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Hello, Mark.

Adam... been a long time.

You'’re the last person
I thought I'’d find here.

I heard Malone
was speaking.
I wanted to hear him.

I hoped he might'’ve
learned some things

from what happened
at Genomex.

[CHUCKLES]

If there'’s a profit
to be made in
an ethical vacuum,

Dennis Malone'’s going
to be all over it.

I sometimes wonder
how things might'’ve
been different for me,

had I chosen
to work on your project
instead of Malone'’s.

It wasn'’t just Malone
that doomed Genomex.

We all made mistakes.

There he is. Dr. Malone!
Carla Reed, WXTY.

You'’re advocating funding
for a plethora of new gene

manipulation technologies.

Is it true
that many of these
genetic technologies

have been assessed
as potential threats

by experts at the
World Health Organization?

Experts arrested Galileo

when he said
that the Earth traveled
around the sun.

Is it also true
you'’re recommending
these new grants

be given mainly
to your friends

and former associates
of the Genomex Corporation?

Funding goes to people
who are on the cutting edge.

People who aren'’t
afraid to take chances.

Even if those chances
threaten public safety?

I only advocate research
which is conducted
in a secure facility.

Human comfort
and human life
are not at risk.

What assurances
do the public
have of this?

BODYGUARD: I'’m afraid
we'’re done here.
Dr. Malone...

Carla, there'’s
no story here.
Leave it alone.

Come on, I just have
a few more questions.

BODYGUARD: Carla, I told you...CARLA: Come on.

MALONE: Let'’s get out of here.
I'’m tired and I've had enough.

What do you call
this mess anyway?

This is unacceptable.

And what you did wasn'’t?

What'’s the matter, doc?
Looks like you'’ve
just seen a ghost.

[GROANING]

Vic! Come on.

You gotta get this!

Keep rolling.

Tell me you got that.

It happened so fast,
I don'’t know what I got.

[SIGHS]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

He'’s dead.

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

ADAM: I am Adam Kane.

I was a pioneer
of genetic research,

manipulating DNA to
save human lives.

But in many their genes
unexpectedly mutated

and developed
superhuman abilities.

Together with four
of the most powerful,

I fight to protect a world
that doesn'’t even know
we exist.

We are...

Mutant X.

ADAM: Dennis Malone was one
of the powers at Genomex

when I arrived, you know,
and these were the glory days.

These were the days
when we had the freedom

to take the research
wherever we wanted it
to go.

If you'’ll excuse me,
while we get all warm
and fuzzy about your,

you know, good old days
at Genomex,

but I'’ve seen where
those glory days ended up.

Right. And Dennis Malone
was one of the reasons why,

but when I found out
where his research
was headed, I quit the team.

And where was it headed?

Human modification.

I mean, it was his research
that formed the basis
for all the adjustments

that Genomex perpetrated
on all of you.

Could you please not
use the word adjustment?

It makes me feel like
a skirt that got hemmed.

ADAM: I'’m sorry. It was
a poor choice of words.

Okay? So we became rivals.
I mean, I hated him.

I mean, not that I
could put up
much of a fight

because my research
didn'’t have the kind of

financial upside
that his did.

So he was able to attract
all the greatest minds
in the company.

So, what, after
the collapse of Genomex,

he just took the
whole show elsewhere?

No. Actually, he left
before the collapse.

You know, one day his lab
was just emptied out,

and everybody
on his team
just resigned.

So do you think
what happened today had
something to do with that?

Well, I don'’t know.

I got to the body,
there were no marks.

There were no signs
of how he died.

Well, you think maybe
the limo driver
was a mutant?

Well, that'’s a question
that I'’m hoping
the autopsy will answer.

And as a physician
who was at the scene,

I'’m required to
file a report anyway.

CARLA: No motive has been
discovered in the shocking,
unexplained death

of genetic researcher,
Dennis Malone, today
at the convention center.

I'’ll have more on this
breaking story as information
becomes available.

