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It's got to sing a mountain.
On the rocks, it should be glass. Thank you, Raoul.
Everyone is talking about a figure what you want.
You should be celebrating, baby.
You're right, and I should be.
Is the bar still taking?
Depends, you intend to hit on me?
All goes according to plan.
Give me your best line, then.
Your eyes look like two sad friends who can't find what they're searching for.
Are you saying I'm cross-eyed?
Try again, a more direct approach.
I love your dress.
It would look great lying on my bedroom floor.
Not bad.
All right, let's say I let you...
Take me home, and in a moment of wild abandon, my dress does wind up on the
floor. I have ground rules.
Rules are meant to be broke.
I have these rules.
One, you're not allowed to use my toothbrush.
Fair enough.
Two, you have to get it up for a woman who earns seven figures.
That's a lot of pressure.
And three, you can never, ever be late.
I hate waiting around for anybody, Grant. You know that.
I was a few minutes late.
20 minutes late.
As in one third of an hour. I was dancing alone.
Let me make it up to you.
What did you have in mind?
In 1564, Nostradamus predicted the destruction of Earth in three terrifying
waves. The first wave is here.
My name is Cade Foster.
These are my journals.
They killed my wife, blamed me for murder.
Now I run, but I don't hide.
With the prophecies of Nostradamus as my guide, I seek them, I hunt them.
I will stop the first wave.
After months on the run, a strange thing happens.
The life you knew slowly slips away until it finally becomes unreal.
You start to think about it like a favorite book.
Your closest friends turn into characters who will never come to life
again.
At least that's what I thought.
Quatrain 32, Century 9.
Pillars of light will fall with serpents curled in their heads.
Twelve lords and ladies of the Empire will be devoured by the darkness or
spared by the fruit of golden hue.
My wife Hannah's best friend received this year's Pillar of Light Award in New
York. If Susan's one of the pillars Nostradamus predicted, then my past and
my present are about to collide.
Enough debate. We're not selling.
Quarterly earnings are due Friday.
So they'll confirm what I'm telling you.
Susan, I thought I might catch you at home.
Jeff, so nice to see you. Have you seen my column today?
There's a new man in your life.
My paparazzo caught you two together last night outside the Royal Room.
You must tell me who he is. He's absolutely gorgeous. Jeff, this is an
intrusion. Oh, come on, Suze.
Don't be the rich bitch with me. We go back too far.
You have no right to crash my personal life without my permission.
Susan, I knew that you'd be mad, but after all, this new pillar of Light
Award has made you hot, hot, hot.
Excuse me, Jeff.
Yes, hello?
That guy bothering you?
Excuse me?
Who is this?
An old friend.
Kate?
Listen, how about you get into that fancy lanyard of yours and ask the
skipper to take the next left around the corner.
I'll meet you there.
Oh, is that your new mystery hunk?
No more photos without my permission.
Oh, come on, darling. You must fess up his name or my spies will.
Marcus, just drive around.
Susan, I didn't kill Hannah.
I'm gonna sit up.
I read accounts of your trial.
You talked about aliens.
I know it sounds crazy.
That's me.
I believe you didn't kill her.
You couldn't.
Doing pretty well for yourself.
Penthouse suite, your own firm on Wall Street.
Lucky, I guess.
Lucky?
Hannah told me about that time in college you raised money for your
sorority by getting the girls to buy shares in what was it?
Pantyhose company?
They had just come out with a great run-free stocking.
A week later, the company was bought out at twice market value.
Threw a lot of keggers that year.
And Hannah took her share and did the usual.
Rescued baby chinchillas, something like that.
How is Hannah, all right?
Always taking in strays.
Like you?
I miss her, Cade.
I do, too.
I remember the first time she called me to tell me she had met you. How happy
she was.
I wasn't much of a bargain in those days.
I think it's time you quit running.
Wish it were that simple.
It can be.
You ever hear of Frankie Tanton Solville?
