Original subtitles

Previously on "Manifest"...

I had an urge to see the plane,

I showed up, kaboom.

[ Speaking Bulgarian ]

Help!

Fiona Clarke started her career

in neural psychology,

ended up being

blackballed in her field

for her fringe beliefs.

Like what?

Believing

all of our brains

can sync up

to one another.

Like Cal

and Marko Valeriev.

In the wake

of any traumatic event,

it's inevitable

the participants

eventually seek each other out.

So, it has nothing to do

with you experiencing a calling.

I'm sorry,

a-a calling?

His fever broke.

[ Chuckles ]

Mom.

Ben: This data

can get me to the detainees,

which might be the only way

to protect my son.

You left me alone.

I'm sorry.

You can't ever

do that again.

Hand over the flash drive,

or you can be under arrest.

♪♪

Vance...

Vance,

you have to find them!

Vance!

[ Engines roaring ]

[ Tires screech, applause ]

Seriously? No service?

Same.

See, buddy?

No reason to be scared.

We made it.

It's okay.

We're home.

I wasn't afraid

of a flight.

I don't want

to be in New York.

This is where

I have cancer.

No more school,

no more anything.

I don't want to die.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Ben:

[ Sighs ] Hey.

Ew.

Fig Newtons?

Really?

Yeah.

Mom would always

give them to me.

I'd wake up

from a nightmare

and she would bring me

Fig Newtons and milk.

[ Inhales sharply ]

Mine [Exhales]

was always...

Mmm! Mm-hmm.

...ice cream.

She always kept a stash

of Rocky Road

in the back of the freezer

"for emergencies."

"For emergencies."

What's going on?

[ Lid thumps lightly ]

Cal wants

to go back to school.

You know,

he's going stir crazy.

He wants to be a normal kid

doing normal things.

Grace is all for it,

Dr. Williams signed off --

But you're worried

about it.

This is just

a lull.

Whatever's happening to Marko,

the testing,

it could restart

at literally any moment,

and that means

Cal gets sick again,

and this time...

[Sighs]

he might not survive.

You can't just lock him

in his room, Ben.

Besides, we don't know that

the testing is going to restart

or when.

Mick,

someone clearly discovered

that the passengers

are having callings.

The ability to see and hear

what's going to happen?

That's an incredibly

powerful weapon --

for the military,

for intelligence.

No. This...

This isn't over.

Yeah,

maybe not.

But, Ben,

it might never be over.

Your family

needs a new normal.

Let Cal

go to school.

Focus on your wife.

You are lucky

that you have her.

[ Sighs ]

I am.

Besides, we need to assume

that we're being watched.

So it's strategic

to act normal.

So that when we do find

the missing passengers,

when we finally

hit back?

They don't

see it coming.

Keep me updated.

[ Cellphone beeps ]

When will we be ready?

48 hours,

give or take.

We're finalizing

the clean room.

My source at the NSA

tells me

Deputy Director Vance took

an unexpected personal day.

And now he's offline,

completely dark.

He could be

inconveniencing us once again.

We've invested too much

in this project

to let Vance

shut it down.

Accelerate the timeline --

I need you fully operational

in 18 hours.

I don't think

that's possible.

Make it possible.

♪♪

[ Engines roaring ]

♪♪

[ Dog barking in distance ]

[ Birds chirping ]

[ Groans ]

[ Barking continues ]

Morning.

Milk,

no sugar.

[ Laughs ]

[ Chuckles ]

Well, whatever you are about

to ask for,

the answer is yes.

[ Chuckles ]

Well, actually,

I'm the one saying yes.

You're right.

Cal should go

back to school --

get his new normal on.

He's gonna be

so happy.

On one condition.

We need

our life back, too.

I mean,

how long has it been

since you and I

went out to dinner?

My time or yours?

[ Chuckles ]

Forever.

Olive can babysit.

You and I...

tonight...

[ Chuckles ]

...date night.

♪♪

Are you sure?

Your new job has been

keeping you so busy --

There's nothing more important

than us -- our family.

Are we on?

I'll make

a reservation.

I'm fine.

I feel good.

You do feel good.

So, first day at school --

are you nervous?

No.

All right.

