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'...the opponents of drug legalisation
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'were growing more powerful...
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'...violence perpetrated by employees...
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'How do you respond to the accusation
that you gave the order...?
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'Here we go - innovator,
a corporate genius, a spiritual leader,
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'which brings us neatly back to why.'
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'Why what?'
'Why does everyone trust you?
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'The personal guarantee? Come off it.
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'I mean, seriously, to really guarantee
the safety of every single Ambro product,
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'you've got to be high
about 90% of the week.
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'Now, I know you're a recluse and all that,
but come on.'
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'Do you really want to know
why people trust me, Martin?'
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'That's why we're here.'
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'My parents where drug addicts.
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'As soon as I could walk
I had to step over needles,
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'crack pipes.
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'Sleeping, drooling,
emaciated, stinking bodies
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'just to find something to eat.
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'As a child, I became very familiar
with hospital waiting rooms...
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'...while doctors tried to flush out
my parents' systems after OD'ing.
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'I had to scrounge money,
bail money, dealer money...
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'...protection money off my neighbours.
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'And then one day, it was all over.
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'I found myself staring at two people
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'with their guts spilling out
onto the threadbare carpet,
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'because my parents had skanked
their dealer one time too many.
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'I made a promise that day,
I made a promise to myself.
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'To change a system...
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'...that took two decent people
and turned them into cockroaches.
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'And I've kept that promise ever since.
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'Today, Ambro products are legal.
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'They are affordable and they are safe.'
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'People have made their choice, Martin.
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'You can't change history.'
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"'You can't change history,"
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'from the lips of the Ambro Company's
enigmatic founder Todd Ambro,
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'right here live and exclusive
and in person
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'in our studio on the 25th anniversary
of drug legalisation.
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'Todd Ambro, thank you.'
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'What a pleasure it's been, Martin.
Thank you.'
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'What are you waiting for?'
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- Well?
- 'Shush, shush.'
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Rushing will only make me mess it up.
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OK, I'm there.
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Come on, you have to move faster.
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'This is my whole life
passing before me.'
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A little respect, please.
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Your whole life?
You're forgetting something.
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Apart from you, Eva, of course.
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'What's the matter?'
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I know this is the right thing,
but that doesn't stop it feeling wrong.
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'Don't think about that.
Just do what we planned.'
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- 'Talk to me. Tell me what's happening.'
- It's happening.
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- You're a genius!
- 'Was.'
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- No one's gonna know now.
- 'I'll know.'
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You've got company.
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- 'You need to get out of there.'
- No, it's not completed.
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There are three of them.
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OK. There's an emergency exit
in the clearance chamber.
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'I can try and buy you some time.'
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- I have to finish this.
- No, you need to get out of there.
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Shit!
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Don't move!
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Step away from the door.
Put your hands above your head!
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- Don't fucking move!
- What are you doing? This isn't stable.
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Where I'm going, it doesn't need to be.
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'This was never the plan! Don't do it!'
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It's gone.
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Jesus.
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- All of it?
- No, not all of it.
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Eva... I love you.
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No!
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'165 status update.
165 status...'
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I really loved her.
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- Yeah, that's what it looks like.
- Fuck you!
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She was my baby. My skin.
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Hey! What about me?
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You can't just leave me like this.
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I really need something, brother.
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I'm freaking out here.
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L'm... ditching, man.
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Please! Anything! Please!
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Then try room service.
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Fuck you! You motherfucker!
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We've been promised
an upgrade now that Ambro owns this site.
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Ambro owns this place?
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God knows why anyone
would wanna own this shithole.
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The lights are on a timer.
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They don't come on till 8:00
when we open. Cutbacks.
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Are you meant to do that?
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Jesus!
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This is the only key.
I checked the security cameras.
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No one came in
or out of here last night.
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Except this guy.
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No, there's the thing.
There's nothing on there.
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Hey, come on. This is a stressful job.
You know how it is.
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Anyway, I thought
you Drecks worked in pairs.
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Cutbacks.
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'...with the largest
range of LRDs on the market,
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'Ambro have something for everyone...'
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- 'What time's this?'
- Someone offed themselves in the Kindle.
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- 'ID?'
- No, nothing. E6.
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I'm going back for a DNA test again
once the body's cooled down.
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- 'Cools down?'
- His body temperature was 49 degrees.
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No weapons.
I'll have to go back with Forensics.
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- 'Christ. So what was he jamming?'
- I dunno. Another Error 6.
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I need to go back in there
with a Forensics team.
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- 'No way.'
- Did you hear what I just said?
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We've got a double E6.
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'I'm sending everything
to Rogue Trader Convictions.
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'We'll shut these bastards down
once and for all.
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'There's been a 30% spike in
unlicensed busts in the last two months.
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'They still keep coming back.
It's making people nervous.'
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- You mean the LRD manufacturers.
- 'Making all of us nervous.'
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- And tell them we need more Drecks.
- 'Very funny.
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'We have to let some one-offs like
your E6 slide until we get on top of this.'
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- Great.
- 'Technically it's a crime without a victim.
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'No one gives a shit.
The case is closed, eh?'
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Hi.
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I'm sorry. I...
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Can I come in?
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Everyone's gone home.
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I've got him a present.
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Come on. Let's see you then.
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Yes. Definitely bigger.
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Here.
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Happy birthday.
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- What is it?
- A book.
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- Where did you find it?
- At a market.
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- So what's all this?
- Don't touch it!
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I'm trying to construct
an anti-gravity chamber.
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Oh, right. How's that going?
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Thanks, Dad.
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New neighbours.
Mum puts the TV on to hide the noise.
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Are you still angry with Mum?
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I'm not angry with her.
ls that what she said?
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I can't stay, Ben. You know why.
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You can come over and see me
at my place.
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I don't like your place.
I want you to live here.
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I'm sorry, it's not that simple.
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Why isn't it?
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'Ambro Infinity lasts up
to five times longer than our rivals.
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'If you want safe play,
then you have to play safe.
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'Only Ambro products
carry my personal guarantee.
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'Ambro... playing safe.'
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I had them knocking on my door today.
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- Cold calling.
- Who?
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Who'd you think? Ambro.
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- They were at the school on Monday.
- Jesus.
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I'm not sure how long
we can go on like this.
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Six months.
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- We agreed six months apart and then...
- I...
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- I don't think I'm gonna make it.
- What does that mean?
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Someone at the diner said
trading's picked up in the north.
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A lot of abandoned accommodation
going begging.
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- What's this got to do with anything?
- We can start again.
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Get a small house
in the middle of nowhere. No drugs.
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Just us.
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Who's "us"?
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Angie?
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Look...
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I'm sorry about tonight. But I'll make it
up to you both, I promise.
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I could come by at the weekend,
when you're working.
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Come on, Angie.
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- I'm free on Saturday.
- Saturday...
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Good. It can be just the three of us.
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You look like a man
who puts in the hours.
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What you poppin', man?
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You need a little bit extra-sweet
medicine for your tired bones?
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Not interested, pal.
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Listen, I'm not talkin' licensed shit.
I can get you some really bad.
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Come on. You look down, bruv.
Let me sort you out.
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Calm the fuck down!
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We call you people
rogue addiction traders.
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RATS.
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Might give you some clue as to how
I feel about you offering URDs to me.
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Are you Dreck, man? Shit!
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And I'm void.
Your worst nightmare.
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All right, keep your sense of humour.
I was only joking.
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You think this is funny?
Think this is funny?
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Please, stop.
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Please, please.
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Thanks for the free samples.
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'...with the CEO
Todd Ambro unavailable for comment,
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"'The Central Show"
caught up with his wife Ellen.'
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'Todd is... he's so active.
So committed.
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'He would've loved to have been here,
but there's so much to take care of.'
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- 'Personal guarantee?'
- 'Well, exactly.'
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'Ellen, tell us,
what do you say to people
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'who accuse the Ambro Company
of aggravating the situation
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'rather than helping it?'
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'Look, in any society, you'll always have
people harking back to the good old clays.
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'If by "the good old days",
those people mean a time
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'when children were scoring
unregulated narcotics on street corners,
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'and injecting themselves
into their stomachs,
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'then you can have your golden age.
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'The reality is that people
are much happier now,
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'and that's what's important.'
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'OK, are you sitting comfortably, Frank?
I'll give you ten minutes.
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'Tell me what you know.'
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White male. Late-20s.
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Only distinguishing mark,
small scar on his right arm.
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Like an old gunshot wound. Unrelated.
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'Probably did it when he was a kid.
Go on.'
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Judging by the mess he made,
I'd say PCD was suicide,
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but I've got no weapon and an E6
on LRD and DNA, so I'm just guessing.
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'There are traces of alloy here where
a one-inch section has been removed.'
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- By the bullet?
- 'Bullets are lead. This is surgical.'
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- Surgery?