Run it again.

[SIGHS]

Are you sure you
don'’t have another angle?

Carla, I got one camera.
What you see is what I got.

Well, it didn'’t get
what I saw. [SIGHS]

That driver did something.
It was like...

glowing energy went...
right into Malone'’s chest.

Well, I don'’t see
any marks on the guy.

I know what I saw.

Hey, Carla, it'’s your career.

But, let me give you
a little advice,

keep it to yourself,
or your next assignment
might be chasing

bat-child for
the Weekly World News.

Grab your camera
and let'’s go. [SIGHS]

Okay. Where we going?

I want to hear what
the coroner has to say.

Great.

[POLICE SIRENS BLARING]

SHALIMAR: Where do we start?

Well, I don'’t think
they'’re going to be
too forthcoming

with the coroner'’s report.

So why don'’t you two see
if you can help that along?

Okay.All right.

Why don'’t you
come with me?

Who'’s this guy?

Well, that'’s Mark Kearney.
He'’s a brilliant student.

He joined Malone'’s team

just before the
whole thing fell apart.

When did they start packaging
researchers like that?

So, what are they saying?

Uh, they'’re not
letting much out, but

I get the feeling they
think there was something
strange about the death.

I get the feeling that
you think the same thing.

Well, you were there.
You know as much as I do.

I'’m sorry.
This is Shalimar Fox.

We work together.

So do you know
why somebody would
want to kill him?

That'’s why you're here?
You'’re investigating?

Yeah.

I want to know...

if there'’s a
connection between
what happened to Malone

and what was
going on at Genomex.

How much does she know?

ADAM: Everything.

She'’s part of it all.

A mutant?

So you have kept up
your gene research
after all?

Well, I saw what was
going on at Genomex, too.

And we'’re part
of a team that'’s trying to
clean up some of that mess.

And speaking of that mess,

are you going
to answer his question?

Look, what we did
at Genomex was
simple research.

Nobody outside the room
knew anything about it,

and I don'’t think
anyone would care.

Maybe somebody cared
enough to kill Malone.

Look, I don'’t know
who'’d want him dead.

It'’s been three years
since we worked together.
I haven'’t kept in touch.

Sorry. I can'’t help you.

I'’m sure we'll meet again.

He'’s lying.

Well, I don'’t know.
Maybe it'’s just
protocol, you know?

Genomex may be gone,
but what'’s classified
is still classified.

I don'’t know. He doesn't
strike me as the type
to follow protocol.

You rolling?

I gotta tell you, Carla,
crashing the morgue
is not cool.

You want to know
what'’s not cool?

Not breaking a murder case
that'’s sitting right
in the palm of your hand.

Make it fast.
I'’ll keep watch.

Hey, Dr. Kearney.

That'’s the guy
that killed Malone.

That'’s the guy
that killed Malone!

I know what you are.

Why are you
protecting them?

EMMA: We don'’t want
to hurt you.

Just give up.

Give up?

Get in.

Brennan...

Hey! Hey!

[MOANS]

Carla, I'’m starting
to lose battery.

Keep shooting.

He'’s gone.

So what, that'’s it?

I don'’t think
it'’s that simple.

I'’ve just broken
the story of my career.

What is it, Emma?

Emma, what?

We should be
safe here.

Thanks for what
you did back there.

It'’s what we do.

I should'’ve known
Adam would'’ve turned
Genomex'’s mistakes

into something good.

Well, as one
of Genomex'’s mistakes,

I don'’t know whether
I should be insulted
or complimented?

I'’m sorry.

I just never imagined

that the dream
of creating
the perfect being

could ever
come true.

Guess we should get you
some place safe.

Uh, no. I... I'’ve got to
get back to the clinic.

I'’ve got patients I've got
to take care of. I...

I can'’t give up
that responsibility.

Come on, you saw
what this guy could do.

He threw us around
like rag dolls.

I gotta go.