Your mom's gonna take you

on her way to work.

I don't need a ride.

I'll walk with Olive.

Backpack and shoes,

let's go.

Guys, it's six blocks,

and it's the same campus.

He can come with me.

After everything

he's been through,

I just want to make sure

he's gonna be okay.

He'll be fine.

Okay, the last thing he needs

is the mommy-drop.

First he was

the cancer kid.

Now he's the 828 kid.

Let him just show up on day one

being normal.

All right, but if you see

anything strange

or if Cal gets sick again,

you've got --

I'll call

and text and Snapchat.

Relax.

[ Scoffs ]

The wisdom

of a 16-year-old.

Am I still driving you?

Can we get going?

Good morning

to you, too.

Sorry.

It's just I'm trying

to get Jared out of my head,

and the captain insists

we ride patrol together.

Maybe it's Jared

who's insisting.

I got

to get ready.

Have fun at work.

Hey.

See you tonight.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Boy: Check it out.

It's that 828 kid.

The plane.

Hey.

You're gonna do great.

[ School bell rings ]

Man:

All right, guys, school's open.

♪♪

There you go.

Good morning.

Good morning.

[ Telephone rings,

police radio chatter ]

Jared:

Yo, Stone!

I see you

coming in here late.

Busted.

Don't lose him.

♪♪

[ Radio chatter ]

Riojas:

There you are.

I'm on with ESU --

They're asking for you.

They got a jumper

on top of a building

at Freedman College.

They need a detective?

Guy was on Flight 828.

They've hit a wall.

ESU thinks

that he might talk to you.

♪♪

[ Telephone ringing ]

♪♪

Stone!

Get your ass

in here.

What's up?

You know about this?

Check it.

♪♪

What site is that?

It's an 828 Fan Site.

There's a bunch

of 'em.

We should post a pic of us,

all right,

a little, uh, publicity for,

you know, the company.

Yeah,

I'd rather not.

Buzzkill.

[ Alarm blares ]

[ Groans ]

Seriously?

All right, people,

let's go!

Fire-drill protocol,

find your exit routes,

let's keep it orderly.

Come on.

[ Alarm continues ]

[ Siren wails in distance ]

♪♪

[ Siren wails, horn honks ]

♪♪

You pulled

a fire alarm?

♪♪

What are y--

Pulling a fire alarm would be

visible and rudimentary.

I caused the

fire alarm to happen.

What are you

doing here, Vance?

I'm here because

as it turns out...

[ Sighs ]

...we need each other.

♪♪

[ Sirens wailing ]

♪♪

[ Vehicle doors close ]

You're Stone?

Yeah.

This is Detective Vasquez.

Dave Brandis, how you doing?

You recognize this guy?

That's our jumper?

That's Harvey Stein.

Yeah, I've met him

a couple of times.

Yeah, well, he's a little bit

troubled right now.

I'm gonna take you two

up there, okay?

How long's

he been up there?

Almost an hour.

He picked a perfect spot

above a slanted roof.

There's nowhere

to put the airbag.

Has anyone talked to the press?

Do they know he's Flight 828?

No,

I don't think so.

Okay, let's keep

it that way.

♪♪

I went

to this farm of yours.

If the passengers

had been there,

they've been moved,

I presume

to another facility.

So, what, you believe

my crazy theories now?

I believe you're on

the right track, yes.

So what happens now?

Did you get

a location?

The data on the flash drive

is raw.

Numbers,

largely without context.

Measurements

of some kind.

Nothing that remotely

resembled an address.

At least not to me.

And you really

want my help?

You were smart enough

to steal this data.

Maybe you're smart enough

to make sense of it.

Wait,

why should I trust you

with all the interrogations,

the surveillance --

You're right, I've been

treating you with suspicion.

No, you've been treating us

like enemies.

I've been protecting

my country.

That's my job.

[ Horn honks in distance ]

[ Sighs ]

Mr. Stone --

Ben --

we're not

that different.

I get

what you're doing.

You're putting yourself at risk

to protect your loved ones.

I respect it.

If we're gonna find

these people,

we're gonna do it

by working together.

♪♪

Well, you can start by

giving the flash drive back.

This is

an air-gapped computer.

I've loaded it with

the flash-drive contents.

