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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

NARRATOR: Johnny Domino was one of San Francisco'’s

hottest young jazz musicians,

but fate and a cosmic event

were about to change his life forever.

[LIGHTNING STRIKES]

[JOHNNY EXCLAIMS IN PAIN]

[WOMEN SCREAM]

What the doctors told him seemed impossible.

WALTON: John, your brain has managed

to acquire the capacity

to pick up certain frequencies like a radio.

But, Doc, I'’m only hearing bad stuff.

Yes, exactly.

You'’re tuned to the frequency of evil.

[MAN EXCLAIMS IN AGONY]

Who sent you?

[GUNSHOT FIRED]

[JOHNNY EXCLAIMS IN PAIN]

[CAR TIRE SCREECHING]

Hold it, now. I'’m on your side.

[JOHNNY PANTING]

RALEIGH: A whole new line of super tools

developed for super policemen.

A belt which enables him to overcome gravity.

Fabrics which are virtually bulletproof.

A stealth mode which makes him seem to disappear.

A holographic display

which makes him appear to be where he ain'’t.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING]

FRANK: I figured I'’d find you here.

Since when did college professors work the night shift?

Well, assistant professors hoping for tenure

do their research when they can.

Give me a hug.

Mm.Mm!

Who'’s your friend?

Oh, I couldn'’t resist it.

For Maddie.

Ah, she'’s gonna love it.

Yep.

How'’s she doing?Not so good.

She'’s back in the hospital.

Another kidney infection.

She'’s gonna need a transplant.

Oh, wow. That poor kid.

I'’ll go by and see her in the morning.

She'’d like that.

You know, you'’ve done so much for Maddie and me since Greg was...

Yeah, well...

Greg was a good cop, honey.

Yeah.Best rookie I ever trained.

Well, I'’ll let you get back to work.

[SIGHS] Yeah.

FRANK: See you tomorrow.

Yeah, Frank?

Thanks for this and Maddie'’s present.

You tell her I'’ll come see her tomorrow morning.

You got it.

[DOOR CLOSES]

[THUD][GASPS]

[MEGAN GRUNTS]

[MEGAN SCREAMING]

MAN: It'’s not working.

She must have given us the wrong codes.

FRANK: Nine!

[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]

I'’d listen to that "nine" if I were you.

Drop it.

Drop it! Drop it!

Gentlemen, I'’m you worst nightmare.

A heavily armed ex-cop with nervous fingers.

Get over against the wall. Get over!

Let'’s go!

Move it!

Ah!

[HEAVILY ACCENTED] This happens again, I'’ll kill you all myself.

MAN: Now how'’s that, my dear?

What'’s the real code?

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

[SOMBRE MUSIC]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER CONTINUES]

So you'’re saying the leader had either an Irish

or a Scottish accent?

Or maybe South African.

The others didn'’t say very much,

and when they did, it was in German.

German?Yeah.

Great. Another segment of the melting pot hear from.

Thanks for your time.

FRANK: Will you let me off this thing?

I'’ve had worse hits in the "ten items or less" checkout line.

Johnny, you'’re just in time.

Would you tell these guys to release me?

Just keep doing what you'’re doing.

What happened?

You'’re becoming like a magnet for trouble.

Oh, listen to who'’s talking.

I'’m serious, Dad.

You can'’t keep trying to take on the world at your age.

At my age?

Hey, Johnny, cut him some slack.

He saved my life tonight.

Oh, honey, you'’re wasting your time.

He thinks he knows everything.

I mean, he thinks he knows it before it happens.

Don'’t listen to him.

You got hit on the head. Again.

Are you okay?Yeah, thanks to your father.

He was my hero tonight.

He is my hero, too.

But he just spends too much practice at it.

I'’ll see you at the hospital.

You better hurry. I won'’t be there.

Well, I'’ll be there.

Sorry, Professor, but I got a bunch of reporters over here

frothing at the mouth

wanting to ask you a few questions.

Probably be best to feed them a few bones

before they bite you, huh?

Johnny, I just got here. How'’s Frank?

Cranky, stubborn, and ornery.

Ah, good. He'’s okay, then.

Dr. Farrell. Karen White, KDOA News.

What was taken from the lab?

Some seismology detection equipment.

Could it affect public safety?

[SCOFFS] Not unless it falls on you. It'’s pretty heavy.

Could this theft have anything to do

with the man who'’s been predicting the earthquake?

I don'’t know what you'’re referring to.

[INTENSE MUSIC]

Last night in your local telly.

