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— Clip it right here, nurse.
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Good.
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Syringe.
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— Shouldn't we wait?
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— I said, syringe.
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— She may be right Doctor.
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— Ladies, this is not a debate.
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Someone hand me a damn syringe.
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— I just don't see the rush.
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He's just a baby.
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This could kill him.
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— I just don't see the rush.
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He's just a baby.
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This could kill him.
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Ladies, do you have any
idea what we're doing here?
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We are making history.
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— History?
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— Yes.
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Consider this, a growth hormone
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that cannot be detected by any drug test.
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This child is the chosen one.
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He is destined to be
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the single greatest athlete
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this country has ever created.
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I mean, seen.
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— It seems like quite a price to pay
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to become a professional athlete.
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— He's not just any athlete.
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He's the biggest, strongest, and fastest,
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the most durable of all time.
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Think about A—Rod,
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Paul Marrow and Brawn.
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What if the drugs they had taken
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could not have been detected.
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Good God. (laughing)
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This child and all the others we make,
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will grow up to be the
highest paid athletes
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in the entire world.
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And within a few decades,
they will be defying
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every major sporting event there is.
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— That's impossible.
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— Nothing's impossible,
William Shatner had a career.
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— I feel faint.
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— Relax, this will be over soon.
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And you will become a believer.
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— Easy Doctor, you're giving him too much.
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— I have an idea.
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Why don't you shut your
pie hole and stabilize him.
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He's growing too fast.
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He's really big.
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They grow up so fast.
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— Oh my God, what should
we do, What's happening?
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(gasping)
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— It can't be.
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Baby Frankenstein!
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— [Doctor] My God, what have I done?
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— You've injected him with
enough growth hormones
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to create a dinosaur.
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— Oh God, what is happening?
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What should we do?
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— Run!
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— Calm down.
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You will stop.
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Calm down.
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You must do as you're told.
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You do as I say.
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I am your creator.
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I'm also your father.
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(soothing choral music)
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— Papa?
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Papa.
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Papa.
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Papa.
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Papa, papa'.!
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Papa?
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Mama?
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— Baby Frankenstein!
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— Get back, get back!
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— Mama.
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This is Where you're supposed to scream
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and I cover my ears in pain.
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— I know Brad, I'm trying,
but nothing's coming out.
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— Cut, cut, cut.
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The hell is going on?
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— I don't know, ask your scream queen.
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— What do you mean?
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— She won't scream.
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— Oh no, creative choice?
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You don't have creative
choice, not in this contract.
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I'm paying you to scream.
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— It's not that I won't scream.
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It's that I can't scream.
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There's something hurt in my throat.
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Can I see the set medic?
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— Set medic?
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On this budget, I don't
even have a set nurse.
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You want a producer?
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I got about eight of those.
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— I'll go for a smoke.
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(speaking in foreign language)
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— Mick?
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(dramatic orchestral music)
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— What do you think, Doctor?
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— It's not the throat,
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but definitely the vocal chords.
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— What causes that?
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— You don't scream your
brains out for 50 films
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and not expect something to give.
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— How bad is it?
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— I've seen worse, singers mostly.
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She needs to limit her
conversations for a few weeks.
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— Weeks?
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— What about her screaming?
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— Absolutely not.
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— But Doc, she's the scream queen.
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— For a few weeks, she's just
Angie Newborn, regular gal.
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— But the picture, it's
not gonna wait that long.
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— If you don't rest those vocal chords,
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you will cause permanent damage.
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You may not be able to
speak, much less scream.
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— I'll talk to Griff.
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I mean, you already screamed
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like 20 times on Baby Frankenstein.
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I'll get Griff to,
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you know, let you go through the motions,
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and then we'll see about maybe dubbing in
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one of those screams that
we recorded earlier, okay?
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What if she doesn't use
her vocal cords at all?
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— No talking at all?
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— Shh, you might want to start right now.
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— She can try gargling with this.
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And take these steroids that
I'm prescribing for her.
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I can estimate a full recovery
in maybe less than a month.
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— [Mick] You see, it won't be so bad.
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— This might help too.
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I hear nothing but good things
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from my patients that seek some
good old fashioned R and R.
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— That sounds great.
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Angie, look, I don't think
you got much of a choice.
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The picture wraps in a few
days, you can leave then.
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(text message notification)
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What do you mean, you're
not leaving without me?
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I can't get away,
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I mean Who's gonna watch the office?
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Hey, will you stop with the text thing?
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— [Doctor] Get used to the pad, darling.
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— Yeah, I know you're my only client.
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I guess I could do my work
by phone and internet.
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— No phone service and no internet.
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— What, how does the place run?
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— They have a short wave radio.
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They contact the coast.
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There are no cell towers near the island.
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— I guess I'll go.
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But you're footing the bill.
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— What else is new?
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— You know what?
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I could probably use the time
to finish writing my script.
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It's called Scream Test.
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I'm gonna produce and direct it.
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If you're good in the next few weeks,
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I'm gonna let you star in it.
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Ha ha ha.
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I can direct more than
traffic, thank you very much.
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(uptempo island music)
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(belching)
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I think I'm gonna be sick.
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— Come on Mick, didn't
you pack your balls?
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— Hey, I wouldn't be putting
your hand in the water.
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We got alligators, coral snakes,
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we got snapping turtles,
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there to hurt you.
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— We're gonna need a bigger boat.
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How much farther?
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— When I'm not doing the tours,
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I take this island trip every Friday.
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Don't worry, we're almost there.
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— Before your eyes pop out of your head,
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can I get you anything else, Mister Phil?
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I got beds to make.
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— Can't get over it,
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you make the beds, you
serve the meals, bartend.
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Doesn't Otis do anything
to help around here?
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— Otis, he helps out,
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but he's more of a handyman
than anything else.
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Plus his people skills
aren't as good as mine.
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He does make sure everything
is up and running.
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— So just the two of you work this place?
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— You've seen Marla.
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She helps out with the paperwork.
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— I hope they pay you well.
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— Beats the alternative.
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— Phil, you old dog.
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I knew I'd find you out here.
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— You certainly do have
my routine down Carter,
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twice daily, 10 and four.
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— How about a game of chess?
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— In a few minutes.
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My mind is just not
quite into it right now.
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— Well, Whenever you're ready.
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— I got a week's worth of mail,
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and I brought the supplies
the Doctor wanted,
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and I left them with Otis.
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— And more important,
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I see that you brought
our two newest guests.
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It is a pleasure to
meet you, Miss Newborn.
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I am a big fan.
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So I'm Marla, Marla Covington.
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I'm the island nurse
and also the therapist.
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— You got anything for nausea?
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— Yes, I believe we do.
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I'll bring it to your room
after we get you all checked in.
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— Aw, thank you so much.
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We're both looking so
forward to our stay here.
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Aren't we, Angie?
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— [Marla] Dan, would you be a sweetheart
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and show Miss Newborn and
Mister Thompson to their rooms?
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— Sure thing.
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— You are such a dear.
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If you could take their
luggage to rooms four and five.
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— You're not gonna
forget about this stuff.
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— [Marla] No, sir.
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It's just in the back.
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If you head towards your rooms,
so I'll be right behind you.
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— Thank you.
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Thank you so much.
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Thank you.
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— Are you still taking a week off?
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— Been thinking about it.
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— You want me to throw some
of your stuff into the boat?
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— I don't know, I'm such a
big fan of Angie Newborn.
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— The lady?
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- If I stay, I could get a few pictures,
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and if she autographs them,
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they become super valuable when she dies.
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— Well now, that sounds
like a creepy thought.
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All right, I'd better go
give them their luggage.
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— Wait, let me get the
pills for Mister Thompson.
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— Oh, thank you.
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— Here's your pills.
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— You are a lifesaver.
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Hey, want to bring Miss
Newborn's bags in here?
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I'll make sure that she gets them.
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— No, Marla gave me her keys.
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See ya.
— See ya later baby.
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— My word.
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You look just like that movie
star, doesn't she, Phil?
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— Nah, don't recognize her.
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— Thanks, I needed that.
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— I didn't realize you were gonna be here.
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Matter of fact, I got all your films.
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— Angie Newborn.
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— Why don't you come over
here and have a seat?
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Okay.
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It's fine, it's fine.
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I'm just toying with him.
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Matter of fact, two more moves.
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And he's done.
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Oh, I stand corrected.
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Checkmate.
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— I am so glad I came here to relax.
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— So, what exactly?
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— Save your voice, sweetheart.
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Detective Phil here is a detective
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from the Miami Police Department.
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— My Doctor recommended this place
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because it's out of the
way and nobody cares.
270
00:14:57.437 --> 00:14:59.248
You don't care, do you Carter?
271
00:14:59.272 --> 00:15:01.334
Besides, your story's
much more interesting.
272
00:15:01.358 --> 00:15:03.377
Why don't you talk about yourself?
273
00:15:03.401 --> 00:15:05.463
— There's not much to tell about me.
274
00:15:05.487 --> 00:15:08.365
I like it here, and I'm rich.
275
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— Us?
276
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— Well, now that you're here,
277
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there's four patients and four
workers, including the Doc.
278
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— And my manager Mick is here, too.
279
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— [Carter] And what
does he recovering from?
280
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— Poverty.
281
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— Thanks.
282
00:15:30.470 --> 00:15:33.324
So, are you still planning
to take a few days off?
283
00:15:33.348 --> 00:15:36.327
— I was thinking about it,
but with Angie Newborn here,
284
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I thought I could stay and
get to know her a little bit.
285
00:15:39.146 --> 00:15:41.415
I haven't seen my family
in almost three months.
286
00:15:41.439 --> 00:15:43.167
It'd be the perfect time to visit.
287
00:15:43.191 --> 00:15:45.211
— Well, whatever you
decide, just let me know.
288
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I'm happy to cover for you.
289
00:15:47.320 --> 00:15:48.320
— Thanks Doc.
290
00:15:52.075 --> 00:15:55.120
(crickets chirping)
291
00:15:58.373 --> 00:16:00.351
— Oh Mister Thompson,
292
00:16:00.375 --> 00:16:02.395
so nice to see you got your color back.
293
00:16:02.419 --> 00:16:05.398
— Oh yes, thank you so much to you.
294
00:16:05.422 --> 00:16:07.316
— Did Dan bring everything to your rooms?
295
00:16:07.340 --> 00:16:09.193
— Absolutely.
296
00:16:09.217 --> 00:16:11.070
— Have you seen him recently?
297
00:16:11.094 --> 00:16:13.406
— Dan? He said he was leaving.
298
00:16:13.430 --> 00:16:15.199
— Shit, already?
299
00:16:15.223 --> 00:16:17.410
I gotta run, I gotta get to the boat.
300
00:16:17.434 --> 00:16:18.369
— You're not staying?
301
00:16:18.393 --> 00:16:19.393
— He has my keys.
302
00:16:23.190 --> 00:16:26.026
(ominous music)
303
00:16:30.530 --> 00:16:33.176
— You've outdone yourself again, Millie.
304
00:16:33.200 --> 00:16:34.284
— Thank you, Mister Phil.
305
00:16:36.119 --> 00:16:37.138
— Should I set your place, Doctor?
306
00:16:37.162 --> 00:16:38.222
— No, thank you Millie.
307
00:16:38.246 --> 00:16:39.390
I'm actually looking for Marla.
308
00:16:39.414 --> 00:16:40.350
Has anyone seen her?
309
00:16:40.374 --> 00:16:42.059
— Yeah, I saw a couple hours ago.
310
00:16:42.083 --> 00:16:43.436
She was running to catch the boat.
311
00:16:43.460 --> 00:16:45.438
— I guess that means
family was more important
312
00:16:45.462 --> 00:16:48.191
than spending time with you, Miss Newborn.
313
00:16:48.215 --> 00:16:49.483
— What do you mean by that?
314
00:16:49.507 --> 00:16:52.111
— Marla told me she was torn between
315
00:16:52.135 --> 00:16:53.237
going home for a week
316
00:16:53.261 --> 00:16:55.448
or staying and hanging with Miss Newborn.
317
00:16:55.472 --> 00:16:56.408
— Is there a problem?