- 'Seems that way. Check this out.
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'On the other side,
there's what looks like a needle hole.
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'It stretches back to the eye socket.
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'The needle seems
to have planted a hostile enzyme
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'into the cells in the hippocampus.
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'It looks synthetic. Maybe
a biotech parasite. It's hard to say.
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'But it might explain why he was so hot.'
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So is this a URD or not?
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'If this is a drug,
it's like nothing I've seen before.
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'Licensed or unlicensed.'
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- What's that noise?
- 'Oh, that? I'm acclimatising.'
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- For what?
- 'I got my transfer, man.
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'To a rural detail. Can you believe it?
I'm getting out of this city.'
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Congratulations, Eddie.
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- 'That is not right.'
- What?
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'Still no DNA match, both networks.
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'Incredible. Get me something else from
the crime scene. I can't work with this.'
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Forget it. I've gotta do this by the book
these days, Eddie. You know that.
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'Come on, man.
My life just got interesting.
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'Don't you get it?
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'Even if this kid killed himself, somebody
showed up and took a piece of his brain.
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'There's gotta be something. A trace
of them back in the storage locker.'
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'Ambro Infinity lasts up
to five times longer than our rivals.
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- 'If you want safe play...'
- Hi.
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'...you have to play safe. Only Ambro
products carry my personal guarantee.
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'Ambro, playing safe.'
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Put your hands where I can see them.
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Hey!
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- Where is he?
- Where's who?
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Where's who?
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Stay there!
240
00:21:52.521 --> 00:21:54.898
Wait! Hold up!
241
00:23:51.806 --> 00:23:53.725
- 'Dad!'
- What are you still doing up?
242
00:23:53.850 --> 00:23:57.896
- 'I can't stop reading that book.'
- Have you finished it yet?
243
00:23:58.021 --> 00:24:00.899
'Nearly. When I do,
can you get me another one?'
244
00:24:01.024 --> 00:24:02.734
Tell me what you liked about it.
245
00:24:02.859 --> 00:24:06.947
'Well, this guy invents a time machine
and he travels to the future,
246
00:24:07.072 --> 00:24:10.742
'which is ruled by these scary
sort of ape people who live underground.
247
00:24:10.867 --> 00:24:14.287
- 'They're called Morlocks.'
- Morlocks, eh?
248
00:24:14.412 --> 00:24:19.751
'And they feed on these other people,
who are like the good people called Eloi.'
249
00:24:20.794 --> 00:24:23.421
Great.
Well, tell me when you're finished.
250
00:24:25.173 --> 00:24:26.633
How's your mum?
251
00:24:26.758 --> 00:24:29.511
'She doesn't know I'm still awake.'
252
00:24:29.636 --> 00:24:31.554
I won't tell her, I promise.
253
00:24:33.014 --> 00:24:35.433
- 'Are you all right?'
- Yeah, I'm fine.
254
00:24:36.434 --> 00:24:39.270
I just hurt my shoulder. It's nothing.
255
00:24:40.730 --> 00:24:43.024
Keep talking to me.
256
00:24:43.149 --> 00:24:46.695
- 'What shall I talk about?'
- Dunno. Finish the story.
257
00:24:56.496 --> 00:25:01.251
The thing is we had no idea
whether he was telling the truth or not.
258
00:25:01.376 --> 00:25:04.546
- So how did you find out?
- The smell.
259
00:25:04.671 --> 00:25:06.548
- Smell?
- Yeah.
260
00:25:08.133 --> 00:25:10.260
- Piss.
- No way.
261
00:25:10.385 --> 00:25:12.178
Yeah, it's true.
262
00:25:12.303 --> 00:25:17.934
The hardest motherfucker in the city is
pissing himself right there like a baby.
263
00:25:19.144 --> 00:25:22.355
And as it turns out
it wasn't even nerves.
264
00:25:22.480 --> 00:25:24.357
The fucker was incontinent!
265
00:25:28.194 --> 00:25:29.904
Right, we'd better do this.
266
00:25:30.030 --> 00:25:33.908
- Let's make it quick, all right?
- You got somewhere better to go?
267
00:25:34.034 --> 00:25:36.995
Yeah. Maybe.
268
00:25:38.538 --> 00:25:43.084
So tell me, how does it work
with that girl of yours, Leona, huh?
269
00:25:43.209 --> 00:25:47.630
Do you load up on your whore and then
crawl home to the arms of your Madonna?
270
00:25:47.756 --> 00:25:52.260
- She is not a whore. She is a skin.
- Same difference where I come from.
271
00:25:52.385 --> 00:25:56.139
That's perhaps the reason why the only
person you get to fuck is yourself.
272
00:25:57.432 --> 00:25:59.059
Touched a bit of a nerve.
273
00:25:59.184 --> 00:26:01.603
Does Angie know you like
a bit of a fondle now and then?
274
00:26:01.728 --> 00:26:03.730
Fucking shut it, all right?
275
00:26:05.356 --> 00:26:08.651
All right, just...
Let's focus on the job, yeah?
276
00:26:08.777 --> 00:26:10.528
My point exactly.
277
00:26:14.949 --> 00:26:18.286
- What the fuck are you doing?
- You can party when you've finished.
278
00:26:19.871 --> 00:26:21.664
I need someone I can rely on.
279
00:26:21.790 --> 00:26:25.001
What the fuck's that...?
Where the fuck are you going?
280
00:26:25.126 --> 00:26:26.836
We'll shout if we need you.
281
00:26:27.796 --> 00:26:30.548
Oi! Oi, fuck Off!
282
00:26:30.673 --> 00:26:32.175
Fuck“.
283
00:26:33.134 --> 00:26:34.928
Fuck you now!
284
00:26:40.016 --> 00:26:41.434
Fuck you.
285
00:26:44.896 --> 00:26:46.606
Yeah, fuck you!
286
00:26:47.774 --> 00:26:49.109
Fuck you.
287
00:26:49.234 --> 00:26:50.777
Fuck you.
288
00:27:17.512 --> 00:27:20.890
Oi! Wake up!
Nolan needs backup now!
289
00:27:42.120 --> 00:27:45.748
- Grieves, where were you?
- Shut the fuck up!
290
00:27:45.874 --> 00:27:47.876
- Get me out of this!
- I said shut up!
291
00:27:52.922 --> 00:27:56.885
Take the fucker down!
Take the fucker down! Take him down!
292
00:28:39.510 --> 00:28:41.054
Hey, wake up.
293
00:28:43.348 --> 00:28:45.058
Hey! Wake up.
294
00:28:55.318 --> 00:28:56.653
Hold still.
295
00:28:56.778 --> 00:29:00.698
- What are you doing?
- My job. I'm a Dreck.
296
00:29:01.783 --> 00:29:04.160
No!
297
00:29:04.285 --> 00:29:07.664
Hold still, hold still,
hold still, hold still.
298
00:29:08.998 --> 00:29:11.834
Don't touch me. Don't touch me.
299
00:29:26.182 --> 00:29:27.684
Shit.
300
00:29:30.645 --> 00:29:33.982
So are you gonna tell me what
you were doing down there last night?
301
00:29:35.858 --> 00:29:38.528
You and your little friend
forget to pay your dealer?
302
00:29:38.653 --> 00:29:42.156
- My little friend?
- The dead guy.
303
00:29:43.366 --> 00:29:44.784
The stiff.
304
00:29:45.910 --> 00:29:47.954
He's dead?
305
00:29:48.079 --> 00:29:50.498
You would be
if you had half of your face missing.
306
00:29:50.623 --> 00:29:52.250
Do you know him?
307
00:29:55.253 --> 00:29:57.755
So he was your friend.
308
00:29:57.880 --> 00:29:59.966
My condolences.
309
00:30:00.091 --> 00:30:01.426
FUCK you!
310
00:30:03.386 --> 00:30:06.055
Mess with that unlicensed shit,
it only ends one way.
311
00:30:06.180 --> 00:30:09.475
- We don't do that. He didn't do that.
- No?
312
00:30:10.268 --> 00:30:13.396
Don't lie to me! Your arteries
are not good enough for you now?
313
00:30:13.521 --> 00:30:16.274
You and your boyfriend pump
that shit into your brain?
314
00:30:16.399 --> 00:30:18.109
No!
315
00:30:25.825 --> 00:30:30.246
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I ran out of juice.
Let me get to the car.
316
00:30:37.712 --> 00:30:39.464
They work for Ambro.
317
00:30:43.051 --> 00:30:46.137
'Gonna let me in on the joke?'
What joke?
318
00:30:46.262 --> 00:30:49.432
'Where you break into the storage house
and shoot the place to shit.
319
00:30:49.557 --> 00:30:51.851
'What did you do to yourself?'
320
00:30:51.976 --> 00:30:54.062
The gunman winged me. It's fine.
321
00:30:54.187 --> 00:30:56.147
'The gunman? Did you nick him?'
