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[GROANS]

[PANTING]

Thanks, honey. Couldn'’t have done it without you.

You always know how to time a dramatic entrance.

It looked like you were having fun until those

last two goons jumped on you.

Well, I'’ve been paying attention.

Oh, this is so gonna piss Eckhart off.

I know.So, what'’d you get?

I got the best shoes. 60 percent off.

Nice.Thank you.

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

JESSE: They broke in. Tore the place apart

and took three people hostage.

BRENNAN: Yeah, they got three,

but eight escaped through another secured safe house.

We can be grateful for that much.

ADAM: Yeah, but let'’s not dismiss the three the GSA took

as faceless statistics.

BRENNAN: That'’s not what I'’m saying, Adam.

It'’s... You know, Jenny Stackel was one of the ones that got nailed.

ADAM: All right, well, Jenny'’s a good friend of ours.

Jenny helped a lot of people get into the underground.

I'’d say the fail safe self destruct cut in just in time.

Could'’ve warned me first.

Ah, just keeping you on your toes.

JESSE: Any idea why the GSA is suddenly so successful

at finding our safe houses?

Well, right now, I don'’t have a clue.

Well, they destroyed the security camera.

The disk seems fine.

Good.

Then we'’ll get an entire replay of the break in.

All right, guys, we need to take a hard look at safe house

security across the board.

Yeah, absolutely. We gotta do something, and fast.

Or our credibility in the underground is shot.

I suppose I would have to say my glass is half empty, Mr. Delay.

Four armed GS Agents versus two unarmed women.

And it'’s the GS Agents who end up in a pile.

On the other hand...

I will grant you the wonderful successes

you'’ve had in shutting down these so called safe houses of Adam'’s.

Thank you, sir.

It would appear our little secret weapon is working.

MASON: Now, if only we could develop a means to countermand

the self-destruct devices.

MR. DELAY: We'’re working on it, Mr. Eckhart.

As for the debacle at the sky walk,

I'’ve already begun disciplinary action on the quartet.

Good.

MR. DELAY: All four GS agents will lose rank and privilege and undergo

extensive retraining.

MICHELLE: Well, I don'’t think that will even begin to solve the problem, sir.

Miss Bigelow, I don'’t recall inviting you to this meeting.

The first thing GSA trainees are taught is to take initiative, sir.

MASON: Well, if it isn'’t our new secret weapon.

Come in, Miss Bigelow

and share your feelings about the way

We do things here at the GSA.

The problem with the current crop of GS Agents

isn'’t their training, Mr. Eckhart.

It'’s their trainer.

Excuse me?

Are you saying that Mr. Delay is at fault?

Well, I'’m afraid so, sir.

MICHELLE: I accompanied Mr. Delay on the safe house raid.

The squad demonstrated the same lack of team effort

that resulted in the embarrassment with the two women.

Your telecyber abilities make you a promising recruit, Miss Bigelow.

Well, thank you, sir.

And, if I may say so, I would love to have the opportunity

to fulfill that promise.

Sooner, rather than later.

MASON: What exactly are your...

ultimate professional goals?

Ultimately, I would like to have your job, sir.

[CHUCKLES]

And precisely,

how will you plan your career trajectory to get my job?

By taking his job.

Now just one damn minute...

Mr. Delay is one of my most capable and trustworthy agents.

Why should I transfer that trust to you?

Well, right now, you shouldn'’t, sir.

Given the opportunity, my actions will speak for me.

SHALIMAR: So I checked out the security videos from the safe house.

Yeah?

And besides our friends getting arrested for being different

there'’s really nothing we don'’t already know.

You think we have a mole in the underground?

Well, anything is possible, but my instincts are telling me

they'’re working us over from the outside.

Your instincts.

Yeah, come on, I spent enough time on the wrong side.

I can smell a rat a mile away.

EMMA: Michelle?

What are you looking at?

That security video.

Come check this out.

Okay, so who'’s Michelle?

EMMA: That'’s her, the one on the right.

SHALIMAR: What? You knew her?

Yeah, we went to high school together.

What? You got a high school bud working at the GSA?