318
00:16:56.432 --> 00:16:58.117
— No, no, not at all.
319
00:16:58.141 --> 00:16:59.994
Miss Newborn, perhaps
you could sign a copy
320
00:17:00.018 --> 00:17:01.162
of one of your films for her.
321
00:17:01.186 --> 00:17:02.496
We have quite a few in the library,
322
00:17:02.520 --> 00:17:06.042
and Marla's hung some of
your posters in my room.
323
00:17:06.066 --> 00:17:07.066
— DVDS?
324
00:17:07.484 --> 00:17:10.254
— VHS, but the box is easier to write on.
325
00:17:10.278 --> 00:17:11.173
— Oh yeah.
326
00:17:11.197 --> 00:17:13.216
Hey listen, I brought a
couple of DVDs with me.
327
00:17:13.240 --> 00:17:14.176
They're back in my room.
328
00:17:14.200 --> 00:17:15.301
I'll get Angie to sign one for you,
329
00:17:15.325 --> 00:17:17.428
and you can give it to
Marla when she gets back.
330
00:17:17.452 --> 00:17:19.013
— That would be wonderful.
331
00:17:19.037 --> 00:17:20.264
She'll be so excited.
332
00:17:20.288 --> 00:17:23.083
Well, it's been a long day.
333
00:17:24.501 --> 00:17:26.086
Until the morning then.
334
00:17:28.088 --> 00:17:29.448
— Is there anything I can get you?
335
00:17:32.092 --> 00:17:34.177
Yeah, me too.
336
00:17:35.220 --> 00:17:36.220
Okay.
337
00:17:39.182 --> 00:17:41.184
I'll see you in the morning.
338
00:17:52.487 --> 00:17:55.407
(soft jazz music)
339
00:19:00.055 --> 00:19:03.433
— Otis, what are you doing over there?
340
00:19:05.060 --> 00:19:07.371
— I'm just keeping an eye on Millie, Doc.
341
00:19:07.395 --> 00:19:08.456
Like you told me to.
342
00:19:08.480 --> 00:19:09.457
— Uh huh.
343
00:19:09.481 --> 00:19:11.000
— She don't mind.
344
00:19:11.024 --> 00:19:12.209
— She doesn't, huh?
345
00:19:12.233 --> 00:19:14.086
— We have an arrangement.
346
00:19:14.110 --> 00:19:17.381
She lets me watch if I
do a few of her chores.
347
00:19:17.405 --> 00:19:19.282
— Oh, she does, does she?
348
00:19:20.367 --> 00:19:24.096
Is that all she lets you do?
349
00:19:24.120 --> 00:19:25.120
— Yes sir.
350
00:19:27.165 --> 00:19:28.165
— Well,
351
00:19:29.084 --> 00:19:31.020
don't stay out too late.
352
00:19:31.044 --> 00:19:32.212
— Almost done here, Doc.
353
00:19:45.100 --> 00:19:46.035
(knocking on door)
354
00:19:46.059 --> 00:19:47.059
— Come on in.
355
00:19:53.108 --> 00:19:55.127
Good morning, Miss Newborn.
356
00:19:55.151 --> 00:19:56.361
Why don't you please sit down?
357
00:19:58.196 --> 00:20:01.157
So everything okay so far?
358
00:20:05.078 --> 00:20:07.288
Oh, this is for you.
359
00:20:11.042 --> 00:20:13.211
Good, I'm glad to see you have your own.
360
00:20:15.004 --> 00:20:16.482
Have you been using it?
361
00:20:16.506 --> 00:20:19.235
Your Doctor and I agree
that the best medicine
362
00:20:19.259 --> 00:20:22.011
is to rest your voice While you're here.
363
00:20:23.054 --> 00:20:25.324
I cannot stress enough how important it is
364
00:20:25.348 --> 00:20:27.076
to rest those vocal chords
365
00:20:27.100 --> 00:20:29.227
so that we can see if there's any change.
366
00:20:32.397 --> 00:20:34.399
Oh yes, thank you so much.
367
00:20:35.442 --> 00:20:37.152
This'll mean a lot to her.
368
00:20:43.324 --> 00:20:45.344
Yes, starting immediately.
369
00:20:45.368 --> 00:20:47.096
Everyone knows why you're here,
370
00:20:47.120 --> 00:20:49.056
and there's very few
people on this island.
371
00:20:49.080 --> 00:20:53.102
So, let's say you're ordering
something off the menu.
372
00:20:53.126 --> 00:20:55.062
Just point at what you want.
373
00:20:55.086 --> 00:20:58.423
Let's see how long you can
go without saying a word.
374
00:21:04.471 --> 00:21:06.490
Yes, remember to gargle with the solution
375
00:21:06.514 --> 00:21:08.391
and take your steroids.
376
00:21:09.434 --> 00:21:10.287
Very good.
377
00:21:10.311 --> 00:21:12.413
We'll meet here again in a few days.
378
00:21:12.437 --> 00:21:13.456
In the meantime,
379
00:21:13.480 --> 00:21:16.149
let me know if we can do
anything else for you.
380
00:21:22.238 --> 00:21:23.238
— Otis?
381
00:21:25.158 --> 00:21:26.093
— What is it, Millie?
382
00:21:26.117 --> 00:21:27.117
— There's no gas.
383
00:21:27.494 --> 00:21:29.138
— It's a gas grill.
384
00:21:29.162 --> 00:21:31.015
Probably the pilot light.
385
00:21:31.039 --> 00:21:33.058
— Smells pretty strong for a pilot light.
386
00:21:33.082 --> 00:21:34.393
You don't smell it?
387
00:21:34.417 --> 00:21:35.417
— Up here.
388
00:21:36.336 --> 00:21:38.004
Did you turn everything off?
389
00:21:40.215 --> 00:21:41.358
Then just let it air out.
390
00:21:41.382 --> 00:21:43.235
I'm sure it'll be fine.
391
00:21:43.259 --> 00:21:44.154
— But I've got to start cooking.
392
00:21:44.178 --> 00:21:45.362
— And I have to finish cleaning the pool.
393
00:21:45.386 --> 00:21:49.098
— Well, I can't cook if
the stove don't work.
394
00:21:51.309 --> 00:21:52.309
— Here.
395
00:21:53.311 --> 00:21:54.497
— Matches?
396
00:21:54.521 --> 00:21:56.081
You sure it's safe?
397
00:21:56.105 --> 00:21:58.399
— It might pop a bit,
but yeah, it'll be fine.
398
00:22:00.068 --> 00:22:01.128
— How hard is it to do?
399
00:22:01.152 --> 00:22:03.130
— Millie, It's a pilot light.
400
00:22:03.154 --> 00:22:05.049
It's not brain surgery, all right?
401
00:22:05.073 --> 00:22:07.009
Just strike the little match,
402
00:22:07.033 --> 00:22:09.327
and then stick it in the
hole that says pilot light.
403
00:22:11.162 --> 00:22:12.139
— Fine.
404
00:22:12.163 --> 00:22:13.163
Thanks for nothing.
405
00:22:15.416 --> 00:22:19.146
— So Hilda, are you rehabbing or training?
406
00:22:19.170 --> 00:22:20.170
— Training.
407
00:22:21.047 --> 00:22:22.066
— Can I ask you a personal question?
408
00:22:22.090 --> 00:22:24.276
— Third Olympics, medal in 2012,
409
00:22:24.300 --> 00:22:26.987
injured my shoulder in 2016,
410
00:22:27.011 --> 00:22:29.472
and figured I'd give it one more try.
411
00:22:31.224 --> 00:22:35.204
In France, I am treated like a movie star.
412
00:22:35.228 --> 00:22:37.438
When I stop swimming
they'll forget who I am.
413
00:22:39.065 --> 00:22:40.376
I am proud of my body.
414
00:22:40.400 --> 00:22:42.235
— And rightfully so, my dear.
415
00:22:43.236 --> 00:22:46.173
If I had your body I'd be proud of it too.
416
00:22:46.197 --> 00:22:48.217
(explosion)
417
00:22:48.241 --> 00:22:49.177
What the hell was that?
418
00:22:49.201 --> 00:22:50.801
— It sounded like it came from the pool.
419
00:22:52.328 --> 00:22:56.082
(tense orchestral music)
420
00:23:01.421 --> 00:23:03.047
— I'm gonna be sick.
421
00:23:04.424 --> 00:23:06.259
— I'll go get the doctor.
422
00:23:09.053 --> 00:23:10.053
— Get off of it.
423
00:23:16.060 --> 00:23:17.353
— What the hell happened?
424
00:23:19.480 --> 00:23:21.274
— Hey, is Doc in the office?
425
00:23:23.484 --> 00:23:25.212
Doc, it's Millie.
426
00:23:25.236 --> 00:23:26.255
— What about Millie?
427
00:23:26.279 --> 00:23:27.339
— There's been an accident, come quick.
428
00:23:27.363 --> 00:23:28.465
— What happened?
429
00:23:28.489 --> 00:23:31.051
— An explosion, come quick.
430
00:23:31.075 --> 00:23:33.328
— Whoa, I'm right behind you.
431
00:23:46.382 --> 00:23:47.382
What happened?
432
00:23:49.010 --> 00:23:50.112
— It was some sort of explosion.
433
00:23:50.136 --> 00:23:52.239
When we arrived, her body was on fire.
434
00:23:52.263 --> 00:23:54.515
— She was smoldering when we got here.
435
00:23:56.059 --> 00:23:57.226
— I told her to be careful.
436
00:23:58.353 --> 00:24:00.205
— What do you mean?
437
00:24:00.229 --> 00:24:03.149
— She was complaining
about the smell earlier.
438
00:24:04.192 --> 00:24:06.253
I thought it was the pilot light.
439
00:24:06.277 --> 00:24:07.463
— This is more than a pilot light.
440
00:24:07.487 --> 00:24:09.340
— I told her to let it air out.
441
00:24:09.364 --> 00:24:10.382
— Well, why didn't you take care of it?
442
00:24:10.406 --> 00:24:12.075
— This isn't my fault.
443
00:24:13.159 --> 00:24:16.347
Listen, I was up on the
deck, cleaning the pool.
444
00:24:16.371 --> 00:24:18.098
Now what, you wanted me
to take care of this?
445
00:24:18.122 --> 00:24:20.375
Then you'd be out a handy
man instead of a cook.
446
00:24:21.334 --> 00:24:24.146
— Who do you call to
take care of the body?
447
00:24:24.170 --> 00:24:26.315
— I'll notify the mainland
on the shortwave,
448
00:24:26.339 --> 00:24:29.443
but we're cut off until
Dan gets back on Friday.
449
00:24:29.467 --> 00:24:30.444
— You telling me there's no way
450
00:24:30.468 --> 00:24:32.237
to get Millie's body off the island?
451
00:24:32.261 --> 00:24:34.114
— Not until Friday.
452
00:24:34.138 --> 00:24:35.240
— What if she was hurt?
453
00:24:35.264 --> 00:24:36.492
What if she needed medical attention?
454
00:24:36.516 --> 00:24:40.245
— We never set up a contingency plan
455
00:24:40.269 --> 00:24:41.372
for something like this.
456
00:24:41.396 --> 00:24:43.082
— Why the hell not?
457
00:24:43.106 --> 00:24:46.293
— Detective, in my 15 years here,
458
00:24:46.317 --> 00:24:49.296
this is the first major incident.
459
00:24:49.320 --> 00:24:50.405
— Wow. Nothing?
460
00:24:51.447 --> 00:24:53.092
Impressive.
461
00:24:53.116 --> 00:24:54.468
— Everything up until now
has been bumps and bruises,
462
00:24:54.492 --> 00:24:56.261
and we can handle those in house.
463
00:24:56.285 --> 00:24:57.346
— You gotta be kidding me.
464
00:24:57.370 --> 00:25:01.225
— You mean there's no place
to put the body until Friday?
465
00:25:01.249 --> 00:25:02.393
— Yes.
466
00:25:02.417 --> 00:25:03.418
Yes, of course.
467
00:25:04.460 --> 00:25:06.003
We have an infirmary.