Thanks again, Shalimar.

I'’d like to
see you again.

I just finished
studying the coroner'’s
report on Dennis Malone.

And?

Well, that'’s weird, I mean
Malone was fifty.

The report says
that his insides
were all burned out,

like that of
an eighty-year-old.

So did the report
say how the limo driver
killed him?

I don'’t think
it was the limo driver.

When I hit him
with the psionic blast,
something happened.

It was like he split
into two people
for a minute.

ADAM: Schizophrenic?

No, it was like there
was another consciousness
living inside of his body.

Whoever it was,
his feelings
were powerful.

He was lost and...
and angry, and tortured.

And then, afterwards,
after the body died,

I think that
I still felt him.

What? He...
he switched bodies?

Well, it'’s possible.

Now, did you have
any sense about
where he might'’ve shifted?

The emotions in
the crowd were too strong
to pinpoint anything.

I mean, I wasn'’t even sure
that it happened at the time.

All right. So, whatever,
or whoever it is,
is still out there,

and seems to be looking
for your friend,
Mark Kearney.

Adam, is there something
you'’re not telling us
about Mark and Malone?

What I can tell
you is this,

that Malone was working
on a project called
the Walker project.

He and another scientist
named Leo McAllister

were supposedly studying
the genetic factors
that allow certain people

the power of
astral projection.

You mean, like a spirit that
can travel from body to body...

killing people?

I'’m afraid so.

There, there.

Blow up that frame.

What do you call that?

I don'’t know.
Maybe he'’s got
a Taser in his hands.

His hands are empty.

Okay, look, it'’s distorted.
Maybe there'’s a...

an electrical glitch
in the camera.

And how do you explain
the other guy picking up
a marble autopsy table

with his bare hands?

Now that'’s
a good question.

If he was still around,
I wouldn'’t mind
asking him myself.

One of the people on
the morgue tape came up
in the visual database.

"Adam Kane
and Genomex...

"Transforming the world,
a gene at a time."

What the hell
were you people up to?

Yeah. This is Carla.
Can you get me the names
of anyone in the records

with a connection
to Dennis Malone
and Genomex?

Thanks.

NEWSCASTER: ...which is
expected early next year.

I'’m receiving word
of a breaking story.
I'’m going to...

Leo, where are you?

Hey, what are you doing?

You'’re making a mess.

Don'’t worry about it.

What do you mean,
don'’t worry about it?

I gotta clean
all this up tomorrow.

There is no tomorrow.

Still unknown
are the identities

of the man who appeared
to be Nolan'’s target

at the morgue,

and the four people
who attempted
to capture Nolan.

Great.

Well, maybe we should
just wear Mutant X T-shirts.

Aw, come on, Adam.
What are we supposed
to do?

Just let him take
out your friend Mark,

or walk away
and take
someone else out?

I know. But we gotta
shut this thing down

without anybody else
getting hurt,

and preferably do it
without getting ourselves

the exposure
on national television.

What are you doing?

Well, if whatever or whoever
was in that limo driver,

jumped to another
person in the crowd,

maybe this newscast
will give us a clue.

ADAM: Run it from there.

All right, look at that.

That'’s it.

That'’s the touch off.

Any idea who she is?

No.

I don'’t know, maybe
she'’s a friend of Malone's.
Maybe a coworker.

Might be worth running
it past Mark Kearney.

ADAM: Yeah? Well,
I don'’t know how cooperative
he'’s going to be.

Well, unless I misread
that look he gave me earlier,

I think he'’ll be
plenty cooperative.

All right. I know
where his clinic is.
I'’ll drop you off.

Maybe you might be
more successful
if you went in alone.

So is this picture
all that you'’re planning
on running past him?

Stop it.

You really do have a
way with the ladies,
don'’t you?

As the lady, you'’re
better qualified to tell me.

You have a way.

Tell me you'’re
not here as a patient.

You wouldn'’t want
to treat me?

