1 00:03:51,610 --> 00:03:52,577 - Remember. 2 00:04:22,296 --> 00:04:23,780 You still have it. 3 00:04:26,300 --> 00:04:29,027 I've never taken it off. 4 00:04:31,926 --> 00:04:34,101 1996. 5 00:04:36,724 --> 00:04:40,556 You were the most radiantly beautiful, 6 00:04:42,005 --> 00:04:46,389 pig-tailed girl in all of Shadowbrook Elementary. 7 00:04:49,910 --> 00:04:51,325 Everything changed that year. 8 00:04:54,328 --> 00:04:56,537 - Why did you wait so long? 9 00:04:57,987 --> 00:04:59,644 Why did we wait so long, Ryan? 10 00:05:00,783 --> 00:05:03,164 I don't know. 11 00:05:03,199 --> 00:05:04,614 I think I was afraid 12 00:05:07,928 --> 00:05:10,827 that it might change things, 13 00:05:14,348 --> 00:05:15,315 that I might 14 00:05:17,109 --> 00:05:17,938 lose you 15 00:05:19,422 --> 00:05:20,354 in the end. 16 00:05:32,573 --> 00:05:35,818 - I don't know if I can do it, if I can 17 00:05:36,922 --> 00:05:38,027 watch you go. 18 00:05:46,932 --> 00:05:47,761 - Here. 19 00:06:07,436 --> 00:06:10,093 We have all the time in the world. 20 00:06:11,992 --> 00:06:13,373 Believe in me. 21 00:07:13,709 --> 00:07:15,124 Yeah, hello? 22 00:07:15,158 --> 00:07:16,574 Ryan, it's Geoff. 23 00:07:16,608 --> 00:07:17,989 - Geoff? 24 00:07:18,023 --> 00:07:20,509 You gotta hurry. 25 00:07:55,233 --> 00:07:56,130 - Hello? 26 00:07:56,165 --> 00:07:57,477 Ryan, can you hear me? 27 00:07:57,511 --> 00:07:58,719 - Yeah, Geoff, I can hear you. 28 00:07:58,754 --> 00:08:00,445 There's a bomb at the lab. 29 00:08:00,480 --> 00:08:02,171 There's some crazy guy. 30 00:08:02,205 --> 00:08:04,587 He's got a bomb inside the event chamber. 31 00:08:04,622 --> 00:08:05,830 - A what? 32 00:08:05,864 --> 00:08:09,868 Is Dr. Webb with you? 33 00:08:09,903 --> 00:08:11,663 - Caitlin. 34 00:08:12,630 --> 00:08:13,665 Caitlin? 35 00:08:15,115 --> 00:08:15,909 Cate? 36 00:08:31,752 --> 00:08:33,167 Hi, this is Dr. Caitlin Webb. 37 00:08:33,202 --> 00:08:35,929 I'm not available to take your call right now. 38 00:08:37,447 --> 00:08:38,276 - Please. 39 00:08:39,277 --> 00:08:40,727 Please. 40 00:08:40,761 --> 00:08:43,005 Hi, this is Dr. Caitlin Webb... 41 00:09:10,480 --> 00:09:11,309 Ryan! 42 00:09:15,520 --> 00:09:17,211 - Dr. Winrich, thank God. 43 00:09:18,765 --> 00:09:19,593 - Caitlin. 44 00:09:21,077 --> 00:09:22,147 Where is she? 45 00:09:25,910 --> 00:09:26,738 - Ryan? 46 00:09:27,774 --> 00:09:28,982 Ryan, no. 47 00:09:29,016 --> 00:09:31,191 - Hey, hey, sir, sir! - Come back here. 48 00:09:31,225 --> 00:09:32,813 - Ryan, you can't go in there! - Ryan, wait! 49 00:09:38,992 --> 00:09:40,683 - I got a code 80, Temporal Science building. 50 00:09:40,718 --> 00:09:42,133 Come on. 51 00:09:46,551 --> 00:09:47,863 - He's goin' up. 52 00:09:55,767 --> 00:09:58,390 Warning, warning. 53 00:09:58,425 --> 00:10:01,324 Evacuation protocols are now in effect. 54 00:10:01,359 --> 00:10:04,534 Please proceed to the emergency exits. 55 00:10:09,194 --> 00:10:11,334 - Dispatch we are 10-74 on that runner. 56 00:10:12,957 --> 00:10:13,958 Hey! 57 00:10:13,992 --> 00:10:16,270 Hey, stop right there! 58 00:10:16,305 --> 00:10:17,133 Freeze! 59 00:10:22,242 --> 00:10:24,071 Terminal lock engaged. 60 00:11:05,803 --> 00:11:07,632 - It's never gonna be the same now. 61 00:11:09,358 --> 00:11:11,705 It's never gonna be the same and it's our fault. 62 00:11:12,982 --> 00:11:14,708 - Caitlin. - No. 63 00:11:14,743 --> 00:11:16,261 We let him go, Ryan. 64 00:11:17,435 --> 00:11:19,126 We were selfish, and now he's gone. 65 00:11:20,369 --> 00:11:21,508 I can't do this. 66 00:11:22,509 --> 00:11:24,062 Ryan, please don't! 67 00:11:49,916 --> 00:11:51,503 You're not gonna stop, are you? 68 00:11:54,299 --> 00:11:55,922 - I can't stop. 69 00:11:58,648 --> 00:12:01,962 Not now, not when we're so close. 70 00:12:01,997 --> 00:12:04,033 Nate would never forgive us if we did. 71 00:12:04,068 --> 00:12:05,552 - He's gone, Ryan. 72 00:12:05,586 --> 00:12:07,934 Don't you see where this is going? 73 00:12:07,968 --> 00:12:10,660 Bill and now Nate, I can't lose you too. 74 00:12:10,695 --> 00:12:11,903 You're all I have left. 75 00:12:11,938 --> 00:12:14,595 - It's not just about us anymore. 76 00:12:16,425 --> 00:12:18,496 Don't you see where this leads? 77 00:12:18,530 --> 00:12:21,188 They don't have to die! 78 00:12:21,223 --> 00:12:22,258 Once we figure this thing out, 79 00:12:22,293 --> 00:12:23,501 there's nothing that says 80 00:12:23,535 --> 00:12:24,674 they have to die, Caitlin! - Ryan, 81 00:12:24,709 --> 00:12:26,366 stop and listen to yourself. 82 00:12:26,400 --> 00:12:28,437 - Our whole lives, everything, 83 00:12:28,471 --> 00:12:30,301 everything has led up to this. 84 00:12:30,335 --> 00:12:32,648 How can you ask me to turn and walk away? 85 00:12:32,682 --> 00:12:34,512 You think that Nate would walk away, or Bill? 86 00:12:34,546 --> 00:12:35,962 Think of what they sacrificed! 87 00:12:35,996 --> 00:12:37,826 - So are you doing this for them, Ryan, or for you? 88 00:12:37,860 --> 00:12:39,620 - I don't know! 89 00:12:39,655 --> 00:12:42,658 I don't know what I'm doing anymore! 90 00:12:47,352 --> 00:12:49,285 - If I ask you to stop, 91 00:12:54,428 --> 00:12:55,913 if I ask you to stop, 92 00:12:57,293 --> 00:12:58,950 will you stop? 93 00:13:01,470 --> 00:13:02,643 - How? 94 00:13:04,093 --> 00:13:05,129 How can I? 95 00:13:09,271 --> 00:13:10,720 How can I? 96 00:13:12,101 --> 00:13:14,483 - I can't lose you, Ryan. 97 00:13:14,517 --> 00:13:15,587 - You won't. 98 00:13:17,727 --> 00:13:19,729 We're gonna be together. 99 00:13:20,972 --> 00:13:22,422 I promise. 100 00:13:26,081 --> 00:13:27,668 Once I finish this. 101 00:13:38,887 --> 00:13:39,922 - So that's it then? 102 00:13:42,028 --> 00:13:42,994 That's your choice? 103 00:13:44,893 --> 00:13:45,721 - Caitlin. 104 00:13:48,551 --> 00:13:50,795 Caitlin. 105 00:14:25,761 --> 00:14:27,107 Power up the portal. 106 00:14:27,142 --> 00:14:28,971 We have work to do. 107 00:14:34,045 --> 00:14:36,565 Warning, warning, 108 00:14:36,599 --> 00:14:39,568 accelerator activation sequence initiated. 109 00:14:39,602 --> 00:14:41,225 - Nate gave us the clue. 110 00:14:41,259 --> 00:14:42,985 Analysis of the portal after the accident 111 00:14:43,020 --> 00:14:45,539 showed a transport over 75 years' time. 112 00:14:46,713 --> 00:14:48,163 He solved the pulse resonance problem 113 00:14:48,197 --> 00:14:51,235 by altering the number of dimensions in the equation. 114 00:14:51,269 --> 00:14:54,134 - So he was right all along. 115 00:14:55,929 --> 00:14:57,379 - Now all that's left for us to do 116 00:14:57,413 --> 00:14:59,484 is to stabilize the carrier frequency 117 00:14:59,519 --> 00:15:02,177 so the tissue samples stay viable upon re-entry. 118 00:15:03,178 --> 00:15:04,179 If we can do that... 119 00:15:06,146 --> 00:15:07,907 - What are you standing around for? 120 00:15:13,498 --> 00:15:15,431 Let's make it happen. 121 00:15:44,012 --> 00:15:47,291 I saw a light 122 00:16:45,038 --> 00:16:46,833 Emergence successful. 123 00:16:47,834 --> 00:16:49,836 Cellular cohesion intact. 124 00:16:50,871 --> 00:16:52,321 Quantum incoherence nominal. 125 00:16:53,357 --> 00:16:55,669 Tachyon syncopation achieved. 126 00:17:01,951 --> 00:17:02,745 - So, 127 00:17:03,746 --> 00:17:04,575 did we do it? 128 00:17:05,748 --> 00:17:07,819 - We'll know in a moment. 129 00:17:22,041 --> 00:17:23,145 - It worked. 130 00:17:26,700 --> 00:17:30,359 There's only one thing left to do. 131 00:17:37,884 --> 00:17:39,127 Good luck, Edward. 132 00:17:41,508 --> 00:17:43,959 Warning, warning! 133 00:17:43,993 --> 00:17:46,203 Biological organism detected. 134 00:17:46,237 --> 00:17:48,826 Do you wish to override safety protocols? 135 00:17:51,139 --> 00:17:52,209 - Here we go. 136 00:17:58,629 --> 00:18:02,011 Delivering payload in five, 137 00:18:02,046 --> 00:18:05,532 four, three, two, one. 138 00:18:08,949 --> 00:18:10,606 Delivery successful. 139 00:18:13,161 --> 00:18:14,023 Processing. 140 00:18:16,509 --> 00:18:20,961 Emergence in seven, six, five, 141 00:18:20,996 --> 00:18:25,069 four, three, two, one. - Come on, damnit, come on. 142 00:18:31,110 --> 00:18:33,698 Specimen cohesion intact. 143 00:18:33,733 --> 00:18:36,667 Quantum incoherence nominal. 144 00:18:36,701 --> 00:18:39,152 Tachyon syncopation achieved. 145 00:18:45,917 --> 00:18:46,884 We did it. 146 00:19:07,663 --> 00:19:10,494 - He checks out, everything. 147 00:19:15,154 --> 00:19:16,016 You really did it. 148 00:19:17,535 --> 00:19:18,364 - We did it. 149 00:19:20,089 --> 00:19:21,298 All of us. 150 00:19:31,860 --> 00:19:33,379 - Oh. - Yeah. 151 00:19:35,070 --> 00:19:37,003 - They would be proud. 152 00:19:37,037 --> 00:19:37,866 - Yeah. 153 00:19:40,731 --> 00:19:41,904 Yeah. 154 00:19:43,251 --> 00:19:45,460 - Dr. Webb? Dr. Winrich? 155 00:19:45,494 --> 00:19:47,289 In honor of this momentous occasion-- 156 00:19:53,399 --> 00:19:55,470 - How did you sneak this in here, you two? 157 00:19:55,504 --> 00:19:57,092 I might have hidden it in my lab coat. 158 00:19:57,126 --> 00:19:58,300 A toast, what are we toasting? 159 00:19:58,335 --> 00:20:01,441 - To Nobel Prizes by the bucket loads. 160 00:20:01,476 --> 00:20:03,063 - Nobel Prizes! - Cheers. 161 00:20:06,101 --> 00:20:07,309 To Nathan. 162 00:20:08,621 --> 00:20:09,587 - And to Nathan. 163 00:20:09,622 --> 00:20:10,554 - To Nathan. - To Nathan. 164 00:20:11,727 --> 00:20:14,109 - And to Edward, the time-traveling mouse. 165 00:20:15,455 --> 00:20:17,146 - And to Edward, to Edward. 166 00:20:17,181 --> 00:20:18,078 - To Edward. 167 00:20:18,113 --> 00:20:19,528 - Wait, wait, hold on a second. 168 00:20:19,563 --> 00:20:20,426 Yeah, no. 169 00:20:20,460 --> 00:20:21,806 I think you're a little young. 170 00:20:21,841 --> 00:20:22,738 - He is too young. 171 00:20:22,773 --> 00:20:24,637 - Oh, no, no, no, no. - Come on, drink it! 172 00:20:36,200 --> 00:20:36,994 See that? 173 00:20:37,028 --> 00:20:39,238 You're a sloppy drunk. 174 00:20:39,272 --> 00:20:40,446 What are we gonna say? 175 00:20:40,480 --> 00:20:42,171 We are gonna get in trouble, you guys. 176 00:20:42,206 --> 00:20:43,380 We'll tell them it's a celebration. 177 00:20:43,414 --> 00:20:44,898 - Excuse me. - I don't know, I don't know. 178 00:20:44,933 --> 00:20:47,522 Can't believe this little guy, what a journey! 179 00:20:47,556 --> 00:20:49,006 Edward, Edward's my hero! 180 00:20:49,040 --> 00:20:51,042 Aw, he's sleeping! 181 00:22:22,686 --> 00:22:23,928 - Dr. Winrich! 182 00:22:23,963 --> 00:22:25,136 Tell us about the discovery! 183 00:22:26,103 --> 00:22:27,173 - Dr. Winrich, is it true? 184 00:22:27,207 --> 00:22:28,588 - Is it true you sent a living creature 185 00:22:28,623 --> 00:22:29,486 through the time portal? 186 00:22:29,520 --> 00:22:30,694 - Dr. Winrich, will you be the first man 187 00:22:30,728 --> 00:22:31,833 to travel through time? 188 00:22:31,867 --> 00:22:33,559 - What does this mean for the future of mankind? 189 00:22:34,560 --> 00:22:36,631 - Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. 190 00:22:36,665 --> 00:22:38,115 Someone leaked it to the press. 