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[ominous growling]
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[growling in the distance]
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[Dale]
It's all about mind control...
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Lot of animals can do it.
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I'm not just talking about animals you
never heard the name of before.
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Insects, amphibians,
even house cats can do it--
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-Get the fuck outta here.
-It's true, look it up.
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House cats have this parasite called
toxoplasmosis. You know what it does?
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It makes field mice not scared
of cats anymore.
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[Gerry] Why would the cats want that?
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So they can eat 'em.
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Field mice isn't scared of cats,
it walks right up to it
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and presents itself like lunch.
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It's meals on
fuckin' wheels.
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-That's not true.
-[Dale] It is true.
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It's not fucking true.
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It is fucking true and it's not just
field mice that they're infecting.
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They're infecting human beings.
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Every human being on the fucking planet
that has a cat. It's true.
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What's better than a dozen
dead field mice?
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It's one brainwashed human being
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that's bringing you Fancy Feast
every five minutes.
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That's why Carol Baker has these dozen
fucking cats in her house.
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-No shit.
-[Dale] Yeah.
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I knew she was crazy.
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[Dale] She's nuts, man.
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Leave Carol Baker out of this, all right?
She's a nice old lady.
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She just misses
her husband.
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No. Carol Baker's not even
Carol Baker anymore.
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Now she's a slave
to her cat overlords.
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[Harry]
This is the worst week of the year.
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All the college girls leave
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and all I'm left with are you...
fucking crazies.
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[Dale] Yeah, go buy a cat,
see what happens.
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Where are you going?
Can you give me a ride?
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[Harry]
I've gotta get home, Dale.
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It's on your way!
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Bye, Gerry!
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It's the same thing that happened
with the Palatine
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a hundred fucking years ago,
man.
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That ship didn't get raided
by pirates and sink.
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No, no... a fucking sea creature came
out of the depths
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and infected all the crew
with a parasite
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that made 'em go crazy and jump
overboard, so it could eat 'em.
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Everybody knows that.
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Symbiotic. Codependent.
And now the government is harnessing
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the power of the parasites and putting
it in the vaccines with our kids--
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What are you doing?
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-Unbuckling your seat belt.
-Why?
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So when I drive into that telephone pole,
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you're gonna shoot through the windshield
and then I'll never have to hear about
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fucking chemtrails,
and 9/11, and mind control,
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and fucking lizard people again.
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That's fucked up...
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I don't believe in lizard people.
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[loud thud]
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-[Harry] Holy shit!
-[tires screeching]
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It's still alive.
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Where the fuck did that come from?
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What are you doing?
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Put it out of its misery...
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You want me to hit it with a rock?
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Yeah, it's a kindness.
That's what you do.
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It's dead.
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Are you sure?
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[Harry] Get in the car.
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Dad?
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[dog barking in distance]
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Dad?
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[dog continues barking]
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[ominous growling]
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Dad.
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[ominous growling continues]
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Dad!
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Huh?
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What are you doing out here?
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Dog's barking...
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Look, I don't want to catch you
sleepwalking again, Dad.
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-[Tom] All right, all right...
-No more caffeine.
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All right, all right,
I'm going to sleep.
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Yeah, well sooner or later you're gonna
be sleep-driving
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and you're gonna be sleep-crashing.
Yeah.
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What are you gonna
start singing lullabies now?
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Don't let the bed bugs bite.
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[laughing] Get the fuck outta here.
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[ticking growing loud]
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[Audry] Yeah, today is kinda tricky
for me, can Paul go on his own?
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[man]
Chief Rogers requested you by name.
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I'm sure he did.
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Listen, it's gonna be a whole thing
with school...
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-Mom.
-...and I'm gonna have to drop in
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-on my dad and brother...
-Mom?
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...on the island, and, look, I'm sorry,
I've just got a lot on my plate right now.
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[man] Look, I think this could be
a legitimate problem we have on our hands.
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Just don't tell your family
you'll be on the island.
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Yeah, that's not really how it works.
Block Island is a small place.
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Mom, I don't want toast.
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-Well, what do you want?
-[Emily] Fruity Pebbles.
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-We're out of milk.
-We've been out of milk all week.
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Emily, it's either toast
or cereal with water.
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-Mom!
-[man] Audry?
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Yeah, sorry. Sorry, listen,
Paul is perfectly capable,
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he'll be fine to go
without me.
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[man]
Audry, everybody's got family problems.
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I don't want to argue with you
over an assignment, okay?
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Yeah.
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[man] There's a ferry at 7:30,
make sure you're on it.
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Wanna go on a field trip?
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[boat horn blaring]
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[Paul] Hey, hey!
Look who gets to play hooky!
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Can you say hi to Paul?
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Hi, Emily.
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Must be nice having an excuse to make a
trip back home...
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[Audry] Yeah...
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You get back often?
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Uh, less and less since my mom died.
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My brother is just kinda,
I don't know...
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An asshole?
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Emily... let's just not say that
to Uncle Harry's face, okay?
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Dad!
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Dad?
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Lynch boathouse to Patty M.
Do you copy? Over.
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Dad, it's Harry.
Where are you? Over.
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The house is burning down...
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Dad! Wake up!
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[voice over radio] Sir,
this line is for operational use only.
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All right, keep your skirt on.
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[Audry]
My brother's not an asshole.
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It was just tough
after my mom died.
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Harry just... he has a temper.
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Where were you?
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I took the boat out this morning.
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This morning, or last night?
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Dad.
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Can you tie off the other end,
or are you gonna make me do it myself?
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Can you remember?
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-[phone vibrating]
-Was it dark out when you left?
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-Hello?
-[Audry] Hey, Dad.
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I'm on the island.
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Mind if I crash at the place
for a couple nights?
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Oh, no, that's great!
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You got Emily with ya?
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[Rogers] The island is a totally different
beast this time of year.
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About 15 to 20 thousand folks
over the summer,
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and just a thousand
all year long.
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-That's rounding up...
-Yeah maybe...
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So, what's going on
down at West Beach?
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Well... we got a bit of a fish problem.
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Tons of dead ones were rolling up
on the shore.
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[Audry] How many?
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Hard to tell.
Maybe nine or ten?
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Nine or ten what? Fish?
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Tons. Nine or ten tons.
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[Audry]
When did this happen, yesterday?
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Well, uh, you know,
not all at once.
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It's rancid.
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Emily, don't touch that.
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Come here.
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What does that mean, not all at once?
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Every few days a new batch rolls up.
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Bill Ryan pulled in a whole net of them
on Saturday.
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Anna Miller and her kid found 'em,
what, three weeks ago?
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You remember Anna?
She's got a kid now.
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[talking indistinctly]
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[Harry] Well, I'm glad you guys are
finally cleaning up that mess.
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The whole west side of the island smells
like taint.
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What's taint?
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-"Taint none of your business."
-Harry.
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So what do you think's been killing 'em?
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[Paul] Could be hypoxia.
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No, what's that?
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It's basically when too many fish are in
a certain area
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they can deplete the oxygen
in the water too fast...
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[Tom]
So, what? They drown?
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-Kinda, yeah...
-They suffocate.
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Fish suffocating. That's a trip.
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[Paul]
Yeah, right? It happens.
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So where's the EPA putting you tonight?
Somewhere swank?
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Oh, no, I'm just gonna be taking the ferry
back and forth.
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Oh, that's crazy.
You should stay here with us.
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-Oh, that's okay--
-No, come on. We've got plenty of room.
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-You and Audry can take the queen.
-Dad!
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-Jesus Christ...
-[Tom] What?
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I'm just gonna, uh... use the rest room.
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-[Audry] Are you kidding me?
-What?
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He works for me. I'm his boss.
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Yeah, Dad. That's weird.
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-Oh give me a break.
-It's totally inappropriate.
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I just think that Emily should have
a father figure in her life.
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Dad...
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[Tom] Hey, Paul,
let me give you a lift to the ferry!
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-[Harry] No!
-I'm gonna take him.
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Do you mind keeping
an eye on Emily?
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[Emily] What about those ones?
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[Harry]
No, those are too small.
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Here, this stuff...
this stuff is like crack to fish.
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What's crack?
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It's like cocaine,
but you can smoke it.
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Now you gotta be patient until you see
some fish...
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What about those ones?
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Where?
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There.
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[Harry] Oh, wow.
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Yeah, uh, maybe this wasn't
such a good idea--
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What's wrong with them?
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You know what? Why don't we go try
to catch some frogs in the marsh?
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Okay.
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[ominous music building]
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[heavy breathing]
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[inhuman growling]
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[growling builds and then ceases]
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Well, I guess that's the last coworker
of mine you'll ever meet.
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Dad?
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Dad, I think it's full.
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Huh? Oh.
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Can I get ya something?
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You okay?
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You bet.
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[Audry]
Hey, what's going on with Dad?
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What do you mean?
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I just caught him drifting off,
all spaced out.
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He's fine.
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[Audry] It was weird.
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I'm taking care of him, Audry.
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I'm not accusing you of anything,
I'm just--
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[Harry] He's getting older.
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You might notice that
if you came by a little more often.
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Okay. Sorry.
Didn't mean anything by it.
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Dad's good.
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[Audry] You brush your teeth?
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Yeah.
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If you need me,
I'm right down the hall, okay?
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Okay.
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And if you get cold you have a sweater
in your backpack...
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Wait!
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What's this?
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[Emily] Nothing.
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Where did you get this?
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Uncle Harry said I could keep him.
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[Audry]
Oh, he did, did he?
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Don't you think this frog
is gonna miss his family?
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[Emily] Uncle Harry said you take animals
from the water all the time.
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That's different.
Most of them go back in the ocean.
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[Emily] But not all of them.
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Almost.
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Some of them die.
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Are you thinking about the fish we saw
on the beach?
250
00:16:42.418 --> 00:16:44.128
I know it's confusing.
251
00:16:45.046 --> 00:16:46.881
But most of the fish
we take out of the water
252
00:16:46.964 --> 00:16:49.425
we put right back in
just a few days later.
253
00:16:50.051 --> 00:16:51.636
We're learning about them.
