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[Wedeck reading]

You know, I've never even had
the urge to have a baby.

There I was.

I don't even have a boyfriend.

I know you're worried about Olivia.

You're worried you're gonna fall off
the wagon in the future.

If you wanna prevent your future
and save your marriage,

first step isn't keeping secrets
from your wife.

Remember that hacker?
Mr. Cheeto Dust?

-Give him a call.
-Is Somalia really that important?

Yeah.

We've been so worried
the blackout might happen again,

we haven't stopped to ask ourselves,

"What if it happened before?"

[Mark] All things being equal,

it wouldn't have been
the worst thing in the world if I had--

Forget it. Forget it.

I just wanted you to know the details.
I do remember,

I remember clearly.

Fabulous.

Look, just keep your mouth shut.

You tell anyone else about this,
we are DOA.

Hey. Just wanted to share
some good news with you,

even though the whole trip's
been a bit of a disaster.

Wedeck pulled some kind of rabbit.

Who knows?

-Maybe he wouldn't have--
-[tires screeching]

[loud crash]

[tires peal]

[Demetri and Vreede]
No! Get out! Lets go! Go!

[Vreede]
The Senate hearing is not a stand.

But what I don't get

is the dragging us down here
first thing in the morning.

If you ask me, this whole thing
is one big Chinese fire drill.

Hey!

Is that inappropriate for the workplace?

Oh, no, no. That's cool.

I know how you old people are.

-[door opens]
-[chuckles]

-Demetri Fordis Noh?
-What do you want me for?

I didn't see anything.
I told you in my affidavit, man.

Doesn't you mean you were telling
the truth when you gave it.

[door closes]

[heart beating]

[Mark] I was alone.

I didn't think there
was anyone else in the building.

[Vreede] I didn't think anyone else
was in the building.

It was late.

10:00 p.m.

[beeping]

I was working in my office.

I was working late.

I was... leaving for the night.

I was headed out the security exit.

[beeps, door unlocks]

I don't know why.

Maybe... because it was late.

Did you see anyone else
during your flash-forward?

No.

Yes. I saw two men,

both wearing masks,
both carrying Kalashnikovs.

[beeping]

Did you recognize the men?

I did mention they
were wearing masks, right?

How's it going over there?

[Aaron] How's it going in DC?

Well, they don't think I'm a traitor.

Those lie detectors can be fooled, right?

[chuckles] Seriously,
how's it going over there?

Well, I've just about figured out
what's wrong with your alarm system.

And you're welcome.
I fixed that hack repair job

that you did on your garage door.

Ah, you're a full-service sponsor.

Yeah, and Charlie now knows
how to drive a stick.

So now that you're off the hot seat,
when can we expect to see you back?

Wedeck's testifying in these hearings.

Uh, I'm gonna help Demetri
with document support.

Sounds exciting.

I'm the one who started the office

on this Mosaic path,

and I'm feeling a whole lot of
pressure to be right about it.

DC's got AA meetings, too, you know.

Might not be a bad idea
to go and find one.

I'll take it under advisement.

In the meantime,

see if you can't get Charlie
into a few colleges while I'm gone.

Go to a meeting.

[Vreede] Very cloak-and-dagger.
Just like the movies.

What's all this stuff anyway?

Evidence.

Wedeck thinks he needs it
for his senate testimony.

He's afraid they're gonna
take away our funding,

I which case Mosaic is dead in the water.

You know, I've never seen Wedeck
with a stick so far up his ass.

Yeah, he hates DC he used to live here.

Apparently it left
a bad taste in his mouth.

You ask me, he's a...

dude with something to prove.

[R&B music playing]

[panting]

Whoo! You're gettin' better.

No.

You're gettin' older. [chuckles]

[groans]

Oh! [pants]

-It's good to see you.
-You, too.

It's been too long, Stan.

Who said the Senate Intelligence
committee hearings

weren't good for anything?

I say it on a daily basis.

Look, Dave,

-these hearings...
-Relax.

This is congress masturbating
to the sound of its own voice.

Really?

'Cause my understanding is these hearings
are gonna redistribute a lot of funding.

And funding is what I need.

