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Previously.

I need to get into my Hitchhiker's Guide to Time travel.

Wait a minute. That's what you're calling it.

I'm glad you enjoyed the class. Oh, I loved it.

It was actually really looking forward to reading the reference. Old hymnal.

I'm Colonel Daniel Morgan, Commander Morgan's Dreyfus.

I'd like you to come with me.

The British are moving south. Battle is coming.

Battle Saratoga.

I cannot tell you how sorry I am to have failed.

This was no doubt an opportunity for redemption will present itself.

We'll be ready when it does.

Mark McKenzie had me behind.

Roger.

Can you hear anything?

Anything?

She can hear it.

Do you know what happened to all the biscuits and crisps?

Everything locally. But I know that you didn't

delivery.

We're camped there.

Bemis Heights, New York, outside of Saratoga.

Your father has accepted a new commissioner's

colonel in Daniel Morgan's Rifle Corp.

You can imagine how I'm feeling.

Strange mixture of fragile optimism and a troubling sense of unease.

Knowing what I do know and yet still uncertain

about what exactly might be in store for us.

There is so much to tell you, Bree.

But perhaps the most important thing since I last wrote

is that I crossed paths with your brother at Ticonderoga.

I'd been captured.

I'm safe now, thanks to your father, Neal.

But that was when I met William.

It lifted my heart to see him again.

That the sight of him made my heart bleed for you.

I miss you, darling.

Let me do the talking.

Because the hell is this?

You want me to introduce the Nook, Livy?

Also known as William Buckley.

Mackenzie,

your servant by the

same song.

Alas, that is God's sake.

That lasts beyond

my reader.

So she sailed on a day

over the sea to sky.

I was.

And this is my.

I'm so.

Oh, that was good.

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

Lose me is the

same song I the last that is

shaken up.

Lost the marry.

A song she sang like

the s sky.

Yes. This

sounds

good.

Yeah.

After other months,

it was ruined financially.

The wife, Morag, the brother in Inverness,

had done well for himself.

And he wrote that he might have need of a clerk

and since had been a lawyer

in Glasgow amid a wind North

Union in Inverness,

we heard the strange noise

like a

hive of bees,

thought his mind from

the shadows

coming from a bones

to the Craig Doon.

I'm thinking the two of you know it

well what I did with the parents.

Well, I went to see what was

and he had a

family.

Went to the town

along the road.

Those

great roaring carriages

going by me.

How did you come to be a laborer?

Well, I saw you

entering a shop in Inverness.

Yet the only ones

you might know what's happened to me.

If you were looking for answers, what were you doing lurking about?

Scaring your children?

Only a fool walk up to your door and not expect to be met with your wrath.

You survived.

You been hanged after all,

because of me.

And yet

nothing I can do.

Oh, it was the life.

Riverside.

Gentlemen, I'm glad we're able to meet the rebels

out of burning crops as they retreat and destroying bridges.

I'll draw some champagne, promising, at least,

as with every gain comes a loss.

The soldiers we don't lose in battle, we lose.

The desertion is a disgrace.

Lily livered is what they are.

Cowards.

I must confess, it comes as little surprise.

You must find a way to bring your men in line.

General.

It's not only Hessians deserting.

No, Grant, I assure you enough.

It will not matter.

We will be met with reinforcements in Albany.

General Horsemen are marching as we speak.

Combined forces will bring this rebellion to a close,

provided we reach Albany unimpeded. Sir.

We have not enough horses to pull our artillery and supplies.

Meanwhile, the Continental Army grows steadily

and they are encamped between us and our target.

But, gentlemen, they are afraid of open confrontation,

which is where we shall find them

in open ground, drawing upon our strength field artillery.

God help them when we do.

Well said, General Frazer.

This is the last push, gentlemen, and we will prevail, as we always do.

God save the king.

God save the king.

General, we're going.

A messenger arrived with word

from General Howe.

If you do not have a seat at this table,

make your exit swiftly.

Captain Richardson.

Right.

It's more pressing matters.

Shall I took my sacking.

You have one to cook?