468
00:25:07.088 --> 00:25:08.339
— [Phil] Help me with the body.
469
00:25:17.348 --> 00:25:20.119
— I was told you like vodka.
470
00:25:20.143 --> 00:25:23.372
So here's a bottle, and I
brought you some mixers.
471
00:25:23.396 --> 00:25:25.040
You want anything else,
472
00:25:25.064 --> 00:25:27.042
you can find it behind the bar.
473
00:25:27.066 --> 00:25:30.170
— What, so you expect for
us to serve ourselves?
474
00:25:30.194 --> 00:25:33.006
— The bartender is dead.
475
00:25:33.030 --> 00:25:34.383
You don't want it, I'll take it back.
476
00:25:34.407 --> 00:25:35.407
— [Phil] Leave it.
477
00:25:37.410 --> 00:25:39.036
— Some ice would be nice.
478
00:25:40.079 --> 00:25:41.164
— It's in the kitchen.
479
00:25:47.086 --> 00:25:49.380
— You're right, so much
for rest and relaxation.
480
00:25:50.465 --> 00:25:54.177
— Hey, this reminds me of
that scene in Death House.
481
00:25:55.470 --> 00:25:57.448
You were in that,
weren't you Miss Newborn?
482
00:25:57.472 --> 00:25:59.074
— Yeah, don't you remember?
483
00:25:59.098 --> 00:26:02.327
That's the one Where somebody
rigs the oven to blow up.
484
00:26:02.351 --> 00:26:04.204
You played the deranged housekeeper
485
00:26:04.228 --> 00:26:06.081
who sought revenge on
the owners of the house,
486
00:26:06.105 --> 00:26:09.192
because centuries ago, it
used to belong to your family.
487
00:26:11.360 --> 00:26:16.365
1995, that's the first time
we worked together, right?
488
00:26:16.597 --> 00:26:19.368
You know, seems like only yesterday.
489
00:26:21.329 --> 00:26:22.347
(knocking on door)
490
00:26:22.371 --> 00:26:23.371
— Come in.
491
00:26:26.042 --> 00:26:27.227
— I'm sorry for the intrusion, Doc.
492
00:26:27.251 --> 00:26:29.980
— Oh, no intrusion at all, Detective.
493
00:26:30.004 --> 00:26:30.439
What's on your mind?
494
00:26:30.463 --> 00:26:31.463
— Well,
495
00:26:34.300 --> 00:26:36.278
I didn't know you were such a horror fan.
496
00:26:36.302 --> 00:26:39.031
— Oh no, no, not horror,
497
00:26:39.055 --> 00:26:40.491
Miss Newborn's horror.
498
00:26:40.515 --> 00:26:44.328
Apparently she has a
way with sex and blood.
499
00:26:44.352 --> 00:26:47.206
Marla's words, and her posters.
500
00:26:47.230 --> 00:26:49.416
— So these are all Angie's films?
501
00:26:49.440 --> 00:26:50.440
— Yes.
502
00:26:54.320 --> 00:26:57.216
— Listen, I just wanted to apologize
503
00:26:57.240 --> 00:26:58.467
for raising my voice.
504
00:26:58.491 --> 00:27:01.261
— There's no need to apologize, Detective.
505
00:27:01.285 --> 00:27:03.305
I understand your frustration.
506
00:27:03.329 --> 00:27:06.058
This resort has always been
known in a positive way
507
00:27:06.082 --> 00:27:08.185
for being cut off from
the rest of the world.
508
00:27:08.209 --> 00:27:10.479
If anything, Millie's
death has opened my eyes
509
00:27:10.503 --> 00:27:13.273
to the problems that happen
out there in the real world.
510
00:27:13.297 --> 00:27:15.508
— Yeah, but I was caught up in the moment.
511
00:27:16.425 --> 00:27:17.320
Lost my temper.
512
00:27:17.344 --> 00:27:18.403
— No worries.
513
00:27:18.427 --> 00:27:20.155
If you like, we can talk about it now
514
00:27:20.179 --> 00:27:21.365
or wait till your session.
515
00:27:21.389 --> 00:27:23.075
— I think I'm okay.
516
00:27:23.099 --> 00:27:26.310
— No one could have anticipated
an the accident like this.
517
00:27:29.272 --> 00:27:31.232
— That's why they're called accidents.
518
00:27:33.192 --> 00:27:34.336
- Right.
519
00:27:34.360 --> 00:27:35.337
— See you at my session.
520
00:27:35.361 --> 00:27:36.361
— See you then.
521
00:27:42.368 --> 00:27:45.246
(sinister music)
522
00:27:52.336 --> 00:27:54.255
— I wish you would stop staring at me.
523
00:27:55.256 --> 00:27:57.133
— You shouldn't undress in public.
524
00:27:59.093 --> 00:28:00.344
Oh, you'll regret that.
525
00:28:12.106 --> 00:28:15.234
(uptempo island music)
526
00:28:26.078 --> 00:28:28.372
— Well, good afternoon.
527
00:28:29.332 --> 00:28:30.374
How's the voice?
528
00:28:32.168 --> 00:28:34.086
— Hey, how you doing?
529
00:28:43.304 --> 00:28:45.198
Sure, I can use a spotter.
530
00:28:45.222 --> 00:28:47.475
Carter got bored and decided
to ride the unicycle.
531
00:28:51.270 --> 00:28:53.105
Oh, you want to lift?
532
00:28:56.192 --> 00:28:57.419
I don't think you could handle that.
533
00:28:57.443 --> 00:28:59.046
Let's try that.
534
00:28:59.070 --> 00:29:00.071
Let's go over there.
535
00:29:03.324 --> 00:29:05.302
How long you've been lifting?
536
00:29:05.326 --> 00:29:07.286
— Since she saw you walk into the gym.
537
00:29:13.125 --> 00:29:16.045
— Let me see what you can do with that.
538
00:29:19.423 --> 00:29:22.343
Put your shoulders all the
way back, that's right.
539
00:29:27.264 --> 00:29:29.409
— She's not half bad, Detective.
540
00:29:29.433 --> 00:29:31.352
— No, she is not.
541
00:29:32.395 --> 00:29:33.675
Her technique's pretty good too.
542
00:29:40.236 --> 00:29:41.380
Your shoulders might be
a little sore tomorrow.
543
00:29:41.404 --> 00:29:43.239
— Where have you been?
544
00:29:44.323 --> 00:29:47.177
— She's been working out with us, why?
545
00:29:47.201 --> 00:29:48.428
— Well, I was gonna go for a swim.
546
00:29:48.452 --> 00:29:50.305
I could use some company.
547
00:29:50.329 --> 00:29:51.348
— That's a good idea.
548
00:29:51.372 --> 00:29:53.308
- All right, All right.
549
00:29:53.332 --> 00:29:54.332
All right.
550
00:30:31.245 --> 00:30:32.140
— You know, I never realized
551
00:30:32.164 --> 00:30:34.040
how much Millie did around here.
552
00:30:35.499 --> 00:30:37.436
— You kept her pretty busy.
553
00:30:37.460 --> 00:30:38.460
— I miss her.
554
00:30:40.087 --> 00:30:42.190
Not only because she
took care of everything,
555
00:30:42.214 --> 00:30:44.508
but she was such a sweet person.
556
00:30:55.519 --> 00:30:58.147
— Must be four o'clock on the dot, huh?
557
00:30:59.440 --> 00:31:01.334
She's just like clockwork.
558
00:31:01.358 --> 00:31:05.130
(water splashing)
(screaming)
559
00:31:05.154 --> 00:31:06.049
— What the hell?
560
00:31:06.073 --> 00:31:11.077
(electric buzzing)
561
00:31:11.286 --> 00:31:13.162
— [Mick] Doc, stay away from the water.
562
00:31:17.249 --> 00:31:18.249
— Got it.
563
00:31:21.087 --> 00:31:22.087
— Get her out.
564
00:31:33.265 --> 00:31:34.265
— She's gone.
565
00:31:44.068 --> 00:31:46.088
— What the hell was that for?
566
00:31:46.112 --> 00:31:47.006
I didn't do anything.
567
00:31:47.030 --> 00:31:48.670
— [Phil] You put live cables in the pool?
568
00:31:50.241 --> 00:31:51.135
— I didn't do that.
569
00:31:51.159 --> 00:31:52.469
Why would I do that?
570
00:31:52.493 --> 00:31:55.013
— She slapped you, just this morning.
571
00:31:55.037 --> 00:31:56.181
I heard you threaten her.
572
00:31:56.205 --> 00:31:59.434
Was this your way of getting even?
573
00:31:59.458 --> 00:32:00.458
— Getting even,
574
00:32:01.293 --> 00:32:02.294
by killing her?
575
00:32:04.046 --> 00:32:06.233
— Maybe you didn't think
the shock would kill her.
576
00:32:06.257 --> 00:32:08.318
— Maybe you thought you
could just scare her.
577
00:32:08.342 --> 00:32:09.237
— Yeah.
578
00:32:09.261 --> 00:32:12.114
Well maybe somebody else did it.
579
00:32:12.138 --> 00:32:13.180
— Oh, this is horrible.
580
00:32:14.181 --> 00:32:16.058
— Yeah, we stuck here until Friday.
581
00:32:16.517 --> 00:32:19.204
— And there's six of us left.
582
00:32:19.228 --> 00:32:20.228
— Your point?
583
00:32:21.480 --> 00:32:26.378
— My point is, multiple
accidents don't just happen.
584
00:32:26.402 --> 00:32:29.238
— Yeah, I'm not a fond
believer in coincidence either.
585
00:32:31.198 --> 00:32:34.451
— Otis, help me get
her into the infirmary.
586
00:32:37.079 --> 00:32:39.182
— Now why would I go kill her,
587
00:32:39.206 --> 00:32:40.457
and make more work for myself?
588
00:32:46.172 --> 00:32:47.315
— It's gotta be him.
589
00:32:47.339 --> 00:32:50.050
Who else has access to extension cords?
590
00:32:51.135 --> 00:32:52.154
— You know this kind of reminds me
591
00:32:52.178 --> 00:32:54.138
of that scene and Family Possessions.
592
00:32:56.182 --> 00:32:58.160
— What do you mean?
593
00:32:58.184 --> 00:33:00.186
You think there's a connection?
594
00:33:01.228 --> 00:33:02.228
— I don't know.
595
00:33:03.105 --> 00:33:05.333
Two accidents, Millie and Hilda.
596
00:33:05.357 --> 00:33:08.253
Both murdered the same
way as an Angie's films.
597
00:33:08.277 --> 00:33:10.380
— [Phil] So you think these
may not all be accidents.
598
00:33:10.404 --> 00:33:12.090
— Oh great.
599
00:33:12.114 --> 00:33:15.385
So now we got a killer on
the loose, at a resort?
600
00:33:15.409 --> 00:33:19.097
We are paying a thousand dollars a day?
601
00:33:19.121 --> 00:33:22.434
— [Phil] Well, if Carter's
right, we've got six suspects.
602
00:33:22.458 --> 00:33:23.476
— This resort's been around
603
00:33:23.500 --> 00:33:26.003
for 15 years without one accident.
604
00:33:26.503 --> 00:33:28.190
Why would it start happening now?
605
00:33:28.214 --> 00:33:30.049
— It's gotta be one of us.
606
00:33:31.508 --> 00:33:33.135
— Well, I know two things.
607
00:33:34.220 --> 00:33:35.220
I'm not the killer,
608
00:33:37.264 --> 00:33:39.099
and Angie's films are tied in.
609
00:33:43.479 --> 00:33:46.440
(knocking on door)
610
00:33:52.029 --> 00:33:53.030
— Who is it?
611
00:34:02.498 --> 00:34:06.085
They didn't ask, and I didn't tell 'em.
612
00:34:09.129 --> 00:34:11.340
Besides, I only surrender
my weapon when I fly.
613
00:34:29.441 --> 00:34:31.193
Relax, they're not for you.
614
00:34:35.281 --> 00:34:37.241
I can't, not right now.
615
00:34:38.242 --> 00:34:40.178
I got to go talk to the
Doc about something.
