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Previously on Roswell.

Find who? What missing girl?

No one's been reported. I don't know
what she looks like. I don't have any leads.

You know, your daddy
went down just like this.

He got some fool notion into his head,
ignored the law and his friends...

- and ended up handing over his badge.
- Is that a threat?

I'm half tempted to have you thrown
in your own jail on a contempt citation.

Oh, God!
She's under here!
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- Freeze!
- Dan, it's me!

- We found our missing girl.
- What were those kids doing out here?

- They were just along for the ride.
- You saved my life.

Thank you.

There's something about her, Max.

It's like I know her.

[Clears Throat]

- At what time did you arrive at the scene?
- 9:30.

Shortly after 10:00 p.m.

How exactly did you locate that girl?

I, uh, I spotted the oxygen tanks.

We heard her screaming.

- How many shots were fired?
- [Valenti] Four.

- From the north.
- Six?

What were you kids doin'
in those woods?

- We were, um...
- Uh, hiking.

The Evans kids were on their way back
from the library, and their car broke down.

I was, uh, I was giving them
a lift when the call came in.

Jim, didn't you say you got
to the scene after 10:00?

Now l-I may be wrong...

but I think our library closes at 8:00.

Okay, that's it for now.

Your parents have been notified,
and they're expecting you at home.

- Deputy Carter will take you.
- Can we see the sheriff?

Uh, sorry, kids, not right now.

[Yelling, Indistinct]

[Valenti] God knows if she ever
would have been discovered!

- Ah, this whole thing is a load
of crap, Dan, and you know it!
- Your abuse of procedure shows...

You wait just one damn second!

- A disregard for the law!
- Police work saved
that woman's life tonight!

[Judge]
All right, all right. Mr. Lubetkin...

have your report on my desk
by 10:00 a.m. Tomorrow morning.

Jim, policy dictates that, um...

we set a hearing with
the city council to discuss this.

Whatever policy dictates.

You're burned out.
You need a break.

Gimme your badge and your gun.

You're officially suspended
until this week's hearing.

[Beeping]

There she is.
Did you have a good rest?

You, uh...

saved my life?

No, the people
who found you did.

There are some, uh, folks from
the sheriff's department...

who'd like to talk to you
when you're feeling up to it.

I can tell them to wait.

- Can I get you anything, sweetie?
- Juice.

[Door Closes]

[Woman On P.A.] Doctor Bell,
please report to the nurses' station.

- Uh, the sexual dysfunction unit's that way.
- Funny.

Okay, according to the blood work
and X-rays, Laurie is human.

That's impossible. Why did Isabel have
the flash when she touched her?

I don't know.
Now we got the info Max wanted.

Let's just get out of here. This polyester
number is not working for me.

Not until I get a look at her.

Don't even think about it. Michael.

Michael.

♪♪ [Rock]

♪♪ [Continues]

♪♪ [Ends]

[Knocking]

- Sheriff Valenti?
- Yeah?

Agent Suzanne Duff, F.B.I.

Good. You showered.

- Can I help you?
- Yeah, I think so.

- Laurie Dupree is missing again.
- Yeah, I'm aware of that.

And in the interest of locating
her and catching her attacker...

Judge Lewis has agreed to let me
bring you back in on the case.

- You got any more Half & Half?
- Uh, no.

Here are the conditions.
You're still suspended, so I call the shots.

You follow my lead,
and you get my back when I need it.

- My lucky day.
- Well, hey, it beats watching Oprah.

Agent Duff, I've got a whole bull pen
full of deputies down there...

who would love to be your gofer.

You know, I appreciate honesty.

So I'm gonna be straight.

This is my second case.

My first was an interstate kidnapping
that went off without a hitch.

I like to catch criminals, and I want to
make assistant director by the time I'm 35.

That means busting my butt
and asking for help when I need it.

So?

That's honesty.

And here's some more.
You make a horrendous cup of coffee.

- [Coughs]
- Yeah?

Wait till you taste what
we make down at the station.

Come on.
We've got a girl to find.

[Speaking Swedish]

Oh, my God, Alex! Oh, my God.
I missed you so much.

How was your trip home?

Oh, well, the flight from Stockholm was,
like, 10 hours late. Yeah.

Yeah. [Speaking Swedish]
You know, what a bloody mess.

Oh, Alex!

- Hey!
- Hey, hi.

Uh, uh, uh...
[Speaking Swedish]

I looked up Swedish Web sites
while you were gone.

Well, then, in that case...
[Speaking Swedish]

Thank you. Oh, um, did you
see the midnight sun?

Okay, stop hogging him, Frieda.
So, were the Viking guys hot, huh?

