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How am I supposed to compete with a doctor?

Wait a minute, he's a doctor?

Well, he is a pediatrician.

Well, I mean, the guy puts his pants on one leg at a time.

Thanks. Now I'm picturing him with his pants off.

Thanks very much. - All right,

so how long has Sandy been seeing him?

I don't know.

You're sure that she's seeing him?

I have my suspicions.

But you guys have this open relationship, so-

Yeah, but I didn't think she'd do anything about it.

So date somebody. Date twins, you know, make her jealous.

I can't, I can't date...

Twins, really?

I can't, man. I can't play games with her like that.

I, I like her too much. I'm a one-woman man.

Oh, what is that, corny to you?

What? I got a headache, all right.

What, again?

I hate getting my morning briefing from AM radio.

What do we know?

Just what you heard, Wasserman announced

he's going public with his biggest round

of government secrets yet.

At midnight tomorrow night.

How did we get stuck

being the government's gatekeeper on this?

No one else is able to stop the leaks.

Yeah, like we can.

Forgive my computer illiteracy,

but the man lives on the internet.

Can't we track him?

Well, the same technology designed to protect you and I,

it's protecting him.

What's the government's response?

Actually, they're debating it right now.

We're speaking with Foreign Affairs Minister Diane Feeny

this morning, as well as her most vocal opponent

on government transparency, MP Dennis Thorpe.

Now, this news is still breaking,

but what is your response to the pending release

of classified documents?

Gregory Wasserman would be nothing more

than a common criminal

if it weren't for the scope of his crimes.

We believe he's putting this entire nation in grave danger.

It's the government's unwillingness to soberly assess

what really needs to be classified

that's putting us at risk.

So you agree with Wasserman's planned mass release

of these documents? - Of course not.

But if our leaders operated

with a responsible, measured transparency,

then men like Wasserman would run out of steam.

Their kind thrive on the intransigence

of politicians like the minister.

When we come back, we'll ask the minister and Mr. Thorpe

what they think we should do with a man like Wasserman,

if and when he is apprehended.

We'll be right back. - Well, that's interesting.

I just got an urgent email about the minister.

Let's take a look.

Keeping critical intelligence out of enemy hand

is more than a political imperative.

It's something I feel passionate about.

Wow, is, is that...

That's Diane.

Shut the front door.

We're gonna have to cut this short.

There's an urgent matter

that requires the minister's attention.

Excuse me.

What is it? Is everything all right?

No, everything is definitely not all right.

Could you just move to the left a little bit? Thanks.

That's a whole new meaning to full disclosure.

Where did you get this?

It's viral.

Sergeant, thank you for coming.

I imagine it's good to be out of Ottawa

after this morning.

A moving target's harder to hit, isn't that what they say?

Even a wounded one.

This is my husband, Bruce, and my aide, Helene Spaulding.

Is there somewhere where we could speak in private?

I will be in the upstairs office.

This way.

And Alice, if you wouldn't mind holding down the fort.

Of course. Don't forget, you have one clock.

Listen, IIB has no interest in your personal affairs.

But if there was a criminal act perpetrated

to force the government's hand,

then that's a national security matter.

I understand.

I have to ask you,

was that tape your personal property?

No. I saw it for the first time along with half a world.

And had it been doctored in any way?

Nope, that was me, in the flesh.

So you weren't even aware that that tape existed?

No.

Look, there isn't a doubt in my mind

that that tape was made and released

to embarrass me and our government.

So you think it was politically motivated?

Oh yeah, somebody's sending a message

about my stand on secrecy.

Well, right now, we're looking at a possible connection

between this and Wasserman's agenda.

Gotta admit, I went there myself.

But do you really think Wasserman was responsible

for creating this tape?

That would be one way to neutralize

your biggest critic overnight.

And if it wasn't him,

then we've got another serious threat to contend with.

You wanna know the big irony?

My office has logged over 500 calls.

Number one message? You go, girl.

Listen, are you planning on returning to Ottawa?

I have a press conference.

But Bruce and I have some things we need to work out.

I understand.

I'm gonna need to reach the man on that tape with you.

It's standard procedure in matters like this.