The lawyer?
They say if Johnny Cochran was accused of murder, he'd call Salvo.
That's the one.
I'll set up a meeting tonight.
Good evening, Miss Tennant.
Hi.
I'm not sure going to a public place is the most brilliant idea in the world.
Don't worry, it's the most private place in New York.
Miss Tannen, your table is waiting.
Thank you, Sasha.
Rowell, the usual and a drop of beer.
And if there's anything the gentleman requires tonight, anything at all,
please ask me.
Either I'm totally out of the club scene or that was a come-on. Oh, your senses
are still sharp.
Do you like her?
If you did, you could have her.
I don't get you.
You can have whatever you want here, whatever you see or don't see.
You can have whatever your little heart desires. It's yours for the taking.
For the taking or for the buying?
Cade, you've never been naive.
Let's start now.
Nothing here is bought or sold.
It's all paid for by your membership fee.
Are you serious?
This place caters to the needs of successful people like myself who have
no time for the vagaries of date.
It's simple.
It's exclusive.
And scratches the edge.
And I thought the 80s were old.
I always thought you had better taste.
Okay, I don't need a guilt trip down memory lane. I need to visit the ladies'
room. Excuse me. I didn't mean anything.
Can I be of some assistance?
Grant, no.
This is... Mitch Devane.
Sorry, I'm very protective of Susan.
Mitch is a friend.
And a new business associate.
What kind of business are you in?
Gold futures.
You mind if I steal it for a dance?
Well, actually... Grant, please, we don't need Mitch's permission.
He doesn't mind.
Kate Foster?
No, my name is... It's all right, it's okay.
I'm Frankie Salvo.
Susan said you wanted to meet me.
Yeah, sorry, I didn't recognize you.
Yeah, it's a tie, isn't it?
It's a gift from my wife.
Can I buy you a drink?
I could use a drink right about now. I thought you were a cop.
Say, you want tequila?
Two shot glasses, Raul, please.
Vintage blue agave.
Extremely rare.
Distilled in wooden vats, not the usual steel kind.
1,800 a bottle for this stuff.
I got this as a gift from a client found with three kilos of cocaine in his golf
bag.
Was it his?
The jury didn't think so.
I've been reading up on your court case, your murder trial.
You were railroaded, pal.
I didn't kill my wife.
That's irrelevant.
The way those cars busted down your hotel room door that night, no probable
cause.
Salute, Dick.
Salute.
Smooth, Axe.
Listen, Mr. Sullivan, Frankie, I've got two goals here.
One, clear my name.
To expose the bastards who killed my wife. Ah, the alien mumbo-jumbo. It's
not alien mumbo-jumbo. Yeah, it's a great defense, but the jury wasn't
buying that alien stuff.
Hey, it's a fact.
You will do time for other offenses, breaking out of that mental institution.
Now, that don't look good.
But, hey, you're crazy, right?
I wasn't exactly.
Hey, we complete it down to a couple of years.
Mr.
Salvo?
Frankie?
Get a paramedic.
We'll take care of him.
Let's bring him to the back.
Rise and shine.
Looks like you're going to have to find yourself a new defense attorney.
Prominent defense attorney Frankie Salvo drove his late model Mercedes Benz into
the Hudson River late last night on his way home from an exclusive nightclub.
Salvo was unconscious in the bar. There's no way he would have driven.
Story quotes five staff members say he walked out alive, including the valet
who handed him his keys.
They're lying.
What did the quatrain say? Something about snakes?
Pillars of light will fall with serpents coiled in their heads.
That makes sense. The serpent's the worm that fell out of Salvo's ear.
Yeah, well, he hardly qualifies as a pillar of light. I mean, that shyster
defends murders, rapists, drug dealers.
So maybe the pillars of light are people in the glare of celebrity.
Prominent New Yorkers like Susan. What are you saying, Cade?
The Royals at Alien Studio 54?
Enough with the studio. I don't know, Eddie.