254
00:16:52.136 --> 00:16:54.764
We're studying them
so we can get to know them better.
255
00:16:54.931 --> 00:16:56.599
So we can help them better.
256
00:16:58.267 --> 00:17:01.312
But how are you helping them
if some of them end up dead?
257
00:17:04.023 --> 00:17:07.401
I know it sounds mean and scary...
258
00:17:08.027 --> 00:17:12.490
but by taking some brave fish
out of the water and learning about them,
259
00:17:13.115 --> 00:17:15.701
we can eventually help
all the other fish.
260
00:17:16.911 --> 00:17:18.913
It's a good thing we're doing.
261
00:17:20.790 --> 00:17:22.875
I just want to learn about him.
262
00:17:25.044 --> 00:17:26.254
We'll see.
263
00:17:41.102 --> 00:17:45.106
[ominous music]
264
00:18:07.169 --> 00:18:10.089
[footsteps approaching]
265
00:18:10.172 --> 00:18:12.592
[shallow breathing]
266
00:18:26.522 --> 00:18:29.692
-[dog barking]
-[Emily screaming]
267
00:18:35.656 --> 00:18:37.491
Hey, what's going on?
268
00:18:39.827 --> 00:18:41.579
I think she had a nightmare.
269
00:18:46.959 --> 00:18:48.294
Hey, are you okay?
270
00:18:48.377 --> 00:18:49.545
What happened?
271
00:18:49.629 --> 00:18:51.088
You okay, sweetheart?
272
00:18:57.345 --> 00:19:00.723
Maybe she had a nightmare...
she fell out of bed?
273
00:19:04.894 --> 00:19:06.270
Is she okay?
274
00:19:06.354 --> 00:19:07.855
What the hell was that?
275
00:19:08.856 --> 00:19:12.234
She probably had a nightmare.
She woke up in a strange place--
276
00:19:12.318 --> 00:19:14.570
No, no, something's wrong with Dad.
277
00:19:15.279 --> 00:19:16.739
What was he doing in there?
278
00:19:17.657 --> 00:19:19.200
What do you think happened?
279
00:19:20.034 --> 00:19:23.037
I don't know, but he really scared her.
280
00:19:23.746 --> 00:19:25.414
How much did he drink tonight?
281
00:19:26.165 --> 00:19:27.958
He didn't do anything.
282
00:19:30.044 --> 00:19:32.463
Listen, we're gonna take the first
ferry out tomorrow morning.
283
00:19:32.546 --> 00:19:35.925
Audry, you're overreacting.
She had a nightmare. It's not a big deal.
284
00:19:36.008 --> 00:19:37.677
It doesn't make sense for her to be here
285
00:19:37.760 --> 00:19:39.637
while I work anyway,
so we're just gonna go.
286
00:19:39.720 --> 00:19:41.681
It'll kill him if you take off
first thing.
287
00:19:43.474 --> 00:19:45.476
Just stay for breakfast, okay?
288
00:19:47.144 --> 00:19:48.813
He's not some monster.
289
00:19:49.605 --> 00:19:50.439
[Emily] Mom?
290
00:19:51.190 --> 00:19:52.817
Yeah, I'm coming, Em...
291
00:19:53.776 --> 00:19:55.069
See you in the morning.
292
00:20:09.875 --> 00:20:11.377
[Harry] What are you doing?
293
00:20:12.044 --> 00:20:13.003
We're heading out.
294
00:20:13.879 --> 00:20:15.756
Audry, stay for breakfast.
295
00:20:15.840 --> 00:20:19.135
[Audry] The ferry leaves at eight, if we
miss it, the next one's not 'til noon.
296
00:20:21.429 --> 00:20:22.888
How'd he take it?
297
00:20:23.639 --> 00:20:25.057
He's not up yet.
298
00:20:25.141 --> 00:20:26.142
He's not?
299
00:20:26.225 --> 00:20:27.476
His door's still shut.
300
00:20:27.560 --> 00:20:28.686
[Harry] Shit.
301
00:20:28.769 --> 00:20:30.646
-What?
-He's gone.
302
00:20:37.945 --> 00:20:40.531
Lynch house to the Patty M.
Do you copy?
303
00:20:40.614 --> 00:20:43.117
He was hammered last night,
he's gonna get himself killed out there.
304
00:20:43.200 --> 00:20:45.745
Lynch house to the Patty M.
Do you copy? Over.
305
00:20:47.079 --> 00:20:48.622
[Audry] He's not responding.
306
00:20:48.706 --> 00:20:50.958
Sometimes he goes out
in the morning to fish.
307
00:20:51.959 --> 00:20:53.961
[Emily] I saw him leave last night.
308
00:20:55.838 --> 00:20:57.465
Are you sure it was last night?
309
00:20:58.257 --> 00:20:59.842
It was dark out.
310
00:21:15.733 --> 00:21:16.901
He's over there!
311
00:21:17.193 --> 00:21:18.027
Where?
312
00:21:18.110 --> 00:21:19.445
Down by West Beach!
313
00:21:23.449 --> 00:21:24.492
Dad?
314
00:21:24.575 --> 00:21:27.411
-[Audry] Dad!
-Dad, you okay? Shit.
315
00:21:31.290 --> 00:21:33.209
[inhuman grumbling]
316
00:21:33.292 --> 00:21:34.418
Is he down there?
317
00:21:35.252 --> 00:21:37.254
The place is fucking ransacked!
318
00:21:39.048 --> 00:21:41.425
[grumbling continues]
319
00:21:41.509 --> 00:21:43.511
The fuck is that noise?
320
00:21:45.137 --> 00:21:46.639
[radio static]
321
00:21:47.348 --> 00:21:48.307
[static ceases]
322
00:21:48.390 --> 00:21:49.683
Radio's shot.
323
00:21:52.186 --> 00:21:54.104
Jesus Christ,
what the hell happened to him?
324
00:21:56.273 --> 00:21:58.025
[Audry]
Mayday, mayday, mayday.
325
00:21:58.108 --> 00:21:59.610
Man overboard, and missing.
326
00:21:59.693 --> 00:22:02.112
Our position is 41.12 North.
327
00:22:02.196 --> 00:22:04.073
71.52 West.
328
00:22:04.156 --> 00:22:06.909
It's a 22 foot... [dialogue fades]
329
00:22:18.796 --> 00:22:20.798
[Rogers]
I think we got everything we need, guys.
330
00:22:21.257 --> 00:22:23.509
You know,
if he was wearing a life jacket,
331
00:22:23.592 --> 00:22:26.345
there's a chance the Coast Guard
will find him...
332
00:22:26.428 --> 00:22:29.723
but it's important to be prepared
for the worst.
333
00:22:30.099 --> 00:22:32.726
This time of year,
someone your dad's age...
334
00:22:33.227 --> 00:22:36.522
every hour that goes by,
the odds get worse.
335
00:22:41.277 --> 00:22:42.528
That's it?
336
00:22:42.987 --> 00:22:46.532
[Rogers] It's in the Coast Guard's hands,
we'll keep you up to speed.
337
00:22:46.615 --> 00:22:48.367
Wait, so no one's coming
from the mainland
338
00:22:48.450 --> 00:22:50.995
to take crime scene photos
or take evidence, or...
339
00:22:51.078 --> 00:22:52.246
anything like that?
340
00:22:52.329 --> 00:22:54.248
It's not really necessary in this case.
341
00:22:55.583 --> 00:22:58.502
There's no reason to believe
there was foul play.
342
00:22:59.336 --> 00:23:00.796
[Harry] Are you kidding?
343
00:23:00.879 --> 00:23:04.091
Harry... if he had a few drinks,
hit a little rough water--
344
00:23:04.174 --> 00:23:05.175
He wasn't drunk.
345
00:23:05.259 --> 00:23:07.386
[Rogers]
Even sober, big enough waves--
346
00:23:07.469 --> 00:23:09.305
-Are you fucking kidding me?
-Harry.
347
00:23:10.681 --> 00:23:13.017
The place was ransacked.
Somebody did this.
348
00:23:13.434 --> 00:23:17.271
Nothing was taken. His poles
are still here, that new radio...
349
00:23:17.354 --> 00:23:19.023
[Harry] The radio's busted.
350
00:23:19.106 --> 00:23:20.566
Not when we checked.
351
00:23:21.275 --> 00:23:25.446
We're doing all we can, Harry,
I promise.
352
00:23:26.363 --> 00:23:28.032
But I know your dad.
353
00:23:28.907 --> 00:23:33.579
This isn't the first time he had
an accident drinking on his boat alone.
354
00:23:36.081 --> 00:23:38.834
I'm sorry, guys.
I really am.
355
00:23:39.877 --> 00:23:41.503
Tom was a good guy.
356
00:23:43.881 --> 00:23:46.258
They'll keep searching 'til morning.
357
00:23:52.890 --> 00:23:55.726
This island ain't made of
of fuckin' saints, ya know that?
358
00:23:55.809 --> 00:23:59.021
Stop it. We're not going to get anywhere
with you flying off the handle.
359
00:23:59.104 --> 00:24:01.774
They don't even give a shit, Audry.
They're not going to do anything.
360
00:24:02.149 --> 00:24:04.151
They're glorified beach patrol.
361
00:24:05.694 --> 00:24:07.071
[Paul] You okay?
362
00:24:07.154 --> 00:24:08.489
I don't know.
363
00:24:08.906 --> 00:24:12.576
They searched the whole coast
and he's not out there...
364
00:24:13.744 --> 00:24:15.204
How's Harry taking it?
365
00:24:16.455 --> 00:24:18.248
He thinks someone attacked him.
366
00:24:20.668 --> 00:24:23.879
I think it's just how he copes
with something overwhelming.
367
00:24:25.798 --> 00:24:28.676
He wanted to sue the hospital
when my mom died.
368
00:24:30.052 --> 00:24:32.846
She smoked two packs a day,
got lung cancer,
369
00:24:32.930 --> 00:24:35.307
and Harry wanted to sue
her doctor.
370
00:24:38.227 --> 00:24:39.478
He gets paranoid.
371
00:24:41.188 --> 00:24:45.401
He just refuses to believe
the most obvious, simple answer is right.