322
00:30:56.272 --> 00:30:58.566
No. He disappeared.
323
00:30:58.691 --> 00:31:00.360
'What, into thin air?
324
00:31:02.528 --> 00:31:06.032
'You went directly against a briefing.
Why?'
325
00:31:06.157 --> 00:31:08.701
We've got a body unregistered
on any system we have,
326
00:31:08.826 --> 00:31:12.747
and people running temperatures
in excess of 49 degrees.
327
00:31:12.872 --> 00:31:16.834
I mean, come on. Aren't you even
at least a bit curious about what this is?
328
00:31:16.959 --> 00:31:21.589
'You left the scene of a Code One
to go back to a low-priority sideshow?
329
00:31:21.714 --> 00:31:26.469
- 'I'm putting your status to orange.'
- What? That's absurd! I know what I saw!
330
00:31:26.594 --> 00:31:29.222
'I know it's been tough
for the last couple of months,
331
00:31:29.347 --> 00:31:33.101
'but I'll save you some embarrassment
and I'll cite personal mitigation.
332
00:31:34.936 --> 00:31:37.647
'You're on orange until further notice.
333
00:31:37.772 --> 00:31:40.274
'Now go and get me
some RAT bookings.'
334
00:31:50.827 --> 00:31:53.871
'On a good clay, you can see
all the way out to the Kindle.'
335
00:31:53.996 --> 00:31:57.500
- How many of those do you have?
- How many what?
336
00:31:57.625 --> 00:31:59.168
Good days.
337
00:32:03.840 --> 00:32:07.385
- Where've you been? Come in!
- Sorry. I thought we were in your office.
338
00:32:07.510 --> 00:32:10.054
- The lift was bust.
- Kim...
339
00:32:11.556 --> 00:32:13.975
- This is Ellen Ambro.
- Ah. As in...
340
00:32:14.100 --> 00:32:17.145
Todd Ambro's wife.
Well done, Detective.
341
00:32:17.270 --> 00:32:20.606
And Chief Executive Officer
of the Ambro Company.
342
00:32:20.731 --> 00:32:23.234
Talk to me about the Kindle district.
343
00:32:23.359 --> 00:32:26.028
Well, it's the old industrial quarter
of the city.
344
00:32:26.154 --> 00:32:29.782
Mostly Chinese-run till the collapse
and they all scarpered back home.
345
00:32:29.907 --> 00:32:33.453
I didn't ask for a fucking history lesson.
I'm talking about last night.
346
00:32:33.578 --> 00:32:35.329
What was Grieves doing down there?
347
00:32:35.455 --> 00:32:38.624
The Kindle is his beat.
There was a body he wanted to identify.
348
00:32:38.749 --> 00:32:43.880
Didn't I make it clear that you were
to redirect all your Drecks to bust RATs?
349
00:32:44.005 --> 00:32:47.842
I bounced him back to orange. He won't
do it again. Not with his track record.
350
00:32:49.051 --> 00:32:51.304
That land belongs to us, Detective.
351
00:32:51.429 --> 00:32:54.474
- I thought that was just a rumour.
- Well, for once it's true.
352
00:32:55.224 --> 00:32:59.479
Over the next five years, we'll shift
our research to the Kindle district.
353
00:32:59.604 --> 00:33:03.900
As you know, our business involves
a high quota of highly sensitive testing.
354
00:33:04.025 --> 00:33:08.070
We can't have any rogue elements
in or around such an environment.
355
00:33:08.196 --> 00:33:10.239
Which means
keep your fucking snouts out.
356
00:33:10.364 --> 00:33:14.619
With respect, Grieves was investigating
a possible LRD-related homicide.
357
00:33:14.744 --> 00:33:17.371
- Suicide.
- We can't be sure of that.
358
00:33:17.497 --> 00:33:20.041
- We can.
- Sorry, we can what?
359
00:33:20.166 --> 00:33:23.085
We've made our enquiries
and we're happy with its conclusion.
360
00:33:23.211 --> 00:33:24.629
It's a suicide.
361
00:33:25.713 --> 00:33:27.882
I'll let you get back to work.
362
00:33:30.218 --> 00:33:34.222
Get this Grieves back on his leash and
I'll have my people draw up a contract.
363
00:33:36.307 --> 00:33:38.601
You really can see the Kindle from here.
364
00:33:43.314 --> 00:33:46.651
- What was that all about?
- What do you think it was all about?
365
00:33:46.776 --> 00:33:50.071
Your face isn't the only thing
needs fixing. We're talking resources.
366
00:33:50.196 --> 00:33:51.864
Big fat resources.
367
00:33:52.698 --> 00:33:55.618
- Can we partner with a drug company?
- Depends which one.
368
00:33:56.452 --> 00:33:59.372
With them behind us,
we can do whatever we fucking want.
369
00:34:00.665 --> 00:34:02.875
These are exciting times, Kim.
370
00:34:05.419 --> 00:34:07.797
We're looking at a new era for the city.
371
00:34:07.922 --> 00:34:09.924
The city or the Ambro Company?
372
00:34:11.050 --> 00:34:12.510
What's the difference?
373
00:34:18.891 --> 00:34:21.018
You need to see this.
374
00:34:21.143 --> 00:34:24.647
This is the CCTV footage
from the incident last night.
375
00:34:24.772 --> 00:34:27.191
The man is Grieves.
376
00:34:27.316 --> 00:34:30.903
- What about the girl?
- There's no record of her entering.
377
00:34:32.572 --> 00:34:35.866
We've got another body.
From the same place as the first one.
378
00:34:35.992 --> 00:34:39.036
- Only this one's alive.
- Exactly.
379
00:34:39.161 --> 00:34:42.039
Which means the drug must be stable.
380
00:34:42.164 --> 00:34:45.334
There's something else you should know.
He never called it in.
381
00:34:49.130 --> 00:34:52.049
The girl must still be with him.
382
00:34:52.174 --> 00:34:53.801
Find them.
383
00:34:56.679 --> 00:34:59.515
I need you to put her up
for a couple of days.
384
00:34:59.640 --> 00:35:03.894
Just until I sort out what's going on.
She needs help, Angie, please.
385
00:35:05.187 --> 00:35:07.523
- She isn't dangerous.
- She isn't dangerous?
386
00:35:08.816 --> 00:35:11.027
I mean, is she void?
387
00:35:11.152 --> 00:35:12.903
No. I don't know.
388
00:35:13.029 --> 00:35:15.781
- Miss?
- She'll be with you in a minute.
389
00:35:15.906 --> 00:35:17.825
I'm coming.
390
00:35:17.950 --> 00:35:19.535
Fill me up.
391
00:35:35.343 --> 00:35:36.719
Huh?
392
00:35:40.473 --> 00:35:42.683
- Angie?
- You made the rules.
393
00:35:43.809 --> 00:35:46.312
You laid down the terms
for your recovery, not me.
394
00:35:48.648 --> 00:35:52.693
Now you want me to take in some girl
you picked up at a crime scene!
395
00:35:54.195 --> 00:35:57.531
To bring her into our home?
My home! Ben's home!
396
00:35:57.657 --> 00:36:00.493
I'm sorry.
I just didn't know what else to do.
397
00:36:00.618 --> 00:36:03.120
You do what you said you'd do.
398
00:36:03.245 --> 00:36:09.543
You come to our house on Saturday
without your gun and... your darkness.
399
00:36:09.669 --> 00:36:14.715
And you take part in our lives like
a normal, everyday father and husband.
400
00:36:16.592 --> 00:36:18.636
That's all you have to do.
401
00:36:21.514 --> 00:36:23.140
This is how it is.
402
00:36:23.265 --> 00:36:28.062
I'm this close to throwing you back
to whoever was trying to kill you.
403
00:36:28.187 --> 00:36:32.566
I know you're frightened, but you have
to trust someone or I can't help you.
404
00:36:34.026 --> 00:36:37.113
- If I keep you somewhere safe...
- You can't keep me against my will.
405
00:36:37.238 --> 00:36:41.325
With no positive ID,
I can do what the hell I like.
406
00:36:43.119 --> 00:36:45.538
I'm just trying to help you here.
407
00:36:52.503 --> 00:36:54.922
Why do people call you Dreck?
408
00:36:58.718 --> 00:37:02.263
Because we clean up the shit
that nobody else wants to.
409
00:37:04.974 --> 00:37:07.309
Are all police like you?
410
00:37:07.435 --> 00:37:09.770
- Like what?
- Angry.
411
00:37:13.941 --> 00:37:15.317
- Eddie.
- 'Get anything?'
412
00:37:15.443 --> 00:37:17.737
Double E6s.
413
00:37:19.321 --> 00:37:22.533
- 'What? You got another one?'
- Same location.
414
00:37:22.658 --> 00:37:25.202
I'm going to send you
a sample for an ID.