No, but I sent one of my scouts off in search of Game Bird.

So the optimist. What am I on?

Wish me luck.

I don't need luck, Sandy.

British Army's finest.

Here we go again.

Very, very good.

My horse is impressed.

You won't catch me wasting any of this on my horse.

Matter how noble as the Captain Gluck.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

You must find Mrs.

Lind right away.

I have it on good authority that Mrs.

Lind is the general's mistress.

She'd be summoned this early.

Can't be good. No.

I'm afraid it's not.

Lieutenant Lord Ellesmere.

General, How will not be meeting with an Albany after all.

He intends to take Philadelphia.

The American forces are already poised for battle, sir.

Exactly right.

General Frazer has charged me with urgent dispatches.

Appeals to General Clinton and New York City

to create any diversion in favor of our army's approach to Albany.

And as those requests are to be sent out in duplicate.

General Frazer has granted me permission for you to act as my second

victory.

Cannot come too soon.

General Burgoyne

intends an attack in three days time.

You will miss it.

Well, the record is testy,

but it sticks in your craw.

If this deal burns.

Jeremiah is my son's name as well.

Don't know.

Strange fellows.

Are we lost?

We lost. Could I still be Boxer?

So you better hurry up with your story.

Alamance.

My employer

in North Carolina turned out for the regulation.

So he went to

morrow again.

The burden stayed with me

in a small camp.

When the next fellowship meets.

As you

did not tell you who I was.

I helped her on the ship.

So a man does Nicodemus.

Another man's wife, then husband?

No, but ten feet away.

He was trying to warn you while hiding his yellow cake.

Why would a militiaman do that? Because

Morag is my five,

maybe six times. I forget the number.

Great grandmother

makes you and my granda.

My son was named Jeremiah after my DA,

who was named for his granda.

Who was named for your son.

That may be one or two.

Jeremiah's missing along the way.

We are family.

It wouldn't have been stronger than coffee,

would you?

You take a little water.

If it was, the Lord got a drink in America, I'd throw it down.

Whiskey, drinking

a little water.

What was the favor?

You cannot tell me.

You know, Scott, if I am on my father's side.

His name is

was James Frazer

of Proctor.

Are you another then?

Like your husband and me

know whatever it is.

Yeah.

Did you find the family tree? No.

What year was it that you came through?

The end of our Lord?

1778.

I write to Fiona and the kids.

Can you.

Oh, it's Rob Cameron.

Jesus Christ.

I told him I could come for dinner sometime.

I don't think he'd just show up. What?

He doesn't call fast.

You can't stand here.

You have to hide.

I wasn't.

Impressive place.

We like it.

Have I come up about time?

No. No, not at all.

We were just taking advantage.

The children being out to do some tidying up.

It's.

It's a madhouse.

And now it's stuff everywhere.

Well, renovate.

You know how it is.

Well, the missus likes a nice bottle of red.

I like any small red.

Well, come in.

Thank you.

After you.

What's that to do?

Hey, Go. Fuck.

I see.

He's got started. Okay.

Well, as I said, it's, uh.

It's a madhouse in here sometimes.

We drop the old wattle when you can.

And I thought you said you were the cook.

R.A..

You know, a lock.

But he's done tonight.

Just pretend you like it. That's what I do.

Really?

Well,

Sanja

branch, you both lines up.

Mm. Good stuff, huh? Hmm.

Oh, by the way, I'd love to have a look at your father's wall terminals.

You know, seniors didn't get a chance in your class.

You know?

Not too much trouble.

No. Well, I see that right now.

Let's see. This way.

Well, I've got some more that I collected from various travelers.

Paddlers, historical research.

This is a treasure trove.

Do you mind if I copy a few of these down?

Be my guest.

Well, have to keep the history of life.

I. I'm just going to pop through and see if green is a good one.

He'll be occupied for a while,

I think, for long enough to get rid overall surprise guest.

Any. Any.

Hi. Look, I got school.

Oh, hey.

Tough day club, huh?

I was a member of the tough to club when I was your age.

Here.

Oh, and it is damn near impossible to read your horrified notes.

