WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:00.577 --> 00:01:03.097 - Remind me what this thing's supposed to do again. 4 00:01:03.097 --> 00:01:05.065 - Only save mankind. 5 00:01:05.065 --> 00:01:06.928 - Oh, right. 6 00:01:06.928 --> 00:01:09.207 - Shut up and turn the camera on. 7 00:01:14.867 --> 00:01:15.834 Is it on? 8 00:01:20.010 --> 00:01:20.839 - Uh... 9 00:01:21.943 --> 00:01:22.772 Rolling. 10 00:01:24.256 --> 00:01:25.395 - Connection good? 11 00:01:25.395 --> 00:01:28.088 - It says all receptors are linked. 12 00:01:33.369 --> 00:01:34.956 - Functioning at full capacity. 13 00:01:46.554 --> 00:01:47.555 - Punch it. 14 00:01:49.074 --> 00:01:50.248 - Powering up. 15 00:02:14.479 --> 00:02:17.102 - Crawford, what is this thing? 16 00:02:21.037 --> 00:02:22.694 - The Resonator. 17 00:02:36.156 --> 00:02:37.502 It's alive. 18 00:02:46.752 --> 00:02:48.927 - You getting this? 19 00:02:58.178 --> 00:02:59.696 You feel that? 20 00:03:03.769 --> 00:03:05.150 - Brian, are you getting this? 21 00:03:06.669 --> 00:03:07.497 Brian? 22 00:03:08.878 --> 00:03:09.879 Brian? 23 00:03:26.861 --> 00:03:27.862 - Brian! 24 00:05:34.230 --> 00:05:37.716 - So, after sitting in this musty old house for 12 hours 25 00:05:37.716 --> 00:05:41.133 and witnessing total manifestation, I go home, 26 00:05:41.133 --> 00:05:42.376 look at my camera. 27 00:05:42.376 --> 00:05:44.413 Everything I got's been wiped clean. 28 00:05:44.413 --> 00:05:45.828 - What about your EVP? 29 00:05:45.828 --> 00:05:47.001 - All of it, gone. 30 00:05:47.001 --> 00:05:49.452 That place is unprecedented. 31 00:05:52.869 --> 00:05:55.458 Mara to the world of the living. 32 00:05:55.458 --> 00:05:56.390 Give us a sign. 33 00:05:56.390 --> 00:05:57.253 - Sorry. 34 00:05:58.427 --> 00:05:59.911 - I don't know why you're so worried. 35 00:05:59.911 --> 00:06:03.293 - I'm not worried, but I know Crawford, something's up. 36 00:06:04.364 --> 00:06:06.504 - Mara, the guy's a freak. 37 00:06:06.504 --> 00:06:09.299 - He's probably got some math equation stuck in his head. 38 00:06:09.299 --> 00:06:10.508 - That's not it, okay? 39 00:06:10.508 --> 00:06:12.302 He stopped texting me. 40 00:06:12.302 --> 00:06:14.201 He's never at his place anymore. 41 00:06:14.201 --> 00:06:15.927 Yesterday in class, he barely spoke to me. 42 00:06:15.927 --> 00:06:19.206 - Quantum physics isn't exactly the setting for romance. 43 00:06:19.206 --> 00:06:21.381 - He's been checked out for two months. 44 00:06:21.381 --> 00:06:23.417 - Well, then break up with him. 45 00:06:23.417 --> 00:06:26.627 Sure, he's hot in an unwashed genius kind of way, 46 00:06:26.627 --> 00:06:29.181 but his mood swings are really effecting your juju. 47 00:06:31.252 --> 00:06:34.566 Look, you're one of the smartest girls on campus. 48 00:06:34.566 --> 00:06:35.740 Act like it. 49 00:06:35.740 --> 00:06:36.879 Ghost on him. - He's not a keeper. 50 00:06:36.879 --> 00:06:38.467 - Ladies. 51 00:06:39.847 --> 00:06:41.021 - Hey, Brandon. 52 00:06:41.021 --> 00:06:42.402 - I gotta go. 53 00:06:42.402 --> 00:06:45.577 - Ah, well, happy Friday to you to. 54 00:06:45.577 --> 00:06:46.578 What's wrong? 55 00:06:48.511 --> 00:06:50.824 Oh, more Tillinghast drama. 56 00:06:50.824 --> 00:06:52.170 - Yeah. 57 00:06:52.170 --> 00:06:53.999 - Well, I've just the cure for that. 58 00:06:53.999 --> 00:06:55.863 Let's all meet up at Stu's tonight. 59 00:06:55.863 --> 00:06:58.038 - I'm in. - Yeah. 60 00:06:58.038 --> 00:06:58.901 - Well, Mara. 61 00:06:59.936 --> 00:07:01.110 What do you say? 62 00:07:01.110 --> 00:07:02.042 Miskatonic brainiacs all together, 63 00:07:02.042 --> 00:07:03.388 a little fray of festivities? 64 00:07:03.388 --> 00:07:04.665 - I have a full day. 65 00:07:04.665 --> 00:07:06.598 - And I'm gonna spend the next week six hours 66 00:07:06.598 --> 00:07:07.772 cutting up a cadaver. 67 00:07:07.772 --> 00:07:08.566 Come on, like. 68 00:07:10.084 --> 00:07:11.948 I'll even get your boy to show up. 69 00:07:13.087 --> 00:07:14.917 - Speaking of. 70 00:07:16.643 --> 00:07:17.885 - Crawford? 71 00:07:22.925 --> 00:07:23.753 Crawford! 72 00:07:23.753 --> 00:07:24.582 - Hey. 73 00:07:26.100 --> 00:07:29.069 - Okay, what is wrong with you? 74 00:07:30.726 --> 00:07:31.554 - Nothing. 75 00:07:33.073 --> 00:07:35.869 I have a lot on my mind. 76 00:07:37.940 --> 00:07:40.149 - Are you seeing someone else? 77 00:07:40.149 --> 00:07:40.977 - What? 78 00:07:41.944 --> 00:07:43.117 No. 79 00:07:43.117 --> 00:07:44.084 No, things are just 80 00:07:45.637 --> 00:07:47.294 complicated right now. 81 00:07:48.709 --> 00:07:51.643 Very, very complicated. 82 00:07:51.643 --> 00:07:53.093 - Well, let me help you. 83 00:07:53.093 --> 00:07:55.198 - I can't, not yet anyway. 84 00:07:56.027 --> 00:07:57.338 Besides, there are 85 00:07:57.338 --> 00:07:58.823 unsavory points to the story 86 00:07:58.823 --> 00:08:00.134 that you're better off not knowing. 87 00:08:06.831 --> 00:08:07.866 - Are you in trouble? 88 00:08:08.867 --> 00:08:10.490 - No, no. 89 00:08:11.629 --> 00:08:13.078 No, I promise, okay? 90 00:08:14.045 --> 00:08:15.046 We're good, okay? 91 00:08:18.532 --> 00:08:19.395 - Okay. - Okay? 92 00:08:20.776 --> 00:08:23.192 - We're meeting up at Stu's tonight, you want to go? 93 00:08:23.192 --> 00:08:23.986 - Uh. 94 00:08:25.297 --> 00:08:26.885 Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. 