If you were a patient,
the code of ethics might
get in the way of dinner.

Well, I'’m not a patient.

You'’re here
about Dennis Malone.

Actually, I was wondering
if you recognize this woman.

No. I'’ve never
seen her before. Why?

Well, we think
whoever killed Malone

was only using the body
of the limo driver.

And we think that

he might'’ve jumped
into the body
of someone else

in the crowd
at the morgue,
maybe this woman.

[CHUCKLES] I don'’t know
what you'’re talking about.

It'’s all science fiction.

You worked on
the Walker project.
You know it'’s possible.

I told you,
I don'’t know anything

about body transfers
or murders.

Look, Mark, if you do
have something to do
with this,

and that person is still
out there in another body,

you'’re in real danger.

I'’ve got to get back
to my patients.

I hope I see you again.

Any luck?

Well, in dinner
invitations, yes.

Information on the
Walker project, no.

Dr. Kane, Carla Reed,
WXTY News.

I'’m sorry. I just
don'’t have time.

Were you here
visiting Mark Kearney?

I don'’t know
a Mark Kearney.

That'’s not what
my sources say.

He worked
directly under you
for six months

before switching over
to work with Dennis Malone.

Well, your sources have
a better memory than I do.

Do you have a comment...Excuse me.

...on the rumors
that the research done
at Genomex might

somehow be responsible
for Dr. Malone'’s death?

What about the rumors
that this research
might have created people

with superhuman
abilities and powers?

Rumors? Look, in science,
we don'’t work from rumors.

I hope the news
works the same way.

Dr. Kane, this
is not going away.

Thank you.

Got it.Damn.

I got the plate.

Oh, hey.

So did you get
any more info from Mark
about the Walker project?

No, I... I don'’t know
if he'’s in denial or
if he'’s just scared

or what, but
he'’s not talking.

Yeah, well, I wouldn'’t
have given him a choice.

A real tough guy,
aren'’t you?

Yeah. You know,
just because
his hands look clean,

doesn'’t mean
he'’s innocent.
Remember that.

Hey. I think we got a break.

The police have identified
the woman who the killer
shifted into. Kelly Travis.

She disappeared
from the group she was with,
and hasn'’t been seen since.

Well, we need
more than a name, Jess.

Well, give me a little credit.

She checked
into a cheap hotel

using her credit card
a couple of hours ago.

I'’m gonna get Shalimar,
and we'’ll check it out.

No. No, No,
we'’ll go without her.

[SIGHS]

Is this the
McAllister residence?

Yes, it is.

I want to talk to Leo.

He'’s not here.
He doesn'’t live here anymore.

CARLA: In a recent development
in the investigation
of the death of Dennis Malone,

WXTY News has learned
of a possible link

between secret
research projects

at the now-defunct
Genomex Corporation

and a string
of suspicious deaths.

We'’ve learned of
more potential victims.

Stay tuned to WXTY...

[GROANS]

You can see me?Yeah.

Then stop following me.

You'’re killing people.

They have to pay
for what they did.

Why? What did they do?

Tell me.

Hello, Adam.

I hope you didn'’t expect me
to show up

in that dreadful place
with my allergies.

The Walker project was
commissioned by the military

to modify a human subject
to be able to take over
the body of another.

In essence, giving them
the ultimate ability to
infiltrate Virtually any force,

government or otherwise.

Consider the possibilities.

The right person can take over
the wife of a prime minister,

the child of
a political rival,

or the President'’s
right hand man.

They'’ve created
the perfect assassin.

You invited me to
dinner sometime. I...

decided to take you
up on it.

Can I take your jacket?

Thanks.

Would you like
some wine?Yes.

Shalimar, if you'’re here
to talk about Genomex,

I can'’t help you.

I don'’t know
why I'’m here.

Maybe it'’s about
the murderer.

Maybe I just think
you need protection.

Well, when you look at me
like that, I feel like
I might need protection.

