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- [Narrator] Previously on Death Squad.
(snarling) (intense music)
- Ava, yeah, we need help!
- The hell is that?
- [Man On Phone] Help please!
Help us!
We're in trouble, help!
Help please!
(intense music)
- What the hell?
How did that little twerp manage to escape those handcuffs?
Everybody that knew he was here, also knew what he did.
So there's no way that any of us would have set him free.
(growling and hissing) (dramatic music)
(shouting)
- [Kirk] Ah, ah.
- Kirk.
- It's okay, it's the same wound from earlier.
- Ben, that's a lot of blood.
If you got bit, we can't risk that.
- I told you it's the same wound from before!
It's not a goddamn bite!
(thudding) - Oh, ow, ugh!
- Shepherd what the hell are you doing?
- Are you doing?
- Don't think I forgot you went AWOL
and left your posts against direct orders.
- Are you insane?
There's dozens of zombies outside.
- Dereliction of duty and insubordination.
Time to face the consequences, Bennett.
- Are you out of your goddamn mind, Shepard?
This isn't the army!
(intense music)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
- When's the last time you slept with your wife?
- How dare you.
(gun firing)
Oh my god, Kirk.
Please let me help you.
Can you let me help you?
I need, you're bleeding!
Come on, nothing happened with us.
Nothing happened!
He's trying to mess with your head.
Nothing happened.
- [Kirk] I wanna believe you.
- Nothing happened.
Please let me help you.
Please let me help you!
(snarling)
- She's in here.
- Okay, let's do this.
- She knows we're here.
- They always react to noises.
- I came here to save her and now look at her.
And all of this is because of my father, all of it.
- Everyone has their reasons.
- All of this is senseless.
Anna didn't deserve this.
No one who works here deserved this.
All of it because my father
and his horrible business partner.
- There's no use to keep thinking about whom to blame.
You have to stay focused, Pavel.
- I used to hate you so much.
I wanted to kill you if I could.
And now here you are, my only hope.
Look out.
(melancholy music)
(growling)
Take her in, come on.
(clicking)
- We need to restrain her.
We don't know how long this will last.
(growling) (hissing)
(thudding)
- Keep your eyes open.
Make sure we get them both.
No mistakes here.
(tense music)
(clunking)
- What the hell was that?
Thank God you caught them before they killed me.
- Did you come here to have a barbecue or do a job?
- We were doing our job.
- Where did that thing come from?
- I have no idea.
What,
what happened to Ergo?
How did he turn into that thing?
- I hope you enjoyed your barbecue.
Wouldn't have been my choice for last move, but...
(clicking) (intense ambient music)
- What are you doing, I don't--
(gun firing)
- Useless.
(growling)
- All of their eyes are different.
- What does that mean?
- That maybe the cure
won't have the same effect on everyone.
- Why not?
The virus treated everyone the same.
- Those are two completely different things, Pavel.
I had my doubts, but now I know.
We need pure blood to get them back to normal.
- You mean the blood of the same person
before they were infected?
That doesn't exist.
Not in her case, for sure.
- I know.
- You should be able to fix this.
I'm going to help you.
I won't lose hope.
- I won't either.
I never lose hope when it comes to people I care about.
- You mean yourself, don't you?
- I'm going to the lab, stay here.
I want you to keep an eye on her for six hours
like we did with the other one,
otherwise we'll be dealing with the faulty data.
Also, we need to understand how she reacts to the drug.
Inject the second dose if she gets aggressive.
(rustling)
(clicking)
(melancholy music)
(soft snarling)
(phone ringing) (tense music)
- Viktor, speak.
- It's done.
- And they're alive?
- [Viktor] Yes.
- And the entrance, is it sealed?
- For good.
- Good.
Take those freaks over to Meknikov's lab.
- Meknikov's lab?
- Yeah Viktor, what, am I speaking Chinese?
- [Viktor] Okay, got it, boss.
- All right, and keep that tail on Subari.
He's still sniffing around.
I don't want any surprises.
- [Viktor] Anything else?
- No, I think we're gonna be okay,
But we gotta act quickly, all right?
- [Viktor] Yes.
- Let's think about this,
Meknikov called me wanting to meet me in secret,
then he just disappeared.
Then we found traces of his blood in someone else's house.
