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Michaela:

No one can explain

what happened to us

on April 7, 2013.

Some people

called it impossible.

Others called it a miracle.

All I know is...it was the day

my life changed forever.

If you'd seen us

that afternoon,

you probably would have thought

we looked like

a typical American family

returning home from vacation.

My brother, Ben,

and his wife, Grace,

still in love after 15 years.

Their twins, Olive and Cal,

always bickering

like an old married couple.

And the real old married

couple -- my parents.

Still in perfect health,

still trying to run my life.

It's not just

about you.

This family needs

something to celebrate.

Okay, that's a pretty backwards

reason for a wedding, but...

Steve: How's this

for a reason?

Jared loves you.

And I know you love him.

Typical, right?

But what you couldn't see

is that Cal's leukemia

wasn't responding

to treatment...

or that Ben and Grace

were desperately struggling

to find a cure...

or that I still had nightmares

about the car accident.

Michaela Beth, even people

that have made mistakes

deserve happiness.

[ Scoffs ]

You know

my favorite verse --

"All things work together

for good."

I don't believe that anymore,

Mom. How can I?

Which is why, when I got the

chance to stay away from home

for even a few more hours,

I jumped at it.

Woman: All passengers

for Flight 537 to New York,

John F. Kennedy Airport,

your attention, please.

This flight is oversold.

We are offering travel vouchers

in the amount of $400

for anyone willing

to take a later flight.

Yes. That's me.

-No.

-It's $400 per person.

That's our next trip

down to the Mayo Clinic.

I'll stay with Dad.

There you go.

Man time.

Ben:

All right. All right.

So Grace and Olive and my folks

took the first flight home

while Ben and Cal and I

waited for Flight 828.

♪♪♪

Funny how one little decision

can ruin your life.

But also save it.

[ Keyboard keys clacking ]

[ Cabin bell dings ]

Peanuts?

You're welcome.

Ma'am, would you

like peanuts?

Do you have anything

sodium-free?

Peanuts?

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Mom's not wrong. Jared's not

gonna wait around forever.

Great marriage pep talk.

Thank you.

Why are you fighting

this when all it's gonna

do is make you happy?

It's all we want

for you.

That was really sweet of you.

You must be drunk.

Definitely.

[ Chuckles ]

Say yes to Jared.

Have a wedding and a honeymoon.

Turn the page. It's time.

And, yes,

you deserve it.

Truly.

[ Thunder crashes ]

[ Alarm blaring ]

[ Passengers shouting ]

It's okay. Everyone --

[ Thunder crashes ]

[ Banging ]

[ Blaring continues ]

[ Thunder crashes ]

[ Passengers screaming ]

[ Engines whining ]

[ Cabin bell dings ]

Daly: Ugh.

Terribly sorry, folks.

That was extreme turbulence

resulting from

a sudden weather surge

that was not on the radar.

Rest assured,

engines' controls are okay.

But, please, keep

those seat belts fastened.

Is there anything

crazy-important on there?

Only six weeks' worth

of research data.

Stewardess.

I'm gonna need

another drink.

You and me both, sir.

You and me both.

Daly:

New York approach.

Montego Air 8-2-8.

Level one five thousand.

Man: This is

New York approach.

Uh, repeat your

call sign, please?

We are MA 8-2-8.

[ Switch clicks, beep ]

Repeat --

Montego Air 8-2-8.

Montego Bay to JFK.

Copy that?

Clarke: [ Jamaican accent ]

Any time now.

Can I get your name, Captain,

and the number of passengers

and crew on your manifest?

Uh, this is

Captain William Daly.

We have

191 souls on board,

all of whom would love to touch

down on one of your runways.

[ Cabin bell dings ]

Daly: Sorry, folks.

Apologies and a half.

We are diverting

to Stewart Airport

up in Newburgh...

[ Passengers groan ]

...spitting distance

from the city.

But for any of those

who are trying to make

a connecting flight,

we owe you one.

Flight attendants,

prepare for landing.

[ Cabin bell dings ]

[ Engines roaring ]

[ Tires screeching ]

[ Scattered applause ]

[ Cabin bell dings ]

Yes, we did, people.

Welcome to New York,

where local time is 11:49 p.m.