Well, you don'’t
look too scared.

I'’m more frightened
by the minute.

Me, too.

Nice digs.

I guess I should'’ve expected
one of the princes of Genomex
to live like this.

I have the house,
but that was somebody else.

Another life.

Does that account
for your job
at the free clinic, too?

Kind of seems like
you'’re trying to make
amends for something.

Are you planning
to psychoanalyze me
all night?

I'’m just trying to
figure out
what'’s going on.

I just want to help.

There are some things,
that when they'’re done,
you can never go back to.

You can only move ahead.

Nice ride.

I bet it goes
real fast.

It goes as fast
as you want it to.

Maybe I should
check it out.

There'’s always room
for a passenger like you.

Sorry, I drive alone.

I need to speak
to Carla Reed.

And you are?

It'’s not important.

It is if I'’m supposed
to believe you.

You don'’t know me.

But I have information
for you about the murder
of Dennis Malone.

Malone was in charge
of a Genomex project,
called the Walker project.

His death was payback

for the crimes
he committed

against one of
his test subjects.

What crimes?

You wouldn'’t believe me
if I told you.

But what you
should believe,

is that the other
scientists involved
are also going to die.

Mark Kearney?

He'’s one.

Leo McAllister, as well.

McAllister. I haven'’t
heard of him.

He was the smart one.

He knew it was only
a matter of time

before the test subject
went after him.

He'’s hidden himself
pretty well.

But I know you
could find him, Carla.

I know you can.

Why are you telling me this?

Because if you don'’t
find him, I will.

And when I do,
he'’s gonna die.

Whoever you are,
you'’re not the killer.

The person who killed
Dennis Malone was a man.

Carla, baby, I guarantee,
you have no idea what I am.

[ENGINE REVVING]

EMMA: Well, Brennan hit
her with a solid blast,

but she just shook it off.

Right, because who'’s ever
running this body doesn'’t
care about preserving it.

I mean, it'’ll take
anything we can dish out,

and then just jump
into another body.

How the hell
do you stop a ghost?

Well, that'’s what he is.

I mean, that'’s what
it feels like to me.

When I hit him
with the psionic blast,

whoever it was
almost left the body again.

And then all I felt was
this overpowering sadness,

you know, like a ghost,
who envied all of us
that were still living.

Well, before we start
feeling too sorry for it,

let'’s remember that
this guy'’s on a killing spree.

I know.I still think that this...

ghost has its roots
in Genomex research, right?

I think maybe
that'’s where we're going
to find a way to stop it.

World-class scientists
don'’t just vanish
into thin air.

Somebody'’s gotta know
something about McAllister.

[SCOFFS]

Classified information?
Since when does that
actually mean anything?

I mean, you'’re the same guy
who slipped me the Governor'’s
network password.

[SIGHS] Look,
we'’re all scared.

I was there,
I saw what the guy
did to Malone.

Billy, I promise you,

nobody will know
where it came from.
Just get me

whatever you can
on McAllister.

Love ya.

Listen to this.

Dead guy, Malone,

and the other
Genomex guy,
Mark Kearney,

had a third partner
on some top secret
project they were doing.

Blew up in their faces,
and they all left Genomex.

Yeah, well, I don'’t see
much of a story in the guy'’s
unemployment record.

It'’s a story when
two of the top
researchers in the world,

leave the
business altogether.

And now this McAllister'’s
just dropped off
the face of the Earth.

But don'’t tell me...
you'’re gonna find him.

Well, actually...

We'’re going to find him.

Even if we have
to be here all night.Ah.

Great.

Okay, well,
don'’t worry about me.

I'’ll call Donna, tell her
to put my dinner
in the fridge.

Can I help you?

I hope so.

Yeah, I was just gonna...

call my wife
and tell her
I'’m home late.

Okay, so the force
that killed Malone

has got to be
the astral assassin

that the
Walker project created.

Well, we stopped him
from getting to Mark.

