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My mother never told me how I got my gift.

She said, "Everyone had one."

But that's not important anymore.

What matters now is that I accept what I've been given.

I used to wonder where my gift would take me.

Now I realize its up to me.

A guy's gotta have some fun.

Anybody else want to make a bet?

You got to bet on it, $10.

All right, man, in the grassy shirt.

Anybody else want to place a bet?

You there, sir, what's your name?

Okay, who else?

- I'll take that. - You?

Uh, keep your money kid, all right.

Okay, I'm doing you a favor, trust me.

It's all about strategy.

If I sacrifice the knight,

I can save my queen.

Five to one, he's got to win all four games.

I don't see him doing it, do you?

Do you? Do you?

There you go. - It's simple,

in ten moves,

must guard the king.

How could I forget rule number one,

six and beat six.

in front of the line.

My plan...

What happened to my plan?

I'm running out of time.

Good game.

Thank you.

I don't think he can win one more game.

I don't think he can win one more game.

There it is.

He did it, that's four for four.

All right let's wrap this up.

Who else had money on this?

Thank you, thank you very much.

Can you teach me how to play like that?

No, but I can teach you how to play.

Deal, next Wednesday.

Deal, same time.

All right.

Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.

Be good, stay in school.

Hey, wait. Hold on, man.

That was intense man.

- Huh? - Crap.

It was a little crazy, right.

Hey, uh-

What are you gonna do with your hit?

You mind putting that in that for me?

Thank you. - Appreciate it.

- I'm gonna head out of here. - Are you serious?

Yeah.

You want to make me feel bad now?

Great, good stuff.

Thanks, man. Really appreciate it.

I love donating.

I love it, it's fun.

All right.

I got nothing, sorry, man.

We were up $250 each.

The point of this whole venture,

is to use your ability to make a fortune.

You're not thinking long-term.

You could be a legend,

a con man for the ages.

Not my style.

So, what?

You're like a telepathic Robin Hood?

Stealing from the unjustly rich,

giving to the unfairly poor?

So I take a wee fall into the unfairly poor category.

Is that right Little John?

Have you looked at your paycheck lately?

University 2-1, distress call,

female, unknown age,

found unconscious and pulled from the lake.

University 2-1, we're on it.

Hey, hurry! She's over here!

Rule number one, what's rule number one?

Don't run.

Exactly, we run, we trip, we fall,

we might get hurt.

We get hurt, what good are we?

- We're no good. - Exactly.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,

can I have you all clear out of the way please

and give us a little space?

I pulled her out from the lake,

I'm not sure how long she's been there.

Okay, thank you.

Ma'am, can you come over her please.

Ma'am can you hear me? Ma'am?

A little space, there you go.

Come on over. It's okay.

You all right? - I got a breath, Oz.

Go get the blankets and stretcher.

Yeah, okay.

- You okay? - Hey!

Hey, Oz! Hey, Oz, come here.

Where is she going?

No, no, no, we're gonna help you.

Relax. You're okay.

I got you.

So, before long, you know,

Toby and I managed to grab her

before she could dive back in.

And the kicker is,

that she's amnesic.

So, you understand if we don't chase after her,

then you know what can happen in that situation.

Mr. Bey you broke rule number one.

Well, you know, under the circumstances as I was telling-

You ran after this woman

and you do not run!

Oh, God...

Excuse me.

Oh, the lovely Dr. F.

Pick me, please.

Can I go Mr. Ryder?

I'll, uh, I'll finish this up later, thank you.

Hey.

Thank you.

Not a problem.

My office in five minutes!

Oh my god.

So what's going on, Liv?

It's about that amnesia victim you brought in.

I was thinking we could take a look inside.

Help her dig some stuff up.

Yeah, but Liv,

you know she's got amnesia.

Yes, but the full memories are still there somewhere

and I'm thinking if you feed a detail or two back to her,

it might jog something.

That's a lot of work.

Aren't you the least bit curious?

Come on. - Look, Liv,

I don't see how I can read thoughts she doesn't have.

Sir, I can explain.

The woman was clearly in distress and-

- Sit down. - Okay.

That's not what I want to talk to you about,

at least not right now.

Oh.

Okay, um, what did you want to talk to me about?