On behalf of your flight crew,

we'd like to thank you all

for flying Montego Air.

Seriously?

No service?

Same.

[ Cabin bell dings ]

Daly: And the

inconvenience continues.

We've been asked to deplane

right here on the tarmac.

Cool!

[ Sirens wailing ]

[ Police radio chatter ]

[ Sirens stop ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Police radio chatter ]

♪♪♪

Who's Daly?

When do they

ever do this?

Never.

Something's happening.

♪♪♪

[ Police radio chatter ]

Michaela: Excuse me.

T-There are sick people here.

What exactly

is the problem?

♪♪♪

The problem,

ladies and gentlemen,

is your plane departed

Montego Bay, Jamaica,

on April 7, 2013.

Today is November 4, 2018.

[ Passengers murmuring ]

You've all been missing,

presumed dead, for 5 1/2 years.

What?!

[ Passengers murmuring ]

♪♪♪

[ Engines roaring ]

♪♪♪

[ Radio chatter ]

♪♪♪

-Hey.

-Hm?

Medicine.

♪♪♪

When can we leave?

[ Pills rattle ]

Soon, buddy.

They're just --

They're gonna talk to us,

take a little look at us,

and then we can

get out of here, okay?

♪♪♪

If it's really been

five years,

how am I still alive?

♪♪♪

Do you feel

five years older?

Neither do I.

Don't worry.

♪♪♪

Vance:

Let's start simply.

After the plane left Jamaica,

where did you land?

We never landed anywhere

until we landed right here.

Now tell me what

really happened.

Took off on time. Arrived

3 hours and 19 minutes later.

Is this some kind of a stunt?!

For God's sake!

It makes no sense.

Clear air, heavy chop.

Instruments never detected

a thing.

Turbulence.

Like the roof was going to

come right off, you know?

[ Sobbing ] I...

We...

What are you talking --

I'm gonna sue this airline

into the ground.

I need to make a call, okay?

I need -- I need to

call my boy-- my fiancé.

My son has leukemia.

He's not about to submit

to testing of any kind.

I want my mom.

[ Indistinct shouting ]

♪♪♪

Grace: Ben!

Ben! Ben!

Oh, my God!

♪♪♪

Steve: Ohh!

It's okay.

We're okay.

-[ Laughs ]

-We're okay.

I don't understand.

How are you exactly the same?

You...haven't aged a day.

[ Sobs ]

♪♪♪

Olive.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Cal! Cal!

Cal! Cal, Cal.

I know, I know, I know.

It's okay.

Where's, uh --

Where's mom and Jared?

I texted with Jared.

He couldn't make it over.

Work emergency.

And Mom?

Your mom got sick.

She -- She fought so hard.

What do you --

What do you mean, sick?

[ Sighs ]

She loved you kids

more than life itself.

You were everything to her.

-No! No, no.

I was just -- I was just running

with her on the beach.

I came out here

to tell her

t-that she was right

about me and Jared.

[ Sobbing ]

No, Dad. No, no!

No, I can't --

[ Sobbing ]

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Woman: ...as the entire world

focuses on Flight 828.

Man: Where was Flight 828

for five years?

Woman: As a multitude

of government agencies,

including NASA,

Homeland Security, and the NSA,

descend upon New York,

the story of the century

now touches this

middle-class neighborhood

here in suburban Queens.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Grace: Your mom

made it after...

That cheesy verse

was her mantra.

[ Chuckles ]

Actually, I'm pretty sure it's

the last thing she said to me.

I'm sorry to

stick you down here.

We hung onto your apartment

as long as we could,

but eventually,

we had to let it go.

Hey, can I

use the phone?

Yeah, of course.

[ Cellphone unlocks ]

Thanks.

We gave up the landline.

[ Ringing ]

Hey, it's Jared Vasquez.

Please leave a mess--

All set.

Thank you.

Hey, Grace?

Look, I know you probably don't

want, uh, Miss Bad Influence

hanging around the kids.

I would get --

Michaela, no.

M-Michaela...

this is your home.

For as long as you'd like.

That's ancient history.

It was two days ago

for me.

I am still

the same screw-up

that you said goodbye to

in Jamaica.