I think he was hiding something.
- That's why he's dead?
- We don't know for sure.
Until we find a corpse.
Is there anything from Pavel and Andrei Kravchenko.
- No, they're both gone too.
Pavel's been MIA on social media.
- It isn't looking good.
(clicking)
What else?
- 130 missing person cases were filed
over the last week and a half.
The list keeps getting longer and longer.
- You think it's related to our case?
- I don't know.
But the majority of these people
are scientists and researchers
and not even their families knew where they worked.
- How's that possible?
We live in a digital age.
Keep digging.
Someone has to know something.
- Okay, of course.
(dramatic music)
(growling and hissing)
- I can't believe it's gonna end like this.
- Don't worry, Em.
It's not gonna end like this.
I'm gonna die with dignity.
(melancholy music)
I care about you, okay?
- What?
- And I want you to live, okay?
I'm gonna do what I got to do.
I love you.
- What are you saying?
(clattering) (clinking)
- I love you.
- What are you doing?
No, Kirk, no!
(shouting) (dramatic music)
(music drowns out yelling)
(gurgling) (chewing)
(explosion)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
- Son of a bitch.
You saved this, rat?
(thudding)
- Easy, easy pretty boy.
- [Gabriella] Stop it, don't hurt him!
- Quiet.
You don't listen to me, you get hurt.
- You and your team,
you we're hired by Sambuco, right?
Right?
- I said I ask the questions.
- Look, we were hired by Sambuco too.
Okay, now look, we are on the same side man.
Why are you holding us?
- Because I don't know who you are
and I want to make sure I get out of here alive.
That's why this rat,
as you call him, is here.
- Good luck.
We trusted him once.
Yeah, he tried to blow us all up.
- He told me what happened.
- And like I said, I had no choice.
- Shut up and figure out how to get us out of here.
The people who sent us to this place
will do anything to make this all go away.
- Exactly.
Man, that's what I've been saying.
We are on the same side.
Now look, we could work together, okay?
We can work together and we can--
- That's enough.
Everyone looks out for themselves,
I don't plan on dying.
- Look man, I'm a hired gun, just like you.
My team was blindsided,
just like yours.
Okay?
Now, we have the same enemy, all right?
What the hell about that do you not understand?
- Maybe I'm tired of fighting.
If life will end soon,
maybe I want something else.
(tense music)
- Don't even think about it, man.
- Oh really?
Come closer.
- Don't move, Gabriella.
I'm warning you dude.
- And you talk too much.
- Ah! No! (crashing)
(intense music)
- Don't come close to me.
- Don't touch her.
- Don't worry, he'll be fine when he wakes up.
But for now...
- Don't come close to me.
- Don't! - Don't touch her.
- Don't you hear me?
- [Anton] Leave her alone.
- [Gabriella] Help me! (growling)
(Gabriella screaming)
(tense music)
(clunking) (creaking)
(clunking)
- You don't want to see what's out there, Emily.
I know you're tough, but no one should have to see that.
Unfortunately, it's the only way we can go back
to the command center.
We obviously can't go through the ventilation shaft.
Okay?
So, I suggest you shut your eyes.
But we need to move, come on.
Emily let's go.
Shut your eyes.
- Don't touch her leave her alone!
- Please! - Shout your mouth
and do your job!
- Leave her alone!
(thudding) (gasping)
(sobbing)
- That's it, I'm going to kill you.
(tense music)
- Freeze, bastard.
(snarling) (gasping)
- Anton!
(yelling) (squelching)
(gun firing)
(gun firing) - Ah, ah, ah!
- Anton, hey, hey!
Listen to me, I'm gonna cut off your ear now.
- What, no, no!
- I either cut off your ear or I kill you.
Which one is it?
(squelching) (screaming)
(sobbing)
Hey, you okay?
- Yes. - You okay, you sure.
- Yeah, yeah yeah.
I think we need to stop the bleeding.
Turn around.
(heavy breathing)
- Hey wait, whoa.
It's too dangerous, let me.
Here, kid.
Patch yourself up.
(clattering)
(crowd shouting) (dramatic music)
- Calm down, please.
We are doing everything to find your missing loved ones.
- And then, why don't you find them?
I haven't heard from my daughter at all.
- We're taking all appropriate measures to this time.