616
00:34:40.202 --> 00:34:43.080
I want you to stay here until I get back.
617
00:34:44.206 --> 00:34:45.374
I won't be long.
618
00:34:52.089 --> 00:34:55.426
(dramatic orchestral music)
619
00:35:00.347 --> 00:35:03.309
(knocking on door)
620
00:35:07.354 --> 00:35:08.498
— What?
621
00:35:08.522 --> 00:35:10.441
— What are you doing here?
622
00:35:12.443 --> 00:35:15.463
Will you stop with this?
623
00:35:15.487 --> 00:35:18.324
Are you gonna fuck the detective?
624
00:35:20.451 --> 00:35:22.137
— Yes.
625
00:35:22.161 --> 00:35:24.264
— What if he's the killer?
626
00:35:24.288 --> 00:35:26.391
— Stop, please.
627
00:35:26.415 --> 00:35:27.392
- Why?
628
00:35:27.416 --> 00:35:28.500
'Cause he's a cop?
629
00:35:30.085 --> 00:35:31.085
— Yeah.
630
00:35:31.503 --> 00:35:33.505
— You are unbelievable.
631
00:35:37.384 --> 00:35:39.362
— Detective, is everything all right?
632
00:35:39.386 --> 00:35:41.114
— No, everything's not all right.
633
00:35:41.138 --> 00:35:43.283
I've got two dead people
and I need answers,
634
00:35:43.307 --> 00:35:46.077
and you seem awfully
obsessed with Angie's movies.
635
00:35:46.101 --> 00:35:49.414
— I told you, these are Marla's posters.
636
00:35:49.438 --> 00:35:52.250
A few posters doesn't
make anyone obsessed.
637
00:35:52.274 --> 00:35:56.070
And besides, isn't fan short for fanatic?
638
00:35:57.029 --> 00:35:58.340
— What about Family Possessions?
639
00:35:58.364 --> 00:36:00.383
— [Doc] It's one of her
best, I've been told.
640
00:36:00.407 --> 00:36:04.137
— Yeah, well Carter told me
that in Family Possessions
641
00:36:04.161 --> 00:36:06.413
a young lady gets electrocuted in a pool.
642
00:36:07.456 --> 00:36:08.433
You find that funny?
643
00:36:08.457 --> 00:36:10.477
— No, what I find funny
644
00:36:10.501 --> 00:36:13.355
is your knowledge of
Miss Newborn's movies.
645
00:36:13.379 --> 00:36:16.441
In Family Possessions,
Miss Newborn's character
646
00:36:16.465 --> 00:36:19.402
fills the swimming pool
with electric eels.
647
00:36:19.426 --> 00:36:20.487
— Electric eels?
648
00:36:20.511 --> 00:36:24.491
— Yes, and when the young girl
649
00:36:24.515 --> 00:36:27.410
Who's the main competition
for the affections
650
00:36:27.434 --> 00:36:31.247
of a handsome young man,
jumps into the pool,
651
00:36:31.271 --> 00:36:33.416
the eels shock her to death.
652
00:36:33.440 --> 00:36:34.377
Quite a bit different
653
00:36:34.401 --> 00:36:37.295
than having an electric
cable fall in the pool,
654
00:36:37.319 --> 00:36:38.319
don't you think?
655
00:36:52.042 --> 00:36:53.395
— What about the explosion?
656
00:36:53.419 --> 00:36:54.419
— What about it?
657
00:36:55.337 --> 00:36:59.275
— Didn't it copy a killing
in this film, Death House?
658
00:36:59.299 --> 00:37:02.404
— Look detective, if you're
trying to find a tie—in,
659
00:37:02.428 --> 00:37:05.031
then I suppose you can find a similarity
660
00:37:05.055 --> 00:37:07.367
in the depths from any
of Miss Newborn's movies,
661
00:37:07.391 --> 00:37:10.078
but it doesn't make me a killer
because I've watched them.
662
00:37:10.102 --> 00:37:12.146
I mean, what would be my motive?
663
00:37:13.188 --> 00:37:15.250
— Crazy people don't need a motive.
664
00:37:15.274 --> 00:37:17.460
— That's what you think, I'm crazy?
665
00:37:17.484 --> 00:37:19.254
— I don't know what to think.
666
00:37:19.278 --> 00:37:22.215
But it's either you or Otis,
and Otis is too obvious.
667
00:37:22.239 --> 00:37:24.467
— Otis has been at this
resort for seven years.
668
00:37:24.491 --> 00:37:27.470
He's got his problems, but he's no killer.
669
00:37:27.494 --> 00:37:29.055
— Problems?
670
00:37:29.079 --> 00:37:31.224
— I caught him peeking into
Windows on a few occasions.
671
00:37:31.248 --> 00:37:32.392
— He's a peeping tom?
672
00:37:32.416 --> 00:37:34.227
— Mostly Marla and Millie's room.
673
00:37:34.251 --> 00:37:37.021
— Mostly, what about Hilda?
674
00:37:37.045 --> 00:37:37.982
— Are you kidding?
675
00:37:38.006 --> 00:37:39.441
She paraded around the pool half naked
676
00:37:39.465 --> 00:37:42.235
every day for almost a month.
677
00:37:42.259 --> 00:37:44.261
— Sounds like I got to go talk to Otis.
678
00:37:45.429 --> 00:37:46.990
Where can I find him?
679
00:37:47.014 --> 00:37:48.241
— It's dark.
680
00:37:48.265 --> 00:37:50.160
You might catch him outside.
681
00:37:50.184 --> 00:37:52.370
His MO, as you would call it,
682
00:37:52.394 --> 00:37:56.249
is to fix something near the windows.
683
00:37:56.273 --> 00:37:58.168
— Angie's the only female
left on this island.
684
00:37:58.192 --> 00:37:59.401
She might be the next target.
685
00:38:01.445 --> 00:38:04.364
(soft jazz music)
686
00:38:13.373 --> 00:38:15.059
(knocking on door)
687
00:38:15.083 --> 00:38:17.336
— What did you forget, Detective?
688
00:38:19.046 --> 00:38:21.316
I'm doing a booming business tonight.
689
00:38:21.340 --> 00:38:22.341
So what can I...
690
00:38:24.176 --> 00:38:26.321
(yelling)
691
00:38:26.345 --> 00:38:28.222
— Working hard, or hardly working?
692
00:38:29.181 --> 00:38:30.325
— Don't you come any closer.
693
00:38:30.349 --> 00:38:33.203
— Never bring a knife to a gunfight, Otis.
694
00:38:33.227 --> 00:38:34.370
What's the matter?
695
00:38:34.394 --> 00:38:37.040
You don't like type that fights back.
696
00:38:37.064 --> 00:38:38.000
— What do you want?
697
00:38:38.024 --> 00:38:39.001
— I want to know what you're doing here.
698
00:38:39.025 --> 00:38:40.418
— I'm working.
699
00:38:40.442 --> 00:38:41.442
— Please.
700
00:38:43.320 --> 00:38:44.214
Hands out.
701
00:38:44.238 --> 00:38:45.131
— You can't do that.
702
00:38:45.155 --> 00:38:46.050
— Do what?
703
00:38:46.074 --> 00:38:47.050
— Arrest me.
704
00:38:47.074 --> 00:38:47.468
— What makes you think I'm arresting you?
705
00:38:47.492 --> 00:38:49.260
— I've been arrested before.
706
00:38:49.284 --> 00:38:52.305
Besides, handcuffs are a dead giveaway.
707
00:38:52.329 --> 00:38:53.413
— You know the drill.
708
00:38:55.165 --> 00:38:56.165
Put them on.
709
00:38:58.252 --> 00:39:00.063
Thanks for letting me
know you got a rap sheet.
710
00:39:00.087 --> 00:39:01.171
What'd they get you for?
711
00:39:03.090 --> 00:39:04.317
— Trespassing, mostly,
712
00:39:04.341 --> 00:39:06.319
drunk and disorderly a couple of times,
713
00:39:06.343 --> 00:39:08.029
but I know my rights.
714
00:39:08.053 --> 00:39:09.447
— Your rights don't
include killing people.
715
00:39:09.471 --> 00:39:11.366
— I didn't kill anybody.
716
00:39:11.390 --> 00:39:13.475
— Today, or ever?
717
00:39:16.395 --> 00:39:18.373
Is that a tough question?
718
00:39:18.397 --> 00:39:21.376
— Yeah, I've killed.
719
00:39:21.400 --> 00:39:22.400
Too many.
720
00:39:23.318 --> 00:39:25.046
— Service, huh?
721
00:39:25.070 --> 00:39:26.070
Ours?
722
00:39:27.114 --> 00:39:28.299
— Yes, ours.
723
00:39:28.323 --> 00:39:31.052
Three tours in Afghanistan.
724
00:39:31.076 --> 00:39:32.076
— Here it is.
725
00:39:34.329 --> 00:39:35.414
Army Ranger, huh?
726
00:39:37.457 --> 00:39:39.459
Surprised I was able to sneak up on you.
727
00:39:40.460 --> 00:39:43.255
— I'm a Ranger, not an Indian.
728
00:39:45.132 --> 00:39:49.028
Besides, I'm trying to
put all that behind me.
729
00:39:49.052 --> 00:39:50.196
Now what are you gonna do with me?
730
00:39:50.220 --> 00:39:51.220
— I don't know.
731
00:39:53.140 --> 00:39:55.034
Where'd you get the blood?
732
00:39:55.058 --> 00:39:57.203
— I punched the wall.
733
00:39:57.227 --> 00:39:58.288
— Why would you do that?
734
00:39:58.312 --> 00:40:00.206
— Because I miss Millie.
735
00:40:00.230 --> 00:40:02.083
She was my friend.
736
00:40:02.107 --> 00:40:05.044
— You always sneak a peek at your friends?
737
00:40:05.068 --> 00:40:06.296
— It wasn't like that with Millie.
738
00:40:06.320 --> 00:40:09.257
She liked to show off, I like to watch.
739
00:40:09.281 --> 00:40:12.343
— Please, you're telling
me that she knew about it?
740
00:40:12.367 --> 00:40:13.262
— Yeah.
741
00:40:13.286 --> 00:40:14.429
— Okay, I call bullshit.
742
00:40:14.453 --> 00:40:17.473
— Why would I kill her, or that
other girl for that matter?
743
00:40:17.497 --> 00:40:19.434
— Maybe because you're a sicko.
744
00:40:19.458 --> 00:40:21.019
— All right, look,
745
00:40:21.043 --> 00:40:24.087
I admit I've had some
challenges since I got out.
746
00:40:25.047 --> 00:40:27.025
But between the Doc and the VA hospital,
747
00:40:27.049 --> 00:40:29.402
I'm getting the help I need.
748
00:40:29.426 --> 00:40:31.029
Did you ever serve?
749
00:40:31.053 --> 00:40:33.388
— 15 years, Miami Dade Police force.
750
00:40:34.306 --> 00:40:36.308
— They say I got PTSD.
751
00:40:38.060 --> 00:40:39.102
— I know the feeling.
752
00:40:40.270 --> 00:40:43.166
— You get that on the police force.
753
00:40:43.190 --> 00:40:44.232
— So they tell me.
754
00:40:46.151 --> 00:40:47.151
Tell you what,
755
00:40:47.486 --> 00:40:49.154
how about we make a deal?
756
00:40:51.365 --> 00:40:54.135
You stop working, call it a night,
757
00:40:54.159 --> 00:40:55.160
and I'll do the same.
758
00:40:56.286 --> 00:40:58.288
But if there's one more accident tonight,
759
00:40:59.247 --> 00:41:01.225
I'm coming right for you.
760
00:41:01.249 --> 00:41:02.249
You understand?
761
00:41:04.127 --> 00:41:05.104
You know they say that you can learn a lot
762
00:41:05.128 --> 00:41:07.005
from looking through a man's wallet?
763
00:41:08.382 --> 00:41:10.109
Those your folks?
764
00:41:10.133 --> 00:41:11.027
— Yeah.
765
00:41:11.051 --> 00:41:12.051
— Still around?