Stan, nobody's gonna
take anything from you.

Look, our Mosaic investigation's
already paying off.

We're starting to get a real picture
of April 29th

and what caused the blackout.

But it's gonna take money.

And it wouldn't hurt
to have a big dog on my side.

-Oh, you don't want me as your friend.
-Why?

Clemente's chairing these hearings.
You remember?

You didn't know that?

You think I'd even set foot
in DC if I did?

All right, I would've,

because this is that important, Dave.

[chuckles]

What?

No, it's just that the--

The trusty boy scout

is funny coming from you.

Huh.

-You would know.
-[dribbles basketball]

-Mm! [grunts]
-Ah!

[chuckles]

-[shouts indistinctly]
-Ah!

[both grunting]

Uhh!

[shouts]

Good one!

All right.

Hey. That was a pretty
impressive move back there.

I mean, you almost knocked
the wind out of me.

-Oh, I'm sorry. Are you okay?
-Yeah. You know, no problem.

Um, so Enter the Dragon's
playing at the--the Nuart tonight.

I-I thought maybe we could check it out.

Oh. Sorry.

I already have plans tonight.

Oh. Okay.

Uh, maybe another time.

Yeah.

Maybe. Yeah.

Yeah. All right,
I'll catch you guys later.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Bye.

What a douche.

What's his name?

Uh, more importantly,
does he have a brother?

I don't know. I'm still wading in.

Good morning.

Here you go, sunshine,
you're very own haystack.

What is this?

Eighteen years worth of
satellite imagery from Southern Somalia,

courtesy of
the Central Intelligence Agency.

Oh, I thought you and Mark
got shut down on that.

We got unshut.

Oh.

Upload whatever's on here,
and we'll start pouring through it.

Pouring through it for what?

Anything that relates
to the crow die-off in '91,

especially if we can substantiate reports

that people lost consciousness
in the Ganwar Region during that time.

Bonus points if we can find something

that gives Wedeck extra ammo
in Washington.

Anything to keep our happy
investigation going?

I'm on it.

[chuckles]

[indistinct conversations]

-Where's Benford?
-Back at the hotel.

He said photo ops make him constipated.

-Tell him to get in line.
-[chuckles]

I wish my fifth grade teacher
could see me now.

Always said I would either
end up dead or in prison.

There's still time, my friend.

Still time.

Ladies and gentlemen of the press,
the President will make a brief statement.

At the conclusion of the statement,

the President will answer
a limited number of questions.

Ladies and gentlemen,
the President of the United States.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

-Please.
-[reporters shouting at once]

Please be seated.

Be seated please.

[camera shutters clicking]

So if you want to understand why
the Senate hearings were closed,

you'd have to ask a Senator.

But I'm willing to wager
it's because National security issues

will be discussed.

-Next question.
-[reporters] Mr. President.

Scott.

Mr. President,
three weeks since the blackout,

there's still no centralized agency
to deal with the consequences.

What is your response to critics
who say that your administration

hasn't learned from the lessons
of 9/11 and Katrina?

Well, today's hearings have been convened
to address just this issue.

We're coordinating our responses,

we're redirecting funds
to the most promising leads,

and we're dropping investigations

which are not producing results.

When I finalize
my Vice Presidential choice,

he or she

will supervise these efforts.

-Thank you, all.
-[man] Sir, sir!

Thanks, everyone.

Why haven't you shared what you saw
in your flash-forward, Mr. President?

[camera shutter clicking]

Mr. Obregon,

like many other world leaders,

I'm following the policy
of not revealing what I saw.

Mr. President?

Sir, sorry to wake you but...

something's happened.

I'm thinking about the present,
not the future, Oscar.

We have too much to do.
Thank you, all.

[reporters shouting at once]

Mr. Wedeck?

Please follow me.

[Aaron] Okay, all I need is a new code.

Uh, 0-3-1-2.

Wedding anniversary.

You sure you don't want to pick something
that Mark will remember?

[both chuckle]

-How's it going in Washington?
-Uh, not great.

Mark called.

-He sounds stressed.
-I'm sure he'll do fine.

You don't seem too sure.