415
00:37:25.327 --> 00:37:28.789
- We must be missing something.
- 'Dead?'
416
00:37:28.914 --> 00:37:30.916
No.
417
00:37:34.920 --> 00:37:37.882
Shit. Eddie, I'm gonna have to go.
Call you back later.
418
00:37:40.217 --> 00:37:41.552
'Frank?'
419
00:37:54.190 --> 00:37:56.442
Morning. Now, shut up. Move now!
420
00:38:07.661 --> 00:38:09.330
Hey!
421
00:38:23.594 --> 00:38:26.514
- 'What happened to you?'
- Shut up and tell me something.
422
00:38:26.639 --> 00:38:31.310
Is there any way DNA could be
changed or altered to avoid detection,
423
00:38:31.435 --> 00:38:33.145
like jamming the code or whatever?
424
00:38:33.270 --> 00:38:36.607
- 'Not that I've heard of. Why?'
- We have to make an ID on the first body.
425
00:38:36.732 --> 00:38:39.235
- 'It was incinerated this morning.'
- What?
426
00:38:39.360 --> 00:38:42.988
'Orders, Frank. We don't keep E6s
any more. It came from Nolan.'
427
00:38:45.908 --> 00:38:47.451
Fuck.
428
00:38:47.576 --> 00:38:51.372
- Anyone off-site who can help me?
- 'I'm not getting into this.'
429
00:38:51.497 --> 00:38:52.998
- Tell me.
- 'You're void.
430
00:38:53.123 --> 00:38:56.126
'But you know you really should consider
getting some help.
431
00:38:56.252 --> 00:38:58.295
'These patches, you strap them on...'
432
00:39:01.757 --> 00:39:05.970
'OK. All right, there's a guy
called Yuri, Yuri Sidorov.
433
00:39:07.429 --> 00:39:11.684
'He used to be a genetic engineer
at a big pharma gig before deregulation.
434
00:39:11.809 --> 00:39:16.105
'The guy was a god. And then
one day he just jacked it all in.
435
00:39:19.108 --> 00:39:22.611
'He moved out into the Kindle district,
away from the centre.
436
00:39:23.863 --> 00:39:27.366
'I think he still hangs out there,
but he's got some kind of condition.
437
00:39:27.491 --> 00:39:31.412
'It's why he left his job.
Tell him I sent you.'
438
00:39:32.496 --> 00:39:34.081
'Thanks, Eddie.'
439
00:40:07.114 --> 00:40:09.742
I've got eyes on him,
but there's no sign of the girl.
440
00:40:11.201 --> 00:40:12.661
I'll check.
441
00:40:29.595 --> 00:40:31.513
What the fuck, man?
442
00:40:47.446 --> 00:40:48.948
How about me?
443
00:41:02.044 --> 00:41:03.712
Ambro, eh?
444
00:41:07.633 --> 00:41:09.885
He likes a bit of rough.
445
00:42:06.066 --> 00:42:07.568
Hello?
446
00:43:02.372 --> 00:43:03.665
Hello?
447
00:43:08.879 --> 00:43:12.091
Stay where you are.
Don't come any closer.
448
00:43:13.300 --> 00:43:16.470
I can almost smell
the electrons on your body.
449
00:43:18.138 --> 00:43:21.725
Your phone. Put it in the box.
450
00:43:31.485 --> 00:43:33.112
Close the lid.
451
00:43:37.783 --> 00:43:39.618
Put your gun way.
452
00:43:44.373 --> 00:43:45.999
Who are you?
453
00:43:47.042 --> 00:43:51.505
Eddie Rankin sent me.
He said that you would help me.
454
00:43:51.630 --> 00:43:53.132
You are Dreck?
455
00:43:53.257 --> 00:43:55.217
I need you to take a look at something.
456
00:43:55.342 --> 00:43:57.719
- Eddie owes me money.
- How much?
457
00:43:57.845 --> 00:44:01.056
500. But I take 450 for cash.
458
00:44:01.181 --> 00:44:02.766
- Forget it.
- 300.
459
00:44:02.891 --> 00:44:05.519
Half now, half when I've helped you.
460
00:44:06.478 --> 00:44:07.855
Two.
461
00:44:08.814 --> 00:44:10.607
Yeah, done.
462
00:44:11.483 --> 00:44:14.111
- What have you got?
- This.
463
00:44:21.785 --> 00:44:23.370
Here, please.
464
00:44:26.123 --> 00:44:30.669
- Eddie said you have some condition.
- That's one way of describing it.
465
00:44:31.461 --> 00:44:36.967
Before I quit,
I calculated more than 3,000 ways
466
00:44:37.092 --> 00:44:40.220
in which to track
my movements, my habits.
467
00:44:40.345 --> 00:44:42.973
From the phone calls I was making...
468
00:44:44.224 --> 00:44:48.395
...the money I was spending,
the drugs I was buying.
469
00:44:48.520 --> 00:44:49.938
Everything-
470
00:44:51.356 --> 00:44:56.195
I was so full of protonic energy,
I could have illuminated an entire city.
471
00:44:58.322 --> 00:45:04.453
And then, for some reason,
my body, my brain began to reject it.
472
00:45:05.913 --> 00:45:08.874
I had no other option
but to move out here.
473
00:45:10.167 --> 00:45:15.047
I use only what radiation I need,
I stay alive.
474
00:45:16.298 --> 00:45:18.634
What do mean "reject"?
475
00:45:18.759 --> 00:45:24.056
You receive a phone call
within five feet of me, I get a headache.
476
00:45:25.682 --> 00:45:29.061
You make two,
my brain starts to embolise.
477
00:45:29.186 --> 00:45:32.064
Three, it starts dribbling out my ears.
478
00:45:34.191 --> 00:45:36.610
I need you to do a DNA test for me.
479
00:45:39.738 --> 00:45:40.948
Money.
480
00:45:47.663 --> 00:45:50.499
Thank you. Come back same time
tomorrow, I have something for you.
481
00:45:50.624 --> 00:45:54.544
- Why can't you do it now?
- Because I'm tired.
482
00:45:54.670 --> 00:45:58.590
Because it takes a long time.
Because I want to do it properly.
483
00:47:35.604 --> 00:47:37.939
- Hello?
- 'Hi. It's me.
484
00:47:38.065 --> 00:47:41.985
'Look, I'm... I'm sorry about earlier.'
485
00:47:44.404 --> 00:47:47.199
- 'Where are you?'
- I'm working.
486
00:47:47.324 --> 00:47:49.785
- 'How's your arm?'
- I'll live.
487
00:47:49.910 --> 00:47:51.703
'Huh. Good.'
488
00:47:51.828 --> 00:47:56.666
- At least until Saturday.
- 'Yeah. Angie?'
489
00:47:57.918 --> 00:47:59.127
'What?'
490
00:48:02.422 --> 00:48:07.928
- Are you still there?
- It's nothing. I'd better go.
491
00:48:08.053 --> 00:48:10.472
- 'See you Saturday.'
- OK.
492
00:48:11.515 --> 00:48:13.016
'Stay safe.'
493
00:48:14.434 --> 00:48:15.685
OK.
494
00:48:28.532 --> 00:48:29.950
Oh, fuck.
495
00:48:31.910 --> 00:48:34.538
- 'Where have you been?'
- I ran out of juice.
496
00:48:34.663 --> 00:48:36.081
'Yes...
497
00:48:37.249 --> 00:48:40.794
- 'Were you in the Kindle district today?'
- What?
498
00:48:40.919 --> 00:48:42.504
'You heard me.'
499
00:48:42.629 --> 00:48:45.257
- I was following up a lead.
- 'Your status is orange!
500
00:48:45.382 --> 00:48:49.428
'You don't follow up leads
without checking in with me first!'
501
00:48:51.930 --> 00:48:56.143
'Some of the Drecks are having a social
at the Bloodbuzz. Put in an appearance.'
502
00:48:56.268 --> 00:48:58.770
- What, now?
- 'Yes, now.'
503
00:48:58.895 --> 00:49:02.357
- But I've got work to do.
- 'It can wait.'
504
00:50:16.806 --> 00:50:20.352
Fuck me! It's the Lone Ranger!
505
00:50:20.477 --> 00:50:21.853
Come here!
506
00:50:21.978 --> 00:50:24.231
Everyone, this is my old buddy
Mr Frank Grieves!
507
00:50:24.356 --> 00:50:25.899
We've met.
508
00:50:26.024 --> 00:50:28.318
You gotta try this shit.
It's on promotion.
509
00:50:28.443 --> 00:50:30.737
It's called a fucking Smaquari.
510
00:50:33.031 --> 00:50:35.116
- Old school.
- Whoo!
511
00:50:52.634 --> 00:50:55.178
- What can I get you?
- Anything soft?
512
00:50:55.303 --> 00:50:57.013
Like what?