95 00:08:26.885 --> 00:08:28.300 Just for a little bit, okay? 96 00:08:29.336 --> 00:08:30.510 Trust me. 97 00:08:30.510 --> 00:08:32.373 You'll understand everything soon enough. 98 00:08:52.704 --> 00:08:57.709 - For some, the idea that an afterlife 99 00:08:59.055 --> 00:09:02.507 was created by an omnipotent god is a myth. 100 00:09:02.507 --> 00:09:06.649 A blessed ruler, King of Kings. 101 00:09:07.961 --> 00:09:09.618 Lord of Lords. 102 00:09:11.102 --> 00:09:16.107 However, hundreds of years of human experience suggests 103 00:09:17.142 --> 00:09:19.938 it's not only plausible, it's a fact. 104 00:09:25.910 --> 00:09:26.773 Mr. Tillinghast. 105 00:09:32.537 --> 00:09:33.365 - Crawford. 106 00:09:35.782 --> 00:09:36.610 - Yo, heads up. 107 00:09:39.579 --> 00:09:40.407 - Uh. 108 00:09:44.963 --> 00:09:46.102 Repeat the question. 109 00:09:46.102 --> 00:09:47.656 - Is there an afterlife? 110 00:09:48.795 --> 00:09:53.420 Do God, heaven and hell exist? 111 00:09:53.420 --> 00:09:54.490 - Religious ideologies were created 112 00:09:54.490 --> 00:09:56.699 to control simple minds. 113 00:09:56.699 --> 00:09:58.839 - You sound sure of yourself. 114 00:09:58.839 --> 00:09:59.978 - Dimensions in our conscious reality 115 00:09:59.978 --> 00:10:03.361 go far beyond imaginary gods and realms. 116 00:10:03.361 --> 00:10:04.189 - Meaning? 117 00:10:05.777 --> 00:10:08.331 - The end of the human experience, or death, 118 00:10:08.331 --> 00:10:11.231 is just one stop on a perpetual journey. 119 00:10:11.231 --> 00:10:13.129 - So, what makes you so sure? 120 00:10:16.339 --> 00:10:18.721 - We all know energy never dies. 121 00:10:18.721 --> 00:10:20.205 It can only evolve or move forward. 122 00:10:20.205 --> 00:10:21.828 The so-called universe is never ending, 123 00:10:21.828 --> 00:10:24.451 especially if you consider the notion of true reality. 124 00:10:24.451 --> 00:10:27.178 - You paid close attention to your father's work. 125 00:10:27.178 --> 00:10:28.455 - Well, he was right. 126 00:10:29.836 --> 00:10:31.561 Especially if you can fathom there are in fact, 127 00:10:31.561 --> 00:10:34.150 multiple universes all stacked on top of each other 128 00:10:34.150 --> 00:10:35.773 like pages in a ream of paper. 129 00:10:35.773 --> 00:10:37.498 - I'm aware of the notion. 130 00:10:38.672 --> 00:10:41.882 How do you prove such a colorful theory? 131 00:10:43.332 --> 00:10:44.713 - I'm really, 132 00:10:46.715 --> 00:10:48.199 really good at math. 133 00:10:54.377 --> 00:10:57.691 - You should stick to solving math problems. 134 00:10:57.691 --> 00:10:59.969 Your theory is intriguing, 135 00:10:59.969 --> 00:11:02.282 but it's difficult to wrap your head around 136 00:11:03.386 --> 00:11:05.665 from a spiritual point of view. 137 00:11:08.564 --> 00:11:09.703 - You don't see God 138 00:11:12.430 --> 00:11:14.604 but you believe he exists? 139 00:11:17.090 --> 00:11:19.264 Just because you can't comprehend something 140 00:11:20.231 --> 00:11:21.715 doesn't mean it isn't so. 141 00:12:03.101 --> 00:12:04.931 - Yo, Crawford! 142 00:12:04.931 --> 00:12:06.035 Where are you heading, man? 143 00:12:06.035 --> 00:12:08.141 - Working on Project X. 144 00:12:08.141 --> 00:12:09.073 - It figures. 145 00:12:09.073 --> 00:12:10.626 How's that thing going anyway? 146 00:12:10.626 --> 00:12:12.524 - Catastrophic, but thanks for asking. 147 00:12:14.872 --> 00:12:16.114 You didn't tell anyone did you? 148 00:12:16.114 --> 00:12:18.254 - Hell no, man. 149 00:12:18.254 --> 00:12:21.085 People can figure out that you're nuts on their own time. 150 00:12:21.085 --> 00:12:22.603 You know, you've been working on that thing 151 00:12:22.603 --> 00:12:24.709 since I cheated off you the first time in Butler's class. 152 00:12:24.709 --> 00:12:26.884 What the hell is it anyway? 153 00:12:26.884 --> 00:12:28.920 - Only my dead father's mission in life. 154 00:12:28.920 --> 00:12:29.990 I figured I'd finish what kept him 155 00:12:29.990 --> 00:12:31.889 so checked out all those years. 156 00:12:31.889 --> 00:12:34.132 - Ah, so just another overachiever 157 00:12:34.132 --> 00:12:35.755 chasing the love he never got from his father. 158 00:12:35.755 --> 00:12:37.757 - Yeah, something like that. 159 00:12:37.757 --> 00:12:38.585 - Mm, classic. 160 00:12:39.413 --> 00:12:41.139 - Tillinghast. 161 00:12:41.139 --> 00:12:42.244 Been looking for you. 162 00:12:43.555 --> 00:12:44.867 - Professor Wallace. 163 00:12:44.867 --> 00:12:46.489 - Have you seen Brian Hemingway? 164 00:12:48.526 --> 00:12:50.355 - No, last time I saw him was Friday. 165 00:12:51.494 --> 00:12:53.427 - Hm, his mother called and said he didn't 166 00:12:53.427 --> 00:12:55.498 show up for Sunday dinner. 167 00:12:55.498 --> 00:12:57.535 Nobody's seen him on campus all week. 168 00:12:57.535 --> 00:12:59.779 - No, but I'll keep an eye open. 169 00:13:01.711 --> 00:13:03.299 - Mr. Johnson. 170 00:13:03.299 --> 00:13:06.026 - I've been at practice every day. 171 00:13:06.026 --> 00:13:08.235 - Practice, of course. 172 00:13:08.235 --> 00:13:10.375 It's humorous that you attend a university 173 00:13:10.375 --> 00:13:12.101 that shapes the greatest minds in the world 174 00:13:12.101 --> 00:13:15.104 and your focus is football. 175 00:13:15.104 --> 00:13:16.485 - What can I say? 176 00:13:16.485 --> 00:13:18.245 I kick ass. 177 00:13:18.245 --> 00:13:19.729 - How nice? 178 00:13:19.729 --> 00:13:21.973 I hope your forward pass is better than your baseball swing. 