You went out on a call a couple of months ago,

campus pub,

lady had irregular heartbeats-

Yeah, sure.

Um, I remember.

Is there something wrong?

That depends on your point of view.

Personally, I'm a little shocked.

Seems that you are to receive a commendation

for your actions in the field.

- A comment- - Iation. Yes.

Well, sir, I'm, uh...

I'm speechless.

I'm speechless too, Mr. Bey,

but don't stay that way.

Ceremony's a week from Sunday

and you're gonna need a speech.

Huh, okay.

All right, thank you. Great.

I am full of joy for you.

Ann. Hi.

Hi, we've got you some clothes.

They're not haut couture

but they'll do for now.

Thank you.

And let's get you settled in over here.

Here, let me help you with that.

Oh, thanks.

And I thought you should meet one of the paramedics

that saved your life.

- Hey. - Hey.

So it's Ann, is it?

Oh, that's what she calls me.

After Anastasia, the lost daughter of the Romanov's.

Of course, yes.

So any breakthroughs?

Oh no.

I've been trying.

Manicured nails,

likely not a maid.

And you were wearing a power suit,

a kind of businesswoman I bet.

I doubt you're married.

Cause there's no tan line on your ring finger.

Do you remember when Toby was helping you?

I remember him trying.

Yeah, why were you running anyway?

Where were you gonna go?

I don't know.

Doesn't make any sense, any of it.

You were upset,

something had disturbed you.

What the hell are you doing?!

Stop!

When we found you on the beach,

you mumbled something about a man and a boat.

Maybe...

Oh, no...

It's like there's something there

but it's just out of reach.

It's so frustrating.

Well, maybe we better let Ann rest.

That was a strange read.

Everything was murky,

there was a pulse of light,

there was a silhouette of a man.

Thank you.

But there was something there, right?

Yes, there was,

traces of it anyway.

I mean, whatever it was, it just felt wrong.

So, now you do want to know what's up.

Yeah, I do.

I'm a little bit curious.

Dr. Facet?

Shane Lawson.

You called for a neuro consult?

Toby Logan. Hey.

A consult?

Yeah, I did do that, didn't I?

Right, right. I'm sorry.

She's right over...

She's right over here.

Oh, she was found this morning unconscious.

Looks like someone's in love.

Lust.

It's lust.

Are you okay with that?

Yeah, I'm fine with that.

Liv and I broke up forever ago.

Okay, just checking.

How are you, are you good?

Still divorced.

That's cool.

Okay, hemostatic gauze?

You talk to that amnesic?

Uh, yeah, her memory's gone,

she doesn't know who she is.

Wound closure kit?

It's like, uh, she sees bits and pieces,

this massive void.

Sounds like me the Monday after Lalapalooza.

Oral re hydration salts?

- There we go. - Thanks.

Tell me you're not getting involved.

I am not getting involved.

I mean, you can't help but feel for her

but I'm not getting involved.

Who was it that told me

that if they go down this road again,

I should stop them?

What road?

The "I sense someone is in danger,

let me try to help and now I'm in world of hurt" road.

It's not that kind of thing.

Toby, I know you've been through a lot,

feeling guilty about losing Charlie

and the disappearance of your mom,

but do you really want to do this again?

Oz, I appreciate what you're doing, protecting me.

You don't have to save everybody, Toby.

It's hard enough trying to save yourself.

I'm not trying to save everybody.

♪ I've thinking about the things they say to me ♪

♪ People think I'm crazy ♪

♪ I'm out of my mind ♪

I don't understand.

So a high-powered woman just drops off the face of the earth

and nobody's looking for her?

It doesn't make any sense.

Well, I thought that, uh,

if you could push a little harder to jog her memories?

Because if she was attacked,

I mean they're still out there somewhere.

I just have to be careful

to not plant any ideas in her head.

- Deal. - Deal.

Okay, to deals.

Thanks, Brian.

I hope this isn't a private party.

Yes, it is, but you're on the list.

Great.

So, what's the word on Ann?

No hematoma,

no sign of brain swelling.

Ran EEG, CT scan, MRI.

Given the results on the baseline,

CBC, CR, LFT, ING serum-

Sorry, are we here to talk about good news or bad news?

