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 00:01:14.335 --> 00:01:17.990 You often hear people say things like, "Life is strange." 4 00:01:18.034 --> 00:01:22.038 But I don't think it's quite as strange as people think it is, 5 00:01:22.082 --> 00:01:26.651 because coincidences are not as prevalent as we are led to believe. 6 00:01:26.695 --> 00:01:30.742 Now, our time on this planet is far more rooted 7 00:01:30.786 --> 00:01:33.484 in cause and effect than any of us believe. 8 00:01:33.528 --> 00:01:35.791 And the ancient civilizations knew it, 9 00:01:35.834 --> 00:01:38.968 conscious of an interconnectedness that binds us. 10 00:01:39.011 --> 00:01:44.452 But if we are connected, why are we so far apart? 11 00:01:44.495 --> 00:01:47.368 Cause and effect? Ones and zeroes? 12 00:01:47.411 --> 00:01:50.806 But what are the ones and zeroes? Just an invention? 13 00:01:50.849 --> 00:01:55.985 A means of distinguishing between a single something and multiple somethings? 14 00:01:56.028 --> 00:01:59.249 Someone had to invent numbers to make sense of it. 15 00:01:59.293 --> 00:02:01.208 What if those ancient philosophers, 16 00:02:01.251 --> 00:02:03.340 visionaries, mathematicians, astronomers 17 00:02:03.384 --> 00:02:06.126 knew things most of us don't know? 18 00:02:06.169 --> 00:02:09.825 And those things are kept secret from us? 19 00:02:09.868 --> 00:02:12.697 What if we only sense that we are bound together 20 00:02:12.741 --> 00:02:14.917 in this experiment called humanity, 21 00:02:14.960 --> 00:02:17.180 but the real connection is not there? 22 00:02:17.224 --> 00:02:19.443 What if there is a grid of energy 23 00:02:19.487 --> 00:02:22.403 that stretches from pole to pole? 24 00:02:22.446 --> 00:02:25.797 I've discovered that this is the singular truth 25 00:02:25.841 --> 00:02:29.932 if not of this universe then certainly of this world. 26 00:02:29.975 --> 00:02:33.544 The course I took to figure it out was an arduous one, 27 00:02:33.588 --> 00:02:36.721 and the twists and turns while in the midst of them, 28 00:02:36.765 --> 00:02:40.725 seem to be, as they say, strange. 29 00:02:40.769 --> 00:02:44.207 But such is life. 30 00:02:47.167 --> 00:02:50.213 Despite nearly three decades as a public figure of some renown, 31 00:02:50.257 --> 00:02:53.260 Finley Hart remains somewhat of an enigma. 32 00:02:53.303 --> 00:02:55.914 Hart Enterprises was at the forefront of technological advances 33 00:02:55.958 --> 00:02:58.221 such as microprocessors, personal computers, 34 00:02:58.265 --> 00:03:00.267 and the creation of the internet, 35 00:03:00.310 --> 00:03:02.530 and in the 1980s, moved their headquarters 36 00:03:02.573 --> 00:03:04.488 to a sprawling new campus in Northern California. 37 00:03:04.532 --> 00:03:07.056 Finley Hart always considered Hart a family business, 38 00:03:07.099 --> 00:03:09.798 and hired his sister Rebecca to head up the analytics department. 39 00:03:09.841 --> 00:03:14.106 In 1983, Rebecca would introduce Finley to Samantha Hart, 40 00:03:14.150 --> 00:03:16.283 a systems engineer who would later marry... 41 00:03:16.326 --> 00:03:19.634 As former employees alleged, he has a mercurial personality. 42 00:03:19.677 --> 00:03:22.506 Hakan Nordquist, the Chairman of the Board for Hart Enterprises, 43 00:03:22.550 --> 00:03:26.380 and close friend of its founder, dismisses such allegations. 44 00:03:26.423 --> 00:03:27.511 That's bullshit. 45 00:03:27.555 --> 00:03:29.339 What can I say? 46 00:03:29.383 --> 00:03:32.516 Okay, is Finley driven? Absolutely. 47 00:03:32.560 --> 00:03:36.912 He's driven to innovate, to move forward, to excel, to achieve. 48 00:03:36.955 --> 00:03:39.306 Is he tough to work for? Absolutely. 49 00:03:39.349 --> 00:03:42.091 But what boss isn't? Thank you very much. 50 00:03:42.134 --> 00:03:46.008 ...after renowned software developer Samantha Hart has passed away... 51 00:03:46.051 --> 00:03:47.749 Mrs. Hart had suffered a troubled pregnancy 52 00:03:47.792 --> 00:03:50.273 and her son was born six weeks premature. 53 00:03:50.317 --> 00:03:52.057 Though now is in stable condition. 54 00:03:52.101 --> 00:03:53.842 The industry has been rocked by news 55 00:03:53.885 --> 00:03:55.887 that Finley Hart of Hart Enterprises 56 00:03:55.931 --> 00:03:58.107 has been ousted from the technology firm 57 00:03:58.150 --> 00:04:00.283 he founded 34 years ago in Seattle. 58 00:04:00.327 --> 00:04:01.980 The Hart Enterprise's board of directors 59 00:04:02.024 --> 00:04:03.808 was reportedly blindsided by news 60 00:04:03.852 --> 00:04:06.158 that Mr. Hart had diverted company funds 61 00:04:06.202 --> 00:04:07.812 to finance a secretive project 62 00:04:07.856 --> 00:04:09.727 called the Quantinuum Initiative. 63 00:04:09.771 --> 00:04:11.294 Details are sketchy on just what 64 00:04:11.338 --> 00:04:13.253 the Quantinuum Initiative entailed. 65 00:04:13.296 --> 00:04:15.255 Continued allegations from a former developer 66 00:04:15.298 --> 00:04:17.692 for Hart Enterprises who claims some familiarity 67 00:04:17.735 --> 00:04:19.650 with the Quantinuum Initiative. 68 00:04:19.694 --> 00:04:21.217 Every app he created or financed 69 00:04:21.261 --> 00:04:22.827 was designed to collect user data. 70 00:04:22.871 --> 00:04:25.308 The more, um, popular apps 71 00:04:25.352 --> 00:04:27.397 allowed Finley through the Quantinuum Initiative 72 00:04:27.441 --> 00:04:29.704 to seize control of user cameras. 73 00:04:29.747 --> 00:04:32.228 Ex-billionaire Finley Hart has reportedly passed away 74 00:04:32.272 --> 00:04:34.099 due to complications from kidney failure. 75 00:04:34.143 --> 00:04:36.319 ...wife died while giving birth in 1992, 76 00:04:36.363 --> 00:04:38.452 he's survived by his sister Rebecca 77 00:04:38.495 --> 00:04:40.323 and his son, Samuel Hart. 78 00:04:40.367 --> 00:04:42.238 Again, our top story tonight, 79 00:04:42.282 --> 00:04:44.806 Finley Hart is watching us no more. 80 00:06:48.103 --> 00:06:51.498 Mom, get up. 81 00:06:54.979 --> 00:06:56.459 Mom, get up. 82 00:07:00.855 --> 00:07:01.943 Get up. 83 00:07:03.553 --> 00:07:05.337 Are you just now getting home? 84 00:07:05.381 --> 00:07:06.991 Yes. You can yell at me later, okay? 85 00:07:07.035 --> 00:07:08.689 - You have a call, remember? - What? 86 00:07:08.732 --> 00:07:10.734 - Here. - Shit. 87 00:07:24.705 --> 00:07:26.054 Oh... 88 00:07:40.503 --> 00:07:42.810 Jeez, Phil, one minute you're swinging your dick 89 00:07:42.853 --> 00:07:45.334 talking about what kind of a big shot you are, 90 00:07:45.377 --> 00:07:47.205 next minute you're crying poverty. 91 00:07:47.249 --> 00:07:49.033 I don't think you understand me, Trevor. 92 00:07:49.077 --> 00:07:50.513 My needs changed. 93 00:07:50.557 --> 00:07:51.949 And if you can't keep up, 94 00:07:51.993 --> 00:07:53.385 I will not pay the balance of your fee. 95 00:07:53.429 --> 00:07:56.171 Whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down there, cowboy. 96 00:07:56.214 --> 00:08:00.958 Breathe, breathe. Okay. You listening? 97 00:08:02.307 --> 00:08:04.745 - Yeah, I'm listening. - Good. 98 00:08:04.788 --> 00:08:07.051 Now, we had an agreement, 99 00:08:07.095 --> 00:08:08.966 and in that agreement was a deadline. 100 00:08:09.010 --> 00:08:10.925 Now you asked me to do you a favor. 101 00:08:10.968 --> 00:08:13.884 - Look, I don't need a recap. - Well, you're getting one. 102 00:08:13.928 --> 00:08:17.627 Now, in that favor, you asked us to move the deadline. 103 00:08:17.671 --> 00:08:20.543 Now, I'll meet that deadline. 104 00:08:20.587 --> 00:08:24.808 If you got some personal issues that left you cash-strapped, look, I feel for you, bro, 105 00:08:24.852 --> 00:08:29.421 but if you think that you can demand that I finish tonight, 106 00:08:29.465 --> 00:08:31.423 and threaten to withhold my funds 107 00:08:31.467 --> 00:08:34.165 because you think I'm some kind of nerd 108 00:08:34.209 --> 00:08:36.080 that you hired off of monster.com, 109 00:08:36.124 --> 00:08:38.430 you got another thing coming, my friend. 110 00:08:38.474 --> 00:08:41.303 I can't move the deadline. Again. 111 00:08:41.346 --> 00:08:43.000 And may I ask why? 112 00:08:46.613 --> 00:08:49.877 Yes, you may, Phil, because it's date night. 113 00:09:04.326 --> 00:09:05.893 - Good morning, Ms. Schultz! - Morning. 114 00:09:05.936 --> 00:09:08.373 - How are you today? - Next time you schedule 115 00:09:08.417 --> 00:09:11.420 a conference call at the crack of dawn for me 116 00:09:11.463 --> 00:09:13.074 my hourly rate will double. 117 00:09:13.117 --> 00:09:15.772 Haven't you heard? In early risings, 118 00:09:15.816 --> 00:09:17.687 there are blessings and success? 119 00:09:17.731 --> 00:09:20.821 I need to make one thing clear and understood 120 00:09:20.864 --> 00:09:23.127 before the others hop on. 121 00:09:23.867 --> 00:09:25.652 I work for you. 122 00:09:25.695 --> 00:09:28.132 I want the deal that works for you. 123 00:09:28.176 --> 00:09:30.700 - Certainly. - However, I will not be 124 00:09:30.744 --> 00:09:32.789 - dragged into any kind of-- - I would not drag you 125 00:09:32.833 --> 00:09:36.140 into anything that you did not feel comfortable. 126 00:09:36.184 --> 00:09:38.795 Let me finish. On the call yesterday, 127 00:09:38.839 --> 00:09:42.320 you second-guessed me and it makes us both look bad. 128 00:09:43.278 --> 00:09:44.584 I am the attorney. 129 00:09:44.627 --> 00:09:46.194 If I make a suggestion 130 00:09:46.237 --> 00:09:49.023 it's with your best interest in mind. 131 00:09:49.066 --> 00:09:52.592 I understand. I regret that I let my temper get the better of me. 132 00:09:52.635 --> 00:09:55.029 - Good. - You have my assurances this will not happen again. 133 00:09:55.072 --> 00:09:57.945 So say it. I need you to say it. 134 00:09:57.988 --> 00:10:01.862 Say, "Veronica, you're the attorney. I'm not." 135 00:10:01.905 --> 00:10:05.039 Veronica, you are the attorney. I am not. 136 00:10:06.344 --> 00:10:07.563 Thank you. 137 00:10:07.607 --> 00:10:09.826 - Was that so difficult? 138 00:10:40.901 --> 00:10:42.816 Uh, Schultz, are you with us? 139 00:10:42.859 --> 00:10:44.731 I never agreed to that, and I never will! 140 00:10:44.774 --> 00:10:46.820 Can you get your client to stop yelling? 141 00:10:46.863 --> 00:10:48.386 - I'm not yelling. - Ms. Schultz? 142 00:10:48.430 --> 00:10:50.562 Look, I'm a nice guy. I'm not trying to-- 143 00:10:50.606 --> 00:10:51.912 Gentlemen, stop, I'm sorry. 144 00:10:51.955 --> 00:10:53.478 We'll have to pick this up later. 145 00:10:53.522 --> 00:10:56.264 I have to deal with a matter of urgent concern. 146 00:11:09.799 --> 00:11:10.800 Yeah? 147 00:11:16.284 --> 00:11:17.502 Who is it? 148 00:11:47.794 --> 00:11:50.231 ♪♪ 149 00:13:05.567 --> 00:13:07.351 Urgent enough to skip out on this? 150 00:13:07.395 --> 00:13:08.613 Apparently so. 151 00:13:08.657 --> 00:13:10.267 Look, just hang out there, 152 00:13:10.311 --> 00:13:11.921 it shouldn't take long. 153 00:13:11.965 --> 00:13:16.186 Oh, baby. You're not even looking at me. 154 00:13:18.319 --> 00:13:20.756 - Oh. 155 00:13:20.800 --> 00:13:23.280 Taylor... it's about Finley. 156 00:13:24.412 --> 00:13:25.587 Finley? 157 00:13:26.980 --> 00:13:28.851 Oh, okay. 158 00:13:28.895 --> 00:13:32.028 Well, I'll be waiting for you. 159 00:13:33.116 --> 00:13:34.770 I can't wait to see you. 160 00:13:34.814 --> 00:13:37.512 I can't wait to see you, too. 161 00:13:47.652 --> 00:13:50.220 Hey, babe. How you doing? 162 00:13:50.264 --> 00:13:53.049 Good. I just got here and my mom is already driving me nuts. 163 00:13:53.093 --> 00:13:55.312 - How's my boy? 164 00:13:55.356 --> 00:13:58.141 Oh, you know what? I'm doing good. I'm doing good. 165 00:13:58.185 --> 00:14:00.274 - I meant our son. - I know. 166 00:14:00.317 --> 00:14:02.145 He's-- he's doing really good. 167 00:14:02.189 --> 00:14:05.496 Uh, hey, though, where did you get that picture 168 00:14:05.540 --> 00:14:07.847 of me and Finley and Aunt Rebecca, 169 00:14:07.890 --> 00:14:09.674 the one that's hanging in the nursery? 170 00:14:09.718 --> 00:14:11.502 I didn't even know you had a picture of you and your dad. 171 00:14:11.546 --> 00:14:14.810 Somebody put it up, babe. It wasn't me. 172 00:14:14.854 --> 00:14:16.899 It wasn't me, either. 