He'’s predicting another quake.

Well, I didn'’t see it, but I wouldn'’t take it too seriously.

Despite all of our work,

it'’s still impossible to predict an earthquake.

And all the equipment that was stolen

is used for post-quake analysis only.

Yes. Well, he seemed quite certain

there'’d be another earthquake at eight o'’clock tonight.

Well, I hope he'’s wrong. I got plans.

Okay, folks, that'’s it.

This lady'’s been through enough for one night.

RALEIGH: Yo, Johnny, what'’s up, man?

There'’s something wrong with that guy.

He looks okay to me, Johnny.

Go home, get some sleep.

[SHIP HORN BLOWS]

All right. Where do you want the equipment?

In the ocean.

Hey, man. It'’s worth thousands of dollars.

And this is worth millions.

All right. Dump it in the ocean.

[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]

That guy was lying about working for SkyWatch in England.

So?

Man, I got ten bones that says that guy works for the tabloids.

Those fellows lie just to keep in practice.

Yeah?Yeah.

Hey. How'’s your dad?

Hi. Uh... He'’s doing okay.

They wanna keep him here a while to run some tests.

Any new thoughts on why someone would steal your equipment?

Well, unless they'’re trying to start a rogue sized module lab,

I'’ve got no clue.

I mean, there'’s no black market for it,

so basically they stole about two tons worth of paperweights.

Anything else missing?

Data. I heard them downloading something from my computer.

What'’s in there?

Everything from world earthquake patterns

to my little black book.

So it'’s all about the earth moving.

Seriously. Any of this potentially dangerous?

Only to my reputation.

Listen, I gotta go. My daughter'’s gonna be waking up soon.

Tell Frank I hope he feels better, okay?

Okay.

I think she digs me.

[SAXOPHONE MUSIC PLAYING]

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

Thank you. Thank you very much.

We'’ll be back in ten.

[COMMENTATOR SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY]

It'’s show time, don'’t touch that dial.

And if you do it, it don'’t matter.

I'’m on the next channel, too.

I am Jubilee Jones, your human earthquake,

here to entertain you, until the real thing comes on,

in just a few precious minutes.

So let'’s make them count.

This is my favorite holiday. [LAUGHS]

♪ Well, I'’m slipping And sliding

♪ Peepin'’ and a-hidin'

♪ Been told a long time ago

♪ Slippin'’ and slidin' Peepin'’ and a-hidin'

♪ Been told a long time ago

♪ Baby, I'’ve been told You'’ve been told

♪ I won'’t be your fool No more

What time is it?

It'’s 8:00 straight up.

♪ Done got hip to your jive

♪ Oh, big conniver Nothing but a jiver ♪

[EARTHQUAKE RUMBLING][PEOPLE SCREAMING]

Is this the real one?

Whoo! I'’m gone! Whoo!

[RUMBLING CONTINUES]

[PEOPLE EXCLAIMING]

JOHNNY: Charlie.

Hey, Johnny.

How'’s the old man?Good.

He'’s getting out today.

Good.

Hey, aren'’t you...

That'’s me! Jubilee.

And I feel so good when I'’m recognized.

Predicting that earthquake was really something.

Not exactly a crowd pleaser though.

I would love to take credit for it,

but I was just reading cue cards.

I didn'’t write them,

and I don'’t even know who hired me.

In fact, I don'’t know nothing about nothing.

Yeah? Well, you were a walking encyclopedia last night.

Charlie, there'’s a good chance he'’s telling the truth.

What, you psychic, too?

Both of you should be bookies.

Come on.

So you think his predicting that earthquake

was coincidence?

No.

I'’m just saying that he doesn'’t know anything more about it than we do.

But we'’re gonna change all that.

MADDIE: Oh, no!

FRANK: Yeah, no mercy.

Not even for cute little girls.

Sucker!

Hey, Dad.Hey.

How you feeling?Well, I'’m terrible.

This little striker is whooping me.

Maddie, are you using those marked checkers again?

How'’d you know, Johnny?

I can read minds.

MEGAN: Hey, Maddie, honey.

Dr. Carlson has some good news for you.

We found a donor.

And you'’re gonna get that new kidney tomorrow.

Yes!Oh, great, sweetheart.

All right!Oh, that'’s wonderful.

Come on, baby, we gotta go.

Dr. Carlson has to do some tests.

You better come back later and finish this game.

Okay.

I'’ll be right back.

You call that a visit?

Megan, can I talk to you for a minute?