This is

your new phone.

It's encrypted,

untraceable.

My number's in there.

Call me when

you've looked at the data.

♪♪

I'll think about it.

[ Horn honks in distance ]

[ Sirens wail in distance ]

[ Police radio chatter ]

Harvey, you okay?

Don't come over here!

Man: Good?

It's Michaela Stone.

I was

on the plane with you.

I'm one

of the passengers.

Mick,

please be careful.

I'm okay.

It's okay.

You sure?

Yeah.

♪♪

Harvey.

♪♪

Harvey,

do you remember me?

I'm a cop.

I was at the hangar with you

after the plane exploded.

That's close enough.

I know

why you're here, okay?

I know exactly what

you are feeling right now.

I don't think so.

You've come back

and the world's moved on

and you don't know

where you fit in anymore.

I get it.

No.

No, you don't.

That is not it.

That is not it.

[ Wind whistling ]

[ Telephone ringing ]

♪♪

[ Keyboard clacking ]

[ Computer beeping ]

♪♪

[ Cellphone beeps ]

[ Ringing ]

[ Clears throat ]

[ Cellphone clicks ]

Hello?

Professor,

it's Ben Stone.

I hope I got you

at a good time.

I think I may have

found something.

About

the missing passengers?

Have you found

where they are?

No, not yet.

But the data

I was able to download

from the U.D.S.

cloud server?

Some of it's medical.

Saanvi thinks

they're tracking heart rates,

brain activity.

[ Inhales sharply ]

But there's something else.

Is it possible

they're...

they're tracking

electrical data?

Voltage levels?

Professor?

Oh, my God,

the callings.

They're trying

to artificially replicate them.

How?

Electro-cortical

stimulation.

I used it on rats,

trying to connect the brainwaves

of multiple subjects.

Most of them died

in the process.

What Singularity's doing

is wildly theoretical

and dangerous.

We have to stop these people,

no matter what.

We will.

[ Cellphone beeps, closes ]

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

Hey.

Can't really talk

right now, bro.

Uh, real quick,

can you send me

the U.D.S. property risk reports

from the last year?

I know,

it's above my pay grade,

but I need a Tier One sampling

for the plus/minus.

Ah, yeah,

they're not done yet.

U.D.S. is slow as ass

updating their records,

and anyway,

I spend half my week

in clients' offices

taking meetings.

When am I gonna log

risk reports?

God, I'm supposed to be

at Wernax right now.

How about you let me

lighten the load?

You know, I've been fooling

around with this algorithm.

It'll convert everything

to run as a batch file.

Oh, that's sexy.

Yeah, I can zip through

our clients.

Just flip me

the data.

[ Scoffs ] Yeah.

I can't really

punt the supervisory work

down the food chain,

my man.

Ronnie.

I'm under-utilized here.

Take advantage.

No one has to know.

[ Bag zips ]

[ Keyboard clacking ]

Property acquisitions,

U.D.S., 12-month range...

[ Keyboard clacking ]

Whoa.

9,600 properties.

Piece of cake.

Yeah?

Benjamin Stone, and...

send.

Okay,

I have to roll.

Where's my Wernax ID?

Uh, it's here,

on your desk.

Oh, okay.

Uh, end of day,

no later.

♪♪

[ Wind whistling ]

Harvey, I'm gonna

come closer now, okay?

[ Breathing heavily ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Breathing heavily ]

Harvey.

[ Voice breaking ] I can see

the house I grew up in.

This is

my synagogue.

[ Laughs ]

Me and Josh Klein,

we used to smoke weed

in the parking lot

before Hebrew School.

I was 12 years old.

And now you feel like you don't

belong here anymore, right,

like, you're not

the same person?

People are dying.

It has to stop.

♪♪

I-I'm gonna be next.

That's the only way.

Harvey,

who is dying?

Come on, you can --

You can tell me.

Who's gonna understand

if not another passenger?

Talk to me, please.

I will understand.

♪♪

Then you can

understand this.

Harvey, no!

Stop! No!

Michaela!

♪♪

Oh, my God, that's -- that's

awful. I'm so sorry, Mick.

He's talking about

people dying,

and the next minute

[Inhales sharply] he's gone.