Oh, it's good, good.

It just means that there's no damage to the brain itself,

which means here memory loss is temporary.

That is good.

So, what's the treatment?

- Time. - Time?

Yeah, just wait it out.

Sorry, guys, I got to take this.

Sure.

- Um, Toby, right? - Yeah, Sean?

- Shane. - Shane.

Good to see you again.

Um, I hope this isn't too sensitive a subject.

Word is you- - We broke up.

- So you don't mind if I- - Ask her out?

Yeah.

Well...

Hey, uh, should we invite him

to the poker game on Wednesday night.

We're full up.

All right, um, have a good night, boys.

Hey, no room at the table.

Yeah.

Wait a second, you're not jealous are you?

What? Him?

Come on.

He is in really good shape though.

Like distractingly good shape.

Well, I've been working it out.

Did you see the paper?

Yeah, I saw it.

I'm on my way to the hospital right now.

Martin, you were supposed to get rid of her.

Now she's in the paper.

I told you this was gonna happen,

the minute she started asking too many questions.

What do you want me to say, "You were right"?

I'm gonna find her and finish it.

Excuse me, sir?

Can I help you with something?

Just got a little turned around, that's all.

Hey, you remember that campus intubation?

No.

Oh, right, you were off that night.

Okay, well, Ryder, he paired me up with this hot shot.

The rookie, Watanabi.

Oh, Watanabi. He's good, man.

Well, the commendation is for the intubation.

All right, that's good.

Good for you.

I mean, it'd be good if I earned it, you know,

but Watanabi did the intubation.

He's not qualified.

No, he's not qualified.

I swear to god I turn my back for two seconds

and he's got the tube down this woman's throat.

So, on the call sheet,

we wrote that I did it.

All right, so maybe if he hadn't acted so quickly,

maybe the outcome would have been different,

maybe you guys did the right thing.

You know what, it's okay.

Whoa, who's that?

Is that Ann?

What's she doing out here?

Hey, hey, Ann?

Hey, Ann, what are you doing?

What are you doing?

They didn't discharge you?

Where are you going?

I have this terrible feeling and I have to get away.

Did you think you'd get away with it?!

Ann, there you are.

We were worried.

Dr. Lawson wants to run some additional tests.

Okay? - I'll take her.

Here, I got her, don't worry about it.

Come here. - Thank you.

- Liv? - Yeah?

I think you got to keep an eye on her.

We will.

No, I think someone tried to kill her.

You need to get her security.

We will, I promise.

Looks like she cleared out.

So where did she go?

Toronto Island Ferry schedule?

I doubt she went sightseeing.

Maintenance?

Come back later!

Okay, sir.

Let's go.

I've got a guard at the hospital.

I feel like I'm in danger.

I don't know why.

I'm sorry, Toby.

I don't know if this is gonna work.

I appreciate what you're doing.

I'm a social worker on wheels.

Well, let's see.

I remember seagulls.

Okay, seagulls at a beach, that's good.

That horn.

Try to remember that night.

It's like I can see something pulsing.

Like a lighthouse?

There's a lighthouse on the island.

Really?

Let's go check out the island.

Okay.

I don't remember her.

A thousand people ride this boat every day.

My number.

If you see her again,

you get the other half.

Uh, do you want this back?

You hold on to it.

You know, it's very hard to get an appointment with you.

Well, I'm sorry about that.

I'm a very busy man.

I don't usually deal with IT.

You probably don't even know my name.

It's Roman, Roman Przyblanski.

Well, Roman,

your message said it was something urgent,

you wanted to discuss with me.

This.

What does that have to do with us?

It's an environmental assessment.

It's not very flattering toward Northern Superior Mining,

though is it?

Yet when the report went public,

it was simply glowing.

It was as if it had been altered or something.

Where did you get this?

You remember your dead scientist, Steven Mirtschin?

On his hard drive.

You were sent to scrub that.

And I did.

But I believe in insurance,

so I made a backup.

What do you want?

Instructions are all there.

Money goes into an offshore account,

a dime less or a day late,

and that report gets leaked on the web.

Your lady lawyer was very interested.

I don't think she's on your team, is she?

How much longer?

Hey, lady,

you know you're color coordinating the sugars again, right?