- Then show us some results,
instead of just making empty promises.
- Please just believe me, we're doing everything we can.
And you all have my utmost empathy
for what you're going through right now.
Want nothing more than just to find all of them
as quick as possible.
That's why, just excuse us, we need to get to it.
- He's my only boy.
He said he was going to the mountain.
And now he's missing, why?
- We are aware of everyone's issues.
Finding your families is our highest priority.
That's why, please, let us do our work.
(crowd shouting)
- We're taking care.
We take care, now please.
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(snarling)
- How did this happen, boss?
- Damen.
Meknikov swore that this guy was the best,
and Livanov agreed.
(snarling)
Guess not.
(snarling)
- Let's go.
Why are we keeping these things here, boss?
Subari's still looking for Meknikov.
- Yeah, that's why we brought them here.
- I don't understand, boss.
- Look, I told you I wanted to have them here
so we could bring someone in to analyze these things.
See if there's some way that we could
use them for our advantage.
Also, we still have to cover our tracks.
If we keep them here,
we can pin the whole thing on Meknikov.
- What if the police find this place before we are done?
- Viktor, let's just make sure that doesn't happen, okay?
- And the magic lab?
- Oh we still have to blow that to smithereens.
Now listen, when this Professor Murdoch arrives,
bring him here straight away.
(phone ringing) - Got it.
- Oh boy, it's Livanov.
He's on his way.
This will be interesting.
- Hey you're awake.
That's good.
How you feeling?
It's safer in here, not bad right?
We're gonna have to start rationing our food,
so you have a little of this.
You look exhausted.
- I don't want any.
- Don't be childish.
Face it, what happened happened.
And from now on, you need to be strong,
and we need to move forward.
- You're the one who made sure
you created a rift between me and Kirk.
- You can't blame me for what happened to him.
He knew he was dying.
He went out like a hero.
- You shot him.
He was dying.
It's just the same as Tariq, you keep killing your own men.
- Emily, if I didn't shoot Kirk, he would have killed me,
the same thing with Tariq.
They were both dangerously insubordinate.
Come on, I'm not gonna bite.
- You're a killer.
You murdered my husband.
- I'm gonna go look for the others.
Hopefully you'll pull yourself together before I get back.
- And hopefully someone will kill you on the way.
- You don't mean that.
- [Brooks] Hey, Anton?
You still see clearly?
- Yeah.
- Any cravings for human flesh?
- No.
- That's good, maybe it's past incubation time.
I think you cut his ear off in time.
- Yeah, great.
Wait, what if I'm still infected, but it gets me later.
- Don't compare yourself to Thompson.
He was a trained fighter
and you're a little schmuck
that lives in his parents' basement
playing video games all day.
- But as soon as you feel something, let us know.
We'll lock you in a room with Anna
until doctor finds a cure.
- Or you'll kill me.
Right?
- That would be my first choice.
- How ironic.
You saved my life and now you're gonna kill me.
- No one is going to kill you.
- We're all in danger until they open the doors
and we all leave.
- And I told you already, that's not gonna happen
until the doctor finds a cure.
- We may all be dead before that.
- And you may be dead before this conversation ends.
- Yeah.
- [ Gabriella] Do you think Pavel will be with Anna?
- Yeah, he's like a dog on a leash.
- He loves her.
- He's obsessed with her.
(sighing)
What?
- You don't think he genuinely loves her?
- Of course I do.
You know, you forget.
I helped facilitate that whole relationship.
I never get any credit though.
All right.
I think he's clear, let's go meet up with the others.
All right, Anton, lead the way, bud.
(brooding music)
- Thank you, professor, for getting here so quickly.
- Yes.
It's fortunate the university is not
in session at the moment.
So, what is the emergency?
Is there a problem in the lab?
- Professor, you know that I trust you completely.
- Yes, of course.
I have a lot of respect for you and Mr. Meknikov.
- Yes, and you've been very helpful to us in the past.
I must ask for your complete discretion in this matter.
- Of course, but what is the problem?
- We have a very serious situation here.
A virus that has caused a terrible condition
in a number of patients.
The last thing we want to do is create a panic.
- Can you be more specific?
- Well, the virus seems to be transmitted
through blood or bodily fluids.