372
00:24:48.237 --> 00:24:49.988
My dad drank too much...
373
00:24:51.615 --> 00:24:53.325
and it finally caught up to him.
374
00:25:24.773 --> 00:25:27.651
Hey, Harry!
I brought you food.
375
00:25:33.115 --> 00:25:34.283
Look at this.
376
00:25:35.033 --> 00:25:37.369
You've gotta hit someone pretty hard
to break one of these.
377
00:25:37.995 --> 00:25:39.621
It just doesn't make any sense.
378
00:25:39.705 --> 00:25:41.123
We gotta hire a private investigator.
379
00:25:41.206 --> 00:25:43.625
We gotta get divers out there
to check out the area.
380
00:25:43.709 --> 00:25:46.211
-Something happened to him.
-What do you expect to find?
381
00:25:47.087 --> 00:25:49.757
It's been almost 24 hours...
I know it's hard--
382
00:25:49.840 --> 00:25:51.008
No.
383
00:25:51.467 --> 00:25:52.968
I'm not giving up on him.
384
00:25:54.386 --> 00:25:56.054
Don't do this to yourself.
385
00:26:13.030 --> 00:26:16.158
[growling over radio]
386
00:26:37.930 --> 00:26:41.517
[growling continues over radio]
387
00:27:04.706 --> 00:27:06.124
[Paul] What are you doing here?
388
00:27:06.208 --> 00:27:07.918
Figured I could come help.
389
00:27:08.001 --> 00:27:09.795
No, you don't have to do that.
390
00:27:09.878 --> 00:27:11.380
It's a good distraction.
391
00:27:12.172 --> 00:27:13.465
[Paul] How's Emily doing?
392
00:27:14.758 --> 00:27:16.301
She's confused.
393
00:27:17.135 --> 00:27:18.971
I don't think she really gets it.
394
00:27:19.137 --> 00:27:20.222
[Paul] Yeah...
395
00:27:21.306 --> 00:27:25.602
Your brother stopped by the office
this morning, he seemed pretty out of it.
396
00:27:26.353 --> 00:27:27.855
Harry? Why?
397
00:27:27.938 --> 00:27:29.606
He wanted to borrow some gear.
398
00:27:29.690 --> 00:27:31.149
What gear?
399
00:27:32.067 --> 00:27:33.944
Scuba equipment?
400
00:27:34.695 --> 00:27:35.696
Jesus Christ.
401
00:27:35.779 --> 00:27:37.030
I'm sorry. I thought you knew.
402
00:27:37.114 --> 00:27:38.407
It's been 36 hours.
403
00:27:39.032 --> 00:27:42.160
I mean, if the Coast Guard can't find him,
what's Harry gonna do?
404
00:28:41.011 --> 00:28:43.722
[radio static]
405
00:28:50.729 --> 00:28:51.897
[growling over radio]
406
00:29:45.284 --> 00:29:46.827
Ah, fuck!
407
00:29:50.580 --> 00:29:52.040
[knocking at door]
408
00:29:52.499 --> 00:29:53.917
What's up?
409
00:29:54.126 --> 00:29:55.627
Hey, you all right?
410
00:29:56.378 --> 00:29:57.337
Yeah.
411
00:29:59.548 --> 00:30:01.008
I'm worried about you.
412
00:30:01.091 --> 00:30:02.342
Audry, I'm fine.
413
00:30:04.928 --> 00:30:06.638
[Audry] Jen's coming in a few days.
414
00:30:07.180 --> 00:30:10.434
Why? She hasn't even seen Dad
in like two years.
415
00:30:10.517 --> 00:30:11.685
She wants to help.
416
00:30:12.644 --> 00:30:14.730
She thinks we need to start getting
Dad's affairs in order.
417
00:30:14.813 --> 00:30:16.273
Give me a fucking break.
418
00:30:16.356 --> 00:30:19.651
I'm sorry, Harry.
I'm upset too.
419
00:30:20.736 --> 00:30:22.487
But we've got to work on the next steps.
420
00:30:24.156 --> 00:30:26.241
We can't be going crazy, or...
421
00:30:26.867 --> 00:30:28.035
I don't know...
422
00:30:30.454 --> 00:30:32.331
I just don't want to see you go off
the deep end again.
423
00:30:32.414 --> 00:30:34.124
We don't even know what happened yet.
424
00:30:34.207 --> 00:30:36.168
I'm not gonna bury
an empty box.
425
00:31:38.271 --> 00:31:39.815
[coroner] We're ready for you.
426
00:31:48.031 --> 00:31:49.408
That's him.
427
00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:51.284
[coroner] Do you need a minute alone?
428
00:31:52.577 --> 00:31:54.121
How did this happen?
429
00:31:55.330 --> 00:31:57.207
We're still figuring that out.
430
00:31:57.290 --> 00:31:59.459
-[Audry] We don't need to do this now.
-[Harry] No, I want to know.
431
00:31:59.543 --> 00:32:02.462
All the bruises and shit on his face...
what did that to him?
432
00:32:03.338 --> 00:32:05.215
[coroner]
There is some head trauma...
433
00:32:05.298 --> 00:32:07.008
and lacerations on his face and body,
434
00:32:07.092 --> 00:32:11.430
which could have been caused by rocks
in the water. It's hard to say.
435
00:32:11.513 --> 00:32:12.973
What do you mean, "hard to say"?
436
00:32:14.474 --> 00:32:16.476
Head trauma can be pretty tricky.
437
00:32:17.102 --> 00:32:19.354
The head often times gets bumped around
in the water
438
00:32:19.438 --> 00:32:22.983
and bleeds whether or not
the person is, um...
439
00:32:24.109 --> 00:32:25.819
alive or dead.
440
00:32:27.487 --> 00:32:30.365
So, uh... rocks?
441
00:32:31.199 --> 00:32:33.702
He just--
He bumped into some rocks?
442
00:32:35.370 --> 00:32:37.456
[coroner]
There's no way of knowing, really.
443
00:33:10.155 --> 00:33:11.448
[Gerry] Hey, man.
444
00:33:13.700 --> 00:33:15.744
It's really fucked up what happened
to your dad.
445
00:33:16.703 --> 00:33:19.706
-I can't believe...
-I really don't wanna talk about it.
446
00:33:23.210 --> 00:33:25.337
Hey, you should talk to Dale.
He knows what's going on--
447
00:33:25.420 --> 00:33:28.548
-I don't want to talk to Dale.
-No, hey, Dale! Dale!
448
00:33:28.632 --> 00:33:29.758
-[Dale] Huh?
-Fuck...
449
00:33:29.841 --> 00:33:31.218
Hey, Harry!
Hold on. Thank you.
450
00:33:31.301 --> 00:33:32.385
Hey, Harry, hold on.
Stay right there. Hold on.
451
00:33:32.469 --> 00:33:33.678
I gotta talk to you about something.
Hold on.
452
00:33:33.762 --> 00:33:35.263
Hey, I've gotta get out of here, man.
453
00:33:35.347 --> 00:33:37.682
I owe you that fifty bucks...
[indistinct rambling]
454
00:33:37.766 --> 00:33:39.434
Hey, Harry, I've gotta talk to you about
something real quick.
455
00:33:39.518 --> 00:33:42.020
Ah, shit, Dale, you know,
I'm just on my way out.
456
00:33:42.103 --> 00:33:44.356
No, It's about your dad,
I think I'm on to something.
457
00:33:44.439 --> 00:33:46.566
Hey, can I get a ride? Fuck.
458
00:33:57.410 --> 00:33:58.954
How you holding up?
459
00:34:00.580 --> 00:34:01.873
Not great.
460
00:34:04.376 --> 00:34:06.670
Lot of strange activity lately, man.
461
00:34:07.754 --> 00:34:09.506
You hear about all them dead fish?
462
00:34:09.589 --> 00:34:10.590
Mm-hmm.
463
00:34:11.800 --> 00:34:13.802
What about Andy Gould's catch
a few weeks back?
464
00:34:15.178 --> 00:34:16.555
Dead fish?
465
00:34:17.806 --> 00:34:20.642
Birds... couple dozen of them.
466
00:34:22.394 --> 00:34:23.353
Oh, yeah?
467
00:34:24.312 --> 00:34:26.982
Yeah. Same thing happened in Arkansas
about three years ago.
468
00:34:27.065 --> 00:34:29.901
Five thousand birds dropped
out of the sky, dead.
469
00:34:30.277 --> 00:34:31.111
[chuckles]
470
00:34:31.778 --> 00:34:32.988
Nobody knew what happened to 'em.
471
00:34:33.613 --> 00:34:34.906
Where'd you read this?
472
00:34:36.658 --> 00:34:38.702
You wanna know the weirdest thing?
473
00:34:40.954 --> 00:34:43.331
Apparently they died before they
hit the ground.
474
00:34:45.917 --> 00:34:48.545
Like there was some kind of physical
trauma in the air.
475
00:34:48.628 --> 00:34:50.463
-Where did you read this shit?
-It happened!
476
00:34:50.547 --> 00:34:52.966
In The Journal, Times,
477
00:34:53.049 --> 00:34:56.094
about a billion websites, man.
Look it up! Shit.
478
00:34:56.511 --> 00:34:57.887
It's happening all over.
479
00:34:58.263 --> 00:35:01.600
Not just Arkansas,
not just here either.
480
00:35:01.683 --> 00:35:04.519
Sweden, Norway, Germany, Brazil...
481
00:35:16.489 --> 00:35:18.825
Did your buddy report those dead birds?
482
00:35:20.118 --> 00:35:21.995
To who? The government?
483
00:35:23.455 --> 00:35:25.999
Risk getting put on some fuckin' list
for the rest of his life?
484
00:35:26.082 --> 00:35:27.125
Are you kidding me?
485
00:35:27.375 --> 00:35:29.753
It's probably the government that's doing
this shit anyway.
486
00:35:30.337 --> 00:35:34.549
You and I should sit down
sometime and talk. Honestly.
487
00:35:35.967 --> 00:35:37.344
It's all connected.
488
00:35:38.470 --> 00:35:42.223
Dead birds in the water.