191 00:22:40,600 --> 00:22:42,464 No comment, no comment! 192 00:22:42,499 --> 00:22:44,052 - Over here, Dr. Winrich. 193 00:23:08,387 --> 00:23:09,664 Ladies and gentlemen-- 194 00:23:09,698 --> 00:23:11,044 - Are you ready, buddy? 195 00:23:11,079 --> 00:23:12,321 - It is with great pleasure 196 00:23:12,356 --> 00:23:15,773 that I present to you the Quantum 42. 197 00:23:21,365 --> 00:23:24,541 The world's first temporal manipulation portal. 198 00:23:24,575 --> 00:23:25,990 - Are we having fun yet? 199 00:23:27,129 --> 00:23:28,786 - I could get used to this. 200 00:23:30,443 --> 00:23:32,065 And now, if you would all take 201 00:23:32,100 --> 00:23:34,620 your positions, we can begin the demonstration. 202 00:23:50,290 --> 00:23:52,810 Portal activation sequence initiated. 203 00:23:54,053 --> 00:23:55,951 Actuating reactor cores. 204 00:23:57,574 --> 00:23:59,921 Spooling feedback generators. 205 00:24:06,548 --> 00:24:08,619 - The portal is now active. 206 00:24:09,793 --> 00:24:12,899 The emergence timer is set for ten seconds, 207 00:24:12,934 --> 00:24:14,763 meaning that we will be sending the object 208 00:24:14,798 --> 00:24:17,248 10 seconds into the future. 209 00:24:17,283 --> 00:24:20,666 Then, 10 seconds after entering the event horizon, 210 00:24:20,700 --> 00:24:22,599 it will re-emerge from the other side. 211 00:24:24,773 --> 00:24:28,087 It's worth noting that only non-conductive materials 212 00:24:28,121 --> 00:24:31,504 can traverse the portal. Due to the high energy requirements 213 00:24:31,539 --> 00:24:32,747 of maintaining the field, 214 00:24:32,781 --> 00:24:34,507 any conductive metals would cause the portal 215 00:24:34,542 --> 00:24:37,268 to lose stability and collapse. 216 00:24:38,442 --> 00:24:40,133 - What would happen to all of that energy 217 00:24:40,168 --> 00:24:43,551 if the portal did collapse, theoretically? 218 00:24:45,553 --> 00:24:49,073 - It would dissipate exponentially, 219 00:24:50,281 --> 00:24:51,559 which is why we have taken the precaution 220 00:24:51,593 --> 00:24:53,595 of sealing the event chamber. 221 00:24:53,630 --> 00:24:55,735 This state-of-the-art blast-proof facility 222 00:24:55,770 --> 00:24:57,910 can withstand up to 80 terajoules 223 00:24:57,944 --> 00:24:59,463 of thermonuclear pressure, 224 00:25:00,602 --> 00:25:02,915 the equivalent of an atomic bomb. 225 00:25:02,949 --> 00:25:04,572 - Atomic bomb? 226 00:25:04,606 --> 00:25:05,780 Good analogy. 227 00:25:07,057 --> 00:25:09,369 Pre-delivery cycle complete. 228 00:25:09,404 --> 00:25:14,374 Delivering payload in eight, seven, six, 229 00:25:14,409 --> 00:25:18,206 five, four, three, two, one. 230 00:25:22,521 --> 00:25:24,074 Delivery successful. 231 00:25:25,178 --> 00:25:28,112 Awaiting tachyon syncopation telemetry. 232 00:25:29,320 --> 00:25:30,874 Processing. 233 00:25:30,908 --> 00:25:35,257 Emergence in seven, six, five, 234 00:25:35,292 --> 00:25:38,398 four, three, two, one. 235 00:25:39,779 --> 00:25:40,884 - Moment of truth. 236 00:25:45,164 --> 00:25:47,615 - Ladies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed time travel. 237 00:26:25,549 --> 00:26:26,964 Here we go. 238 00:26:26,999 --> 00:26:29,657 Dr. Winrich? Larry Fincher, Science Journal America. 239 00:26:29,691 --> 00:26:31,072 - Oh, hi, Larry. 240 00:26:31,106 --> 00:26:33,695 - Your previous experiments in temporal physics 241 00:26:33,730 --> 00:26:36,491 utilized much smaller particle accelerators. 242 00:26:37,665 --> 00:26:39,874 What are you boys using to power this monster? 243 00:26:42,773 --> 00:26:44,085 - Um-- - Well, Larry, 244 00:26:44,119 --> 00:26:47,433 That's a damn good question. 245 00:26:47,467 --> 00:26:49,642 And since I like damn good questions, 246 00:26:49,677 --> 00:26:51,161 I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. 247 00:26:51,195 --> 00:26:52,369 Follow me. 248 00:26:56,822 --> 00:26:57,788 Poor Larry. 249 00:26:59,445 --> 00:27:01,033 Okay, game face. 250 00:27:01,965 --> 00:27:02,862 Hi! - Hi. 251 00:27:06,417 --> 00:27:11,422 - Larry, welcome to J Lab E99117 Alpha, 252 00:27:14,494 --> 00:27:16,358 also known as Big Birtha. 253 00:27:20,224 --> 00:27:22,019 Now, this is what you might call 254 00:27:22,054 --> 00:27:24,470 an atomic feeback generator. 255 00:27:24,504 --> 00:27:27,231 Basically, it's a big-ass nuclear battery 256 00:27:27,266 --> 00:27:30,096 that can exponentially amplify the atomic energy output 257 00:27:30,131 --> 00:27:32,616 generated by the atom smashers. 258 00:27:32,651 --> 00:27:34,583 Yeah, the boys at NASA can't wait 259 00:27:34,618 --> 00:27:36,171 to get their hands on this one. 260 00:27:38,035 --> 00:27:41,694 And all the feedback here is internal to the system, 261 00:27:41,729 --> 00:27:43,282 and all the load-bearing circuitry 262 00:27:43,316 --> 00:27:45,387 feeds directly into the event chamber. 263 00:27:45,422 --> 00:27:49,564 So, in the case of any unfortunate accident, 264 00:27:49,598 --> 00:27:52,118 the discharge would be completely pacified 265 00:27:52,153 --> 00:27:55,432 by the gravimetric fields generated by the portal. 266 00:28:00,402 --> 00:28:03,992 - Well, sounds like you guys have taken every precaution. 267 00:28:05,407 --> 00:28:08,410 So tell me, you don't think there's any risk of, oh, say... 268 00:28:09,860 --> 00:28:13,036 ripping a permanent hole in space-time with this thing? 269 00:28:13,070 --> 00:28:14,313 Because as I understand, 270 00:28:14,347 --> 00:28:16,211 that would be the inevitable outcome 271 00:28:16,246 --> 00:28:19,180 if toying with Heisenberg's uncertainty principle equations, 272 00:28:19,214 --> 00:28:20,457 which, as far as I can tell, 273 00:28:20,491 --> 00:28:22,010 is exactly what you guys are doing here. 274 00:28:22,045 --> 00:28:24,219 - Larry, Larry, Larry, Larry. 275 00:28:25,393 --> 00:28:28,258 As much power as it takes 276 00:28:28,292 --> 00:28:31,123 to create a sustained temporary rift, 277 00:28:32,296 --> 00:28:35,679 it's nothing compared to what is required 278 00:28:35,714 --> 00:28:39,338 to produce a permanent self-sustaining black hole 279 00:28:39,372 --> 00:28:41,512 in our universe, Lare. 280 00:28:42,410 --> 00:28:43,238 Come on. 281 00:28:44,067 --> 00:28:44,895 Trust me. 282 00:28:49,520 --> 00:28:52,040 We're safe as bugs in rugs. 283 00:29:02,810 --> 00:29:05,433 Now, Big Birtha is connected solely to the event chamber. 284 00:29:05,467 --> 00:29:07,435 The rest of the lab runs on city power. 285 00:29:08,781 --> 00:29:09,644 Yeah. 286 00:29:11,991 --> 00:29:13,096 - Is that really them? 287 00:29:13,130 --> 00:29:15,098 Them they are, Lare. 288 00:29:15,132 --> 00:29:16,306 The very first objects 289 00:29:16,340 --> 00:29:17,859 ever successfully sent through the portal 290 00:29:17,894 --> 00:29:20,759 four years ago at this very university. 291 00:29:21,829 --> 00:29:23,209 Yeah. 292 00:29:24,590 --> 00:29:26,488 You know, any time anyone accuses me of losing my marbles, 293 00:29:26,523 --> 00:29:28,214 I make sure I bring 'em in here. 294 00:29:31,528 --> 00:29:34,427 Let's go check out those sweet robot arms, eh? 295 00:29:41,918 --> 00:29:44,852 - We're very grateful. - Yeah, thank you. 296 00:29:44,886 --> 00:29:47,544 - You guys have been just amazing. 297 00:29:47,578 --> 00:29:50,443 It's so important to have credible 298 00:29:50,478 --> 00:29:52,791 science journalism these days. 299 00:29:52,825 --> 00:29:57,105 Your piece on the Higgs was almost prophetic. 300 00:29:57,140 --> 00:29:59,280 We really can't thank you enough. 301 00:30:27,170 --> 00:30:27,998 Ghost? 302 00:30:29,655 --> 00:30:30,483 - Uh... 303 00:30:33,210 --> 00:30:34,418 Huh? 304 00:30:34,453 --> 00:30:36,524 - You look like you've seen one. 305 00:30:36,558 --> 00:30:40,079 - No, I'm just tired, I guess. 306 00:30:40,114 --> 00:30:42,288 - Okay, well, this probably isn't helping. 307 00:30:43,186 --> 00:30:44,463 - Yeah. 308 00:30:44,497 --> 00:30:46,534 - We can get out of here if you want, 309 00:30:46,568 --> 00:30:48,156 go get a piece of pie somewhere. 310 00:30:49,123 --> 00:30:50,503 Nate'll cover for us. 311 00:30:52,022 --> 00:30:56,647 - It's all happening, the way Bill said it would. 312 00:30:56,682 --> 00:30:59,478 It's almost like he knew, you know? 313 00:30:59,512 --> 00:31:01,825 - Well, he was right about you. 314 00:31:01,860 --> 00:31:05,035 You're going to change the world, Ryan Winrich. 315 00:31:05,070 --> 00:31:06,795 I have a feeling about you. 316 00:31:08,383 --> 00:31:09,626 - What kind of feeling? 317 00:31:10,938 --> 00:31:13,837 - Hey, there you are, my two favorite people 318 00:31:13,872 --> 00:31:15,114 in time and space! 319 00:31:15,149 --> 00:31:18,359 Did you miss me as much as I missed me? 320 00:31:18,393 --> 00:31:22,708 Well, it's highly improbable. 321 00:31:22,742 --> 00:31:25,400 - So, now for the big question, 322 00:31:25,435 --> 00:31:28,265 how long till you guys send a person through this thing? 323 00:31:28,300 --> 00:31:30,371 Well, Larry, 324 00:31:30,405 --> 00:31:32,304 we could tell you that information, 325 00:31:32,338 --> 00:31:34,237 but then we would have to kill you, 326 00:31:35,445 --> 00:31:37,171 and I don't wanna kill you, Larry. 327 00:31:37,205 --> 00:31:40,829 I like you, but I will let you in on one more secret 328 00:31:40,864 --> 00:31:43,177 we have here at the lab. 329 00:31:43,211 --> 00:31:44,212 Here, come on. 330 00:31:48,907 --> 00:31:51,219 No fillings. 331 00:31:54,809 --> 00:31:57,087 - All right, one more thing. 332 00:31:58,295 --> 00:32:00,677 How does it feel to be the top names in science 333 00:32:00,711 --> 00:32:02,161 since Albert Einstein? 334 00:32:03,818 --> 00:32:07,753 - Um, well, actually, Einstein once said 335 00:32:07,787 --> 00:32:09,617 that it's strange to be so well-known, 336 00:32:09,651 --> 00:32:12,447 and yet, still be so lonely. 337 00:32:15,312 --> 00:32:19,765 Yeah, well, Dr. Nathan Beaumont once said, 338 00:32:20,939 --> 00:32:22,009 "Fuck Einstein." 339 00:32:23,182 --> 00:32:25,978 Yeah, and hold on to the hair plugs, Lare, 340 00:32:27,186 --> 00:32:29,257 'cause you ain't seen nothin' yet. 341 00:34:09,288 --> 00:34:10,945 Yeah, you better drink that down. 342 00:34:10,979 --> 00:34:12,464 - How's your head? 343 00:34:12,498 --> 00:34:14,293 - I stole his sunglasses as punishment 344 00:34:14,328 --> 00:34:16,985 for his bad attempt at karaoke last night. 345 00:34:17,020 --> 00:34:19,298 - Revenge is a cruel bitch. 346 00:34:19,333 --> 00:34:20,403 - I think you mean fate. 347 00:34:22,922 --> 00:34:26,098 Choose faith! Choose faith! 348 00:34:29,136 --> 00:34:31,034 Never, ever again. 349 00:34:31,069 --> 00:34:33,692 - So understand this. 350 00:34:34,865 --> 00:34:39,732 Man does not have dominion over time. 351 00:34:41,700 --> 00:34:46,705 God has given man dominion over the Earth-- 352 00:34:47,292 --> 00:34:48,776 - That's right. 353 00:34:48,810 --> 00:34:52,676 - But time transcends man's stewardship of this world. 354 00:34:53,850 --> 00:34:58,130 Science has finally gone too far and encroached 355 00:34:58,165 --> 00:35:01,996 where it does not not belong. - Oh, encroached, well. 356 00:35:03,170 --> 00:35:05,310 - Hold on, you guys, that's Abner Rosen. 