179 00:13:24.631 --> 00:13:27.772 Tillinghast, one more question. 180 00:13:27.772 --> 00:13:29.636 Professor Gordon said there's some components 181 00:13:29.636 --> 00:13:31.258 missing from his lab. 182 00:13:31.258 --> 00:13:34.814 Electronics, cable, plutonium. 183 00:13:36.332 --> 00:13:38.369 You wouldn't know anything about that, would you? 184 00:13:38.369 --> 00:13:39.197 - Of course not. 185 00:13:40.923 --> 00:13:42.580 Not really my style. 186 00:13:42.580 --> 00:13:44.927 - Tillinghast, your father and I were competitors, 187 00:13:44.927 --> 00:13:47.550 but that does not mean that I'm not rooting for you. 188 00:13:48.793 --> 00:13:50.139 Especially since his death. 189 00:13:51.589 --> 00:13:53.694 I know it's your passion to continue with his work, 190 00:13:53.694 --> 00:13:56.042 but you don't want to lose your head. 191 00:13:58.285 --> 00:14:01.633 I'd be interested in seeing your progress. 192 00:14:01.633 --> 00:14:03.221 You know, should you have a change of heart 193 00:14:03.221 --> 00:14:05.672 and decide that you want to pick up where he left off. 194 00:14:07.432 --> 00:14:09.055 I'd even be willing to mentor you. 195 00:14:15.130 --> 00:14:17.339 - Thanks, Professor, 196 00:14:17.339 --> 00:14:19.859 but my father's work died when he did. 197 00:14:19.859 --> 00:14:20.860 - Of course, it did. 198 00:14:45.746 --> 00:14:48.577 - And then he says, "I hope your forward pass 199 00:14:48.577 --> 00:14:49.992 "is better than your swing." 200 00:14:49.992 --> 00:14:51.097 - Oh. 201 00:14:51.097 --> 00:14:52.961 - I'll get the drinks. - Yeah. 202 00:14:52.961 --> 00:14:54.479 - Thank you. 203 00:14:54.479 --> 00:14:56.171 - All right. 204 00:14:56.171 --> 00:14:59.105 To the most brilliant minds Miskatonic's ever known. 205 00:14:59.105 --> 00:15:00.382 - Cheers. 206 00:15:00.382 --> 00:15:02.522 One for the dead! 207 00:15:03.903 --> 00:15:04.731 - Oh. 208 00:15:05.905 --> 00:15:07.389 - Speaking of brilliant minds, 209 00:15:07.389 --> 00:15:08.908 you finally gonna tell us what the hell you been up to? 210 00:15:08.908 --> 00:15:10.323 - Where you been, man? 211 00:15:10.323 --> 00:15:12.187 - Yeah, where have you been? 212 00:15:12.187 --> 00:15:13.222 - Um. 213 00:15:13.222 --> 00:15:15.604 - Go ahead, tell 'em. 214 00:15:15.604 --> 00:15:18.918 - Wait, you know, what's been going on? 215 00:15:18.918 --> 00:15:19.953 - Hey, don't shoot the messenger. 216 00:15:19.953 --> 00:15:22.266 - Okay, okay, okay, okay. 217 00:15:23.577 --> 00:15:27.133 But this is not for publication. 218 00:15:27.133 --> 00:15:28.203 - What is it? 219 00:15:31.068 --> 00:15:31.931 - Monumental. 220 00:15:34.140 --> 00:15:37.108 Just before my dad died, he was on the verge 221 00:15:37.108 --> 00:15:39.628 of a very big scientific breakthrough. 222 00:15:39.628 --> 00:15:41.630 The kind of thing that would change the world forever. 223 00:15:43.011 --> 00:15:44.460 After years spent exploring the theory 224 00:15:44.460 --> 00:15:47.256 that we live in a multi-dimensional universe, 225 00:15:47.256 --> 00:15:50.121 he finally figured out a way to prove that they exist. 226 00:15:50.121 --> 00:15:51.640 - Shut up. 227 00:15:51.640 --> 00:15:53.366 - Yeah, more importantly, he found a way to look into them. 228 00:15:53.366 --> 00:15:54.884 - How? 229 00:15:54.884 --> 00:15:57.128 - He was close to finishing a prototype for a device. 230 00:15:57.128 --> 00:15:58.543 One that emits a sonic vibration that 231 00:15:58.543 --> 00:16:00.200 stimulates the pineal gland. 232 00:16:00.200 --> 00:16:02.202 - The third eye. - Yeah. 233 00:16:02.202 --> 00:16:03.721 - You finished building it? 234 00:16:03.721 --> 00:16:06.689 - No, it was destroyed in the explosion when he died. 235 00:16:06.689 --> 00:16:08.622 I originally thought the plans burnt up with it. 236 00:16:08.622 --> 00:16:09.761 - But? 237 00:16:09.761 --> 00:16:11.280 - When I was helping my mom move, 238 00:16:12.143 --> 00:16:14.111 I found copies of his notes. 239 00:16:14.111 --> 00:16:16.596 - You rebuilt it. 240 00:16:16.596 --> 00:16:17.873 - Where? 241 00:16:22.498 --> 00:16:23.844 - I'll show you. 242 00:16:54.220 --> 00:16:58.017 - Multi-dimensional philosophy, dimensional imagery. 243 00:17:01.158 --> 00:17:02.849 Korean cheerleader bondage. 244 00:17:04.161 --> 00:17:09.097 Hm, if anything, you got good taste, Tillinghast. 245 00:17:11.754 --> 00:17:14.688 What in the world would you need 20 cell phones for? 246 00:17:16.035 --> 00:17:18.347 Mathematical certainty. 247 00:17:18.347 --> 00:17:19.900 Fourth dimension tesseract. 248 00:17:25.423 --> 00:17:27.701 Nuclear fusion core components. 249 00:17:35.537 --> 00:17:37.953 How to dissolve a human body. 250 00:17:39.368 --> 00:17:40.404 Busy, busy, busy. 251 00:17:42.130 --> 00:17:43.303 - Wallace. 252 00:17:44.787 --> 00:17:45.616 - Yes? 253 00:17:47.411 --> 00:17:49.171 Hello, who is it? 254 00:18:30.005 --> 00:18:32.973 - This is the Resonator. 255 00:18:34.665 --> 00:18:37.219 - Whoa. 256 00:18:39.187 --> 00:18:40.360 - It's beautiful. 257 00:18:41.292 --> 00:18:43.156 - What is this place? 258 00:18:43.156 --> 00:18:45.262 - My uncle used to grow weed in here. 259 00:18:45.262 --> 00:18:46.849 There's a great power grid. 260 00:18:46.849 --> 00:18:48.506 Doesn't air pulse a lot of juice. 261 00:18:49.921 --> 00:18:53.408 - What exactly is this thing supposed to do? 262 00:18:53.408 --> 00:18:54.685 - One way to find out. 263 00:18:54.685 --> 00:18:56.307 - Don't touch it. 264 00:18:56.307 --> 00:18:59.138 It has a uranium micro core. 265 00:18:59.138 --> 00:19:00.000 - Uranium? 