Well, it's not like Barista Barbie is gonna do it.

Dev? - Yes?

Can't you speed it up?

I'm going through three days of footage here,

it's not gonna be instant.

Okay, here, here it is.

I got her.

Hey, you guys want to wait up?

Turn around for two seconds and put a ticket-

We're about to miss the ferry.

I'm sorry.

Yeah?

Bring the other half of that bill and some tape.

Your gal just just showed.

Let's go.

Is any of this coming back to you?

Uh, no.

Maybe, I don't know.

Why would I have come here?

Fishing?

I mean, they have fishing here.

Of course, they're not big fish.

Also, you don't want to eat anything

you caught in that lake, I'll tell you that much.

So, you get off the ferry and where do you go?

I don't know.

Let's start at the café.

Okay.

Yeah?

I couldn't get her at the hospital

and now she's got these guys with her.

I need you back here,

we have a problem.

Hey, um, can I have the borscht, please.

Yeah, that's it.

I'm gonna get the borscht.

Sure.

Does any of this feel familiar?

No.

Yeah, I know the feeling,

nothing's coming to me either.

Stupid speech.

You gave a speech?

I have to write one.

He's being humble,

he won an award that he doesn't want.

That doesn't make any sense.

You get used to it.

You keep saying this gets so easy.

You know, my kids are gonna have no father.

How am I supposed to trust you?

You're lying to me just like they did!

If you do this,

I can't protect you.

- I, I, I have to go. - Ann?

Please, I have to get away from here.

I'm sorry about back there,

I suddenly got so scared.

I don't know what's going on,

I don't know if somebody did something to me

or what if I did something awful?

Hey, can this bike get on?

Do you recognize this girl here on the bike?

No problem.

You people had my husband killed,

leave me alone, okay?

Oh my god!

Sgt. McCluskey, IIB.

Lynn Kendall, I'm gonna have to ask you to come with me.

What did you call me?

Sorry, who are you?

You're wanted for questioning

in connection with the death of Steve Mirtschin.

What's going on here?

Look there's someone on that ferry over there

that we should go speak to. - Okay, you know what,

have it your way.

Bring them all in.

- No, I'm sorry, for what? - Come on, are you serious?

I'm going all right.

Apparently, her memory is coming back in bits and pieces.

Well, that's not gonna help you build a case is it?

So you're saying we don't go to the crown prosecutor?

Not until you can prove

that either she and-or Northern Superior Mining,

were involved in Mirtschin's death.

Are you speaking as in-house counsel or as a friend.

Both.

What's up with those two out there?

Paramedics, Dev checked them out.

They're legit.

You two are free to go.

I'm worried about Ann.

Miss Kendall is still under investigation.

You stay here.

Sgt. McCluskey, do you mind if I speak to you for a moment?

Sure, one minute.

Um, on the island,

Miss Kendall she was reacting to things.

At one point she freaked out.

You see, she...

Sorry.

There was a woman on the island

and I think that this woman knows something

or she's involved.

What?

Does this guy think she's innocent?

So ,uh, IIB huh?

What's that like, uh, International Imagination Buddies?

Integrated Investigative Bureau.

- Oh, yeah. - It's right...

It's right there. - That's all good.

The Mounties or...

Yeah some of us,

some provincial, some local.

We all get together and nab the bad guys.

Right, like a police all-star team.

Here is my card.

Give me a call if you have any more amazing insights.

Okay, go now, bye-bye.

I'll show myself out, thank you.

You're welcome.

Hey, Oz, come here.

Excuse me.

What's the deal, Batman?

You got anything?

I'm gonna be a couple of hours,

you got to cover for me. - Huh?

Oh, you got that look of quiet determination.

You know what to do Robin.

Yeah, right.

Find a writer.

Sure, that's worked out so well in the past.

You're late.

The transaction's been made.

Not that I don't trust you,

but let's see if there's been any recent activity

in my account.

Well, well, you are man of your word.

Drive?

There you go.

Nice doing business with you.

You son of a...

I didn't even know my own name,

till you called it out to me.

It's called selective memory,

we're trying to refresh it.

Do you recognize him?

No. I don't think so.

Steven Mirtschin, an environmental scientist.