The patients who have been infected,
well, it creates a situation,
symptoms that causes them to behave like...
Well, there's no other way to put it.
It turns them into zombies.
- Is this a joke?
I don't have the time.
Please.
- Okay, I don't know what the medical
or scientific term for it is,
but please have a look for yourself.
(clicking) (whirring)
(roaring) (snarling)
- What is this?
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(roaring) (snarling)
- What is this? (roaring)
- That's exactly what we were hoping you could tell us.
I'd like you to study these things
and provides us with your findings.
(snarling)
- Oh my God!
- Look, we'll give you whatever you need
to get the job done.
I want you to see if you can figure out
if there's any cure for this condition
and identify the virus.
Whatever it takes, whatever it costs.
- I can't believe my eyes.
- Professor, are you listening to me?
(roaring)
- Professor?
- Yes.
(melancholy music)
(knocking)
- [Shepherd] Hey, open up, it's me.
(clicking)
Easy kid, put that thing down.
- Sorry.
What are you doing here?
- Was she bitten?
She dead?
- It's none of your business.
- Actually it is.
I'm asking you, was she bit?
And did you have to kill her?
- She got bit because you left the door open
when you came to talk to us.
- Seriously, is everyone gonna blame me for everything?
- I don't know who to blame.
You, me, Damen.
- Look, I'm sorry she died, but you can't--
- She's not dead.
Damen just put her to sleep for a while.
He found a temporary sedation
and now he's working on the cure.
He'll find it and then it will be alright.
- Where are the others?
- I don't know, I thought they were with you.
- They were.
Kirk and Emily, Kirk grabbed a grenade,
went after some zombies, and we lost him.
- What?
- The zombies bum rushed us, Kirk created a diversion,
blew up a bunch of the zombies, and saved us.
Emily's not handling it well.
- Well, you can't blame her.
Everyone deals with death and loss differently.
- Obviously, she'll make it through it.
Let's go, you can't stay here alone.
- I cannot leave here.
I need to stay with Anna
and make sure I document how long she stays sedated,
for Dr. Damen.
- I know you love the girl,
but nothing's gonna bring back the infected.
Not Damen, not God, not Satan.
Nothing's gonna bring her back to the way she was.
- You're wrong.
Damen has already made progress
on the antiviral serum.
He's gonna find the cure
and I'll do whatever it takes to make sure
the virus doesn't kill her.
- It's already killed her, don't you understand?
- I believe in the power of science and hope.
- Do you want everything to return to the way it was?
'Cause that's not gonna happen!
Look at her!
Does she look human to you?
- Don't talk about her like that.
- Look, you need to inject her and you need to leave.
Get the rest of the survivors and get out.
If we stay here and wait for the cure
the rest of us are gonna end up just like her.
- I'm not one of your soldiers.
You cannot tell me what to do.
- She's a zombie.
What part of this aren't you getting?
(thudding) Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding?
I will break your arm off like a chicken bone,
and beat you over the head with the bloody stump.
Do you understand me?
(intense music) (beeping)
- Did he die?
(clicking)
No.
There is no brain activity at all anymore.
(clunking)
(coughing)
(sighing) (dramatic music)
(sighing) (sniffling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(pensive music) (snarling)
(roaring)
(roaring)
(heavy breathing)
Are you okay?
Are you bit?
Can you hear me?
Just get out of here.
Can you walk?
Then let's get out of here.
What happened in there?
I can only imagine.
If you can't talk about it that's not good.
- I'm not saying anything.
I'm not saying anything to anyone.
- So you can speak.
- Well, if you're expecting a thank you, don't.
'Cause I didn't need to be saved.
How'd you get that thing to stop anyway?
It's a serum.
It's only partly effective.
(intense music)
(snarling)
I don't know what to do.
- I don't have my weapon.
- What do we do?
What do we do?
- I'm so tired of this.
I'm so sick of this.
I don't wanna do this anymore.
(tense music) (growling)
(intense music) (snarling)
(squelching) - Run.
Quick.
Come on!
(growling) (screaming)
- Tell me something, kid.
If you would have landed a punch,
what would you have done afterwards?
- I didn't exactly have a plan.
- You're lucky I'm not a real jerk
or I'd smash your face in.
What are you gonna do now, kid?
- I'm not leaving.