I wouldn't have the faintest idea how to find him.

I don't even know his name.

Oh.

I think this is political sabotage.

Someone is out to destroy her.

The grenade lobbed to force her resignation.

Well, it's gonna be hard to bounce back

in parliament after this.

It's no secret that Dennis Thorpe

lobbied hard for the job,

and we all saw how he went after Diane this morning.

Obviously, there's no love lost there.

Okay, I'll give him a call.

Dev, let's see if we can find out

who her lover on that tape was, see how much he knows.

I'll coordinate with Metro, see what they've got.

Okay.

Do we really think that Wasserman's gonna come out

of his spider hole to make a sex tape?

Come on, he thinks of himself as a serious journalist.

Is he really gonna waste whatever credibility

he thinks he has by suddenly going tabloid?

Not sure I'm buyin' it.

She's been speaking out against him.

Maybe he's retaliating.

Right, well, if we don't stop Wasserman

before midnight tomorrow,

the next round of highly classified government documents

will be leaked on the web.

Okay, well, if we can't get to him directly,

maybe we can smoke out whoever's feeding him those secrets.

Almost 50 years ago,

one of our most esteemed prime ministers said

the state has no place in the bedrooms of the nation.

And while I acknowledge the deep hurt

my actions have caused my family,

I ask that you respect our privacy.

Geez, guy looks like you had by two by four, right?

Spouses as always do, Ms. Edwards,

Jenny Spitzer, Hillary.

I mean, I'm sorry, guilty pleasure.

I feel bad for the husband and everything,

but I'm happy to see the tables turned for once.

That is right.

See, women can stray just the way men do.

Mm-hmm.

Does anyone else think that this is wrong?

I mean, who cares what a politician does

in their private life?

Well, it's pretty ironic, you know.

She's the one who's always saying

government has to keep secrets.

This is not a state secret. This is her private life.

This is wrong.

I gotta agree with the Tobinator on this one.

- Thank you. - Oh, come on, Oz,

the reason the government's all about their secrets,

it's not to protect us, it's to protect themselves.

Yeah, that makes sense, too.

- What are you, tryin' to- - What?

Hi, Sandy.

Is that the guy? Doctor?

Dr. Strongjaw, uh-huh.

He smells like the ocean.

Okay, I am just saying that people

who live in glass houses-

Should use their drapes.

Guys, I don't care how public your life is,

no one deserves to have their privacy invaded like that.

It's kind of a weird card for you to play, huh?

Minister, you

characterized Wasserman- - Nobody heard me.

as an internet terrorist,

but he argues he's simply doing the work of a journalist.

Is he held to the same standards as you?

Who checks his facts? Who vets his sources?

Who's playing fast and loose with people's lives?

I think a lot of people are wondering,

have you apologized to your husband yet?

This is an understandable distraction for all of you.

And I only have myself to blame.

But maybe, when the dust settles,

we'll try focusing on the real news.

Ms. Feeny, one more question, please.

One more?

Sorry, guys, that's all the questions for today.

We'll be issuing a formal statement later.

Mr. Thorpe, Michelle McCluskey, IIB. I'm sorry I'm late.

I don't have much time. Have a seat.

I'll be quick.

So what's the IIB want with me?

Well, first of all, I'm curious as to what you thought

about the tape.

Diane's foreign affair?

Sure, it's regrettable.

But I have to say, she keeps herself in pretty good shape.

Any idea who leaked it?

Ah, you think someone hoped to gain political advantage?

Did she have any enemies other than yourself?

I'm hardly her enemy.

We disagree politically, but that goes with the territory.

Well, you wanted her job. You lobbied hard for it.

So I released a tape of her

making the beast with two backs so I could take it?

So if it wasn't you, do you have any idea who?

Any number of people had a reason to embarrass her.

She's the face

of the new "government knows best" vision of the future.

Which you so vigorously oppose.

Secrets fester in the dark, Sergeant.

Secrets breed corruption.

We simply believe in the antiseptic power of sunshine,

that the truth will come out.

I don't defend Wasserman.

But a more reasoned approach as to secrecy,

it's a good thing.

And if he's helping bring that about, good on him.