He did work for your company.

Four weeks ago, he died in a car accident.

- I'm sorry. - Yeah, it was terrible.

He left behind a wife and three kids.

When the lab examined Steven's vehicle,

they found that his brakes had been tampered with.

When we questioned his co-workers,

we found out that he was working on a report

about the toxicity levels

from the runoff of one of Northern's mines.

If this was supposed to help me get my memory back,

it's a colossal failure.

Well, that's okay.

I'm a lot more patient than I let on.

Oh...

Hello, hi, ma'am.

I'm a paramedic.

My name's Toby Logan.

I was just hoping that maybe we could have a word.

Is someone hurt?

Actually, yeah, that's why I'm here.

I think you might be able to help me.

It's about a woman named Lynn Kendall.

Lynn?

And what does this have to do with me?

Well, Ms. Kendall's having difficulty

remembering certain things about her past,

so I was just hoping that maybe you knew something

about how we could locate her family.

And you say she mentioned me specifically?

Yes, she said that you met her at a café

and that you were very upset with her.

How did he find me?

No one knows I'm here.

Look did they send you here?

"They"? No, no, it's just me.

After she met with you,

Lynn was attacked and she nearly drowned.

The police aren't ruling out attempted murder.

You wouldn't know anything about that would you?

How dare you accuse me!

They killed my husband.

They threatened me and my kids.

How could you say that to me?

Let me take you back.

2006, a community in Alberta is contaminated

by the tailings from a Northern Superior mine,

lawsuit disappears.

2007, allegations of insider trading

by senior company brass are raised,

and mysteriously go away.

I'm supposed to know about all this?

2009, Jerry Morrow, your CEO,

his son was involved in a hit and run,

charges were dropped.

So what do all of these cases have in common?

Okay, even if I worked for this Northern Superior,

what is this,

guilt by association?

Now the lawyer emerges.

You know what a corporate fixer is, right, Lynn?

Yeah, that's the nice term.

Oh, I don't, I don't believe any of this.

Well, this is who you are.

And believe me,

the deeper we dig,

the worse it gets.

Now, this is where it gets interesting.

How do you explain this?

Roman Przyblanski,

he was in the IT department of Northern Superior.

I have never even heard the name.

Well, he was found dead today.

The bodies are beginning to pile up.

Look, I might not know who I am

but I am not the monster you think.

Yes, she came to the island.

I was furious

because I thought she was gonna offer me some deal but...

- And did she? - No.

She said she wanted my help

to prove that Northern Superior Mining,

was behind my husband's death.

How was she gonna prove that?

She said she wanted to go through Steve's computer

to find some report that he'd been writing.

And this guy,

this guy, Roman, showed up two days after Steve died

and he said he was from the company,

and he said that they wanted take possession

of his computer.

Oh, I was so stupid!

I should have listened to Lynn.

Sarah, you have to go to the police.

If you don't,

Lynn will be charged for your husband's murder.

He was just a scientist doing his job.

Why were you going to Toronto Island?

I don't even remember being there.

Oh my god!

Yeah, that's you getting on the ferry two days ago.

It's starting to come back.

Who were you looking for?

Who is that?

You tell me.

That's, uh...

That's the man who tried to kill me.

The client is pressing me to charge her

or cut her loose.

Who is this guy?

Either this surveillance is too grainy for the computer

or this guy just doesn't have a criminal record.

Well, this is crazy.

This would be so much easier

if someone would just get their memory back.

Yeah?

Okay, send them up.

It's about to get crazier.

What? Crazier?

This must be the woman you were telling me about.

Hello, Mrs. Mirtschin.

- Have we met? - No, not personally.

You've been a very difficult woman to reach.

Why don't you have a seat in our conference room.

Dev will show you the way.

Right this way.

I don't know what you're up to

but you and I need to have a little chat,

so stick around.

Look forward to it.

That's Steve Mirtschin's wife.

She's gonna tell them

that you were gonna expose the company.

That's a really good thing.

I don't know, Toby.

I was told about all these things that I've done.

You went out there to tell Sarah the truth

about her husband's death.

You went out there to take down your employer.

You put yourself in danger

and they tried to kill you.

You were a whistle-blower.