Are you writing on the same paper bag you belong to?

No, no, Never.

Sandwiches out first.

And you should just be grateful

You don't have to decipher under Craig's chicken scratch.

And I don't even want to know what they're having for lunch.

I definitely don't.

I came to do it in three men

really left off a huge heart by not behaving all massive.

You see us three men, we man the machines.

He's multi-ton overhead.

Cranes lift the turbines out of nests.

You know, first

of all, to get down there, we have to go through the tunnels.

Well, you take me to see the model, please.

Oh, you know, honey, the tunnels are not best suited for children.

Now, some people might say the same thing about women,

and they'd be wrong.

No, I'm not.

All right, you two.

If you're all done and get ready for bed.

Can we watch some telly first,

just for you to get us out to the caravan.

See you, Rob.

Big guy.

Oh, and speaking of lunch, do you guys never eat in cafeteria?

Never.

Never one. Thank you. Don't eat in the cafeteria.

Terrible rule. I would die for Linda. You.

It was a one time thing. Just as soon as you go

back to the flapjacks.

When did you get Craig's? No.

What about the results? The second turbine?

Yes. He thinks that's why the.

The power reading a lot.

I think the problem might be a damaged blade.

Or there's something stuck in the wick.

Well, whatever you think of a

well scheduled repair for next week.

Well, you can count on me, Craig, And Undo

considers your three Musketeers.

Well, that was wonderful.

Thank you so much.

And compliments to the chef.

I'll do it again sometime.

Oh, gin.

It would be perfection, right?

No, no,

just another wee drama.

Know that

I brought you a present?

Oh. What is it?

Geese or ducks this time?

No, it's a book.

The book was printed on paper.

You recall this sort of thing

landed on the edge of the creek.

Dropped inflator.

Expect

Selznick

realized it.

You need spectacles.

Nonsense.

You see perfectly well. Hmm.

Well, then, read this.

Well, how am I supposed to read that?

It's terribly small type. It's 12 point Castle.

And I will say to you that things are terrible.

The gutters are half of what they should be, and even so,

you need spectacles.

And you must

be blind as bats before this war is over.

Please tell me

I see well enough to shoot straight.

Then. If I saw some action

and shoot straight with my eyes closed,

which is a good thing,

are being mustered for battle

in three days time,

you know,

then I suppose as a spectacle maker this side of Philadelphia.

But let me get back to Scotland.

I will buy you a tortoiseshell pair for every day and a pair of a

gold rims for some. This.

You can't expect me to start reading the Bible

with them, you know, But I, I, we prayer for me tonight.

Could not

come back to me.

You always to.

And if you don't,

I'll come looking for you.

Who can you assassinate?

So waiting for your scout to return with that turkey

livery in the bird himself.

By now,

what I get for dinner at the Beefsteak Club.

General Frazer,

we'll be of service to you.

No, I've come with no request.

Please fill your stomachs.

And they've been empty for some time.

Our dinner is not quite up to General Burgoyne standards.

I imagine we're lacking good claret and music.

We have to find a way

to keep our spirits up.

I find my spirits lifted here around the fire

with my man.

And so it shall be on the battlefield,

standing side by side

with my fellow soldiers.

Spirits up.

Glory is afoot.

Now's your chance, William.

General Fraser.

A moment, please. Secure that wheel.

I cannot help thinking that I should be here standing side by side with these men.

With you.

Respectfully, sir, I know I can be

of more use on the battlefields than in carrying dispatches.

You told at General Burgoyne that we are at a crucial point in this war. I.

I am no errand boy.

I'm a true soldier.

And with your permission, General, I'd like to remain here

with the Army.

I can only fold your courage.

Foolhardy as it may be, you'll be needing it

if you had to stay and fight.

If that's what you really want.

Yes. Well,

I shall tell

Captain Richardson to find himself another messenger.

I was so nice to say a table

with a proper family, you know, I suppose with your sister and with Bobby.

Oh, by

the grace.

But I was married once.

A lovely French girl, but.

Well, let's just say it wasn't a match made in heaven.

She divorced me a couple years ago.