Oh.MADDIE: Go ahead, Mom.

But be careful.

He reads minds.

Man, you must be thrilled.

Oh, we'’ve been waiting for this day

ever since her first kidney failed last year.

So, what'’s on your mind?

Your stolen equipment and last night'’s earthquake.

The answer is no.

Those machines could not have caused that earthquake.

What about the stolen files?

Nothing directly relevant.

Unless... One of the files

does show major stress and slippage points

on the major faultiness.

[SCOFFS] Meaning?

Meaning yesterday'’s timbler was of a strip strike variety.

If someone wanted to cause one,

those points would be where they would start.

Hmm.

What do you know about the earthquake so far?

The US Geological Survey and the Army core of engineers

are still examining the epicenter of last night'’s earthquake.

What about the rumors that Jubilee Jones was able to predict this earthquake

because he actually caused it?

There'’s no way that he could have caused an earthquake.

Much less that he did.

It'’s why he's being released from custody today.

Well, looks like whoever sent the transmission

was able to overwrite the satellite down link.

Can it be stopped from happening again?

Maybe. If we can figure out how or where they did it.

And the original broadcast?

No one knows of a previous broadcast.

Charles Hilliard, SkyWatch News, England.

If it turns out this earthquake was caused,

is there anything to prevent a repeat performance?

Yeah. We'’ll call the cops.

If there'’s someone out there that caused it,

we'’ll find him.

Thank you.

[REPORTERS CLAMORING]JOHNNY: That'’s our man.

Mr. Hilliard.

Do I know you?

I saw you at the university the other day. Can we talk?

Sorry. I'’m coming up on deadline.

You said you saw Jubilee Jones

predict the earthquake a few nights ago?

I can'’t find anyone else who'’s seen that broadcast.

Um, I stumbled across it on one of those horrible UHF snow channels.

Excuse me.

Good afternoon.

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

[RALEIGH CHUCKLES]

Well, he'’s got an answer for everything, doesn'’t he?

And all lies.

Let'’s go. He's the key to this whole thing.

[HONKING]

Hey, hey. Out of the way.

[CONTINUES HONKING]JOHNNY: Move!

Maybe you should wear that anti-gravity belt all the time, huh?

[SAXOPHONE MUSIC PLAYING]

What'’s going on?

The city'’s top mover and shaker is back.

By the way, I'’ve just been assured

that there will be no more earthquakes.

That other one was just a coincidence.

In fact, I'’ll prove it. Watch.

[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]

♪ Come on

♪ Won'’t you shake Baby, shake

♪ Shake, baby Whoo

♪ Shake

♪ Everybody shake

♪ Hey, hey Come on with me, baby

♪ All about the shaking Come on ♪

[SAXOPHONE PLAYING]

[SCATTERED APPLAUSE]

Bravo, Mr. Domino.

Brave of you to play to an empty room.

You have quite a talent.

So do you. For disappearing.

But I'’m here now, aren'’t I?

Yeah, the question is why?

When the rest of the city is over there watching the telecast.

Maybe I just like good music.

Do you have a problem with that?

The problem is you keep coming up with new information on earthquakes.

Perhaps I'’m just a good reporter.

And perhaps you already know what'’s gonna be said on that broadcast.

Actually I do have a psychic ability.

And I have a strong impression another earthquake'’s about to happen.

That'’s why I drink my martinis

shaken and not stirred.

♪ We'’re faking A whole lot of shaking Goin'’ on

♪ Shake

♪ Shake, baby, shake

♪ Shake

♪ Everybody, shake Baby, shake

♪ Oh, baby

♪ A whole lot of shaking Goin'’ on ♪

See that? No problem.

And now Jubilee has a special mystery guest.

Johnny...

you better hear this.

Okay.

He'’s so special,

even Jubilee doesn'’t know who he is.

[IN HEAVY ACCENT] Residents of the Bay City.

I am giving your city 48 hours

to come up with $100 million.

If you fail to do so by Wednesday 7:00 p.m.,

I will unleash an earthquake so devastating,

that it will destroy your city.

What'’s that man saying?

He ain'’t talking about more earthquake, is he?

To show you how deadly serious I am...

[EARTHQUAKE RUMBLING]

Look out now! [EXCLAIMING AND SCREECHING]

God help you all.

Hey, man, he'’s getting away.

He wants me to follow him. It'’s a trap.

You'’re not gonna go after him?

No. You are.

Say what?

[THRILLING MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, I gotta get some new friends.