Fact is, Diane Feeny's blind defense

of governmental overreach

is a lot more of a threat than Wasserman.

Now I have to go.

Good luck. - Yeah.

Thank you for your time.

I think Wasserman is losing support.

Someone close to his camp just sent us this picture.

Wasserman operates because people sympathetic

to his cause help him.

But the fact is there's a hell of a lot more people

against him than for him.

We've set up an anonymous tip line

and also uploaded his picture to the web.

Like a million-man posse?

Bit of a long shot, isn't it?

Wasserman's Network relies on cloud computing.

It's a way of keeping decentralized,

but it also means more points of contact.

I'm looking for digital footprinting.

I'm also coordinating with Interpol's Cyber Division

on their last best leads.

Excuse me.

Clark.

You found him?

That's fantastic. Thank you.

Wasserman?

No, but we do have an address on our Romeo.

Let's find out if he's connected to Wasserman.

Maybe he's been leaking more

than just a sex tape.

Well, the guys have been through,

but they haven't found anything.

You sure this is his place?

Yeah, last known address for Tyler Rooker,

Diane Feeny's costar on that tape.

Well, it looks like he hasn't been here for a while.

And amongst these papers, I found

a check stub here for a place called Moonlight Companions.

Is that what it sounds like?

Yeah, it's one of Toronto's premier escort services.

And you know this how?

I keep my ear to the ground.

Ah.

This check is for close to 10 grand.

This guy was definitely playing for pay.

Tyler Rooker was, was a hooker.

We're at W minus 14 hours.

The irony is people care more about that sex tape

than they do about Wasserman's deadline for release.

Yeah, you got that right.

How are we doing on finding him?

Well, I've narrowed the cloud he's on

down to a couple hundred digital signatures.

Interpol data is still coming in.

And the pic you put out?

We're at 510 sightings so far.

Two of them are possibilities.

Yeah.

Liv, it's just a headache. Everybody gets them.

Of course, but then there's those flashes,

the whiteouts, the possible tie into your telepathy.

It's not that bad.

I'm gonna order a CAT scan.

It's not that big a deal.

- You trust me, right? - Yeah.

Besides, it's probably nothing.

Then why bother with a CAT scan?

Because Toby, you are not like everyone else,

and Lord knows what's going on in your head.

And you've said yourself,

you're using your gift more than ever.

Gotta go.

Gotta go. - Let me guess, IIB?

That might be part of the problem, you know,

burning it at both ends.

Thanks, Ma.

I need you to tell me everything you can

about the night that you were caught on tape.

It was about two months ago.

I met him at the Robson Hotel.

I'd just done 18 hours in the air.

I needed a drink. I couldn't sleep.

And this handsome young guy bought me a drink.

I didn't know why he gravitated to me.

The room was full of all these beautiful young women.

He picked me out of all of them.

He took me to his room. We made love.

He left. I never saw him again.

Not bad for a broad past 40.

What about paying him?

Excuse me?

We know that Tyler Rooker was an escort.

You, you didn't know.

Oh, oh (laughs) God.

Wow. Am I the stupidest person in the world?

If it wasn't you, who paid him?

No money changed hands between us.

They either paid him before the fact or after.

Do you have any idea who?

I've made my share of enemies.

I trust you can get him to admit who hired him.

We're still trying to locate him.

Look, I promise you, we will do everything we can

to keep this as discreet as possible.

Well, that's some comfort. Thank you.

That was strange.

A couple hours ago,

I was defending that woman's right to privacy.

Now I'm invading it.

So what'd you get?

Something I never expected from a politician.

Yeah, what's that?

The truth.

She says what she's thinking. She really didn't know.

Um, I've gotta go to the EMS.

If you need me, just call me, all right?

Okay.

- Cool. - Thanks.

Where are you going?

Escort agency, I'm hoping our Casanova knows

where Wasserman is,

or maybe get us closer to the source of the leaks.

Escort agency, one of my lesser known subspecialties.

Which one are we gonna go to?

No, I'm good, Dev.

Why don't you just stick with your 500 tips?

I got stuff to do anyway.

Michelle McCluskey, IIB. We spoke on the phone.