Yeah, it was on both fronts.

Her family has money. The

I don't.

And it turns out the more expensive warrior wins in these things.

Oh, it's tough being separated from family.

I might die.

Anyway, um,

thank you

for everything.

Oh, I was going to take Bobby to the pictures tomorrow night.

I don't know if Jamie would like to join us.

I mean, you can spend a night of Bobby's if you'd like.

Yeah, he'd love that.

Uh, goodnight.

Drive safe.

There's no.

You didn't lock him.

I don't think I'd have to

lose Blake.

He's an astronaut 500 years in the future and has lots of adventures.

Your book, Daddy's Roger

Astronaut

from a lot. And so does me.

That must mean star traveler.

Is that what we're called?

Was he

winning?

I'm not sure. It's risky.

Make me feel like a round three

if I'm not quite sure, Andrew relates.

Is my cousins

and I apologized.

He's not really that scary.

Mummy

I was

he already gotten Jim Amanda to be on the side

and he has his own Ouija Romeo so

I must be a messenger. Children,

we've had a rough go.

Why don't William sleep in the house tonight?

I can't.

He's out thinking back to the ticket guy.

And the man in there is not the enemy elements.

He's his cousin book

and he knows that No. Two.

Fine.

Make up the couch in the dining one.

Kids are in the trailer with us Anyway,

I do not want him hanging around the house when we're not there.

Uh oh.

I can't take him to school with me tomorrow.

Can you take him to work with you?

I, I guess.

But on Saturday.

On Saturday, I'll take him back to the Stones,

I promise.

So you've already forgiven them? Yes.

At that rate, after IBM

permanently the ground

here.

I thought that was because you scared the kids.

Oh, a few of those punches offered me to

either be

a film, get

must be unsettling

to see things so changed.

Does that yet?

And as much the hose matches

up there,

I they always wear yet

all the people that are gone

over them

what I

she was a child

ai0 did

when you first came through and you realized what had happened,

why didn't you go back into the circle then.

And I say really straight away what had happened.

I can't it was something terrible

that the stones were to do it.

So always wary of them should even try,

for the sake of your family.

What are you thinking about when you first came through?

Was there anything in particular?

What have you brought me here again?

You want to keep an eye on me when you're away from home?

Is there something still bothering him?

Yeah.

I want to know why you're here.

You do want to go back to Morag and Jeremiah,

don't you?

You help me do that.

The ring you're wearing,

the gemstone is missing because of the journey made.

For some reason, you need one to travel.

If we can find you another gem

to be able to go back again.

And if you think of your family,

it should steer you toward them.

I go,

okay,

this is about Mackenzie.

Roger's cousin is visiting Cooke.

This is what Cameron I mean,

and it's okay if I pick Gem up at five.

That film starts at six. Sure.

Sounds perfect. Great.

I'll see you then,

Bill.

Joe, The View.

What?

Smile.

And a bit too much and the direction me. Thanks.

Oh, that's how people treat each other these days.

It's called kindness.

I give it a try and only see

no fool.

What are you doing in here?

Of all the things I've seen,

have you been inside? One

a few times.

I flew home from America and one

after going through the storms on Ocracoke.

Why? Jeremy would love us.

That's one of Gemma's favorites.

But maybe you could take it back with you

if he's willing to part with it.

Mr. Cameron, I met today.

He's trouble.

He's got a severe wife.

You think everyone has a heart?

I Which is why I ended up with a noose around my neck.

And the other man in my time would have thought the same.

A man is born knowing when someone is preying on their women.

Well, you were wrong,

and that isn't your time.

We thought I should tell. You.

There's something I should tell you.

I think

I did find the Mackenzie family three

time.

I didn't know whether to tell you because

I don't even know if it's correct.

But I saw the year of your death.

Do you want to know?

Do I let you to tell me?

Anyway,

it was marked as 1778,

which could mean that you never make it back to your own time.

And because of that, your family presumed you were dead.

So it could be wrong

or do make it back.

And yes,

there is thought to

win at the dam.

I kind of got the feeling he doesn't want to go back.