I don't know.
This case has him traveling a lot,

and he's away from home,
his support system. You know...

So I overheard you both talking
about him going to meetings in Washington.

Is he having a hard time?

It's just a friendly reminder.

It's just that the last time
Mark had a problem,

he was away from home,
testifying in one of his cases.

He'd just been promoted at work.

This is a little different.

I think it's exactly the same.

-And even if weren't--
-Look, I get it.

Things have been stressful
for both of you.

I guess Mark told you
about my flash-forward?

Mm.

Of course.

Anyway, he's just fixated now on

the idea that in six months' time,
I'm gonna be sleeping with another man.

Which is insane.

But his whole job depends on
these flash-forwards coming true, so--

Mark's an alcoholic, Olivia.

He doesn't need a reason to drink.
He drinks because he drinks.

I know.

If you're asking me whether
I think he's gonna take a drink--

I am.

Are you asking for him or for you?

I don't know.

I love him, Aaron. I just...

I know I can't control him.

That's the hardest part about all of this.

Trust always is with an alcoholic.

But if you can't trust Mark,

who can you trust?

[Wedeck] Let me guess.
You remembered you owe me

and had a change of heart
about helping me out.

Stan...

we're not on the campaign trail anymore.

And inside the Beltway, well...

you have to be a little subtler
about calling in our chits.

I got out of the Beltway, if you recall.

-Yeah.
-Hm-hmm.

Well, you're right about me owing you one,

and you're right about me helping you out.

But my plan is gonna
bring you right back in the Beltway.

I always felt really bad

that I couldn't bring you
on board initially.

It's fine. Everything worked out.

You know, the Chinese
view chaos as opportunity,

and the blackout gives me
the chance to pay you back.

Director of Homeland Security,

member of my cabinet.

I'm... pretty sure

Clemente will block my appointment.

Clemente's got bigger fish to fry.

Think about it.

There's no rush.

Thank you. [laughs]

This is, like, the sixth course.
What are you, a food critic or something?

Chef, actually.
This is my restaurant.

-Well, the one where I work.
-Wow.

Your being FBI, I'm guessing you're not...

Oh. Out?

[chuckles] No.

I work for the Federal government,

and they're not to big on
dressed and gays with guns.

Who knows? Maybe six months from now
we'll all be more enlightened.

In my flash-forward,
I'm here in the restaurant,

but I have a wedding band on my finger.

[laughs]

That was way too much information,

-especially for a first date.
-No. No, no.

Maybe it's a sign
of how well this is going.

Help me change the subject.

What did you see in your flash-forward?

Well,

I was...

on the International Space Station

having a three-way with
Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin.

Really?

Actually, did I say
I was in the restaurant?

Mm-hmm.

I meant I was on
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

And Angelina Jolie was the game show host.

Oh. You slut.

Yeah, Angie just asked me
the million dollar question.

I went to phone a friend... you.

But you didn't answer.

So my "millionaire" moment was gone.

Well, I don't buy that.

What, that Angelina Jolie
would be a game show host?

No.

That I would ever let you down like that.

[woman] Well actually, Senator Clemente

The FOA, the EPA and the CDC,

have all ruled out
Psychotropic pharmaceuticals

in the global water supply

as the potential cause
of the consciousness shift.

An Alien intelligence may have
been at work here, yes.

That's what we're thinking.

China.

Can you elaborate, Director Keller?

China's population numbers 1.3 billion,

yet they suffered fatalities of less
than half a percent during the blackout.

No mystery. When the blackout happened,

it was 2:00 in the morning over there.
Everybody was asleep.

That doesn't strike you
as a bit convenient?

They're practically untouched,

while America suffers the greatest number
of causalities per Capita

of any country in the world.

It is the CIA's belief that
this was not an accident.

We believe that this was a targeted event

designed to bring about
the collapse of our government.

Let's take a short recess.

Then we'll hear from Stanford Wedeck,

Field Director of
the FBI's Los Angeles office.

Agent Wedeck is currently running
an interesting investigation

that has diverged significantly

from the Methodology employed
by the rest of the Bureau.

[Wedeck] Saw Kabuki theater.