513
00:51:03.228 --> 00:51:04.980
Actually, don't bother.
514
00:51:15.156 --> 00:51:17.409
Hey! What the hell?
515
00:51:17.993 --> 00:51:19.828
Sorry, I thought you were
someone else.
516
00:51:19.953 --> 00:51:22.372
All right, Daddy.
Let's get out of the ladies'.
517
00:51:22.497 --> 00:51:24.207
It's all right. I got this covered.
518
00:51:24.332 --> 00:51:26.167
- Are you Dreck?
- That's right.
519
00:51:26.293 --> 00:51:29.045
- I thought we had an agreement.
- Not with me you don't!
520
00:51:31.298 --> 00:51:34.718
- Hey, Frankie, what's going on?
- This isn't gonna happen.
521
00:51:34.843 --> 00:51:36.886
You look like you need a hug.
522
00:51:37.887 --> 00:51:40.640
Relax, brother. Everyone loves you.
523
00:51:40.765 --> 00:51:43.560
I don't need your fucking love!
524
00:51:43.685 --> 00:51:45.270
Take him down! Take him down!
525
00:51:54.154 --> 00:51:56.823
What the fuck are you looking at?
526
00:52:18.345 --> 00:52:21.056
- You're early.
- I got bored. What have you got?
527
00:52:21.890 --> 00:52:23.767
Suits me, don't you think?
528
00:52:23.892 --> 00:52:26.019
Unfortunately, it's just a bracelet.
529
00:52:26.936 --> 00:52:28.938
- I can just take it back.
- You don't need this.
530
00:52:29.064 --> 00:52:32.442
- What do you need it for?
- Look at it. It's got a blank face.
531
00:52:32.567 --> 00:52:35.278
Maybe we should call Eddie.
See what he thinks.
532
00:52:35.403 --> 00:52:38.281
What are you doing?
No, don't, please.
533
00:52:44.621 --> 00:52:47.540
Stop! Stop it!
534
00:52:51.503 --> 00:52:53.546
- You're sick!
- Yeah?
535
00:52:53.672 --> 00:52:58.301
After that shit you pulled in the tunnel,
what do you expect? A hug?
536
00:52:59.344 --> 00:53:00.762
Well?
537
00:53:07.227 --> 00:53:10.647
The watch is fitted
with some kind of safety device.
538
00:53:10.772 --> 00:53:13.566
It works in contact with the owner.
539
00:53:16.236 --> 00:53:17.946
Show me.
540
00:53:21.366 --> 00:53:23.493
Give me your arm.
541
00:53:25.161 --> 00:53:26.746
And turn.
542
00:53:30.291 --> 00:53:31.710
There.
543
00:53:33.253 --> 00:53:35.046
Come on!
544
00:53:38.800 --> 00:53:42.011
- It's just a watch. Big deal.
- Oh, yeah, big deal.
545
00:53:43.596 --> 00:53:45.473
But look at the date.
546
00:53:47.183 --> 00:53:48.810
It just needs resetting.
547
00:53:50.729 --> 00:53:54.274
- That's one explanation.
- What's the other one?
548
00:53:56.067 --> 00:53:58.403
You wouldn't believe me.
549
00:54:01.156 --> 00:54:04.367
- The watch isn't wrong.
- Yes, it is.
550
00:54:04.492 --> 00:54:08.705
No, it's correct,
but not to you, not now.
551
00:54:08.830 --> 00:54:11.750
- It hasn't been manufactured yet.
- Then where did you get it?
552
00:54:11.875 --> 00:54:14.836
And the reason you can't find me
on your DNA network
553
00:54:14.961 --> 00:54:19.257
is because the date of my birth
isn't due for another two years!
554
00:54:19.382 --> 00:54:22.552
- There is no way you'll believe me.
- Damn right. Let's go.
555
00:54:22.677 --> 00:54:24.304
Where are you taking me?
556
00:54:24.429 --> 00:54:26.806
I put my job on the line
and this is what you give me?
557
00:54:26.931 --> 00:54:30.935
Some bullshit junkie fantasy?
I'm turning you in.
558
00:54:31.060 --> 00:54:32.395
Thanks for nothing!
559
00:54:32.520 --> 00:54:35.523
Wait! I tell you everything I know.
You give me my money now.
560
00:54:41.946 --> 00:54:43.448
I'll drop it by sometime.
561
00:54:43.573 --> 00:54:47.786
What, what, what is this you write here?
You write this?
562
00:54:49.454 --> 00:54:53.958
- Why? Do you know what it is?
- No, it's not a scientific term.
563
00:54:55.502 --> 00:54:57.253
It's some kind of...
564
00:54:59.881 --> 00:55:01.549
Shit!
565
00:55:37.794 --> 00:55:39.128
Fuck!
566
00:56:04.946 --> 00:56:07.490
You've gotta stop doing that!
567
00:56:07.615 --> 00:56:12.871
I don't want any more stories
about 2044, watches or whatever.
568
00:56:12.996 --> 00:56:14.622
I just want the truth.
569
00:56:15.874 --> 00:56:17.917
I told you the truth.
570
00:56:18.042 --> 00:56:20.879
- What does Morlock refer to?
- What?
571
00:56:21.004 --> 00:56:23.381
Your fiancé or whatever he was,
he had...
572
00:56:23.506 --> 00:56:26.801
he had the word "Morlock"
imprinted in the proteins of his brain.
573
00:56:26.926 --> 00:56:28.636
- Did you say Morlock?
- Yes.
574
00:56:28.761 --> 00:56:31.180
Is that some kind of branding
or something?
575
00:56:32.223 --> 00:56:35.727
Is that the name of this drug you're
both using? Was it an Ambro drug?
576
00:56:35.852 --> 00:56:38.938
Or are they trying to get hold of it?
Answer me!
577
00:56:39.898 --> 00:56:42.108
Morlock has nothing to do with the drug.
578
00:56:42.233 --> 00:56:45.361
It's a word.
It means something else.
579
00:56:45.486 --> 00:56:48.114
I don't have time
for your fucking stupid games!
580
00:56:49.157 --> 00:56:51.326
- What is it?
- It's impossible.
581
00:56:51.451 --> 00:56:53.828
What's impossible? What's impossible?
582
00:56:53.953 --> 00:56:56.164
If it doesn't mean a drug,
what does it mean?
583
00:56:56.289 --> 00:56:58.041
Who are you?
584
00:57:00.168 --> 00:57:03.838
Come on. Hurry.
Hurry up! Get in the car!
585
00:57:11.512 --> 00:57:13.181
We've got him.
586
00:57:13.890 --> 00:57:16.893
- 'What do you want me to do?'
- Does he have the girl?
587
00:57:17.018 --> 00:57:19.520
- 'Yes.'
- We need her alive. Lose the Dreck.
588
00:57:24.901 --> 00:57:27.862
What the hell's that thing doing?
589
00:57:34.327 --> 00:57:35.370
Fuck!
590
00:57:46.255 --> 00:57:48.174
Need a jump-start?
591
00:57:50.677 --> 00:57:53.805
All right!
How's the face?
592
00:58:05.316 --> 00:58:07.235
What the fuck is that?
593
00:58:24.377 --> 00:58:29.215
'It's a word.
It means something else.
594
00:58:35.847 --> 00:58:37.724
'Who are you?'
595
00:59:01.456 --> 00:59:03.166
Hello! Ben?
596
00:59:03.291 --> 00:59:06.502
Is it Ben? How's it going, buddy?
597
00:59:06.627 --> 00:59:08.254
I'm OK.
598
00:59:08.880 --> 00:59:10.923
Would you like to see some magic?
599
00:59:11.049 --> 00:59:13.843
- What?
- Magic. You know?
600
00:59:13.968 --> 00:59:15.970
Now let me think.
601
00:59:16.095 --> 00:59:18.222
Wasn't it your birthday this week?
602
00:59:18.347 --> 00:59:20.016
How do you know that?
603
00:59:20.141 --> 00:59:23.144
Don't worry.
That's not the magic. This is.
604
00:59:24.312 --> 00:59:27.565
L-l-l'm not supposed to eat those.
My mum says.
605
00:59:27.690 --> 00:59:30.276
It'll be our little secret.
606
00:59:31.069 --> 00:59:33.154
I told you,
we don't want anything from you.
607
00:59:33.279 --> 00:59:36.616
Sorry. Am I disturbing?
Family time?
608
00:59:38.326 --> 00:59:42.163
My dad was supposed to come.
But he hasn't.
609
00:59:42.288 --> 00:59:45.124
What a bummer.
I'm sorry about that.
610
00:59:46.209 --> 00:59:50.713
It must be really hard
having to do this on your own.
611
00:59:53.633 --> 00:59:55.635
Just give me five minutes.
612
00:59:56.427 --> 00:59:57.929
That's all I ask.