Lynn, come on.

I thought we were in this together.

You know what this does to me.

I will not be a party to this.

I can't protect you.

I might be the only one who could stop them.

I didn't pressure her, she volunteered.

The woman's barely got a grasp on her own memories.

She remembers enough.

What are you proposing?

She calls Jerry, sets up a meeting.

Wears a wire, records her boss.

Yeah, and if the thing goes south,

we'll be right there.

We'll be right there, yeah.

Yeah, I've heard that before.

Hi, can you hear me, guys?

Am I transmitting? Reynold, Check.

Copy that loud and clear.

Okay, we're up.

Hey, Michelle.

I don't know what this guys doing here,

you got a bogey at one o'clock.

Who the hell is this guy?

What the hell do you think you're doing here?

Keeping an eye on Lynn.

You're gonna blow this whole operation.

Don't worry, I'm not gonna do anything stupid.

Yeah, I hope not.

Michelle, there's our guy!

Yeah, that's Jerry Morrow.

Okay, guys, we're on.

It's good to see you Lynn.

You too, Jerry.

You sounded surprised when I called.

Did I?

Yeah, bit like you'd heard the voice of a ghost.

Do it and keep moving.

Something's wrong?

What are you talking about?

Steve Mirtschin had a wife, Jerry,

three kids.

And you had him killed.

You just don't get it.

I think this conversation's over.

No second chances this time.

Check out the jogger.

That's our guy.

Dev that's the guy from the ferry.

All units take down the jogger.

Come on, give me those hands.

Give me those. Come on.

How did you know he was carrying a needle and not a gun?

I'm gonna be needing a statement.

I'll drop by.

He connected that jogger with the Toronto Island, how?

He knew where to find Sarah.

How?

Yeah, I don't know, Dev,

but I plan to get some answers.

Mr. Bey?

You write this?

Yeah, it's a little over the top, right?

All that stuff about team

versus any single one of us?

It's not half bad.

Really?

Well, punctuation was atrocious

but you got the heart of a poet.

- Thank you, sir. - Yeah.

You know, if you ask me,

it's an honor that's long overdue.

Oh, I wouldn't say that.

Really?

Mr. Bey you have to learn how to take a compliment.

Yeah, among other things.

Look, when you're up on that stage

and all those people are applauding,

I mean, yeah, you got to be humble,

but you got to know that you earned it.

And you did.

I'm proud of you.

Uh, sir?

Can I have my partner from that call,

come up on stage with me?

Watanabe?

Watanabi sir.

Yeah, I'd feel better about it.

Even though he was the junior paramedic on the scene?

I couldn't have done it without him.

Really?

Okay, well, I'll make it happen.

Thank you, sir.

Oh and, Mr. Bey,

clean up the damn truck.

It's filthy.

Good talk.

How'd it go up there?

Oh, good.

Guess they got more than they expected from Jerry.

I spent ten years of my life building that company up,

and today I helped tear it down.

Good for you.

It's scary.

So, what are you gonna do next?

Calgary.

Apparently, I have a life there.

I'm jealous.

What?

Well, I was just remembering the fact

that the first moment I met you,

I bolted in the opposite direction.

Right, I mean you were gonna jump in the lake.

Well, I think you're headed in the right direction now,

that's good.

Thank you, Toby.

You're welcome.

Good luck.

- You too. - Thank you.

Dr. Lawson was right,

Lynn's memory loss turned out to be temporary.

Come on, what about us?

We were the ones who rescued her,

Toby jogged her memory.

Thank you.

Credit where credit is due my friend.

Thank you.

Word is, Lynn's got a man waiting for her in Calgary.

She's got a man, that's good.

It's kind of weird though.

What does she do?

She just gets off the plane in Calgary

and waits for the first guy to kiss her?

All I know is a couple of months ago,

you, sir, would never have gotten involved.

People change.

Feels good.

Charlie would have been proud.

Charlie.

She was pretty amazing.

- Speaking of hot cops- - Don't go there.

- "Don't go there"? - Yeah.

Who?

- Uh... - Forget it.

Oh, I've forgotten about it.

You brought it up.

Yes, you brought it up.

I didn't bring up anything...

I didn't...

You're just trying to back out of it...