W-What people dying?

I don't know.

We're going to his place

to figure it out.

There's more,

Ben.

I had a calling

this morning.

"Don't lose him."

Did you have it?

No. No, no.

"Don't lose him"?

Yeah. I thought

it was about Jared,

but it's --

it was about Harvey,

don't lose Harvey,

and I did.

I lost him.

It's more than

getting it wrong, Ben.

I failed.

I failed the calling.

♪♪

I have to go.

I -- I've got to find out why.

No, no, Mick -- Mick --

[ Sighs ]

[ Cellphone beeps ]

Okay,

start at the beginning.

You walked him in...

Yep -- dropped him off

at his classroom.

Mrs. Henry was super excited

to see him.

I'm gonna find him at lunch.

Okay? All good.

Now,

let me see.

Okay, well,

I don't know...

[ Laughs ] No?

Mom,

i-it's date night.

You're not

going to church.

Okay, okay.

I like it,

by the way.

Date night. You and Dad

used to do it every Friday

when we were kids,

remember?

And Grandma and Grandpa

would babysit.

Of course I remember.

Let me call you

right back, okay?

[ Cellphone beeps ]

Lourdes. Hi.

Hi.

I've been meaning

to call,

see how you're adjusting

with everything.

Oh.

Good.

I mean, life is definitely

way more hectic,

but in a great way.

Way to make things

even more awkward, Lourdes.

No, I'm sorry.

So not my business.

Jared and I always said

once I got my Masters,

we'd start trying,

and my thesis

just got approved.

Congratulations.

Yeah. [ Laughs ]

That's amazing.

It's exciting.

Thank you.

And maybe a baby!

Maybe.

Family.

[ Laughs ]

Here you go,

Detective.

Thanks.

We'll lock up.

♪♪

[ Door creaks, closes ]

♪♪

[ Siren wails in distance ]

Harvey had no family?

No kids?

Michaela:

5 1/2 years later,

this is the life

he comes back to.

Hey.

You did

everything right.

If somebody makes up their mind

to jump,

there's zero

you can do about it.

♪♪

Yeah.

♪♪

I just don't...

understand.

I-I remember him

from the hangar.

He...

He was giving

the NSA hell.

The guy

was tough as nails.

I mean...

[ Door creaks ]

Jared.

♪♪

People are dying.

Th-That's what he said.

I mean, he blamed himself

for people dying.

But who are

the people?

♪♪

Mick.

♪♪

Both died

in the last few days.

But why?

♪♪

[ Mouse clicks ]

Susan Creighton.

That's her.

[ Mouse clicking ]

O'Ryan's Tavern.

Harvey had

that T-shirt.

Click on the hashtag.

[ Mouse clicks ]

Wait, there.

Monday night.

Zoom in.

[ Mouse clicks ]

Rick Moore.

He and Susan

were at the pub

along with Harvey

Monday night.

And they both died

a few days later.

Let's go.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Conversations continue ]

Cal!

I'm not answering

any questions.

I just want

to eat my lunch.

I have a question.

What did

he just say?

Tuna

or Ham and Cheese?

It's gonna be

one or the other

because those are

your favorites. I remember.

Tuna,

same as me.

I'll give you a string cheese

for your Doritos.

Are you gonna make

a Dorito sandwich?

Oh, my God,

Piper, yes,

you always

used to make those.

I'm making one

right now.

[ Laughing ]

This brings me back.

Oh, my.

[ Laughter ]

Yummy.

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

Did you bring it?

Vance: I did.

But you're not getting it

till I know what it's for.

The flash drive gave me

zero location data.

But I have obtained

a list of every property

acquired in the last two months

by U.D.S.

The Singularity Project

is their subsidiary.

How many properties?

Just over 700.

It's a needle in a haystack.

However, Professor Clarke

met with them at their offices

on the Upper East Side.

I was thinking, maybe

if she went back in, she

could place the bug.

No,

it's too risky.

She'll get caught.

We have to find

those passengers.

If the NSA is off the table,

this is how we do it.

[ Vehicles passing ]

♪♪

It's pre-activated.

All she has to do

is place it.

♪♪

[ Doorbell buzzes ]

Can you still get access to

the Singularity Project server?