357 00:35:05,344 --> 00:35:06,759 - Who? 358 00:35:06,794 --> 00:35:08,865 - That is the bully from Shadowbrook Elementary School. 359 00:35:08,899 --> 00:35:11,592 It's Abner Rosen, look! 360 00:35:13,939 --> 00:35:15,009 Holy shit! - Hear me, 361 00:35:15,043 --> 00:35:16,528 brothers and sisters. - Literally. 362 00:35:28,643 --> 00:35:30,680 - Ladies and gentlemen, 363 00:35:30,714 --> 00:35:33,993 The disciples of Satan! 364 00:35:34,028 --> 00:35:34,960 - We should go. 365 00:35:34,994 --> 00:35:36,479 - Yeah. - Come on. 366 00:35:36,513 --> 00:35:38,032 - Repent, sinners! - Repent! 367 00:35:38,066 --> 00:35:38,860 Repent! 368 00:35:38,895 --> 00:35:41,311 - Repent, sinners! 369 00:35:41,346 --> 00:35:42,554 - I got some repentance for you 370 00:35:42,588 --> 00:35:43,624 right here, jackass! - Nathan! 371 00:35:43,658 --> 00:35:44,797 - Nate! 372 00:35:44,832 --> 00:35:47,248 - Good morning, hi! - Nate, don't! 373 00:35:48,387 --> 00:35:50,320 - Good morning, Dr. Nate Beaumont, scientist. 374 00:35:51,839 --> 00:35:53,461 Okay, what have we here? 375 00:35:53,496 --> 00:35:55,014 Let me guess. 376 00:35:55,049 --> 00:35:58,052 Science comes from the devil, am I right? 377 00:35:58,086 --> 00:35:58,915 Yeah. 378 00:35:58,949 --> 00:36:00,158 - Yeah. - That's right. 379 00:36:00,192 --> 00:36:02,505 - Yeah, evolution is a lie, right? 380 00:36:03,713 --> 00:36:07,579 Jesus rode a dinosaur and the Earth is flat. 381 00:36:07,613 --> 00:36:09,305 Is that about the gist of the conversation 382 00:36:09,339 --> 00:36:10,823 that we're having here today? 383 00:36:13,136 --> 00:36:17,244 - Science does come from the devil, sir. 384 00:36:17,278 --> 00:36:18,141 - Ah, see. 385 00:36:19,107 --> 00:36:20,557 - And is meant to mislead us-- 386 00:36:20,592 --> 00:36:22,490 - Just let it go. 387 00:36:22,525 --> 00:36:24,630 - From our righteousness. - Yeah, mm-hmm. 388 00:36:26,322 --> 00:36:31,327 - If you weren't so blinded by your smug, elitist arrogance, 389 00:36:32,983 --> 00:36:36,504 you would see just how cleverly Satan 390 00:36:37,643 --> 00:36:39,921 has pulled the wool over your eyes. 391 00:36:39,956 --> 00:36:42,752 - Okay, that's it. - Hey. 392 00:36:42,786 --> 00:36:43,925 I've heard enough. 393 00:36:43,960 --> 00:36:45,168 Nate, come on. 394 00:36:45,203 --> 00:36:48,136 - I'm gonna go ahead and forget 395 00:36:48,171 --> 00:36:50,691 my one ass kick per customer rule, 396 00:36:50,725 --> 00:36:53,141 just today, just for you, douchebag. 397 00:36:53,176 --> 00:36:54,212 Nate! 398 00:36:54,246 --> 00:36:55,454 - Huh? - Come on! 399 00:36:55,489 --> 00:36:56,904 - The cowardice of science. 400 00:36:58,561 --> 00:37:01,667 Do not tempt the laws of providence! 401 00:37:01,702 --> 00:37:05,257 Use what time you have left and beg for his forgiveness! 402 00:37:05,292 --> 00:37:08,087 - Keep drinkin' the Kool-Aid, Abby! 403 00:37:08,122 --> 00:37:13,127 - Do not give in to the shadow demons of your science. 404 00:37:18,926 --> 00:37:22,205 Failure, protein breakdown detected. 405 00:37:22,240 --> 00:37:23,379 - Damnit. 406 00:37:23,413 --> 00:37:26,347 Code 46682. 407 00:37:26,382 --> 00:37:28,763 Exit wave syncopation lost. 408 00:37:28,798 --> 00:37:30,662 Molecular cohesion lost. 409 00:37:31,525 --> 00:37:32,974 - I don't get it. 410 00:37:33,975 --> 00:37:34,976 I just don't get it. 411 00:37:36,426 --> 00:37:38,911 The organic material should retain stability now. 412 00:37:41,259 --> 00:37:42,708 Just doesn't make any sense. 413 00:37:42,743 --> 00:37:45,124 - Take a break, bro. I'm not the only one that had 414 00:37:45,159 --> 00:37:46,678 more than a few drinks last night. 415 00:37:46,712 --> 00:37:48,231 - Where is it breaking down? 416 00:37:48,266 --> 00:37:50,129 I don't know, 417 00:37:50,164 --> 00:37:52,546 somewhere in the pulse resonance. 418 00:37:52,580 --> 00:37:56,584 Okay, every atom in the universe resonates at a frequency 419 00:37:56,619 --> 00:37:58,793 specific to its time and place. 420 00:37:58,828 --> 00:38:00,070 When we put matter through the portal, 421 00:38:00,105 --> 00:38:01,520 we're sending it out of sync with the universe, 422 00:38:01,555 --> 00:38:03,488 and that doesn't affect inorganic material. 423 00:38:03,522 --> 00:38:04,937 - Like the marbles. - Exactly. 424 00:38:04,972 --> 00:38:06,732 But living tissue can't survive 425 00:38:06,767 --> 00:38:09,321 because of the strain of the membranes on an atomic level. 426 00:38:10,667 --> 00:38:12,117 Okay, okay. 427 00:38:12,151 --> 00:38:14,015 - So it's out of sync with the flow of energy 428 00:38:14,050 --> 00:38:15,500 from the new timeline when it re-enters. 429 00:38:15,534 --> 00:38:17,536 - Exactly, but this equation should correct for the change 430 00:38:17,571 --> 00:38:18,951 in electromagnetic force. 431 00:38:20,919 --> 00:38:22,369 So why isn't it working? 432 00:38:22,403 --> 00:38:26,373 - We've been running the same experiment for hours. 433 00:38:26,407 --> 00:38:28,133 It's not the same experiment. 434 00:38:28,167 --> 00:38:30,031 - Yeah, okay, well, virtually 435 00:38:32,689 --> 00:38:34,415 same experiment. 436 00:38:38,454 --> 00:38:39,834 I'm gonna switch things up a little bit. 437 00:38:44,425 --> 00:38:47,186 - Hey, Nate, I thought we agreed not to liquefy 438 00:38:47,221 --> 00:38:49,499 anymore mice until we had worked out the kinks. 439 00:38:51,743 --> 00:38:52,571 - Bella. 440 00:38:53,952 --> 00:38:56,230 - You two aren't the only geniuses in the room, you know. 441 00:38:57,162 --> 00:38:58,646 Let's have a little faith. 442 00:38:58,681 --> 00:39:00,199 - Interesting. - What? 443 00:39:00,234 --> 00:39:01,891 Instead of altering the resonance on emergence-- 444 00:39:01,925 --> 00:39:03,686 We alter it upon entry into the portal. 445 00:39:03,720 --> 00:39:05,826 Then we can use exit wave to re-adjust 446 00:39:05,860 --> 00:39:07,655 and correct for any discrepancies. 447 00:39:07,690 --> 00:39:09,312 - That's brilliant. 448 00:39:09,347 --> 00:39:10,589 - Timer set at 10 seconds. 449 00:39:14,869 --> 00:39:19,805 Delivery in five, four, three, two, one... 450 00:39:24,603 --> 00:39:27,226 Delivery successful. 451 00:39:27,261 --> 00:39:28,573 Processing... 452 00:39:28,607 --> 00:39:29,919 - It'll work. 453 00:39:32,093 --> 00:39:36,857 Emergence in five, four, three, two, one. 454 00:39:41,965 --> 00:39:42,794 - Yeah! 455 00:39:44,036 --> 00:39:45,417 Delivery cycle complete. 456 00:39:45,452 --> 00:39:47,419 - Way to go, Nate! 457 00:39:47,454 --> 00:39:50,353 Attention, error detected. 458 00:39:50,388 --> 00:39:51,492 - Oh, no. 459 00:39:52,838 --> 00:39:53,667 - What? 460 00:39:58,326 --> 00:40:02,192 Warning. Sample stability in extremis. 461 00:40:02,227 --> 00:40:04,056 Protein breakdown. 462 00:40:04,091 --> 00:40:06,542 Quantum coherence breakdown. 463 00:40:06,576 --> 00:40:08,820 Molecular cohesion failure. 464 00:40:08,854 --> 00:40:10,718 Unable to compensate. 465 00:40:13,341 --> 00:40:14,584 We'll get there. 466 00:40:16,483 --> 00:40:18,830 We'll look at the numbers again and 467 00:40:20,935 --> 00:40:22,661 maybe we'll find somethin'. 468 00:40:22,696 --> 00:40:24,145 - Shit! 469 00:40:24,180 --> 00:40:25,595 Claudia, let's get that under a microscope 470 00:40:25,630 --> 00:40:27,528 and see what we can learn from it. 471 00:40:27,563 --> 00:40:28,771 Sorry, Geoff. 472 00:40:42,370 --> 00:40:44,131 Poor Geoffrey. 473 00:40:44,165 --> 00:40:45,546 - Poor Geoffrey? 474 00:40:45,581 --> 00:40:47,099 Poor Bella. 475 00:40:47,134 --> 00:40:50,724 - You guys know they call them lab rats for a reason, right? 476 00:40:50,758 --> 00:40:51,587 - Nice. 477 00:40:52,898 --> 00:40:54,175 - All right then, a toast. 478 00:40:55,073 --> 00:40:56,799 To Bella, 479 00:40:56,833 --> 00:40:58,110 mouse of science. 480 00:40:59,526 --> 00:41:01,942 Long may she dine on the giant cheese wheel in the sky. 481 00:41:01,976 --> 00:41:02,770 Nice. 482 00:41:04,427 --> 00:41:06,429 Aw, come on, guys! 483 00:41:07,879 --> 00:41:09,121 We're gettin' there, all right? 484 00:41:09,156 --> 00:41:12,331 Today was just another step, 485 00:41:12,366 --> 00:41:14,023 on the pathway to eventual success. 486 00:41:14,057 --> 00:41:16,404 - I think somebody needs to lay off his euphemisms 487 00:41:16,439 --> 00:41:17,613 for a while. 488 00:41:17,647 --> 00:41:19,580 - I think somebody's got a pretty good hold 489 00:41:19,615 --> 00:41:22,997 on his euphemisms, okay? 490 00:41:23,964 --> 00:41:25,828 - You all right? 491 00:41:25,862 --> 00:41:27,485 - I was just thinkin' about Bill. 492 00:41:28,831 --> 00:41:32,317 I miss him, you know, on days like today. 493 00:41:32,351 --> 00:41:33,180 - We all do. 494 00:41:33,214 --> 00:41:34,043 - Yeah. 495 00:41:35,493 --> 00:41:39,220 You know, I actually kinda envy Bill a little bit-- 496 00:41:39,255 --> 00:41:40,498 - Hey, hey, hey-- - You know? 497 00:41:40,532 --> 00:41:42,327 - I think someone's reached their limit. 498 00:41:42,361 --> 00:41:43,742 - No, I'm serious, you guys. 499 00:41:45,157 --> 00:41:46,504 Bill finally figured out 500 00:41:47,884 --> 00:41:49,990 the answer to the greatest mystery of all. 501 00:41:51,612 --> 00:41:52,958 What lies beyond. 502 00:41:56,755 --> 00:41:59,862 I guess we all figure that one out sooner or later, huh? 503 00:42:07,386 --> 00:42:10,217 Hey! A toast! 504 00:42:10,251 --> 00:42:13,427 A toast to our friend and our mentor, Bill Marshall. 505 00:42:14,601 --> 00:42:15,843 I think he'd be proud. 506 00:42:15,878 --> 00:42:16,810 - To Bill. 507 00:42:16,844 --> 00:42:18,121 - Bill. 508 00:42:18,156 --> 00:42:19,329 - And on that note, gentlemen, 509 00:42:19,364 --> 00:42:21,193 I am going to take a powder and hit the road. 510 00:42:21,228 --> 00:42:22,885 - No, no, no, no, no, no. - No, no. 511 00:42:22,919 --> 00:42:24,507 - We have an early morning, I don't wanna-- 512 00:42:24,542 --> 00:42:25,819 - Wait, wait, you haven't ordered dessert. 513 00:42:25,853 --> 00:42:26,751 - Dessert. - Dessert! 514 00:42:26,785 --> 00:42:28,511 - Come on, come on. - If there's one thing 515 00:42:28,546 --> 00:42:29,961 I've learned about Dr. Caitlin Webb, 516 00:42:29,995 --> 00:42:32,239 in the 16 years since I've known her, 517 00:42:32,273 --> 00:42:33,689 she never goes without dessert. 518 00:42:33,723 --> 00:42:34,897 - This is true. 519 00:42:34,931 --> 00:42:36,588 - When she can order dessert. - Mm-hmm. 520 00:42:36,623 --> 00:42:41,213 - Unless there's an annoying drunk idiot at the table, so-- 521 00:42:41,248 --> 00:42:42,560 - Oh, Nate, come on! - No, Nate! 522 00:42:42,594 --> 00:42:44,976 Nate, come on! - I will take my leave, 523 00:42:45,010 --> 00:42:47,047 and I will hail a cab. - Look, I'll take you home. 524 00:42:47,081 --> 00:42:49,532 - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 525 00:42:49,567 --> 00:42:50,740 You kids have fun, okay? 526 00:42:52,052 --> 00:42:54,572 I'll see ya in the morning, bright and early-- 527 00:42:56,850 --> 00:42:58,506 - -ish, you know. 528 00:42:59,473 --> 00:43:01,579 Let me know what happens. 