MAN: Hey, Charlie.

That'’s not him.

[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]

Hey, uh, you fellows know how to get back to Union Square?

Looking for someone?

[GRUNTING]

[GUNSHOTS]

[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]

What are you?

Angry.

[GRUNTING]

Raleigh, you all right?

Yeah, I'’m good. But he'’s getting away, man.

No, he isn'’t.

I know where he'’s going.

REPORTER: The second earthquake to rock this city

in as many days is too much for residents to ignore.

They are afraid. And who can blame them?

And adding to this growing sense of panic,

is the bizarre impact of entertainer Jubilee Jones

and the mystery extortionist who claims the ability to start earthquakes.

But can you really hold a whole city hostage?

Mayor Booker today insisted that she would stay the course.

All right. All right.

The civilized world has learned that giving into terrorism

only promotes more terrorism.

We will give millions for defense,

but not one penny for extortion.

Besides, police are making excellent progress.

Thank you. Excuse me.

You are?

What do you expect her to say?

Our investigation'’s deader than your love life.

Well, it shows how much you know.

As a matter of fact, I'’m on my way to a date right now.

See ya.

[REPORTER CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY]

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

Dann here.

Where?

[SHIP HORN BLOWING]

Okay, what'’s so important that you can only tell me in person?

I think I have your answers to your earthquake troubles.

It'’s aboard that freighter.

And how do you know that?

No, no. Let me guess.

This is another one of Frank'’s unofficial

quasi-legal police investigations, isn'’t it?

It'’s something like that.

Be he did get his head cracked on this one.

So, what do you think?

It'’s worth a look?

I need to get a warrant first.

Thanks.

There. See?

That'’s the detective who's on TV with you?

Police are already here.

Good.

We can make use of them.

You don'’t mind if I tag along on this one?

For Dad'’s sake.

[SIGHS]

Just don'’t mention it to anybody.

In this life, or the next.

FRANK: You are the prettiest little thing I ever did see.

Sorry, Frank, you can'’t pick up a discard.

A card laid is a card played.

Oh, sure. I know that.

Gin.

Do you know how to play poker?

My favorite is seven card.

Low Chicago, roll your own.

Never mind.

What'’s the matter, babe? You okay?

Look, why don'’t you get a little rest?

I'’ll go grab a cup of coffee.

But it'’s not fair.

I know. I know it'’s not.

If you want me to tell her...

No, no, no, no, no. I'’ll do it.

What are you... What'’s the matter?

Maddie'’s been passed over for a transplant.

What are you talking about?

Apparently some kind of change in the assessment profiles

moved another candidate ahead of Madison.

Well, uh, I better go break the news.

Excuse me.

Hey, wait a minute.

What is all this assessment profile mambo-jumbo?

What does that mean?It'’s a rating system

made up of a number of categories,

like general health immediacy...

And who does all this weighting? Who does that?

A committee, led by Dr. Henry Boone,

Director of the Bay City Organ Foundations.

So he bumped Maddie off the list

the day of the surgery. Why?

I don'’t know why.

Patient privacy law is very strict.

How can one kid just

jump ahead of another one like that?

Maddie'’s not on the children'’s list.

Her condition requires an adult kidney,

centrally positioned to take over the work of both her failing ones.

Are you telling me it was an adult who pushed ahead of her?

This doesn'’t add up to me, Doctor.

You'’re telling me that you don'’t know

who'’s getting this kidney?

You'’re telling me you don'’t know why?

Just what the hell else don'’t you know, Doctor?

I don'’t know why it happened

once in my first ten years here.

And I don'’t know why it happened

three times in the last eight months.

Now, if you'’ll excuse me.

Dr. Boone, I'’d like a word with you.

About what?

About a very sick little girl who just got bumped off your transplant list.

I'’m afraid you'll have to make an appointment.

I tried that but your staff threatened to call security.

Well, you should have taken the hint.

Uh-huh?

Well, what the hell'’s going on, Doctor?

Who are you?

Police lieutenant Frank Dominus. Retired.

But I'’ve still got friends in the department,

if you'’d like to make this an official inquiry.

What would you like to know?

I'’d like to know why you bumped Maddie Farrell

off the top of the kidney recipient list.

Because another patient of mine

suddenly developed a more critical need.

Yeah, well, I'’d like to check into that.

[SCOFFS] I'’m sorry, but all medical records are confidential,

unless you have a court order.

Do you?

Not yet.

Well, don'’t come back until you do.