Dead fish in the water.
489
00:35:46.728 --> 00:35:48.271
Your dad in the water.
490
00:36:04.037 --> 00:36:05.205
Talk soon.
491
00:37:37.338 --> 00:37:39.007
[growling]
492
00:37:51.811 --> 00:37:52.854
Ugh...
493
00:38:03.072 --> 00:38:04.949
[Audry] I think we should give
Harry the house...
494
00:38:05.825 --> 00:38:08.453
[Jen]
Jesus, Audry. He can move.
495
00:38:11.414 --> 00:38:16.169
Seriously. He can get a one bedroom
apartment in Cranston for 800 bucks.
496
00:38:16.711 --> 00:38:18.338
[Audry] He's not going to know anyone.
497
00:38:18.421 --> 00:38:20.089
[Jen] You think he knows anyone here?
498
00:38:20.548 --> 00:38:22.717
He knew Dad. Period.
499
00:38:23.176 --> 00:38:25.094
It's all millionaires during the summer,
500
00:38:25.178 --> 00:38:27.013
yokels and crazy people
all year round.
501
00:38:27.096 --> 00:38:28.807
[Audry] What's he going to do
on the mainland?
502
00:38:29.224 --> 00:38:32.685
Flip burgers, mop floors.
What's he going to do here?
503
00:38:32.769 --> 00:38:35.563
Would you rather him spend the winter
rattling around Dad's house
504
00:38:35.647 --> 00:38:37.398
and drinking himself to death?
505
00:38:38.024 --> 00:38:40.735
Harry's an adult, and has to
start acting like one.
506
00:38:42.987 --> 00:38:44.656
-[Jen] Hey, Har...
-Hi.
507
00:38:44.989 --> 00:38:46.449
[Jen] How you holding up?
508
00:38:50.995 --> 00:38:53.248
So... how are plans coming along?
509
00:38:53.706 --> 00:38:56.209
We're gonna do the collation
at McCabe's...
510
00:38:56.376 --> 00:38:58.628
I'm sure Dad would be buried there
if they let him.
511
00:38:58.711 --> 00:38:59.754
They don't have a kitchen, so...
512
00:38:59.838 --> 00:39:02.131
one of us will have to go to the store
and pick up some food.
513
00:39:02.215 --> 00:39:04.467
I wouldn't be surprised
if half the island shows up.
514
00:39:04.551 --> 00:39:06.970
[Jen] Man, I'm gonna need a stiff drink
after that...
515
00:39:08.429 --> 00:39:11.015
You know, we're not all crazy around here.
516
00:39:13.643 --> 00:39:15.061
[Jen] What?
517
00:39:15.144 --> 00:39:18.064
I-- I know that.
518
00:39:31.870 --> 00:39:35.164
[indistinct chatter]
519
00:39:44.924 --> 00:39:46.801
[indistinct chatter continues]
520
00:39:46.885 --> 00:39:48.386
I'm so sorry.
521
00:40:00.023 --> 00:40:02.942
[growling]
522
00:40:22.795 --> 00:40:25.173
[growling grows louder]
523
00:40:26.966 --> 00:40:28.134
-[growling continues]
-[woman] You must be Harry.
524
00:40:28.217 --> 00:40:29.844
I'm so sorry for your loss.
525
00:40:32.555 --> 00:40:34.390
I work with Jen.
526
00:40:35.016 --> 00:40:35.975
Okay.
527
00:40:36.059 --> 00:40:37.268
She said you worked
with your dad,
528
00:40:37.352 --> 00:40:38.770
-you two must have--
-I have to go.
529
00:40:58.957 --> 00:41:00.333
[Dale] How you holding up?
530
00:41:02.585 --> 00:41:04.128
I'm going out of my mind.
531
00:41:06.047 --> 00:41:09.467
I gotta make small talk with a bunch of
fucking people I don't even know.
532
00:41:09.550 --> 00:41:12.136
Make them feel better because they met
my dad a couple times.
533
00:41:12.220 --> 00:41:13.638
He's my fucking dad.
534
00:41:18.059 --> 00:41:19.602
Who the fuck are these people?
535
00:41:21.396 --> 00:41:22.772
[Dale] Why the closed casket?
536
00:41:24.273 --> 00:41:26.025
[Harry] Wasn't my decision.
537
00:41:26.192 --> 00:41:30.405
Yeah, so the mortician was telling me
that your dad came in
538
00:41:30.488 --> 00:41:32.240
and he wasn't
looking all right?
539
00:41:33.282 --> 00:41:35.535
Like something might've happened to him
out there...
540
00:41:38.329 --> 00:41:42.834
Either way... sorry for your loss, man.
541
00:42:20.371 --> 00:42:21.497
What can I get for you?
542
00:42:22.123 --> 00:42:23.541
Do you have any platters?
543
00:42:23.624 --> 00:42:25.001
[deli clerk]
What'd you have in mind?
544
00:42:26.044 --> 00:42:30.214
Uh... ham? Cheese?
545
00:42:30.840 --> 00:42:32.175
[deli clerk] Give me a sec.
546
00:43:01.329 --> 00:43:04.207
[growling]
547
00:43:08.044 --> 00:43:10.505
[deli clerk's voice echoes]
How much ham do you want?
548
00:43:11.923 --> 00:43:13.382
Sir?
549
00:43:17.553 --> 00:43:18.471
[growling]
550
00:43:18.554 --> 00:43:19.972
How much do you want?
551
00:43:23.518 --> 00:43:25.019
All of it.
552
00:43:42.078 --> 00:43:43.621
[distorted]
What are you feeding? The whole orphanage?
553
00:43:44.997 --> 00:43:47.083
Hey. Hey!
554
00:43:50.002 --> 00:43:52.338
Hey, buddy! Where are you going?
555
00:43:52.421 --> 00:43:54.006
You've got to pay for that.
556
00:43:54.090 --> 00:43:55.466
[indistinct]
557
00:43:56.676 --> 00:43:57.677
What the hell, man?
558
00:43:57.760 --> 00:43:58.719
Come on.
559
00:44:00.930 --> 00:44:02.515
What's your problem?
560
00:44:05.977 --> 00:44:07.186
I'm sorry.
561
00:44:08.855 --> 00:44:10.481
[worker] Where are you going?
You can't just leave this here.
562
00:44:10.565 --> 00:44:12.191
Come on. Are you kidding me?
Hey...
563
00:44:15.945 --> 00:44:17.155
Hey!
564
00:44:18.990 --> 00:44:20.366
Where are you going?
565
00:44:36.465 --> 00:44:37.466
[Jen] Hey.
566
00:44:39.927 --> 00:44:41.846
What's going on? Where's the food?
567
00:44:43.848 --> 00:44:46.601
-I don't have it.
-Are you kidding me?
568
00:44:54.275 --> 00:44:56.319
You got any Advil back there?
569
00:44:57.194 --> 00:44:58.487
[bartender] Headache?
570
00:44:59.405 --> 00:45:01.532
I don't know, something like that.
571
00:45:03.117 --> 00:45:04.577
Can I get a shot with it?
572
00:45:12.001 --> 00:45:13.252
Can I get another one?
573
00:45:14.670 --> 00:45:16.464
[Audry] Where's the food?
People are starving.
574
00:45:16.547 --> 00:45:17.757
[Jen] He didn't get it.
575
00:45:17.840 --> 00:45:19.675
I don't know what the hell is going on
with him.
576
00:45:19.759 --> 00:45:21.928
He acts like he's the only person
who's affected here.
577
00:45:23.763 --> 00:45:27.099
[Ned] Nobody had no reason to hurt him.
I mean, it was just a freak accident.
578
00:45:27.183 --> 00:45:29.143
[Steve] No reason?
He's got that big ole house with the view.
579
00:45:29.226 --> 00:45:31.395
It's got to be worth at least a couple
million these days.
580
00:45:31.479 --> 00:45:32.855
You're telling me Harry had nothing to
gain from this?
581
00:45:33.981 --> 00:45:36.442
That's right, I'm talking about you,
you piece of shit.
582
00:45:36.525 --> 00:45:37.568
What are you saying?
583
00:45:37.652 --> 00:45:39.236
What's it like living in that house
all by yourself?
584
00:45:39.320 --> 00:45:41.364
Why don't you
shut your fucking mouth, Steve.
585
00:45:41.447 --> 00:45:43.991
Your pa gave you everything, and you throw
him in the water like a fucking stone.
586
00:45:44.951 --> 00:45:45.868
What's going on?
587
00:45:48.579 --> 00:45:50.164
[Harry] Get the fuck off of me!
588
00:45:56.796 --> 00:45:57.964
You calm?
589
00:46:02.176 --> 00:46:03.970
-Come on, Harry.
-[Harry] Yeah.
590
00:46:05.096 --> 00:46:06.555
All right.
591
00:46:10.935 --> 00:46:13.312
[indistinct chatter over walkie talkie]
592
00:46:14.689 --> 00:46:17.274
Steve wanted to press charges,
but I talked to him.
593
00:46:17.358 --> 00:46:19.819
Oh, come on.
You should've heard that old shit--
594
00:46:19.902 --> 00:46:21.445
All right, Harry. It's settled.
595
00:46:22.071 --> 00:46:24.448
Now, you've gotta call Ned
and apologize.
596
00:46:24.532 --> 00:46:26.659
You nearly
broke the guy's nose.
597
00:46:28.786 --> 00:46:29.620
Fine.
598
00:46:32.123 --> 00:46:34.041
Your sister's out front.
599
00:46:35.251 --> 00:46:36.627
Which one?
600
00:46:36.919 --> 00:46:38.254
The nice one.
601
00:46:47.221 --> 00:46:48.889
[officer] Couldn't find an ashtray?
602
00:46:52.768 --> 00:46:54.061
Be good!
603
00:47:04.155 --> 00:47:05.197
It's not my fault.
604
00:47:05.281 --> 00:47:07.158
-It was Dad's funeral, Harry.
-He started it.
605
00:47:07.241 --> 00:47:09.326
It was Dad's funeral.
606
00:47:14.707 --> 00:47:15.875
I'm sorry.