266 00:19:03.211 --> 00:19:05.489 Dude, are you out of your fucking mind? 267 00:19:08.181 --> 00:19:09.803 - Are we safe? 268 00:19:09.803 --> 00:19:11.978 - If you don't come into contact with it. 269 00:19:11.978 --> 00:19:14.912 Don't ever touch the casing, especially if it's powered up. 270 00:19:17.225 --> 00:19:18.502 - Let's see what it does. 271 00:19:25.302 --> 00:19:26.786 - What's this? 272 00:19:26.786 --> 00:19:27.683 - Human heart. 273 00:19:28.995 --> 00:19:29.789 Fresh. 274 00:19:30.997 --> 00:19:32.136 Thought you gave up meat, buddy. 275 00:19:32.136 --> 00:19:33.862 - That's funny. 276 00:19:33.862 --> 00:19:35.622 - Where'd you get it? 277 00:19:35.622 --> 00:19:36.451 - Forensics lab. 278 00:19:37.314 --> 00:19:38.349 I wanted to see how soft tissue 279 00:19:38.349 --> 00:19:40.351 was affected by the Resonator. 280 00:19:40.351 --> 00:19:43.389 - Crawford Tillinghast, always going the extra mile. 281 00:19:43.389 --> 00:19:44.631 - Yeah. 282 00:19:44.631 --> 00:19:48.256 - So, what exactly does this thing do? 283 00:19:48.256 --> 00:19:49.118 - A lot. 284 00:19:50.292 --> 00:19:53.226 That is, when it's fully functioning. 285 00:19:53.226 --> 00:19:57.575 Admittedly, there have been a few kinks. 286 00:19:57.575 --> 00:20:00.440 My father was an expert in studies of the brain. 287 00:20:00.440 --> 00:20:03.443 Behavioral, neurology, dysfunction. 288 00:20:03.443 --> 00:20:06.860 He spent a lot of time studying mental patients. 289 00:20:06.860 --> 00:20:09.311 Over the course of his tenure, he developed a theory, 290 00:20:09.311 --> 00:20:12.211 that people diagnosed with schizophrenia 291 00:20:12.211 --> 00:20:14.627 are not in fact mentally ill. 292 00:20:15.731 --> 00:20:17.250 - What's wrong with 'em? 293 00:20:18.355 --> 00:20:19.218 - Nothing. 294 00:20:20.080 --> 00:20:21.944 They're actually evolved beings 295 00:20:21.944 --> 00:20:23.739 somehow straddling our world 296 00:20:23.739 --> 00:20:26.880 and the parallel universes at the same time. 297 00:20:26.880 --> 00:20:29.228 - Which explains why they see things we don't. 298 00:20:29.228 --> 00:20:31.437 - Correct, he believed their senses were in overdrive. 299 00:20:31.437 --> 00:20:34.647 - So, he created this to disprove their diagnosis. 300 00:20:34.647 --> 00:20:35.889 - At first. 301 00:20:35.889 --> 00:20:37.374 Then he realized that schizophrenics 302 00:20:37.374 --> 00:20:38.927 aren't the only ones who can have these experiences. 303 00:20:38.927 --> 00:20:42.241 You have psychics, people who have paranormal encounters. 304 00:20:42.241 --> 00:20:44.795 - Tweakers. - Yes, actually-- 305 00:20:44.795 --> 00:20:46.797 - Angels and demons. 306 00:20:46.797 --> 00:20:48.074 Alien sightings. 307 00:20:48.074 --> 00:20:50.145 - Or, or what you think is an alien sighting. 308 00:20:50.145 --> 00:20:52.147 - Yeah, the deeper he dug the more he realized 309 00:20:52.147 --> 00:20:54.701 that the people who witnessed these kinds of phenomenon 310 00:20:54.701 --> 00:20:56.116 all have one thing in common. 311 00:20:57.877 --> 00:21:00.259 - Their brains have hypersensitive pineal glands. 312 00:21:01.536 --> 00:21:02.537 - Correct. 313 00:21:03.986 --> 00:21:06.679 - So, this stimulates the pineal gland 314 00:21:06.679 --> 00:21:10.199 so that the average person can also see these entities. 315 00:21:10.199 --> 00:21:11.166 - Yeah. 316 00:21:11.166 --> 00:21:13.789 - Brilliant. 317 00:21:13.789 --> 00:21:16.275 - Yeah, if it actually works. 318 00:21:17.241 --> 00:21:18.069 You've tried it? 319 00:21:22.004 --> 00:21:22.833 And? 320 00:21:24.835 --> 00:21:26.112 - It really works. 321 00:21:27.838 --> 00:21:29.736 - Let's get this party started! 322 00:21:34.431 --> 00:21:35.915 - I told you it was a good reason. 323 00:22:21.719 --> 00:22:25.447 - So, all this time you knew what Crawford was up to? 324 00:22:28.933 --> 00:22:30.141 - Yeah. 325 00:22:30.141 --> 00:22:31.833 - Why didn't you say anything? 326 00:22:31.833 --> 00:22:34.111 Could have spared Mara a lot of worry. 327 00:22:34.111 --> 00:22:37.045 - Because he asked me not to. 328 00:22:37.045 --> 00:22:40.842 And the fact that all this is bullshit anyway. 329 00:22:40.842 --> 00:22:42.291 - I don't know. 330 00:22:42.291 --> 00:22:45.156 I've experienced some pretty fantastic phenomenon. 331 00:22:45.156 --> 00:22:46.779 Anything's possible. 332 00:22:46.779 --> 00:22:48.677 - Come on, you cannot possibly believe 333 00:22:48.677 --> 00:22:51.093 that that thing does what Crawford says it does. 334 00:22:55.822 --> 00:22:57.997 Look, his old man was nuts. 335 00:22:57.997 --> 00:23:00.827 And Crawford, he's a close second. 336 00:23:00.827 --> 00:23:02.346 I love the guy, I do, 337 00:23:02.346 --> 00:23:05.384 but that Adderall habit's clearly taken its toll. 338 00:23:07.869 --> 00:23:09.595 Speaking of tolls. 339 00:23:10.803 --> 00:23:13.771 Have I told you that we should go out sometime? 340 00:23:13.771 --> 00:23:15.635 - Only if you bring a girl for me. 341 00:23:16.498 --> 00:23:18.362 - I love threesomes. 342 00:23:36.967 --> 00:23:37.795 What is it? 343 00:23:44.733 --> 00:23:45.838 - Something's here. 344 00:23:49.255 --> 00:23:51.395 I can feel his energy. 