She means everything to me.
- Apparently love made ya do some stupid things,
so I'm gonna let this little indiscretion slide.
If I was gonna be mad, I'd be mad at your old man.
He's the reason that she's like that.
- I don't want to talk about my father.
- I wouldn't want to talk about him either
if he did that to my girl, right?
Or if he knew I was stuck down here
and didn't come try and save me.
- I'm sure he would if he could.
And either way I'm not going to forgive him.
- What if he could and he didn't?
- What do you mean?
- Kirk and Emily found a way out of here
through the ventilation shaft,
but someone filled it with cement from the outside.
- My father would never do that.
- Don't tell me.
I saw with my own eyes.
The cement was still wet.
You know what that means?
They don't want any of us getting out of here,
including you.
I'm gonna go check on Emily.
If any of the others come back,
tell them I'm in E block.
(dramatic music)
(clicking)
(sighing)
(scraping)
- Come on!
(scraping) (heavy breathing)
- We should be safe in here.
- You are the last of your group?
- It's none of your business, doctor.
- Are you part of that Black Rock team,
the one that was sent in before us?
- I want to understand who you people are
and what you're doing here.
- We came to do an extraction,
but no one told us about the Black Rock guys
or about the zombies.
We saw what happened to some of them.
So how did you manage to survive when no one else did?
- Maybe I'll tell you someday,
but I think we'll all be dead before then.
- I need to get back to my work.
- Your work?
Hasn't your work caused enough destruction.
- You don't understand.
I'm close to breakthrough.
I need to continue so that I can put this to an end.
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
(metal ringing) (gurgling)
- Nikolai, welcome back to Armenia.
- I wish I could say I was happy to be here.
Peter, there's something I need to tell you.
This is an enormous setback for us.
We've had orders for the finished product
from China, from Turkey, from Iran.
And Russia and North Korea are also interested.
This is a huge missed opportunity.
(intense music)
So where do you want to go first?
The hotel or straight to the office?
- To Meknikov's laboratory.
I want to see this for myself.
(dramatic music)
(sighing) - Well, this is it, Viktor.
(dramatic music)
- We haven't managed to get any information
about the off-shore accounts.
But we did learn something interesting
about the Meknikov case.
Peter Sambuco went to the airport today
to meet the Russian oligarch, Nikolai Livanov.
- Do we know the reason of his arrival?
- It seemed to me that the visit was business,
but Sambuco and Livanov are not partners
on any ventures that we know of.
- That we know of.
- Maybe they are discussing partnering up
on something in the future.
- Maybe, but we need facts.
I want to know everything about Livanov
and the same with Sambuco.
- Okay.
- What happened to him?
- Not sure yet.
But he seems to have lost all brain activity.
- Why?
Why did you do this?
You have turned all these people into creatures.
- That was never my intention.
- Tell that to the rest of my unit
who are now all dead walking around us.
- We've been saying that for days now.
- Why does he still live, huh?
When so many others have died because of what he did?
- Because we need him to find the antiviral
to avoid this thing from spreading
so we can actually make it out of here alive.
- Zed?
- Shepherd.
Michael Shepard.
- Their brains are completely restructured.
Simple reflex only.
- Dear God.
(sighing)
- Okay, just, so yeah, we already know they're contagious
and it's a neuro tropic virus?
- Yes.
- Okay, and it's, oh.
It's related to the rabies virus.
So it can be transmitted through a bite or a scratch.
- A bite?
You mean like a--
- Like a wild animal, yes.
(snarling)
- So if one of these
infected individuals were to bite someone?
- Yeah, that would be bad.
But we've taken precautions to make
sure that doesn't happen.
- So I see.
- The professor understands
the seriousness of the situation,
and has assured us his complete confidentiality.
I can talk to you about some ideas I have, later.
- I must say, I had no idea
of the uniqueness of the situation.
The world of science will be turned upside down.
(snarling)
- Inspector, sir!
- I don't have a lot of time, Tovmasyan.
- This is important.
Our IT guys, got an extensive list of off-shore accounts.
Lots of big names on that list.
- Meknikov?
- No, but Livanov.
- Good job.
- There's more.
Transactions show money was transferred recently
to one of Meknikov's affiliate companies.
- Meknikov's?