Now I remember what I hate about DC,

what this place turns me into.

[Felicia] Sam, just remember who you are.

This whole thing will blow over
and you'll be home before you know it.

Enjoying DC, Stanford?

I'm gonna have to call you back.

Joyce.

Senator, actually.

Has anyone ever told you
you're a sore loser, Joyce?

[scoffs] Look who's talking.

You're the one who got put out to pasture.

Speaking of which...

How do you sleep at night,

knowing what you did with that woman?

Does your wife know?

If I could've proved
what you did six years ago,

I would be sitting behind the desk
in the Oval office right now.

Well, if it makes you feel any better,
I doubt you would've gotten a second term.

"If you sit by the river long enough,

you'll see the bodies
of your enemies float by."

Sun Tzu.

Get ready to float, Stanford.

You wanna go after me?
You give it your best shot.

-But Mosaic--
-Is a joke.

Not everyone's visions
are going to come true.

Most people don't agree.

Most people didn't see what I did.

I saw myself as President in six months.

Now as impossible as that may be...

it's a nice thought, isn't it?

How much of that did you hear?

Enough to know I don't want to be the guy
in Joyce Clemente's gun sights.

No, you don't.

While others are using what they know of
the present to explain the blackout,

our office is trying to consolidate
information gleaned from

the flash-forwards themselves.

The Mosaic collective
has gathered the visions of

hundreds of thousands of people
all around the world,

letting our office construct a picture
of what the world will look like

on April 29th, 2010.

A tact, I believe,
you've taken without prior approval

or proper authorization.

-It's gotten results.
-Yes, I forgot.

You're an "ends justify means"
kind of guy,

no matter how questionable
those means may be.

In this case, the "means" merely involve
using the future we've seen

to guide our investigation
of the blackout.

How exactly?

One of our agents
had a flash-forward of himself

investigating the cause of the blackout.

He remembers leads and investigatory paths

that we won't have for another six months.

Those leads have already lead
to significant breaks in the case.

"Significant" might be overstating
things a little, Agent Wedeck.

Still, if your entire investigation
is bottomed on what this one agent saw...

Perhaps we should hear from him.

I'm the Deputy Field Director,
Madame Chairman.

Yes, you seem to have landed on your feet
quite nicely, Mr. Wedeck.

The point being,
I'm the one heading up the investigation.

Not to mention the fact
that Agent Benford's already been

thoroughly vetted,
including submitting to a polygraph.

In that case, he won't mind submitting
to some questions from us.

This hearing reconvenes
tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.

with Agent Benford's testimony.

[gallery murmuring]

Just tell the truth, Mark.
It's gotten us this far.

Here. Let a professional do that.

-[chuckles]
-Thank you.

You know, I'm not totally useless, Maya.

I can break down a Sig Sauer in, like,

twelve seconds.

I'm impressed.

I don't even know what a Sig Sauer is.

[clock alarm blaring]

Oh! Stupid alarm clock.

-[laughs]
-I can never set it right.

[click, alarm stops]

No wonder I'm always late.

Speaking of which,
I actually have to go to the office now.

Exciting day collaring bad guys?

[laughs] Okay. Yeah.

You watch too much cable.

And, no, it's actually a busy day
analyzing satellite imagery.

So totally different.

-All right. Well, let me get dressed.
-No, no, no. Stay. Eat food.

Rifle through my stuff.

Just lock the door when you leave, okay?

Will I see you later?

One of my friends is having
a showing at the Merton Gallery.

Yeah.

Great.

[Mark] We've determined
that at least two men

were awake during the blackout.

Moreover, we've discovered
a recurring theme

of crow attrition.

"Crow attrition"?

Crows died all over the world during
the recent blackout.

The same thing happened
in Somalia in 1991.

Now I'm no scientist,

but that seems significant to me.

Because you saw it in your flash-forward?

No, we learned about the crow deaths

from a lead that I remembered
from my flash-forward.

And this is a lead you followed up
on your own?

My office did, yes.

Why, exactly, has your office set up
its own investigation

without getting authorization
from FBI Headquarters?

Well, to be perfectly honest,

in my flash-forward, I seemed to be--

Or rather, the L.A. Office.