We were pretty tight from freshman to senior year,

but we lost touch after graduation.

She'’s a new mutant, too.

ADAM: We gotta do a complete sweep of all the safe houses that

remain uncompromised so we can figure out where the breach is

and how to close it.

I'’ve already put together a plan based on

what you told me,

but I gotta be honest with you, Adam, I don'’t think the problem's with

the people we'’re letting in the safe house.

Well, I tend to agree.

Let'’s see how we feel after we debrief the aide who escaped.

Now, Emma tells me that the GSA have

a telecyber Psionic on their payroll.

A what?

Yeah, well, I'’ve done some limited experiments splicing DNA stands

with what ultimately became the post-silicon-based computer technology?

Yeah. I'’ve heard of that.

Kind of living organic computers, right?

That'’s stretching a little.

But these telecybers can mentally interact with computers.

You know, but a lot of it,

I just don'’t know much about it. It'’s still a mystery.

Could that be how the GSA'’s busting into our safe houses?

Yeah. That'’s within the realm of possibility.

We gotta find some data on this telecyber.

As soon as possible.Okay.

[COMPUTER BEEPING]

Hey, guys. I went to go meet up with an old friend.

Be back in an hour.

[COMPUTER BEEPING]

You made me look like an idiot today, Miss Bigelow.

You don'’t want me for an enemy.

I don'’t want you for a friend, either.

MICHELLE: I simply stated things as I saw them.

And now it'’s up to Mr. Eckhart to decide how to proceed.

It'’s up to you to do your job and keep your mouth shut.

Nobody gives a damn about your insipid little opinions.

Well, Mr. Eckhart seemed pretty fascinated.

Mr. Eckhart may have a great deal of confidence

in you and your abilities...For good reason.

...But I don'’t share his enthusiasm.

MR. DELAY: A word of advice, Miss Bigelow,

watch your back.

When I want your advice, I'’ll beat it out of you.

Now, unless you want me to tell

Mr. Eckhart just how your ineptitude let those other eight

anomalies slip out of your hands,

I suggest you let me do my evening'’s work.

JESSE: So, this telecyber with the GSA

went to high school with Emma, huh?

Yeah.

Could you imagine connected to a computer with your mind?

Well, anything that'’d do away with the carpal tunnel syndrome

is okay with me.

Can you believe this guy?

You want to take him, or shall I?

Ah, go ahead.

[GRUNTING]

Thought you had him.[GROANS]

[CHUCKLES]

[BOTH GROANING]

[COUGHING]

I hate the simulations.

Hey, you know what?

The first one of you to laugh gets a jump start.

Nothing funny about that, Brennan.

It'’s nothing funny about a sudden surprise attack from

hostile forces, either.

You could'’ve at least warned us that it wasn'’t gonna be

the usual hostile forces attack, Adam.

Yeah, I mean, come on.

Wha... Wha... Popping in and out like that?

Then it wouldn'’t be a surprise or sudden, now would it?

[SNEERING]

It only looks like I'’m alone.

I'’m waiting for someone.

Okay.

[BEEP]Emma... Emma!

You'’re late.

Just like always.

And you are taking a really big risk here, Emma.

Come on, you never ratted me out in high school.

MICHELLE: Yeah, well, this isn'’t high school.

Fine. Regardless of what sides we'’re on,

we'’re still friends, right?

I guess.

EMMA: You guess?

You'’re forgetting something here, Michelle.

Before either of us knew about new mutants or Genomex or

Mutant X, we both knew that we were different.

Yeah, and we were really lucky to have each other to share our secret.

So, what do you say you meet me at Jaspers?

Oh, I don'’t know.

We'’re on different sides of the fence now.

EMMA: Come on, Michelle, fences are for climbing.

This is you and me we'’re talking about.

Okay.

I can spend an hour and then I have to get back.

Okay, is that an hour in real time or Bigelow time?

I'’ll see you in fifteen minutes, real time.

The only thing these training exercised are preparing us for

is to fight simulations, and I don'’t care how many millions

of scenarios the computer comes up with,

They'’re still just holograms.

They'’re not holograms.

They'’re tactile.

And I programmed them all to have free will.