Yes.

I just have a couple questions for you about Tyler Rooker.

Yes, um, he worked here maybe three, four days a month.

Okay, is there anything you can tell me about him?

He's a good guy.

Not going to cure cancer or anything, but he's a sweet kid.

You, uh, you think it's possible

he may have leaked that tape?

Oh, I seriously doubt it.

I know a little of his family from the prairies.

His dad's a minister.

He would not want them to know about this.

Well, maybe he needed the money.

Tyler? No, he was one of our top earners.

Do you have any idea where he is?

No.

Well, I really need to speak with him.

He hasn't been reachable. Not to me, not to anyone.

But if he calls, I will tell him you were asking.

Is there anyone else here who knows

who was using his services?

I can't stop them from talking to each other,

but Diane Feeny certainly is not our first public figure.

What I sell here isn't sex. It's confidentiality.

Well, I'm gonna need to see a list of your clients.

And I'm gonna need to see a warrant.

Okay.

Absolutely.

Well, you're sure it's him, for sure? It's Wasserman?

Hey. Thank you.

Looks like the posse actually came through.

He had something of a backlash since his last announcement.

Two people just called in the same sighting.

We have an address.

Confirm. It's Wasserman.

I got him.

Mr. Wasserman, I'm gonna have to take you into custody.

Yeah, and I'll be out in 24 hours, maybe less.

So what do you...

So you're jealous, really?

No, I'm not jealous. What did I just say?

I'm totally fine with this.

And he's touching her. It doesn't bother me, okay.

You know what? He could paw at her like a mountain lion.

I don't even, doesn't bother me at all.

Are you ready?

Yeah. Look, Liv, come here.

Liv, I, uh, you know what? Honestly, I've been doing great.

And I feel good. There's been no headaches, no flashes.

Everything is, is goin' good.

Then you have nothing to worry about.

Scares me a little bit.

Come on.

Now that we have Wasserman,

we have to figure out how to hold 'im.

If we could somehow prove that he actively solicited

that classified material...

Do you think he could still be behind Diane's sexpose?

Certainly can't rule him out.

And any luck finding her boy toy?

We have teams interviewing his coworkers, his friends.

Hey, uh, Toby's minutes away.

Okay, good.

You know, I don't wanna sound cynical,

but Diane's husband, Bruce,

he hasn't wavered in his support for her for one moment.

That's a man you just don't find anymore.

That's exactly my point.

Right.

I'll get Dev to do a background check

on the husband and his staff.

I'm surprised you didn't request a lawyer, Mr. Wasserman.

Don't trust 'em.

Right, I guess living in the shadowy world of espionage,

trust is the first casualty.

Oh, no, the first casualty is truth, Sgt. McCluskey.

Everybody knows that.

I think the saying applies to war.

Well, I am at war, with the government.

See, I'm in the business of exposing

their lies, their hypocrisy.

Their secret sex tapes?

I didn't do that.

But I, uh, I applaud whoever did.

See, the public has a right to know

the conduct of the people they put in office.

See, I thought you were interested

in exposing things that actually mattered,

not people's personal affairs. - Hey.

I had a thing.

that Diane Feeny-

Is this Wasserman?

Yes, it is.

Right, but you, you have no problem exposing documents

that could put people's lives at risk.

Do you recognize this soldier?

Should I?

Well, he was killed 16 hours after you identified him

as an operative.

It's terrible. I met with the family.

You're missin' the point.

Who provided you with those documents?

People of conscience.

Where did you get the documents?

Even if I knew, I'd never give up a source.

Right, you consider yourself a journalist?

No, journalists, for the most part,

are the stooges of the multinationals.

I am not in anybody's pocket.

You're not walking away with this.

Oh, well, we'll see, won't we?

Uh, he met someone in a car,

and they, they passed him a memory stick of some kind.

Male? Female?

I didn't see.

You didn't see, or he didn't see?

I didn't, (sighs) I didn't get a good read.

But you did see a memory stick?

Yeah, but, uh-

Hey, what's, what's going on with you? Are you okay?

Yeah, no, I'm fine.

Are you sure? You don't, you don't look very well.