Seemed to be at the center
of the blackout investigation.

Really?

And, uh, how did you determine this?

-Here we go.
-In my vision,

I was running point on
something called Mosaic.

I had a case board set up in my office,

covered in clues, pictures, leads.

Everything that you would see
in an ongoing, fruitful investigation.

In other words, you're investigating this

because you had a vision
of investigating this.

Okay.

You have a bulletin board

with lots of nice pictures on it.

But what led you to assume
your investigation

would actually amount to anything?

Because, Madame Chair,
I also saw a team of masked gunmen

trying to kill me...

presumably for what
we will have accomplished

in this investigation
over the next six months.

Six months from now, masked gunmen

are going to burst into your office

in a secure Federal building

and try to kill you?

That's what I saw, yes.

Did you find anything?

Yes. The Ganwar Region is the habitat

of the remarkable Somali Pygmy Gerbil.

Awesome.

-So how was your date?
-Whoa!

You had a date?

-Was there any groping?
-Can we focus, please,

on what we're doing?

[typing on keyboard]

Okay, if the satellite imagery
doesn't give us anything,

then let's start to look
at environmental statistics.

Anomalies in the Ozone layer,

sunburst activity during
that time, anything.

Any reasonable explanations?

-Now you're talkin'.
-Whoa, whoa. Wait.

Do you see that?

Is that an asphalt road?

Go forward.

[beeping]

-What are those?
-[Al] Wow.

-They look like pylons.
-In the middle of nowhere.

Or towers. Huh.

Agent Benford, why were you alone
in the office that night?

-Presumably, I was working late.
-And what were you doing

before you realized
the gunmen were in there?

Looking at the Mosaic case board.

I think I might've been
on the phone at some point,

but I'm not sure who I was talking to.

How can you not be sure?

Other people who were on the phone
in their flash-forwards

remember who they were talking to.

If you don't believe me, Senator,

you should talk to the Bureau Agent
who polygraphed me.

I did.

He was kind enough to provide
a transcript of your session.

You described your experience as

"Impressionistic flashes of reality."

Is this correct?

Yes.

And from what I can tell,

you've recounted
about 30 seconds worth of...

"impressions."

Everyone else we've heard from,
unless they were asleep,

experienced vivid, easily recalled visions

covering the entire two minutes
and 17 seconds of the blackout.

-Is that a question?
-I'm just trying to understand.

Was the building on fire?
Was there smoke in the room?

Why is everything in your recollection
so hazy and disjointed?

As far as I know, there was no fire.

Then how do you account for the stark,
qualitative difference

between your experience of the blackout
and everyone else's?

With all due respect, Madame Chair,

have you spoken to all
seven billion people on the planet?

No, I haven't,

possibly because those
seven billion people

aren't seeking millions of dollars

to spearhead an investigation

based on their somewhat
murky flash-forwards.

Senator Clemente, could I just--

Hundreds of thousands of Federal dollars

have been spent because of
what you claim to have seen.

Don't you think somebody...

-How dare you.
-Should've ascertained what you were doing

the other hundred-plus seconds
of your vision?

Am I the only one who thinks

these investigative techniques seem
a little closer to Voodoo

or fraud?

Now...

did someone have a question
about Nazi Repatriation?

-Where the hell is Wedeck?
-Toilet?

-For 40 minutes?
-[sighs] Went straight to voice mail.

What a disaster.

Well, that Clemente is a hard-ass.

Yeah, but, you know,
when you hear it laid out like that,

it does sound questionable.

It sounds like we consulted
the Psychic Network

-for clues or something.
-Oh, thanks for the support.

I'm not saying I think that necessarily.
It just... it sounds totally nuts.

-Dead birds, D. Gibbons, doll heads.
-China.

That's starting to sound
pretty good right about now.

-[cell phone rings]
-So it was a mistake to mention

-the dolls heads, is what you're saying?
-Yeah.

-Eh.
-Benford.

[Janis] Get to a laptop, boyfriend.
We got something you're gonna want to see.

[Mark] What are we looking at here?

Wajid, Somalia. Population 325,

about 200 miles east of nowhere.