613
01:00:25.164 --> 01:00:28.042
- Yep?
- He wasn't at the wife's place.
614
01:00:29.418 --> 01:00:32.922
- Well, stick around and keep watch.
- All right. All right, cool.
615
01:00:43.349 --> 01:00:45.393
Where the fuck are you, Grieves?
616
01:01:23.222 --> 01:01:25.766
They said you'd gone
on indefinite leave.
617
01:01:27.643 --> 01:01:31.689
That you'd had a relapse,
that you'd molested some girl in a bar.
618
01:01:34.192 --> 01:01:37.153
You can't go on like this.
OK, you have to turn yourself in.
619
01:01:37.278 --> 01:01:41.240
They're searching for you in every corner
of the city. They will find you.
620
01:01:41.365 --> 01:01:43.492
The police and Ambro
are in this together.
621
01:01:45.620 --> 01:01:47.872
- What?
- They made a deal, Eddie.
622
01:01:47.997 --> 01:01:50.499
Ambro have taken over
the Kindle district.
623
01:01:50.625 --> 01:01:54.086
Whatever they are doing there,
they are willing to kill to protect it,
624
01:01:54.212 --> 01:01:56.797
and they're using the police
to bury the evidence.
625
01:01:56.923 --> 01:02:00.051
- Oh, Jesus, Frank.
- I think it's a drug.
626
01:02:00.176 --> 01:02:04.680
The substance you found in the body.
I think Morlock is a drug.
627
01:02:04.805 --> 01:02:06.849
An experimental drug.
628
01:02:07.934 --> 01:02:09.977
- How do you know this?
- The girl!
629
01:02:11.312 --> 01:02:13.022
I saw her.
630
01:02:14.941 --> 01:02:18.611
They put a syringe... Some sort
of syringe, they put it in her eye.
631
01:02:20.655 --> 01:02:23.282
- That's how they got it into the brain?
- Yes.
632
01:02:23.407 --> 01:02:25.534
It would explain
the alloy traces on the body.
633
01:02:25.660 --> 01:02:28.829
- Exactly. There was something else.
- What?
634
01:02:29.538 --> 01:02:32.083
She was wearing a watch,
some kind of homing device.
635
01:02:32.208 --> 01:02:36.420
She was wearing a watch
and the date on it was 2044.
636
01:02:38.005 --> 01:02:40.466
- What?
- 2044, Eddie.
637
01:02:40.591 --> 01:02:43.219
Well, that's 20 years from now.
638
01:02:45.596 --> 01:02:47.431
Do you see?
639
01:02:48.849 --> 01:02:50.434
No, I don't understand.
640
01:02:50.559 --> 01:02:53.271
We were never supposed
to know about this...
641
01:02:53.396 --> 01:02:56.315
But, Frank,
you never reported any girl.
642
01:02:57.316 --> 01:02:59.735
- No one saw any girl.
- Fuck that!
643
01:03:01.279 --> 01:03:03.823
They're from the future, Eddie.
644
01:03:05.449 --> 01:03:07.618
If we wanna identify the body,
645
01:03:07.743 --> 01:03:12.123
we need to start looking for a child,
not a grown man!
646
01:03:13.791 --> 01:03:16.002
You said it yourself. He was 29.
647
01:03:17.628 --> 01:03:19.797
He was fucking 29.
648
01:03:19.922 --> 01:03:22.008
If he's from 2044...
649
01:03:24.135 --> 01:03:26.137
You're the fucking scientist, Eddie.
650
01:03:28.222 --> 01:03:29.682
Please...
651
01:03:32.685 --> 01:03:35.688
Look, I got my transfer, OK?
652
01:03:36.856 --> 01:03:42.236
In 12 hours, I'm on a plane out of here.
I don't wanna be a part of this any more.
653
01:03:42.361 --> 01:03:45.740
Can you explain Morlock to me? Hmm?
654
01:03:45.865 --> 01:03:49.285
You need help, Frank, OK?
There are people who can do that.
655
01:03:56.500 --> 01:03:58.419
That's where I'm going.
656
01:03:59.378 --> 01:04:01.255
Come and visit when you're better.
657
01:04:20.316 --> 01:04:21.650
HEY-
658
01:04:27.656 --> 01:04:31.077
ls it true?
Have we done a deal with Ambro?
659
01:04:32.370 --> 01:04:35.289
Ooh. Who've you been talking to?
660
01:04:38.834 --> 01:04:40.586
Where is he?
661
01:04:43.047 --> 01:04:44.423
I don't know.
662
01:04:48.719 --> 01:04:49.929
Please.
663
01:04:51.180 --> 01:04:53.140
I got my transfer.
664
01:04:55.851 --> 01:04:57.853
So I heard, yeah.
665
01:07:03.479 --> 01:07:07.024
'Only Ambro products carry
with my personal guarantee.
666
01:07:08.234 --> 01:07:11.278
'Ambro... playing safe.'
667
01:07:52.570 --> 01:07:55.990
It's all right.
There's a box in Ben's room.
668
01:07:56.115 --> 01:07:58.158
I need to get it.
669
01:07:58.284 --> 01:08:00.744
He wouldn't believe me
you weren't coming.
670
01:08:03.163 --> 01:08:06.292
He waited up for you
until he couldn't stay awake any more.
671
01:08:08.210 --> 01:08:11.797
I had to carry him into his room
in the clothes he chose specially.
672
01:08:14.049 --> 01:08:16.969
I even caught him tidying up for you.
673
01:08:19.346 --> 01:08:22.725
God, he's nine years old,
he should be light-hearted!
674
01:08:22.850 --> 01:08:25.144
He should be carefree and happy.
675
01:08:26.353 --> 01:08:31.859
He should not be dealing with this shit
that you dump on us every single day!
676
01:08:31.984 --> 01:08:34.903
And now you're here
for some stupid box?
677
01:08:35.029 --> 01:08:38.616
- Who the hell do you think you are?
- I'm sorry, Angie.
678
01:08:38.741 --> 01:08:40.784
I never wanted it to be like this.
679
01:08:40.909 --> 01:08:44.872
Liar! You spent your whole life
making it like this!
680
01:08:44.997 --> 01:08:48.042
- I hate you! I hate you!
- One clay I'll explain all this.
681
01:08:48.167 --> 01:08:50.210
Right now,
the less you know, the better.
682
01:08:50.336 --> 01:08:54.465
- What's happening? I'm frightened!
- Shh. It's all right. It's just the drugs.
683
01:08:56.050 --> 01:08:59.511
I need you to be calm. Please.
684
01:09:01.513 --> 01:09:03.932
I need you to let me do this.
685
01:09:07.728 --> 01:09:09.605
Please stay with us.
686
01:09:15.277 --> 01:09:17.029
- Please.
- I'm sorry.
687
01:09:18.656 --> 01:09:20.282
I'm sorry.
688
01:09:52.481 --> 01:09:55.484
That book's really scary.
Why did you give it to me?
689
01:09:55.609 --> 01:09:57.986
Sorry, I didn't wanna wake you.
690
01:09:59.154 --> 01:10:03.242
There was this bit where the sun was
dying and there were no more people.
691
01:10:03.367 --> 01:10:07.705
Just these horrid giant crabs. We're
not going to end up like that, are we?
692
01:10:07.830 --> 01:10:09.998
Why would someone want to write that?
693
01:10:10.124 --> 01:10:14.336
No, we won't. I'm going
to make sure everything's all right.
694
01:10:19.633 --> 01:10:21.719
Why didn't you come earlier?
695
01:10:24.555 --> 01:10:26.181
I'm sorry.
696
01:10:27.266 --> 01:10:29.435
There's something going on.
697
01:10:29.560 --> 01:10:31.687
It's work.
698
01:10:34.189 --> 01:10:36.358
Try and get back to sleep, OK?
699
01:10:38.026 --> 01:10:42.406
I told you, she always does that
when the people upstairs argue.
700
01:10:42.531 --> 01:10:47.411
It's the middle of the night.
There's no one's arguing.
701
01:10:53.542 --> 01:10:56.170
Get down.
And don't come out till I say so.
702
01:10:56.295 --> 01:10:58.630
- You're not going to shoot anyone?
- Get down.
703
01:10:58.756 --> 01:11:00.799
- Please don't kill anyone!
- Shh.
704
01:11:02.551 --> 01:11:04.094
Ben!
705
01:11:04.219 --> 01:11:05.971
Christ!
706
01:11:33.957 --> 01:11:35.292
No!
707
01:11:52.810 --> 01:11:54.937
Hold it! Angie, get in here.
708
01:11:56.271 --> 01:11:59.149
- Oh, my God! Ben!
- Get him out of here.
709
01:11:59.274 --> 01:12:02.194
Don't even think about it!
710
01:12:10.536 --> 01:12:12.120
Show me your arm.