I'm, I'm good. Look, I gotta go.

Um, appreciate your concern, I do, all right.

We need a warrant to search Wasserman's place.

Based on what, a feverish telepath's read?

He saw a memory stick.

We tell the judge that the evidence

is in danger of being destroyed.

I guess Judge Galliano still owes you one.

We're running outta time.

Speaking of which, Diane Feeny just called

an impromptu press conference.

Dev, can you put it up?

Yeah.

At 12:45 this afternoon,

members of IIB apprehended and detained Gregory Wasserman.

As you no doubt are aware,

Mr. Wasserman has been waging a one-man campaign

to expose sensitive government documents,

efforts that pose a serious security risk to all Canadians.

Why is she doing this to herself?

Maybe she figures catching a terrorist

trumps a romp in the sack.

Mr. Wasserman's brazen contempt

for diplomatic confidentiality underscores the fact

he's more interested in showboating

than he is in the public's right to know.

She should be laying low.

What's your response to the prime minister

having just called for your resignation?

Excuse me.

I'm just getting the release out of Ottawa.

Now you have it, the rise and fall of Diane Feeny.

I don't back down from a fight.

I can see that.

If I stepped down, the PM will appoint Thorpe.

I'm not about to let that happen.

Foreign Affairs is not the department

for on-the-job training.

Well, are you sure that's a good idea?

I mean, most people would've taken the graceful exit.

There's nothing graceful about politics.

It's clumsy, it's messy, and it's all we've got.

I'm not fighting for my job.

I'm fighting to save my country from men like Wasserman.

And what about the tape?

I was set up. I don't think it's personal.

They just want me out of the way.

Is there any way that Rooker

could've had access to your files?

No, I didn't have anything sensitive with me.

You know, 10 years ago, Bruce asked me to give this all up.

It's days like this where I wish I had.

How am I ever gonna make it up to him?

Mr. Thorpe,

can we get a quote, please? - It's a slippery slope.

We give our elected officials the unbridled power of kings.

They think they're royalty,

all the entitlement, all the paternalism.

Miss Feeny should do the honorable thing and resign.

What Minister Feeny needs to- - How can you listen

to this claptrap? - realize is that the will of

the people must be respected. - Sorry.

If the hardliners in the party side with Minister Feeny,

they could draft a non-confidence motion.

So are you saying the current government could fall?

Exactly.

You gotta give her credit, Diane Feeny has got stones.

I never doubted it.

It's not every day someone says no to the prime minister.

Yeah, well, she's got the support of her party.

She's not gonna step down.

What about everyone else?

Eh, not so much.

Dr. Krauss, extension 427.

Hey, Oz, you see Liv?

Uh, no. No, I haven't.

All right, you, uh, you do,

you let her know I'm lookin' for her, okay?

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I just gotta, gotta hear it from her.

Dr. Bennett, extension 487.

- Hey. - Hey.

- How's it goin'? - Good. How are you?

Good, just workin' on this report here.

I was thinkin' somethin'.

You know this whole thing where we're, like,

seeing other people and all that, right?

Like, I'm fine with that.

Obviously, it's, it's a good idea

for us to keep it casual, right?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

But, uh, I was thinking if, if either of us

is gonna see somebody, maybe just as, like, a rule,

we could, we could tell each other, you know what I mean?

Because that way, there's not so much confusion.

And I mean, that's a reasonable thing to, to ask, right?

Yeah, sure.

So are you seeing anybody or-

Wait, were you spyin' on me?

No.

Good. I don't like spies.

Dr. Parker, extension 471.

Hey.

Hi. Sorry, I didn't see you there.

Yeah. You, uh, you get the results?

No. I have been so swamped, I haven't had a chance.

Okay. Well, when you do, just-

I promise, I'll let you know.

Okay.

Should we be surprised?

Just because Wasserman exposes secrets

doesn't mean he can't keep 'em.

We searched his entire place.

And nothing? No memory stick?

I have to talk to Toby.

You know, you wasted a chance to take a real run

at Wasserman based on Logan's what?

His intuition? His laying on of hands?

He might have it hidden somewhere. We could still find it.