173 00:14:16.943 --> 00:14:19.423 You said you wanted to see him again, so I-- 174 00:14:19.467 --> 00:14:22.557 - Yeah, so I could tell him what a shit dad he was. 175 00:14:22.600 --> 00:14:24.559 Oh, I thought he was down for the night. 176 00:14:25.690 --> 00:14:27.388 Take me there. I wanna see him. 177 00:14:28.563 --> 00:14:29.651 Okay. 178 00:14:52.848 --> 00:14:55.764 Please complete the two-factor authorization steps 179 00:14:55.807 --> 00:14:57.548 on the authenticator app. 180 00:14:57.592 --> 00:14:59.855 If you do not have the authenticator-- 181 00:14:59.899 --> 00:15:02.031 Thank you, Mr. Matsuda. 182 00:15:19.831 --> 00:15:23.270 He's sleeping peacefully. Uh, for now. 183 00:15:23.313 --> 00:15:26.099 Oh, and here's the photo of Finley I was telling you about. 184 00:15:26.142 --> 00:15:28.014 Okay, babe. I got to go. Love you. 185 00:15:28.057 --> 00:15:29.232 I love you, too, babe. 186 00:15:31.191 --> 00:15:34.977 Well, uh, science is not creative, is it? 187 00:15:35.021 --> 00:15:38.981 It's, uh, rigid fact-based, 188 00:15:39.025 --> 00:15:41.984 uh, but art, by its very nature, is, uh, creatively-based. 189 00:15:42.028 --> 00:15:44.421 And, uh, what is creativity? 190 00:15:44.465 --> 00:15:47.598 Well, oftentimes, creativity is about connection, is it not? 191 00:15:47.642 --> 00:15:51.776 I mean, take for instance this, uh, ubiquitous thing. 192 00:15:51.820 --> 00:15:55.650 Uh, the first cell phone simply connected two, 193 00:15:55.693 --> 00:16:01.743 uh, specific ideas, uh, or the existing ideas, the phone and radio waves. 194 00:16:01.786 --> 00:16:05.355 And later, the internet and the cell phones 195 00:16:05.399 --> 00:16:07.531 led to the creation of the smart phone. 196 00:16:07.575 --> 00:16:10.795 And, uh, the functioning of these devices 197 00:16:10.839 --> 00:16:14.016 is based solely on the aforementioned science of radio waves, 198 00:16:14.060 --> 00:16:16.540 you know, information technology, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. 199 00:16:16.584 --> 00:16:21.632 But it took creative minds to, uh, connect these scientific principles in a-- a, 200 00:16:21.676 --> 00:16:27.595 you know, practical, um, user-friendly, uh... 201 00:16:32.469 --> 00:16:35.124 ♪♪ 202 00:16:58.756 --> 00:17:00.106 Alright. 203 00:17:22.389 --> 00:17:25.044 Welcome. State your name, title, 204 00:17:25.087 --> 00:17:26.741 or former title for the group. 205 00:17:26.784 --> 00:17:30.788 Title? I-- I don't have a title or position. 206 00:17:30.832 --> 00:17:33.487 Somebody wanna tell me what the hell is going on here? 207 00:17:33.530 --> 00:17:35.663 You're here because you were chosen to represent 208 00:17:35.706 --> 00:17:37.360 the Quantinuum Contingency Group. 209 00:17:37.404 --> 00:17:38.840 Joining you are Trevor Williams, 210 00:17:38.883 --> 00:17:40.755 former Chief Technology Officer 211 00:17:40.798 --> 00:17:42.496 for the Quantinuum Initiative, 212 00:17:42.539 --> 00:17:44.237 Veronica Schultz, 213 00:17:44.280 --> 00:17:46.804 former outside counsel for the Quantinuum Initiative, 214 00:17:46.848 --> 00:17:50.025 Riku Matsuda, former Chief Innovation Officer 215 00:17:50.069 --> 00:17:51.940 for the Quantinuum Initiative, 216 00:17:51.983 --> 00:17:53.289 and Hakan Nordquist, 217 00:17:53.333 --> 00:17:54.856 Chairman of the Board of Directors 218 00:17:54.899 --> 00:17:56.945 for Hart Enterprises International, 219 00:17:56.988 --> 00:18:00.253 which funded and disbanded the Quantinuum Initiative. 220 00:18:00.296 --> 00:18:03.604 Sam Hart. Proxy for Finley Hart. 221 00:18:03.647 --> 00:18:06.172 Hey, man, it's been a minute, huh? How you been? 222 00:18:06.215 --> 00:18:07.260 I'm sorry. Do we know each other? 223 00:18:07.303 --> 00:18:09.000 Yeah, we met at the visitation 224 00:18:09.044 --> 00:18:11.612 after, well, you know-- 225 00:18:11.655 --> 00:18:13.918 Sorry about your dad. Must have been tough. 226 00:18:13.962 --> 00:18:15.572 Thanks. But can we proceed? 227 00:18:15.616 --> 00:18:17.531 Yeah, sure. 228 00:18:17.574 --> 00:18:19.402 Thank you. Prior to his death, 229 00:18:19.446 --> 00:18:21.187 Mr. Finley Hart chose each of you 230 00:18:21.230 --> 00:18:23.189 to be a part of the reactivation plan. 231 00:18:23.232 --> 00:18:26.583 You're talking about that machine, aren't you? 232 00:18:26.627 --> 00:18:31.284 Yes. Step one of the reactivation protocol has been completed. 233 00:18:31.327 --> 00:18:36.115 What? Who-- who reactivated it? 234 00:18:36.158 --> 00:18:38.291 The purpose of this call is not to ascertain 235 00:18:38.334 --> 00:18:40.858 who took the initial step towards reactivation, 236 00:18:40.902 --> 00:18:42.773 but to complete the reactivation 237 00:18:42.817 --> 00:18:45.994 and therefore allow the machine to become fully functional. 238 00:18:46.037 --> 00:18:48.214 What is the Quantinuum Initiative? 239 00:18:48.257 --> 00:18:49.911 It doesn't matter what it is. 240 00:18:49.954 --> 00:18:51.565 We were given explicit information 241 00:18:51.608 --> 00:18:53.132 and instruction what we should-- 242 00:18:53.175 --> 00:18:55.873 - No-- It matters to me. - Why? 243 00:18:55.917 --> 00:18:58.659 Maybe I met you at the funeral or the visitation, okay? 244 00:18:58.702 --> 00:19:00.139 Maybe I met all of you. 245 00:19:00.182 --> 00:19:01.705 But I don't know any of you 246 00:19:01.749 --> 00:19:03.403 and I certainly didn't know Finley. 247 00:19:03.446 --> 00:19:05.622 All I know is he lost control of Hart Enterprises. 248 00:19:05.666 --> 00:19:08.451 So, you'll excuse me if I wanna know 249 00:19:08.495 --> 00:19:10.932 a little bit more of why the hell we're all here. 250 00:19:10.975 --> 00:19:12.890 I mean, you clearly all know each other. 251 00:19:12.934 --> 00:19:14.936 I don't know any of these people except the counselor. 252 00:19:14.979 --> 00:19:17.547 Okay, we all worked for your father in various capacities 253 00:19:17.591 --> 00:19:20.028 over a span of maybe 20 years. 254 00:19:20.071 --> 00:19:22.248 Our paths may have crossed but no, 255 00:19:22.291 --> 00:19:24.075 we are not well acquainted. 256 00:19:24.119 --> 00:19:25.555 Yeah, were you a part of his ouster? 257 00:19:25.599 --> 00:19:26.991 Were any of you? 258 00:19:27.035 --> 00:19:29.733 I voted in favor of keeping him. 259 00:19:29.777 --> 00:19:32.649 And then I was let go. 260 00:19:34.260 --> 00:19:36.349 - He was a good man. - If you say so. 261 00:19:36.392 --> 00:19:40.353 So, what the hell is the Quantinuum Project? 262 00:19:40.396 --> 00:19:42.485 It's fringe science, Sam. 263 00:19:42.529 --> 00:19:44.966 Alien contact, micro-technology, 264 00:19:45.009 --> 00:19:46.837 artificial intelligence, alien technology. 265 00:19:46.881 --> 00:19:48.883 As I understand, the biggest breakthroughs 266 00:19:48.926 --> 00:19:51.320 were in displacement technology. 267 00:19:51.364 --> 00:19:54.758 You mean like moving objects? Like teleportation? 268 00:19:54.802 --> 00:19:58.458 Exactly. Teleportation, moving objects, people. 269 00:19:58.501 --> 00:20:01.200 And, well, while Ms. Schultz is correct to say 270 00:20:01.243 --> 00:20:04.638 that the Quantinuum Initiative saw the biggest breakthrough 271 00:20:04.681 --> 00:20:06.814 in the field of displacement technology, 272 00:20:06.857 --> 00:20:10.252 it was also where we experienced our biggest controversies. 273 00:20:10.296 --> 00:20:14.909 The central aspect of the project was the machine, 274 00:20:14.952 --> 00:20:18.086 a device your father developed in secret. 275 00:20:19.827 --> 00:20:22.395 Which theoretically would power the technology we created. 276 00:20:22.438 --> 00:20:24.135 Looks like somebody didn't know pops 277 00:20:24.179 --> 00:20:26.703 was into some weird shit, huh? 278 00:20:26.747 --> 00:20:29.967 We need to get on with this. Our instructions from Finley were clear and-- 279 00:20:30.011 --> 00:20:31.404 We're missing someone. 280 00:20:32.666 --> 00:20:36.278 Hakan, are you still with us? 281 00:20:39.716 --> 00:20:42.415 Some lunatic is staring right into my window. 282 00:20:42.458 --> 00:20:45.026 Is it a chick pissed off at you or a guy? 283 00:20:45.069 --> 00:20:47.724 - Mr. Williams-- - Hey, I'm not judging. 284 00:20:47.768 --> 00:20:49.117 Do you know him? 285 00:20:49.160 --> 00:20:52.947 I don't know. 286 00:20:52.990 --> 00:20:54.470 There's something strange with his face. 287 00:20:56.080 --> 00:20:59.127 He's, uh, dizzy. 288 00:20:59.170 --> 00:21:00.302 Did you say dizzy? 289 00:21:00.346 --> 00:21:03.740 Yeah, he's like, um, drunk. 290 00:21:05.699 --> 00:21:08.310 Hey... 291 00:21:08.354 --> 00:21:09.572 Look at the lawyer getting jumpy. 292 00:21:22.716 --> 00:21:24.413 I'm sorry. I'm back. 293 00:21:25.501 --> 00:21:27.198 Can we go on with this now? 294 00:21:27.242 --> 00:21:28.722 I have a tight schedule today. 295 00:21:28.765 --> 00:21:31.246 Oh, yeah, me, too. But what you doing? 296 00:21:31.290 --> 00:21:33.640 Well, that's none of your business. 297 00:21:33.683 --> 00:21:36.033 Host, can you please guide us through the procedure? 298 00:21:36.077 --> 00:21:38.906 My pleasure. Each of you should have received a password. 299 00:21:38.949 --> 00:21:40.908 You were told to keep this password safe. 300 00:21:40.951 --> 00:21:43.214 At this time, please locate your password 301 00:21:43.258 --> 00:21:45.260 and enjoy some music while you wait. 302 00:21:45.304 --> 00:21:47.349 This is one of Finley Hart's favorites. 303 00:21:47.393 --> 00:21:49.046 I hope you enjoy it. 304 00:21:49.090 --> 00:21:51.135 " by Rupert Holmes playing] 305 00:21:51.179 --> 00:21:55.314 Sorry, I almost forgot how weird Finley could be. 306 00:21:55.357 --> 00:21:57.316 God, I love this song. 307 00:22:03.234 --> 00:22:04.627 You okay, Veronica? 308 00:22:05.498 --> 00:22:07.369 I'm fine. 309 00:22:07.413 --> 00:22:10.459 Uh, sorry, uh... I'll be right back. 310 00:22:10.503 --> 00:22:12.026 Me, too. 311 00:22:13.157 --> 00:22:15.638 Ego. No. 312 00:22:15.682 --> 00:22:17.510 But you have been labeled. 313 00:22:17.553 --> 00:22:20.121 I have? Oh, God, I'll be. 314 00:22:20.164 --> 00:22:22.689 Oh, I hope not. 315 00:22:22.732 --> 00:22:26.388 Um, labels-- labels are so boring, don't you think? 316 00:22:26.432 --> 00:22:30.218 I mean, you know, labels are the, um, uh, 317 00:22:30.261 --> 00:22:33.003 the lazy people-- no, shall I say person? 318 00:22:33.047 --> 00:22:36.877 The lazy person's way of, uh, reducing the more industrious person 319 00:22:36.920 --> 00:22:39.445 to a-- a singular essence, so to speak. 320 00:22:39.488 --> 00:22:41.403 Or to a particular character trait, uh, you know, I'm saying? 321 00:22:41.447 --> 00:22:44.406 Um, because, uh, in my experience, 322 00:22:44.450 --> 00:22:48.584 um, the persons I've met or dealt with, um, 323 00:22:48.628 --> 00:22:51.065 is far more complex, far more complicated 324 00:22:51.108 --> 00:22:52.501 than let's say, um-- 325 00:22:52.545 --> 00:22:54.982 Oh, I don't know, hastily tagged on label, 326 00:22:55.025 --> 00:22:58.986 uh, you know, created by yet another half-witted moron 327 00:22:59.029 --> 00:23:00.640 sitting in the corner of his office 328 00:23:00.683 --> 00:23:02.163 scratching his balls all day long 329 00:23:02.206 --> 00:23:04.644 with his thumb stuck up his inside of the ass, 330 00:23:04.687 --> 00:23:05.688 you know what I mean? 331 00:23:07.473 --> 00:23:09.126 " continues] 332 00:23:22.966 --> 00:23:24.403 "You have been chosen. 333 00:23:25.752 --> 00:23:28.755 Reactivate the Quantinuum device." 334 00:23:30.147 --> 00:23:31.322 Shit. 335 00:23:37.241 --> 00:23:39.983 - Are we sure about this? - Sure about what part? 336 00:23:40.027 --> 00:23:41.942 You were Finley's, what, IT guy? 337 00:23:41.985 --> 00:23:44.640 Uh, it's a tad more complicated than that, dude. 338 00:23:44.684 --> 00:23:46.033 Well, so-- so walk me through it. 339 00:23:47.426 --> 00:23:49.036 All right. 340 00:23:49.079 --> 00:23:50.690 You ever heard of distributed ledger technology? 341 00:23:50.733 --> 00:23:52.779 Blockchains, sure. Yeah, I'm familiar. 342 00:23:52.822 --> 00:23:54.563 You know, I-- I started with your dad-- 343 00:23:54.607 --> 00:23:57.305 When did Finley start this thing, the Quantinuum Project? 344 00:23:57.348 --> 00:23:58.654 What, officially? 