[SOMBRE MUSIC]

Police.

Nobody move.

Where are the others?

English, nein.

Sprechen sie? I'’m shocked.

[GRUNTS]

Get out of here.

Take these two up top. Get '’em out of here now.

Get '’em outta here.Let'’s go.

[SIGHS]

Charlie, check this out.

CHARLIE: What do you got?

Research data stolen from Megan Farrell.

See these initials? "BUSD"?

Bay University Seismology Department.

This is what they used to trigger the quakes.

Yeah. The epicenters of the first two

match up with these red dots.

Yeah, but the big question is

predicting where the next one'’s gonna be.

Well, well, well. What have we got here?

[GRUNTS] This thing weighs a ton.

Wonder who their tailor is.

Unless these guys are shopping at the Chernobyl gift shop,

we got big problems.

Let'’s get out of here.

Explosive devices,

high radiation levels...

Nuclear bombs attack.

Even a small device

detonated on one of those major pressure points...

You better have good earthquake insurance.

MAYOR BOOKER: You'’re talking nonsense.

I cannot pay out $100 million

based on some old commie field manual

and a couple of radioactive suits.

That'’s just for starters.

Interpol says that the two men we captured,

they may have ties to an international crime cartel.

"May have". It'’s not proof.

Mayor, we should at least alert the public to the possible dangers.

People have a right to know.

Yeah, and scare the hell out of '’em.

You think losing $100 million

is politically incorrect?

Try losing 100,000 lives.

Getting a little melodramatic, aren'’t we?

[INTERCOM RINGS]

SECRETARY: Mayor, Colonel Stratton is back.

Send him in.

Army core of engineers.

Afraid I'’ve got some bad news, Mayor.

We confirmed several deep holes

drilled at ever location marked in that computer chart.

Any test positive for radiation?

That'’s the worst news.

They all did.

You realize, of course, that this is totally illegal?

I thought you said it was public record?

Oh, the foundation'’s financial statements are.

Dr. Boone'’s aren't.

FRANK: Well, I must have missed that class at the Academy.

Maddie'’s life is on the line.

Now, if you don'’t wanna help...

Dad... Dad... He didn'’t say that.

That'’s right. I didn'’t say that.

Besides... we'’re in.

Now, when did you say the other two recipients were denied transplants?

Dr. Carlson said January and April.

Okay, January...[KEYBOARD CLACKING]

Look at this.

Dr. Boone. His net worth jumped to half a mil on January.

What about April?

April.

It'’s coming up.

There it is.

Another half mil.

[CLAPS HANDS]I knew it! I...

I'’m gonna take that guy'’s head off.

Whoa, Frank. Security is not gonna let you within

a block of Dr. Boone.

What other chance has that kid got?

Someone has to convince Dr. Boone.

Someone very persuasive.

[ELEVATOR BELL DINGS]

[WHISTLING TUNEFULLY]

JOHNNY: Dr. Boone.

Who'’s there?

Hey!

Who are you?

Let'’s talk about Maddie Farrell'’s kidney.

[STAMMERS] I don'’t know what you'’re talking about.

You illegally sold organs

in January and in April

to buy things like this.

And it'’s not even that reliable.

Paint doesn'’t hold up.

Whoa!

The stereo'’s a joke.

DR. BOONE: Don'’t!

The workmanship is shoddy.

Please, stop!

Make the call.

[DR. BOONE WHIMPERS]

Make the call.

[YELLING FEARFULLY]

[DIALING]

Hello, this is Dr. Boone.

There was an error in the kidney shipment to Saudi Arabia.

I want you to reroute it to the original recipient.

Madison Farrell!

And call her doctor.

Don'’t argue with me!

Do it! Do it now.

Quickly! [WHIMPERS]

Don'’t make me come back.

[SCREAMING]

Next time...

no more Mr. Nice Guy.

[SERENE MUSIC]

MEGAN: Hey, everything is going to be okay.

I know it'’s hard to move so far away at the last minute,

but Dr. Carlson is still in charge.

The Mayor just wanted everyone to leave Bay City...

In case the big one hits.

Yeah.

I know.

I just wish Frank was here.

Why, you getting along gambling money?

[CHUCKLES] Hi, honey.

Thank you. Johnny told me how hard you worked to get Maddie back on the list.

You'’ll never know.Will you stop.

I just want another chance to win my money back.

Sorry, Frank. It will never happen.

[TENSE MUSIC]

REPORTER: National Guard troops are patrolling city streets

to prevent looting.