Well, you can decide that
after you see my slides.

Ooh! I'm so excited.

So how is everybody here?

- Um...
- Uh, uh, Sheriff Valenti,
he was suspended last night.

It was in this morning's paper.

Well, what?

Did they find that girl by the way
who escaped from the hospital?

No. And people are saying that, you know,
whoever kidnapped her may have come back.

Oh, um...
[Clears Throat]

Max, um...

[Sighs]
Uh, he needs you.

Okay. Um, Alex,
it's so good to see you.

- I'll see you guys later.
- Okay.

- I've been gone one month.
- Let's hit the vending machines.
I'll catch you up.

Max, are you okay? I read about
what happened. How's Isabel?

We're fine. It's Valenti I'm worried about.
I can't even get him on the phone.

I'm sorry.
This is really awful.

Kyle...

Chicken sandwich.
Extra mayo.

So...

were you going to talk to me about
the front page of the newspaper?

Kyle, of course I was going to talk to you
about it. I will talk to you about it.

I'm... I've just been brought back
here as a kind of glorified secretary...

so my time isn't really my own.

Some pal Judge Lewis
turned out to be.

- He doesn't know what we know.
- I know.

But it pisses me off that
we can't tell him the truth.

As you kids say,
it's, uh... it sucks big.

Sheriff, where the hell is that
background report I asked you for?

Agent Duff, this is my son, Kyle.

Kyle, Agent Duff from the F.B.I.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

You look just like your father.

Thank you.

Well, I, uh, I gotta go.
I'm late for class.

- All right.
- It was nice to meet you.

Yeah. Can I see those?

Mm-hmm.

We've got a pretty decent
shoe print at the burial site...

and synthetic fibers pulled from
the duct tape that bound the girl.

And what's the update
on Laurie Dupree?

My guys are sifting through the prints
from her hospital room right now.

Her last address was the Pinecrest
Psychiatric Hospital, Brownsfield, Texas.

"Paranoid schizophrenic."
No parents or guardians on record...

and she ran away from there
one week before the kidnapping.

Her doctors are faxing her records.

C.C. Those to me.

Right.

Right.

[Beeping]

[Valenti]
What the hell is this?

This wasn't here last night.

So why you poking around
a closed crime scene?

- If I don't look out for us, who will?
- Did anyone see you?

- No.
- Are you sure?

Listen, Michael, you can't be doing
this anymore. The F.B.I. Is involved.

This is how trouble starts.
You got it?

Yeah.

If I need anything, I'll call you.

Uh, I wasn't done.

Oh. Okay.

- It's late.
- Did you study for history?

Um, yeah, I was going to
once my shift ended.

Could I have another Coke?

Max, you've been sitting here since 6:00.

Well, I don't want to go home.

There's someone dangerous
in our town, Liz.

Someone who would do that
to a defenseless person.

That's why you're here.
You're worried about me.

Thank you.

[Knocking]

One second.

I would kill for some chili orbit rings.

- I'm sorry, Sean, but the kitchen's closed.
- Uh, come on.

Okay, okay, um, asteroid pie.

Uh, the last piece went at 6:00.

- Why do you gotta be so cruel, Parker?
- Just come back tomorrow, Sean.

Okay? I'll give you 10% off.

Twenty.

Good night, Sean.

[Sighs] Okay, um, you know,
my books are upstairs...

and there are two pieces
of asteroid pie left in the fridge.

You can stay as long as you like.

Stop looking for me! Please.

How are you doing?

- I can't stop thinking about her.
- Well, I'm glad you came.

- So am I. Thanks. I really needed this.
- Sure.

Okay. An appetizer of Swedish fish.

These are Lundstrom bowls from IKEA...

and the smorgasbord will follow,
if it doesn't freeze.

You want to know what?
You guys are sissies...

'cause after a winter in Sweden,
this weather is downright balmy.

That's a lot of slide carousels, Alex.

Yeah, well, you know, I wanted you guys
to feel like you'd been there too.

Laurie, you need to see a doctor.

No. No, no.
They get into hospitals.

Don't be afraid.
A lot of people want to help you.

No, no. No one can know
I'm here. Just you.

Y-You... You found me.

If you were working for them,
you wouldn't have saved me.

[Sighs]

Can I trust you?

Yes. You can trust me.

Come on.

Are you talking about the person
that did this to you?

- [Sighs]
- Was there more than one?

Everyone keeps asking me
about the man who took me.

Is he tall or short or fat or thin?

But it wasn't a man.

It was a "them."

They're not from here.

[Phone Ringing]

- [Ringing]
- Yeah?