766
00:41:13.053 --> 00:41:14.053
— No.
767
00:41:15.055 --> 00:41:16.055
— Sorry.
768
00:41:20.394 --> 00:41:23.313
(muffled talking)
769
00:41:24.231 --> 00:41:26.042
(gasping)
770
00:41:26.066 --> 00:41:27.335
Relax.
771
00:41:27.359 --> 00:41:29.420
— What's with the gun?
772
00:41:29.444 --> 00:41:31.297
— I'm a detective.
773
00:41:31.321 --> 00:41:33.156
— You gave me a heart attack.
774
00:41:34.324 --> 00:41:36.052
I thought you were with Angie.
775
00:41:36.076 --> 00:41:38.495
— Oh Angie, I left her in my room.
776
00:41:40.080 --> 00:41:41.016
Where you going?
777
00:41:41.040 --> 00:41:43.125
— I was going to the kitchen for a snack.
778
00:41:44.084 --> 00:41:45.436
— [Phil] Have you seen Carter?
779
00:41:45.460 --> 00:41:47.230
— No, not for a few hours.
780
00:41:47.254 --> 00:41:48.272
— Well be careful.
781
00:41:48.296 --> 00:41:49.357
Something not right around here,
782
00:41:49.381 --> 00:41:51.299
and I can't put my finger on it.
783
00:42:16.366 --> 00:42:19.286
Well, that was thoughtful of you.
784
00:42:38.180 --> 00:42:40.140
I hope the Wine helped your throat.
785
00:42:51.109 --> 00:42:53.278
Goodnight, my scream queen.
786
00:42:57.282 --> 00:42:59.343
Do you want me to take you to your room?
787
00:42:59.367 --> 00:43:01.053
— No.
788
00:43:01.077 --> 00:43:02.245
It's safer here.
789
00:43:45.038 --> 00:43:47.475
— For Christ's sake Mick,
can't you eat in the dark?
790
00:43:47.499 --> 00:43:50.353
— Jesus Carter, I didn't
know you were even in here.
791
00:43:50.377 --> 00:43:52.045
— That was the idea.
792
00:43:53.129 --> 00:43:54.489
— I don't like eating in the dark.
793
00:43:57.300 --> 00:43:59.469
— Me neither, but I figured it was safer.
794
00:44:01.346 --> 00:44:04.325
— Yeah well, together we
should be safe, right?
795
00:44:04.349 --> 00:44:06.476
— Yeah, if one of us is not the killer.
796
00:44:10.063 --> 00:44:11.415
— Are you the killer?
797
00:44:11.439 --> 00:44:12.524
— No, are you?
798
00:44:15.068 --> 00:44:16.337
— Nope.
799
00:44:16.361 --> 00:44:19.155
— Good, that's a relief, let's eat.
800
00:44:24.286 --> 00:44:25.286
— Hey Doc,
801
00:44:27.205 --> 00:44:29.291
Doc, do you want anything
before I turn in?
802
00:44:32.294 --> 00:44:33.294
Guess not.
803
00:44:35.255 --> 00:44:38.985
— So, you don't believe
these were accidents?
804
00:44:39.009 --> 00:44:43.197
— Mick my man, accidents
don't happen, they are caused.
805
00:44:43.221 --> 00:44:45.408
Now if somebody caused it or something,
806
00:44:45.432 --> 00:44:49.078
I'm guessing that's what the
detective's gonna find out.
807
00:44:49.102 --> 00:44:52.480
— Yeah, but we could help by
narrowing it down, can't we?
808
00:44:53.440 --> 00:44:55.275
— The use of the deduction.
809
00:44:56.192 --> 00:44:57.336
Yeah, I guess we could.
810
00:44:57.360 --> 00:45:02.174
— Okay, so if it's not
you and it's not me,
811
00:45:02.198 --> 00:45:07.162
then that leaves Phil, no,
Otis, the Doc, Phil and Angie.
812
00:45:10.206 --> 00:45:11.291
It can't be Angie.
813
00:45:12.459 --> 00:45:13.459
— And why not?
814
00:45:15.045 --> 00:45:17.023
— No motive, for one.
815
00:45:17.047 --> 00:45:18.316
— Let me break it down to you like this.
816
00:45:18.340 --> 00:45:22.194
What better way for her
to revitalize her career,
817
00:45:22.218 --> 00:45:24.280
than kill a bunch of
people at a health spa,
818
00:45:24.304 --> 00:45:27.515
in the same way as in one of her movies.
819
00:45:29.142 --> 00:45:31.495
— Come on, you can't be serious.
820
00:45:31.519 --> 00:45:33.205
— Oh I'm very serious.
821
00:45:33.229 --> 00:45:35.249
I mean, can't you just see the headlines.
822
00:45:35.273 --> 00:45:38.210
I mean it practically writes itself.
823
00:45:38.234 --> 00:45:41.213
— Yeah, but she don't need
to revitalize her career,
824
00:45:41.237 --> 00:45:43.049
she's doing just fine.
825
00:45:43.073 --> 00:45:44.383
(coughing)
— If you say so.
826
00:45:44.407 --> 00:45:45.407
— But.
827
00:45:46.368 --> 00:45:47.262
— But?
828
00:45:47.286 --> 00:45:48.471
Things didn't start happening
829
00:45:48.495 --> 00:45:51.307
until you and Miss Newborn arrived.
830
00:45:51.331 --> 00:45:54.393
— What, what you're saying
it's either me or Angie?
831
00:45:54.417 --> 00:45:55.394
— [Carter] Not unless
there's somebody else
832
00:45:55.418 --> 00:45:57.271
on this island that we haven't met.
833
00:45:57.295 --> 00:46:01.150
— Well, what, what about Otis, or the Doc?
834
00:46:01.174 --> 00:46:04.278
— Nah, I don't see Doc as
being the murdering type,
835
00:46:04.302 --> 00:46:07.365
but Otis, he is a creepy
kind of character.
836
00:46:07.389 --> 00:46:08.325
You know, he kinda reminds me
837
00:46:08.349 --> 00:46:10.100
of Lenny from Of Mice and Men.
838
00:46:11.309 --> 00:46:12.309
— Yeah.
839
00:46:14.020 --> 00:46:15.230
My money's on Otis.
840
00:46:16.356 --> 00:46:18.441
— So, you don't think
it's me, you, or Phil.
841
00:46:20.360 --> 00:46:21.360
— Wait.
842
00:46:23.029 --> 00:46:24.280
— Wait, What's the matter?
843
00:46:26.491 --> 00:46:30.054
— Years ago, Angie was up for
a flick called Maniac Cop.
844
00:46:30.078 --> 00:46:31.079
— Oh God,
845
00:46:32.080 --> 00:46:34.100
man you people and these titles.
846
00:46:34.124 --> 00:46:35.250
— No, no, seriously.
847
00:46:36.292 --> 00:46:38.062
It was about this crazy cop
848
00:46:38.086 --> 00:46:39.355
who would go around killing people,
849
00:46:39.379 --> 00:46:42.191
just to create more work for himself.
850
00:46:42.215 --> 00:46:44.276
His gimmick was he'd frame others
851
00:46:44.300 --> 00:46:45.444
for the crimes he'd commit,
852
00:46:45.468 --> 00:46:48.430
and then he'd take credit for the arrest.
853
00:46:50.223 --> 00:46:52.225
— So now you think Phil is the murderer?
854
00:46:53.309 --> 00:46:56.187
— I'm saying it's not impossible.
855
00:47:00.191 --> 00:47:03.087
— All right, this is
an interesting theory,
856
00:47:03.111 --> 00:47:05.297
but I've seen the man play chess,
857
00:47:05.321 --> 00:47:07.198
and he's not much of a strategist.
858
00:47:14.164 --> 00:47:17.167
— What if it's all in our minds
and there isn't any killer?
859
00:47:20.420 --> 00:47:23.214
— Dead bodies, no killer.
860
00:47:24.174 --> 00:47:25.151
Right.
861
00:47:25.175 --> 00:47:26.069
— No, really.
862
00:47:26.093 --> 00:47:28.446
I mean, these could all
really be accidents.
863
00:47:28.470 --> 00:47:30.364
— I told you how I felt about that.
864
00:47:30.388 --> 00:47:32.491
The mind is an incredible thing.
865
00:47:32.515 --> 00:47:35.161
I guess it's easier to call
them a series of accidents
866
00:47:35.185 --> 00:47:38.039
than assume that one of
us is a serial killer.
867
00:47:38.063 --> 00:47:39.498
— Serial killer?
868
00:47:39.522 --> 00:47:41.417
Now you're scaring me.
869
00:47:41.441 --> 00:47:44.128
Hey, keep those thoughts to yourself.
870
00:47:44.152 --> 00:47:46.255
— I'm just thinking out loud.
871
00:47:46.279 --> 00:47:47.279
All right well,
872
00:47:49.491 --> 00:47:51.469
I'll see you in the morning.
873
00:47:51.493 --> 00:47:52.493
— Appreciate it.
874
00:47:57.040 --> 00:48:00.376
(bright instrumental music)
875
00:48:01.503 --> 00:48:03.505
— Good morning, sleeping beauty.
876
00:48:05.006 --> 00:48:06.006
Some coffee.
877
00:48:08.134 --> 00:48:09.134
— Thank you.
878
00:48:12.430 --> 00:48:14.116
— Yes, you're still fully dressed.
879
00:48:14.140 --> 00:48:15.326
I am not one to take advantage.
880
00:48:15.350 --> 00:48:18.394
You were pretty Wined out
when I got back last night.
881
00:48:20.230 --> 00:48:21.457
Carter found some donuts in the kitchen,
882
00:48:21.481 --> 00:48:23.525
if you want to head down.
883
00:48:26.194 --> 00:48:27.487
So you got any plans for today?
884
00:48:29.280 --> 00:48:31.300
— I want to hang out with you.
885
00:48:31.324 --> 00:48:33.135
— Well, I'd like to hang out with you.
886
00:48:33.159 --> 00:48:34.096
How about this?
887
00:48:34.120 --> 00:48:35.221
Head down to the kitchen,
888
00:48:35.245 --> 00:48:38.123
put some food together,
have a nice picnic outside.
889
00:48:39.374 --> 00:48:41.143
That'd be nice.
890
00:48:41.167 --> 00:48:44.355
Unless, you don't have a film Where
891
00:48:44.379 --> 00:48:47.006
someone accidentally
dies on a picnic, do you?
892
00:48:52.428 --> 00:48:55.074
— You want some more?
893
00:48:55.098 --> 00:48:56.098
— Morning fellas.
894
00:48:58.476 --> 00:49:00.246
— I'm good.
895
00:49:00.270 --> 00:49:01.354
— Coffee, Detective?
896
00:49:02.480 --> 00:49:03.457
— It's okay, Detective.
897
00:49:03.481 --> 00:49:06.109
Me and Mick already
drank from the same pot.
898
00:49:07.068 --> 00:49:08.444
— All right, hit me.
899
00:49:10.155 --> 00:49:11.215
Thought you didn't serve.
900
00:49:11.239 --> 00:49:15.261
— Yeah well, help is getting
a little short around here,
901
00:49:15.285 --> 00:49:16.327
and Doc's not even up.
902
00:49:17.328 --> 00:49:18.454
I thought I'd pitch in.
903
00:49:20.331 --> 00:49:22.184
— You guys want anything cooked though,
904
00:49:22.208 --> 00:49:23.145
you're on your own.
905
00:49:23.169 --> 00:49:26.147
— Hasn't there been enough
cooking around here?
906
00:49:26.171 --> 00:49:29.108
— Hopefully the cold
cuts, cereal and pastries
907
00:49:29.132 --> 00:49:31.110
will keep us until Friday.
908
00:49:31.134 --> 00:49:32.134
Yum, yum.
909
00:49:33.386 --> 00:49:35.156
Where do you think you're going?
910
00:49:35.180 --> 00:49:38.075
— We are going to a picnic.
911
00:49:38.099 --> 00:49:41.102
— Are you kidding me, with
everything that's going on?