Probably. Why?

We put a bug

in there.

It could be days

before we get anything useful.

We do this

in two steps.

Right.

Plant the bug.

And, uh, well, then we give them

a little nudge.

I couldn't attend your talk

in person, Professor,

but I watched it

online.

I'm dying

to know more.

Well,

m-my timing is good, then.

I...I had a few ideas

after our first conversation.

I thought

you'd like to hear them.

♪♪

You were interested,

as I recall,

in my work

on mirror neurons.

Excuse me, Professor,

I think you dropped something.

I'll get it.

Oh.

♪♪

Thank you.

Clumsy.

My favorite pen --

I would've hated

to have lost it.

[ Cellphone clicks ]

[ Cellphone chimes ]

♪♪

[ Cellphone clicks shut ]

[ Indistinct conversation ]

♪♪

[ Keyboard clacking ]

♪♪

[ Mouse clicks ]

I didn't go into a lot of

the technical terms.

The basal ganglia,

caudate nucleus --

[ Whispering ]

I'm so sorry.

I'm gonna have to

cut this short.

Oh.

Budget crisis.

I need

to make a call.

Sam will show you out.

You can reschedule.

Right.

Thank you,

Professor.

No,

thank you.

♪♪

It's Laurence.

We have a problem.

♪♪

[ Cellphone beeps, ringing ]

[ Cellphone vibrating, ringing ]

[ Cellphone beeps ]

Ben: Anything?

Listen.

Laurence: Somebody did a search,

network-wide.

JP Williamson,

the accounting firm...

"experiments"

and "Flight 828."

[ Smacks desk ]

It worked.

We've already moved them

to Brooklyn...

all 11,

to the clean room.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Thank you, Major.

Major. Major who?

Well,

there are hundreds.

But military --

that's a start.

Well, it's not exactly

a smoking gun.

Brooklyn narrows it down

to maybe 25 properties.

I'll go back

into the network,

look at the records.

No, no, no.

You're already

too exposed.

It's only a matter of time

before they figure it

out and come after you.

I don't care.

My -- My son is in danger.

I'm gonna do

what I have to do.

End of discussion.

All right.

[ Drawer opens ]

[ Sighs ]

You got

three data points.

Farm upstate, the office

on the Upper East Side,

and now Brooklyn.

If I pull

cellphone data,

we can see how many phones

pinged all three.

Wait.

I-I thought you said you wanted

to stay in the shadows.

You said using NSA resources

would show your hand.

I suppose this foolish

bravery thing of yours

is rubbing off

on me.

♪♪

Well,

how can I help?

I'm supposed to meet Grace

for dinner.

Go be

with your wife.

You are on

a ticking clock.

Make the most of it.

[ Cellphone beeps, clatters ]

[ Cellphone beeps, closes ]

[ Sighs ]

Harv was in here

all the time.

Local celebrity, right?

Lot of free drinks.

He was here Monday night. Do you

remember anything special?

Monday?

Yeah,

he got hammered.

Put on

quite the show.

What does that mean?

You know how

the plane exploded

a couple of days

after it landed?

Harvey claimed he knew

it was gonna happen.

Beforehand.

He told you that?

Only like four times.

And not just me --

anyone who would listen.

This is Susan Creighton,

Rick Moore.

They were both here

that night.

Yeah, sure.

They're both regulars.

Are you aware

they both passed?

Excuse me?

♪♪

Man: Hey, Lois,

give me another.

Hey,

give me a second.

He called himself

the angel of death.

He must have thought

it was connected.

What was connected?

He told people

about these callings,

and then they died.

That's why

he killed himself.

That's crazy.

What if it's not, Jared?

I-I told you

about the calling.

What if

Harvey was right?

♪♪

[ Police radio chatter ]

[ Telephone ringing ]

I pulled

the M.E. reports.

[ Folder thumps lightly ]

Susan Creighton's blood alcohol

was 0.23.

She should've barely

been able to walk --

stumbled out into the street

and got hit by a bus.

Rick Moore.

Training for

a marathon,

out on a five-mile run,

drops dead.

He had a massive

arterial blockage.

Mick, these people

were going to die regardless.