I just found out that there's
been a construction crew...

working on that whole stretch of highway
leading into Frazier Woods.

The entire gang's on their way in
for interviews. So I'm gonna need your help.

- This can't wait till tomorrow?
- Not when I'm calling the shots.

I thought we had an agreement, Sheriff.
Can I count on you or not?

Yeah. I'll be right there.

- [Beeps]
- Y-You're leaving?

Not just yet.

Listen, if you can trust me...

then you can trust the people
that I say are okay, right?

- [Phone Ringing]
- Ohh!

- Somebody get it.
- Oh, I'll get it. I'll get it. Here.

Uh, hello?
Oh, yeah, hi, Sheriff.

Um, yeah, of course.
Hold on, one second.

Isabel, it's for you.

- Hello?
- Oh, man.

Yeah, okay, I'll be right there.

- Isabel, is everything okay?
- Yeah.

Um, Sheriff Valenti just needs
me to do something for him.

- I am so sorry, Alex. I've gotta go.
- Don't worry about it.

- Maybe we can do this some other time.
- Yeah. Sure. Yeah, just, uh...

just let me know when,
uh, it's good for you.

- Well, I think your trip really
agreed with you. You look great.
- Thanks.

Yeah, I, uh, I feel great.
I'll see you around.

- Okay. I'll see you guys later.
- All right. Bye.

Hey, Liz, do you have
an extension cord?

- Oh yeah, I do. I'll go get it.
- Okay.

- Excuse me. What are you doing here?
- I was hungry.

- The, uh, the auto show
is in town this weekend.
- Uh-huh.

- I was gonna go.
- Where is that extension cord?

- So, uh, you wanna go?
- Oh.

Um, I don't know.
Cars are, you know... I just...

- Maybe I will check it out.
- With me?

- Oh.
- Hey, uh, Liz...

do you have some Windex or something?

- The, uh, lens is dirty. Sean.
- Alice.

Hey, that's funny. I haven't heard that
since they put you away.

- Kitchen, thanks.
- Yeah, um...

you know, thank you very much
for the invitation, but I don't think I can go.

- The, uh, the guy who was
in there with you before?
- Max.

Well, yeah, um, it's just that we're,
um, we're semi-involved.

- And it's not that it's romantic right now...
- Thank you.

But it has been in the past,
and I just don't know about the future.

We're friends.
You know, we're friends plus.

No sweat.
Thanks for dinner.

[Alex] Hey, Parker, let's go!

[Speaking Swedish]

Grab me some Skittles.

No. You're not... You're not dumping
this stuff on my candy.

- Yes, I am.
- Two minors in the sheriff's patrol car.

And I heard one missed
taking a bullet by inches.

- It's crazy behavior, plain and simple.
- Well, his dad was a loon...

and that type of thing's hereditary.

And am I the only one wondering...

why he's escorting children through
a deserted wood in the middle of the night?

Well, have you seen the Evans's girl?
Looks like a supermodel.

"Trouble'"written all over her.

Well, Nancy Anne,
you'd be the expert on statutory rape.

I mean, you must have
done a ton of research...

when you found out your husband
was sleeping with the babysitter, right?

Well, one thing you obviously
know nothing about is Jim Valenti.

Otherwise you wouldn't be
talking such trash.

This and two scratch-off
lottery tickets, please.

Laurie, stop.
Your hands are bleeding.

No, I have to get them out.
They put them under there.

That's what they do to me.

What do they do?

I'm so cold.
I'm so cold.

Laurie...

what did they do to you?

Put needles in me.

Put stuff inside.

See?

I don't see anything.

I-It's there.

I'm not crazy.

They put me in a mental hospital,
but I don't belong there.

[Knocking]

Laurie, go into the bedroom,
okay, until I tell you it's all right.

- We got a message from Valenti.
What's going on?
- Laurie Dupree is here.

- [Knocking]
- Laurie. Laurie, you can come out. It's okay.

[Whispering] Hi.

You remember Max. He was there
that night. This is our friend, Michael.

Hey.

[Gasps]

You stay away from me!
You're dead! You're dead!

No, Laurie. Laurie!

- Laurie, he's with us. Laurie!
- Iz, just get back.

- Damn it.
- Help. Help!

Help me!

Help.

Help! Help! Help!

Help! Someone! Help!

Somebody!
Somebody help me!

Help!

Listen, unless there's anything else...

Oh, no. No, no. I'm just gonna finish up
some paperwork. So, I'll see you tomorrow.

- All right.
- [Phone Ringing]

Whoa. Yeah?

Sheriff, she just took off.
She just ran.