345 00:23:55.261 --> 00:23:59.679 - And that would be our cue to go back. 346 00:23:59.679 --> 00:24:00.680 - No. 347 00:24:09.378 --> 00:24:13.003 - Stay behind me, and keep your eyes open. 348 00:24:14.107 --> 00:24:16.696 And a couple of warnings. 349 00:24:16.696 --> 00:24:18.215 - Warnings? 350 00:24:18.215 --> 00:24:20.320 - The Resonator creates minor side effects. 351 00:24:20.320 --> 00:24:21.805 Slight headache. 352 00:24:21.805 --> 00:24:23.738 You may feel mildly aroused. 353 00:24:23.738 --> 00:24:24.601 - More than normal? 354 00:24:24.601 --> 00:24:25.809 - Shut up. 355 00:24:25.809 --> 00:24:27.327 - Stay focused. 356 00:24:27.327 --> 00:24:30.020 It's your senses going into overdrive, and don't move. 357 00:24:30.020 --> 00:24:32.401 They can't see you, if you stay still. 358 00:24:34.473 --> 00:24:35.301 Ready? 359 00:24:38.925 --> 00:24:41.238 Remember, if you see anything at all, point it out. 360 00:24:41.238 --> 00:24:42.446 Some of them can be 361 00:24:43.551 --> 00:24:44.483 testy. 362 00:24:44.483 --> 00:24:46.208 - Get real. 363 00:24:50.972 --> 00:24:51.869 - Here we go. 364 00:25:05.400 --> 00:25:07.126 - This thing leak radiation? 365 00:25:07.126 --> 00:25:09.508 - Not as far as I know. 366 00:25:09.508 --> 00:25:11.061 Just keep your eyes open. 367 00:25:11.061 --> 00:25:12.925 The moment you see one of them, I'm shutting it off. 368 00:25:54.725 --> 00:25:55.657 - Crawford. 369 00:27:01.516 --> 00:27:03.587 - Whoa. 370 00:27:03.587 --> 00:27:04.761 I... 371 00:27:04.761 --> 00:27:07.660 I am a big fan of this thing. 372 00:27:13.079 --> 00:27:17.532 - Please tell me we just looked into the future. 373 00:28:12.207 --> 00:28:13.036 - Yeah. 374 00:28:13.933 --> 00:28:15.452 - Just checking on you. 375 00:28:16.833 --> 00:28:17.696 - I'm good, just 376 00:28:19.905 --> 00:28:20.802 frustrated. 377 00:28:22.355 --> 00:28:24.323 - Don't beat yourself up. 378 00:28:24.323 --> 00:28:27.533 You said you had the Resonator working before, right? 379 00:28:27.533 --> 00:28:28.776 - Sort of. 380 00:28:28.776 --> 00:28:30.018 - Then you'll get it working again. 381 00:28:31.640 --> 00:28:35.368 You're right, this thing could change the world. 382 00:28:35.368 --> 00:28:37.370 - Every time I think I'm getting close, 383 00:28:38.786 --> 00:28:40.788 something goes wrong. 384 00:28:40.788 --> 00:28:43.549 - Well, you just had a testing phase. 385 00:28:43.549 --> 00:28:46.103 It's not like anything tragic has unfolded. 386 00:28:47.070 --> 00:28:49.728 If anybody can do it, it's you. 387 00:28:49.728 --> 00:28:51.143 I believe in you. 388 00:28:54.422 --> 00:28:55.250 - Thanks. 389 00:28:58.184 --> 00:28:59.358 Hey, listen, I'm gonna get a couple hours sleep 390 00:28:59.358 --> 00:29:00.808 then head back to the lab. 391 00:29:02.844 --> 00:29:04.777 - Tell everyone to meet me there tomorrow night at eight. 392 00:29:04.777 --> 00:29:05.640 - Okay. 393 00:29:07.849 --> 00:29:08.712 Crawford? 394 00:29:10.231 --> 00:29:11.680 - Yeah? 395 00:29:11.680 --> 00:29:13.959 - I love you. 396 00:29:17.963 --> 00:29:18.929 - Good night. 397 00:29:23.727 --> 00:29:25.177 - Can I ask you something? 398 00:29:25.177 --> 00:29:26.074 - Yeah. 399 00:29:29.250 --> 00:29:31.252 - Does my telling you that I love you 400 00:29:31.252 --> 00:29:33.772 have any effect on you at all? 401 00:29:37.776 --> 00:29:39.501 - I'm sorry, Mara. 402 00:29:41.055 --> 00:29:43.782 That phrase wasn't exactly thrown around a lot in my family. 403 00:29:44.713 --> 00:29:47.509 It doesn't mean I don't care. 404 00:29:49.753 --> 00:29:51.479 - Gotcha. 405 00:29:53.792 --> 00:29:55.138 Guess it's good night then. 406 00:30:09.255 --> 00:30:10.947 - You shouldn't be playing God, Crawford. 407 00:30:16.676 --> 00:30:18.299 - Dad? 408 00:30:18.299 --> 00:30:19.748 - There are things in our universe 409 00:30:19.748 --> 00:30:22.648 not meant for the eyes of mortals. 410 00:30:22.648 --> 00:30:23.822 Dismantle it, son. 411 00:30:25.168 --> 00:30:26.928 You're not only risking lives, 412 00:30:26.928 --> 00:30:29.655 you're manipulating time itself. 413 00:30:29.655 --> 00:30:31.346 - I can get it to work properly. 414 00:30:31.346 --> 00:30:35.143 - You saw for yourself, the results can be disastrous. 415 00:30:35.143 --> 00:30:38.008 - It can help people, I know it. 416 00:30:38.008 --> 00:30:39.941 - My calculations were wrong. 417 00:30:41.494 --> 00:30:43.980 The device, it has the potential to tear a hole 418 00:30:43.980 --> 00:30:46.914 in your dimension that can never be closed. 419 00:30:48.639 --> 00:30:51.125 Destroy it before it's too late! 420 00:30:52.229 --> 00:30:53.403 - He's right, Crawford. 421 00:30:53.403 --> 00:30:54.956 Don't be an asshole. 422 00:31:34.030 --> 00:31:34.720 - All right, I've got this figured out. 423 00:31:34.720 --> 00:31:35.755 Hey, listen up! 424 00:31:35.755 --> 00:31:36.929 Come over here. 425 00:31:36.929 --> 00:31:38.689 - But I still have egg rolls to destroy. 426 00:31:38.689 --> 00:31:39.794 - Crawford, you have to eat. 427 00:31:39.794 --> 00:31:41.416 - Bear, go wide. 428 00:31:41.416 --> 00:31:42.521 - I'm serious, I think I fixed it. 429 00:31:45.558 --> 00:31:47.077 - Time for another bite of the show. 430 00:31:47.077 --> 00:31:48.907 - Last time it bifracted, the power source got yanked, 431 00:31:48.907 --> 00:31:50.218 the pins in the connector shorted, 432 00:31:50.218 --> 00:31:51.668 and corrupted the program. 433 00:31:51.668 --> 00:31:52.980 I fixed the pins, reinstalled the operating system, 434 00:31:52.980 --> 00:31:55.016 and according to this... 435 00:32:01.781 --> 00:32:02.817 - It's Showtime. 