607
00:47:19.211 --> 00:47:22.173
Meredith Gibson invited us over
for dinner tonight.
608
00:47:24.300 --> 00:47:25.551
[Harry] Okay.
609
00:47:26.093 --> 00:47:28.179
You can come,
but you have to behave yourself.
610
00:47:28.262 --> 00:47:30.431
-Oh, give me a break, Audry.
-Jen didn't even want you to be there.
611
00:47:30.514 --> 00:47:31.682
Then I won't fucking go.
612
00:47:31.766 --> 00:47:33.059
I don't blame her.
613
00:47:35.770 --> 00:47:37.104
She's upset.
614
00:47:39.440 --> 00:47:42.276
Steve accused me of killing Dad.
615
00:47:44.528 --> 00:47:45.613
What?
616
00:47:46.697 --> 00:47:48.783
He said I wanted the house.
617
00:47:52.995 --> 00:47:54.246
He said that?
618
00:47:56.040 --> 00:47:58.542
Some guys deserve a black eye
every once in a while.
619
00:48:01.212 --> 00:48:02.505
[Audry] Jesus...
620
00:48:06.550 --> 00:48:07.968
I'm sorry.
621
00:48:10.971 --> 00:48:12.306
Yeah, me too.
622
00:48:14.308 --> 00:48:15.267
[sighs]
623
00:48:16.393 --> 00:48:19.939
[ominous music]
624
00:49:01.355 --> 00:49:03.566
[floor creaking]
625
00:49:18.956 --> 00:49:21.959
[clattering]
626
00:50:12.468 --> 00:50:15.054
[ominous music]
627
00:50:42.706 --> 00:50:44.041
What the fuck, Harry?
628
00:50:44.667 --> 00:50:45.876
What's going on?
629
00:50:45.960 --> 00:50:49.004
The place is a mess,
how much did you drink last night?
630
00:50:49.213 --> 00:50:50.464
I didn't.
631
00:50:50.881 --> 00:50:52.883
Most people throw their beer bottles
in the trash...
632
00:50:52.967 --> 00:50:54.802
-I didn't fucking do anything!
-...not smash it on the floor.
633
00:50:54.885 --> 00:50:57.638
This was Mom and Dad's house, okay?
It's not a dump!
634
00:51:03.727 --> 00:51:06.397
[growling]
635
00:51:11.860 --> 00:51:13.779
When is she going back to New York?
636
00:51:13.988 --> 00:51:15.114
Tonight.
637
00:51:15.197 --> 00:51:16.448
Thank Christ.
638
00:51:19.410 --> 00:51:21.662
She gets to be pissed off
when you pull shit like this.
639
00:51:21.745 --> 00:51:23.163
Yeah, okay.
640
00:51:26.959 --> 00:51:28.085
Ya know, before Mom died,
641
00:51:28.168 --> 00:51:31.338
she told me she spent her whole life
trying to help us get along.
642
00:51:32.339 --> 00:51:35.759
She begged me not to let it all
fall apart after she was gone.
643
00:51:39.096 --> 00:51:40.597
Stop picking fights with Jen.
644
00:51:50.149 --> 00:51:53.944
[ominous music]
645
00:51:59.408 --> 00:52:00.659
Woah.
646
00:52:01.076 --> 00:52:03.203
Hey, guys! Over here!
647
00:52:06.498 --> 00:52:08.334
[girl] There's like thirty of 'em.
648
00:52:08.667 --> 00:52:11.378
[boy] All their heads
were, like, smashed in.
649
00:52:17.051 --> 00:52:18.302
Jeez.
650
00:52:29.146 --> 00:52:31.982
[Jen] Your grandpa let your Uncle Harry
get away with anything.
651
00:52:33.150 --> 00:52:34.818
When I was having a bad day at school,
652
00:52:35.235 --> 00:52:38.447
he'd come and he'd take me out,
Grandma had no clue.
653
00:52:39.156 --> 00:52:40.616
[Audry] Don't get any ideas...
654
00:52:41.325 --> 00:52:43.702
Uncle Harry's lucky
he was the favorite.
655
00:52:43.786 --> 00:52:45.662
Grandpa never did that
with me.
656
00:52:45.871 --> 00:52:47.414
You would've ratted him out.
657
00:52:47.498 --> 00:52:48.540
[laughing]
658
00:52:48.874 --> 00:52:50.292
Where would you go?
659
00:52:51.293 --> 00:52:53.462
We would just jump on the boat
660
00:52:53.545 --> 00:52:55.089
and cruise around the coast.
661
00:52:55.881 --> 00:52:57.674
Sometimes we'd go exploring.
662
00:52:58.133 --> 00:53:00.177
Sakonnet, Nantucket...
663
00:53:00.260 --> 00:53:02.805
Hey, we should get going if you're gonna
make that ferry.
664
00:53:02.888 --> 00:53:04.306
-Okay.
-You need a lift?
665
00:53:04.390 --> 00:53:06.433
-I can take her.
-I don't mind.
666
00:53:07.768 --> 00:53:10.562
Um... okay.
667
00:53:28.288 --> 00:53:31.166
Listen, I, uh...
668
00:53:33.001 --> 00:53:35.212
I'm sorry that things
have been...
669
00:53:36.171 --> 00:53:39.591
weird or whatever between us.
670
00:53:42.594 --> 00:53:44.930
I just... I haven't been myself.
671
00:53:46.306 --> 00:53:47.808
He was my best friend, ya know?
672
00:53:47.891 --> 00:53:50.352
And, uh, I didn't
have many friends growing up,
673
00:53:50.436 --> 00:53:52.146
I don't have many now.
674
00:53:54.148 --> 00:53:55.816
So he was all I had.
675
00:53:58.318 --> 00:53:59.486
I'm sorry too.
676
00:54:00.946 --> 00:54:03.532
But we all just want what's best for you.
677
00:54:05.159 --> 00:54:06.201
Yeah.
678
00:54:06.326 --> 00:54:07.786
[Jen] Especially Audry...
679
00:54:09.037 --> 00:54:10.998
Don't take advantage of her, okay?
680
00:54:11.081 --> 00:54:13.000
She's got her own kid
to worry about.
681
00:54:13.083 --> 00:54:14.877
Yeah, you should probably get going.
682
00:54:18.672 --> 00:54:20.090
I love you, Harry.
683
00:54:21.091 --> 00:54:24.928
It's just...
It's time to take control of your life.
684
00:54:26.013 --> 00:54:27.806
Take care of yourself.
685
00:54:40.986 --> 00:54:42.321
See you soon?
686
00:54:44.072 --> 00:54:45.908
Yeah, I'll see you at the next funeral.
687
00:55:18.148 --> 00:55:19.149
Hey.
688
00:55:20.567 --> 00:55:22.110
[horn honking]
689
00:55:22.236 --> 00:55:23.237
Hey!
690
00:55:27.491 --> 00:55:30.869
[radio static]
691
00:55:46.009 --> 00:55:47.886
Deer.
692
00:55:51.223 --> 00:55:53.433
Deer.
693
00:55:55.936 --> 00:55:57.896
Deer.
694
00:55:59.690 --> 00:56:01.525
Deer.
695
00:56:03.235 --> 00:56:04.653
Deer.
696
00:56:04.736 --> 00:56:05.737
[growling]
697
00:56:06.113 --> 00:56:07.281
Deer.
698
00:57:31.198 --> 00:57:32.032
Yeah?
699
00:57:33.533 --> 00:57:35.452
You want to tell me what happened
to your truck?
700
00:57:42.376 --> 00:57:44.252
Hey, what's going on?
701
00:57:44.753 --> 00:57:47.714
[officer] Harry's truck's all smashed up.
There's blood on the grille.
702
00:57:47.798 --> 00:57:49.216
Jesus. What'd you hit?
703
00:57:49.299 --> 00:57:50.759
[Harry] I don't-- A deer.
704
00:57:50.842 --> 00:57:52.678
How many beers did you have
last night, Harry?
705
00:57:52.761 --> 00:57:53.845
I wasn't drunk.
706
00:57:54.846 --> 00:57:57.057
If I find you tooling around and drinking
in that thing,
707
00:57:57.140 --> 00:58:00.018
I'm going to take you to the ACI myself,
you understand?
708
00:58:00.102 --> 00:58:02.896
I don't care that you're going through a
rough time because your father's dead--
709
00:58:02.980 --> 00:58:04.856
-Okay, take it easy...
-I'm not gonna let you kill someone
710
00:58:04.940 --> 00:58:07.359
-in that truck.
-Loud and clear. Anything else?
711
00:58:08.777 --> 00:58:10.570
You better keep an eye on him.
712
00:58:19.329 --> 00:58:22.249
Why didn't you tell me
you hit a deer, Harry?
713
00:58:22.332 --> 00:58:24.042
I don't remember what happened.
714
00:58:24.584 --> 00:58:26.169
-[Audry] Were you drunk?
-No.
715
00:58:26.253 --> 00:58:27.879
-[Audry] Harry.
-No...
716
00:58:29.089 --> 00:58:30.340
I wasn't.
717
00:58:38.306 --> 00:58:40.600
I don't know what the fuck
is happening to me.
718
00:58:44.396 --> 00:58:45.856
Tell me what's going on.
719
00:58:48.650 --> 00:58:51.611
It's all my fault.
It's all my fucking fault.
720
00:58:56.950 --> 00:58:58.744
He was losing his mind.
721
00:59:04.166 --> 00:59:06.001
I don't know if it was dementia.
722
00:59:06.334 --> 00:59:09.296
I don't know if he was just going
fucking crazy or what,
723
00:59:09.379 --> 00:59:12.215
but he'd be so confused,
he'd just black out.
724
00:59:12.799 --> 00:59:15.218
And then I tried to get him to go
to the doctor, but he wouldn't do it.
725
00:59:16.261 --> 00:59:18.513
And then he wouldn't let me
tell anybody.
726
00:59:19.723 --> 00:59:21.683
[Audry] It's okay, Harry.
It's not your fault.
727
00:59:21.767 --> 00:59:23.602
Audry, nobody knew.