It had nothing to do

with Harvey

or what he did

or didn't tell them.

How do we know it's not the

universe pulling the strings?

What does that

even mean?

Look, don't let this guy

get into your head.

He was just a lonely,

disturbed man --

If something happened

to you, Jared?

Because of me?

I couldn't live

with that, either.

♪♪

I'm right here.

Okay?

I'm 100% alive.

♪♪

Oh, "Le Rouge."

Goes with

the smokin' hot eyes.

[ Chuckles ]

I want

to celebrate, too.

You will, buddy.

You and Olive are gonna

make popcorn and hang out.

[ Sighs ]

Or we can order pizza

and invite Kevin over.

Okay.

He's already had

a pretty big day.

We won't stay up late,

and we'll just watch some TV.

[ Door opens, closes ]

In bed by 10:00!

I know!

Hey. Hi.

Hello.

Wow.

You look amazing.

[ Chuckles ]

Where's Ben?

Uh,

he is running late.

He's still at work?

Yeah, we're gonna meet

at the restaurant.

What about you tonight?

I'm gonna go to the gym,

bath, and sleep.

It's been

that kind of day.

[ Dog barking in distance ]

What's up?

[ Sighs ] Um...

I'm not trying

to stir the pot.

But after what I said

this morning about Jared...

I saw Lourdes today.

I was shopping,

and I just happened

to run into her.

Okay. And...

And she was buying

a fertility kit.

She said that she and Jared

had a plan,

as soon

as she got her master's degree,

they would start trying.

I'm sorry.

I want you

to be happy, Mick.

I want you

to have a full life.

But it sounds like

Jared's moving on.

[ Sighs ]

Yeah,

and so should I.

♪♪

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Hi.

Just, uh -- I see her.

Thank you.

[ Soft piano music playing ]

Hi.

Mm.

♪♪

You look incredible.

[ Chuckles ]

So, how did everything

get sorted out at work?

Well, the trains

are back on track.

How was

Cal's first day?

Well, according to Olive,

he killed it.

♪♪

Hi.

[ Both laugh ]

Hi.

I'm glad

we're doing this.

It's a lot of time

to make up for.

♪♪

To a new beginning.

To you --

To your new job,

to our new life together,

to the new us.

I'm so proud of you,

Ben.

To the future.

To the future.

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

You wanted to see me?

Oh, Tabitha, good.

I need to run

a triangulation.

Last 48 hours.

Every cellphone that's been in

all three of these locations --

Upstate New York,

just off the throughway here,

Upper East Side,

here.

Well,

basically all of Brooklyn.

Copy.

Which op?

I need to assign a file number

to the request.

Don't worry about it.

I'll take care of it.

Yes, sir.

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[ Door creaks ]

Ben:

Trish was so mad.

[ Laughs ]

I don't blame her.

Looks like

you guys had a good time.

How are the kids?

Oh,

I just got home,

but apparently, they didn't

burn the house down.

I'll go

check on them.

Hey.

You okay?

Yeah.

I'm totally fine.

Don't be long.

You guys have fun

out on the town?

Ben: You were right.

She needed that.

Little does she know

I'm gonna lose my job

before I get my first paycheck.

What's the latest?

The passengers

are somewhere in Brooklyn.

Vance is trying to

narrow it down. He

should've called by now.

It's taking too long.

I got to tell you something

about Harvey.

He told people

about his callings.

Two of

those people died.

He was convinced

that there was a connection.

That is why he jumped.

I-I told Grace.

You told Jared.

Do you think

Harvey was right?

He was

pretty unhinged.

Technically,

there's an explanation

for these people's deaths.

And I failed

the calling.

What if

we're being punished?

[ Cellphone chimes, vibrates ]

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Or about to be.

[ Police radio chatter ]

[ Gearshift clicks,

engine shuts off ]

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Hey, guys.

She's back here.

[ Electricity crackles ]

Power line came down.

She was out

for a cigarette --

touched the Dumpster,

got electrocuted.

Go figure.

Just, uh,

keep your distance

until they give us

the green light.

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Michaela:

The bartender.

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That's three,

Jared.

That is three people that Harvey

told about the calling

that are now dead.

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[ Police radio chatter ]

We're not gonna worry

about this, all right?