436 00:32:03.991 --> 00:32:05.544 - Remember, keep your distance. 437 00:32:05.544 --> 00:32:07.235 If you see anything at all, point it out. 438 00:32:08.927 --> 00:32:10.859 - I can't leave it on for long. 439 00:32:10.859 --> 00:32:12.137 - What's that for? 440 00:32:14.035 --> 00:32:15.243 - Insurance. 441 00:32:18.867 --> 00:32:20.317 Connection good? 442 00:32:22.941 --> 00:32:24.425 - Says all power sources linked. 443 00:32:24.425 --> 00:32:25.771 - Full capacity? 444 00:32:25.771 --> 00:32:26.599 - Yeah. 445 00:32:27.738 --> 00:32:28.670 - Punch it. 446 00:33:04.844 --> 00:33:06.950 - Whoa, head rush. 447 00:33:06.950 --> 00:33:09.504 - Don't move. 448 00:33:15.510 --> 00:33:17.512 - My head. 449 00:33:17.512 --> 00:33:19.100 - That's your dopamine, try and stay still. 450 00:33:19.100 --> 00:33:21.171 It can see you when you move. 451 00:33:37.118 --> 00:33:38.361 - You feel that? 452 00:33:40.018 --> 00:33:41.260 - Yes. 453 00:34:19.402 --> 00:34:20.506 - It's happening. 454 00:35:00.822 --> 00:35:02.238 - Take me! 455 00:35:08.106 --> 00:35:08.968 Take me. 456 00:35:10.315 --> 00:35:11.557 Take me. 457 00:35:13.456 --> 00:35:17.080 I want you inside me. 458 00:35:53.910 --> 00:35:56.740 - Crawford, you must end this. 459 00:35:56.740 --> 00:35:59.778 Power down the device and never turn it back on. 460 00:35:59.778 --> 00:36:02.953 There's things not meant for the eyes of mortals. 461 00:36:02.953 --> 00:36:04.162 Crawford. 462 00:36:05.577 --> 00:36:06.819 Son. 463 00:36:08.821 --> 00:36:12.446 I'm working, please find your mother. 464 00:36:13.274 --> 00:36:14.517 Son, you can't help me. 465 00:36:16.346 --> 00:36:17.451 Please! 466 00:36:32.328 --> 00:36:33.570 Son. 467 00:36:35.538 --> 00:36:36.780 Turn it off. 468 00:36:47.135 --> 00:36:48.723 - You did it. 469 00:36:54.626 --> 00:36:55.834 - Turn it off! 470 00:36:59.389 --> 00:37:00.839 - No! 471 00:37:43.157 --> 00:37:44.917 Bear, keep a look out. 472 00:37:46.436 --> 00:37:49.439 - Tell me she's gonna be okay! 473 00:37:50.440 --> 00:37:53.512 - Hold the chest compressions. 474 00:37:55.134 --> 00:37:57.136 Carrie, put your hand here. 475 00:37:57.136 --> 00:37:59.069 Bear, Bear, tear some tape, and the stints, 476 00:37:59.069 --> 00:38:00.347 pour it over the gauze. 477 00:38:00.347 --> 00:38:01.520 - Come on, Mara! 478 00:38:07.285 --> 00:38:08.941 - Come on, we gotta keep going! 479 00:38:08.941 --> 00:38:10.667 - This can't be happening. 480 00:38:10.667 --> 00:38:11.668 - A little late for that! 481 00:38:11.668 --> 00:38:13.636 Everybody back! 482 00:38:13.636 --> 00:38:15.258 Clear! 483 00:38:17.985 --> 00:38:20.125 Clear! 484 00:38:20.125 --> 00:38:22.161 - Mara, don't do this. 485 00:38:25.682 --> 00:38:26.959 Do it again. 486 00:38:36.969 --> 00:38:38.385 You're gonna be okay. 487 00:38:38.385 --> 00:38:39.765 I'm so sorry. 488 00:39:55.013 --> 00:39:56.808 - Missed you in Trig today. 489 00:39:58.188 --> 00:39:59.224 - I had a long night. 490 00:40:02.779 --> 00:40:04.056 - Same. 491 00:40:07.991 --> 00:40:08.820 - How is she? 492 00:40:10.338 --> 00:40:15.274 - Lacerated oblique, but she's gonna be fine. 493 00:40:15.274 --> 00:40:18.450 - I was able to track down a bunch of ice. 494 00:40:18.450 --> 00:40:20.072 She's feeling good, considering. 495 00:40:21.039 --> 00:40:22.696 You should call her. 496 00:40:22.696 --> 00:40:23.524 - Yeah, I will. 497 00:40:24.560 --> 00:40:28.391 - So what are we gonna do? 498 00:40:31.118 --> 00:40:33.465 We all agree that this has to go, right? 499 00:40:34.535 --> 00:40:35.640 - Brandon. 500 00:40:35.640 --> 00:40:37.124 - No, Crawford. 501 00:40:37.124 --> 00:40:39.885 We could have been taken out by those things. 502 00:40:39.885 --> 00:40:43.233 - I am on the precipice of something revolutionary. 503 00:40:43.233 --> 00:40:46.340 - You're on the precipice of mass death. 504 00:40:46.340 --> 00:40:47.445 Look at yourself. 505 00:40:48.963 --> 00:40:52.553 You have no idea what this thing is actually capable of! 506 00:40:54.003 --> 00:40:55.901 It's taking its toll on you, man. 507 00:40:55.901 --> 00:40:57.627 You're not even thinking straight. 508 00:40:57.627 --> 00:40:59.180 - I just need to reconfigure the vectors-- 509 00:40:59.180 --> 00:41:01.769 - Your Dad's gone, Crawford! 510 00:41:01.769 --> 00:41:05.463 He's dead! 511 00:41:05.463 --> 00:41:07.119 I know, man. 512 00:41:07.119 --> 00:41:09.639 I know you love the guy a lot, but this, 513 00:41:09.639 --> 00:41:12.055 this is never gonna bring him back! 514 00:41:13.436 --> 00:41:15.576 You proved his theory, now move on! 515 00:41:16.888 --> 00:41:18.199 It's dangerous. 516 00:41:20.270 --> 00:41:21.375 Take it apart. 517 00:41:22.756 --> 00:41:25.103 You can rebuild it once you know more about it, but. 518 00:41:26.484 --> 00:41:28.831 Come on, look what happened to Mara. 519 00:41:29.935 --> 00:41:30.798 - Okay. 520 00:41:38.219 --> 00:41:40.808 I'm sorry I put you all in danger. 521 00:41:42.603 --> 00:41:44.467 - Why was Brian's coat in your car? 522 00:41:46.676 --> 00:41:49.507 His jacket, it was in your car. 523 00:41:51.543 --> 00:41:52.924 - He must have left it there. 524 00:41:52.924 --> 00:41:54.512 - No, no. 525 00:41:54.512 --> 00:41:56.790 Saturday night, after me and him ganked that shit for you 526 00:41:56.790 --> 00:42:00.448 from Gordon's lab, he said that he was coming here. 527 00:42:01.588 --> 00:42:04.107 You said you hadn't seen him since Friday. 