345 00:23:58.698 --> 00:24:00.874 He talked about it for years. 346 00:24:00.917 --> 00:24:02.310 I met him in grad school. 347 00:24:02.353 --> 00:24:04.355 He was giving a lecture at MIT. 348 00:24:04.399 --> 00:24:07.663 Said he came up with it when his wife passed away. 349 00:24:07.707 --> 00:24:11.580 - So '92? 350 00:24:11.624 --> 00:24:15.541 Yeah. I mean, he went all over the world to find funding. 351 00:24:15.584 --> 00:24:19.153 But he made it official when he finished the lab in 2008. 352 00:24:19.196 --> 00:24:22.156 No, no, no, 2009. Yeah. 353 00:24:22.199 --> 00:24:26.595 - Um, did you read this letter? - We all read it. 354 00:24:26.639 --> 00:24:29.424 And it doesn't scare the shit out of any of you? 355 00:24:29.468 --> 00:24:31.470 You don't trust your father, do you? 356 00:24:31.513 --> 00:24:33.297 I don't have a father. 357 00:24:33.341 --> 00:24:35.691 Finley's, um, he's a guy to me. 358 00:24:35.735 --> 00:24:37.954 Ah... You're a lot like him. 359 00:24:37.998 --> 00:24:40.740 I'm surprised his crazy ass found five people he trusted. 360 00:24:40.783 --> 00:24:44.613 Well, I knew him well, and I trust him implicitly. 361 00:24:46.006 --> 00:24:48.051 And don't call him crazy. 362 00:24:48.095 --> 00:24:51.402 So, you-- you know him so well, 363 00:24:51.446 --> 00:24:53.840 what's your best theory on why he made me proxy? 364 00:24:53.883 --> 00:24:57.583 Mr. Hart, I know that your father died with deep regret 365 00:24:57.626 --> 00:25:01.412 that he didn't make more of an effort to develop a relationship with you. 366 00:25:01.456 --> 00:25:03.371 Yeah. I bet he did. 367 00:25:06.374 --> 00:25:09.072 Hey, just for the record, I meant a good crazy, like, 368 00:25:09.116 --> 00:25:11.205 - Finley, you crazy bastard. - Sorry, I'm back. 369 00:25:11.248 --> 00:25:12.815 - Oh, great. - Yeah, let's just get on with this. 370 00:25:12.859 --> 00:25:14.513 I couldn't agree more. 371 00:25:14.556 --> 00:25:16.602 Host, can you please remind us of the procedure? 372 00:25:16.645 --> 00:25:18.125 It would be my pleasure. 373 00:25:18.168 --> 00:25:20.214 Has everyone found their secure password? 374 00:25:21.824 --> 00:25:23.739 - Yes. - Excellent. 375 00:25:23.783 --> 00:25:25.828 At the bottom of the letter, you will find the address 376 00:25:25.872 --> 00:25:27.569 to a secure FTP site. 377 00:25:27.613 --> 00:25:29.658 Please take a moment to log on. 378 00:25:42.715 --> 00:25:45.805 ♪ If you like piña coladas 379 00:25:45.848 --> 00:25:46.936 No. Just no. 380 00:26:10.917 --> 00:26:13.397 Geez, Hakan, take your time, why don't you, huh? 381 00:26:13.441 --> 00:26:14.529 Shut up. 382 00:26:16.357 --> 00:26:19.490 - It's-- it's case sensitive. - Shut up. 383 00:26:21.623 --> 00:26:23.016 - I'm in. 384 00:26:23.059 --> 00:26:24.539 Excellent. 385 00:26:24.583 --> 00:26:27.542 You now have 60 minutes to input. 386 00:26:27.586 --> 00:26:28.717 Where-- where is he going? 387 00:26:28.761 --> 00:26:29.849 I'm just getting my water 388 00:26:29.892 --> 00:26:30.980 if that's okay with you. 389 00:26:39.728 --> 00:26:41.338 He's back. 390 00:26:55.309 --> 00:26:57.137 Ooh, gross. 391 00:26:57.180 --> 00:26:58.312 What did he say? 392 00:27:00.009 --> 00:27:01.620 He said that asshole puked in the street. 393 00:27:01.663 --> 00:27:03.491 That's exactly what I said. 394 00:27:04.840 --> 00:27:07.495 What? I did a gap year in Sweden. 395 00:27:09.976 --> 00:27:11.673 What's he doing? 396 00:27:11.717 --> 00:27:13.109 Wait. 397 00:27:15.938 --> 00:27:17.070 Hakan? 398 00:27:22.510 --> 00:27:24.904 He's gone. 399 00:27:24.947 --> 00:27:26.688 - What do you mean gone? 400 00:27:28.255 --> 00:27:30.431 Hakan! Hakan? 401 00:28:36.453 --> 00:28:38.151 Dude's been gone for five minutes. 402 00:28:38.194 --> 00:28:40.153 Maybe he's getting second thoughts. 403 00:28:40.196 --> 00:28:42.242 Why would he be having second thoughts? 404 00:28:42.285 --> 00:28:43.547 - Shut up, Mr. Williams. - No, answer my question. 405 00:28:43.591 --> 00:28:46.159 He wouldn't be getting second thoughts. 406 00:28:46.202 --> 00:28:48.857 Mr. Hart, you'll have to forgive Mr. Williams. 407 00:28:48.901 --> 00:28:50.511 During his time with Hart Enterprises, 408 00:28:50.554 --> 00:28:52.034 Mr. Williams thought it wise 409 00:28:52.078 --> 00:28:53.644 to supplement his income 410 00:28:53.688 --> 00:28:55.690 as a sort of hacker for hire. 411 00:28:55.734 --> 00:28:57.518 False. I never thought it was wise. 412 00:28:57.561 --> 00:28:59.389 In any event, his actions created significant 413 00:28:59.433 --> 00:29:01.870 liability issues for Hart Enterprises, 414 00:29:01.914 --> 00:29:05.352 and I was surprised your father invited him back a year later. 415 00:29:05.395 --> 00:29:08.007 Yeah. Invited me back, and trusted me with this. 416 00:29:08.050 --> 00:29:09.269 Does that surprise you, too? 417 00:29:09.312 --> 00:29:10.836 Surprise isn't strong enough a word. 418 00:29:10.879 --> 00:29:12.402 Jesus. I get it. 419 00:29:12.446 --> 00:29:14.970 Why would Hakan be having second thoughts? 420 00:29:15.014 --> 00:29:16.406 He wouldn't. 421 00:29:19.192 --> 00:29:22.412 You're insinuating or suggesting that, um... 422 00:29:23.544 --> 00:29:26.242 a person can be, uh, 423 00:29:26.286 --> 00:29:29.158 labeled in many ways, is that right? 424 00:29:29.202 --> 00:29:32.466 - Correct. - Is that correct? It is, okay. 425 00:29:32.509 --> 00:29:34.816 Wow. Golly gosh. I'm sorry, old sport, 426 00:29:34.860 --> 00:29:37.601 I had no idea because, you know, my ego is far too big, 427 00:29:37.645 --> 00:29:42.215 far too, um, fragile to, uh, read my paper clippings. 428 00:29:42.258 --> 00:29:44.783 And, um, it's a habit I kicked 30 years ago. 429 00:29:44.826 --> 00:29:47.524 But what I do know about, uh, people or persons 430 00:29:47.568 --> 00:29:50.789 is that, uh, whatever they say about me, is that, um, 431 00:29:50.832 --> 00:29:54.053 it's either, um, excessive praise, 432 00:29:54.096 --> 00:29:57.143 which borders on sycophancy, or just, uh, 433 00:29:57.186 --> 00:29:59.972 venomous denunciation which borders on, 434 00:30:00.015 --> 00:30:02.801 uh, um, slander, you know? 435 00:30:07.588 --> 00:30:10.286 The machine runs on dark matter reactor. 436 00:30:12.636 --> 00:30:16.989 M-- Meaning that its power source interacts with gravity? 437 00:30:17.032 --> 00:30:19.861 Yes, fundamentally, but Finley found a way 438 00:30:19.905 --> 00:30:21.950 to capture it in a tachyon field. 439 00:30:21.994 --> 00:30:24.605 A tachyon field? How does it stabilize? 440 00:30:24.648 --> 00:30:26.520 I don't know what any of that means, but-- 441 00:30:26.563 --> 00:30:29.218 The tachyon field must remain intact 442 00:30:29.262 --> 00:30:33.092 or the anti-matter could expand starting this-- this-- this chain reaction. 443 00:30:33.135 --> 00:30:36.269 That could cause a worldwide electromagnetic event. 444 00:30:36.312 --> 00:30:41.883 Yeah. Which could, in turn, sheer the-- the electromagnetic shield around the planet 445 00:30:41.927 --> 00:30:45.017 allowing these massive amounts of solar and cosmic radiation 446 00:30:45.060 --> 00:30:48.063 to-- to-- to scorch the surface of the earth. 447 00:30:50.587 --> 00:30:52.676 Oh, is that all? 448 00:30:52.720 --> 00:30:55.897 Riku, is that true? 449 00:30:57.725 --> 00:30:59.466 It's true. 450 00:31:01.294 --> 00:31:02.861 That's a possibility, yes. 451 00:31:02.904 --> 00:31:05.037 It was. 452 00:31:05.080 --> 00:31:08.083 It was a source of much debate within the Initiative. 453 00:31:09.911 --> 00:31:12.871 And when the board discovered that Finley was doing-- 454 00:31:12.914 --> 00:31:14.350 They ousted him. 455 00:31:15.612 --> 00:31:17.527 Yeah. 456 00:31:17.571 --> 00:31:19.747 And all the stuff that made the news, 457 00:31:19.790 --> 00:31:21.662 and diversions of funds and-- 458 00:31:21.705 --> 00:31:23.272 It was itself a diversion. 459 00:31:25.361 --> 00:31:28.887 You now have 53 minutes to input the-- 460 00:31:28.930 --> 00:31:30.062 Hey, guys, 461 00:31:30.105 --> 00:31:32.238 we're not alone on this call. 462 00:31:33.892 --> 00:31:35.632 - What? - Yup. 463 00:31:35.676 --> 00:31:37.808 Yeah, someone tapped into the line. 464 00:31:37.852 --> 00:31:39.941 How-- how come we-- we can't see them? 465 00:31:39.985 --> 00:31:44.598 - It's, uh-- look, I can't explain it. - Well, give it a go. 466 00:31:44.641 --> 00:31:46.948 Well, can you sum up contract law in five seconds 467 00:31:46.992 --> 00:31:48.602 in a way I can understand? 468 00:31:48.645 --> 00:31:51.170 You sign a contract, you abide by it. 469 00:31:53.302 --> 00:31:55.043 Okay, bad example. 470 00:31:55.087 --> 00:31:57.219 Can you tell where they-- they are? 471 00:31:57.263 --> 00:32:01.920 No. No, but whoever it is, they're really good. 472 00:32:01.963 --> 00:32:03.922 - They're really-- 473 00:32:05.271 --> 00:32:07.447 Is that Hakan? 474 00:32:07.490 --> 00:32:08.839 Hakan? 475 00:32:08.883 --> 00:32:10.972 I don't know. 476 00:32:11.016 --> 00:32:14.019 It appears that Mr. Nordquist has disconnected. 477 00:32:14.062 --> 00:32:16.543 - Please enjoy this music until he's back online. 478 00:32:16.586 --> 00:32:18.240 Hey, you guys, that was not Hakan. 479 00:32:18.284 --> 00:32:20.286 - You don't know that! - Is the song necessary? 480 00:32:20.329 --> 00:32:21.722 - Not at all. 481 00:32:31.514 --> 00:32:34.213 Riku, what-- what are you doing? Riku. 482 00:32:34.256 --> 00:32:35.475 Wait, just give me a minute. 483 00:32:35.518 --> 00:32:37.564 Jesus, this is absurd. 484 00:32:43.222 --> 00:32:45.441 - Hello. - Hey, Doug. It's me. 485 00:32:45.485 --> 00:32:46.965 Me, who? 486 00:32:47.008 --> 00:32:48.357 Riku Matsuda. 487 00:32:49.358 --> 00:32:51.317 Sorry. 488 00:32:51.360 --> 00:32:53.319 When's the last time you checked on the equipment? 489 00:32:55.234 --> 00:32:57.845 Riku, the equipment is safe. 490 00:32:57.888 --> 00:33:01.892 It's locked up, I have eyes on it 24/7 491 00:33:01.936 --> 00:33:03.416 I need you to check it! 492 00:33:03.459 --> 00:33:04.721 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 493 00:33:04.765 --> 00:33:06.419 Who do you think you're talking to? 494 00:33:06.462 --> 00:33:11.032 Sorry. I'm on a call with the Quantinuum Contingency team. 495 00:33:11.076 --> 00:33:13.295 Okay. Who are they? 496 00:33:13.339 --> 00:33:16.255 I say the rest of us input our codes and be done with it. 497 00:33:16.298 --> 00:33:18.822 - Hey, do we still have a visitor? - Yup. 498 00:33:18.866 --> 00:33:20.520 Okay, so, any luck figuring out 499 00:33:20.563 --> 00:33:22.478 where they are, who they are? 500 00:33:23.740 --> 00:33:25.916 Oh, I was supposed to do that, huh? 501 00:33:25.960 --> 00:33:27.701 - Well-- - Couldn't hurt, could it? 502 00:33:33.533 --> 00:33:35.535 It's coming from inside the house. 503 00:33:37.928 --> 00:33:40.322 Just kidding. 504 00:33:40.366 --> 00:33:43.543 Can you please just check the equipment? 505 00:33:48.417 --> 00:33:49.897 Come on, I'll take you over there. 506 00:33:49.940 --> 00:33:51.638 Jump onto FaceTime. 507 00:33:51.681 --> 00:33:52.856 Mr. Matsuda. 508 00:33:53.857 --> 00:33:55.381 In a minute. 509 00:33:55.424 --> 00:33:57.557 Well, as you would say nowadays, 510 00:33:57.600 --> 00:34:02.040 um, it's all truth-adjacent, shall we say, 511 00:34:02.083 --> 00:34:04.172 or is it adjacent-truth? I'm not sure. 512 00:34:04.216 --> 00:34:05.695 But it's bit of a conundrum, isn't it? 513 00:34:05.739 --> 00:34:07.741 The point is that none of these, 514 00:34:07.784 --> 00:34:09.960 uh, the fealty and obeisance, 515 00:34:10.004 --> 00:34:12.398 uh, thrown my way has anything to with me, 516 00:34:12.441 --> 00:34:14.356 but with my achievements. 517 00:34:14.400 --> 00:34:16.967 And while there may be, uh, kernels or seeds of truth 518 00:34:17.011 --> 00:34:20.406 in, um, these, uh, allegations 519 00:34:20.449 --> 00:34:24.062 or these accolades or castigations, 520 00:34:24.105 --> 00:34:26.716 um, no, I'm-- I'm sorry. 521 00:34:26.760 --> 00:34:30.068 None of these define exactly who I am. 522 00:34:34.420 --> 00:34:35.725 All right. 523 00:35:04.406 --> 00:35:05.451 No, no, no. 524 00:35:05.494 --> 00:35:06.887 What is it? 525 00:35:06.930 --> 00:35:08.323 Call the Foundation. 