728
00:59:23.935 --> 00:59:26.396
And then he gets on the fucking boat and
he drowns.
729
00:59:26.480 --> 00:59:29.024
So, yeah. I should've done something.
I should've told somebody.
730
00:59:29.107 --> 00:59:30.776
Stop... stop.
731
00:59:40.660 --> 00:59:42.329
It's happening to me, Audry.
732
00:59:46.124 --> 00:59:47.542
I'm blacking out.
733
00:59:48.710 --> 00:59:50.712
[sighs] I'm getting confused.
734
00:59:52.589 --> 00:59:54.382
I lose minutes,
I lose hours...
735
00:59:54.466 --> 00:59:56.301
Are you forgetting things?
736
01:00:01.515 --> 01:00:04.142
I was driving home last night,
and I see this fucking deer...
737
01:00:06.019 --> 01:00:09.356
and then I wake up and I'm on the boat,
in the middle of the fucking sound.
738
01:00:09.439 --> 01:00:10.857
You're sleepwalking.
739
01:00:18.281 --> 01:00:19.533
I'm scared.
740
01:00:44.516 --> 01:00:46.726
[nurse]
I need you to memorize these three words:
741
01:00:46.810 --> 01:00:49.229
potato, dumpling, porcupine.
742
01:00:50.605 --> 01:00:51.481
What?
743
01:00:53.608 --> 01:00:56.027
Potato, dumpling, porcupine.
744
01:00:56.903 --> 01:00:58.572
Can you memorize those?
745
01:00:58.822 --> 01:01:00.323
What am I four years old?
746
01:01:00.699 --> 01:01:02.242
Just keep those in your head.
747
01:01:07.247 --> 01:01:11.168
Now, draw a clock inside the circle.
748
01:01:13.628 --> 01:01:14.838
Okay.
749
01:01:15.255 --> 01:01:18.133
[indistinct chatter over PA]
750
01:01:33.440 --> 01:01:34.649
[nurse] That's very good.
751
01:01:35.483 --> 01:01:37.736
Yeah, well, I'm not an idiot, so...
752
01:01:38.528 --> 01:01:40.697
Can you repeat those three words for me?
753
01:01:45.035 --> 01:01:47.370
Is this a test to see if I'm crazy?
754
01:02:01.426 --> 01:02:03.136
It's a little tight in here.
755
01:02:03.511 --> 01:02:05.013
[MRI tech] Hold still please.
756
01:02:14.940 --> 01:02:17.484
-[growling]
-[machine beeping]
757
01:02:18.610 --> 01:02:20.654
[growling grows louder]
758
01:02:29.663 --> 01:02:31.915
[growling continues]
759
01:02:31.998 --> 01:02:33.208
[gasping]
760
01:02:33.291 --> 01:02:35.168
Hey! Get me out of here!
761
01:02:35.252 --> 01:02:37.545
Hey, get me the fuck out of here!
Get me out of here!
762
01:02:37.629 --> 01:02:39.005
Get me out of here!
763
01:02:53.061 --> 01:02:54.646
[Dr. Koch] Are you all right?
764
01:02:56.106 --> 01:02:57.816
Have you calmed down?
765
01:02:58.733 --> 01:03:00.986
It was like being microwaved
in a coffin in there.
766
01:03:01.820 --> 01:03:03.863
[Dr. Koch] It says here that you've
been getting headaches?
767
01:03:04.614 --> 01:03:06.616
Did you get them in the MRI?
768
01:03:07.492 --> 01:03:08.994
I couldn't even think.
769
01:03:09.536 --> 01:03:12.247
You live near the west bank
of Block Island, right?
770
01:03:12.330 --> 01:03:13.999
Near that new wind farm?
771
01:03:14.082 --> 01:03:15.208
[Harry] Yeah.
772
01:03:17.919 --> 01:03:19.713
I'd like you to talk to a friend of mine.
773
01:03:20.255 --> 01:03:22.257
He had similar issues a few years back.
774
01:03:22.340 --> 01:03:24.843
Headaches, fatigue, memory deficits...
775
01:03:24.926 --> 01:03:26.303
And what was wrong with him?
776
01:03:26.386 --> 01:03:32.017
It's rare, but I believe that he had
electromagnetic hypersensitivity...
777
01:03:33.226 --> 01:03:36.021
It means that your body doesn't
respond well to electronic waves.
778
01:03:36.104 --> 01:03:38.898
That they affect your brain.
Make you feel sick...
779
01:03:38.982 --> 01:03:40.483
Okay, how do you cure it?
780
01:03:40.567 --> 01:03:42.235
Well, there's not much known about it now,
781
01:03:42.319 --> 01:03:45.572
but my friend was able to get relief
by getting rid of all of his electronics
782
01:03:45.947 --> 01:03:48.283
and moving to an area
near West Greenwich.
783
01:03:48.658 --> 01:03:51.953
It's a sort of an electromagnetic
dead zone.
784
01:03:52.037 --> 01:03:54.497
Uh, yeah, I'm not moving to South County.
785
01:03:55.373 --> 01:03:57.542
I think it'd be a good idea
for you to write to him
786
01:03:57.625 --> 01:03:59.294
-and see if he has anything to say.
-Oh.
787
01:03:59.377 --> 01:04:02.088
-There's a chance that relocating--
-Well, you can forget it.
788
01:04:02.172 --> 01:04:03.631
Because, I'm not moving.
789
01:04:03.715 --> 01:04:06.843
They could take down their goddamn
turbines, I-- I was here first.
790
01:04:09.429 --> 01:04:11.056
[Audry] Can I get his information?
791
01:04:11.139 --> 01:04:12.807
His phone number or something?
792
01:04:13.224 --> 01:04:16.436
[Dr. Koch] He doesn't have a phone.
That's the thing...
793
01:04:16.770 --> 01:04:17.771
Right.
794
01:04:17.854 --> 01:04:20.940
I can give you his address if you'd like
to write him a letter.
795
01:04:21.900 --> 01:04:25.403
In the meantime, here's a prescription
for something mild.
796
01:04:25.487 --> 01:04:27.572
This should help him
with his anxiety.
797
01:04:28.281 --> 01:04:29.657
But no more drinking.
798
01:04:31.326 --> 01:04:32.786
Easier said than done.
799
01:04:33.411 --> 01:04:34.954
He's got to find a better way to cope.
800
01:04:37.624 --> 01:04:38.917
[cashier] Is that it?
801
01:04:50.553 --> 01:04:52.514
[chatter on TV]
802
01:04:54.307 --> 01:04:56.267
I hope she didn't drive you
too crazy.
803
01:04:56.351 --> 01:04:59.312
[Paul] No, no, she was easy.
Where's Harry?
804
01:05:00.397 --> 01:05:02.357
I don't know. It didn't go great.
805
01:05:02.440 --> 01:05:04.609
He went on a drive
to clear his head.
806
01:05:07.153 --> 01:05:09.697
Are you sure that's a good idea?
807
01:05:11.741 --> 01:05:12.826
No.
808
01:05:14.160 --> 01:05:15.453
I don't know.
809
01:05:15.537 --> 01:05:17.705
I don't know what
I'm supposed to do right now.
810
01:05:18.790 --> 01:05:20.417
[Paul] You know, I can stay...
811
01:05:21.584 --> 01:05:24.212
if you're, you know,
worried about him, or if you're...
812
01:05:24.712 --> 01:05:26.965
afraid he might do something.
813
01:05:27.966 --> 01:05:29.634
[Audry] He's not dangerous.
814
01:05:30.051 --> 01:05:33.513
He just seems a little... unstable.
815
01:05:35.473 --> 01:05:37.892
He's my brother, Paul.
He's not violent.
816
01:05:42.188 --> 01:05:43.898
[Paul] People change, Audry.
817
01:05:47.277 --> 01:05:48.820
[Audry] Not like that.
818
01:05:49.612 --> 01:05:52.282
I don't know, something traumatic
happens, and it can be like...
819
01:05:52.365 --> 01:05:57.078
the flip of a switch. You know?
Some underlying condition surfaces.
820
01:05:58.455 --> 01:06:01.332
Look, I'm just saying, you don't have to
do everything yourself, okay?
821
01:06:01.416 --> 01:06:03.668
Maybe it's time you consider
some serious help.
822
01:06:03.751 --> 01:06:05.211
Like what?
823
01:06:06.754 --> 01:06:10.633
Like, I don't know, they have
some really good programs at Madison.
824
01:06:10.758 --> 01:06:13.136
I'm not sending him
to a mental institution.
825
01:06:13.344 --> 01:06:16.389
[Paul] Okay, Audry, it's not some kind of
insane asylum, okay?
826
01:06:16.473 --> 01:06:17.807
It's just full-time care
827
01:06:17.891 --> 01:06:20.977
by people that are trained
to deal with someone like him...
828
01:06:22.479 --> 01:06:24.481
Is Uncle Harry crazy?
829
01:06:32.113 --> 01:06:33.364
I don't know.
830
01:06:51.007 --> 01:06:54.219
[ominous music]
831
01:07:16.074 --> 01:07:17.200
[Harry] Hello?
832
01:07:20.245 --> 01:07:21.329
Is someone in there?
833
01:07:25.083 --> 01:07:26.125
Hello?
834
01:07:28.044 --> 01:07:29.629
Hey, is somebody in there?
835
01:07:35.301 --> 01:07:36.553
Harry?
836
01:07:38.179 --> 01:07:39.597
What are you doing out here?
837
01:07:41.140 --> 01:07:42.392
Is this your stuff?
838
01:07:42.934 --> 01:07:44.102
Yeah.
839
01:07:44.185 --> 01:07:49.232
Hygrometers, barometers, a Geiger counter,
EMF reader, you name it, I got it.
840
01:07:50.692 --> 01:07:52.652
Is this the spot
where those birds dropped?
841
01:07:53.319 --> 01:07:56.573
Yeah. Somebody's got to keep an eye
on this place.
842
01:07:57.782 --> 01:07:59.200
[Harry] You find anything?
843
01:07:59.325 --> 01:08:02.745
Lotta strange data.
It's too soon to speculate though.