Well, I can't hold him

while you go on a fishing expedition.

So what are we supposed to do?

Well, unless we wanna risk contaminating

a future prosecution, we have to let him go.

But if I was you, I wouldn't let him out of your sight.

Hey.

- Hey. - You let Wasserman go?

We had to. We have no evidence.

Are you absolutely sure of what you saw?

Yes.

But you couldn't tell who the whistleblower was?

No, no, all I saw was that they gave Wasserman

an envelope with a data device in it.

We have to find Rooker. That sex tape wasn't random.

Whoever hired him could also be behind the leaks.

All right, let me help you find Rooker.

I feel like we're pushing you too hard.

No, you're not pushing me.

Are you trying to prove something, Toby?

No. I mean, do I have to?

No, I mean to yourself.

No.

There's someone coming. Time to go, honey.

- Hi. - Hey, how you doin'?

If you need an application, we're always on the lookout.

Ah, no. Uh, I'm here for a companion.

Well, you've come to the right place.

We've got a lot of great girls. What's your type?

I'm lookin' for a guy.

Okay.

For my wife.

Right.

I have to ask, is she good with this?

She is good with this. She sent me here.

Oh, yeah?

She wants that guy.

You know the guy from, uh, the video online right now,

the sex video that's goin' around?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Um, I'm sorry.

They, I couldn't get ahold of 'im, even if I wanted to.

And you couldn't afford him anyway.

You don't know where he is?

No, I'm sorry.

Can I double his rate? How about that?

You must really love your wife.

We got to one of Wasserman's lieutenants

with that cloud I was telling you about.

We just intercepted a call between him and Wasserman.

The call was too brief to be traced,

but they've been following him for the last 45.

It's Diane's husband.

You waiting for me?

They made the transfer.

Let's go. Let's go.

Don't move!

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - Right there!

- Hands where I can see 'em. - Hold on, hold on a second.

It was, wait a second.

Mrs. Feeny, you can't go in there.

He's my husband.

He's a person under suspicion.

He would never do this.

Did he have access to your files?

Yes, but-

They were found in Bruce's possession.

And he was caught in the act

of passing them off to Wasserman.

I'm sorry.

Please.

We have the names, contact numbers,

and safe houses of three CSIS agents in Cairo.

I don't know anything about it.

Well, here's another, an internal memo suggesting

we continue to support the military dictatorship-

I told you I have never seen any of this before.

Now, please, I would like to speak to my wife.

Well, she doesn't wanna talk to you.

You gave these files to Wasserman.

I gave a portfolio to a courier.

And you had no idea what was in that portfolio?

Architectural drawings.

I would never do this to my wife. Never.

We caught him with the memory stick. What's he saying?

That he knows nothing.

Well, we downloaded some of that stuff.

If it had seen the last day-

Hey, Toby just called.

He wants you to meet him at the Ibar Hotel.

He says it's important.

Okay.

What do you want me to do with him?

Hold on to him for as long as possible.

Toby?

Come in.

Oh, I was looking for Toby Logan.

You must be his wife, Michelle. I'm Tyler.

Maybe I should be paying you.

So how much did you get for that tape?

I didn't get anything. I didn't even know about it.

And I sure his doesn't want that to get out.

Really?

See, I would figure a guy in your position

could capitalize on something like this.

You don't get it.

This cost me just as much as it cost that woman.

No one in my family will even speak to me.

Who paid you to sleep with Diane? Was it Wasserman?

Look, I never heard of the guy.

It must be the same watch.

Gotta be the same person that was with Wasserman.

You sure?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So what's our next move?

We have to let him go.

He's coming back in the morning for formal questioning.

We're holding Wasserman, and we've shut him down.

Mr. Feeny, you're free to go.

I never did any of this.

I know that.

But whoever did do this, find them.

Get me everything you dug up on her husband

and the staff.

Excuse me.

Hi.

Um, Mr. Feeny left his day planner here.

I wonder if I could pick it up.

Oh, I guess with everything going on with his wife,

he's a little scattered.

Brilliant architect but perpetually disorganized.

If I didn't keep track of his stuff,

he'd never get anything done.

That's a nice watch.

Thanks.