526 00:35:09.585 --> 00:35:11.718 - Why? - It's not here. 527 00:35:11.761 --> 00:35:13.111 Call the Foundation, right now. 528 00:35:14.024 --> 00:35:15.809 Riku, it's gone. 529 00:35:15.852 --> 00:35:17.332 It's empty. Look, it's empty. 530 00:35:39.224 --> 00:35:42.140 Sorry. Is Hakan back? 531 00:35:42.183 --> 00:35:44.142 - Negative. - What are you doing? 532 00:35:44.185 --> 00:35:46.448 I'm calling the Foundation. 533 00:35:46.492 --> 00:35:47.841 What's the Foundation? 534 00:35:47.884 --> 00:35:49.364 The Foundation oversees 535 00:35:49.408 --> 00:35:51.975 - remaining corporate interests. - Shit! No answer. 536 00:35:52.019 --> 00:35:55.979 It's not a place of business. They don't have working hours. 537 00:35:56.023 --> 00:35:59.244 Well, I thought it was worth a shot. 538 00:35:59.287 --> 00:36:01.246 And you made a valiant effort, 539 00:36:01.289 --> 00:36:03.248 but we should have already entered our passcodes. 540 00:36:03.291 --> 00:36:04.466 Guys, I'll be right back. 541 00:36:20.569 --> 00:36:22.441 What the hell is this? 542 00:37:06.528 --> 00:37:07.877 Sorry about earlier. 543 00:37:08.965 --> 00:37:11.533 If you say so, Mr. Williams. 544 00:37:11.577 --> 00:37:13.883 Look, me and Finley, we're tight. You knew that. 545 00:37:13.927 --> 00:37:18.801 So were you really surprised that I was one of, uh, the chosen? 546 00:37:18.845 --> 00:37:22.544 Mr. Williams, you put the company at jeopardy 547 00:37:22.588 --> 00:37:25.243 with your erratic behavior and your dependence issues. 548 00:37:25.286 --> 00:37:26.244 Right. 549 00:37:27.549 --> 00:37:29.116 What time is it there again? 550 00:37:30.509 --> 00:37:32.206 What if we punch in our codes? 551 00:37:32.250 --> 00:37:33.816 Give it a whirl, sure. 552 00:37:37.342 --> 00:37:38.995 Access denied. 553 00:37:39.039 --> 00:37:40.345 It's case sensitive. 554 00:37:40.388 --> 00:37:42.172 You really are insufferable. 555 00:37:42.216 --> 00:37:43.783 Still no answer at the Foundation. 556 00:37:45.350 --> 00:37:47.265 Access denied. 557 00:37:48.353 --> 00:37:49.876 May I ask why? 558 00:37:49.919 --> 00:37:52.008 When one or more Contingency members 559 00:37:52.052 --> 00:37:55.316 are signed, the system will automatically lock down. 560 00:37:55.360 --> 00:37:57.318 To override the system lockdown, 561 00:37:57.362 --> 00:38:01.235 please enter the 20-character secure override password. 562 00:38:01.279 --> 00:38:04.891 - Any ideas, Trevor? - Twenty characters? 563 00:38:04.934 --> 00:38:07.981 Might have to think on that a minute. 564 00:38:08.024 --> 00:38:11.332 You have 50 minutes to input the codes. 565 00:38:11.376 --> 00:38:13.595 Would you like to listen to music while you wait? 566 00:38:13.639 --> 00:38:16.598 No. No, no, no. We would not. 567 00:38:18.165 --> 00:38:20.036 What on earth are you laughing at? 568 00:38:20.080 --> 00:38:23.344 Nothing. It's-- this is so Finley. 569 00:38:25.825 --> 00:38:28.088 "You will receive a message on this phone. 570 00:38:28.131 --> 00:38:30.743 Start the video attached to the message." 571 00:38:32.788 --> 00:38:34.790 Hey, it's me. 572 00:38:34.834 --> 00:38:37.358 So, anything? 573 00:38:37.402 --> 00:38:39.055 There's no sign of forced entry. 574 00:38:39.099 --> 00:38:41.231 And the outside alarm wasn't triggered, 575 00:38:41.275 --> 00:38:45.627 so whoever it was had the passcode to my entire security system. 576 00:38:47.237 --> 00:38:48.500 Wait a second. 577 00:38:55.985 --> 00:38:59.772 "Your legacy is yours and yours alone." 578 00:39:05.778 --> 00:39:08.607 Hey, counselor, I'm really sorry to change the subject 579 00:39:08.650 --> 00:39:11.305 because I love talking about what a piece of shit I am, 580 00:39:11.349 --> 00:39:14.482 but I'm tracking this, uh, secret caller... 581 00:39:17.224 --> 00:39:19.139 And? 582 00:39:19.182 --> 00:39:21.184 I'm getting pinballed all over the world here. 583 00:39:21.228 --> 00:39:25.537 Hawaii, New York, Little Rock, Dallas, Texas. No, wait-- 584 00:39:25.580 --> 00:39:28.888 Dallas, Georgia. Did you guys know there was a Dallas, Georgia? 585 00:39:28.931 --> 00:39:31.369 Mr. Williams. 586 00:39:31.412 --> 00:39:33.849 Right, right. So, look, the point is 587 00:39:33.893 --> 00:39:37.070 right when I think I'm gonna pin him down, I get rerouted. 588 00:39:38.201 --> 00:39:39.594 What is it? 589 00:39:39.638 --> 00:39:41.291 Riku, I'm gonna send you something... 590 00:39:42.945 --> 00:39:45.078 ...and you better get a handle on it. 591 00:39:45.121 --> 00:39:47.036 Call the Foundation. Do it now. 592 00:39:47.080 --> 00:39:49.430 - I did. - Keep trying until you get through. 593 00:39:54.217 --> 00:39:55.567 Oh, shit. 594 00:39:58.700 --> 00:40:02.095 - Make the call. Do it now. - Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. 595 00:40:02.138 --> 00:40:03.575 - Oh, shit. - What? 596 00:40:03.618 --> 00:40:06.099 Did you know there was a Los Angeles in Chile? 597 00:40:08.144 --> 00:40:11.452 And rerouted again. Goddamnit. 598 00:40:13.498 --> 00:40:17.371 Oh, great. I was worried I missed something. 599 00:40:17.415 --> 00:40:18.807 Hakan's back up. 600 00:40:25.553 --> 00:40:27.512 - Hey! 601 00:40:29.644 --> 00:40:32.212 Forty-eight minutes remaining. 602 00:40:43.397 --> 00:40:45.355 I'm not even gonna ask what that was. 603 00:40:45.399 --> 00:40:47.270 I think we should do what it says. 604 00:40:47.314 --> 00:40:49.969 - Abort mission. Game over. - I couldn't agree more. 605 00:40:50.012 --> 00:40:52.014 - Thank you. - We can't. 606 00:40:52.058 --> 00:40:54.364 - We made a commitment. - Commitment? 607 00:40:54.408 --> 00:40:56.366 Commitment my ass, Veronica. 608 00:40:56.410 --> 00:41:00.719 No one, I mean, no one short of Finley Hart himself can convince me-- 609 00:41:00.762 --> 00:41:02.677 We can't punch the code in anyway. 610 00:41:02.721 --> 00:41:03.722 Why not? 611 00:41:03.765 --> 00:41:05.375 Because the system locks down. 612 00:41:05.419 --> 00:41:08.553 Locks down tight, requires 20-character password. 613 00:41:08.596 --> 00:41:10.424 Wait, so-- so can you hack it? 614 00:41:10.468 --> 00:41:13.862 Not in the 47 minutes we have. 615 00:41:13.906 --> 00:41:17.823 Trevor, uh, I know you were loyal to Finley. 616 00:41:17.866 --> 00:41:21.087 And I was, too. He-- he taught me everything. 617 00:41:21.130 --> 00:41:23.611 Everything I know, but we also-- 618 00:41:23.655 --> 00:41:27.746 we also need to bear in mind that he-- he was bat-shit crazy. 619 00:41:27.789 --> 00:41:29.661 He taught you everything you know, 620 00:41:29.704 --> 00:41:32.011 but he didn't teach you everything he knew. 621 00:41:32.054 --> 00:41:36.755 He chose you and you accepted, so we are not aborting 622 00:41:36.798 --> 00:41:40.149 and don't call him bat-shit crazy. 623 00:41:40.193 --> 00:41:42.412 Why is it that today we are-- 624 00:41:42.456 --> 00:41:45.198 nowadays we are, uh, compelled and-- 625 00:41:45.241 --> 00:41:49.071 to use these big, big words like the truth, the narrative, 626 00:41:49.115 --> 00:41:51.117 and, uh, you know, the optics. 627 00:41:51.160 --> 00:41:55.556 Ooh. And, uh, why are we so-- we are-- why do we all 628 00:41:55.600 --> 00:41:59.691 so desperately need to be defined? 629 00:41:59.734 --> 00:42:02.432 Can you tell me? Because it sure as hell 630 00:42:02.476 --> 00:42:05.131 beats the crap out of me, kiddo, I'll tell you that. 631 00:42:05.174 --> 00:42:07.699 Anyway, never mind, it's no problem. 632 00:42:07.742 --> 00:42:10.615 Um, you know, for all my faults, I just, uh-- 633 00:42:10.658 --> 00:42:12.791 simply I wanna make people better or just, 634 00:42:12.834 --> 00:42:15.315 you know-- not even those around me. 635 00:42:15.358 --> 00:42:17.578 Anyway, thank you for a wonderful interview. 636 00:42:17.622 --> 00:42:19.275 I really have to go 'cause I'm rather tired. 637 00:42:19.319 --> 00:42:21.147 See, I don't have long to live, you see? 638 00:42:21.190 --> 00:42:22.888 But none of us do, do we? 639 00:42:22.931 --> 00:42:25.760 But then life is a blur, isn't it, you know? 640 00:42:25.804 --> 00:42:28.197 Yeah. 641 00:42:28.241 --> 00:42:31.070 That's right, an illusion. A dream within a dream. 642 00:42:31.113 --> 00:42:33.725 Strange twists, uneasy turns in the road. 643 00:42:33.768 --> 00:42:37.424 Ah, yes, and another thing, I'll tell you this for-- for free. 644 00:42:37.467 --> 00:42:41.776 Um, there are far too many people in that final turn in the road. 645 00:42:41.820 --> 00:42:43.212 You know what I mean? 646 00:42:43.256 --> 00:42:45.519 Far too many people who are about to realize 647 00:42:45.563 --> 00:42:48.914 quite suddenly and only too late, I'm afraid, 648 00:42:48.957 --> 00:42:51.394 that they're about to hit the fucking wall. 649 00:42:51.438 --> 00:42:53.222 And that nobody cares. 650 00:42:53.266 --> 00:42:57.009 And nobody ever has cared in the whole of human history. 651 00:42:57.052 --> 00:43:00.273 It's so strange-- strange little creatures we are. 652 00:43:02.188 --> 00:43:06.714 All right. What good would it do to contact the Foundation? 653 00:43:06.758 --> 00:43:08.498 Maybe they're aware of the breach 654 00:43:08.542 --> 00:43:11.284 and can pinpoint the source. 655 00:43:12.677 --> 00:43:14.635 Why did this person bring Hakan back online? 656 00:43:14.679 --> 00:43:16.637 We couldn't punch in the codes. He could have stopped us. 657 00:43:16.681 --> 00:43:17.943 Yeah, no shit. 658 00:43:17.986 --> 00:43:21.511 My-- my guess is it's because... 659 00:43:21.555 --> 00:43:25.733 Okay... 660 00:43:25.777 --> 00:43:28.170 - Remember what I said earlier? - Sort of. 661 00:43:28.214 --> 00:43:29.868 Yeah, the electromagnetic event. 662 00:43:29.911 --> 00:43:35.787 - Yeah, that. - There's also the possibility 663 00:43:35.830 --> 00:43:41.444 that not inputting the codes will destabilize the field. 664 00:43:41.488 --> 00:43:44.012 Wait. So the same thing as putting the-- 665 00:43:44.056 --> 00:43:46.624 No. Not-- not exactly because the power source 666 00:43:46.667 --> 00:43:50.671 has been partially reactivated. 667 00:43:50.715 --> 00:43:54.283 So the theory goes, it is already expanding 668 00:43:54.327 --> 00:43:58.766 and could fracture the temporal continuum. 669 00:44:00.463 --> 00:44:04.642 The tem... the temporal continuum? 670 00:44:06.469 --> 00:44:09.342 Like, reset the space-time continuum? 671 00:44:09.385 --> 00:44:11.126 I mean, start over. 672 00:44:11.170 --> 00:44:12.998 Back to the Ice Ages, so to speak. 673 00:44:13.041 --> 00:44:14.608 Jesus. 674 00:44:17.872 --> 00:44:20.005 I mean, it's not a theory I agree with. 675 00:44:20.048 --> 00:44:23.530 - Hold on. Forty-five minutes remaining. 676 00:44:23.573 --> 00:44:26.620 I have another number for the Foundation, Riku. Try this. 677 00:44:28.143 --> 00:44:31.190 What? Why didn't you tell us that earlier? 678 00:44:31.233 --> 00:44:33.105 Because I don't trust any of you. 679 00:44:33.148 --> 00:44:35.498 Okay, I'm tired of being dragged through your company bullshit. 680 00:44:35.542 --> 00:44:36.717 I've dealt with it my whole life. 681 00:44:36.761 --> 00:44:37.892 You didn't earn that money. 682 00:44:37.936 --> 00:44:39.415 You're a trust fund kid. 683 00:44:39.459 --> 00:44:41.156 Did whatever you wanted your whole life, 684 00:44:41.200 --> 00:44:43.245 waiting around for Daddy to fill your pockets. 685 00:44:43.289 --> 00:44:45.291 Don't. No. Don't pretend to know me, Trevor. 686 00:44:45.334 --> 00:44:46.858 It makes you look stupid. 687 00:44:46.901 --> 00:44:48.947 Finley was never in my life, 688 00:44:48.990 --> 00:44:52.646 but the company's antics completely destroyed whatever life I had. 689 00:44:52.690 --> 00:44:54.866 And you know what? I busted my ass to get through school. 690 00:44:54.909 --> 00:44:58.739 Bussing tables, tending the bar, taking out loans. 691 00:44:58.783 --> 00:45:01.960 - No one ever gave me anything. - All right. All right. Easy. My bad. 692 00:45:03.918 --> 00:45:06.921 We might as well call the Foundation and see what they can do. 693 00:45:08.836 --> 00:45:11.360 Yeah. Sure thing. 694 00:45:16.148 --> 00:45:19.673 Got it. I'll find out what I can. 695 00:45:21.457 --> 00:45:23.459 - Let's take a break... - Fair enough. 696 00:45:23.503 --> 00:45:25.244 ...and reconvene in five minutes. 