529 00:43:01,613 --> 00:43:04,133 - You call me if you need anything, all right? 530 00:43:04,167 --> 00:43:05,272 - I will not call you. 531 00:43:10,622 --> 00:43:11,554 - Good old Nate. 532 00:43:11,589 --> 00:43:12,866 - Good old Nate. 533 00:43:33,024 --> 00:43:35,302 - Miskatonic University, driver. 534 00:43:37,580 --> 00:43:39,375 And don't spare the whip. 535 00:43:45,519 --> 00:43:48,487 - So... 536 00:43:48,522 --> 00:43:50,489 - So... 537 00:43:52,664 --> 00:43:54,183 - I got nothin'. 538 00:43:54,217 --> 00:43:56,288 You know what's funny 539 00:43:56,323 --> 00:43:58,877 is I don't actually think I can remember 540 00:43:58,912 --> 00:44:00,983 the last time we were alone together. 541 00:44:01,017 --> 00:44:04,642 - That'd be November 4th, 2004. 542 00:44:05,919 --> 00:44:07,437 - Uh-huh. - Mm-hmm. 543 00:44:07,472 --> 00:44:08,680 Yeah. - Yeah. 544 00:44:08,715 --> 00:44:10,130 - It was election night, and everybody went out 545 00:44:10,164 --> 00:44:12,373 to down their sorrows. 546 00:44:12,408 --> 00:44:14,479 And they left us alone in the lab, 547 00:44:14,513 --> 00:44:16,757 minding some experiment or something, 548 00:44:16,792 --> 00:44:20,727 and I remember sitting there, watching you work, 549 00:44:20,761 --> 00:44:23,971 and you were so meticulous, 550 00:44:24,800 --> 00:44:26,077 so intense. 551 00:44:27,665 --> 00:44:29,045 And then when you finally did notice me, 552 00:44:29,080 --> 00:44:31,599 I totally freaked and I dropped the stack of test slides 553 00:44:31,634 --> 00:44:33,049 all over the floor-- - Oh! 554 00:44:33,084 --> 00:44:34,672 - It shattered everywhere. - You cut your finger on the-- 555 00:44:34,706 --> 00:44:36,881 - Yeah, right there, still have the scar. 556 00:44:36,915 --> 00:44:38,468 - Oh, my gosh. 557 00:45:05,254 --> 00:45:06,704 - Dr. Beaumont? 558 00:45:08,636 --> 00:45:10,259 - It is late! 559 00:45:10,293 --> 00:45:12,261 - It is late! 560 00:45:14,228 --> 00:45:16,748 It's very late in the hour. 561 00:45:26,965 --> 00:45:28,864 Hello, Dr. Beaumont. 562 00:45:28,898 --> 00:45:30,728 Terminal encryption active. 563 00:45:37,010 --> 00:45:41,014 - Nate, is there anything I can help you with or? 564 00:45:41,048 --> 00:45:41,877 - Eh, 565 00:45:43,016 --> 00:45:44,189 afraid not, Doogie. 566 00:45:46,364 --> 00:45:47,641 Not tonight. 567 00:45:54,372 --> 00:45:57,099 Accelerator activation sequence initiated. 568 00:45:58,617 --> 00:46:00,792 - Oh my god. 569 00:46:09,387 --> 00:46:11,561 - You know, Ryan, 570 00:46:13,563 --> 00:46:15,703 this would change everything. 571 00:46:20,122 --> 00:46:23,608 - You know, Bill once told me 572 00:46:24,782 --> 00:46:27,025 most people live life between the moments, 573 00:46:28,440 --> 00:46:30,649 never really seeing what's right in front of them 574 00:46:31,858 --> 00:46:33,480 until the moment is gone. 575 00:46:35,171 --> 00:46:37,346 He said, "Ryan, 576 00:46:38,278 --> 00:46:39,624 "it's easy to be afraid. 577 00:46:42,075 --> 00:46:45,354 "But if you can face your fear in the moment, 578 00:46:47,977 --> 00:46:50,669 "everything else becomes clear." 579 00:47:06,478 --> 00:47:09,067 It's the lab. - Oh. 580 00:47:09,102 --> 00:47:10,103 - Yeah, this is Ryan. 581 00:47:10,137 --> 00:47:11,345 Dr. Winrich? 582 00:47:11,380 --> 00:47:13,313 We have a situation. 583 00:47:18,318 --> 00:47:19,871 He won't unlock the door and it's not responding. 584 00:47:19,906 --> 00:47:21,839 It's frozen or locked...! 585 00:47:21,873 --> 00:47:23,254 - What's he doing? 586 00:47:23,288 --> 00:47:24,393 Access denied, access denied, 587 00:47:24,427 --> 00:47:26,395 access denied, access denied. 588 00:47:26,429 --> 00:47:29,363 Warning! Biological organism detected. 589 00:47:29,398 --> 00:47:33,816 - I think it's high time for human trials, boys and girls! 590 00:47:35,645 --> 00:47:38,959 Accelerator activation sequence complete. 591 00:47:38,994 --> 00:47:42,687 Caution! Safety protocols disengaged. 592 00:47:42,721 --> 00:47:45,034 - Nathan, Nathan, get out of there! 593 00:47:47,795 --> 00:47:49,245 Nathan! 594 00:47:49,280 --> 00:47:51,489 Safety protocol failure. Unable to override. 595 00:47:51,523 --> 00:47:52,800 - He's overridden the doors from the mainframe. 596 00:47:52,835 --> 00:47:53,801 I can't get it open. 597 00:47:53,836 --> 00:47:54,768 - Hey, let me try. 598 00:47:55,907 --> 00:47:57,253 - Hey! 599 00:47:57,288 --> 00:47:59,324 Hey, it's the lovebirds! 600 00:47:59,359 --> 00:48:03,087 Hey, listen, listen, I made some adjustments 601 00:48:03,121 --> 00:48:04,882 to the signal resonator. 602 00:48:04,916 --> 00:48:08,678 It's good! Perfectly safe now. 603 00:48:11,198 --> 00:48:12,441 Communication channel active. 604 00:48:12,475 --> 00:48:14,615 and we'll go over those changes together, okay? 605 00:48:14,650 --> 00:48:16,100 We'll think this thing through. 606 00:48:16,134 --> 00:48:18,447 - No, no, no, no, no, no, no! I got this, brother! 607 00:48:18,481 --> 00:48:20,069 I solved it, okay? 608 00:48:20,104 --> 00:48:22,244 We're good, I figured this out! 609 00:48:22,278 --> 00:48:26,662 And to prove it to you, and to show you how sure I am, 610 00:48:26,696 --> 00:48:31,011 I, Nathan Charles Beaumont, am gonna step into the unknown, 611 00:48:31,046 --> 00:48:33,565 and become the world's 612 00:48:33,600 --> 00:48:35,222 first time traveler! 613 00:48:37,811 --> 00:48:39,330 I'm sorry, Cate. 614 00:48:39,364 --> 00:48:40,779 I beat you to it. 615 00:48:40,814 --> 00:48:42,678 - Nate, sweetie, look at me, okay? 616 00:48:42,712 --> 00:48:44,783 You had a lot to drink tonight, okay, 617 00:48:44,818 --> 00:48:46,958 and we're not gonna do this now, not like this, okay? 618 00:48:46,993 --> 00:48:48,166 It's not safe. 619 00:48:48,201 --> 00:48:49,754 Nate, please don't do this, Nate! 620 00:48:49,788 --> 00:48:51,100 Ryan, do something! 621 00:48:54,932 --> 00:48:57,831 Terminal encryption active. Access denied. 622 00:48:57,865 --> 00:48:59,005 - Damnit! 623 00:49:05,735 --> 00:49:08,221 Ryan, come on! 624 00:49:24,892 --> 00:49:27,378 - I'll see you soon. 625 00:49:30,622 --> 00:49:32,417 - Nathan! - No! 626 00:49:38,906 --> 00:49:41,150 Delivery successful. 627 00:49:43,221 --> 00:49:47,260 Emergence in seven, six, five, 628 00:49:47,294 --> 00:49:51,091 four, three, two, one. 629 00:51:05,545 --> 00:51:07,616 And that's all he said? 630 00:51:10,446 --> 00:51:12,517 - That's all he said. 631 00:51:12,552 --> 00:51:15,624 Had he ever exhibited any behavior 632 00:51:15,658 --> 00:51:19,835 that could be interpreted as suicidal before this? 633 00:51:21,595 --> 00:51:23,114 No. 634 00:51:25,116 --> 00:51:26,531 Do you think he purposely intended 635 00:51:26,566 --> 00:51:28,154 to end his life? 636 00:51:30,604 --> 00:51:33,090 - I don't know, no. 637 00:51:36,955 --> 00:51:38,647 I don't know. 638 00:51:38,681 --> 00:51:41,615 - Detective, we have some information. 639 00:51:41,650 --> 00:51:42,444 - Excuse me. 640 00:51:45,757 --> 00:51:47,656 - What was he thinking? 641 00:51:49,140 --> 00:51:51,694 What were you thinking? 642 00:51:53,972 --> 00:51:56,113 - That was the lab. 643 00:51:56,147 --> 00:51:58,563 The substance is human remains. 644 00:52:00,013 --> 00:52:02,188 The blood type appears to match that of Dr. Beaumont's. 645 00:52:03,568 --> 00:52:04,673 I'm sorry. 646 00:52:06,606 --> 00:52:08,608 I think I have enough here for tonight. 647 00:52:08,642 --> 00:52:11,024 We can get the rest in the morning. 648 00:52:15,891 --> 00:52:18,652 Dr. Winrich, if I may for a moment. 649 00:52:18,687 --> 00:52:20,206 - Sure. Hang on, okay? 650 00:52:20,240 --> 00:52:21,172 - Okay. 651 00:52:23,243 --> 00:52:24,106 Yeah? 652 00:52:25,970 --> 00:52:28,697 - Just out of curiosity and for the record, 653 00:52:28,731 --> 00:52:30,147 how old was Dr. Beaumont? 654 00:52:31,217 --> 00:52:33,357 - He's 28. 655 00:52:34,323 --> 00:52:35,152 Why? 656 00:52:36,498 --> 00:52:38,845 - The lab boys say the cellular decay of the substance 657 00:52:38,879 --> 00:52:41,261 in that room was over 75 years old. 658 00:52:42,435 --> 00:52:44,126 Any idea how that could be? 659 00:53:51,642 --> 00:53:56,163 - Transferring feed to the resonator now. 660 00:54:04,171 --> 00:54:07,382 - All right, Caitlin, gently. 661 00:54:19,048 --> 00:54:20,187 That's it, you got it. 662 00:54:22,362 --> 00:54:24,744 Almost there. 663 00:54:24,778 --> 00:54:26,918 Power's as steady as she's gonna be. 664 00:54:27,816 --> 00:54:30,715 - Resonating at 22.5. 665 00:54:30,750 --> 00:54:32,372 The portal should be active. 666 00:54:33,822 --> 00:54:37,066 - All right, Mr. Winrich, it's in your hands now! 667 00:54:37,964 --> 00:54:41,726 Three, two, one. 668 00:55:01,781 --> 00:55:03,921 10 seconds exactly! 669 00:55:03,955 --> 00:55:06,303 - Yes! 670 00:55:10,341 --> 00:55:11,446 You did it, buddy! 671 00:55:11,480 --> 00:55:12,826 You did it, buddy! - We did it! 672 00:55:12,861 --> 00:55:14,621 We made a time machine! - We did it! 673 00:55:16,036 --> 00:55:17,210 - We put the marbles through time! 674 00:55:20,834 --> 00:55:22,180 Yeah, we built a time machine! 675 00:55:22,215 --> 00:55:24,562 We built a time machine! 676 00:55:27,462 --> 00:55:30,188 Bill, Bill, we did it! 677 00:55:38,852 --> 00:55:42,477 - But I'm goin' through first! I'm tellin' ya... 678 00:55:47,930 --> 00:55:50,381 - Bill, what's wrong? 679 00:55:50,416 --> 00:55:51,624 What is it? 680 00:55:55,766 --> 00:55:57,768 No, Bill! 681 00:55:57,802 --> 00:55:59,148 Call 9-1-1. 682 00:55:59,183 --> 00:56:01,254 - What happened? - Call 9-1-1 now! 683 00:56:02,289 --> 00:56:03,532 Go! 684 00:56:07,398 --> 00:56:09,089 - Finish it. 685 00:56:11,747 --> 00:56:13,818 - No, hang on, hang on. 686 00:56:13,853 --> 00:56:15,682 Hang on! Please. 687 00:56:16,787 --> 00:56:18,098 Please! 688 00:56:18,133 --> 00:56:20,135 Nathan. - They're on their way. 689 00:56:20,169 --> 00:56:21,170 What do we do? 690 00:56:22,620 --> 00:56:25,347 It's gonna be okay, it's gonna be okay. 691 00:56:25,382 --> 00:56:28,419 Shh. We got you. 692 00:56:28,454 --> 00:56:29,903 We got you. 693 00:56:32,596 --> 00:56:34,770 Dr. Channard. The new arrival is 694 00:56:34,805 --> 00:56:37,324 awake and is very distressed. 695 00:56:39,672 --> 00:56:41,190 - I just keep thinking 696 00:56:43,330 --> 00:56:44,815 how much I owe him. 697 00:56:48,439 --> 00:56:49,992 I mean, I don't even know who I'd be 698 00:56:50,027 --> 00:56:51,131 if it weren't for him. 699 00:56:52,270 --> 00:56:54,411 - It's gonna be all right, you guys. 700 00:56:57,034 --> 00:56:59,036 - Do you remember the first time we met? 701 00:57:02,177 --> 00:57:07,113 A bunch of nerdy misfit kids, and he brought us together. 702 00:57:09,046 --> 00:57:11,220 God, it seems like yesterday. 703 00:57:12,739 --> 00:57:15,017 - It's 13 years ago. 704 00:57:18,745 --> 00:57:19,850 - 13 good years. 705 00:57:19,884 --> 00:57:20,713 - Yeah. 706 00:57:27,167 --> 00:57:28,168 - I'm sorry. 707 00:57:29,584 --> 00:57:30,930 It was his heart. 708 00:57:33,864 --> 00:57:35,072 I'm very sorry. 709 00:58:19,219 --> 00:58:20,358 - Ryan! 710 00:58:20,393 --> 00:58:22,844 What is it, what's the matter? 