711
01:12:15.040 --> 01:12:18.710
'An old gunshot wound.'
'Probably from when he was a kid.'
712
01:12:22.756 --> 01:12:25.384
'They're called Morlocks.
713
01:12:25.509 --> 01:12:27.886
- 'They're called Morlocks.'
- 'Morlock?'
714
01:12:29.263 --> 01:12:31.974
'Probably did it
when he was a kid.'
715
01:12:32.099 --> 01:12:35.310
Frank? Frank? Frank, please!
716
01:12:35.435 --> 01:12:37.896
Frank, we need to get Ben to a hospital.
717
01:12:43.777 --> 01:12:45.404
- Keep him back!
- OK.
718
01:12:50.200 --> 01:12:51.660
Get him back, Angie!
719
01:13:09.011 --> 01:13:12.431
Dad! What happened to those men?
720
01:13:13.432 --> 01:13:15.809
- Get in.
- Aren't you coming with us?
721
01:13:18.186 --> 01:13:21.023
- Get him out of the city.
- We're not going without you.
722
01:13:21.148 --> 01:13:25.527
Shh, shh, shh. Go north.
Eddie's got a place up there.
723
01:13:25.652 --> 01:13:27.487
It's in the middle of nowhere.
724
01:13:28.196 --> 01:13:30.490
Go to the airport and buy two tickets.
725
01:13:30.616 --> 01:13:33.535
There's a plane that leaves
in less than two hours.
726
01:13:33.660 --> 01:13:36.288
Don't leave us, Daddy.
I'm frightened!
727
01:13:36.413 --> 01:13:39.041
Frank, I don't understand.
I don't understand.
728
01:13:42.252 --> 01:13:45.839
If I come with you, they will kill us all.
729
01:13:46.840 --> 01:13:48.759
I'm sorry.
730
01:13:48.884 --> 01:13:50.928
I'm sorry for everything.
731
01:13:51.053 --> 01:13:53.347
You deserve better than me.
732
01:13:55.515 --> 01:13:57.601
Shh. Be brave. Be brave.
733
01:13:58.644 --> 01:14:00.812
Be brave.
734
01:14:00.938 --> 01:14:06.026
Now, soldier, you have got
the whole of your life ahead of you.
735
01:14:07.152 --> 01:14:09.321
- You are gonna do amazing things.
- Daddy!
736
01:14:10.906 --> 01:14:13.450
And if I hadn't screwed up everything,
737
01:14:13.575 --> 01:14:16.870
I would've earned the right...
to be there to watch.
738
01:14:16.995 --> 01:14:18.872
Oh, God! Frank!
739
01:14:19.623 --> 01:14:22.834
Remember...l love you.
740
01:14:28.340 --> 01:14:30.467
Now go. Go!
741
01:14:51.071 --> 01:14:56.243
So the watch you gave me,
it wasn't 20 years fast after all.
742
01:14:56.368 --> 01:14:57.786
No.
743
01:14:58.704 --> 01:15:00.247
The body, the...
744
01:15:01.581 --> 01:15:03.166
The E6 I found was...
745
01:15:04.835 --> 01:15:06.503
I think it was my son.
746
01:15:09.214 --> 01:15:11.967
- What?
- My son, Ben.
747
01:15:15.512 --> 01:15:17.973
He must've been looking for you.
748
01:15:18.098 --> 01:15:22.227
But why would he come looking for me?
I'm not a scientist any more.
749
01:15:22.352 --> 01:15:26.815
This... this, this word "Morlock"
I don't understand it.
750
01:15:26.940 --> 01:15:30.110
But you... you understand it.
751
01:15:33.238 --> 01:15:35.741
You think he was looking for me?
752
01:15:35.866 --> 01:15:39.494
What does a son do when he's in trouble?
He goes in search of the father.
753
01:15:41.580 --> 01:15:45.751
For centuries, man has been
trying to create a machine
754
01:15:45.876 --> 01:15:48.211
that would help him
pass through time.
755
01:15:48.336 --> 01:15:52.049
But all the while,
everything he needed was in here.
756
01:15:53.341 --> 01:15:56.845
This... this is the time machine.
757
01:15:56.970 --> 01:15:59.765
And the drug is the key.
758
01:16:04.811 --> 01:16:06.605
This changes everything.
759
01:16:07.814 --> 01:16:10.942
This technology in the hands
of the wrong people...
760
01:16:19.284 --> 01:16:23.663
I have to go back.
I have to try and stop them.
761
01:16:25.624 --> 01:16:29.503
A fellow countrymen of mine,
he... he spent his life
762
01:16:29.628 --> 01:16:32.964
studying what he called
the "Great River".
763
01:16:33.090 --> 01:16:35.926
Novikov he was called. Igor Novikov.
764
01:16:36.051 --> 01:16:38.428
He had this theory, a principle,
765
01:16:38.553 --> 01:16:41.807
that even if time travel existed,
766
01:16:41.932 --> 01:16:44.059
we could not change
the course of history.
767
01:16:44.184 --> 01:16:46.770
The best we could hope for
is to change the detail.
768
01:16:47.479 --> 01:16:51.775
The river flows on relentless.
769
01:16:58.240 --> 01:17:00.075
Waste of time...
770
01:17:05.122 --> 01:17:06.957
I wouldn't if I were you.
771
01:17:08.125 --> 01:17:12.546
- Frank! Oh, we've been worried sick.
- Don't.
772
01:17:14.422 --> 01:17:18.343
- Come on, we're on your side.
- Don't fuck with me, Nolan.
773
01:17:18.468 --> 01:17:21.888
- How much do you know?
- What do you mean?
774
01:17:22.013 --> 01:17:26.434
- Have we signed a deal with Ambro?
- We?
775
01:17:26.560 --> 01:17:28.228
The police.
776
01:17:29.229 --> 01:17:30.772
Answer.
777
01:17:31.773 --> 01:17:33.316
Answer me!
778
01:17:34.151 --> 01:17:35.360
Yes.
779
01:17:38.363 --> 01:17:39.865
- When?
- What does it matter?
780
01:17:39.990 --> 01:17:42.909
- It's over. It's done.
- Done?
781
01:17:43.034 --> 01:17:45.704
You have no idea what you've done.
782
01:17:46.204 --> 01:17:48.123
What do you know?
You're just a Dreck.
783
01:17:48.248 --> 01:17:50.458
Just the scum who clear up
after the scum!
784
01:18:10.562 --> 01:18:12.522
Who the hell are you?
785
01:18:33.418 --> 01:18:34.836
Where is he?
786
01:18:39.925 --> 01:18:41.551
How did you find him?
787
01:18:41.676 --> 01:18:44.095
The beauty of it is
he found us.
788
01:19:08.078 --> 01:19:11.915
Oh, my God. Look at you.
789
01:19:14.125 --> 01:19:17.003
You've been in the wars a bit,
haven't you, Frank?
790
01:19:18.338 --> 01:19:22.050
I mean, how could you have
just disappeared like that,
791
01:19:22.175 --> 01:19:24.886
without leaving word?
792
01:19:25.011 --> 01:19:27.013
A family man like you.
793
01:19:33.019 --> 01:19:36.314
Where is he? Where is Ben?
794
01:19:36.439 --> 01:19:39.276
Is that right, "Ben"? It is?
795
01:19:39.401 --> 01:19:41.611
Where is Ben, Frank?
796
01:19:44.364 --> 01:19:48.159
Now we don't want to hurt him.
Quite the opposite.
797
01:19:49.577 --> 01:19:51.913
We had to ensure that he survives.
798
01:19:53.331 --> 01:19:54.541
Why'?
799
01:19:55.500 --> 01:19:57.419
You already have the drug.
800
01:19:57.544 --> 01:20:00.088
Yeah, well, we have and we haven't.
801
01:20:00.213 --> 01:20:02.841
We only have a partial formula.
802
01:20:02.966 --> 01:20:04.884
The drug we're using is very unstable,
803
01:20:05.010 --> 01:20:08.054
so as you've seen,
it's only effective in short doses,
804
01:20:08.179 --> 01:20:11.224
meaning we can send you
where we want,
805
01:20:11.349 --> 01:20:14.185
but unless you're dead,
we can't keep you there.
806
01:20:14.811 --> 01:20:16.730
So the drug's virtually useless.
807
01:20:18.523 --> 01:20:21.443
We have enough to follow him
808
01:20:21.568 --> 01:20:25.655
in the hope that he has
a complete sample in his brain.
809
01:20:28.616 --> 01:20:31.453
But you know that, don't you, Frank?
810
01:20:35.582 --> 01:20:37.792
You know that he's precious cargo.
811
01:20:38.918 --> 01:20:43.173
We need him to be strong and healthy...
812
01:20:44.716 --> 01:20:46.134
...and safe.
813
01:20:47.802 --> 01:20:50.347
I mean, we'll find him.