The universe just gave all of us

a do-over.

Everything that happened before

goes out the window.

Michaela: [ Echoing ]

All things...

Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.

Sorry.

[ Chuckles ] Okay.

Anything you need, please.

I'm just upstairs.

-Okay. Thanks.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

[ Instrument warbling ]

♪♪♪

[ Beeping ]

♪♪♪

We interviewed every

last one of them. Nothing.

And still haven't come across

a single substance

dating from any time between

the day the flight took off

and when it returned.

It's as if the plane

never left the sky.

Do I have to say out loud

that that's impossible?

Director, no one on that plane

aged a day.

I think we've taken impossible

off the table.

♪♪♪

.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Police radio chatter ]

As I live and breathe.

Hey, Sarge.

Getting a lifetime supply

of hugs.

Of course you are.

Come back from the dead,

you've earned yourself a hug.

Didn't expect you getting

back to work this fast.

Probably not quite yet,

assuming I actually

still have a job here.

Technically, you still remain

on desk duty.

I'm guessing we can drum up a

desk for you when you're ready.

♪♪♪

You're so young.

You look exactly the same.

Yeah.

You look even better.

I don't know how men do that.

I'm sorry I didn't come

to the airport.

I'm lead detective

on this abduction case.

Every hour counts.

Detective? Wow.

A lot has changed

since you've been gone.

♪♪♪

Who is she?

[ Sighs ]

Lourdes.

That makes sense. She always

told me how lucky I was.

Michaela,

it was two years

before I even looked

at another woman.

Sorry. I, uh...

♪♪♪

[ Monitor beeping ]

You okay?

His cell count is exactly the

same. We're right where we were.

It's amazing.

It's truly amazing.

So we pick up with

the same regimen, right

where we left off?

Well, that would be

our backup plan,

but there's a new treatment

protocol for pediatric cases

within Cal's profile.

It's a game-changer.

Game-changer how?

Well, it's still in

the phase 3 trial,

so we have to apply for him

to join the patient group,

which I'll do right now.

If we get him admitted and

we get a jump on the treatment,

the odds are excellent.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Uh, can we manage

some expectations here?

You said six months. You implied

it would take a miracle.

Earth to Ben.

You all came back to us.

You are sitting here

right now, baby.

[ Laughing ]

A miracle just happened!

♪♪♪

Woman: ...coverage of Montego

Air Flight 828 will continue,

but first this NBC4 Update.

Sisters Hallie and

Samantha Pyler of Astoria

were abducted from their

backyard early Sunday morning.

The case has resulted in

thousands of calls to the NYPD,

according to 129th Precinct

Detective Jared Vasquez.

We're working nonstop

pursuing all viable leads.

Please keep

your eyes and ears open.

If you hear anything,

make sure you contact

your local police department.

Michaela:

[ Echoing ] Slower.

Slower!

Excuse me.

Can you slow down?

Excuse me?

-Do I come to your work

and tell you

how to do your job?

Slower!

[ Grunts ]

Slow down! Now!

[ Tires screeching ]

How'd you see him coming?!

Lady! How the hell?!

♪♪♪

[ Door closes ]

♪♪♪

You all right?

Is your mind

messing with you?

[ Chuckles ]

Where to begin?

Ben, I'm serious.

Earlier today, I heard

a voice in my head.

What do you mean, voice?

Whose voice?

It was my voice,

but it was talking to me.

So, like

a psychotic voice?

Can you not diagnose me

right now and just listen?

Look, normally I'd go

to Mom about all this,

but now I'm stuck with you.

-I lost my mom, too.

-I didn't mean that.

I know. Sorry.

♪♪♪

You want to know

what I think?

I think it sounds like

you're losing your mind.

[ Chuckles ]

Yeah, of course you do.

No, I'm not being glib.

Keep it to yourself before

you end up in a psych ward

having exploratory

brain surgery.

What do you think,

the government

just sent us home

and forgot about us?

Who knows what they'll try in

order to find out what happened?

And I don't want anything

to happen to you.

That's what I think.

[ Horns honking,

indistinct conversations ]

-Hold your horses, honey.

-What? What?!

Oh, my. [ Chuckles ]

Really?