844
01:08:03.413 --> 01:08:05.039
What are you doing out here?
845
01:08:07.834 --> 01:08:09.294
I don't know.
846
01:08:11.754 --> 01:08:13.339
Something's wrong with me.
847
01:08:14.382 --> 01:08:15.508
[Dale] What do you mean?
848
01:08:17.427 --> 01:08:20.471
They got me going to all these doctors
and all this bullshit.
849
01:08:22.056 --> 01:08:23.391
But something's wrong.
850
01:08:24.475 --> 01:08:28.062
Something with the island.
You know it. I know it. I just...
851
01:08:28.730 --> 01:08:30.565
I want to get to the bottom of it.
852
01:08:32.817 --> 01:08:33.901
Come with me.
853
01:08:40.325 --> 01:08:43.703
This place has always been a hotbed
of activity, but this is new, man.
854
01:08:44.078 --> 01:08:46.205
I'm glad you're finally involved
in all this.
855
01:08:46.664 --> 01:08:49.834
I've been keeping tabs on this island
since I was a fucking teenager, man.
856
01:08:50.918 --> 01:08:52.378
Government testing...
857
01:08:52.462 --> 01:08:55.340
Paranormal activity,
interdimensional communications,
858
01:08:55.423 --> 01:08:57.050
you name it,
it's in that fucking file.
859
01:08:57.133 --> 01:08:59.135
Here look at this, just some light
reading for you. [laughs]
860
01:09:00.219 --> 01:09:01.512
What is all this?
861
01:09:01.596 --> 01:09:05.600
"This" are printouts of every website
that I could find...
862
01:09:05.683 --> 01:09:07.185
about paranormal activity
863
01:09:07.268 --> 01:09:10.438
before the government could get
their hands on it and redact it.
864
01:09:13.149 --> 01:09:14.192
Right.
865
01:09:14.275 --> 01:09:16.611
[Dale]
Weird world outside of this garage.
866
01:09:21.199 --> 01:09:22.992
Are you ready for the truth?
867
01:09:25.953 --> 01:09:27.955
Fucking crazy person.
868
01:09:47.350 --> 01:09:49.185
I just bought a six pack.
869
01:09:50.144 --> 01:09:52.355
You gotta go easy on the alcohol, Harry.
870
01:09:52.438 --> 01:09:54.524
-Dr. Koch said--
-I'm going to McCabe's.
871
01:09:54.607 --> 01:09:55.566
[Audry] Harry.
872
01:09:55.650 --> 01:09:56.484
What?
873
01:09:57.610 --> 01:10:00.863
Just go to bed, watch a movie
or something.
874
01:10:02.281 --> 01:10:03.825
You'll feel better.
875
01:10:14.752 --> 01:10:19.757
[dog barking]
876
01:10:19.841 --> 01:10:22.593
[growling]
877
01:10:29.934 --> 01:10:33.062
-[growling]
-[dog barking]
878
01:10:44.699 --> 01:10:46.159
What do you want?
879
01:10:48.119 --> 01:10:49.579
Dog.
880
01:10:51.831 --> 01:10:53.750
Dog.
881
01:10:56.043 --> 01:10:56.919
Dog--
882
01:11:08.139 --> 01:11:09.891
[growling in headphones]
883
01:11:12.852 --> 01:11:16.981
[dog barking outside]
884
01:11:17.064 --> 01:11:18.983
[Tom's distorted voice]
Dog.
885
01:11:23.362 --> 01:11:25.281
-[dog continues barking]
-[growling]
886
01:11:39.921 --> 01:11:41.714
[growling and barking ceases]
887
01:11:44.675 --> 01:11:46.385
Dog.
888
01:11:48.888 --> 01:11:50.932
Dog.
889
01:11:53.559 --> 01:11:55.520
Dog.
890
01:11:58.856 --> 01:12:00.525
Dog.
891
01:12:15.164 --> 01:12:16.249
[dog whimpers]
892
01:12:27.552 --> 01:12:31.180
[growling over radio]
893
01:12:42.441 --> 01:12:44.026
[growling grows louder]
894
01:14:11.030 --> 01:14:12.949
[Harry coughing]
895
01:14:14.992 --> 01:14:18.079
[Harry vomiting]
896
01:15:14.802 --> 01:15:16.387
[Audry] I can't keep doing this.
897
01:15:16.971 --> 01:15:19.015
Shit is everywhere.
898
01:15:19.098 --> 01:15:22.268
It rained last night,
Harry, everything out there is ruined.
899
01:15:22.601 --> 01:15:23.644
I'm sorry.
900
01:15:23.728 --> 01:15:24.937
[Audry] Did you blackout?
901
01:15:25.021 --> 01:15:26.772
Do you even remember
what happened?
902
01:15:29.650 --> 01:15:31.444
I tried to make it stop.
903
01:15:31.944 --> 01:15:34.655
The Petersons' dog went missing
last night.
904
01:15:36.866 --> 01:15:38.701
Did you have something to do with that?
905
01:15:41.537 --> 01:15:43.080
I didn't do it.
906
01:15:52.965 --> 01:15:54.383
Are you sure?
907
01:16:00.848 --> 01:16:04.018
Emily's eaten.
She knows how to set up her bed.
908
01:16:04.101 --> 01:16:06.270
Just make sure Harry doesn't
burn the place down.
909
01:16:06.353 --> 01:16:07.271
Wait, where are you going?
910
01:16:07.354 --> 01:16:10.775
I need answers. I can't wait two weeks
to get some letter back from this guy.
911
01:16:10.858 --> 01:16:14.070
That's crazy, Audry, you don't even know
this guy. Just give him a call.
912
01:16:14.153 --> 01:16:16.072
-He doesn't have a phone.
-Then I'll go.
913
01:16:16.155 --> 01:16:18.115
No. Paul, I just need you to trust me
on this, okay?
914
01:16:18.199 --> 01:16:20.201
I need to be the one
asking the questions.
915
01:16:20.284 --> 01:16:21.660
[Paul]
Listen, just let me go for you.
916
01:16:21.744 --> 01:16:25.414
I don't want to see you get hurt
by some crazy guy living in the woods.
917
01:16:26.165 --> 01:16:28.542
You mean too much to me, okay?
918
01:16:29.794 --> 01:16:31.337
I can't have this conversation right now.
919
01:16:31.420 --> 01:16:33.589
-Audry.
-Listen, if you want to help,
920
01:16:33.672 --> 01:16:35.091
keep an eye on Emily.
921
01:16:35.174 --> 01:16:36.759
I've got to do this myself.
922
01:16:39.303 --> 01:16:40.471
Okay.
923
01:16:40.554 --> 01:16:42.348
[Audry]
I'll be back. Last ferry.
924
01:17:37.736 --> 01:17:39.113
[man] Can I help you?
925
01:17:41.282 --> 01:17:42.575
Are you Kurt?
926
01:17:44.034 --> 01:17:45.035
Who are you?
927
01:17:45.119 --> 01:17:47.246
I'm Audry.
Dr. Koch gave me your information.
928
01:17:47.329 --> 01:17:48.664
I was hoping to ask you
some questions.
929
01:17:48.747 --> 01:17:49.915
[Kurt] Take that off.
930
01:17:50.541 --> 01:17:51.709
I'm sorry, what?
931
01:17:52.084 --> 01:17:55.838
Your watch.
Is that a cell phone in your purse?
932
01:17:56.630 --> 01:17:57.464
Yeah.
933
01:17:58.507 --> 01:17:59.967
Put it in your car.
934
01:18:00.593 --> 01:18:01.677
Now!
935
01:18:02.094 --> 01:18:03.179
Okay.
936
01:18:15.524 --> 01:18:16.650
You coming?
937
01:18:16.734 --> 01:18:17.818
Yep.
938
01:18:23.490 --> 01:18:27.786
Walking in here with a cell phone is like
walking in here with a grenade.
939
01:18:27.870 --> 01:18:29.079
Don't you get it?
940
01:18:29.163 --> 01:18:31.207
I'm sorry, I should've realized.
941
01:18:32.583 --> 01:18:33.792
[Kurt] How's Annie?
942
01:18:34.585 --> 01:18:37.254
Dr. Koch? She's good.
943
01:18:37.671 --> 01:18:39.131
She still in Boston?
944
01:18:40.090 --> 01:18:41.634
Providence.
945
01:18:43.385 --> 01:18:46.513
I think my brother might be suffering
from your same affliction.
946
01:18:47.181 --> 01:18:49.475
-Electromagnetic--
-I ain't got that.
947
01:18:50.017 --> 01:18:51.101
No?
948
01:18:51.185 --> 01:18:53.771
I got a problem with electronics though,
that's for sure.
949
01:18:55.231 --> 01:18:56.982
I'm just trying to get a better
understanding--
950
01:18:57.066 --> 01:18:58.817
You want something stiffer than this?
951
01:19:01.362 --> 01:19:02.321
I'm okay.
952
01:19:02.404 --> 01:19:03.280
[Kurt] Come on.
953
01:19:04.949 --> 01:19:07.034
It ain't often I get company
out here.
954
01:19:09.578 --> 01:19:10.496
Listen...
955
01:19:12.039 --> 01:19:14.583
I'm sorry if your brother is getting...
956
01:19:15.251 --> 01:19:18.963
headaches and stuff from his cell phone
or whatever, but...
957
01:19:20.256 --> 01:19:22.841
-that ain't what I got.
-It's not just headaches.
958
01:19:23.717 --> 01:19:25.344
He's been having blackouts.
959
01:19:26.470 --> 01:19:28.681
He's been doing strange things.
960
01:19:29.890 --> 01:19:31.225
Loses track of time.
961
01:19:36.272 --> 01:19:37.898
When did all this start?
962
01:19:41.735 --> 01:19:43.570
[Paul] All right...
963
01:19:44.196 --> 01:19:48.367
My niece loves this one, Em.
I think you're gonna like it.
964
01:19:59.253 --> 01:20:01.338
[static from DVD player]
965
01:20:02.047 --> 01:20:04.800
[growling]
966
01:20:04.883 --> 01:20:06.135
I'll be in my... room.