528 00:42:04.107 --> 00:42:05.592 He was here after that. 529 00:42:09.147 --> 00:42:11.114 - You're gonna pile on too, Bear. 530 00:42:12.081 --> 00:42:13.289 - Brian was here? 531 00:42:13.289 --> 00:42:14.117 - Is that true? 532 00:42:15.533 --> 00:42:17.500 - Where the fuck is he? 533 00:42:17.500 --> 00:42:18.570 - Canada. 534 00:42:19.916 --> 00:42:21.297 Quebec to be exact. 535 00:42:24.024 --> 00:42:25.577 Jail. 536 00:42:25.577 --> 00:42:27.545 Twink like that should be very popular. 537 00:42:28.960 --> 00:42:30.133 I spoke to his mother. 538 00:42:31.549 --> 00:42:33.792 It seems your friend was running prescription meds 539 00:42:33.792 --> 00:42:34.724 across the border. 540 00:42:36.243 --> 00:42:37.244 It's very sloppy. 541 00:42:38.556 --> 00:42:42.249 I also saw some very interesting campus security video. 542 00:42:42.249 --> 00:42:43.457 It seemed you all have been very busy 543 00:42:43.457 --> 00:42:45.459 with your after hours thievery. 544 00:42:47.495 --> 00:42:49.221 Do not say one word about any of this 545 00:42:49.221 --> 00:42:51.845 to anyone or you all will end up in jail. 546 00:42:54.261 --> 00:42:55.883 Okay, this is the moment where you run back to class 547 00:42:55.883 --> 00:42:57.644 before I have to expel you. 548 00:43:02.994 --> 00:43:03.788 Bye-bye. 549 00:43:10.588 --> 00:43:13.970 Crawford Tillinghast. 550 00:43:13.970 --> 00:43:16.766 So much for your father's efforts dying when he did. 551 00:43:26.811 --> 00:43:27.881 - He knows about the stolen stuff! 552 00:43:27.881 --> 00:43:29.227 - Now what do we do? 553 00:43:29.227 --> 00:43:31.332 - Lay low, till he leaves. 554 00:43:31.332 --> 00:43:32.610 - No, I can't lose my scholarship 555 00:43:32.610 --> 00:43:34.681 over Crawford's stupid love machine. 556 00:43:34.681 --> 00:43:36.648 - Oh, Mara isn't picking up. 557 00:43:36.648 --> 00:43:38.029 - Fuck it. - No, no. 558 00:43:38.029 --> 00:43:39.547 We need to talk to Mara first. 559 00:43:53.734 --> 00:43:54.632 - It doesn't work. 560 00:43:56.564 --> 00:43:58.636 - It was working last night. 561 00:43:58.636 --> 00:43:59.429 - No. 562 00:44:01.121 --> 00:44:02.018 No, they're right. 563 00:44:03.641 --> 00:44:05.608 The resonator needs to be reconfigured. 564 00:44:06.920 --> 00:44:09.716 The beings that came through were uncontrollable. 565 00:44:09.716 --> 00:44:10.889 I have to contain the scope or anyone 566 00:44:10.889 --> 00:44:12.580 near it is a sitting duck. 567 00:44:15.653 --> 00:44:16.792 - Turn it on. 568 00:44:18.794 --> 00:44:19.967 - No. 569 00:44:22.694 --> 00:44:23.661 - Turn it on. 570 00:44:30.253 --> 00:44:31.599 - It's not ready. 571 00:44:34.879 --> 00:44:36.639 - Turn it on. 572 00:44:39.124 --> 00:44:39.953 - Stand back. 573 00:44:43.301 --> 00:44:44.267 Over there! 574 00:44:49.548 --> 00:44:50.618 - That's it. 575 00:44:58.661 --> 00:44:59.800 Now activate it. 576 00:45:16.127 --> 00:45:16.955 You idiot! 577 00:45:21.201 --> 00:45:24.066 The sheriff is gonna be very interested to learn 578 00:45:24.066 --> 00:45:26.309 who stole the uranium. 579 00:45:26.309 --> 00:45:28.173 And not to mention your obvious responsibility 580 00:45:28.173 --> 00:45:30.866 for Hemingway's disappearance. 581 00:45:30.866 --> 00:45:32.212 Yes, that's right. 582 00:45:32.212 --> 00:45:34.559 We both know he's not in jail. 583 00:45:35.733 --> 00:45:38.459 Now, you have one hour to get that working. 584 00:45:39.495 --> 00:45:41.566 If it's not functioning when I return, 585 00:45:41.566 --> 00:45:44.431 you'll be looking at some very serious jail time or worse. 586 00:45:44.431 --> 00:45:45.950 - It's dangerous. 587 00:45:45.950 --> 00:45:47.537 - Don't talk to anyone. 588 00:45:47.537 --> 00:45:48.987 If your friends call, 589 00:45:48.987 --> 00:45:51.783 you tell them that you've decided to take their advice, 590 00:45:51.783 --> 00:45:55.166 and you're dismantling it, understand? 591 00:45:57.651 --> 00:45:59.273 Good boy, Crawford. 592 00:45:59.273 --> 00:46:01.137 Now, you play your cards, right, 593 00:46:01.137 --> 00:46:02.345 you'll earn a little extra credit 594 00:46:02.345 --> 00:46:03.761 at the end of the semester. 595 00:46:04.969 --> 00:46:08.904 Good for you. 596 00:46:23.090 --> 00:46:23.988 - You're up. 597 00:46:23.988 --> 00:46:24.816 - Yeah. 598 00:46:26.231 --> 00:46:27.715 - Amoxicillin. 599 00:46:27.715 --> 00:46:29.269 That'll spare you any infection. 600 00:46:29.269 --> 00:46:30.201 - Thanks. 601 00:46:30.201 --> 00:46:31.789 - How are you feeling? 602 00:46:31.789 --> 00:46:33.825 - Well, I won't be doing sit-ups anytime soon, 603 00:46:33.825 --> 00:46:35.482 but I'm walking. 604 00:46:35.482 --> 00:46:36.897 - Have you heard from Crawford? 605 00:46:39.520 --> 00:46:40.832 - No. 606 00:46:40.832 --> 00:46:41.833 - Wallace showed up. 607 00:46:43.524 --> 00:46:44.629 - What? 608 00:46:44.629 --> 00:46:45.837 Why? 609 00:46:45.837 --> 00:46:47.425 - He knows what the Resonator is. 610 00:46:49.082 --> 00:46:50.221 - Where's Crawford? 611 00:46:50.221 --> 00:46:51.739 - Still at the warehouse. 612 00:46:51.739 --> 00:46:55.536 - He was about to dismantle it, and then he just shows up. 613 00:46:55.536 --> 00:46:57.021 - Wallace told us to leave and not to tell anyone 614 00:46:57.021 --> 00:46:58.436 about the device. 