Max and Michael
are trying to catch her.

I'm on my way.

Sheriff's Department. What?

Where?

Hey! Don't worry!
I'm not gonna hurt you!

No!

- Are you all right?
- Help me!

Help me!
The aliens are coming.

Help me, they're coming.
The aliens are coming.

[Siren Blaring]

Step back.
Step back.

At his house!
The aliens came to his house!

The aliens are at his house!

He held me there
so they can come get me.

People! Walk away now!

- Let's go.
- He said I'd be safe, that I could trust him.

She doesn't know
what she's talking about.

He told me he'd protect me!

I was hiding in his house.
Fourteen Olive Street. Brown couch...

Brown couch, green curtains,
green checkered...

checkered wall paper.

The aliens are his friends.

Is this true?
Was she there?

Is this true?

Our arrangement is over, Sheriff.

How'd you find her?

I didn't.
She came to me.

And in that moment, a bell
didn't go off in your head to call...

I don't know, the police?

Or here's a thought, me.

- [Turns On]
- What's your relationship with
the kids in this town, Sheriff?

You had your chance to ask questions
when my lawyer was here.

- [Turns Off Recorder] - You hindered an
investigation. You will lose your job.

Agent Duff...

I understand why you're
coming down like this.

And if I were in your shoes,
I would do the same.

But don't beat yourself up
for trusting me.

It may not look like it now...

but I am one of the good guys.

♪♪ [Rock]

I just wish Kyle would understand
where Max is coming from.

Well, you know, I guess some things
don't change in a month.

It's too bad.

Okay, this is my host family,
the Olsons.

They lived in Uppsala,
which is just north of Stockholm.

And that is Johan, Gustav...

Rebecka, Mattias and little Kiki.

You know, on the other hand,
Kyle has every right to be angry.

This is complicated.

- Sorry.
- No problem.

- Okay, spill.
- That's Leanna.

Uh, me and her have
a long-distance thing going.

Hey, speaking of which, what
is up with you and Sean Deluca?

- That's gross.
- Come on, don't lie to me,
all right?

I saw the two of you.
And there was a twinkle.

No. No, I can assure you
there was absolutely no twinkle.

And what about you? That was pretty smooth...
playing it cool with Isabel last night.

I think her interest was piqued.

Yeah, well, you wanna know what?
Isabel is great...

but you know, lusting after her is
something the old Alex Whitman would do.

The new Alex Whitman
snowboarded on that very mountain...

almost broke his wrist.

Do I know you?

Ah, well, yeah, yeah, you do,
but I know what you mean.

Sometimes, I look in the mirror,
and I don't recognize myself.

Oh, my God.

[Alex] Yeah, the northern lights.

I can't describe it.

Basically what it is
is you're looking up there...

and you're actually seeing
electrons from the sun...

colliding with our atmosphere...

in every color
you could possibly imagine.

It really makes you realize
what a big world is out there.

All these...
All these possibilities...

all these new experiences.

I.... It's all just there
waiting for us.

You've really got to travel, Liz.
It's-It's the most amazing thing.

Yeah, some day.

Right. When there's
not so much going on.

- Can we talk?
- No.

Look, I'm sorry
about what's happened.

There's gonna be a hearing.
They might take away his job.

Kyle, your dad has
some stuff in his office.

Stuff that Michael found
out at that burial site.

It's alien, and if that agent
starts poking around...

You might be exposed?
What a shame.

Your father could be nailed
for withholding evidence.

It would only make things
worse for him.

- So take care of it.
- I'm already on their radar.

This is the safest way to do this.

No one will think twice
if you walk into that office.

- Kyle, we need your help.
- [Bell Rings]

[Door Opens]

[Door Closes]

I got your note.
What's wrong?

Nothing. No. No, um, that's not true.

Um...

I've just been thinking a lot lately and...

have you ever wanted
to see Sweden?

- Sweden?
- Or anywhere?

Peru, Nigeria, New Zealand.

Sure.

But the closest I'm gonna get right now
is the granilith chamber.

Why?

Watching Alex this week...

I just realized that
it's all right to see the world.

- To live our dreams, to live life.
- Liz, that can't happen.

- Why?
- Because it doesn't work
that way for us. You know that.

You and Isabel
and Michael and Tess are...

You guys are getting cheated
on a lot of things, and it's not fair.

None of it is.

Liz, you should
get to see Sweden.

We...

I hold you back.

- No, Max. No, it's not true.
- Liz, you're right.

Everyone we touch gets hurt
in some way or another.

Five years from now, I don't want you
to open your eyes and realize that...

that you missed out.