711 00:58:22,878 --> 00:58:23,707 - Nothing. 712 00:58:24,673 --> 00:58:26,054 Everything's okay, Mom. 713 00:58:26,088 --> 00:58:28,228 Are you sure? 714 00:58:28,263 --> 00:58:30,230 - Yeah, just go back to sleep. 715 00:58:30,265 --> 00:58:33,406 Okay. 716 00:58:33,440 --> 00:58:34,269 Okay. 717 01:00:52,372 --> 01:00:55,237 Bill was a rare individual. 718 01:00:57,826 --> 01:00:58,758 He was a teacher, 719 01:01:00,726 --> 01:01:01,519 a mentor, 720 01:01:03,314 --> 01:01:04,177 and a good friend. 721 01:01:07,525 --> 01:01:09,769 He was the kinda person that made you want to be more 722 01:01:09,804 --> 01:01:11,288 than you thought you could be. 723 01:01:13,739 --> 01:01:15,568 And if you were lucky enough to listen 724 01:01:16,949 --> 01:01:19,710 when he spoke about the wonders of this universe around us, 725 01:01:22,402 --> 01:01:24,542 your entire perspective on life, 726 01:01:25,751 --> 01:01:29,927 on everything, would be forever changed. 727 01:01:37,521 --> 01:01:38,729 I never knew my real father. 728 01:01:45,115 --> 01:01:46,703 But I like to think... 729 01:01:48,981 --> 01:01:50,672 I'd like to think that Bill knew 730 01:01:50,707 --> 01:01:53,468 that I always wished that it coulda been him. 731 01:02:00,855 --> 01:02:02,684 He made me what I am today, 732 01:02:05,376 --> 01:02:07,309 and I will always thank him for that. 733 01:02:12,418 --> 01:02:14,489 - As from the heavens we came, 734 01:02:14,523 --> 01:02:16,836 so to the heavens do we return. 735 01:02:16,871 --> 01:02:20,495 From ashes to ashes, from dust to dust. 736 01:02:46,935 --> 01:02:49,075 - I think dad would have really liked Bill. 737 01:02:52,561 --> 01:02:56,807 - Wherever he is, I'm sure Dad's very proud, Ryan, 738 01:03:00,777 --> 01:03:02,537 of all you've been able to do. 739 01:03:06,472 --> 01:03:07,369 Come on. 740 01:03:08,612 --> 01:03:10,476 Dean Foster's looking for you at the house. 741 01:03:14,791 --> 01:03:15,757 - Hey, you all right, bro? 742 01:03:15,792 --> 01:03:16,551 - No. No. 743 01:03:17,483 --> 01:03:19,140 I need to talk to you, Ryan. 744 01:03:19,174 --> 01:03:20,866 - Yeah, yeah, sure. 745 01:03:20,900 --> 01:03:22,281 I have to talk to the dean real quick. 746 01:03:22,315 --> 01:03:24,628 - No, now, Ryan. 747 01:03:25,594 --> 01:03:26,837 I need to talk to you now, okay? 748 01:03:26,872 --> 01:03:28,494 Nathan Charles Beaumont, 749 01:03:28,528 --> 01:03:30,461 that was a beautiful eulogy. 750 01:03:30,496 --> 01:03:32,084 - Thanks. 751 01:03:32,118 --> 01:03:34,811 I remember when you were in the eighth grade. 752 01:03:34,845 --> 01:03:37,020 You were terrified of public speaking. 753 01:03:37,054 --> 01:03:39,022 There was a particular humanities assignment... 754 01:03:54,831 --> 01:03:56,591 - Caitlin. - Hey. 755 01:03:58,282 --> 01:03:59,939 - Ryan. - Dean Foster. 756 01:03:59,974 --> 01:04:01,630 Good of you to come. 757 01:04:01,665 --> 01:04:04,047 - William was a good friend, Ryan, 758 01:04:04,081 --> 01:04:07,947 and you kids, you meant everything to him, you know that. 759 01:04:07,982 --> 01:04:10,708 - Oh, he was the best. 760 01:04:12,918 --> 01:04:15,713 - William was a rare breed. 761 01:04:15,748 --> 01:04:18,130 He taught school not because he had to, 762 01:04:18,164 --> 01:04:19,614 but because he loved it. 763 01:04:19,648 --> 01:04:22,065 And when he talked about you three, 764 01:04:22,099 --> 01:04:24,826 you should have seen the gleam in his eye. 765 01:04:24,861 --> 01:04:28,450 It's a rare thing of joy, that sense of accomplishment 766 01:04:28,485 --> 01:04:30,936 a professor gets when he realizes that one of his students 767 01:04:30,970 --> 01:04:33,524 has truly surpassed him. 768 01:04:33,559 --> 01:04:36,113 And with you three, well, 769 01:04:37,597 --> 01:04:39,876 I know for a fact that he thought of you as family. 770 01:04:42,085 --> 01:04:47,090 What you may not know is that Bill had a sizable savings. 771 01:04:49,023 --> 01:04:53,027 Old money. But he didn't touch a cent of it. 772 01:04:53,061 --> 01:04:55,926 He was setting it aside for your research, 773 01:04:55,961 --> 01:04:58,204 and he left specific instructions. 774 01:04:59,930 --> 01:05:04,762 It's true, isn't it, about your recent success? 775 01:05:06,454 --> 01:05:07,282 - Yes. 776 01:05:08,697 --> 01:05:11,286 - Then with your blessing, 777 01:05:12,391 --> 01:05:13,564 we're going to write a new chapter 778 01:05:13,599 --> 01:05:16,360 in the history of Miskatonic University, 779 01:05:16,395 --> 01:05:17,844 starting with the construction 780 01:05:17,879 --> 01:05:20,917 of the William Marshall School of Temporal Sciences, 781 01:05:20,951 --> 01:05:24,921 a new wing devoted to your groundbreaking work, 782 01:05:24,955 --> 01:05:26,715 and Bill's enduring legacy. 783 01:05:27,647 --> 01:05:28,959 - I don't know what to say. 784 01:05:31,686 --> 01:05:33,239 Thank you. 785 01:06:38,028 --> 01:06:39,271 Say Einstein! 786 01:06:40,824 --> 01:06:42,343 - Explain it again, Bill. 787 01:06:42,377 --> 01:06:45,277 - Yeah, why does the current seem to jump up 788 01:06:45,311 --> 01:06:47,589 when it reaches the end of the line? 789 01:06:47,624 --> 01:06:50,075 - Well, we know that when the spark fires, 790 01:06:50,109 --> 01:06:52,629 it ionizes the air around it, right? 791 01:06:52,663 --> 01:06:54,976 And we know that heated air rises, 792 01:06:55,011 --> 01:06:57,392 which is what the spark follows as it moves up the line. 793 01:06:57,427 --> 01:07:01,500 - So it follows the ionized trail past the top 794 01:07:01,534 --> 01:07:03,295 until it's dissipated to the point 795 01:07:03,329 --> 01:07:05,400 that it can't maintain the spark. 796 01:07:05,435 --> 01:07:08,127 - Yes, good, good, Ryan. 797 01:07:08,162 --> 01:07:09,715 Check out the arc light over there. 798 01:07:09,749 --> 01:07:11,441 It operates on the same principal. 799 01:07:13,063 --> 01:07:14,306 I'll be at my desk. 800 01:07:28,423 --> 01:07:29,528 Hey, Ryan. 801 01:07:30,701 --> 01:07:32,910 - I finished all the books you gave me. 802 01:07:32,945 --> 01:07:34,015 - All of 'em? 803 01:07:34,878 --> 01:07:35,879 - What else you got? 804 01:07:39,193 --> 01:07:41,160 What else, huh? 805 01:07:41,195 --> 01:07:42,058 Hmm. 806 01:07:46,165 --> 01:07:49,168 Yes, yes, yes. 807 01:07:49,203 --> 01:07:51,688 I think I have just the thing. 808 01:07:56,072 --> 01:07:59,627 Some books are very special, Ryan. 809 01:08:03,803 --> 01:08:06,427 Some books can change your life. 810 01:08:10,776 --> 01:08:12,295 You think you're ready for it? 811 01:08:22,201 --> 01:08:25,584 I was about your age when I first read Wells. 812 01:08:25,618 --> 01:08:30,278 Opened my eyes to a whole new world of possibilities. 813 01:08:30,313 --> 01:08:31,797 I look forward to hearing your thoughts 814 01:08:31,831 --> 01:08:34,006 on that book, Mr. Winrich. 815 01:08:34,040 --> 01:08:37,113 - Thanks, Bill. 816 01:08:37,147 --> 01:08:37,975 Thanks. 817 01:08:39,149 --> 01:08:39,977 - You're welcome. 818 01:08:53,336 --> 01:08:54,958 - Ryan! Wait up! 819 01:08:54,992 --> 01:08:55,821 - Oh, hey. 820 01:08:57,098 --> 01:08:59,273 - You know, Ryan, there's more to life 821 01:08:59,307 --> 01:09:01,620 than just books and science projects. 822 01:09:01,654 --> 01:09:03,587 - Uh-huh, such as? 823 01:09:03,622 --> 01:09:06,107 - Uh, such as a certain total hottie 824 01:09:06,142 --> 01:09:09,731 that we both know who never stops staring at you. 825 01:09:09,766 --> 01:09:12,665 Incoming hottie. 826 01:09:12,700 --> 01:09:13,597 Hey, what's up? 827 01:09:13,632 --> 01:09:15,772 We were just talkin' about you. 828 01:09:15,806 --> 01:09:17,360 - What about me? 829 01:09:17,394 --> 01:09:18,947 - Nothin', nothin' at all. 830 01:09:18,982 --> 01:09:20,466 And how are you today? 831 01:09:20,501 --> 01:09:22,572 Aced the geometry quiz, I'm bettin'. 832 01:09:22,606 --> 01:09:23,435 - Hi, Ryan. 833 01:09:24,574 --> 01:09:25,368 - Hi. 834 01:09:26,783 --> 01:09:29,337 - Oh, yeah, totally ignore this prime specimen of manhood 835 01:09:29,372 --> 01:09:31,236 and focus on the nerd. 836 01:09:31,270 --> 01:09:32,616 I see how it is. 837 01:09:34,239 --> 01:09:37,000 So I was talkin' to Howard Phillips at lunch today, 838 01:09:37,034 --> 01:09:39,589 and apparently, his little sister got so mad at him 839 01:09:39,623 --> 01:09:42,764 for trading in her Barbie video game, she put dog shit 840 01:09:42,799 --> 01:09:44,525 in his lunchbox. - Ew. 841 01:09:44,559 --> 01:09:45,802 - That is gross! 842 01:09:45,836 --> 01:09:48,287 - No, she actually put it inside his Twinkie! 843 01:09:48,322 --> 01:09:49,461 Can you believe that? 844 01:09:50,876 --> 01:09:53,154 You know, it's good to be an only child. 845 01:09:54,466 --> 01:09:57,089 - Do you have any brothers or sisters, Ryan? 846 01:09:57,123 --> 01:09:58,884 - No, how 'bout you? 847 01:10:00,817 --> 01:10:03,233 - Sometimes I wish I had a little sister, 848 01:10:03,268 --> 01:10:06,271 someone to play with or dress up, 849 01:10:06,305 --> 01:10:07,617 or have a birthd--, uh. 850 01:10:10,136 --> 01:10:11,207 - What, what's wrong? 851 01:10:12,346 --> 01:10:13,692 - I left something back at school. 852 01:10:13,726 --> 01:10:15,211 I have to go back. 853 01:10:15,245 --> 01:10:16,902 - We're halfway home, just leave it till tomorrow! 854 01:10:16,936 --> 01:10:18,075 - I can't, okay? 855 01:10:18,110 --> 01:10:19,905 Ryan, tell me you'll wait for me. 856 01:10:19,939 --> 01:10:21,734 - We're not waiting. - Tell me you'll wait. 857 01:10:21,769 --> 01:10:22,977 Make him wait! 858 01:10:25,704 --> 01:10:26,912 - Women. 859 01:10:54,042 --> 01:10:55,009 - Hey. 860 01:10:56,252 --> 01:10:57,425 I thought only the scum of the school 861 01:10:57,460 --> 01:10:59,082 had to stay after class. 862 01:11:01,291 --> 01:11:03,880 Wouldn't have pegged Caity Webb for a bad girl. 863 01:11:03,914 --> 01:11:04,950 - What do you want? 864 01:11:06,331 --> 01:11:09,092 - Caity the bad girl wants to know what I want. 865 01:11:13,096 --> 01:11:13,890 What do you got? 866 01:11:13,924 --> 01:11:15,305 - Nothing! 867 01:11:15,340 --> 01:11:16,064 - What's this? 868 01:11:16,099 --> 01:11:16,927 - It's nothing! 869 01:11:16,962 --> 01:11:18,101 - If it's nothing you won't miss it. 870 01:11:18,135 --> 01:11:18,929 - Give it! 871 01:11:18,964 --> 01:11:20,172 - What's going on? 872 01:11:20,206 --> 01:11:23,175 - Hey, hey, it's my favorite dork! 873 01:11:25,108 --> 01:11:26,799 - Are you okay? 874 01:11:26,834 --> 01:11:28,284 - What do you care, dork? 875 01:11:28,318 --> 01:11:30,562 She's not your girlfriend, dork. 876 01:11:30,596 --> 01:11:31,804 Whatcha readin', dork? 877 01:11:34,807 --> 01:11:36,395 - Stop it! 878 01:11:36,430 --> 01:11:38,259 - What is going on in here? 879 01:11:41,435 --> 01:11:42,332 Miss Webb? 880 01:11:43,471 --> 01:11:45,611 - Abner took my box. 881 01:11:45,646 --> 01:11:49,650 - Mr. Rosen, back to detention now! 882 01:11:59,660 --> 01:12:01,317 You two, head home. 883 01:12:07,944 --> 01:12:08,910 - What a jerk. 884 01:12:10,602 --> 01:12:11,775 - It's not that bad. 885 01:12:14,744 --> 01:12:15,745 Here. 886 01:12:15,779 --> 01:12:17,022 - It's for you. 887 01:12:22,407 --> 01:12:25,030 Bill told me it was your birthday today. 