Where's the worm?
Relax.
While you were catching up on your beauty sleep, I brought it into a
biology professor at NYU.
A fellow conspiracy theorist.
Generate a profile for Mitch Devane.
How about a gold futures trader?
Okay. I'm on it.
You gonna tell Susan what's going on?
It's kind of difficult to explain to someone that they're club-hopping with
aliens. Yeah, well, that's our dilemma in a nutshell, my friend.
We tell people the truth, turn out looking like wackos.
Yeah.
Well, this wacko's gonna go find Susan.
All right, later.
Anything?
We're torn this place apart.
Well, it damn sure didn't open up the door and walk out on its own, now did
it?
Well, you're the empiricist, you tell me.
The worm is designed to nest in the subject's brain for 12 weeks.
After that, we implant it in a Gen Tech duplicate. There is no logical
explanation why the worm left the subject's head.
The worm was in Frankie Salvo's brain.
Maybe he got lonely.
Keep looking!
The body was autopsied and there was nothing to explain why Salvo rejected
the parasite.
Maybe the human brain can only tolerate its presence so long.
Without the parasite for analysis, there's no way to be sure.
Well, we promised the delivery of 12 subjects.
What do we tell the assembly?
We don't.
Well, Grant, we have to let them know that there's been a problem. No, we
don't.
We find a replacement.
We've spent months selecting subjects that fit our criteria.
Now we, what, pick a replacement out of a hat?
There was somebody in here last night.
A fellow by the name of Mitch Devane.
Yeah, I met him.
Susan Tannen's guest.
Yes.
She said that he was her new business partner.
No better reference in town than Susan Tannen is.
So...
Where'd you end up last night? Change your mind about Sasha?
I crashed at my friend Eddie's.
Hello.
Yeah, I can vouch for Mitch Devane. As a matter of fact, he's right here.
Hold on.
You must have made a good impression. They're offering you a membership.
I guess any friend of Susan Tannen's is a friend of theirs.
Mitch would be delighted to join.
Just put his membership on my account.
Yes.
Thank you.
Don't start in.
Maybe a few nights at the club will prove it's not the seventh level of
hell. You're wrong.
In a way, it is.
I have to be straight with you, Susan.
I didn't just come to town to see you.
I suppose that doesn't surprise me.
I have reason to believe that the people who framed me for Hannah's murder
operate the Royal.
You've got to be kidding.
I'm dead serious.
I don't want you going back in there.
What possible connection could the Royal have to your case?
You read about Salvo's death?
A tragedy.
A cover-up. What are you doing, Kate?
I was having drinks with Salvo before I went into seizures. No.
What are you doing?
Do you enjoy this?
You take some perverse pleasure in screwing with my head?
It's not bad enough that you crash into my life and dredge up old emotions.
I really think you should leave now.
Susan. Cade.
I mean it. Leave.
Don't go back to that club.
Mr. Devane, I'm so pleased you chose to accept our invitation. We're honored.
Well, how could I resist?
Yes, the royal does exude a certain joie de vivre.
Oui.
Will Susan be joining you tonight?
I don't think so.
It's the market in Tokyo, you know.
Sometimes it just makes you want to pull your hair out.
I believe the Tokyo market closed up three points yesterday.
Well,
I'll have to call my broker.
Enjoy your evening.
Please sample some of the fine fruits we have left.
Thank you, Grant.
May I sit here?
Well, it looks like you've already done that.
You, uh, you didn't ask me last night.
I was disappointed.
I had a companion last night.
Well,
I'd like to be your companion, too.
Come on, Mitch.
Relax.
You have done this before, haven't you?
How about we take it a little slower?
How about a dance?
Listen, Sasha, I just have to... I have to make a quick business call.
Can you meet me back at my table?
Sure. Okay.
Hello? Susan, darling!
Jeff!
Why are you bothering me at home?
Well, um, I've been able to cobble together some rather spicy tidbits about
you and your new mystery hunk.