Oprah's building a school there?

Honey, be quiet.
The grown-ups are talking.

This is a satellite photo
taken December of 1990,

about five months before your crows
did a face-plant.

What the hell are those?

We don't know.

But they built from scratch
over the course of five months.

You get the idea.

It looks like they were
about 100 feet tall

when they were completed

here in April of 1991.

The same month our proto-blackout hit.

Any idea what these structures are?

Beats me, but it's the last thing
I'd expect to see

at a place that doesn't even
have indoor plumbing.

We're sending the images down
to forensics for evaluation.

State department's been stonewalling us
on our request to send a team in.

This looks like
it'll cut through some red tape.

[Janis] Well whoever built these,

clearly didn't want anyone else
to know about them.

-Janis Hawk.
-Janis, this is Wedeck.

Everything okay?

Mm-hmm. I need you
to do something for me right away.

-Hey, Maya.
-Hey.

[both chuckle]

Sorry I'm late. My boss called right
as I was out the door.

No worries.

Wow.

I got you a little something.

Thank you.

I just saw it and thought of you.

-[chuckles]
-[clock chimes]

[automated male voice]
Wake up. It's time to get up.

[laughs]

So you're not late anymore,
unless you wanna be.

-Thank you.
-Wake up...

That's very sweet.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah.

-It's a little awkward.
-[laughs]

You're getting all flustered.

Do you date guys, too?

Um...

the last one was in high school,
and I try not to think about it.

Why?

well, I guess that's
the part that's awkward. Um...

I kind of did something.

[gasps] You went through my stuff!

Oh, I knew you would do that.

-No.
-Hmm?

I did the next best thing.

I Mosaic-ed you.

You what?

I couldn't resist.

You know, it's way better
than Google stalking.

I saw that in five months from now,

you'll be...

you know...

pregnant.

Oh.

And as talented as I may be
in the bedroom...

Yeah, that'd be pretty impressive.

It's not a big deal.

I mean, in my flash-forward,
I'm wearing a wedding ring.

Maybe it's ours.

[sighs] Look, for what it's worth,

I think that you're gonna be a great mom.

And that was the wrong thing to say, too.

[sighs]

This isn't...

a "me/you" thing, Maya.

This is a "me" thing.

And honestly,
I haven't even figured it out yet.

I don't even know what I'm gonna do.

You know what? I...

[sighs]

I don't think I can do this...

right now.

I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry.

Hello, Stan.

It's been a while.

May I come in, Renee?

My man!

Hello, my man!

What's happenin'?

-What's happenin'?
-[giggles]

Long way from two dollar
beer night at Geno's.

[glasses clink]

My first term was a bitch.

I could've used you, Stan.

Really, I'm sorry I couldn't bring you in.

But I can now.

So...

have you thought about DHS?

I know you'd love being
Anastasia Markham's boss.

We ha--

I'm not here about the job.

So no more boy scout?

How'd you find her?

Well, I was the bagman who paid her
a quarter of a million dollars

to disappear. Remember?

Only she didn't go very far.

She's living with the boy

right here in Georgetown, in fact.

And you know that how?

Through our Mosaic web site.

It's really quite amazing
how we've been able to cross-reference

all these people's visions.

Turns out Ms. Garrigos had a vision, too.

She saw herself living
in Puerto Rico six months from now.

And in her Mosaic post,

she remarked how different that was

from her current home in Georgetown.

You know what I liked
about having you around, Stan?

Hmm?

You weren't just...

comfortable in the mud.

You enjoy being there.

Clemente is going to cut off
the funding unless you stop her.

So... stop her.

And the negative goes into the shredder.

You can only play
this card once, you know.

You sure you wanna play it now?

Now's all I got.

Ah!

[door opens and closes]

I've got a problem
I need you to take care of.

["Sister Christian" playing]

♪ Motoring ♪

♪ What's your price for flight ♪

Do it! Old man!

♪ In finding Mr. Right? ♪

I hate Karaoke.

♪ You're all right tonight ♪

Think it might be a good idea
for you to slow down there?

I got five months to live.

I think that entitles me
to blow off a little steam, man.