[ Elevator bell dings ]

All: Surprise!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Saanvi?

-Dr. Cardoso. Hi.

Look, I don't understand.

I was trying to race to you

so I can get you my research

off of the portal, and --

I got your research

five years ago.

Your cell-regeneration model

isn't just theoretical

after all.

It works? As an actual

clinical success?

We've been treating

pediatric cancer patients

for close to 30 months.

Oh, you can't be serious.

Couldn't be more. It's already

saved hundreds of young lives.

[ Chuckles ]

Dad, can I have a pretzel?

Pretzel?

I guess.

Here you go, buddy.

-Thanks.

[ Horns honking ]

I need a job.

If we luck into

this treatment,

chances are

it's gonna cost a fortune,

and work insurance

won't pay for it.

We don't know that.

It pays for Olive's therapy.

She goes to therapy?

Yeah. Twice a week.

For years now.

Early on, she didn't even

want to leave the house,

let alone ride in a car

or go to school.

She couldn't have sleepovers

'cause of the nightmares.

I mean, most of that's gone now,

thank God.

She grew up too fast.

She had no choice.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

[ Dogs barking ]

[ Echoing ] Set them free!

[ Barking continues ]

Set them free!

[ Barking continues ]

♪♪♪

Set them free.

[ Barking continues ]

♪♪♪

[ Insects chirping ]

Set them free.

Set them free.

Set them free.

[ Breathing heavily ]

Set them free!

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

[ Dogs barking ]

[ Barking continues ]

[ Engine shuts off,

barking stops ]

How'd you find me?

[ Barking resumes ]

Ben.

What are you doing here?

Setting them free.

I've been hearing it ever since

I drove by here this afternoon.

You said I was losing my mind,

Ben! Why'd you lie to me?

Because maybe I don't want

to be a circus freak!

I don't have

the time for it.

I got to help Cal,

find a goddamn job,

get to know my daughter,

reclaim my life!

Do you think I am

any happier about this?

Who would want to

reclaim my life, Ben?

Part of me wishes we hadn't come

back at all, but here we are.

[ Vehicle door closes ]

To be clear,

this is a felony.

Yeah, I'm a police officer.

I'm pretty sure

I know what a felony is.

[ Dogs barking ]

Hey, what if

they attack us?

They'd be doing

their job.

[ Barking continues ]

[ Barking stops ]

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

That was bizarre.

You think?

Now what?

I don't know.

But hearing a voice in your head

one time is a fluke. Twice?

Now happening

to the both of us?

Not a fluke.

Older lady marches in

this morning,

says she witnessed a break-in

last night

on a commercial property across

from her residence.

Hell of a story.

You need me on this because...?

She was

pretty resourceful.

Recorded the whole thing

on her phone.

[ Keyboard clacks ]

They never enter the property,

just let the dogs out,

which were picked up

by Animal Control this morning.

Look, I could go ahead and

process the complaint, unless...

you want to handle it.

Jared:

Help me out here.

Michaela, I got three detectives

and eight uniforms

waiting on my direction

to find these abducted girls,

and I'm here trying

to put out your fire.

Does this

have to do with me?

Excuse me. How?

I don't know. All right?

Acting out, you know,

trying to get my attention,

get back at me.

You are such a guy.

I break open a fence,

and, yeah, it's because

you've married

my best friend.

Look, Lourdes is amazing.

You're both amazing.

I was gone.

How can I blame

either of you, right?

Fine. Then what?

What?

Huh.

I don't know.

How about the fact that

I take off in a plane,

and when I land,

my mom is dead?

Thanks for your condolences,

by the way.

How about the fact that I have

no home, no phone number,

not a single worldly possession

at all to my name?

How about that I lost 5 years,

6 months, and 28 days

of the world, of life?

How about -- Never mind

that my lawyer

convinced a judge

that I was innocent.

I will never, ever

stop believing that

I didn't commit murder

when Evie died sitting

next to me in my car.

So, yeah, as I am standing here,

I am trying to figure out

whether or not I

should be grateful for

being back and alive

or just guilty, Jared.

Which is

where I'm leaning.

♪♪♪

[ Sobbing ]

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Michaela, I'm sorry

about your mother.

I'm so sorry

about everything.