Hopefully we can stop him
if he tries again.

Yeah, but we can'’t
cover him forever.

I mean, how long can you keep
someone with his power
from getting to him?

Right. And the other
issue is Leo McAllister.

Now, yeah, he'’s
dropped out of sight,

but you can bet
that the killer'’s trying
to find him, too.

Do we have any leads?

Well, no, unfortunately,
our best sources are
Mark Kearney and Carla Reed.

That reporter?

You'’re not saying
we should talk to her.
She'’s already all over us.

No, but what I'’m saying
is that if she finds out

where McAllister is,
we'’ve gotta know about it.

So I want you
to split up. I want you
to cover both angles.

I'’ll cover the reporter.

I'’ll make sure
he doesn'’t wind up
giving her an exclusive.

Well, I guess
that leaves Shal and me
to cover Dr. Mark.

I guess I get to see
how the other half lives, huh?

Vic.

Vic?

Found McAllister.

He'’s living in a junkyard
on the west side.

Ready?Oh, yeah.

Been waiting
for this.

Great. Let'’s go.

He'’s here.

The reporter?

I don'’t know.

Oh, my God.

They know
where McAllister is.

We'’ve got
to stop '’em.

Come on.

What'’s that about?

People who don'’t know
when to give up.

[CARLA YELPS]

What just happened?

Lady, sometimes you
just gotta learn to shut up.

Now, which way
is this junkyard?

Oh, let'’s see what fresh lies
your friend Mark has to tell.

Would you stop it?

He'’s not like that.

You'’ve totally lost
perspective here,
haven'’t you?

Oh, I'’ve lost perspective?Yeah.

You'’re the one
who hates him
for no reason,

except for maybe the fact
that I might like him.

In case you'’re forgetting,
Mr. Clean is Genomex,

the enemy.
One of the ones

responsible for
creating the assassin
in the first place.

Yeah, well, I'’d like
to hear that from him.

Yeah, I'’ll bet.

Nice surprise.

But I'’m supposed to be working.

Oh, no, this is about your work,
you know, your real work?

The Walker project.

Yeah, you remember, the...

the assassin that
you created for Genomex?

I spent the last four years
trying to forget those times.

Oh, there'’s somebody
who hasn'’t forgotten and
that'’s who killed Malone.

And you'’ve known
about it all along.

I have patients.

Look, Mark, you know
it'’s only a matter of time
until he comes after you.

[MARK SIGHS]

In a way, I suppose,
I'’ve been ready for that
since the day I left Genomex.

[MARK SIGHS]

It'’s okay.

It'’s not okay.

We took a sixteen-year-old kid,
and we stole his soul.

His name was
Cyrus Payton.

He used to hang around,
waiting for his treatments,

reading comics
and eating junk food.

Except for his astral
projection powers,
normal kid.

And then Malone
figured out
a way for him

to shift into
other people'’s bodies.

And then he found
he couldn'’t get back
to his own.

What?

He shifted
for too long.

And when he tried
to get back,
the body had died.

The poor kid was stuck,
shifting from body to body,

never able to stay anywhere,
because he'’d burn 'em out.

You tried to
help him, right?

At Genomex, there was
only one way to deal
with mistakes.

Instead of trying to
find him a stable body,

Malone created
a containment field,

an electrical version
of the pods.

Oh, so something just happened
to the containment field,

and he just got free,
is that it?

I guess so.

Brennan?

Yeah.

The killer'’s taken over
Carla Reed'’s cameraman.

They'’re on their way over
to get Leo McAllister.

EMMA: We lost them.

Hey, you may be ready
for whatever happens
to you,

but Cyrus Payton is
on his way to see
your friend, McAllister.

You need
to tell us
where he is,

or you'’re going
to have another death
on your conscience.

MARK: He lives in a junkyard
on the west side.

On Maple at Industry.

Did you get that?

We'’re on our way.

Who are you?

What are you doing here?

Come on, this is
your big story.