888 01:12:26,134 --> 01:12:28,792 - Yeah. I wasn't really gonna tell anyone. 889 01:12:28,827 --> 01:12:31,623 I'm not that big of a birthday person. 890 01:12:32,624 --> 01:12:33,418 - Open it. 891 01:12:52,540 --> 01:12:55,371 You seem sad a lot. 892 01:12:55,405 --> 01:12:58,753 Maybe this will you forget the bad times 893 01:12:58,788 --> 01:13:01,238 and remember the good ones. 894 01:13:02,447 --> 01:13:03,344 - It's cool. 895 01:13:08,867 --> 01:13:12,180 - A-hem, what the hell is this, the Love Boat? 896 01:13:12,215 --> 01:13:15,770 I've been waiting down at the corner like a schmuck! 897 01:13:15,805 --> 01:13:18,704 Come on, let's go, it's gonna be dark soon. 898 01:13:18,739 --> 01:13:19,567 Jesus! 899 01:13:21,569 --> 01:13:24,469 I wanna hear all about this later, okay, Romeo? 900 01:14:27,463 --> 01:14:29,016 Where's Nate? 901 01:14:29,050 --> 01:14:30,880 - I don't know. 902 01:14:30,914 --> 01:14:31,881 - He'll catch up. 903 01:14:37,542 --> 01:14:39,026 - Uh. So... 904 01:14:39,992 --> 01:14:40,821 - So. 905 01:14:42,926 --> 01:14:44,859 - Do you want me to carry your backpack 906 01:14:44,894 --> 01:14:46,447 for you, or anything? 907 01:14:46,482 --> 01:14:48,449 - No, I got it. 908 01:14:50,624 --> 01:14:51,487 - Okay. 909 01:14:52,936 --> 01:14:54,248 Okay. 910 01:14:59,909 --> 01:15:00,737 - It's, uh, 911 01:15:01,911 --> 01:15:04,534 quiet without Nate. 912 01:15:05,708 --> 01:15:07,675 - Yeah. It's um, 913 01:15:07,710 --> 01:15:09,781 it's different. 914 01:15:09,815 --> 01:15:12,231 - Yeah, it's kinda nice though. 915 01:15:12,266 --> 01:15:13,785 - Yeah. 916 01:15:13,819 --> 01:15:14,648 - Yeah. 917 01:15:33,529 --> 01:15:36,428 - Um. How 'bout we go through the park today? 918 01:15:36,462 --> 01:15:38,326 - Yeah, sounds good to me. 919 01:15:47,750 --> 01:15:48,716 I got an idea. 920 01:15:49,614 --> 01:15:51,132 Let's race! 921 01:15:51,167 --> 01:15:52,030 - What? 922 01:15:53,790 --> 01:15:54,688 - Hey! 923 01:15:59,037 --> 01:16:00,970 Come on, this way! 924 01:16:11,774 --> 01:16:12,602 Let me go! 925 01:16:12,637 --> 01:16:13,499 - Yeah, man! 926 01:16:17,331 --> 01:16:18,608 Let go of me! 927 01:16:20,368 --> 01:16:21,577 - Stay there. 928 01:16:27,375 --> 01:16:29,136 I still want my present, Caity. 929 01:16:30,344 --> 01:16:33,209 You got a present for me, bad girl? 930 01:16:33,243 --> 01:16:34,831 'Cause I got a present for you. 931 01:16:44,945 --> 01:16:46,429 How 'bout you give me my present 932 01:16:46,463 --> 01:16:48,569 when I'm done with your dork boyfriend? 933 01:16:48,604 --> 01:16:49,432 How's that? 934 01:16:51,814 --> 01:16:53,263 Get him up. 935 01:16:58,268 --> 01:17:00,374 Come on, hit me, come on, hit me! 936 01:17:00,408 --> 01:17:01,824 - Kill him! 937 01:17:01,858 --> 01:17:03,273 - Abner, hit him! - Come on, man! 938 01:17:03,308 --> 01:17:04,550 - Come on! Hit me, pussy! 939 01:17:04,585 --> 01:17:06,173 - Kick his ass! - Come on, man! 940 01:17:06,207 --> 01:17:07,553 - Stop! 941 01:17:07,588 --> 01:17:08,762 Ryan! 942 01:17:12,731 --> 01:17:13,663 - Hey, asshole! 943 01:17:20,049 --> 01:17:21,326 - I got this. 944 01:17:24,605 --> 01:17:25,917 Come on. 945 01:17:36,721 --> 01:17:37,653 You all right? 946 01:17:37,687 --> 01:17:38,723 - Yeah. 947 01:17:40,103 --> 01:17:40,932 Thanks. 948 01:18:07,890 --> 01:18:08,925 Are you okay? 949 01:18:10,306 --> 01:18:11,307 - Yeah. 950 01:18:38,575 --> 01:18:40,612 - I'm gonna get you. 951 01:18:41,820 --> 01:18:42,959 One day. 952 01:18:44,167 --> 01:18:45,444 Your friends won't always be there! 953 01:18:45,479 --> 01:18:46,929 - Oh, I'll be there. 954 01:18:55,903 --> 01:18:58,112 This was fun. 955 01:18:58,147 --> 01:18:59,493 We should do it again some time. 956 01:18:59,527 --> 01:19:01,667 You're crazy. 957 01:19:17,753 --> 01:19:18,788 - Well, this is me. 958 01:19:19,927 --> 01:19:21,653 Thanks for walking me home. 959 01:19:21,687 --> 01:19:23,275 - Are you gonna be okay? 960 01:19:23,310 --> 01:19:24,898 - Yeah. 961 01:19:24,932 --> 01:19:26,589 I'm gonna go scrub my face with engine cleaner 962 01:19:26,623 --> 01:19:29,557 to make sure I get all his disgustingness off of me. 963 01:19:29,592 --> 01:19:31,628 - Don't forget about Bill's surprise party on Sunday! 964 01:19:31,663 --> 01:19:33,078 All right, see ya! 965 01:19:33,113 --> 01:19:33,907 - See ya! 966 01:19:33,941 --> 01:19:34,770 Bye. 967 01:19:36,944 --> 01:19:39,809 - Well, thanks. 968 01:19:39,844 --> 01:19:40,948 - For what? - For what? 969 01:19:40,983 --> 01:19:43,951 I don't know, saving my life? 970 01:19:43,986 --> 01:19:45,504 - Abner Rosen's a douchebag. 971 01:19:45,539 --> 01:19:47,506 Someone needed to stick it to him. 972 01:19:47,541 --> 01:19:48,956 - Well, I owe you one. 973 01:19:49,819 --> 01:19:51,683 - Well, in that case, you could hook me up 974 01:19:51,717 --> 01:19:52,995 with one of Caitlin's hot friends. 975 01:19:53,029 --> 01:19:54,824 I'm seriously dyin' over here. 976 01:19:56,792 --> 01:19:58,379 She likes you, you know? 977 01:19:58,414 --> 01:19:59,795 I can sense these things. 978 01:20:00,830 --> 01:20:01,935 - We're just friends. 979 01:20:04,385 --> 01:20:05,662 - Okay, okay. 980 01:20:08,873 --> 01:20:10,978 So you think Bill suspects anything? 981 01:20:11,013 --> 01:20:12,186 - I don't know. 982 01:20:12,221 --> 01:20:13,394 I guess we'll find out on Sunday. 983 01:20:13,429 --> 01:20:14,982 - Guess we will. 984 01:20:33,069 --> 01:20:34,588 - Surprise! - Oh, my! 985 01:20:34,622 --> 01:20:36,452 - Happy birthday, Bill! 986 01:20:36,486 --> 01:20:38,730 - What a nice surprise! 987 01:20:38,764 --> 01:20:39,973 Thank you. 988 01:20:40,007 --> 01:20:41,733 - Sit down, sit down, we have a present for you. 989 01:20:41,767 --> 01:20:43,252 - Okay, what is this? 990 01:20:43,286 --> 01:20:44,978 - It's from all of us. - Look at this! 991 01:20:45,012 --> 01:20:46,220 We all built it-- 992 01:20:46,255 --> 01:20:47,704 But it was Ryan's idea. 993 01:20:47,739 --> 01:20:50,915 Oh, it's beautiful. 994 01:20:50,949 --> 01:20:52,123 Classic. 995 01:20:56,506 --> 01:20:57,991 - That's just some notes I took 996 01:20:58,025 --> 01:20:59,371 on those books you gave me. 997 01:21:00,925 --> 01:21:02,858 You know, so maybe we could build a time machine 998 01:21:02,892 --> 01:21:05,895 of our own some day, a real one. 999 01:21:13,730 --> 01:21:15,594 - This is fantastic. 1000 01:21:16,802 --> 01:21:18,114 Thank you. 1001 01:21:18,149 --> 01:21:19,357 Thank you so much. 1002 01:21:21,117 --> 01:21:24,914 You are the most talented and gifted students 1003 01:21:24,949 --> 01:21:27,158 I've ever had. I mean that, and I thank you. 1004 01:21:27,192 --> 01:21:28,918 This is wonderful, a wonderful surprise. 1005 01:21:28,953 --> 01:21:30,713 - Happy birthday! - Birthday! 1006 01:21:31,541 --> 01:21:33,164 You gotta make a wish now. 1007 01:21:33,198 --> 01:21:35,338 - Make a wish. - Okay, okay. 1008 01:21:35,373 --> 01:21:37,547 Mm, what's my wish? 1009 01:21:39,480 --> 01:21:40,999 - All right! 1010 01:21:41,897 --> 01:21:43,070 Very good! 1011 01:21:43,105 --> 01:21:44,658 - You gotta tell us your wish now. 1012 01:21:44,692 --> 01:21:45,728 - Tell us your wish! 1013 01:21:45,762 --> 01:21:47,247 Tell us your wish! - Tell us your wish, tell us-- 1014 01:21:47,281 --> 01:21:48,696 - No, no, you don't wanna know my wish. 1015 01:21:48,731 --> 01:21:49,835 - You gotta tell us. - Please! 1016 01:21:49,870 --> 01:21:51,527 - I can't, it won't come true. Okay, okay, all right. 1017 01:21:52,597 --> 01:21:53,943 My wish, 1018 01:21:55,358 --> 01:21:58,672 my hope is that the three of you stay together. 1019 01:22:01,295 --> 01:22:02,296 You're a great team, 1020 01:22:03,988 --> 01:22:06,059 and together, you can accomplish anything. 1021 01:22:10,132 --> 01:22:11,616 So let's have some cake. 1022 01:22:11,650 --> 01:22:12,755 - Woo! 1023 01:22:12,789 --> 01:22:14,550 - Let's eat some cake. - Thank you! 1024 01:22:14,584 --> 01:22:16,103 - Happy birthday, Bill. - Happy birthday. 1025 01:22:16,138 --> 01:22:17,518 - Thank you, thank you so much. 1026 01:22:42,923 --> 01:22:45,098 Okay, Ryan, I got your favorite! 1027 01:22:45,132 --> 01:22:46,823 Here it comes, man! 1028 01:22:46,858 --> 01:22:49,481 - Happy birthday, honey. - All right! 1029 01:22:49,516 --> 01:22:51,207 Hang on, just a minute. 1030 01:22:51,242 --> 01:22:52,898 I know we wanna get started and blow this out, 1031 01:22:52,933 --> 01:22:56,178 but you know, before this happens, this is a special one. 1032 01:22:56,212 --> 01:22:58,801 Now you're 12, and it was passed down from my dad, 1033 01:22:58,835 --> 01:23:01,769 you know, from his dad, okay? 1034 01:23:01,804 --> 01:23:03,530 It's a song, right? 1035 01:23:06,602 --> 01:23:09,812 I'm here to stay" 1036 01:23:15,059 --> 01:23:15,991 Don't torture him! 1037 01:23:16,025 --> 01:23:17,820 - I was just havin'-- - Let him blow out-- 1038 01:23:17,854 --> 01:23:19,201 - Fun with you, bud. - The candles. 1039 01:23:19,235 --> 01:23:20,754 - fun with you, bud. - the candles. 1040 01:23:34,388 --> 01:23:36,701 Sweetheart, what are you gonna wish for? 1041 01:23:36,735 --> 01:23:39,531 - I can't tell you. - Why? 1042 01:23:39,566 --> 01:23:41,464 It's the whole point of birthday wishes. 1043 01:23:41,499 --> 01:23:44,122 He's gettin' smart, I'm proud of you. 1044 01:23:56,548 --> 01:23:57,825 - You know, Ryan, 1045 01:23:59,034 --> 01:24:02,244 it's okay if you want to watch these old videos. 1046 01:24:03,348 --> 01:24:04,246 I don't mind. 1047 01:24:05,902 --> 01:24:08,457 And if you wanna talk about it, 1048 01:24:08,491 --> 01:24:10,597 we can talk about anything you want. 1049 01:24:13,945 --> 01:24:14,739 - I, uh, 1050 01:24:16,327 --> 01:24:17,328 I miss Dad. 1051 01:24:20,365 --> 01:24:21,642 - You miss Dad? 1052 01:24:23,713 --> 01:24:27,269 - Yeah, I wish he was still here. 1053 01:24:29,754 --> 01:24:31,169 - I miss him too, Ryan. 1054 01:24:32,343 --> 01:24:33,723 And you know that wherever he is, 1055 01:24:36,140 --> 01:24:38,073 he's always watchin' out for us. 1056 01:24:39,557 --> 01:24:42,767 And I'm sure that he wouldn't let anything bad happen to us, 1057 01:24:44,320 --> 01:24:46,564 as long as we keep him in our hearts. 1058 01:24:49,394 --> 01:24:51,224 - I think I'm gonna walk today. 1059 01:24:54,606 --> 01:24:56,505 - You know, I could drive you. 1060 01:24:57,506 --> 01:24:58,610 - It's okay. 1061 01:24:58,645 --> 01:25:00,233 - But I like to drive you. 1062 01:25:03,512 --> 01:25:05,238 - You can't always protect me, Mom. 1063 01:25:06,204 --> 01:25:07,067 You just can't. 1064 01:25:14,385 --> 01:25:16,525 - You remember last week we talked about the problem 1065 01:25:16,559 --> 01:25:18,699 of Achilles and the tortoise. 1066 01:25:20,045 --> 01:25:23,566 This was a problem that arose around 450 B.C., 1067 01:25:23,601 --> 01:25:27,156 with the Greek philosopher Zeno of Elea. 1068 01:25:27,191 --> 01:25:30,642 Zeno developed these thought experiments 1069 01:25:30,677 --> 01:25:32,989 as a way to show the inherent problems 1070 01:25:33,024 --> 01:25:35,440 of Pythagorean philosophy. 