I still don't buy the whole

"angel of death" thing.

Mick, Harvey told

half the people in that bar.

There's no way all those people

are gonna die.

Look, this is straightforward,

okay?

Just -- I got it.

Go home.

Get some rest.

I need

you to stop.

I need you to stop

taking care of me, okay?

I shouldn't be here.

If I hadn't come back,

you wouldn't be scared

for your life right now.

All of this

is my fault.

Mick, wait --

No. No, stop.

You're trying to start a

family with Lourdes.

She told you?

She told Grace.

And of course

you should.

I am not going to

get in the way of that.

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Don't lose him.

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[ Cellphone chimes ]

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♪♪

♪♪

Hey.

It's really late, bud.

Something wrong?

♪♪

Did something happen

at school?

♪♪

School was fun.

I saw

all my old friends,

but I'm afraid

if I close my eyes,

it'll all be gone.

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That won't happen.

What if it does?

I want

to keep going.

You will.

I promise.

Listen, I'm gonna go make sure

of that right now, okay?

I won't

let anyone hurt you.

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[ Lamp clicks ]

[ Door creaks ]

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19 cellphones that pinged

all three locations.

Of those,

we can rule out 17 --

FedEx, limo drivers,

delivery trucks.

That leaves

two cellphones,

both of which pinged

cellphone towers in Red Hook.

Both of which

are burners...

It's got to be them.

...and both of which

are employing

a high-level

masking protocol.

There may be four agencies

in the world that have it,

including NSA.

So you can't pinpoint

where they are right now?

No.

[ Keys clacking ]

But look at this.

They've been pinging this tower

in Red Hook last few hours.

It's somewhere

inside this radius.

That -- That list you got,

the Brooklyn properties,

were there any --

In Red Hook?

No,

I went through 'em.

You sure?

Yeah,

I got them right here.

Gas stations,

a couple of businesses.

None of --

What is it?

I was going by location,

not by date of acquisition.

Look.

None of these properties were

obtained within the last month.

Well,

that fits the timeline.

Your plane came back

three weeks ago.

They bought the property

shortly after.

Which also wasn't in

the records.

That means there's

nothing recent in the database.

So someone inside U.D.S.

is suppressing information.

No.

No,

I don't think so.

Honestly, I think

they're just slow as ass.

Ronnie, my idiot supervisor,

told me

that U.D.S. is behind logging in

their property acquisitions.

The -- The paperwork's got to be

on a desk somewhere

in the U.D.S.

Records Department.

[ Snaps fingers ]

There's a pass on Ronnie's desk.

It'll get me

into the U.D.S. building.

Then what? There'll be

cameras everywhere.

Once they figure it out,

you'll be fired, then

you'll be arrested.

What's your better idea?

You said yourself,

there's a ticking clock.

How else are we gonna save

the missing passengers,

save my son?

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Good evening.

[ Scanner beeps ]

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[ Scanner beeps ]

[ Turnstile clicking ]

[ Button clicks ]

[ Machinery whirring ]

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[ Whirring slows, stops ]

[ Elevator doors open ]

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[ Elevator bell dings ]

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[ Scanner beeping ]

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[ Lamp clicks ]

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[ Drawer opens, closes ]

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[ Papers rustling ]

Brooklyn.

U.D.S.

[ Muttering indistinctly ]

No.

Uh, Red Hook.

Oh. Okay, no.

No. Unh-unh.

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Yes.

[ Folder thumps lightly ]

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[ Cellphone beeps,

camera shutter clicks ]

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[ TV chatter ]

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Bartender, too.

I had another calling

with Jared.

"Don't lose him."

I think that Jared

might be in danger.

And Grace -- We have to do

something. We can't just wait --

We are

doing something.

We're finding

the missing passengers.

The more we can learn about

the callings, the better.

Vance:

Here's your property.

Chemical warehouse,

Red Hook.

Michaela: Yeah, that makes

sense. Red Hook is its own

world. Down by the water.

No public access.

That's the place.

We got to get there

and stop them.

I just hope

we can do it in time.

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Looks good.

We're testing

the current now.

The rest

will be online soon.

[ Electricity buzzing ]

[ Buzzing stops ]

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