Meanwhile, arteries leading out of town are jammed.

Downtown Bay City is all but a ghost town.

We'’re almost there.

[MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY]

MAN: Hold it right there.

[SAXOPHONE PLAYING]

Look at you up here with the Nero act.

Playing while the city goes down the tubes.

Man, you need to be packing to get out of here.

It'’s too easy.

What do you mean, "It'’s too easy"?

Why would this extortionist threaten to kill thousands of people

then set a deadline that he knows

will allow the city to be evacuated.

Well, he expects the mayor to cave and give him the money.

When Charlie and I walked into his hideout,

he had plans for an active nuclear terrorism

sitting right on his computer screen.

Served up on a silver platter.

Exactly.

Just like when he came to the club and tried to set me up.

[MAN OVER RADIO] Attention, all personnel,

evacuate Sector B immediately.

That'’s it. They're pulling everyone out of this area.

Everyone, take your places.

[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]

Let'’s go. Let's go.

[TENSE MUSIC]

[DEVICE BEEPING]

Ready.

[BEEPING CONTINUES]

[EXPLOSION]

[LAUGHING]

JOHNNY: What do you see down there?

RALEIGH: A lot of nothing.

Empty streets, empty buildings.

I think that'’s what he wants.

And he'’s using Charlie and me to spread the alarm.

So the nuclear threat was just a hoax to clear the town?

Even if you are right,

who in their right mind is gonna risk hanging around

at Ground Zero to prove it?

[MACHINERY WHIRRING]

[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]

[GRUNTS]

Oh, now we'’re having fun.

Yeah. What do you got?

Okay. I'’ve got an alarm on 6th street.

On my way.

[MAN SHOUTING IN GERMAN]

Get the gold in the back room.

Schnell.Very good.

Money in the hole!

Schnell, schnell!Quickly!

Yeah, what do you got?

Place called "Hard Asset Management Company".

Online business registry says...

Oh, man.

It'’s the largest private gold storage facility on the West Coast.

It'’s on the east side of town.

I'’ll get an exact location.

JOHNNY: Heading east, Raleigh.

[MAN SHOUTING IN GERMAN]

Finish the gold coins. Very good.

Little bit more. Very good, gentlemen.

Very good.

Move, move, move, move!

JOHNNY: Sixth Street, coming up.

Time'’s up. Let'’s go.

[MACHINERY WHIRRING]

Yeah!

We'’ve done it, man.

We did brilliant.

[BOTH LAUGH]

[INDISTINCT VOICES][MACHINERY WHIRRING]

[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]

Put that cover. Let'’s go.

[INDISTINCT VOICES]

And here we go.

Hey. Hey, we got 30 seconds to zero.

Get out of that tunnel.

There isn'’t gonna be another quake.

It was a trick to get everyone out of the city.

Right. And I have every bit of confidence in your analysis.

However... [KNOCKS]

Five, four, three, two, one.

[SILENCE]

We made it.

You were right.

You'’re right. We'’re gonna make it.

Raleigh...

Find out where the last military convoys are.

[TENSE MUSIC]

Okay. Kill the lights at the next curve.

The turnoff'’s coming up.

Raleigh, they just turned east on a side road

heading south on 47th junction.

All right. Let'’s get everything transferred.

[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]

[TRUCK ENGINE STARTS]

JOHNNY: Raleigh, they just moved the money to a semi.

I'’ll stay with them.

Let them get a good distance away.

Don'’t worry.

Everything is under control.

[ENGINE STARTS]

[DEVICE CHIRPS]

It did come off quite well, didn'’t it?

Nothing like planning a military precision.

In other words,

you love the smell of gold in the morning.

It smells like...

victory.

There was a whole lot of shaking going on.

Whoo!

[EXCLAIMS]

[YELLS]

Going my way?

You rest. I'’ll drive.

[SERENE MUSIC]

[WOMAN OVER PA] Dr. Nelson, 1846.

Mrs. Farrell, everything went just fine.

Oh!Maddie'’s already in recovery.

Thank you. Thank you.

Oh, you'’re welcome.

Besides, I think I had less to do

with this one'’s success than your friend here.

Thanks, Doc.My pleasure.

Oh!

EMCEE: Live from the House of Soul,

Johnny Domino and Jubilee Jones.

♪ Ain'’t got No one to love me ♪

♪ Or to hold me down

♪ Oh

♪ Would you let my baby be

♪ I'’m gonna pray ♪

♪ To let my baby be

[VOCALIZING]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]