1071 01:25:35,475 --> 01:25:37,062 So who can tell me, what do we call 1072 01:25:37,097 --> 01:25:38,719 these types of logic problems? 1073 01:25:40,756 --> 01:25:42,171 Ryan Winrich. 1074 01:25:43,207 --> 01:25:44,035 - Um. 1075 01:25:45,381 --> 01:25:46,796 What was the question? 1076 01:25:46,831 --> 01:25:48,350 Dork! 1077 01:25:49,868 --> 01:25:52,699 - I can see someone has his head in the clouds this morning. 1078 01:25:52,733 --> 01:25:54,321 - No, I was just, uh. 1079 01:26:00,603 --> 01:26:01,777 - What a dork! 1080 01:26:02,709 --> 01:26:04,262 - Here, go to the nurse. 1081 01:26:13,478 --> 01:26:14,307 Okay. 1082 01:26:50,791 --> 01:26:52,966 - Hey, Mom, did you open my...? 1083 01:26:53,829 --> 01:26:55,313 - Um, Ryan, 1084 01:26:55,348 --> 01:26:57,419 you remember Dr. Matheson from church? 1085 01:27:04,633 --> 01:27:06,117 So how's school, Ryan? 1086 01:27:08,775 --> 01:27:10,121 - It's fine. 1087 01:27:14,919 --> 01:27:17,508 - Got a cut on your lip. 1088 01:27:17,542 --> 01:27:19,579 Is there some trouble you want to tell me about? 1089 01:27:23,479 --> 01:27:24,722 - Not really. 1090 01:27:26,344 --> 01:27:27,207 - Okay. 1091 01:27:28,070 --> 01:27:29,209 I see. 1092 01:27:37,390 --> 01:27:40,116 Do you know why your mom asked me to talk to you today? 1093 01:27:43,948 --> 01:27:46,330 Well, she's concerned about you. 1094 01:27:48,332 --> 01:27:50,195 She feels like you don't communicate with her 1095 01:27:50,230 --> 01:27:51,231 the way you used to, 1096 01:27:53,440 --> 01:27:54,614 before the accident. 1097 01:28:00,516 --> 01:28:02,484 Got somethin' I'd like to show you, if I could. 1098 01:28:15,876 --> 01:28:17,257 Seen that picture before? 1099 01:28:19,052 --> 01:28:20,122 - It's my picture. 1100 01:28:23,159 --> 01:28:25,472 - How do you feel when you look at that picture? 1101 01:28:30,305 --> 01:28:31,720 - I miss him. 1102 01:28:31,754 --> 01:28:34,170 - Who? Who do you miss? 1103 01:28:37,381 --> 01:28:38,209 My dad. 1104 01:28:41,385 --> 01:28:42,869 - Is he the only one you miss? 1105 01:28:45,216 --> 01:28:46,113 - What do you mean? 1106 01:28:46,148 --> 01:28:47,598 In that photo. 1107 01:28:52,257 --> 01:28:53,811 Yeah, I guess. 1108 01:29:18,560 --> 01:29:20,665 Has there been any word about the body? 1109 01:29:20,700 --> 01:29:24,497 Nothing. It just dissappeared 1110 01:29:24,531 --> 01:29:27,672 and they can't explain it. 1111 01:29:27,707 --> 01:29:29,743 These things take time. 1112 01:29:29,778 --> 01:29:33,333 The memories may come back, they may not. 1113 01:29:33,368 --> 01:29:37,026 - It was an incredibly traumatic event, 1114 01:29:37,061 --> 01:29:39,788 and his mind is young and fragile. 1115 01:29:41,203 --> 01:29:44,275 He may subconsciously choose to block it out forever. 1116 01:29:44,309 --> 01:29:49,245 He doesn't even remember his own-- 1117 01:29:49,280 --> 01:29:53,146 - Now, try not to worry. Just be strong, Gail. 1118 01:29:53,180 --> 01:29:54,975 You and Ryan will be just fine. 1119 01:29:59,083 --> 01:30:00,912 Get off! 1120 01:30:00,947 --> 01:30:03,570 - I asked you a question, dork! 1121 01:30:03,605 --> 01:30:06,228 Do you bring or buy? 1122 01:30:07,332 --> 01:30:08,161 Check it. 1123 01:30:13,338 --> 01:30:14,478 - Nothin'. 1124 01:30:14,512 --> 01:30:17,791 - Perfect. I prefer cash. 1125 01:30:17,826 --> 01:30:21,933 Get off! 1126 01:30:23,038 --> 01:30:24,246 - Nice! - Yeah! 1127 01:30:24,280 --> 01:30:25,799 - Looks like we got dork's lunches 1128 01:30:25,834 --> 01:30:27,939 for the whole week right here. 1129 01:30:30,252 --> 01:30:31,356 What's this? 1130 01:30:35,360 --> 01:30:38,640 "Have a good day at school today, Ryan. 1131 01:30:38,674 --> 01:30:40,262 Love, Mom." 1132 01:30:40,296 --> 01:30:42,471 Aw! - That's so cute. 1133 01:30:42,506 --> 01:30:45,025 - You havin' a good day, shithead? 1134 01:30:45,060 --> 01:30:46,302 'Cause I know I am. 1135 01:30:50,479 --> 01:30:53,033 Pleasure doin' business with you, dumbass! 1136 01:33:05,614 --> 01:33:08,686 - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, easy, easy! 1137 01:33:14,002 --> 01:33:15,037 They can't hurt you. 1138 01:33:16,936 --> 01:33:17,902 Don't worry. 1139 01:33:19,145 --> 01:33:20,318 You're safe now. 1140 01:33:22,735 --> 01:33:23,598 - Wha--? 1141 01:33:24,875 --> 01:33:26,359 - Is this the first time you've seen 'em? 1142 01:33:36,162 --> 01:33:37,922 My name's Bill Marshall. What's yours? 1143 01:33:39,683 --> 01:33:41,029 Ryan. 1144 01:33:42,168 --> 01:33:43,307 Ryan Winrich. 1145 01:33:44,377 --> 01:33:45,723 - Well, Ryan, um, 1146 01:33:47,725 --> 01:33:49,693 I'm headed home, how 'bout you? 1147 01:33:53,524 --> 01:33:56,182 Maybe we should walk together just to be safe, huh? 1148 01:34:06,261 --> 01:34:09,195 - So what were those things anyway? 1149 01:34:09,229 --> 01:34:10,783 - Well. They're kinda hard to explain. 1150 01:34:10,817 --> 01:34:12,854 There's a lot about 'em we don't know. 1151 01:34:12,888 --> 01:34:15,719 Mostly, they're just observers, 1152 01:34:16,858 --> 01:34:17,962 watchers, you know? 1153 01:34:18,791 --> 01:34:20,171 Lurkers, I call 'em. 1154 01:34:21,414 --> 01:34:25,314 They're from a different place, different space, 1155 01:34:26,522 --> 01:34:29,905 and they check in on our world from time to time. 1156 01:34:30,975 --> 01:34:32,011 - Like in "Flatland." 1157 01:34:33,460 --> 01:34:34,289 - What? 1158 01:34:35,221 --> 01:34:36,463 Good Lord! 1159 01:34:38,327 --> 01:34:40,675 I didn't read Abbott till I was in grad school. 1160 01:34:41,848 --> 01:34:45,127 - Yeah, my dad gave it to me before he died. 1161 01:34:49,131 --> 01:34:49,960 - I see. 1162 01:34:51,478 --> 01:34:55,931 But yeah, yeah, like in "Flatland," 1163 01:34:55,966 --> 01:34:58,071 except they don't interact directly. 1164 01:34:58,106 --> 01:35:00,867 They just observe the natural events 1165 01:35:00,902 --> 01:35:02,697 in our time-space continuum. 1166 01:35:05,147 --> 01:35:06,701 At least, that's what we think. 1167 01:35:08,323 --> 01:35:09,842 - Who's we? 1168 01:35:09,876 --> 01:35:11,395 - Those of us who can see them 1169 01:35:13,259 --> 01:35:14,916 and want to understand them. 1170 01:35:18,851 --> 01:35:21,888 You know, Ryan, I learned the hard way 1171 01:35:21,923 --> 01:35:23,959 that sometimes it's best not to tell people 1172 01:35:23,994 --> 01:35:25,892 you can see something that they can't. 1173 01:35:27,445 --> 01:35:28,826 You know what I'm saying? 1174 01:35:33,520 --> 01:35:36,627 I saw the item in your pocket earlier, 1175 01:35:38,180 --> 01:35:39,768 and I know that we just met, but 1176 01:35:41,218 --> 01:35:43,703 is there anything you want to talk to me about? 1177 01:35:45,809 --> 01:35:49,053 - I just... I almost made a mistake. 1178 01:35:50,710 --> 01:35:51,607 That's all. 1179 01:35:55,197 --> 01:35:55,991 - Good man. 1180 01:36:05,863 --> 01:36:07,416 - Ryan, where have you been? 1181 01:36:07,451 --> 01:36:08,970 The school called! I have been worried sick! 1182 01:36:09,004 --> 01:36:11,282 - Mrs. Winrich, I'm Bill Marshall. 1183 01:36:11,317 --> 01:36:13,284 I'm a professor at Miskatonic University, 1184 01:36:13,319 --> 01:36:15,804 and I'm a new friend of your son's. 1185 01:36:15,839 --> 01:36:17,599 He's, uh. 1186 01:36:17,633 --> 01:36:19,014 He's had a pretty rough day. 1187 01:36:21,292 --> 01:36:22,569 - Are you okay? 1188 01:36:31,475 --> 01:36:33,546 Go inside and get cleaned up. 1189 01:36:35,375 --> 01:36:36,929 Thank you for your help, Mr. Marshall. 1190 01:36:36,963 --> 01:36:40,035 - Mrs. Winrich, may I have a word, please? 1191 01:36:44,488 --> 01:36:46,662 Forgive me if I'm out of line by saying this, 1192 01:36:46,697 --> 01:36:49,838 but you have a very gifted boy. 1193 01:36:51,771 --> 01:36:54,912 I wonder if you realize how gifted he is? 1194 01:36:56,224 --> 01:36:58,295 - He's also a very troubled boy, Mr. Marshall. 1195 01:36:58,329 --> 01:37:01,091 - I know, I know, believe me, I understand. 1196 01:37:01,125 --> 01:37:02,955 I teach a class at the university 1197 01:37:02,989 --> 01:37:05,474 for exceptionally bright and troubled kids, 1198 01:37:05,509 --> 01:37:09,306 and I think Ryan would be right at home 1199 01:37:09,340 --> 01:37:11,722 with the boys and girls in my class. 1200 01:37:16,002 --> 01:37:17,693 - I just want what's best for him. 1201 01:37:19,592 --> 01:37:21,732 That's all I want, Mr. Marshall. 1202 01:37:22,975 --> 01:37:23,838 - Please, 1203 01:37:25,425 --> 01:37:26,254 call me Bill. 1204 01:37:48,310 --> 01:37:50,381 Anyway, those are the questions that I thought might work. 1205 01:37:50,416 --> 01:37:51,831 - Okay. Well, you know. 1206 01:37:51,866 --> 01:37:53,350 I think if you reduce one or two of them, 1207 01:37:53,384 --> 01:37:56,732 then yeah, this first one looks a little difficult. 1208 01:37:57,975 --> 01:37:59,287 I'd simplify a little bit. 1209 01:37:59,321 --> 01:38:01,530 Once simplified, they should be able to do it, 1210 01:38:01,565 --> 01:38:02,462 no problem. - Okay. 1211 01:38:02,497 --> 01:38:03,808 - It shouldn't take any time. - Thank you. 1212 01:38:03,843 --> 01:38:05,224 - Okay, sure. - I'll talk to you soon. 1213 01:38:05,258 --> 01:38:06,363 - I'll see you later. - Okay. 1214 01:38:06,397 --> 01:38:07,709 Hey, Ryan, good to see you, man. 1215 01:38:07,743 --> 01:38:08,572 You ready? 1216 01:38:08,606 --> 01:38:09,849 Come on in. 1217 01:38:09,884 --> 01:38:11,782 Take a deep breath. It's gonna be good. 1218 01:38:16,545 --> 01:38:17,546 - Come on! 1219 01:38:27,211 --> 01:38:30,663 - Nathan, Caitlin, this is Ryan. 1220 01:38:30,697 --> 01:38:32,941 He's going to be joining us for a while. 1221 01:38:32,976 --> 01:38:33,908 - Nice to meet you. 1222 01:38:35,633 --> 01:38:37,670 It's called the Wimshurst machine. 1223 01:38:37,704 --> 01:38:39,637 It's an electrostatic generator. 1224 01:38:39,672 --> 01:38:41,156 - Is it dangerous? 1225 01:38:41,191 --> 01:38:44,194 - Don't touch the current, but you can give it a try. 1226 01:38:44,228 --> 01:38:47,611 Just turn that crank right there. 1227 01:38:52,167 --> 01:38:53,928 We were just about to start a game before class. 1228 01:38:53,962 --> 01:38:54,756 You want to join us? 1229 01:38:54,790 --> 01:38:55,653 Yeah, sure. 1230 01:38:58,104 --> 01:38:59,864 - So this game's called Cathedral. 1231 01:39:00,969 --> 01:39:02,522 This is the first piece you start out with 1232 01:39:02,557 --> 01:39:03,834 and you put all these pieces around it. 1233 01:39:03,868 --> 01:39:05,387 - You wanna get the most points. 1234 01:39:05,422 --> 01:39:07,700 Each piece is worth 10 points. 1235 01:39:07,734 --> 01:39:09,840 Person with the most points wins. 1236 01:39:09,874 --> 01:39:10,703 I'll start. 1237 01:39:14,120 --> 01:39:15,121 Nice move! 1238 01:39:16,847 --> 01:39:18,883 - I'll go here. 1239 01:39:45,841 --> 01:39:47,119 - No fair! 1240 01:39:47,153 --> 01:39:49,984 I didn't know you could do that move! 1241 01:39:50,018 --> 01:39:53,608 - Okay, since you didn't know about it, I'll take it back, 1242 01:39:53,642 --> 01:39:56,818 but next time I do it, it's gonna be fair, okay? 1243 01:39:56,852 --> 01:39:59,441 - Okay, thanks, Ryan! 1244 01:39:59,476 --> 01:40:02,306 - Okay, Ryan, I want your sister in bed at nine. 1245 01:40:02,341 --> 01:40:03,238 - Okay. 1246 01:40:03,273 --> 01:40:04,550 Emma, listen to your big brother. 