And I'm talking habanero pepper spicy.
I think that you and I should talk.
Not tonight, Jeff. It's been a bad day.
Careful, Jeff, or I'll stick this pillar of light where the sun don't shine.
Can I quote you on that?
Look, Susan, we both know how the game is played.
I need your side of the story.
And my paparazzi, have a new glossy of you with one of your boy toys.
It'll run tomorrow, unless, of course, you give me the dish.
If our friendship means anything, you'll leave me in peace.
Good night, Jeff.
That's all you got?
No way to get evidence out of the place. It was packed.
I'll have to go back after hours.
This has got a mag strip on it. I want to transfer it onto something else. Why?
I gotta slip it back to Sasha. Hope she hasn't missed it.
You got a credit card or something?
Library card?
So, um... That girl you swiped the card from, uh... She's pretty good looking,
huh?
Mm. 24-karat knockout.
And she was, uh, willing to do anything for you?
Yeah.
And you left her?
Told her I had a headache.
Good excuse.
She was an alien, Eddie.
Yeah.
What do you got here?
Well, it's a parasite.
My guy couldn't type it, though. It doesn't resemble any of the 30 worm
species known to infect humans.
Genetic engineering?
That's what he thinks.
Especially when he found out what it was made of.
They go in skinny, they come out stout.
Sorry.
All right, check this out here, huh?
It's complex fibrous tissue.
It's packed with ions of sodium and potassium, which act like neurons to
conduct electrical charges.
Neurons like brain cells.
Yeah, we call the brain gray matter, but actually it's closer to blue in color.
Same as the worm.
Yeah, that's the idea.
So our worm is made up of brain tissue.
That's the idea.
So what does the worm do in the brain?
No idea.
This was just brought to my attention by security.
I'd like you to take a look at it, Sesh.
Security log shows that your car let him in.
Grant, I don't know how he got it.
Clearly.
So who is he?
The assembly ID to Miss Kate Foster, former test subject.
They have an acolyte specialist coming in to deal with the situation.
What do we do till then?
I'm not going to let that son of a bitch wreck our experiment.
We'll capture Foster on the run.
Okay, there were 12 pictures on that bulletin board.
My picture replaced Salvo's, which means we must be the twelve lords and ladies
of the quadrant.
Foster, is there any chance that, um... Any possibility one of those worms set
up shop in your head?
I think I'd remember, Eddie, if I had brain surgery in the last 24 hours. Not
necessarily. You said that the worm used Salvo's ear as an escape hatch.
That might be how it got inside, too.
Well, Sasha did have her tongue pretty deep in my ear.
Oh, man, I gotta get me a membership in that club.
Is it possible?
I didn't feel anything.
All right, all right, relax.
They got one in, we can get it out.
The, uh, the quatrain says that the lords and ladies can be spared by the
fruit of golden hue.
So, uh, what are fruits of golden hue, huh?
Lemons?
Bananas? Low quats?
Come on, any others?
Low agave.
What's that?
It's a rare tequila distilled in wooden vats.
It's what Salvo was drinking before he went into seizures.
What's that?
Salvo's briefcase.
Maybe the tequila acts as a repellent to the worm.
If I've got one in my head, maybe this will do the trick.
Yeah, or it might cause the worm to eat through your brain.
I don't think the worm is what killed Salvo.
He hit his head pretty hard when he fell.
Look, you don't know that for sure, Foster.
What choice do I have?
You reckless son of a bitch. What the hell's the matter with you?
X-rays for one, or you can call us... No!
No!
Oh, Jesus.
Cade! Cade!
Thanks for meeting me, Susan.
Kate, I need to tell you something.
No, me first.
I just want to apologize for anything I've said to hurt you.
Me too, for yesterday.
I mean, I thought about it, and I know that your intentions were good.
I can't blame you for my having been in love with you.
You... in love with me?
Yes.
Suze. Kate, let me just do this. I don't know what happened.