We'll find him eventually.
814
01:20:50.930 --> 01:20:53.600
You know, the longer he's out there,
u n protected...
815
01:20:55.226 --> 01:20:58.480
Why don't you do us all a favour
and just tell us where he is, Frank?
816
01:20:58.605 --> 01:21:00.940
Speed this up a bit, right?
817
01:21:02.859 --> 01:21:04.110
Please.
818
01:21:06.404 --> 01:21:09.366
I don't have time for this.
819
01:21:09.491 --> 01:21:10.867
Time...
820
01:21:12.202 --> 01:21:15.580
The most precious commodity.
821
01:21:17.415 --> 01:21:21.044
He who controls time,
controls everything.
822
01:21:23.797 --> 01:21:26.549
Oh! Yeah, well, I knew
there was someone missing.
823
01:21:26.674 --> 01:21:30.178
No, Frank. No, don't do it. No!
824
01:21:33.098 --> 01:21:34.599
Yuri...
825
01:21:34.724 --> 01:21:38.395
Tell us where the boy is,
then we can leave all this behind us.
826
01:21:38.520 --> 01:21:39.854
No, Frank. Don't.
827
01:21:39.979 --> 01:21:44.359
This... This doesn't make me
happy at all.
828
01:21:45.819 --> 01:21:50.073
But I think you understand,
you leave me with no other choice.
829
01:21:50.198 --> 01:21:52.075
No, Frank.
830
01:21:54.953 --> 01:21:59.749
I know! I know, why don't we get Yuri
to call him for us? Shall we do that?
831
01:21:59.874 --> 01:22:02.252
No, listen.
He doesn't know where he is!
832
01:22:02.377 --> 01:22:04.504
- What's the number?
- No, don't.
833
01:22:04.629 --> 01:22:07.048
- Here we go. Say hello.
- No, please, no!
834
01:22:24.274 --> 01:22:26.234
Now look what you made me do!
835
01:22:28.987 --> 01:22:30.989
Now there's a bloody mess!
836
01:22:32.699 --> 01:22:35.160
Now we have to clear it up!
837
01:22:36.286 --> 01:22:37.912
Bring it, please.
838
01:22:43.251 --> 01:22:44.586
No...
839
01:22:51.634 --> 01:22:55.555
You know, it's funny,
but for a drugs manufacturer,
840
01:22:55.680 --> 01:22:58.057
I'm really not very good at this at all.
841
01:23:04.856 --> 01:23:06.858
This is your last chance, Mr Grieves.
842
01:23:06.983 --> 01:23:09.194
- Oh, you motherfucker!
- Grieves!
843
01:23:17.994 --> 01:23:19.412
Well, look at that.
844
01:23:25.001 --> 01:23:26.753
You two...
845
01:23:27.962 --> 01:23:30.173
You're supposed to be detectives.
846
01:23:32.550 --> 01:23:38.306
If you place any value
on your lives at all, find that boy.
847
01:23:38.431 --> 01:23:41.267
Get rid of this one too,
while you're at it.
848
01:23:55.657 --> 01:23:57.992
Just tell us where the boy is.
849
01:23:58.117 --> 01:24:02.830
- You know I'd die first.
- That's the problem, Frankie.
850
01:24:04.832 --> 01:24:06.501
We can't let you.
851
01:24:06.626 --> 01:24:10.171
Until you tell us where Ben is,
we're just gonna keep hurting you.
852
01:24:10.296 --> 01:24:14.425
And then when it looks like
you're gonna die, we'll stop.
853
01:24:14.551 --> 01:24:17.679
Then when you recover a little,
we'll start all over again.
854
01:24:39.617 --> 01:24:41.828
Don't you miss this, Frankie?
855
01:24:44.872 --> 01:24:47.584
How easy it used to be to escape?
856
01:24:50.753 --> 01:24:53.548
Just to disappear.
Even for a while, eh?
857
01:25:15.069 --> 01:25:17.071
I've got the munchies.
858
01:25:33.087 --> 01:25:35.673
Frank! Frank!
859
01:25:41.054 --> 01:25:43.723
Nolan, what the fuck are you doing?
860
01:25:43.848 --> 01:25:47.977
I'm not an idiot. When you give them
what they want, they'll kill me as well.
861
01:25:49.854 --> 01:25:51.981
If there's two of us,
I might get out alive.
862
01:25:52.106 --> 01:25:54.776
You think Ambro was telling the truth?
863
01:25:54.901 --> 01:25:57.945
You really think that all he wants
is to keep Ben alive?
864
01:25:58.071 --> 01:26:00.281
I don't care. Come on.
865
01:26:02.200 --> 01:26:03.951
Oi! What are you doing?
866
01:26:05.161 --> 01:26:07.955
Stay where you are! Get round there.
867
01:26:08.081 --> 01:26:11.292
- Come on! Get there!
- You're gonna shoot your way out?
868
01:26:11.417 --> 01:26:14.462
- Our only chance is doing this together.
- That's funny.
869
01:26:14.587 --> 01:26:17.006
- Please.
- And you...
870
01:26:17.882 --> 01:26:20.927
That thing... Ambro said
it can send you where you want.
871
01:26:21.052 --> 01:26:23.638
That's right,
but we can't keep you there.
872
01:26:23.763 --> 01:26:26.557
- Grieves, think about this.
- Shut up.
873
01:26:28.142 --> 01:26:30.228
- Send me to my son.
- Think about it!
874
01:26:30.353 --> 01:26:32.397
- I've thought about it!
- You can't change this!
875
01:26:32.522 --> 01:26:33.940
I know.
876
01:26:35.066 --> 01:26:37.068
But you can change the details.
877
01:26:38.736 --> 01:26:40.113
Now do it.
878
01:26:47.829 --> 01:26:49.539
- It's set.
- Don't give it to him!
879
01:26:49.664 --> 01:26:52.625
Do it! Do it!
880
01:26:53.876 --> 01:26:55.545
Do it!
881
01:27:08.433 --> 01:27:11.060
'The people have made
their choice, Martin.
882
01:27:12.812 --> 01:27:14.814
'You can't change history.
883
01:27:14.939 --> 01:27:17.108
"'You can't change history,"
884
01:27:17.233 --> 01:27:23.239
'from the lips of the Ambro Company's
enigmatic founder Todd Ambro,
885
01:27:23.364 --> 01:27:26.826
'here live and exclusive
and in person...'
886
01:27:26.951 --> 01:27:29.412
This is my whole life
passing before me.
887
01:27:29.537 --> 01:27:32.123
Your whole life?
You're forgetting something.
888
01:27:35.918 --> 01:27:38.921
'What the hell is that?
You need to get out of there.'
889
01:27:39.046 --> 01:27:40.465
Shh.
890
01:27:44.260 --> 01:27:45.595
Ben, what's going on?
891
01:27:47.680 --> 01:27:48.890
Ben...
892
01:27:50.600 --> 01:27:52.226
Dad?
893
01:27:52.351 --> 01:27:53.561
Ben...
894
01:27:58.566 --> 01:28:00.568
I'm sorry I'm late.
895
01:28:03.529 --> 01:28:06.991
'Who is it? What's happening?
Ben, what's going on in there?'
896
01:28:07.116 --> 01:28:10.745
It's OK... It's OK.
897
01:28:15.875 --> 01:28:17.210
You have to finish this.
898
01:28:19.587 --> 01:28:21.464
You have to finish it, Ben.
899
01:28:22.173 --> 01:28:25.009
How do you know?
I don't understand. I don't understand.
900
01:28:25.134 --> 01:28:26.969
Now you listen to me.
901
01:28:28.262 --> 01:28:30.765
They're coming for you, Ben.
902
01:28:32.725 --> 01:28:35.770
But you made a plan, didn't you?
903
01:28:35.895 --> 01:28:39.607
You're going to use the drug
you invented to come and find me.
904
01:28:42.318 --> 01:28:43.945
Morlock.
905
01:28:46.280 --> 01:28:47.949
It worked.
906
01:28:49.408 --> 01:28:51.077
I got the message.
907
01:28:53.913 --> 01:28:55.122
The book.
908
01:28:56.374 --> 01:28:59.043
- 'What message?'
- It's... Eva, it's OK.
909
01:29:01.337 --> 01:29:03.381
It was the last thing that you gave me.
910
01:29:08.010 --> 01:29:10.346
Not the last thing.
911
01:29:42.503 --> 01:29:45.131
No,no,no,no,no,no,no!
912
01:29:50.469 --> 01:29:51.888
It's gone.
913
01:29:54.640 --> 01:29:56.267
All Of it.
914
01:29:58.811 --> 01:30:03.357
'Only Ambro products
carry my personal guarantee.'
915
01:30:07.320 --> 01:30:08.946
Cutbacks.
916
01:30:22.043 --> 01:30:24.503
Are you meant to do that?