912
00:49:42.187 --> 00:49:43.414
— Well unless someone
chokes on a sandwich,
913
00:49:43.438 --> 00:49:45.166
I don't see an accident happening.
914
00:49:45.190 --> 00:49:46.458
— I got two words for you.
915
00:49:46.482 --> 00:49:48.193
Mama Cass.
916
00:49:49.277 --> 00:49:51.487
(soft music)
917
00:50:02.332 --> 00:50:03.332
— Beautiful.
918
00:50:06.085 --> 00:50:07.253
You, this place.
919
00:50:10.340 --> 00:50:12.067
I mean this would be the perfect getaway
920
00:50:12.091 --> 00:50:14.052
of it wasn't for all those dead people.
921
00:50:21.059 --> 00:50:22.060
Why am I here?
922
00:50:23.519 --> 00:50:25.438
I knew that question was gonna come up.
923
00:50:26.481 --> 00:50:28.399
I killed someone in the line of duty.
924
00:50:31.152 --> 00:50:36.157
Teenager, I thought he was
pulling a gun on me but he,
925
00:50:36.360 --> 00:50:38.409
in actuality he was
pulling out his cell phone.
926
00:50:40.119 --> 00:50:41.388
A cell phone.
927
00:50:41.412 --> 00:50:43.414
Internal affairs deemed it a good shoot.
928
00:50:45.166 --> 00:50:46.435
The department put me on paid leave,
929
00:50:46.459 --> 00:50:50.463
and here I am, trying to decide
if I still want to be a cop.
930
00:50:52.382 --> 00:50:53.508
And that's howl met you.
931
00:50:56.302 --> 00:50:57.302
Listen,
932
00:51:00.515 --> 00:51:03.476
I want you to take this,
for your protection.
933
00:51:06.479 --> 00:51:08.123
Of course, I'm here to protect you.
934
00:51:08.147 --> 00:51:09.190
But what if I'm not?
935
00:51:10.441 --> 00:51:11.378
You're gonna have to use this
936
00:51:11.402 --> 00:51:13.319
to protect yourself, understand?
937
00:51:15.280 --> 00:51:17.198
You know how to shoot one of those?
938
00:51:19.200 --> 00:51:21.345
Never point a real gun at anybody,
939
00:51:21.369 --> 00:51:23.472
unless you're ready to shoot it.
940
00:51:23.496 --> 00:51:25.391
Let me show you how to properly use that.
941
00:51:25.415 --> 00:51:28.084
This is not a prop, this
has real bullets, okay.
942
00:51:32.297 --> 00:51:34.382
(gasping)
943
00:51:36.384 --> 00:51:37.384
It's Marla.
944
00:51:39.345 --> 00:51:41.031
Go to Doc, quickly.
945
00:51:41.055 --> 00:51:42.335
Tell him we've got another body.
946
00:51:51.441 --> 00:51:52.441
— What's wrong?
947
00:51:53.401 --> 00:51:54.378
The Doc?
948
00:51:54.402 --> 00:51:55.421
I haven't seen him.
949
00:51:55.445 --> 00:51:56.487
He's not in his office.
950
00:51:59.282 --> 00:52:00.366
Let's go check his room.
951
00:52:04.537 --> 00:52:07.224
— Where are you two going in such a hurry?
952
00:52:07.248 --> 00:52:08.434
— Looking for Doctor Patterson.
953
00:52:08.458 --> 00:52:10.168
— [Carter] Did you check his room?
954
00:52:11.169 --> 00:52:12.503
— What? Marla's dead?
955
00:52:14.047 --> 00:52:15.316
— I thought you said she left on the boat?
956
00:52:15.340 --> 00:52:17.258
— [Mick] She was headed to the boat.
957
00:52:18.217 --> 00:52:19.236
— Where did you find her?
958
00:52:19.260 --> 00:52:21.030
— Near the pier.
959
00:52:21.054 --> 00:52:23.407
Someone was in a rush and
dumped her body in the bushes.
960
00:52:23.431 --> 00:52:25.016
— The boat driver?
961
00:52:26.184 --> 00:52:27.286
— Well, that would explain Marla's death,
962
00:52:27.310 --> 00:52:28.495
but what about the others?
963
00:52:28.519 --> 00:52:30.247
I haven't seen Dan in days.
964
00:52:30.271 --> 00:52:33.417
But you, you know these
grounds better than anyone.
965
00:52:33.441 --> 00:52:37.087
— She did say she was going to
get a key card back from Dan.
966
00:52:37.111 --> 00:52:40.007
— Uh huh, you needed her key card.
967
00:52:40.031 --> 00:52:42.176
— I have my own key card,
968
00:52:42.200 --> 00:52:44.470
and it opens a lot more
doors than Marla's.
969
00:52:44.494 --> 00:52:46.371
— We've gotta go tell the Doc.
970
00:52:56.214 --> 00:52:57.358
— We sure he's even in here?
971
00:52:57.382 --> 00:52:59.109
— I don't know, I haven't seen him today,
972
00:52:59.133 --> 00:53:01.427
and I haven't seen him since last night.
973
00:53:03.096 --> 00:53:05.032
— Doc, Doc Patterson?
974
00:53:05.056 --> 00:53:06.075
You in there?
975
00:53:06.099 --> 00:53:07.117
— [Carter] Just kick it in, Detective.
976
00:53:07.141 --> 00:53:10.061
— No no no, wait, use my keycard.
977
00:53:23.282 --> 00:53:24.642
— [Phil] Who might have done this?
978
00:53:26.160 --> 00:53:28.162
— Phil, you think this was a suicide?
979
00:53:29.205 --> 00:53:30.205
— No.
980
00:53:32.083 --> 00:53:33.126
Where's Otis?
981
00:53:34.502 --> 00:53:36.355
— He was just here.
982
00:53:36.379 --> 00:53:39.006
— That bastard must be guilty.
983
00:53:40.174 --> 00:53:41.217
— Let's get him down.
984
00:53:44.262 --> 00:53:45.364
Take my watch.
985
00:53:45.388 --> 00:53:49.100
I'm not back in 30 minutes,
leave the dining room.
986
00:53:51.185 --> 00:53:52.270
— I told you it was him.
987
00:53:53.229 --> 00:53:56.417
— I thought you had it narrowed
down between me and Angie.
988
00:53:56.441 --> 00:53:57.335
— Me?
989
00:53:57.359 --> 00:54:00.295
— Oh, look, I'm a fan,
990
00:54:00.319 --> 00:54:02.089
but who would benefit more
991
00:54:02.113 --> 00:54:03.424
from this happening this week?
992
00:54:03.448 --> 00:54:06.075
— Nobody, if we're all dead.
993
00:54:11.164 --> 00:54:12.164
— Oh yeah.
994
00:54:13.332 --> 00:54:16.419
It does seem similar to Dead Act.
995
00:54:17.336 --> 00:54:19.022
— [Carter] Yeah, that's right.
996
00:54:19.046 --> 00:54:20.315
That's the one Where the
hotel clerk hung hisself,
997
00:54:20.339 --> 00:54:25.261
'cause he found the body
of his Wife, and daughter.
998
00:54:27.096 --> 00:54:29.265
— Come on man, let's get him down.
999
00:54:31.476 --> 00:54:34.187
(eerie music)
1000
00:54:45.323 --> 00:54:47.241
— Why'd you run, Otis?
1001
00:54:51.245 --> 00:54:53.498
(tense music)
1002
00:55:06.010 --> 00:55:07.154
— Well did you find him?
1003
00:55:07.178 --> 00:55:08.197
— No.
1004
00:55:08.221 --> 00:55:11.241
— Where could he possibly go?
1005
00:55:11.265 --> 00:55:13.243
— Maybe we should split
up and look for him.
1006
00:55:13.267 --> 00:55:15.078
— No, no, no, it's too dangerous.
1007
00:55:15.102 --> 00:55:18.081
He knows the island, he has the advantage.
1008
00:55:18.105 --> 00:55:20.209
It's safer if we stay together.
1009
00:55:20.233 --> 00:55:21.234
They can come to us.
1010
00:55:39.502 --> 00:55:41.504
— Angie, it's your pick.
1011
00:55:45.132 --> 00:55:46.425
— You think he's watching us?
1012
00:55:50.263 --> 00:55:51.263
— I don't know.
1013
00:55:52.306 --> 00:55:53.306
Maybe.
1014
00:55:56.060 --> 00:55:58.437
— Why would he run away after
we found the Doc's body?
1015
00:56:00.064 --> 00:56:02.459
It's gotta mean that
he's the killer, right?
1016
00:56:02.483 --> 00:56:05.045
Made it look like a suicide.
1017
00:56:05.069 --> 00:56:07.154
— Why don't you take
it easy on that stuff.
1018
00:56:08.197 --> 00:56:09.258
— Should I?
1019
00:56:09.282 --> 00:56:10.366
— I may need your help.
1020
00:56:12.159 --> 00:56:13.202
— I can help.
1021
00:56:15.162 --> 00:56:17.290
What kind of help would I possibly be?
1022
00:56:18.249 --> 00:56:20.459
— Maybe you can jump in
front of a bullet for me.
1023
00:56:22.503 --> 00:56:26.048
— If he comes for me, I'd rather be drunk.
1024
00:56:28.301 --> 00:56:30.487
— What if he comes for Angie, huh?
1025
00:56:30.511 --> 00:56:32.364
She may need you to be sharp.
1026
00:56:32.388 --> 00:56:33.388
— Me?
1027
00:56:34.473 --> 00:56:36.434
When she's got you, Detective?
1028
00:56:39.520 --> 00:56:41.063
She don't need me.
1029
00:56:42.315 --> 00:56:43.482
You're her white knight.
1030
00:56:46.235 --> 00:56:49.298
— Whatever, just lay
off the sauce, will you?
1031
00:56:49.322 --> 00:56:52.241
— Ooh, what you gonna
vote me off the island?
1032
00:57:01.334 --> 00:57:05.004
(tense orchestral music)
1033
00:57:35.201 --> 00:57:36.494
— You two gonna be okay?
1034
00:57:38.079 --> 00:57:39.348
— Why, Where you going?
1035
00:57:39.372 --> 00:57:41.391
— I thought I'd take a look around,
1036
00:57:41.415 --> 00:57:44.144
see if there's a way we
can secure these doors.
1037
00:57:44.168 --> 00:57:46.188
— I'm assuming locking
them would be useless
1038
00:57:46.212 --> 00:57:47.481
since we know he got keys.
1039
00:57:47.505 --> 00:57:51.050
— Yeah, I was thinking
of something stronger.
1040
00:57:52.134 --> 00:57:53.029
There's gotta be a place
1041
00:57:53.053 --> 00:57:54.573
Where they keep some chains and tools.
1042
00:57:56.180 --> 00:57:58.307
— There's a shed Where
he keeps the lawnmower.
1043
00:58:00.101 --> 00:58:02.228
— I think I saw that when
I brought Marla's body up.
1044
00:58:03.521 --> 00:58:05.147
— You want me to go with you?
1045
00:58:10.027 --> 00:58:12.381
— No, I'm gonna need you to stay here,
1046
00:58:12.405 --> 00:58:13.489
keep an eye on things.
1047
00:58:17.368 --> 00:58:18.368
I'll be back.
1048
00:58:22.498 --> 00:58:26.335
(dramatic orchestral music)
1049
00:58:54.280 --> 00:58:55.280
Otis?
1050
00:59:04.457 --> 00:59:07.042
(banging)
1051
00:59:40.117 --> 00:59:41.178
— Is everything okay?
1052
00:59:41.202 --> 00:59:43.221
— Everything's fine.
1053
00:59:43.245 --> 00:59:44.389
— I was starting to get a little worried.
1054
00:59:44.413 --> 00:59:46.475
— I was able to secure
all the doors with chains.
1055
00:59:46.499 --> 00:59:48.310
So if he's gonna come after us,
1056
00:59:48.334 --> 00:59:50.270
he's gonna have to break through a window.
1057
00:59:50.294 --> 00:59:53.214
— You're assuming that he's
not hiding in here somewhere.
1058
00:59:54.340 --> 00:59:57.110
You probably just locked
him in here with us.