967
01:20:06.218 --> 01:20:08.053
Well, it's not that bad, I promise.
968
01:20:08.429 --> 01:20:10.389
I just-- I just wanna shut my eyes.
969
01:20:10.472 --> 01:20:11.807
[Paul] Come on, man... give it a shot.
970
01:20:12.433 --> 01:20:14.018
Yeah, watch it with us.
971
01:20:28.699 --> 01:20:30.075
[Kurt] Where does he end up?
972
01:20:30.200 --> 01:20:33.037
-What do you mean?
-Is he drawn somewhere specifically?
973
01:20:34.413 --> 01:20:36.874
-I really don't know.
-What does he do during his blackouts?
974
01:20:36.957 --> 01:20:40.419
I don't know, he makes a mess,
trashes the place--
975
01:20:40.502 --> 01:20:44.381
What does he take?
Animals? Food?
976
01:20:46.342 --> 01:20:47.593
I'm not following you.
977
01:20:47.676 --> 01:20:49.178
[Kurt]
You've gotta get him away from there.
978
01:20:49.261 --> 01:20:53.223
They start small. Monitoring what we eat,
what we interact with.
979
01:20:53.307 --> 01:20:54.975
Pretty soon they want more.
980
01:20:56.769 --> 01:20:58.562
Pretty soon someone's gonna
end up hurt.
981
01:20:59.271 --> 01:21:00.689
[growling grows louder]
982
01:21:03.317 --> 01:21:05.110
[Paul]
Come on, this DVD's brand new.
983
01:21:07.488 --> 01:21:09.698
[growling continues]
984
01:21:14.745 --> 01:21:16.038
Shit.
985
01:21:18.332 --> 01:21:20.459
[growling continues]
986
01:21:23.879 --> 01:21:25.172
What's wrong?
987
01:21:25.631 --> 01:21:28.258
[Paul] I don't know, might be
like a scratched disk or something.
988
01:21:29.051 --> 01:21:30.386
Girl.
989
01:21:32.471 --> 01:21:33.931
Girl.
990
01:21:34.014 --> 01:21:35.265
They're communicating with him.
991
01:21:36.225 --> 01:21:39.686
They make you hallucinate,
see stuff that ain't there.
992
01:21:40.562 --> 01:21:42.147
Force your hand.
993
01:21:43.232 --> 01:21:46.068
Don't you understand?
He's their vessel now.
994
01:21:47.152 --> 01:21:47.986
Who?
995
01:21:50.989 --> 01:21:51.949
Them.
996
01:21:54.701 --> 01:21:55.911
Okay...
997
01:21:56.245 --> 01:21:58.122
-I should get going.
-No, they want something.
998
01:21:58.205 --> 01:21:59.164
What do they want?
999
01:21:59.706 --> 01:22:01.333
[Tom's distorted voice]
Girl.
1000
01:22:02.584 --> 01:22:04.002
Girl.
1001
01:22:05.421 --> 01:22:07.172
Girl.
1002
01:22:08.590 --> 01:22:10.801
-Girl.
-What's wrong, Uncle Harry?
1003
01:22:10.884 --> 01:22:12.344
Girl.
1004
01:22:13.095 --> 01:22:14.805
-Girl.
-What's going on?
1005
01:22:14.888 --> 01:22:17.474
-I gotta leave.
-Girl.
1006
01:22:21.270 --> 01:22:24.022
Hey, hey! Harry. Come on, man!
You should really stay. You--
1007
01:22:24.773 --> 01:22:25.732
Harry!
1008
01:22:27.317 --> 01:22:29.528
Listen to me!
It's only gonna get worse.
1009
01:22:29.611 --> 01:22:32.698
One day I catch myself bringing my cat
to a rendezvous.
1010
01:22:32.781 --> 01:22:35.492
The next I've got a goddamn homeless
lady in the back of my fucking seat!
1011
01:22:35.576 --> 01:22:37.953
-Let go of me.
-They wanna know what makes us tick, lady.
1012
01:22:38.287 --> 01:22:41.206
They're going to rip you apart and
staple you back together again.
1013
01:22:41.957 --> 01:22:45.627
No! You've gotta get your brother out
of there before he hurts somebody!
1014
01:22:46.503 --> 01:22:50.382
Somebody's going to end up dead!
You hear me?
1015
01:23:07.649 --> 01:23:10.235
[growling over radio]
1016
01:23:28.545 --> 01:23:30.422
[Tom's voice]
Girl.
1017
01:23:31.381 --> 01:23:36.220
-No, no, no, no, no, no!
-[Tom's voice] Girl.
1018
01:23:36.303 --> 01:23:37.804
[Tom's voice]
Girl.
1019
01:23:57.908 --> 01:24:00.160
[phone ringing]
1020
01:24:00.702 --> 01:24:02.496
He just took off.
1021
01:24:02.579 --> 01:24:05.123
I don't know, I didn't want
to leave Emily to go after him.
1022
01:24:05.207 --> 01:24:07.334
I'm really, really sorry.
1023
01:24:08.627 --> 01:24:09.920
Wait, what?
1024
01:24:10.754 --> 01:24:11.588
What happened?
1025
01:24:13.006 --> 01:24:15.092
Jesus, Audry,
I knew I should've gone with you.
1026
01:24:15.175 --> 01:24:16.426
Did you call the police?
1027
01:24:16.510 --> 01:24:19.888
No, no, I'm okay.
I'm on my way back.
1028
01:24:21.348 --> 01:24:24.935
I just don't know what she was doing
sending me there, he's insane.
1029
01:24:26.228 --> 01:24:29.606
The ferry doesn't leave for a while,
so, I'm gonna be late.
1030
01:24:30.983 --> 01:24:32.568
Thanks for taking care of her.
1031
01:24:41.326 --> 01:24:42.744
Are you all right?
1032
01:24:46.957 --> 01:24:48.625
Oh, my God. [screams]
1033
01:24:49.167 --> 01:24:50.168
Hey!
1034
01:25:45.140 --> 01:25:47.100
[Emily screaming]
1035
01:25:48.769 --> 01:25:49.686
Emily?
1036
01:26:13.502 --> 01:26:14.586
Paul?
1037
01:26:18.382 --> 01:26:19.257
Paul!
1038
01:26:20.092 --> 01:26:22.302
Paul, where's Emily?
1039
01:26:22.386 --> 01:26:24.096
[Emily screaming in the distance]
1040
01:26:25.472 --> 01:26:26.640
Emily!
1041
01:26:39.945 --> 01:26:41.154
Emily!
1042
01:26:48.370 --> 01:26:50.247
Harry, what are you doing?
1043
01:26:51.123 --> 01:26:52.332
Mom!
1044
01:26:52.791 --> 01:26:53.667
Emily!
1045
01:26:54.626 --> 01:26:56.545
Harry, turn this boat around.
1046
01:26:57.754 --> 01:26:58.588
Harry.
1047
01:26:59.214 --> 01:27:00.716
[growling]
1048
01:27:00.799 --> 01:27:01.800
Harry!
1049
01:27:09.099 --> 01:27:10.267
Harry, you've gotta stop--
1050
01:27:45.177 --> 01:27:48.138
Mayday, mayday, mayday,
this is the Patty M.
1051
01:27:48.221 --> 01:27:51.683
[growling over radio]
1052
01:27:59.357 --> 01:28:00.192
Harry...
1053
01:28:01.318 --> 01:28:02.486
Harry, no!
1054
01:28:03.487 --> 01:28:04.863
Mom!
1055
01:28:16.082 --> 01:28:17.667
Harry, stop!
1056
01:28:18.543 --> 01:28:19.669
Harry, please!
1057
01:28:22.839 --> 01:28:23.799
Harry, stop!
1058
01:28:27.761 --> 01:28:30.680
[growling]
1059
01:28:43.443 --> 01:28:46.863
-[growling continues]
-[radio static]
1060
01:28:47.405 --> 01:28:49.157
Mom, what's happening?
1061
01:29:10.387 --> 01:29:13.014
[creaking]
1062
01:29:24.651 --> 01:29:28.488
[Emily and Audry screaming]
1063
01:29:29.990 --> 01:29:30.991
[Emily] Mom!
1064
01:29:37.956 --> 01:29:39.457
[screaming]
1065
01:29:48.049 --> 01:29:49.384
[Audry screams]
1066
01:29:50.552 --> 01:29:51.886
Mom!
1067
01:29:58.226 --> 01:29:59.144
Emily!
1068
01:30:00.645 --> 01:30:01.980
[Emily screaming]
1069
01:30:04.190 --> 01:30:06.860
-It's gonna be okay.
-[Emily screaming]
1070
01:30:13.700 --> 01:30:15.243
[Emily] Mom!
1071
01:30:17.412 --> 01:30:18.872
Mom!
1072
01:31:35.240 --> 01:31:36.324
Emily?
1073
01:31:38.201 --> 01:31:39.744
It's okay, come here.
1074
01:31:40.662 --> 01:31:41.746
Come on...
1075
01:31:47.836 --> 01:31:49.587
You're okay. It's okay.
1076
01:31:52.507 --> 01:31:53.675
You're okay.
1077
01:31:54.718 --> 01:31:55.927
It's gonna be okay.
1078
01:32:25.373 --> 01:32:27.625
[Audry] I know it's confusing.
1079
01:32:28.293 --> 01:32:30.211
But most of the fish we take out
of the water
1080
01:32:30.295 --> 01:32:32.881
we put right back in
just a few days later.
1081
01:32:38.344 --> 01:32:39.846
We're learning about them.
1082
01:32:43.391 --> 01:32:46.186
We're studying them
so we can get to know them better.
1083
01:32:47.228 --> 01:32:49.022
So we can help them better.
1084
01:33:01.910 --> 01:33:04.913
I know it sounds mean and scary...
1085
01:33:09.667 --> 01:33:13.797
but by taking some brave fish out
of the water and learning about them...
1086
01:33:17.133 --> 01:33:19.469
we can eventually help all the other fish.
1087
01:33:22.263 --> 01:33:24.224
It's a good thing we're doing.
1088
01:33:42.325 --> 01:33:43.576
[gasping]