I don't know when my friendship turned into something else.
I don't know what to say.
Well, there's nothing to say. I fell in love with you, and you were in love with
Hannah.
End of story.
Listen, do you want to take a ride with me and we talk?
I'd like to hear your suspicions on the royal.
Yeah, sure, sure.
Who are you?
You know too much about Susan.
You have her memories, don't you?
That's what that neural worm does, right?
Record its memory.
You implant the parasite in the minds of powerful people.
You upload them.
And you download their memories. And what are you anyway?
A Gen Tech clone.
You could replace world leaders and no one would be the wiser.
Where's Susan?
Is she alive?
Come along
quietly if you want to see Susan alive.
Susan Tannen.
Have you seen the proof of my next column?
Hot, hot, hot off the presses.
Features a rather saucy snapshot of you and your new huggy bear.
You're destroying my public profile.
Well, is that so?
Well, I'll tell you what.
I'll hold off on printing this if I get an exclusive.
And I mean a real exclusive, Susan.
Or else this goes to press with the headline...
Let's see.
Desperately seeking himbos?
Hmm. Or how about, I know, even better.
Poor little rich girl.
Welcome back to the Royal.
Hold on. I believe he has something of mine.
Hmm. What's this?
Nice.
Safe tools.
Everybody's got to have a security camera.
You don't need to get away with this, fool.
What do you want from me?
We're gonna see.
Cade. She's one of them. Cade!
Stand back, both of you.
She was asking me questions, studying me, my movements, my mannerisms. Kate,
don't believe her. It's me. Stop it.
Okay.
Okay.
Today, one of you told me you love me. Why?
Is it true?
Or did you just tell me so I'd let my guard down?
Of course it's not true.
She told you that?
Kate, I never let it come between you and Hannah. I love you both too much.
It's okay, Susan. It doesn't matter.
Okay, you stay there.
Come on. Come on. Cade! Stop it!
And we'll kill Hannah.
Okay, come on, we gotta go. Wait.
How did you know it was me?
Let's get the hell out of here.
So, how's your alter ego?
She's a straightforward woman.
Her mannerisms were easy to pick up.
You done with her?
Yes. I know Susan Tannen intimately.
I could almost swear you were.
What's wrong, Grant?
Good morning.
I'll dispose of your body.
Don't you think we should check on our prisoner?
I can do that from here.
The security monitor.
He's got the camera.
Follow me.
Nice work, Susan.
Okay, let's go.
We had him.
Kate Foster, he just left with Susan Tannen.
Look, we need to... You need to do exactly as I say.
All of New York was about to learn you're running an illegal escort ring.
On the authority of the Assembly, I'm shutting you down.
You can't do that.
Speak again in your future research on this planet.
We'll be limited to moles and fungus.
Frankie Salvo died.
Susan Tannen escaped.
Kate Foster uncovered your experiment.
I'll recommend to the assembly that we reconsider the neuroparasite program.
But we... You have something else to say to me?
So what do we do?
I can call the police, leave you out of it. I'm pretty sure Joshua would have
cleared any evidence out of the club minutes after we left.
Joshua's an alien. Is he a friend?
I don't know.
But he's sympathetic to our cause.
Not all the aliens agree with what they're doing here.
So what do I do?
Well, I can think of at least ten names you should probably take out for a
drink.
I'm thinking blue agave.
Helps clear the mind.
Kate, I've got an endless supply of money.
Just get me a bank account number.
I have to get lost again.
I know.
If there's anything you want to talk to me about, I mean, about the alien with
your memories, what she told me about your feelings.
She was just a cheap imitation of me.
She had no idea what she was talking about.
How did I tell the difference between Susans?
The real Susan could never have admitted she loved me.
Too much pride.
Maybe the same pride that led her to seek comfort in the arms of the enemy.
In their war against humanity, the aliens have discovered something that
we've known for centuries.
Sex can be a weapon.
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