1059
00:59:57.134 --> 00:59:58.195
— You know Carter,
1060
00:59:58.219 --> 01:00:00.346
there's something I just
don't like about you.
1061
01:00:01.305 --> 01:00:03.116
— Yeah, I get that a lot.
1062
01:00:03.140 --> 01:00:04.493
— I'm pretty sure I
know Where he's hiding.
1063
01:00:04.517 --> 01:00:05.518
It's getting dark.
1064
01:00:07.019 --> 01:00:09.164
I'd rather go after him in the morning.
1065
01:00:09.188 --> 01:00:12.042
— You ever thought maybe you
shouldn't go after him at all?
1066
01:00:12.066 --> 01:00:14.401
— I'd rest a lot easier
knowing he's in handcuffs.
1067
01:00:25.120 --> 01:00:27.206
(groaning)
1068
01:00:30.209 --> 01:00:32.270
— Oh, what'd I miss?
1069
01:00:32.294 --> 01:00:33.396
Did we catch the killer?
1070
01:00:33.420 --> 01:00:35.148
— We're locked in?
1071
01:00:35.172 --> 01:00:37.025
— Locked in?
1072
01:00:37.049 --> 01:00:38.318
You're sure that he can't get to us?
1073
01:00:38.342 --> 01:00:40.028
You know that for sure?
1074
01:00:40.052 --> 01:00:41.363
— I'm sure.
1075
01:00:41.387 --> 01:00:44.324
The good guys always
out—think the bad guys.
1076
01:00:44.348 --> 01:00:49.162
— Oh, that's only in the movies.
1077
01:00:49.186 --> 01:00:50.372
— Hardly.
1078
01:00:50.396 --> 01:00:51.438
— Can I go to my room?
1079
01:00:53.107 --> 01:00:55.484
— No, I think we should
all stay in here tonight.
1080
01:00:58.153 --> 01:01:02.384
Unless, there's something you
need to get from your room.
1081
01:01:02.408 --> 01:01:04.159
I could walk you down there.
1082
01:01:10.040 --> 01:01:11.351
— Where are they?
1083
01:01:11.375 --> 01:01:13.085
It's been almost an hour.
1084
01:01:14.253 --> 01:01:15.253
Carter?
1085
01:01:16.213 --> 01:01:17.108
Carter?
1086
01:01:17.132 --> 01:01:19.067
— Hey, is he here?
1087
01:01:19.091 --> 01:01:21.069
— Phil and Angie, they
haven't come back yet.
1088
01:01:21.093 --> 01:01:22.445
It's been an hour.
1089
01:01:22.469 --> 01:01:24.155
— Isn't she with the detective?
1090
01:01:24.179 --> 01:01:27.057
— Yeah, but she said she
only had to get a few things.
1091
01:01:28.434 --> 01:01:31.079
— You don't get out much, do you Mick?
1092
01:01:31.103 --> 01:01:32.396
— What's that supposed to mean?
1093
01:01:33.355 --> 01:01:38.027
— He means sometimes it takes
a woman longer to get ready,
1094
01:01:38.485 --> 01:01:39.422
right Carter?
1095
01:01:39.446 --> 01:01:41.322
— That's exactly what I meant.
1096
01:02:02.468 --> 01:02:04.053
— I gotta go.
1097
01:02:09.266 --> 01:02:10.243
Yeah, I know Where he is.
1098
01:02:10.267 --> 01:02:11.477
He's in the tool shed.
1099
01:02:16.023 --> 01:02:17.316
Of course I'm gonna be careful.
1100
01:02:29.453 --> 01:02:31.288
I do think I found my mojo again,
1101
01:02:32.331 --> 01:02:33.331
thanks to you.
1102
01:02:41.215 --> 01:02:42.233
Stay here.
1103
01:02:42.257 --> 01:02:44.510
(gun cocking)
1104
01:02:47.137 --> 01:02:50.349
(tense orchestral music)
1105
01:02:58.107 --> 01:03:02.111
(high—tension orchestral music)
1106
01:03:10.244 --> 01:03:11.346
Really?
1107
01:03:11.370 --> 01:03:13.247
You left me a shovel?
1108
01:03:15.040 --> 01:03:17.167
(yelling)
1109
01:03:23.132 --> 01:03:27.177
— I am trying really hard
not to kill you right now.
1110
01:03:28.262 --> 01:03:30.472
I wish you'd appreciate that.
1111
01:03:40.232 --> 01:03:43.044
Have you ever been shot by one of these?
1112
01:03:43.068 --> 01:03:44.421
— I can't say I have.
1113
01:03:44.445 --> 01:03:46.321
— It hurts like hell.
1114
01:03:50.284 --> 01:03:51.324
I've already got your gun.
1115
01:03:54.204 --> 01:03:56.474
Detective, I didn't do those things
1116
01:03:56.498 --> 01:03:58.476
that everybody thinks I did.
1117
01:03:58.500 --> 01:03:59.437
— Then why are you running, Otis?
1118
01:03:59.461 --> 01:04:04.190
— Do you really think that
the Doc committed suicide?
1119
01:04:04.214 --> 01:04:05.109
— No.
1120
01:04:05.133 --> 01:04:06.234
— Neither do I.
1121
01:04:06.258 --> 01:04:07.384
That's why I ran.
1122
01:04:09.219 --> 01:04:10.405
Come on, I can see it in your face.
1123
01:04:10.429 --> 01:04:13.033
I can see it in all their faces.
1124
01:04:13.057 --> 01:04:14.099
They think I did that.
1125
01:04:16.393 --> 01:04:18.329
— Well, the thought did cross our minds.
1126
01:04:18.353 --> 01:04:20.206
— The other night you said,
1127
01:04:20.230 --> 01:04:23.043
if someone else has an
accident there'd be a problem,
1128
01:04:23.067 --> 01:04:24.335
that's why I ran.
1129
01:04:24.359 --> 01:04:26.296
— Where is this going, Otis?
1130
01:04:26.320 --> 01:04:30.008
— I ran because you already
said you were gonna blame me.
1131
01:04:30.032 --> 01:04:32.218
— You told me that you have
the keys to everything here.
1132
01:04:32.242 --> 01:04:33.344
— Yeah.
1133
01:04:33.368 --> 01:04:35.138
— Who could have took Marla's keys?
1134
01:04:35.162 --> 01:04:39.500
— The killer, or anybody that
found the body before you did.
1135
01:04:40.501 --> 01:04:41.501
Maybe that's it.
1136
01:04:42.419 --> 01:04:44.314
Yeah that's it, you're the killer.
1137
01:04:44.338 --> 01:04:45.356
— That's stupid.
1138
01:04:45.380 --> 01:04:47.192
— You're the killer, and now you're just
1139
01:04:47.216 --> 01:04:49.110
trying to make me the patsy.
1140
01:04:49.134 --> 01:04:50.445
— Patsy?
1141
01:04:50.469 --> 01:04:53.055
You've been watching
too many Bogart movies.
1142
01:04:54.473 --> 01:04:56.225
What's your plan?
1143
01:04:58.268 --> 01:05:00.371
— I was gonna tie you up.
1144
01:05:00.395 --> 01:05:02.481
— Then what?
— I don't know.
1145
01:05:05.442 --> 01:05:07.420
You're not a very good detective, are you?
1146
01:05:07.444 --> 01:05:08.445
— So I've been told.
1147
01:05:33.178 --> 01:05:34.178
— Checkmate.
1148
01:05:41.228 --> 01:05:42.354
— Bullshit.
1149
01:05:44.106 --> 01:05:45.125
— I'm sorry, Mick.
1150
01:05:45.149 --> 01:05:47.067
I guess it's just my killer instinct.
1151
01:05:56.493 --> 01:05:58.495
I guess I was tired of playing, too.
1152
01:06:03.167 --> 01:06:06.503
(sinister orchestral music)
1153
01:06:18.182 --> 01:06:22.453
Hey, I thought I heard
something back there.
1154
01:06:22.477 --> 01:06:23.520
— You think it's Phil?
1155
01:06:24.479 --> 01:06:27.065
— No, Phil would have yelled out.
1156
01:06:28.483 --> 01:06:29.484
Maybe it's Otis.
1157
01:06:32.112 --> 01:06:33.512
How are we gonna protect ourselves?
1158
01:06:39.328 --> 01:06:42.307
— Jesus, Where the hell'd you get that?
1159
01:06:42.331 --> 01:06:43.225
— Phil.
1160
01:06:43.249 --> 01:06:45.977
— [Carter] Do you know how to use it?
1161
01:06:46.001 --> 01:06:49.022
— Here, take this, take this, take this.
1162
01:06:49.046 --> 01:06:50.046
Give me that.
1163
01:06:51.215 --> 01:06:53.067
— Do you know how to use it?
1164
01:06:53.091 --> 01:06:55.385
— Hey, I'm from New York.
1165
01:06:57.512 --> 01:06:59.490
Maybe we should bunch up.
1166
01:06:59.514 --> 01:07:02.476
Matter of fact, where's my weapon?
1167
01:07:04.311 --> 01:07:06.396
— Well, get another
knife from the kitchen.
1168
01:07:08.273 --> 01:07:11.044
Go on really, I'll cover you from here.
1169
01:07:11.068 --> 01:07:12.068
Go ahead.
1170
01:07:18.116 --> 01:07:19.116
And you,
1171
01:07:20.118 --> 01:07:21.346
why don't you go back to your room,
1172
01:07:21.370 --> 01:07:23.497
lock the door, and stay out of sight.
1173
01:07:25.249 --> 01:07:27.251
I'll come get you when it's safe.
1174
01:07:35.092 --> 01:07:37.344
(tense music)
1175
01:08:04.246 --> 01:08:05.289
Hurry up, Carter.
1176
01:08:06.373 --> 01:08:07.268
— Shut up Mick,
1177
01:08:07.292 --> 01:08:09.060
I'm trying to find a
knife to protect myself,
1178
01:08:09.084 --> 01:08:10.210
not butter my bread.
1179
01:08:19.136 --> 01:08:21.239
— Hurry up, Carter.
1180
01:08:21.263 --> 01:08:23.390
Carter, will you hurry up?
1181
01:08:27.519 --> 01:08:30.290
(yelling)
1182
01:08:30.314 --> 01:08:31.481
— This is stupid.
1183
01:08:35.193 --> 01:08:36.193
I'm coming.
1184
01:08:44.119 --> 01:08:47.289
(tense orchestral music)
1185
01:09:25.285 --> 01:09:27.120
Figured I drew the short straw.
1186
01:09:28.413 --> 01:09:29.413
Hey Mick,
1187
01:09:30.415 --> 01:09:32.101
if you ever thought
about using that thing,
1188
01:09:32.125 --> 01:09:33.978
you should use it now.
1189
01:09:34.002 --> 01:09:34.438
Let's shoot this mother.
1190
01:09:34.462 --> 01:09:35.980
— Oh, shut up.
1191
01:09:36.004 --> 01:09:41.009
(nail gun firing)
(gun firing)
1192
01:09:41.343 --> 01:09:44.054
(gun firing)
1193
01:09:48.475 --> 01:09:50.060
Damn, this hurts.
1194
01:09:55.232 --> 01:09:56.233
— Great work, Mick.
1195
01:09:58.151 --> 01:09:59.151
You got him.
1196
01:10:14.209 --> 01:10:16.128
Bastard shot me with a damn nail gun.
1197
01:10:17.087 --> 01:10:19.482
I got to get it out before I get infected.
1198
01:10:19.506 --> 01:10:21.234
Oh man, help me up.
1199
01:10:21.258 --> 01:10:23.194
— I'm sorry Carter,
1200
01:10:23.218 --> 01:10:25.196
but you were right.
1201
01:10:25.220 --> 01:10:26.406
— Right about what?
1202
01:10:26.430 --> 01:10:30.159
Oh yes, about Otis being the killer.
1203
01:10:30.183 --> 01:10:32.161
— Don't be stupid, Carter.
1204
01:10:32.185 --> 01:10:33.478
Why would Otis kill anyone?
1205
01:10:35.188 --> 01:10:36.332
— Yeah but you said that...