I'm still trying to wrap my mind

around it all myself.

Believe me.

But I still need an answer.

Why? Why did you and your

brother break open that fence?

I can't explain it.

I wish I could.

Go inside and put

some more clothes on.

-Why?

-'Cause you're coming with me

to make this go away

and save your career.

Please.

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Over here!

Man: All right, both teams,

take a break!

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Man: Touch and go.

Touch and go.

Dad.

What are you doing here?

Checking out the team.

You guys look good.

Thanks. Parents don't usually

show up to practice.

Well, this parent's got

some catching up to do.

Listen. I...

just wanted to say

I'm so sorry for...

everything.

Dad, you don't

have to apologize

for something

that happened to you.

I made the choice

to stay behind.

-It was a long time ago, Dad.

-Not for me.

Here you've been all this time,

stuck, picking up the pieces.

Even before

I got on that plane,

I'd been so caught up with

trying to help Cal get better

so he could live

a long life. I...

I lost sight

of your life.

♪♪♪

And now you probably feel

like you don't know me.

But we're gonna fix that.

I'm not going anywhere.

♪♪♪

[ Whistle blows ]

Hey, you better

get back out there.

♪♪♪

Dr. Miller: We have a full plate

today, so we'll just table

the rest of the reports

until next week.

Is that good?

Moving on to new applicants.

How often do these

reviews happen?

Oh.

Almost every day.

Your survival rates

are through the roof.

Who wouldn't want in?

Okay, here we go.

This is an unusual case.

Male born April 19, 2002.

Initial diagnosis

was back in 2011.

Excuse me?

Treating narrative says

the boy was on Flight 828.

Wow. Uh...

Okay, uh, unfortunately,

his diagnosis date

is outside

the study parameters.

He's lived with this disease

for more than six years.

No, excuse me. For him,

it hasn't been six years.

Now, if this boy

needed treatment

before he got

onto that plane,

he undoubtedly

would need it now.

Of course, I understand

how you feel, but...

we can't risk

breaking protocol.

I think we need to deny.

Are we in agreement?

[ Indistinct murmuring ]

[ Door opens ]

[ Door closes ]

.

[ Knock on door ]

Oh, there you are.

I reviewed his profile.

He is all but terminal.

Saanvi, we can't

save everyone.

No, of course not,

but we can try.

For the credibility

of the study,

only the most viable cases

can be included.

Says who? This is your study

based on my research.

I'm entitled

to a voice here.

We're months away

from being bought

by a major pharmaceutical.

There's too much money

on the line for both of us,

and I won't let that

be jeopardized

by an aberrant patient

whose results might compromise

our track record.

Who knows what happened to him

on that plane?

Do you want to know what

happened to him on that plane?

The exact same thing

that happened to me.

We both got

a second chance.

To start over, to live.

And I can't explain to you

why or how,

but I'm not ruling out that just

maybe he came back to be saved

and I came back

to save him.

And I couldn't care less

about the money.

We're giving this boy

his chance.

[ Dogs whining ]

Come on.

Is this really necessary?

Yeah. Yeah.

You're doing this.

I'm just along

for the ride.

Let's just hope he doesn't

want to press charges.

Michaela:

[ Echoing ] Set them free.

Are you okay?

Set them free!

[ Gasps, groans ]

Hey, go sit in the car.

[ Dogs barking ]

[ Machinery whirring,

metal grinding ]

Hello! Mr. Garrison?!

Hello?!

[ Machine powering down ]

Garrison: There those

adventurers are!

Oh, yes, yes.

Come here. Come here.

Oh, you good boys.

Detective Jared Vasquez

with NYPD.

Oh, thank you, Detective.

Aren't you glad to see me, huh?

Set them free.

♪♪♪

Woman: Flight 828 now boarding.

Flight 828.

All things

work together for good.

[ Hinges creak ]

Listen, Mr. Garrison.

I have to disclose

that we're aware of who

broke open your gate.

-Are ya, now?

-Yeah.

They're two people who

have just been through a

hell of a crisis, sir.

I'd consider it a favor

if you'd be willing

to, uh, forgo

pressing charges.

Of course, I'll pay

for all the repairs.