615 00:46:59.609 --> 00:47:02.371 Guys, I have a really bad feeling about this. 616 00:47:02.371 --> 00:47:05.339 - Hey, random question, 617 00:47:05.339 --> 00:47:07.514 but your parents have any guns? 618 00:51:54.835 --> 00:51:57.804 - That will be quite enough of that. 619 00:52:32.390 --> 00:52:34.289 Go fuck yourself. 620 00:53:20.611 --> 00:53:21.819 - Nice form. 621 00:53:55.473 --> 00:53:56.336 - Wallace. 622 00:53:57.889 --> 00:54:00.237 - Your programming skills are very advanced. 623 00:54:01.307 --> 00:54:03.723 It warms my heart to see you 624 00:54:03.723 --> 00:54:06.691 getting the most out of the curriculum, Crawford. 625 00:54:06.691 --> 00:54:08.521 - What are you doing? 626 00:54:08.521 --> 00:54:11.006 - What does it look like I'm doing? 627 00:54:11.006 --> 00:54:14.837 I'm using science to preserve humanity. 628 00:54:16.908 --> 00:54:19.911 Alter history, dominate the world. 629 00:54:19.911 --> 00:54:22.604 Just a typical Tuesday actually. 630 00:54:23.536 --> 00:54:24.606 - We can work on this together, 631 00:54:24.606 --> 00:54:27.264 but my calculations are wrong. 632 00:54:27.264 --> 00:54:29.404 - I'll be the judge of that. 633 00:54:29.404 --> 00:54:31.198 - Wallace, listen to me. 634 00:54:31.198 --> 00:54:32.614 You cannot power this thing up. 635 00:54:32.614 --> 00:54:35.582 There will be unspeakable death if it gets out of control. 636 00:54:35.582 --> 00:54:38.136 - You sound like your pathetic father. 637 00:54:38.136 --> 00:54:41.485 So worried that someone is gonna steal his thunder, 638 00:54:41.485 --> 00:54:44.591 that he's gonna lie to keep this monumental discovery 639 00:54:44.591 --> 00:54:45.661 to himself. 640 00:54:45.661 --> 00:54:47.629 - Do not turn it on! 641 00:54:47.629 --> 00:54:50.148 - What you don't understand is your father 642 00:54:50.148 --> 00:54:52.979 and I both created the Resonator. 643 00:54:54.912 --> 00:54:58.916 I designed the schematic and he took it to the next level. 644 00:54:58.916 --> 00:55:01.505 Unfortunately, our motives were completely different. 645 00:55:02.782 --> 00:55:04.853 He wanted to help mankind. 646 00:55:07.200 --> 00:55:08.753 I wanted to become a God. 647 00:55:11.204 --> 00:55:13.137 That's why he had to go. 648 00:55:15.346 --> 00:55:16.313 - You killed him. 649 00:55:38.990 --> 00:55:40.337 - That's it. 650 00:55:43.340 --> 00:55:46.032 That's it. 651 00:56:12.369 --> 00:56:13.611 I can feel it. 652 00:56:32.527 --> 00:56:35.219 What your father failed to tell you, Crawford, 653 00:56:36.220 --> 00:56:37.359 about these beasts, 654 00:56:39.326 --> 00:56:40.638 if you want you control them 655 00:56:43.227 --> 00:56:46.955 you would have to become one of them. 656 00:56:52.512 --> 00:56:54.411 I can feel it! 657 00:57:38.455 --> 00:57:39.628 - Told you I kick ass. 658 00:57:47.809 --> 00:57:52.814 - Time to join your father in hell! 659 00:58:14.318 --> 00:58:17.079 At last. 660 00:58:18.184 --> 00:58:20.186 - Get away from my son! 661 00:58:25.640 --> 00:58:28.021 It has the potential to tear a four-way dimension 662 00:58:28.021 --> 00:58:29.989 that can never be closed. 663 00:58:31.715 --> 00:58:35.235 There are things not meant for the eyes of mortals. 664 00:58:35.235 --> 00:58:36.478 Never toy with our home. 665 00:59:08.786 --> 00:59:11.686 - Crawford. 666 00:59:16.932 --> 00:59:19.832 Whoa, hello to you too. 667 00:59:20.867 --> 00:59:22.524 - How are you feeling? 668 00:59:22.524 --> 00:59:24.215 - Great, how are you? 669 00:59:25.941 --> 00:59:26.770 - Good. 670 00:59:28.875 --> 00:59:31.913 You are so beautiful. 671 00:59:33.570 --> 00:59:35.192 There's something I've been meaning to tell you. 672 00:59:35.192 --> 00:59:36.987 - Oh yeah? - Yeah. 673 00:59:37.988 --> 00:59:39.714 I'm sorry I've been so distant. 674 00:59:41.129 --> 00:59:43.096 I should've said this 1000 times before the day. 675 00:59:44.960 --> 00:59:45.789 - What? 676 00:59:47.376 --> 00:59:48.550 - I love you. 677 00:59:49.413 --> 00:59:50.379 - I sure hope so. 678 00:59:51.553 --> 00:59:54.314 I love you too, Mr. Tillinghast. 679 00:59:57.076 --> 00:59:59.423 - If it isn't the most brilliant minds Miskatonic U 680 00:59:59.423 --> 01:00:00.251 has ever known. 681 01:00:03.185 --> 01:00:05.463 Well, happy Friday to you too. 682 01:00:05.463 --> 01:00:07.811 Let me guess, more Tillinghast drama? 683 01:00:10.123 --> 01:00:11.608 - Hey, guys. 684 01:00:11.608 --> 01:00:12.747 - Yo, Carrie, want to meet up at Stu's tonight? 685 01:00:12.747 --> 01:00:13.679 - I'm in. 686 01:00:13.679 --> 01:00:16.302 - Well, Mara, what do you say? 687 01:00:16.302 --> 01:00:17.855 Miskatonic brainiacs all together? 688 01:00:17.855 --> 01:00:18.753 Little Friday festivities? 689 01:00:18.753 --> 01:00:20.617 - I have a full day. 690 01:00:21.928 --> 01:00:23.620 - And? I'm gonna spend the next six hours 691 01:00:23.620 --> 01:00:25.138 cutting up a cadaver. 692 01:00:25.138 --> 01:00:26.415 Come on. 693 01:00:26.415 --> 01:00:27.244 What's wrong? 694 01:00:28.176 --> 01:00:29.626 - Today's Friday? 695 01:00:29.626 --> 01:00:31.386 - Uh, yeah. 696 01:00:31.386 --> 01:00:32.214 - Crawford! 697 01:00:33.975 --> 01:00:35.459 What up? 698 01:00:35.459 --> 01:00:38.255 We nabbed those components you wanted from Gordon's lab. 699 01:00:38.255 --> 01:00:39.877 - Oh yeah, sorry. 700 01:00:39.877 --> 01:00:41.396 This is my bud from upstate. 701 01:00:41.396 --> 01:00:42.604 He just enrolled. 702 01:00:42.604 --> 01:00:44.571 Gang, meet Herbert West. 703 01:00:45.676 --> 01:00:46.504 - How do you do?