1206
01:10:36.356 --> 01:10:38.042
— You were right.
1207
01:10:38.066 --> 01:10:40.444
You said it was either me or Angie, right?
1208
01:10:41.486 --> 01:10:44.215
But Carter, when they find your body
1209
01:10:44.239 --> 01:10:45.365
with a nail in your head,
1210
01:10:46.366 --> 01:10:48.368
they're gonna think it was Otis, right?
1211
01:10:50.120 --> 01:10:53.039
(nail gun firing)
1212
01:10:54.332 --> 01:10:57.085
(tense music)
1213
01:11:10.307 --> 01:11:11.307
— Angie?
1214
01:11:23.153 --> 01:11:24.213
— Angie?
1215
01:11:24.237 --> 01:11:26.281
It's me, open up.
1216
01:11:36.416 --> 01:11:37.416
— Otis?
1217
01:11:39.377 --> 01:11:42.064
— I tried to tell you it wasn't me.
1218
01:11:42.088 --> 01:11:42.483
— What happened?
1219
01:11:42.507 --> 01:11:45.026
Who did this? Carter?
1220
01:11:45.050 --> 01:11:46.110
— No, it wasn't Carter.
1221
01:11:46.134 --> 01:11:47.134
— Mick?
1222
01:11:48.053 --> 01:11:51.473
— Yeah, he shot me, and
then he killed Carter.
1223
01:11:53.266 --> 01:11:55.328
I think he's after Angie, now.
1224
01:11:55.352 --> 01:11:56.454
— Oh, Angie.
1225
01:11:56.478 --> 01:11:57.478
— Wait wait.
1226
01:12:06.488 --> 01:12:08.323
— Sorry I doubted you, soldier.
1227
01:12:14.120 --> 01:12:15.389
— Is everything all right?
1228
01:12:15.413 --> 01:12:16.456
— Absolutely.
1229
01:12:17.457 --> 01:12:20.210
As usual, I took care of it.
1230
01:12:24.381 --> 01:12:27.342
While you were sitting
around, I killed them all.
1231
01:12:28.385 --> 01:12:31.280
Well, I mean, all except your boyfriend.
1232
01:12:31.304 --> 01:12:33.282
Otis, he took care of him.
1233
01:12:33.306 --> 01:12:36.101
But me, I killed everyone else.
1234
01:12:37.477 --> 01:12:38.477
- Why?
1235
01:12:41.106 --> 01:12:44.418
— For the completion of
my script, of course.
1236
01:12:44.442 --> 01:12:46.420
It had to be me.
1237
01:12:46.444 --> 01:12:48.154
I'm the killer.
1238
01:12:49.197 --> 01:12:50.197
What's the matter?
1239
01:12:51.199 --> 01:12:53.493
Angie, you're scared?
1240
01:12:57.205 --> 01:13:00.041
It's the perfect plot for my script.
1241
01:13:01.001 --> 01:13:03.104
Get this.
1242
01:13:03.128 --> 01:13:05.463
It's about this washed up actress,
1243
01:13:07.090 --> 01:13:08.090
like you,
1244
01:13:08.425 --> 01:13:12.220
whose handsome and smart manager,
1245
01:13:14.431 --> 01:13:15.431
like me,
1246
01:13:16.516 --> 01:13:19.453
he murders this whole bunch of people,
1247
01:13:19.477 --> 01:13:23.481
just to bring all her films
back into the public eye.
1248
01:13:26.234 --> 01:13:27.444
What do you think?
1249
01:13:30.030 --> 01:13:32.216
What are you looking so surprised?
1250
01:13:32.240 --> 01:13:35.177
I told you all about this.
1251
01:13:35.201 --> 01:13:36.453
Don't you remember?
1252
01:13:37.454 --> 01:13:38.455
Scream Test.
1253
01:13:40.457 --> 01:13:44.020
That's kind of catchy, don't you think?
1254
01:13:44.044 --> 01:13:45.503
— I think you're crazy.
1255
01:13:46.463 --> 01:13:47.464
— I'm crazy?
1256
01:13:50.050 --> 01:13:54.304
But I'm gonna dedicate my
film to you, my darling.
1257
01:13:58.391 --> 01:14:00.101
This, this film,
1258
01:14:01.061 --> 01:14:03.414
this film it's dedicated
1259
01:14:03.438 --> 01:14:07.442
to my long—time client, my best friend,
1260
01:14:10.153 --> 01:14:13.239
who was tragically killed
by a mass murderer.
1261
01:14:17.494 --> 01:14:21.015
You see, in my script,
1262
01:14:21.039 --> 01:14:22.207
I'm the only survivor.
1263
01:14:25.418 --> 01:14:27.087
— You're insane.
1264
01:14:28.296 --> 01:14:29.339
— I'm insane?
1265
01:14:30.382 --> 01:14:32.092
No, I'm a genius.
1266
01:14:36.429 --> 01:14:38.407
What an ending.
1267
01:14:38.431 --> 01:14:40.016
Can't you see that?
1268
01:14:43.144 --> 01:14:45.230
I kill you, of course.
1269
01:14:49.442 --> 01:14:51.420
I can always find myself
a new scream queen.
1270
01:14:51.444 --> 01:14:53.363
I could start all over again.
1271
01:14:55.240 --> 01:14:57.200
After all these years?
1272
01:15:01.329 --> 01:15:03.039
All these years,
1273
01:15:05.125 --> 01:15:08.479
you mean, all these years,
1274
01:15:08.503 --> 01:15:13.508
when you kept reminding me
that I'm nothing without you,
1275
01:15:14.217 --> 01:15:16.261
that you're my only client.
1276
01:15:18.096 --> 01:15:21.367
All the years, when you wouldn't give
1277
01:15:21.391 --> 01:15:23.393
my idea the time of day.
1278
01:15:24.519 --> 01:15:27.439
What was it you, you said, wait a minute.
1279
01:15:29.399 --> 01:15:30.399
Oh, oh.
1280
01:15:35.447 --> 01:15:38.199
I couldn't even direct traffic.
1281
01:15:40.160 --> 01:15:41.096
— Please.
1282
01:15:41.120 --> 01:15:44.348
— A person can only take so much.
1283
01:15:44.372 --> 01:15:48.084
You never saw me for my creative mind.
1284
01:15:50.253 --> 01:15:51.296
I can direct,
1285
01:15:53.214 --> 01:15:54.507
and even produce.
1286
01:16:01.055 --> 01:16:02.307
What are you so upset about?
1287
01:16:03.266 --> 01:16:08.229
This will definitely get you
into the Horror Hall of Fame,
1288
01:16:10.023 --> 01:16:12.025
posthumously, of course.
1289
01:16:19.073 --> 01:16:22.452
You know, it's a shame
that you can't scream,
1290
01:16:23.495 --> 01:16:26.122
but I mean like Who's
gonna hear you anyway?
1291
01:16:30.460 --> 01:16:31.460
Oh yes,
1292
01:16:32.378 --> 01:16:34.315
that's right, sweetheart.
1293
01:16:34.339 --> 01:16:35.441
You can do this.
1294
01:16:35.465 --> 01:16:38.235
Loud, come on honey, as loud as you can.
1295
01:16:38.259 --> 01:16:39.469
Come on, come on.
1296
01:16:40.512 --> 01:16:43.181
But Who's gonna come and save you?
1297
01:16:44.140 --> 01:16:47.036
(screaming)
1298
01:16:47.060 --> 01:16:48.996
— It's over, Mick.
1299
01:16:49.020 --> 01:16:51.356
(guns firing)
1300
01:17:04.494 --> 01:17:06.514
— Phil, you're hurt.
1301
01:17:06.538 --> 01:17:08.224
— I'm fine.
1302
01:17:08.248 --> 01:17:10.017
Are you okay?
1303
01:17:10.041 --> 01:17:11.042
— [Mick] Scream Test.
1304
01:17:14.295 --> 01:17:18.150
It's about this washed
up actress, like you.
1305
01:17:18.174 --> 01:17:21.237
— [Carter] What better way for
her to revitalize her career,
1306
01:17:21.261 --> 01:17:23.364
than kill a bunch of people the same way
1307
01:17:23.388 --> 01:17:24.514
as in one of her movies.
1308
01:17:27.141 --> 01:17:29.203
— [Mick] This will definitely get you into
1309
01:17:29.227 --> 01:17:31.271
the Horror Hall of Fame.
1310
01:17:36.192 --> 01:17:39.028
— Everything's gonna be okay now.
1311
01:17:39.487 --> 01:17:41.531
— I'm so sorry.
1312
01:17:43.283 --> 01:17:44.450
I'm sorry darling,
1313
01:17:46.327 --> 01:17:50.349
but it's not every day a star
1314
01:17:50.373 --> 01:17:52.393
can orchestrate her own comeback,
1315
01:17:52.417 --> 01:17:57.422
and perform the perfect
crime, all at the same time.
1316
01:17:59.173 --> 01:18:03.153
I believe Mick revitalized
my career, after all.
1317
01:18:03.177 --> 01:18:06.389
Look, it's based on a movie,
1318
01:18:07.390 --> 01:18:09.267
and I play myself.
1319
01:18:11.227 --> 01:18:16.232
The script is left for me
by my deceased manager,
1320
01:18:16.463 --> 01:18:20.320
who turned out to be a deranged killer.
1321
01:18:22.363 --> 01:18:23.406
It's genius.
1322
01:18:26.451 --> 01:18:29.495
And it's about time you
came up with a good idea.
1323
01:18:35.084 --> 01:18:36.084
Thanks, Phil.
1324
01:18:37.420 --> 01:18:40.506
(big band jazz music)
1325
01:18:53.227 --> 01:18:55.331
— Angie baby, goosebumps.
1326
01:18:55.355 --> 01:18:56.332
Goosebumps, really.
1327
01:18:56.356 --> 01:18:57.458
Look at this.
1328
01:18:57.482 --> 01:18:59.376
Such a great script,
1329
01:18:59.400 --> 01:19:02.296
a great script for a great actress.
1330
01:19:02.320 --> 01:19:04.214
— You really think so?
1331
01:19:04.238 --> 01:19:05.341
— I can hardly believe it.
1332
01:19:05.365 --> 01:19:08.302
Three months after you went
through that incredible ordeal,
1333
01:19:08.326 --> 01:19:10.286
and here we are telling your story.
1334
01:19:11.245 --> 01:19:13.098
— It was great therapy for me.
1335
01:19:13.122 --> 01:19:15.142
And it's a sure hit for you.
1336
01:19:15.166 --> 01:19:17.061
— Your public is gonna eat this up.
1337
01:19:17.085 --> 01:19:18.437
— I'm sure they're chomping at the bit,
1338
01:19:18.461 --> 01:19:21.273
just waiting for me to
reach the top again.
1339
01:19:21.297 --> 01:19:23.400
— Dedicating the film to Mick,
1340
01:19:23.424 --> 01:19:25.152
such a nice touch.
1341
01:19:25.176 --> 01:19:26.445
— Oh yes.
1342
01:19:26.469 --> 01:19:29.263
Mick, it's the least I could do.
1343
01:19:30.223 --> 01:19:34.036
— Well, he did die saving your life.
1344
01:19:34.060 --> 01:19:36.038
Oh, he did more than that.
1345
01:19:36.062 --> 01:19:37.480
He died saving my career.
1346
01:19:38.439 --> 01:19:40.042
— (laughing) Good one.
1347
01:19:40.066 --> 01:19:41.109
You ready to start?
1348
01:19:42.360 --> 01:19:43.486
— I was born ready.
1349
01:19:45.363 --> 01:19:47.466
— [Manager] All right
everybody, let's do this thing.
1350
01:19:47.490 --> 01:19:49.343
Isaiah, lock it down.
1351
01:19:49.367 --> 01:19:51.470
— [Isaiah] All right, quiet on the set.
1352
01:19:51.494 --> 01:19:54.264
This is a take, roll cameras.
1353
01:19:54.288 --> 01:19:56.499
— [Woman] Scream Test,
scene one, take one.
1354
01:19:59.419 --> 01:20:03.214
(dramatic orchestral music)