Well, I didn't advise him one way or the other. I just

thought I should know if

at the end of his death

there were things he thought I should know, too.

Like, Well,

he thinks Rob Cameron has a heart

eye for you.

Well, that's ridiculous.

You've had dinner with him.

You know what he's like.

All right,

How about flirting with

of love?

Rob's just a lonely divorcee.

All the more reason

to be paying off after a year.

I'm his boss.

I think he takes a little too much pleasure

in calling you golf.

Roger Mackenzie.

First three.

Feeling a wee bit territorial?

Yeah, I found him.

Yeah,

I know.

The modern man isn't supposed to be possessive.

The afternoon

I'm feeling a lot of

time now.

When you

grow up.

I know,

but I'll

see you then.

What's happening?

He captured a British deserter.

Said we're going to muster 1500 men to test the strength of our left

wing.

Hogan's leading the charge again

because we him

always

it's expedience.

Come to the power to fix.

Expect.

Thanks. Yes.

I just.

Who do you think has a better person?

This is Linda.

Baroness.

I prefer not to comment

on such a vulgar topic.

This is it, Hammond.

Oh, I see. Evading the question.

You have a knife somewhere?

It's a name.

It's unlikely I will ever see her again.

Won't matter if you tell me her name, then will it?

It's Rachel.

She's

Hammond.

Hammond.

I turn her

to double

Saturday from

day one

to your

good,

good,

good.

Jimmy is gone.

Is gone.

Hey, Jimmy fine.

He's just going to stay with his friend Bobby tonight.

He'll be home tomorrow.

No, he's gone.

She's not here. It's okay, baby.

He's just a puppy.

No, he's not here.

What do you mean by not Here we are.

She's not here with me.

They're connection.

Hush now, sweetheart.

Tell me,

what made you wake up?

Did you have a bad dream?

There were stones.

They scream, not me.

And then what happened?

Eliana?

Did you go close to the stone?

You know me, Jim.

That bad man can.

I'll check with book.

Oh, he's not.

It's going to be all right.

I got to.

On the name of the Blessed Virgin, though.

This rocket Monday said the nightmare.

You haven't seen Jim, have you?

To Cameron.

As you know, Roger, it was Rob

Jemison with Bobby.

I just spoke to his mom and there was no movie.

There was no sleepover.

Well, these across the street from me to go look in his car.

He's gone.

The lack of

someone to stop the box.

The study I saw just now, he's read the letters.

The Devil's Rooster, the Stones.

He read my gate.

I'll take to by accident.

Take the time to think.

It was something I'd made up for fun.

But he knew he.

Yeah.

And then he read those letters.

He hell,

this time

I'm like, was.

Then I don't know what you know.

There are others.

I, I know my mother in law

and indeed in the colonies and

what God gave us.

Don't kill us.

But you don't at all.

But her belief in the need for blood sacrifice to travel.

Why did I make that? No.

Yeah.

Clear the torch.

Come on,

Robert.

Jenny.

Tunnel. Run!

Jenny.

Roger,

That's through.

But I'm not

taking them out

to bury the dead.

I have this over with.

Steep enough. God damn it. Keep digging.

Steep enough, I tell you.

And I tell you, it is not.

Pick up your shovels,

all of you.

These men died bravely

and we did not retrieve the bodies from the field, only to see the pulled out

of shallow graves and devoured in the night.

We dig deeper

and the British army has weathered the storm

as we knew we would Best army in the world.

The victory and the glory is ours.

Oh, Tony, Greenville

barely held ground.

And yet here we send.

If General Beauregard

can convince us that we are victorious

and we have prevailed,

determined to get

an honorable death, I live to tell the tale.

They send four men to battle, but no such men return.

So it says Aeschylus,

yet a different man now

enforcement of battle.

No such men return

home to claim their welcome come ashes

in a not

that soon

you'll

crop Krawczyk James through the stones.

We found this. What do we do?

I'm calling after all.

There's going to be another battle.

Isn't that?

Thanks.

I will find them, Marie.

I'll bring them home.

I must come to us.

Well.

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