697 00:45:25.287 --> 00:45:26.985 - Yeah, fine. - Fine. 698 00:45:35.820 --> 00:45:38.257 ♪♪ 699 00:45:45.307 --> 00:45:49.616 Please enjoy this music until the other parties rejoin the call. 700 00:45:51.836 --> 00:45:53.881 Oh, Finley. 701 00:46:00.061 --> 00:46:02.498 Please tell me at least one of us is inebriated, babe. 702 00:46:02.542 --> 00:46:05.806 Not quite yet but getting there. 703 00:46:07.329 --> 00:46:08.504 Are you on your way? 704 00:46:08.548 --> 00:46:10.985 I wish. 705 00:46:11.029 --> 00:46:12.378 Look, I'm sorry. 706 00:46:14.641 --> 00:46:16.469 - Talk to you later, okay? - It's okay. 707 00:46:18.863 --> 00:46:21.866 I'm drinking for two until you get here. 708 00:46:31.005 --> 00:46:34.617 ♪♪ 709 00:46:49.676 --> 00:46:52.766 Hi. This is Riku Matsuda. 710 00:46:52.810 --> 00:46:56.117 Um, you may know me already. 711 00:46:57.902 --> 00:47:00.905 There's a situation that I need to tell you about. 712 00:47:26.495 --> 00:47:29.803 Hey, Sam. I wish we had time to catch up. 713 00:47:29.847 --> 00:47:32.023 I know you must have a million questions to ask me, 714 00:47:32.066 --> 00:47:34.286 but I'm afraid I don't have time to answer them. 715 00:47:34.329 --> 00:47:36.462 And I know I wasn't always the best father, 716 00:47:36.505 --> 00:47:40.074 or any kind of father at all, come to think of it. 717 00:47:40.118 --> 00:47:43.208 Oh, I was a son of a bitch. But, anyway, um, 718 00:47:43.251 --> 00:47:47.168 yeah, I think when your mother died, I lost all touch with humanity. 719 00:47:47.212 --> 00:47:49.649 That sounds like a crock of old horse shit, doesn't it? 720 00:47:49.692 --> 00:47:51.912 "I lost all touch with humanity. Boo-hoo." 721 00:47:51.956 --> 00:47:53.914 Anyway, you know what I mean. 722 00:47:53.958 --> 00:47:56.221 I'm-- I'm sure it got to you, and I'm sure it, uh, 723 00:47:56.264 --> 00:47:57.657 hurt you a lot, and, um-- 724 00:47:57.700 --> 00:47:59.702 anyway, uh... 725 00:47:59.746 --> 00:48:01.835 You know, I'm just sorry your mother's, 726 00:48:01.879 --> 00:48:04.446 uh, death coincided with, uh, your birth. 727 00:48:04.490 --> 00:48:06.405 But that's enough of all that. 728 00:48:06.448 --> 00:48:08.494 It's water under the bridge, as the man said, you know? 729 00:48:08.537 --> 00:48:10.191 Water under the bridge. 730 00:48:10.235 --> 00:48:11.584 Anyway, where's the point-- ah, yes. 731 00:48:11.627 --> 00:48:14.892 Now, here we are. As you remember, I, um-- 732 00:48:14.935 --> 00:48:18.243 Yeah, I, uh, I dived or dove, or whatever it was, 733 00:48:18.286 --> 00:48:22.638 I plunged deep into the heart of the-- the Quantinuum Project. 734 00:48:22.682 --> 00:48:26.686 Do you remember? And, uh, yeah, it was the main focus of my life. 735 00:48:26.729 --> 00:48:30.124 I was, uh-- it took me years before I let my guard down. 736 00:48:30.168 --> 00:48:33.823 And, um, yeah, if I remember it correctly... 737 00:48:33.867 --> 00:48:37.653 Years before I woke up-- it was the year 2002. 738 00:48:37.697 --> 00:48:39.133 Yeah, I came to my senses, I guess, 739 00:48:39.177 --> 00:48:41.353 or maybe I went back to sleep. Who knows? 740 00:48:41.396 --> 00:48:43.572 But, anyway, I remember it clear as yesterday. 741 00:48:43.616 --> 00:48:47.011 It was, uh, God, it was that glorious dream, 742 00:48:47.054 --> 00:48:49.230 like summer way up in Cloud Cuckoo Land. Where was that? 743 00:48:49.274 --> 00:48:52.190 Northern California. Yeah. East of Carmel. 744 00:48:52.233 --> 00:48:55.323 East of Eden, I used to call it 'cause that's where it all started, wasn't it? 745 00:48:55.367 --> 00:48:57.717 The Land of Nod on the East of Eden. 746 00:48:57.760 --> 00:49:00.589 Yeah. The Hart Enterprise. 747 00:49:00.633 --> 00:49:03.941 Oh, my God. They were crazy. They were all really crazy. 748 00:49:03.984 --> 00:49:05.986 But I was crazier than all of them. Did you know that? 749 00:49:06.030 --> 00:49:08.336 Yeah, I was bored out of my skull. 750 00:49:08.380 --> 00:49:10.599 I'd been for years now for the big... and all... 751 00:49:10.643 --> 00:49:14.560 And, uh, I'm still here for something God knows what-- 752 00:49:14.603 --> 00:49:16.083 Well, talk about God. 753 00:49:16.127 --> 00:49:17.867 Yeah, Aldous Huxley, he was my God. 754 00:49:17.911 --> 00:49:21.088 The Doors of Perception. 755 00:49:22.176 --> 00:49:23.743 God. 756 00:49:25.266 --> 00:49:27.225 Yeah, that's when it all started. 757 00:49:28.791 --> 00:49:31.620 You think I'm crazy? I'm not. 758 00:49:31.664 --> 00:49:34.797 But I'm sure you must realize by now that I'm very much alive. 759 00:49:34.841 --> 00:49:36.538 And, uh, yeah. 760 00:49:36.582 --> 00:49:39.846 I, uh, can't reveal my location to you, of course, 761 00:49:39.889 --> 00:49:43.328 and I cannot, um, communicate with you in any other way. 762 00:49:43.371 --> 00:49:45.634 But my death, or my so-called death, 763 00:49:45.678 --> 00:49:47.854 was something that had to happen. 764 00:49:47.897 --> 00:49:50.030 You understand? Anyway, that's another story. 765 00:49:50.074 --> 00:49:52.293 This is the point, um, Sam. 766 00:49:52.337 --> 00:49:54.339 And, uh, it is important that you hear me out. 767 00:49:54.382 --> 00:49:56.254 Really, it's because I'm gonna need your help, 768 00:49:56.297 --> 00:49:58.908 if that's okay, you know? I hope so anyway. 769 00:49:58.952 --> 00:50:03.087 Um, so here's the deal. 770 00:50:03.130 --> 00:50:05.524 The people or the faction that drove me 771 00:50:05.567 --> 00:50:07.526 out of the Hart Enterprises 772 00:50:07.569 --> 00:50:11.225 will not allow the machine to remain functional, 773 00:50:11.269 --> 00:50:17.101 and it is essential and vital to humanity that it does remain functional. 774 00:50:17.144 --> 00:50:18.276 You understand? 775 00:50:18.319 --> 00:50:20.278 It will not be enough for them, 776 00:50:20.321 --> 00:50:21.975 uh, you know, to-- They'll talk to you 777 00:50:22.019 --> 00:50:23.672 and try to persuade you to stop. No. 778 00:50:23.716 --> 00:50:26.240 Because they will keep coming. They will not stop! 779 00:50:26.284 --> 00:50:28.808 Because they're adamant, you know? 780 00:50:28.851 --> 00:50:33.073 And beware because these are the real psychos, the real wackos. 781 00:50:33.117 --> 00:50:36.642 The only way you can beat them is to, um, punch in those codes. 782 00:50:36.685 --> 00:50:39.340 And you have, in my estimation, just under an hour. 783 00:50:39.384 --> 00:50:41.429 Anyway, this is the point-- 784 00:50:41.473 --> 00:50:43.779 'Cause these clowns, if they, um, 785 00:50:43.823 --> 00:50:45.999 can prevent you or stop you or, you know, 786 00:50:46.043 --> 00:50:48.741 even hack into codes, the machine will rupture 787 00:50:48.784 --> 00:50:52.658 and cause a globe-killing disaster event. 788 00:50:52.701 --> 00:50:54.225 And it'll be bye-bye. 789 00:50:54.268 --> 00:50:57.663 And I'm serious, you know? 790 00:50:57.706 --> 00:51:01.449 So, um-- and they will not stop, you know? 791 00:51:01.493 --> 00:51:03.712 They will come and find you. I mean, for example, 792 00:51:03.756 --> 00:51:05.932 the only one in their group, 793 00:51:05.975 --> 00:51:07.977 in your group, that they knew about was that guy Hakan, 794 00:51:08.021 --> 00:51:10.110 and they'll find the rest of you 795 00:51:10.154 --> 00:51:11.894 because, you know, uh, boundaries don't matter, 796 00:51:11.938 --> 00:51:13.940 and distance doesn't matter. 797 00:51:13.983 --> 00:51:16.247 You know, I'm halfway around the world 798 00:51:16.290 --> 00:51:19.685 and I, uh, connected with you in, um, 799 00:51:19.728 --> 00:51:21.730 it was a millisecond, wasn't it? 800 00:51:21.774 --> 00:51:24.864 And, um, anyway-- what-- what else was I gonna say? 801 00:51:24.907 --> 00:51:27.867 Oh, yes, yes. I have a-- I have a-- I've got-- 802 00:51:27.910 --> 00:51:30.609 I've got a device for you, uh, Sam. 803 00:51:30.652 --> 00:51:33.742 I'll explain it later. But I've placed the device 804 00:51:33.786 --> 00:51:38.747 in a box together with, uh, several face masks, okay? 805 00:51:38.791 --> 00:51:41.837 And they're in-- the box is in the closet 806 00:51:41.881 --> 00:51:45.624 of the bedroom you used when you came to visit me. Do you remember? 807 00:51:45.667 --> 00:51:49.367 So you must get the box and you must wear the face mask at all costs. 808 00:51:49.410 --> 00:51:51.760 What else was I gonna say? That's about it, I think. 809 00:51:51.804 --> 00:51:53.371 Um... 810 00:51:54.589 --> 00:51:56.069 so download these codes. 811 00:51:56.113 --> 00:51:58.332 Don't neglect and don't delay. 812 00:51:58.376 --> 00:52:00.117 And, um-- Oh, something else I wanted to say. 813 00:52:00.160 --> 00:52:02.467 Something, um, having seen you 814 00:52:02.510 --> 00:52:05.948 in that old house with your son. 815 00:52:05.992 --> 00:52:08.690 Good-good-looking boy there, Sam. 816 00:52:08.734 --> 00:52:11.040 Don't do to him what I did to you. 817 00:52:11.084 --> 00:52:13.739 - No, I won't. - I don't know if you know this, 818 00:52:13.782 --> 00:52:18.483 but, um, I always expected great things from you, Sam. 819 00:52:18.526 --> 00:52:19.919 Did you know that? 820 00:52:19.962 --> 00:52:21.747 Yeah. So now is your chance 821 00:52:21.790 --> 00:52:25.054 to fulfill the destiny I hoped for you. 822 00:52:25.098 --> 00:52:30.234 Everyone in your team has been, um, chosen and has a reason. 823 00:52:30.277 --> 00:52:33.628 They all have a purpose, and I'm sure you will find your purpose. 824 00:52:33.672 --> 00:52:35.326 So good luck to the team. 825 00:52:35.369 --> 00:52:38.894 Wear the face masks. Wear those face masks. 826 00:52:38.938 --> 00:52:40.548 And I'll see you around. 827 00:52:54.432 --> 00:52:56.129 ♪♪ 828 00:53:25.071 --> 00:53:27.247 Hey. Hey. Hey, what's up? 829 00:53:27.291 --> 00:53:29.902 - Are you okay? - Yes. Yeah. I'm-- I'm-- I'm-- I'm fine. 830 00:53:31.556 --> 00:53:32.687 Is it really him? 831 00:53:33.949 --> 00:53:36.300 My mom said there was a box for me. 832 00:53:36.343 --> 00:53:39.651 It had a phone, some videos. 833 00:53:41.609 --> 00:53:43.655 He said I was the only one you would listen to. 834 00:54:05.590 --> 00:54:10.899 - Fringe science? - Yes, Katherine. Fringe science. 835 00:54:10.943 --> 00:54:12.292 Do you know how goofy that sounds? 836 00:54:12.336 --> 00:54:14.076 Yes. I-- yes. 837 00:54:14.120 --> 00:54:17.079 Okay. So did you know he was into-- 838 00:54:17.123 --> 00:54:19.212 I don't know anything about him, Katherine! 839 00:54:19.256 --> 00:54:21.910 I have told you all of this! He was not a father to me. 840 00:54:21.954 --> 00:54:24.173 - I was raised by my Aunt Rebecca. - Raised by his sister. I know. 841 00:54:24.217 --> 00:54:25.349 He's... 842 00:54:32.094 --> 00:54:34.880 Ah. Sammy boy. 843 00:54:39.145 --> 00:54:43.236 Swear you did not put that photo in the nursery bed. 844 00:54:43.280 --> 00:54:45.978 - Swear. - I've never seen the picture, Sam. I promise. 845 00:55:13.919 --> 00:55:15.921 He's your father. 846 00:55:15.964 --> 00:55:17.401 Would he lie to you about something like this? 847 00:55:17.444 --> 00:55:18.445 Yeah. 848 00:55:21.405 --> 00:55:22.362 Have you ever... 849 00:55:24.625 --> 00:55:26.323 Have you ever been to Coney Island? 850 00:55:30.196 --> 00:55:31.589 No? 851 00:55:32.285 --> 00:55:33.373 Um... 852 00:55:36.115 --> 00:55:40.032 My dad would always be chasing funding, you know, when I was a kid. 853 00:55:41.599 --> 00:55:45.733 And, uh, he had some Wall Street guy, 854 00:55:45.777 --> 00:55:49.650 just had him on the hook. Just trying to reel him in. 855 00:55:49.694 --> 00:55:54.394 And it was the one, like, business trip that he took me on 856 00:55:54.438 --> 00:55:56.788 that he actually spent any time with me. 857 00:55:56.831 --> 00:55:58.137 It was the one time. 858 00:56:00.008 --> 00:56:05.884 So he ended up taking me to Coney Island, 859 00:56:05.927 --> 00:56:09.757 and then, uh, he put me on the Cyclone. 860 00:56:09.801 --> 00:56:12.064 You know, the place, like the old-- 861 00:56:12.107 --> 00:56:16.634 just some rickety, old wooden roller coaster. 862 00:56:16.677 --> 00:56:21.421 And I must have ridden that a dozen times, and... 863 00:56:25.294 --> 00:56:27.471 I don't know-- you know, I go around 864 00:56:27.514 --> 00:56:30.038 and I-- I'd see his face in the crowd. 