[both] ♪ Sister Christian,
oh, the time has come ♪

♪ And you know that you're the only one ♪

-♪ To say... ♪
-[Demetri] Mark Benford.

-[sighs deeply]
-♪ Okay ♪

You got something to say?

Nope.

'Cause you look a little pissed.

Why would I be angry?

Just because you bailed
in the middle of the hearing,

left me twisting.

Let's be honest.

It's not like being there
would've kept you from choking

on the witness stand.
You were flailin' in there!

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ Oh, how does it feel ♪

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ To be on your own... ♪

Why didn't you call for a recess? Huh?

-You could've spoken up for me.
-And said what?

There's a perfectly good explanation

why you're having trouble
remembering something

the rest of us
have lasered into our brains?

See, this is my own damn fault.

Clemente is just asking you questions

I should've asked weeks ago, but I didn't

because I trusted you.

And I went with this whole
Mosaic thing in the first place

because I believe in you, Mark.

And I have gotten you results.

That's not an answer.

Now Clemente may be a total bitch,
but she's right about one thing.

Your story's got more holes

than a kitchen sponge.

Why can't you remember everything?

Because I was loaded, okay?!

[scoffs] What was I supposed to say, Stan?

I've been sober seven years,
and I have zero intention

of ever taking another drink again.

But I can't change what I saw.

I...

I put my entire career on the line

based on your flash-forward,
and now you're telling me...

you were impaired when you had it?

I don't know what I'm doing anymore.

That's fantastic, Mark.

That's fantastic.

Everything okay in here?

Everything's fine.

Won't don't you buy
yourselves a couple rounds?

It's on me.

It's, uh, celebration time.

What are we celebrating?

I got us our funding.

-[beeping]
-Pound 0-3-1-2.

Set.

-[beeps rapidly]
-Damn it.

Aaron...

[Mark] All things being equal,

it wouldn't have been the worst
thing in the world If I had--

Forget it.

I just want you to know
the details I do remember,

I remember clearly.

Fabulous. Look, just keep your mouth shut.

You tell anyone else about this,
we are DOA.

[woman reporter] In Washington,
President Segovia has announced

his nominee for Vice President,

a position which has been vacant since
the tragic death of Vice President Pratt

during the blackout.

Tonight the President says
he has nominated Senator Joyce Clemente.

The nominee will have to be approved
by majority vote...

Clemente?

...in both Houses of Congress.

-[scoffs] I don't get this town.
-Everything's a trade-off.

DC's your ultimate
"can't get something for nothing" place.

Here we go.

[girl wailing]

[screaming and sobbing continues]

[cell phone rings]

Hey, Mark.

Just wanted to share
some good news with you.

We've got our funding.

-Mosaic's still alive.
-Because of the Somali Intel?

No. Wedeck pulled some kind of rabbit.

Who knows?
Maybe he wouldn't have had to if--

[tires screech, loud crash]

[tires peal]

Mark?

[Vreede and demetri]
No! No! Lets go!

Hello? Mark?

Hello?

[gunshot]

Ah! Ah! [grunting]

-[bone crunches]
-Ah!

["Like a Rolling Stone" playing]

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ To be on your own ♪

♪ With no direction home ♪

♪ A complete unknown ♪

♪ Just like a Rolling Stone? ♪

♪ Yeah, the Princess on the steeple ♪

♪ All the pretty people ♪

♪ Drinkin', thinkin' that they've ♪

♪ Got it made ♪

♪ Exchanging all kinds of precious gifts ♪

♪ They're gonna take that diamond ring ♪

♪ You better pawn it, babe ♪

♪ You used to be ♪

♪ So amused ♪

♪ In Napoleon in rags ♪

♪ With the language that he used ♪

♪ Now go to him now, he calls you ♪

♪ You can't refuse ♪

♪ When you got nothing... ♪

-[gasping]
-[alarm clock] Wake up!

It's time to get up.

Wake up! It's time to get up.

[heart beating over monitor]

Wake up! It's time to get up.

[continues gasping]

-Tell me.
-It's a girl.

[cries]

-[gasping]
-[siren wailing]

[theme music playing]