I've seen one like that before.

Do you, uh, do you help him out

with his business meetings as well?

Of course.

You know, he was just in the interrogation room.

Maybe you should look there.

Toby, do you wanna show her the way in?

Yeah.

Just, uh, this way.

Thanks.

Yeah.

Found it.

Oh, good. Do you have a couple of minutes?

I just have a few questions about your boss.

Um, yeah, I've got a couple minutes.

Good.

So how long have you worked for Bruce?

Um, two years.

And you, you have access to his computers?

It's part of the job, of course.

And he probably has access to his wife's, right?

Yes.

I'm guessing a smart woman like yourself

would have no problem taking a peek from time to time.

Are you really trying to put this on me?

It was Bruce who was passing

government secrets to Wasserman.

You know Wasserman?

Uh, yeah, I know the name. Who doesn't?

What do you think about what he's trying to do?

I think the government should serve the people,

not rule them.

Well, that is exactly what Dennis Thorpe thinks,

almost word for word.

You know, Diane, she hates him.

What do you think about Diane?

I like her well enough.

Her politics?

I don't know. I leave the politics to the professionals.

Hmm, but didn't you do post grad work

in international law?

In fact, your faculty advisor was Dennis Thorpe,

the man lobbying for Diane's job.

That was a long time ago.

Stay calm. She doesn't know.

She set up the camera. She's the one.

You set up that camera.

Diane needed to be gotten rid of,

and when the sex tape didn't work,

you pinned it on her husband.

She would never survive that politically.

She shouldn't even be there, okay.

She's the face of oppression.

Did Dennis Thorpe say that, too?

He's a great man.

He's gonna be prime minister one day.

You were ready to spill your country's secrets

over a school girl crush.

It was not a crush.

I believe in what I did, for democracy.

I wanna say thank you.

Well, getting Wasserman was pretty great for us, too.

But I have to say, this debate about government transparency

isn't gonna end with him.

You know the next Wasserman's out there

just waiting to pound.

I just hope we can survive whoever that is.

You're still standing.

Maybe Bruce and I

can now put our lives back together.

I'm sure you guys are gonna be just fine.

Dr. Peters to the ER. Dr. Peters to the ER.

So it's officially driving me crazy.

What is that?

You and the, and the doctor there.

I just gotta know, are you seeing him?

Yes.

You are? Is it serious?

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah, great, I mean, what's an EMS got

over a pediatrician anyway.

Probably gives you free lollipops all the time.

He's not a pediatrician. He's an OB-GYN.

I just, I can't believe you thought I was dating him.

You're not?

No, I'm seeing him as a patient.

I, I don't understand.

I wanted to see if I could have a baby.

What? You, you're trying to have a-

Baby, yes.

Not that I have immediate plans, I just,

you know, I just, I wanted to know is all.

So what's the verdict?

I'm actually, um, I'm pretty pumped.

I have the uterus of a 25-year-old.

That's, that's, that's great.

Good. Me, too.

I'm pumped for you, that's...

I don't have a uterus, obviously.

- Yeah. - You know that.

I'm gonna go.

Yeah, you should go.

Come in.

- Hey. - Hey.

I thought you weren't home.

Yeah, no, I'm here.

How you doin'?

- I'm okay. - You want anything?

Can I grab you a beer or somethin'?

No, thanks. I actually have to talk to you.

Here, results from your MRI and CT scan.

Cool.

What? What, are you afraid to just tell me?

Well, your brain shows no obvious signs of anomaly.

That's great.

These headaches that you've been having

are linked to intense electrical activity.

Neurology's never seen anything like it.

Not that they've ever had a patient like you, but-

All right, so I'm unique, right? Is it serious?

Actually, these intense electrical storms

are precursors to some pretty powerful strokes.

You're pushing your brain to its stress limit.

All right, so I guess I have to switch to decaf.

This is no joke, Toby. Okay?

Every time you overexert your mind,

you engage in repeated and prolonged use of your telepathy,

it's dangerous.

All right, I will slow down. I got it.

No, I don't think you do.

What I'm trying to tell you isn't that it might,

I'm trying to say that it will kill you.

It's all in here.