865 00:56:30.082 --> 00:56:32.214 I'd wave and smile. 866 00:56:32.258 --> 00:56:34.129 You know, he-- he'd wave and smile back, 867 00:56:34.173 --> 00:56:35.783 and it would just, you know, just go around. 868 00:56:35.827 --> 00:56:40.788 And every time that was our-- that was a thing. 869 00:56:40.832 --> 00:56:43.878 Until one time it came around and he just wasn't there. 870 00:56:47.491 --> 00:56:49.275 He got a page and left. 871 00:56:51.495 --> 00:56:52.713 I was nine. 872 00:56:56.587 --> 00:56:58.415 It felt like I-- I had gotten swallowed up 873 00:56:58.458 --> 00:57:01.853 into just a sea of people. 874 00:57:01.896 --> 00:57:07.467 And I was terrified, so I just-- I-- I ran to the beach, 875 00:57:07.511 --> 00:57:09.774 and I just walked up and down the shoreline 876 00:57:09.817 --> 00:57:13.386 just sobbing until my Aunt Rebecca picked me up. 877 00:57:17.738 --> 00:57:19.697 He came-- I don't know, 878 00:57:19.740 --> 00:57:22.003 it was like a couple days later he came back. 879 00:57:23.614 --> 00:57:27.922 And he said, "Hey, my bad, kid. 880 00:57:27.966 --> 00:57:29.446 I won't do it again." 881 00:57:31.491 --> 00:57:35.800 And I-- I think about that specific time all the time, 882 00:57:35.843 --> 00:57:40.761 and I feel embarrassed because I believed him. 883 00:57:43.590 --> 00:57:46.245 That was the one trip we did anything fun. 884 00:57:48.421 --> 00:57:51.032 My Aunt Rebecca wouldn't let me see him after that. 885 00:57:52.381 --> 00:57:57.517 So, I can't just blindly trust 886 00:57:57.561 --> 00:57:59.780 anything that he's saying to just be the truth. 887 00:58:00.868 --> 00:58:02.479 I understand. 888 00:58:05.177 --> 00:58:06.439 Okay. 889 00:58:06.483 --> 00:58:08.441 I'm gonna log back online, 890 00:58:08.485 --> 00:58:10.008 I'm gonna see if I can wrap my head around this. 891 00:58:10.051 --> 00:58:12.314 Um, but, hey, I love you. 892 00:58:36.164 --> 00:58:38.166 Welcome back, everyone. 893 00:58:38.210 --> 00:58:41.430 So I talked to William at the Foundation. 894 00:58:41.474 --> 00:58:42.997 Check out Hakan's window. 895 00:58:44.346 --> 00:58:46.305 Who the hell is that guy? 896 00:58:46.348 --> 00:58:47.698 What the hell is going on? 897 00:58:50.570 --> 00:58:53.268 Access code accepted. 898 00:58:53.312 --> 00:58:55.532 Thirty-five minutes remaining. 899 00:59:08.675 --> 00:59:10.982 I recommend that each of us punch in-- 900 00:59:11.591 --> 00:59:13.245 Hang on. 901 00:59:14.812 --> 00:59:16.683 Mom, who's that man outside? 902 00:59:31.089 --> 00:59:32.960 Veronica? 903 00:59:33.004 --> 00:59:34.875 - Veronica? - What? 904 00:59:34.919 --> 00:59:36.790 Hey, is there some place in your house you can hide? 905 00:59:36.834 --> 00:59:38.662 - Why? - This man, he'll do 906 00:59:38.705 --> 00:59:40.402 the exact same thing to you he did to Hakan, okay? 907 00:59:40.446 --> 00:59:42.100 This is way bigger than we know it is. 908 00:59:42.143 --> 00:59:45.146 - What? How do you know? - Listen, I just know. 909 00:59:45.190 --> 00:59:48.019 Yeah, but how? Half hour ago you were all, 910 00:59:48.062 --> 00:59:50.499 - "What are here for?" and now you're an expert. 911 00:59:50.543 --> 00:59:53.067 - He's trying to get into my house. 912 00:59:53.111 --> 00:59:55.069 Do not let him get the password. 913 00:59:56.375 --> 00:59:58.333 Can you get out of there? 914 00:59:58.377 --> 01:00:00.292 - And go where? 915 01:00:00.335 --> 01:00:01.989 Okay, is there some place in your house you can hide? 916 01:00:04.557 --> 01:00:07.429 ♪♪ 917 01:00:07.473 --> 01:00:09.170 Mom. 918 01:00:24.185 --> 01:00:26.492 Oh fuck. 919 01:01:06.575 --> 01:01:09.187 I'm not here to hurt you. 920 01:01:09.230 --> 01:01:11.363 Just tell me where your computer is. 921 01:01:12.886 --> 01:01:15.323 Where is your computer? 922 01:01:31.078 --> 01:01:35.126 - Veronica? -Ms. Schultz has disconnected. 923 01:01:35.169 --> 01:01:36.954 Is there another way she can punch in her code? 924 01:01:38.825 --> 01:01:40.566 Where are you going? 925 01:01:40.609 --> 01:01:42.263 - Uh, I got to get some air. - Get some air? 926 01:01:42.307 --> 01:01:44.701 Yes, some air, dammit. This shit is freaking me out, okay? 927 01:01:44.744 --> 01:01:46.746 I need to go out, clear my head. Is that okay with you? 928 01:01:46.790 --> 01:01:49.357 - Sure. Whatever. - Yeah, sure. Whatever. 929 01:01:49.401 --> 01:01:52.186 Thirty minutes remaining. One passcode received. 930 01:01:52.230 --> 01:01:53.927 Uh, come on. 931 01:01:53.971 --> 01:01:56.103 Four passcodes remaining. 932 01:02:12.424 --> 01:02:13.555 Is he gone? 933 01:02:19.474 --> 01:02:20.693 Shh. 934 01:02:33.488 --> 01:02:36.491 Veronica? It's me, Sam. 935 01:02:36.535 --> 01:02:39.494 - Sam? - Yes, it's me. Sam Hart. 936 01:02:39.538 --> 01:02:41.409 That's impossible. How did you--? 937 01:02:41.453 --> 01:02:42.846 I don't know. 938 01:02:43.803 --> 01:02:45.457 That song. 939 01:02:45.500 --> 01:02:47.285 Veronica, when I was little, 940 01:02:47.328 --> 01:02:49.548 I remember one time he was driving us somewhere 941 01:02:49.591 --> 01:02:51.332 and that song came on. 942 01:02:51.376 --> 01:02:56.250 He smiled, turned it up, and I had never seen him like that. 943 01:02:56.294 --> 01:02:58.296 And I asked him why he liked that song so much 944 01:02:58.339 --> 01:03:01.516 and he said, "It reminded me of someone." 945 01:03:01.560 --> 01:03:03.562 He talked about you. 946 01:03:03.605 --> 01:03:06.870 I never knew who you were but I knew about you. 947 01:03:08.828 --> 01:03:11.048 He loved you. I know that. 948 01:03:11.091 --> 01:03:14.181 I know he loved you both very much. 949 01:03:15.661 --> 01:03:18.664 When I leave, you have to put in those codes. 950 01:03:18.707 --> 01:03:22.363 Do you have another computer? Yours is shot. 951 01:03:22.407 --> 01:03:24.583 - Jamie-- - Yeah. Yeah, I do. 952 01:03:24.626 --> 01:03:26.585 We have. 953 01:03:26.628 --> 01:03:29.762 Veronica, you really loved him, didn't you? 954 01:03:29.806 --> 01:03:31.503 It was more than-- 955 01:03:33.287 --> 01:03:38.553 It was more than anyone will-- will ever understand, Sam. 956 01:03:40.512 --> 01:03:43.907 That song, it means something, doesn't it? 957 01:03:45.386 --> 01:03:47.258 I saw your face when the song started. 958 01:03:47.301 --> 01:03:50.827 It looked like it took you back to something. 959 01:03:54.352 --> 01:03:58.573 We went to Sydney to close a deal. All business. 960 01:03:58.617 --> 01:04:01.446 He was always all business, you know? 961 01:04:05.145 --> 01:04:08.670 Finley, me, and a few others went out to celebrate. 962 01:04:08.714 --> 01:04:10.542 We went to some dive bar. 963 01:04:10.585 --> 01:04:12.936 You know how much he loved dive bars. 964 01:04:15.242 --> 01:04:16.722 And... 965 01:04:20.682 --> 01:04:23.685 that song was playing, 966 01:04:23.729 --> 01:04:26.123 and I couldn't convince him that it was not called 967 01:04:26.166 --> 01:04:28.516 "If You Like Pina Coladas." 968 01:04:31.780 --> 01:04:36.133 It was the first time I saw him as a... 969 01:04:38.396 --> 01:04:39.876 as a real person. 970 01:04:45.403 --> 01:04:48.623 He has difficulty letting people in, Sam. 971 01:04:50.451 --> 01:04:51.888 But when he does... 972 01:04:54.760 --> 01:04:56.109 it's permanent. 973 01:04:59.330 --> 01:05:03.638 Veronica, I can see why he loved you. 974 01:05:03.682 --> 01:05:05.075 Jamie. 975 01:05:07.425 --> 01:05:08.948 Okay, I'll see you soon. 976 01:05:21.526 --> 01:05:22.570 Yeah. 977 01:05:32.711 --> 01:05:34.887 - Here, Mom. - Thank you. 978 01:05:34.931 --> 01:05:37.107 Thank you, Jamie. Oh, my God. 979 01:05:49.728 --> 01:05:51.773 Ah, attagirl. 980 01:06:09.574 --> 01:06:12.881 Override lockdown code accepted. 981 01:06:12.925 --> 01:06:16.668 In the event one or more parties sign off, 982 01:06:16.711 --> 01:06:19.236 the system will no longer lock down. 983 01:06:21.238 --> 01:06:25.546 Passcode accepted. Twenty-five minutes remaining. 984 01:06:25.590 --> 01:06:27.940 Three passcodes remaining. 985 01:06:38.168 --> 01:06:40.213 Hey, okay, um, can you do me a favor? 986 01:06:40.257 --> 01:06:41.780 What? 987 01:06:41.823 --> 01:06:43.303 I need you to look into Hart Enterprises 988 01:06:43.347 --> 01:06:45.740 and see who opposed Finley. 989 01:06:45.784 --> 01:06:49.048 Who was the one that forced him out, okay? 990 01:06:49.092 --> 01:06:50.354 Okay. Thank you, baby. I love you. 991 01:06:58.623 --> 01:07:01.147 Riku, who did you talk to at the Foundation? 992 01:07:01.191 --> 01:07:02.801 A man named William. 993 01:07:03.889 --> 01:07:05.021 How did you get the technology? 994 01:07:05.064 --> 01:07:06.718 That-- that's a long story. 995 01:07:06.761 --> 01:07:08.763 William's not on our side-- Finley's side. 996 01:07:08.807 --> 01:07:11.592 - How do you know? - Trust me. 997 01:07:11.636 --> 01:07:14.508 Wait. He was-- he was at Veronica's? 998 01:07:14.552 --> 01:07:16.336 Yes. 999 01:07:16.380 --> 01:07:18.121 How can you be sure it was him? 1000 01:07:18.164 --> 01:07:20.123 You've never been involved in-- in-- 1001 01:07:20.166 --> 01:07:21.820 Because he's my cousin. 1002 01:07:24.301 --> 01:07:26.781 Riku, how sure are you about both scenarios? 1003 01:07:26.825 --> 01:07:30.742 I'm reasonably certain that if we punch in the codes, the machine will melt down. 1004 01:07:30.785 --> 01:07:32.787 I need you to quantify your certainty. 1005 01:07:32.831 --> 01:07:36.095 Well, according to the test we ran and the research-- 1006 01:07:36.139 --> 01:07:39.359 No, no. Just give me the number. 1007 01:07:39.403 --> 01:07:43.407 Seventy percent chance that the machine will melt-- melt down. 1008 01:07:43.450 --> 01:07:45.626 And if we don't input the codes? 1009 01:07:45.670 --> 01:07:49.108 It's an 11% chance not inputting the codes will-- 1010 01:07:49.152 --> 01:07:51.023 No. Why-- why the variance? That doesn't make sense. 1011 01:07:51.067 --> 01:07:53.330 'Cause the-- the power source is unstable. 1012 01:07:54.809 --> 01:07:56.159 And there's a chance that... 1013 01:07:58.117 --> 01:08:00.293 There's a chance that your-- your-- your father 1014 01:08:00.337 --> 01:08:02.556 rigged the machine. 1015 01:08:02.600 --> 01:08:06.995 What does he care? He's dead. It-- it-- it won't affect him. 1016 01:08:07.996 --> 01:08:09.172 Who did you call, Riku? 1017 01:08:09.215 --> 01:08:12.566 What? I called the Foundation. 1018 01:08:12.610 --> 01:08:15.917 No, no. You called someone else. Who was it? 1019 01:08:15.961 --> 01:08:18.572 And when Hakan saw the person in his front yard 1020 01:08:18.616 --> 01:08:21.097 and he said that they appeared dizzy and nauseous, 1021 01:08:21.140 --> 01:08:23.229 you knew what was happening, didn't you? 1022 01:08:23.273 --> 01:08:25.144 No. I don't-- I don't know what you're talking about. 1023 01:08:25.188 --> 01:08:27.625 You know about this tech, don't you? 1024 01:08:27.668 --> 01:08:30.671 You know among other things that it can cause vestibular disorder. 1025 01:08:30.715 --> 01:08:32.456 Answer him, Riku. 1026 01:08:32.499 --> 01:08:34.240 You told us the tech never functioned, 1027 01:08:34.284 --> 01:08:36.938 but that was a lie, wasn't it? 1028 01:08:36.982 --> 01:08:39.985 Did you know that the person who killed Hakan 1029 01:08:40.028 --> 01:08:43.162 was using the displacement technology? 1030 01:08:43.206 --> 01:08:44.381 Answer me, Riku! 1031 01:08:44.424 --> 01:08:45.556 - Answer him! 1032 01:08:47.688 --> 01:08:49.516 I had my suspicions. 1033 01:08:55.522 --> 01:08:58.656 - Hello, Douglas. - They've entered two numbers already. 1034 01:08:58.699 --> 01:09:03.530 Yes, William told me. What's your read on Riku? 1035 01:09:03.574 --> 01:09:07.534 - Think he'll cave to Sam? - No. No way. 1036 01:09:07.578 --> 01:09:10.581 Rebecca, you tell William he's off limits. 1037 01:09:10.624 --> 01:09:14.106 - We had conducted successful tests before. - When? 1038 01:09:16.021 --> 01:09:19.329 I can be there in less than a minute to ask you face to face. 1039 01:09:19.372 --> 01:09:23.637 Back when I was at Hart Enterprises, 1040 01:09:23.681 --> 01:09:28.555 your father had disagreements about how to best improve the technology. 1041 01:09:28.599 --> 01:09:31.776 Is that why you teamed up with my aunt and Doug Mancini to orchestrate a coup? 1042 01:09:31.819 --> 01:09:33.995 Your father was acting erratically! 