You're a part of the group.

You always will be.

But you need to be allowed to...

to grow.

- Why can't you come with me?
- Because I can't.

But I'll be watching you, Liz Parker.

Wherever you go.

And I'll be here
when you get back.

- Kyle.
- Agent Duff.

- You shouldn't be in here.
- I know, uh...

my dad's supposed
to sign my report card.

- I gave it to him a week ago.
It's due tomorrow.
- You're sure it's here?

Should be, yeah.

What are you really looking for, Kyle?

- Here it is. Right in front of me.
- Let's see how you're doing.

I didn't like trigonometry, either.

- Oh! What are you doing here?
- Well, you know, I figured you
might need a little help.

- Don't ever use your mind freeze...
- Warp.

Whatever. Your creepy powers on me again.
All right? Off limits.

You know, a simple "Thanks for
saving my butt" would be quite sufficient.

I mean it.

[Lewis's Voice]
A town's reputation is made...

by those entrusted to enforce
its laws and maintain order.

Sheriff Valenti has shown of late
that he can do neither.

Therefore, it is the recommendation
of the council...

that he be removed from office
effective immediately.

- All those in favor?
- [People] Aye.

Opposed?

So be it.

[Gavel Raps]

Sorry we're late.

What's wrong?

They fired Sheriff Valenti.

- No.
- They can't. They can't just fire a sheriff.

They can if they're the city council.

In the past year, my dad and I have been put
through an amazing amount of your crap.

You and your Martian friends
move in, take over...

and obliterate any shred of normalcy.

Our lives are no longer ours.

Now promise me you're going
to stay away from my family.

Promise me this is the last time we have
to put ourselves on the line for you.

I can't.

So how do we figure out what this is?

Hey, paging the Evans.

What's Valenti going to do?

You know, it's not like he can just go
and be sheriff somewhere else.

He gave up everything for us.

He gave up a crappy job
with low pay and long hours.

- Michael.
- What?

We were born into this cause;
Valenti chose it.

Let what he did
be worth something.

I think I have
an old microscope in the closet.

We know what our cells look like.

If this stuff isn't from here
and it's from out there...

then there should be
some similarities.

[Max] Take a look at this.

- What?
- It's like they're pulsating.

- [Dog Barking]
- [Knocking]

[Knocking]

[Knocking]

Ohh.

I told you before. I don't want
any of your damn pamphlets.

Ouch!

Amy.

Cahoun Park has a paddleboat
with our names all over it.

- In January?
- No lines.

[Chuckling]

Listen, I, uh,
I appreciate the invite, Amy.

Uh, I'm just kinda busy today, is all.

Oh. Doing what?

- Gutters. I'm cleaning the gutters.
- Oh, really?

[Laughing] Well, I'll help you
out with that then.

Oh, thanks, but, uh...

Yeah. Really, it's all right.

Oh, cut it out, Jim.
Let me be your friend.

I have a killer potato salad in here,
and it's not supposed to rain till the weekend.

- You look like roadkill.
- You know, for your information, Sean...

I had and I'm still having
a really horrible day.

Wanna sit?

No. Thank you.

You need to write what's
bothering you in mustard.

- Excuse me?
- Sit, sit, sit.

[Clears Throat]

It's my Aunt Amy's trick.

You squirt it right there in that beautiful
ground beef patty...

chow down, problem's gone.

Don't tell me you did this in juvie.

It was harder.
They had mustard packets.

Here. Go ahead.
I won't look.

Better?

Mm-hmm. A little... A little bit.

Hey.

So, thanks for adopting me
as your charity case today.

Oh, don't you dare do that.
This had nothing to do with charity.

Oh, yeah, sure.

I came to your house today because I wanted
to spend my day with a really good man.

And a really good kisser.

Oh, there's meat loaf
in the bottom drawer.

I found it.

My stuff's packed.
I'll be gone after school.

What?

Last night, when you said we've
moved in and taken over your life...

I realized you were
talking about me.

I'm sorry I overstayed my welcome.

[Sighs]

Tess, don't leave.

No, it's okay. You know,
you have the right to protect your family.

You're part of the family
I was trying to protect.

As far as I can see, you're the only
good thing about having an alien in my life.

- Kyle?
- What?

You're definitely my favorite human.

Well, you're my favorite Martian.

You know, you could have
just used your foot.

I could have.

Can you imagine being locked up
in a place like this?

This would suck big.

Okay.

This just doesn't feel right. Digging through
the intimate details of these people's lives.

Yes. No.

Michael.

These must be personal belongings.
Look, here.

- Look at this.
- My God, that looks just like you.

That is me.
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