What do you want?

Ask the questions.

[NERVOUSLY] I'’m Carla Reed
from WXTY News.

I don'’t speak
to reporters.

Yeah, you'’ll speak
to us.

Go on.

We want to know
about your work
with Genomex.

The Walker project?

I don'’t know what
you'’re talking about.

Okay, you see,
you'’re doing this
all wrong.

I'’ll take over.

Professor McAllister,
why don'’t you tell us
why a bunch of...

Scientists took
an innocent kid,

told him you were going to
help him learn how to use
his special powers,

and then you tricked him
into this procedure
that would kill him?

No, it wasn'’t
like that.

Oh, oh, yeah.
Yeah, it was, doc.

I was there.

Cyrus?

Hey.

[GUN COCKING]

Cyrus.

Hey, we know
what happened.

We can help you.

There'’s still a few
things I gotta do
before I go.

Oh, please.

Emma?

Oh, no,
not this time.

Cyrus, I know
how you feel.

Yeah? Well,
then you know
what I gotta do.

Open the door!

Stay back!

Yeah, get in.

See you later.

Okay, they lost him,
which means you'’re next
on the hit parade.

I sent the staff home,
and canceled
the day'’s appointments.

I don'’t want anyone
else getting hurt.

Yeah, but you'’re
not planning on staying
around yourself, are you?

Well, what else
am I going to do?

Even if I hide out
from him a little longer,

how many more bodies
will he go through
to get to me?

Your friend here
was right.

I'’ve got enough bodies
on my conscience.

I can'’t afford any more.

Well, maybe nobody
has to die.

You said there was a way
to contain him.

It was a fluke.

His astral body
is an electrical pattern.

If he'’s between bodies,
he'’s vulnerable
to an electrical attack.

But when he'’s in a body,
he'’s impervious to anything.

What are you thinking?

Well, if we can
get him out
of that body,

then I'’m all over
that electrical attack.

Now, he knows what
we did to him before.

He'’ll only swap when
he knows it'’s safe.

Yeah, well, I didn'’t
say it was going
to be easy.

You need bait
to bring him in.

I'’m what he's after.

No. You don'’t have
to do that.

I'’ll be okay.

Good.

What the hell
are you doing?

Have you gone
completely insane?

Yeah, you don'’t
know the half of it.

Well... when this
is over, you'’re fired.

You will never
shoot tape
in this town again.

Yeah, you got that right.

Let go.
You'’re hurting me.

Sorry, but I need
a recharge.

You want this story
so much?

I'’m going to let you
be part of it.

Hello, Cyrus.

They can'’t stop me.

Nothing can.

That'’s how you made me.

I know.Cyrus, I know how you feel.

No, you don'’t.

Yes, I do, believe me.

I feel it.

But killing these people
isn'’t going to do anything.

Yes, it will.
It'’ll finish it.

For what it'’s worth,
I'’m sorry.

Doesn'’t matter.

[GROANS]

Now, Jess!

[SHRIEKING WITH PAIN]

[GROWLING]

[SCREAMING]

[SCREAMING FADES]

It'’s over.

Is it?

It'’s with great sadness
that we report
the passing today

of two members
of the WXTY family,

feature reporter, Carla Reed,

and cameraman, Vic Morelli,
killed while pursuing a story.

They died as they lived,
fearless seekers of the truth.

Well, in a way,
yeah, I feel guilty.

Aw, come on, Adam,
nobody forced her
to take on the story.

As a matter of fact,
It would'’ve been impossible
to keep her off of it.

Ah, I know. You know,
it'’s still, it's just...

more lives chalked up
to the Genomex account.

How'’s Mark?

Well, I think he'’s going
to need some time.

And the two of you?

Oh, the last thing
he needs right now

is to be reminded
of mutants and Genomex.

It'’s kind of me
all over, isn'’t it?

Hey, for what it'’s worth,
I'’m sorry, huh?

Thanks.

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]