- Yes, but that's not the most interesting bit.
That woman's son, Anton, who's missing
also received transfer from that same account.
- And now Livanov is here in person.
- Yep.
Sambuco and Livanov went straight from the airport
to one of his and Meknikov's medical firms.
- Well, let's get a search warrant for that lab
and make it quick.
- Yes sir.
- Good to see you old friend.
What the hell are you doing here?
- You two know each other?
- Zed was attached to my unit
in Afghanistan on my second tour.
- Zed.
- Yeah, there were three Mohammed's in our unit.
This is Mohammed Zeeman Al Zabari.
The Brits used to call him Zed.
So we did too.
You a Black Rock operator now?
- Since last year.
- So what happened?
They didn't tell us you guys were going down before us.
- We were blindsided from almost the second we entered.
We had not no chance.
- Anyone from your team survive?
I'm sorry.
We had casualties too.
- Yeah, ones that could have been avoided.
- All the deaths could be avoided.
- You-- (coughing)
You okay there, doc?
- Yeah, it's fine.
- Are you giving that kid hope
that you could save his girlfriend?
- Clean and stable.
- Did you hear me?
- Yes.
Hope is a good thing.
- Not when it's false hope.
- I assure you, I never give someone false hope.
- Whoa.
What's up with you?
- Nothing.
Just got a bit
light headed.
I can find the anti-virus.
I'm close.
Really close.
- If I were you, I wouldn't bet my life on it.
- I'm afraid I already have.
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- Where you going?
- I need to speak with Pavel.
- I'll be back in a second.
Gotta go to the can.
- You really think making our unit look compromised
in front of another operator is a wise decision?
- I think the wise decision would to be
to actually take care of your team
and not be so selfish for once in your life.
- Look, I know you're going through a lot right now.
- You have no idea of what I'm going through right now.
None.
- Well, help me understand.
- Don't touch me!
Okay, I'm sorry.
Geez.
- [Brooks] I'm gonna kill you, jackass!
- [Zed] I don't think so.
- What the hell?
- No means no.
You son of a bitch.
- What are you guys doing?
Brooks!
- This doesn't concern you, Shepard.
- Brooks let him go.
Brooks, whatever Zed did to make you mad,
I know he didn't mean to.
- This bastard tried to rape Gabbie.
- What?
- I wasn't really going to do that.
It was out of line.
I'm sorry.
- [Shepherd] See, it was just a misunderstanding.
- Oh, so that's it, huh?
He just apologizes and then everything is
forgiven and forgotten, huh?
- Zed.
- I said, I'm sorry.
- [Shepherd] Brooks.
- You know this son of a bitch?
- He knows him from Kandahar.
- Afghan national army.
Met him when I was over there in charge of the TAC command.
- So what now?
- We need to do whatever we can to help Dr. Damen find cure,
so that we can get out of here.
- She's right. The real enemies are the people
who put us in here in the first place.
- And zombies.
- Zombies are easy.
It's the humans that suck.
- Look, I suggest that we put all disputes
and disagreements aside
and actually help each other to get out of here.
After that, all bets are off.
- I'll work on a code to get us out of here.
For after the antidote's discovered.
- Try not to blow us up this time.
- All right.
Me and Gabbie'll go find the doc,
light a fire under his ass.
- I go with the computer guy.
Make sure he gets there okay.
- [Sambuco] So what did you come up with?
- [Viktor] The only option
is with explosions from outside.
Here, here,
and here.
- [Sambuco] You get guys that know what they're doing?
- [Viktor] Top guy from Ukraine.
Is not cheap.
- That's all right.
Just make it happen and do it quickly
before another one of these things gets out.
- One more thing, boss.
- What?
- He says it's risky.
- Like, in what way?
- We can dig down, but the blast could still be seen.
- Well, it's a good thing this place is out in the boonies.
I'm not worried about witnesses.
- So?
- So do it.
We don't have much of a choice, do we?
- Okay, boss.
(static) It's a go.
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- [Announcer] Next time on Death Squad.
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- Inspector Subari.
And I see you've brought some friends.
- Here is a search warrant for Meknikov's lab.
Guys, please go to check it out.
- Doctor, help me to inject her.
- Stop, stop, stop.
No, no, no, no.
Do not inject that.
It could kill her.
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