1043 01:09:34.039 --> 01:09:37.434 He was sick! He was-- he was-- he was a megalomaniac! 1044 01:09:38.696 --> 01:09:40.654 Your brother completely miscalculated 1045 01:09:40.698 --> 01:09:43.396 what Riku brings to the table. 1046 01:09:43.440 --> 01:09:46.704 I mean, that's how I recruited the guy in the first place, right? 1047 01:09:46.747 --> 01:09:51.099 Yes, but you didn't exactly recruit him 1048 01:09:51.143 --> 01:09:53.319 for his resolve, did you? 1049 01:09:59.369 --> 01:10:01.153 I'll tell William that he's an ally. 1050 01:10:03.503 --> 01:10:04.504 Anything else? 1051 01:10:04.548 --> 01:10:05.549 Yeah. 1052 01:10:08.073 --> 01:10:09.944 Hakan was dead. 1053 01:10:09.988 --> 01:10:15.080 So someone had to punch in his code for him. 1054 01:10:15.123 --> 01:10:18.257 You think we have a wildcard in the game? 1055 01:10:18.301 --> 01:10:19.911 You think we don't? 1056 01:10:22.261 --> 01:10:25.482 I'll talk to William. 1057 01:10:25.525 --> 01:10:30.400 You convince Riku to stick to his guns for 19 more minutes. 1058 01:10:31.879 --> 01:10:33.707 ♪♪ 1059 01:10:37.015 --> 01:10:40.323 Shit. 1060 01:10:40.366 --> 01:10:42.281 So what's it gonna be? Are you gonna punch in the code? 1061 01:10:44.457 --> 01:10:46.372 I'm scared to. 1062 01:10:46.416 --> 01:10:48.766 Finley may have been who you say he was. 1063 01:10:48.809 --> 01:10:50.637 I know he was a shitty father. 1064 01:10:50.681 --> 01:10:53.684 But he was also a visionary, and this is his life. 1065 01:10:53.727 --> 01:10:55.903 And you're gonna-- you're gonna break your commitment to him 1066 01:10:55.947 --> 01:10:58.689 just because Rebecca's better for the bottom line? 1067 01:10:58.732 --> 01:11:00.343 Punch in your code. 1068 01:11:01.561 --> 01:11:03.998 Punch in your code, Riku! 1069 01:11:04.042 --> 01:11:06.740 - No! Do not answer that. 1070 01:11:06.784 --> 01:11:09.482 You-- I know you wanna do the right thing here. 1071 01:11:12.311 --> 01:11:14.748 - Riku, punch in your code! 1072 01:11:37.597 --> 01:11:39.251 Damn it! 1073 01:12:27.517 --> 01:12:30.520 Riku Matsuda has disconnected. 1074 01:12:30.563 --> 01:12:32.696 Seventeen minutes remaining. 1075 01:12:50.627 --> 01:12:52.324 Trevor, you still with me? 1076 01:12:54.674 --> 01:12:56.110 I don't know who I'm with. 1077 01:13:06.773 --> 01:13:09.297 I thought you said you were getting used to it. 1078 01:13:09.341 --> 01:13:10.821 I thought I was. 1079 01:13:14.259 --> 01:13:16.957 I'll be all right. 1080 01:13:17.001 --> 01:13:18.568 When are you leaving for Trevor's? 1081 01:13:20.221 --> 01:13:22.963 I have Riku's computer and his passcode. 1082 01:13:23.007 --> 01:13:25.792 - I mean, there's no need-- - Did you destroy his computer? 1083 01:13:25.836 --> 01:13:28.229 Not yet. I just made it back, 1084 01:13:28.273 --> 01:13:30.101 and I've been chundering in the loo. 1085 01:13:30.144 --> 01:13:33.974 Destroy it. Finish this. 1086 01:13:55.126 --> 01:13:56.344 He's gonna kill me. 1087 01:14:00.784 --> 01:14:02.916 Hey. You having fun? 1088 01:14:04.440 --> 01:14:06.267 Babe, you look stressed. 1089 01:14:06.311 --> 01:14:11.142 Yeah. Yeah, I know. Look, uh, I'm really sorry, 1090 01:14:11.185 --> 01:14:14.493 but I'm right in the middle of something really important, 1091 01:14:14.537 --> 01:14:17.061 - and I can't explain it. - Are you gonna make it? 1092 01:14:17.104 --> 01:14:18.889 Of course, yeah. I'm gonna make it. 1093 01:14:18.932 --> 01:14:21.457 Why can't you go to the Foundation, or whatever you call it? 1094 01:14:21.500 --> 01:14:23.546 Finley didn't leave me the coordinates. 1095 01:14:23.589 --> 01:14:25.765 - Were you close with your cousin? - Not really. 1096 01:14:25.809 --> 01:14:28.986 I mean, my aunt favored him, but why wouldn't she? 1097 01:14:29.029 --> 01:14:31.162 Okay. Um, I got to go. I'll-- I'll call you back. 1098 01:14:31.205 --> 01:14:34.252 Um, I am just gonna go home. 1099 01:14:34.295 --> 01:14:36.863 So, I'll see you in a little bit. 1100 01:14:36.907 --> 01:14:38.996 You're the best. Foot rubs for a month, okay? 1101 01:14:39.039 --> 01:14:42.303 And more. All right. I'll see you soon. Bye, babe. 1102 01:14:50.224 --> 01:14:52.009 How long you been together? 1103 01:14:52.052 --> 01:14:54.359 Fourteen years. 1104 01:14:54.402 --> 01:14:55.665 - Where'd you meet? - Come on. 1105 01:14:55.708 --> 01:14:57.971 Don't start this buddy-buddy stuff, Sam. 1106 01:14:58.015 --> 01:15:01.105 Out of all the people in this mess, I trust you the least. 1107 01:15:01.148 --> 01:15:02.628 Why is that? 1108 01:15:02.672 --> 01:15:05.196 Because nothing about you adds up. 1109 01:15:05.239 --> 01:15:07.633 You don't trust Finley, you do trust Finley. 1110 01:15:07.677 --> 01:15:09.243 You don't wanna punch in the codes, 1111 01:15:09.287 --> 01:15:11.637 then you do wanna punch in the code. 1112 01:15:11.681 --> 01:15:15.249 Riku's gone. Hakan's dead. Veronica-- 1113 01:15:15.293 --> 01:15:19.384 Look, the only person I trust in all of this is Finley, and he's gone, too. 1114 01:15:19.427 --> 01:15:21.778 And that man took me in after I messed up. 1115 01:15:21.821 --> 01:15:24.345 But you, you, you... 1116 01:15:30.003 --> 01:15:32.876 Why didn't you just go save Riku, hmm? 1117 01:15:32.919 --> 01:15:34.312 Like you did Veronica? 1118 01:15:34.355 --> 01:15:36.749 I could-- I thought I could convince him. 1119 01:15:36.793 --> 01:15:40.448 Or zip over, and punch in the code like you did Hakan. 1120 01:15:40.492 --> 01:15:42.059 Like I did what? 1121 01:15:43.669 --> 01:15:44.757 Hey. 1122 01:15:50.546 --> 01:15:52.852 Sam, can you hear me? 1123 01:15:52.896 --> 01:15:55.594 Anyway, I tell you, 1124 01:15:55.638 --> 01:15:58.162 if you don't punch in those codes, it's over. 1125 01:15:58.205 --> 01:16:00.686 You got me? We are dead, we're all dead. 1126 01:16:00.730 --> 01:16:02.514 Babe, I told you-- 1127 01:16:02.558 --> 01:16:04.603 - I have your wife. - Who the hell are you? 1128 01:16:04.647 --> 01:16:06.649 I know more about the power sources 1129 01:16:06.692 --> 01:16:10.000 of that machine than anyone on this planet, 1130 01:16:10.043 --> 01:16:13.481 and you better believe because they've severely underestimated its stability. 1131 01:16:13.525 --> 01:16:17.442 I won't harm her, so long as you comply. 1132 01:16:17.485 --> 01:16:19.226 You goddamn son of a bitch. 1133 01:16:19.270 --> 01:16:20.750 - Trevor-- - If you hurt her, 1134 01:16:20.793 --> 01:16:22.665 if you hurt her, I swear to God! 1135 01:16:22.708 --> 01:16:27.147 No threats, Trevor. Do not put in the code. 1136 01:16:27.191 --> 01:16:30.194 Just tell Trevor something from me, would you? 1137 01:16:31.848 --> 01:16:33.589 I want you to tell him about 1138 01:16:33.632 --> 01:16:35.460 that night he met his wife, Taylor. 1139 01:16:35.503 --> 01:16:38.637 They were in the Florida Keys, a hole in the wall dive bar, 1140 01:16:38.681 --> 01:16:39.943 in Marathon, I think it was. 1141 01:16:41.118 --> 01:16:43.337 Okay. O-okay. 1142 01:16:43.381 --> 01:16:47.472 Okay. What do you want me to do? Just don't hurt her. 1143 01:16:47.515 --> 01:16:50.170 Destroy your laptop. Stay in your apartment. 1144 01:16:50.214 --> 01:16:52.172 When I have proof you've destroyed it-- 1145 01:16:52.216 --> 01:16:55.219 Okay. Okay, just hold on, I'll do it right now. 1146 01:16:57.308 --> 01:17:00.441 Fourteen minutes remaining. 1147 01:17:00.485 --> 01:17:03.183 Spotted 20 bucks and, uh, told him to buy her a drink. 1148 01:17:08.449 --> 01:17:11.191 Trevor, no, no, no! Hey, stop, stop! What's going on? 1149 01:17:11.235 --> 01:17:13.063 He's gonna kill my wife! 1150 01:17:13.106 --> 01:17:16.544 Trevor, st-- no, no. Trevor, he's lying. 1151 01:17:16.588 --> 01:17:18.721 - We have to input the codes. 1152 01:17:18.764 --> 01:17:19.852 Trevor, listen, listen. 1153 01:17:24.161 --> 01:17:25.902 Trevor, no, no! 1154 01:17:25.945 --> 01:17:28.295 We have to input the codes. 1155 01:17:28.339 --> 01:17:31.603 He's got my wife. 1156 01:17:31.647 --> 01:17:35.085 Okay, what if the only person that you trust is still alive? 1157 01:17:35.128 --> 01:17:38.958 He remembers when you met your wife in the Florida Keys, 1158 01:17:39.002 --> 01:17:41.265 at a-- at a dive bar in Marathon. 1159 01:17:41.308 --> 01:17:43.789 Uh, you were drinking margaritas and shooting pool. 1160 01:17:43.833 --> 01:17:45.965 And he-- um, she came in with her friend. 1161 01:17:46.009 --> 01:17:48.359 She was so pretty, made you scratch on the eight ball. 1162 01:17:48.402 --> 01:17:51.667 And then, you lost, uh, your last 20 bucks, 1163 01:17:51.710 --> 01:17:53.538 and you came over to me, and you said-- 1164 01:17:53.581 --> 01:17:55.148 Back off, Finster. 1165 01:17:55.192 --> 01:17:56.759 - She's mine. - She's mine. 1166 01:17:56.802 --> 01:18:00.632 Yes! And then, he spotted you a 20 to buy her a drink. 1167 01:18:04.244 --> 01:18:05.637 I traced that call. 1168 01:18:07.770 --> 01:18:10.860 All this time, I traced it. 1169 01:18:10.903 --> 01:18:13.036 He wants you to put in your code. 1170 01:18:13.079 --> 01:18:15.778 Nine minutes remaining. 1171 01:18:26.005 --> 01:18:27.224 Let me talk to her. 1172 01:18:27.267 --> 01:18:28.616 I said no threats. 1173 01:18:28.660 --> 01:18:31.445 - Okay, I'll destroy it. - Trevor, no, no! 1174 01:18:31.489 --> 01:18:33.447 Just give me five seconds with her. 1175 01:18:33.491 --> 01:18:36.799 That's all I need. Prove to me that she's okay. 1176 01:18:48.245 --> 01:18:50.377 - Hey, babe. - Hey. 1177 01:18:50.421 --> 01:18:51.727 What's happening? 1178 01:19:13.879 --> 01:19:15.272 Come on. Come on. Come on. 1179 01:19:15.315 --> 01:19:16.926 Run, baby, run, run! 1180 01:19:16.969 --> 01:19:18.318 Run, baby. 1181 01:19:18.362 --> 01:19:21.800 I'll kill you! Get back here! 1182 01:19:21.844 --> 01:19:23.454 - Babe, let me in. - Ma'am. 1183 01:19:23.497 --> 01:19:24.760 - Let me in. - In here. 1184 01:19:26.283 --> 01:19:28.546 - Ma'am, are you okay? - I'm okay. 1185 01:19:33.899 --> 01:19:36.554 I guess I'll find out soon enough if that worked. 1186 01:19:48.218 --> 01:19:51.787 Passcode accepted. Eight minutes remaining. 1187 01:19:51.830 --> 01:19:54.833 I'm sorry I hurt you. I remember that day, too. 1188 01:19:54.877 --> 01:19:57.575 But, uh, I never knew it got to you, you know. 1189 01:19:57.618 --> 01:20:01.797 And, uh, that's why I tried to make it up to you. 1190 01:20:01.840 --> 01:20:05.844 Um, yeah, I love you, Sam. 1191 01:20:05.888 --> 01:20:08.151 Don't like saying that too much. Don't like all this... 1192 01:20:08.194 --> 01:20:11.545 love and fondness racket. 1193 01:20:11.589 --> 01:20:14.331 - It makes me feel creepy. 1194 01:20:14.374 --> 01:20:17.464 Anyway, um, yeah. 1195 01:20:38.224 --> 01:20:39.225 I... 1196 01:20:40.618 --> 01:20:41.706 I can... 1197 01:20:42.620 --> 01:20:43.839 I can go back. 1198 01:20:45.449 --> 01:20:46.885 Oh, I can-- I can go back. 1199 01:20:51.063 --> 01:20:55.067 Temporal, temporal, temporal displacement, it's time travel. 1200 01:20:55.111 --> 01:20:56.634 I can go back. 1201 01:20:56.677 --> 01:21:00.856 Temporal, temporal displacement. It's time travel. 1202 01:21:02.422 --> 01:21:04.294 I can go-- I can go back. 1203 01:21:07.645 --> 01:21:09.299 Sam, I've got to caution you. 1204 01:21:09.342 --> 01:21:12.432 Um... 1205 01:21:12.476 --> 01:21:17.176 Any small change you make will cause ripple effects, okay? 1206 01:21:17.220 --> 01:21:19.526 You'll be tempted to save someone's life. 1207 01:21:19.570 --> 01:21:22.921 I know I was. But a change that big can cause, 1208 01:21:22.965 --> 01:21:27.491 not just a ripple, but a big tsunami, okay? 1209 01:21:27.534 --> 01:21:29.710 So be warned. 1210 01:21:41.418 --> 01:21:43.507 I'm sorry I didn't get here sooner, Hakan. 1211 01:22:06.138 --> 01:22:07.270 I'm sorry. 1212 01:22:39.911 --> 01:22:41.869 Passcode accepted. 1213 01:22:43.349 --> 01:22:46.396 Thank you, Mr. Matsuda. 1214 01:22:46.439 --> 01:22:51.314 The Quantinuum Initiative is now online and fully operational. 1215 01:23:07.199 --> 01:23:08.461 Hey. 1216 01:23:09.201 --> 01:23:10.594 How's she doing? 1217 01:23:10.637 --> 01:23:12.248 She's on her way up to me right now. 1218 01:23:14.424 --> 01:23:16.643 - Thank you. - No, no. Thank you, Trevor. 