1247 01:40:04,584 --> 01:40:06,379 He's in charge, okay? - Kay. 1248 01:40:06,414 --> 01:40:08,174 Now, be good, no wild parties. 1249 01:40:08,209 --> 01:40:09,796 - I will, I won't. 1250 01:40:09,831 --> 01:40:12,144 - Oh, and please don't eat a ton of junk food. 1251 01:40:12,178 --> 01:40:13,869 I will know what's missing. 1252 01:40:13,904 --> 01:40:15,423 - Okay. - See you in the morning! 1253 01:40:15,457 --> 01:40:18,426 Good night, I love you, bye! - Night, love you. 1254 01:40:18,460 --> 01:40:19,289 - Bye. 1255 01:40:23,707 --> 01:40:24,984 Here he comes now. 1256 01:40:25,019 --> 01:40:26,572 I'm getting out of here! 1257 01:40:32,474 --> 01:40:35,132 No! 1258 01:40:36,099 --> 01:40:39,102 Johnny! Help me! 1259 01:40:56,912 --> 01:40:58,086 - What happened? 1260 01:40:58,121 --> 01:41:00,709 - At the window - someone's at the window! 1261 01:41:00,744 --> 01:41:01,814 - Are you sure? 1262 01:41:01,848 --> 01:41:03,160 - I saw him looking in. 1263 01:41:17,312 --> 01:41:18,727 I'm scared. 1264 01:41:23,284 --> 01:41:25,803 - Emma, go upstairs. 1265 01:41:33,294 --> 01:41:35,434 Ryan, is that you? 1266 01:41:35,468 --> 01:41:37,298 - Don't answer it! Ryan! 1267 01:41:38,816 --> 01:41:39,645 - Who is it? 1268 01:41:43,649 --> 01:41:44,960 I said who is it? 1269 01:41:47,273 --> 01:41:48,826 A friend. 1270 01:41:50,794 --> 01:41:52,623 - Pick up the phone and dial 9-1-1. 1271 01:42:00,976 --> 01:42:03,600 - I'm not gonna hurt you, alright? 1272 01:42:03,634 --> 01:42:05,671 , just calm down! 1273 01:42:05,705 --> 01:42:06,810 Just calm down, okay! 1274 01:42:08,191 --> 01:42:10,952 No, no, Ryan! 1275 01:42:10,986 --> 01:42:13,989 Ryan, listen to me, this is important, okay? 1276 01:42:14,024 --> 01:42:15,370 I have to talk to you, Ryan. 1277 01:42:16,475 --> 01:42:18,580 I have to tell you what's going to happen. 1278 01:42:20,341 --> 01:42:23,102 Very soon, you're going to invent something, 1279 01:42:24,310 --> 01:42:25,518 an incredible machine 1280 01:42:26,692 --> 01:42:28,487 that allows you to travel through time. 1281 01:42:30,005 --> 01:42:32,491 But you can't let it happen, you understand? 1282 01:42:32,525 --> 01:42:35,287 You can't make it, that's what they want. 1283 01:42:35,321 --> 01:42:36,564 That's how they get in. 1284 01:42:37,910 --> 01:42:39,291 That's how it begins. 1285 01:42:40,637 --> 01:42:41,707 They're not watchers. 1286 01:42:43,398 --> 01:42:45,469 They want this world for their own. 1287 01:42:47,230 --> 01:42:49,715 I've seen what those things can do. 1288 01:42:51,234 --> 01:42:53,132 They get into your subconscious. 1289 01:42:54,375 --> 01:42:56,411 They manipulate everything! 1290 01:42:56,446 --> 01:42:58,413 You have to fight them, Ryan! 1291 01:42:58,448 --> 01:42:59,966 You have to resist! 1292 01:43:21,919 --> 01:43:25,026 I don't have any time! 1293 01:43:25,060 --> 01:43:27,270 You gotta listen to me! I'm jumping! 1294 01:43:28,202 --> 01:43:30,065 I'm jumping like the marbles! 1295 01:43:30,100 --> 01:43:32,447 I'm unstuck in time! 1296 01:43:32,482 --> 01:43:35,243 I've been trying to find you for 13 years! 1297 01:43:37,280 --> 01:43:39,005 I've been trying to find you 1298 01:43:40,490 --> 01:43:42,112 for 13 years. 1299 01:43:46,737 --> 01:43:51,225 You have to remember what I am saying to you, Ryan. 1300 01:43:52,398 --> 01:43:55,470 You have to stop them! 1301 01:44:07,102 --> 01:44:07,931 No. What? 1302 01:44:17,389 --> 01:44:18,976 No, no. 1303 01:44:21,876 --> 01:44:24,154 No, no, no, God, no! 1304 01:44:25,120 --> 01:44:25,949 No. 1305 01:44:27,330 --> 01:44:29,470 No, no, Ryan! 1306 01:44:29,504 --> 01:44:30,781 Ryan, I didn't, 1307 01:44:31,748 --> 01:44:33,819 I-I-I didn't know. 1308 01:44:34,647 --> 01:44:35,752 Ryan? 1309 01:44:35,786 --> 01:44:36,615 Ryan! 1310 01:44:38,513 --> 01:44:39,583 Ryan, wait! 1311 01:44:44,726 --> 01:44:47,073 Please, Ryan, listen to me! 1312 01:45:23,800 --> 01:45:24,766 It's okay. 1313 01:45:31,048 --> 01:45:32,498 I'll always 1314 01:45:34,811 --> 01:45:36,088 be here. 1315 01:45:41,231 --> 01:45:42,715 Remember. 1316 01:46:04,358 --> 01:46:06,118 It's like there's a hole in his mind. 1317 01:46:06,152 --> 01:46:07,844 You have to remember 1318 01:46:07,878 --> 01:46:10,225 what I am saying to you, Ryan! 1319 01:46:10,260 --> 01:46:12,676 It was an incredibly traumatic event. 1320 01:46:12,711 --> 01:46:16,231 He may subconsciously choose to block it out forever. 1321 01:46:16,266 --> 01:46:19,373 He doesn't even remember his own sister! 1322 01:46:22,030 --> 01:46:24,274 Have you seen that picture before? 1323 01:46:24,308 --> 01:46:25,517 I miss him. 1324 01:46:25,551 --> 01:46:28,140 Who? Who do you miss? 1325 01:46:28,174 --> 01:46:29,417 Dad. 1326 01:46:29,452 --> 01:46:30,901 Is he the only one you miss? 1327 01:46:30,936 --> 01:46:32,109 What do you mean? 1328 01:46:32,144 --> 01:46:33,525 In that photo. 1329 01:46:36,148 --> 01:46:38,771 Happy birthday, Ryan! 1330 01:46:38,806 --> 01:46:41,187 Mostly, they're just observers, 1331 01:46:41,222 --> 01:46:42,534 lurkers, they call 'em. 1332 01:46:42,568 --> 01:46:44,121 They don't interact directly. 1333 01:46:44,156 --> 01:46:46,089 They just observe the natural events 1334 01:46:46,123 --> 01:46:47,504 in our time-space continuum. 1335 01:46:49,782 --> 01:46:51,301 They're not watchers. 1336 01:46:51,335 --> 01:46:53,855 They want this world for their own. 1337 01:46:53,890 --> 01:46:56,720 I've seen what those things can do. 1338 01:46:56,755 --> 01:46:58,964 They get into your subconscious, 1339 01:46:58,998 --> 01:47:01,069 they manipulate everything! 1340 01:47:01,104 --> 01:47:03,140 That's how they get in. 1341 01:47:03,175 --> 01:47:05,108 That's how it begins. 1342 01:47:06,799 --> 01:47:07,973 It's for you. 1343 01:47:08,007 --> 01:47:10,354 Maybe this will help you forget the bad times 1344 01:47:10,389 --> 01:47:12,115 and remember the good ones. 1345 01:47:13,047 --> 01:47:14,497 You still have it. 1346 01:47:14,531 --> 01:47:16,326 I've never taken it off. 1347 01:47:18,259 --> 01:47:21,055 Some books are very special, Ryan. 1348 01:47:23,057 --> 01:47:24,679 Some books can change your life. 1349 01:47:25,887 --> 01:47:27,095 Come on, hit me! 1350 01:47:27,130 --> 01:47:28,925 Come on! Hit me, pussy! 1351 01:47:30,789 --> 01:47:33,377 Our whole lives, everything, 1352 01:47:33,412 --> 01:47:35,414 everything has led up to this! 1353 01:47:35,449 --> 01:47:38,279 How can you ask me to turn and walk away? 1354 01:47:38,313 --> 01:47:39,763 - Finish it. 1355 01:47:39,798 --> 01:47:41,006 There's a bomb. 1356 01:47:41,040 --> 01:47:42,248 A what? 1357 01:47:42,283 --> 01:47:43,905 In the lab, there's some crazy guy. 1358 01:47:43,940 --> 01:47:45,182 He's got a bomb 1359 01:47:45,217 --> 01:47:46,736 inside the event chamber. - Caitlin. 1360 01:47:46,770 --> 01:47:48,634 You have to fight them, Ryan! 1361 01:47:48,669 --> 01:47:50,671 You have to resist! 1362 01:48:09,448 --> 01:48:11,933 Warning! Warning! 1363 01:48:11,968 --> 01:48:14,902 Safety protocols disengaged. 1364 01:48:14,936 --> 01:48:19,113 Attention! Blast door lock release sequence failure. 1365 01:48:19,147 --> 01:48:20,804 Unable to override. 1366 01:48:29,503 --> 01:48:30,987 - It's time. 1367 01:48:47,313 --> 01:48:50,006 Remote activation sequence enabled. 1368 01:48:50,040 --> 01:48:52,560 Portal activation sequence initiated. 1369 01:48:54,804 --> 01:48:56,875 Danger! Danger! 1370 01:48:56,909 --> 01:48:59,084 Safety protocol failure. 1371 01:48:59,118 --> 01:49:00,948 Human life in extremis. 1372 01:49:03,502 --> 01:49:04,641 - Hold on. 1373 01:49:06,712 --> 01:49:09,025 Access denied, access denied. 1374 01:49:09,059 --> 01:49:10,129 - He picked me. 1375 01:49:13,616 --> 01:49:15,549 God picked me. 1376 01:49:15,583 --> 01:49:16,791 - Access denied. Terminal override denied. 1377 01:49:16,826 --> 01:49:18,828 Unable to comply. 1378 01:49:18,862 --> 01:49:23,867 - This is God's will, and I am his messenger. 1379 01:49:24,627 --> 01:49:27,112 This is God's will. 1380 01:49:27,146 --> 01:49:28,320 This is God's will. 1381 01:49:31,979 --> 01:49:33,256 This is how it ends. 1382 01:49:34,637 --> 01:49:38,364 This is God's will and I am his messenger! 1383 01:49:38,399 --> 01:49:41,436 This is how the world is supposed to end! 1384 01:49:43,266 --> 01:49:47,132 This is how the world is supposed to end! 1385 01:49:48,582 --> 01:49:51,550 This is how the world ends! 1386 01:49:56,382 --> 01:49:58,350 Activation sequence complete. 1387 01:49:58,384 --> 01:50:00,352 Terminal override accepted. 1388 01:50:00,386 --> 01:50:04,459 Releasing blast doors in five, four, 1389 01:50:04,494 --> 01:50:06,738 three, two, one.. 1390 01:50:25,929 --> 01:50:27,206 Remote activation sequence enabled. 1391 01:50:27,241 --> 01:50:29,036 Portal activation sequence initiated. 1392 01:50:29,070 --> 01:50:30,485 Surprise! - This was fun. 1393 01:50:30,520 --> 01:50:31,970 We should do it again some time. 1394 01:50:32,004 --> 01:50:33,454 The world's first temporal manipulation-- 1395 01:50:33,488 --> 01:50:35,007 You're going to change the world, Ryan Winrich. 1396 01:50:35,042 --> 01:50:37,251 I have a feeling about you. - What kind of feeling? 1397 01:50:37,285 --> 01:50:38,528 She likes you, you know. 1398 01:50:38,562 --> 01:50:39,633 I can sense these things. 1399 01:50:39,667 --> 01:50:40,875 Your friends won't always be there! 1400 01:50:40,910 --> 01:50:42,014 Oh, I'll be there! 1401 01:50:42,049 --> 01:50:43,119 I'll always be here. 1402 01:50:43,153 --> 01:50:44,154 It's for you. 1403 01:50:44,189 --> 01:50:45,673 Maybe this will help you forget the bad times 1404 01:50:45,708 --> 01:50:46,881 and remember the good ones. 1405 01:50:46,916 --> 01:50:48,331 Any conductive metals would cause the portal 1406 01:50:48,365 --> 01:50:49,263 to lose stability and collapse. 1407 01:50:49,297 --> 01:50:50,851 This is how the world ends! 1408 01:51:52,429 --> 01:51:56,640 Most people live life 1409 01:51:56,675 --> 01:52:00,127 between the moments, 1410 01:52:00,161 --> 01:52:04,131 never truly seeing what is right in front of them 1411 01:52:04,165 --> 01:52:07,065 until the moment is gone. 1412 01:52:11,241 --> 01:52:14,728 It's easy to be afraid. 1413 01:52:16,557 --> 01:52:19,111 But if you can 1414 01:52:19,146 --> 01:52:21,320 face the moment, 1415 01:52:23,219 --> 01:52:25,911 everything else becomes clear. 1416 01:54:02,801 --> 01:54:04,941 Remember. 1417 01:54:56,613 --> 01:55:01,377 GARBAGE'S "TIME WILL DESTROY EVERYTHING" PLAYS 1418 01:55:58,365 --> 01:56:01,782 will swallow you right up 1419 01:56:05,820 --> 01:56:09,445 won't stop, it don't stop 1420 01:56:51,245 --> 01:56:56,147 fight, the last fight 1421 01:56:56,181 --> 01:56:59,736 the last fight 1422 01:56:59,771 --> 01:57:02,118 the last fight 1423 01:57:10,057 --> 01:57:13,164 in my shoes and