Not a problem. I'm not looking

to put anyone behind bars.

♪♪♪

Set them free.

Set them free!

Set them free.

Set them free.

♪♪♪

Set! Them! Free!

Set them free.

Set them free.

Set them free.

Set them free.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

-What the hell are you doing?!

-Michaela! Stop!

Michaela!

[ Children sobbing ]

Jared!

[ Handcuffs click ]

[ Children sobbing, bar clangs ]

It's okay. It's okay.

You're going home.

It's okay. It's done.

It's all over.

Are you guys okay?

Are you okay?

Okay.

[ Breathing heavily ]

.

[ Siren wails ]

[ Camera shutter clicks,

police radio chatter ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Officer.

Captain.

Long time no see.

For you, at least.

Sounds like congratulations

are in order.

According to Vasquez,

this was all you.

I'm happy to help.

Take a few days off,

clear your head,

then come in,

and we'll talk.

See if we can figure out

getting you back on the beat.

Thank you.

Those girls are alive

because you came back.

It's lucky for all of us.

[ Radio chatter continues ]

Thanks for putting in

a good word.

It's the least I can do.

So, I suppose you're

not gonna explain to me

what happened here today.

Like I said,

I wish I could. I...

♪♪♪

You still

take my breath away.

♪♪♪

Say hi to Lourdes

for me.

♪♪♪

[ Cellphone rings,

stops abruptly ]

You okay?

Yeah.

Usually you're the optimist.

I'm doom and gloom, remember?

I am optimistic.

And so grateful.

Said the woman looking like

she's about to toss her cookies.

[ Chuckles softly ]

I have so much

to apologize to you for.

We don't have to

get into this now.

No, I know. I just...

I have spent every day of

the last five years blaming you.

Not only for taking

that later flight,

but for making Cal so desperate

for your attention

that he wanted

to stay with you.

I had maybe, what,

six months left with him?

And even that

you took away from me.

But the thing is...

I realize now that...

for Cal to be here

with us today...

...for Olive to have

her twin alive,

to maybe grow up

beside her...

Cal had to be

on that plane.

He had to.

♪♪♪

Oh, what you've both

been through.

The only reason we were

on that trip in the first place

was because

you insisted...

and bribed me with sex.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Sniffles ]

So if anyone saved Cal...

I'm pretty sure

it was you.

No.

This is

bigger than us.

[ Video game playing ]

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Copy.

Everything checks out.

Then tomorrow, we take it

apart piece by piece.

This isn't close to over.

Man on TV:

Williams into the front court.

Dumps it off left side.

Peel!

How are you so fast?

-Dump.

-Finished.

-Oh, come on.

-That's ridiculous.

-Cal! Amazing!

-You just learned how to play.

Ben:

[ Laughs ] Nice.

Well, not bad for the tiniest

15-year-old on --

Ben?

Are you all right?

Yeah, I just got dizzy

for a second.

I'm fine, really.

Don't worry.

Everything's great.

Drink some water.

I'll get more snacks.

Woman on TV: ...NBC4 update.

Sisters Hallie

and Samantha Pyler

have been rescued.

The kidnapped sisters

were found safe

at an Astoria metal shop

and are being treated

at the scene.

[ Cellphone buzzes ]

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[ Keyboard clicking ]

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[ Whispers ]

What are you gonna do?

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[ Door opens ]

Welcome home.

Ears burning much?

You're the subject

of my sermon this Sunday.

How do we know

if we're the called?

We know in our heart.

You okay? Michaela?

Can I take this?

As long as you put it

to good use.

Looks like

your ride's here.

[ Door closes ]

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You saved those girls.

We saved those girls.

How'd you know

I was here?

I just...knew.

What is this?

What is happening?

How about this? There were a lot

of people on that plane.

Why you and me? What makes two

head cases like us so special?

What's the probability

it's just you and me?

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Michaela:

And, of course, it wasn't

just the two of us.

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[ Violin playing ]

[ Music stops ]

[ Television playing ]

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Ben and I didn't know

any of these people yet.

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But soon, we'd know them

as well as we know ourselves.

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As for whatever force

brought us all here...

...it had no interest

in being investigated.

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And as for the group of us?

This was just the beginning.

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