1219 01:23:20.082 --> 01:23:24.477 Hey, didn't you wanna know where I traced that call to? 1220 01:23:26.610 --> 01:23:28.351 I think I know. 1221 01:23:28.394 --> 01:23:30.875 And-- and if I don't, then... 1222 01:23:30.918 --> 01:23:34.705 Yeah, you can go anywhere, any time. 1223 01:23:34.748 --> 01:23:38.056 Yeah. I gotta go, uh... 1224 01:23:39.971 --> 01:23:41.799 I gotta go check in on somebody. 1225 01:23:45.063 --> 01:23:47.805 Shocking news from the tech world today, as Rebecca Hart, 1226 01:23:47.848 --> 01:23:50.851 the sister of late eccentric billionaire Finley Hart, 1227 01:23:50.895 --> 01:23:52.940 was arrested for a litany of charges 1228 01:23:52.984 --> 01:23:55.769 including conspiracy to commit murder. 1229 01:24:14.005 --> 01:24:17.574 Authorities say the murder of former Hart Chairman Hakan Nordquist 1230 01:24:17.617 --> 01:24:20.142 was carried out at Mrs. Hart's behest, 1231 01:24:20.185 --> 01:24:23.971 by her son, William Porter, who now faces charges in Sweden. 1232 01:24:25.451 --> 01:24:27.714 Mrs. Hart allegedly collaborated 1233 01:24:27.758 --> 01:24:31.153 with former Hart Enterprises Head of Security, Doug Mancini, 1234 01:24:31.196 --> 01:24:33.807 to not only oust Finley Hart from the company, 1235 01:24:33.851 --> 01:24:36.984 but to steal developing technology from the company. 1236 01:24:37.028 --> 01:24:40.466 Federal authorities have issued a warrant for Mr. Mancini's arrest, 1237 01:24:40.510 --> 01:24:43.382 in connection with the still unraveling conspiracy. 1238 01:25:24.554 --> 01:25:27.426 You know, this piano is like an old friend to me, 1239 01:25:27.470 --> 01:25:31.082 always has been, source of inspiration. 1240 01:25:31.126 --> 01:25:34.390 If I got stuck and couldn't figure things out 1241 01:25:34.433 --> 01:25:36.653 I would just sit here and play, or improvise. 1242 01:25:36.696 --> 01:25:40.352 - Sometimes for hours and hours, 1243 01:25:40.396 --> 01:25:44.226 especially after Samantha was taken from us. 1244 01:25:44.269 --> 01:25:47.142 In fact, I was playing this piece on this very piano 1245 01:25:47.185 --> 01:25:51.624 when I figured out the key to making the machine work. 1246 01:25:51.668 --> 01:25:54.888 When you were a kid, if you couldn't sleep, 1247 01:25:54.932 --> 01:26:00.938 you'd always ask me to play this piece of music, which I'd improvised. 1248 01:26:00.981 --> 01:26:04.246 And I'd play it, and you'd go to sleep, probably bored. 1249 01:26:24.004 --> 01:26:25.702 Glad you made it, Sam. 1250 01:26:27.443 --> 01:26:29.009 We have a lot to talk about. 1251 01:26:30.620 --> 01:26:33.188 ♪♪ 1252 01:28:23.428 --> 01:28:24.908 That is a go? 1253 01:28:24.951 --> 01:28:26.649 Yep. Ready. 1254 01:28:26.692 --> 01:28:28.607 The purpose of this thing is to see 1255 01:28:28.651 --> 01:28:30.740 what we can achieve with, like, the MacGyver. 1256 01:28:30.783 --> 01:28:31.784 Like, what do we have-- what are the tools around me, 1257 01:28:31.828 --> 01:28:33.395 what can I do, you know. 1258 01:28:33.438 --> 01:28:35.005 Uh, I can kind of imagined the title sequence 1259 01:28:35.048 --> 01:28:38.574 ending with Finley Hart is-- has passed away. 1260 01:28:38.617 --> 01:28:41.490 Ex-billionaire Finley Hart has reportedly passed away 1261 01:28:41.533 --> 01:28:43.361 due to complications from kidney failure. 1262 01:28:43.405 --> 01:28:46.277 His wife died while giving birth in 1992. 1263 01:28:46.321 --> 01:28:49.411 He's survived by his sister, Rebecca, and his son, Samuel Hart. 1264 01:28:49.454 --> 01:28:52.979 Again, our top story tonight, Finley Hart is watching us-- 1265 01:28:53.023 --> 01:28:54.590 We're taking you on a journey to the-- 1266 01:28:54.633 --> 01:28:57.506 Yes. You guys have like MTV Cribshere, so... 1267 01:28:57.549 --> 01:28:59.769 Show me where Tony's gonna be sitting at a piano? 1268 01:28:59.812 --> 01:29:01.379 Can you move in a little closer? 1269 01:29:01.423 --> 01:29:03.729 - Right here, honey. - Yeah. That's great. 1270 01:29:03.773 --> 01:29:05.775 Is that what you want? - That's beautiful. Beautiful. 1271 01:29:05.818 --> 01:29:07.646 Yeah. Love that. Yeah. 1272 01:29:11.041 --> 01:29:14.566 Problem resetting, still rolling, one more time. Here we go. 1273 01:29:16.263 --> 01:29:17.700 - Good morning, Ms. Schultz. - Morning. 1274 01:29:17.743 --> 01:29:20.006 Next time you schedule a conference call 1275 01:29:20.050 --> 01:29:24.054 at the crack of dawn for me, my hourly rate will double. 1276 01:29:25.447 --> 01:29:28.101 ...moving objects, people. 1277 01:29:28.145 --> 01:29:31.322 A device your father developed in secret. 1278 01:29:33.063 --> 01:29:34.717 She said, uh, I lost connection. 1279 01:29:34.760 --> 01:29:37.502 Can-- can-- can you guys hear me? 1280 01:29:37.546 --> 01:29:41.376 Like-- that's-- let's pick something like that up to-- 1281 01:29:47.686 --> 01:29:51.081 State your name, title, or former title for the group. 1282 01:29:51.124 --> 01:29:55.085 Title? Uh, I don't have a title or position. 1283 01:29:55.128 --> 01:29:57.435 Does somebody wanna tell me what the hell is going on here? 1284 01:29:57.479 --> 01:30:01.047 I mean-- I mean, Chris, um, smaller with the eye movements 1285 01:30:01.091 --> 01:30:03.833 as well, across the stream because when you turn your head, 1286 01:30:03.876 --> 01:30:07.140 it looks like you're looking at, like, three different monitors. 1287 01:30:07.184 --> 01:30:09.055 Standby... 1288 01:30:09.099 --> 01:30:11.493 - Sorry. - We're just calling Ed right now, Stella, 1289 01:30:11.536 --> 01:30:12.972 One quick second. 1290 01:30:13.016 --> 01:30:14.626 - Yeah. 1291 01:30:15.497 --> 01:30:17.281 Hello? 1292 01:30:17.324 --> 01:30:19.588 Are you calling... 1293 01:30:19.631 --> 01:30:22.460 - So sorry. - Sorry. 1294 01:30:22.504 --> 01:30:24.419 You hear something at the window, 1295 01:30:24.462 --> 01:30:26.116 and you get up and take your phone with you. 1296 01:30:26.159 --> 01:30:27.987 ...minutes to input. 1297 01:30:28.031 --> 01:30:30.076 - Uh, where-- where is he going? - I'm just getting my water, 1298 01:30:30.120 --> 01:30:31.426 if that's okay with you. 1299 01:30:38.868 --> 01:30:40.652 Hakan, are you still with us? 1300 01:30:43.350 --> 01:30:47.224 There's some lunatic here, staring into my window. 1301 01:30:47.267 --> 01:30:50.140 And then, you hold up your iPhone, as if you're gonna film the guy. 1302 01:30:50.183 --> 01:30:52.229 Who's that on the left of the screen? Who's that? 1303 01:30:52.272 --> 01:30:54.274 - It's the writer right here. - Hi. 1304 01:30:54.318 --> 01:30:56.886 Hey, hey, I'm sorry. I-- I hope I-- I didn't take 1305 01:30:56.929 --> 01:30:58.801 too much liberty from your writing. 1306 01:30:58.844 --> 01:31:01.499 It-- it can be scary if someone disappears, 1307 01:31:01.543 --> 01:31:04.197 but we-- all of a sudden, the technology sends us to that room, 1308 01:31:04.241 --> 01:31:07.505 and we don't-- But they're not there why is that? 1309 01:31:07.549 --> 01:31:11.074 And then, just hear the sound coming in, and the sound going off. 1310 01:31:11.117 --> 01:31:14.381 And then, that just becomes more scary, you know? 1311 01:31:33.531 --> 01:31:35.881 I have this-- this thing going on. 1312 01:31:35.925 --> 01:31:38.841 Oh, okay. Yeah. No, uh, no, you-- yes-- 1313 01:31:38.884 --> 01:31:41.234 But across the mark, you wanna leave at zero. 1314 01:31:41.278 --> 01:31:46.457 Supposed to be around 2,500 or less, if possible, 1315 01:31:46.501 --> 01:31:47.719 but 2,500 should be... 1316 01:31:47.763 --> 01:31:49.416 Placement of the security camera. 1317 01:31:49.460 --> 01:31:51.331 Can we not just move that and, like, 1318 01:31:51.375 --> 01:31:53.595 that angle Alex just showed us. Alex, turn your camera back 1319 01:31:53.638 --> 01:31:55.858 to like what it would look like. 1320 01:31:55.901 --> 01:31:58.295 That looks pretty awesome as a backdrop. 1321 01:31:58.338 --> 01:32:00.079 God, I love this song. 1322 01:32:00.123 --> 01:32:03.474 " by Rupert Holmes playing] 1323 01:32:03.518 --> 01:32:07.696 I've got... ♪ If you like piña coladas 1324 01:32:07.739 --> 01:32:10.089 - ...in my head. - Oh, man. 1325 01:32:10.133 --> 01:32:15.225 So, uh-- Oh, look at that. Tony's calling me, actually. 1326 01:32:15.268 --> 01:32:19.142 - Of course. 1327 01:32:19.185 --> 01:32:21.144 I'll call him back after this. 1328 01:32:21.187 --> 01:32:25.235 Um, so he's not in the room with you, is he? 1329 01:32:33.330 --> 01:32:38.944 It's meant to with the GoPro is we can effectively, like, 1330 01:32:38.988 --> 01:32:43.514 tape it to the top of a phone, and he can be-- 1331 01:32:43.558 --> 01:32:48.127 And like, somebody can be on a Skype call with the other actors, 1332 01:32:48.171 --> 01:32:50.826 but recording themselves with the GoPro. 1333 01:32:50.869 --> 01:32:52.175 What is it? 1334 01:32:52.218 --> 01:32:53.350 Call the Foundation. 1335 01:32:54.612 --> 01:32:56.658 - Why? - It's not here. 1336 01:32:56.701 --> 01:32:58.007 Call the Foundation. Do it right now. 1337 01:32:59.182 --> 01:33:01.184 Riku, it's gone, it's empty. 1338 01:33:01.227 --> 01:33:02.228 Look, it's empty. 1339 01:33:06.798 --> 01:33:11.673 You want it up high? I really push it up. 1340 01:33:11.716 --> 01:33:14.284 - Yeah. - Four feet higher than my head. 1341 01:33:20.420 --> 01:33:25.208 Go. Ready, and-- Hey, Omar, come on, buddy. 1342 01:33:25.251 --> 01:33:27.514 You did agree to it. 1343 01:33:27.558 --> 01:33:31.475 No. I never agreed to that, and I never will. 1344 01:33:31.518 --> 01:33:34.826 Tilt your laptop down so I can see the set a little bit? 1345 01:33:34.870 --> 01:33:36.872 Like, if you-- okay. 1346 01:33:43.530 --> 01:33:45.402 When they're in the box, 1347 01:33:45.445 --> 01:33:48.623 and they get the card out there should be a QR code, 1348 01:33:48.666 --> 01:33:51.669 so they have to pick up their phone, and scan the QR code, 1349 01:33:51.713 --> 01:33:54.367 because that can be the reason to actually see 1350 01:33:54.411 --> 01:33:56.718 what they're scanning, and see what it says. 1351 01:33:56.761 --> 01:33:59.938 You know, we never see enough of the laptop to notice who it is. 1352 01:33:59.982 --> 01:34:02.114 We just know that mother and daughter together, 1353 01:34:02.158 --> 01:34:05.117 they usually go as one, she just asked if her daughter had a laptop. 1354 01:34:05.161 --> 01:34:07.032 And I'm rerouting. 1355 01:34:08.730 --> 01:34:12.255 Are you really married to an adult? 1356 01:34:26.661 --> 01:34:28.924 What essentially we would wanna do, 1357 01:34:28.967 --> 01:34:32.710 is we would score the 92 minutes, um, 1358 01:34:32.754 --> 01:34:37.236 with a brain wave frequency matrix 1359 01:34:37.280 --> 01:34:41.284 that would help to further enhance the emotion 1360 01:34:41.327 --> 01:34:43.852 that's being captured on the screen, 1361 01:34:43.895 --> 01:34:46.202 as you're going through different scenes. 1362 01:34:58.083 --> 01:35:00.695 That was awesome. TJ killed it. 1363 01:35:03.480 --> 01:35:06.004 I hope that water pipe's not gonna break now. 1364 01:35:15.013 --> 01:35:16.754 Let's give it up for Alex, man. 1365 01:35:16.798 --> 01:35:18.321 - Absolutely. - Yeah. 1366 01:35:18.364 --> 01:35:19.801 Alex, man. You've killed it, dude. 1367 01:35:22.064 --> 01:35:25.023 Riveting performance over Zoom. 1368 01:35:25.067 --> 01:35:27.809 - Oh, my God. 1369 01:35:27.852 --> 01:35:32.030 Everybody can come off of their muted, uh, video screens here. 1370 01:35:32.074 --> 01:35:36.121 And give it up for Jim for joining us, for having patience with us, 1371 01:35:36.165 --> 01:35:38.254 and for knocking it out of the park. 1372 01:35:38.297 --> 01:35:41.561 Really well done, sir. We'll cut it there. 1373 01:35:41.605 --> 01:35:44.477 - Yay. - Great work. Great work. 1374 01:35:44.521 --> 01:35:47.263 Wow. Yeah! 1375 01:35:48.525 --> 01:35:50.048 Yeah, buddy! 1376 01:35:52.442 --> 01:35:55.706 I will put the crown of-- of great performance 1377 01:35:55.750 --> 01:35:57.186 back on your head, once that one's off. 1378 01:35:57.229 --> 01:36:00.842 Oh hey. 1379 01:36:00.885 --> 01:36:04.236 You as well, as we float down that long river... 1380 01:36:04.280 --> 01:36:08.110 of all our happy yesterdays. 1381 01:36:08.153 --> 01:36:10.503 Ta-ta. Bye-bye.