All language subtitles for Quantum.Leap.2022.S01E01.720p.WEB.h264-KOGi_Track03

[ominous music]

* *

[machines beeping]

[keyboard clacking]

* *

[beeping]

- What? That can't be right.

* *

[upbeat pop music]

- There he is, man of the hour.

- This is so exciting, Ben.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Congrats.
- Congratulations.

* *

- Have you been hiding?

- Hiding? No.

I was just in a different
section of the apartment.

- You mean the bathroom, where
you were hiding from the party

you didn't want to have?
- I love parties.

- Mm-hmm.
- Having everyone in here,

touching all our stuff--

I would have
proposed way sooner

if I knew we got to do this.

- [chuckles]

- That being said,
if you wanted

to grab a bottle
of Bulleit and head

to that spot under the pier
where no one can see us,

I would not object.

- Tempting.

* *

- Hey, I'm gonna need a raise

if you also want me to be head
of security at this party.

- What?

- Ian's about
to take out the DJ

because he won't play
the Kinks.

- Look, I'm not trying to
tell you how to do your job.

I'm just merely offering a
counterpoint from someone who

has impeccable taste in music.
- Ian?

- That's--we're done, OK.

- Maybe next time, you can
just write an algorithm

that creates the perfect
playlist.

- Who has the time?

By the way, did I tell you
about the quantum simulation

that I ran this morning?
- Ian, we all agreed,

no work talk for one night.

- I didn't agree to that.

- Jenn, I just met a guy
named Chris at the bar

who says he's your date.

Why does he think
I'm a video game designer?

- Would you prefer I told
him you run a top-secret

time travel project?

[laughter]
- OK, see?

This is fun.

It's nice to hang
out outside of work.

- Absolutely, the only thing
I love more than parties

is small talk
and public speaking.

- Well, then--

[clinking]
- OK, stop.

You're getting
everyone's attention.

- Speech!
- Uh, don't do that.

Magic, do you want
to pull rank here?

- I got you.

Everyone!
- Oh, no.

- [laughs]

- Ben wants to say a few words.

- [clears throat]
Thank you, Magic.

- [chuckles]

- Um, OK.

Addison and I would
like to thank everyone

for coming tonight.

Uh, everyone except
for my coworkers here,

who I wish had not come.
[laughter]

Some people assume that
because I'm a physicist,

I can't be romantic.

What they don't realize
is science is romance.

- Yeah, I'm sorry I asked
for that speech now.

- No, I'm--I'm serious.

Take the law of entanglement.

Once two particles
experience a shared state,

they're no longer
separate entities.

They exist as one,

even when separated
by great distances.

- Well, it's not going
to be a problem,

because I'm never
letting you go.

[sentimental music]

[cheering]
OK, all right.

That's enough
speech for one day.

Thank you.
- Thank you all.

- Almost makes me
believe in monogamy.

- I'm sorry, but
there are a few people

I still need to see.
- Oh, yes, great.

Yes, more small talk. Got it.

- But in 30 minutes,

we grab that bottle of bourbon
and disappear?

- I love you so much.

- I love you too.

* *

[phone dings]

[dramatic music]

* *

[whirring]

* *

[whooshing]

* *

[warbling]

[suspenseful music]

- And 90,000
in John F. Kennedy Stadium

in Philadelphia.

So remember, call our 800
number to donate.

And now we're gonna take you
right back to Wembley.

- Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome back to London

and to Wembley and Live Aid

where you meet and greet
David Bowie!

[crowd cheering]

- Is this a mistake?

I mean, if Katie finds out--

But if I don't, like you said,
desperate times, right?

- How did I get here?

- Yeah, I know.

A million bad decisions,
I guess.

But I am not gonna let
the one thing

I got right in my life
slip through my fingers.

[watch beeps]

You're a good friend, Nick.

[suspenseful orchestral music]

[breathing deeply]

* *

- * Ah *
- What the--

- * Ah *

* Ah *

* Ah *

* *

- Yeah. Listen to that.
- Mm-hmm.

- * Let's dance *

* *

- Come on, man.

* *

- Come on.
We don't have all day.

- * Let's dance *

- What is happening?

* *

- * Let's dance *

- Who's Nick Rounder?

- Ben!

Oh, thank God.

We've been trying
to find you for hours.

What the hell happened?

We weren't ready.
Why did you leap?

- Do I know you?

- Do you--

[solemn music]

You don't remember me.

- I don't remember anything.

* *

- We knew memory loss could
be a side effect of the leap.

- Leap?
Why do you keep saying--

what's happening to me?

- OK.

This is all gonna feel
a little overwhelming.

So I'm going to explain
it to you slowly.

[alarm bell ringing]

[dramatic music]

- Nick, what the
hell are you doing?

Get in the van!

- Do you know them?
- No.

- What do you mean, no?
We got to go now!

- OK, forget slowly.

I'm a hologram from the future.

You just time-traveled
to the past.

I'll explain everything later.
Just get in the van.

Ben, go!

[David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel"]

* *

[engine starts]

Ben, you don't know
how to drive stick.

- What do I do?
- What do you do?

You're the getaway man!
Get us away, man!

- You can do this, all right?

Left foot on the clutch,
right foot on the gas.

Put it in first, and punch it.

[tires squealing]

* *

- It worked.

- You are not giving me a lot
of confidence right now.

[sirens wailing]

- OK, no time to celebrate.

You have two cop cars
on your tail.

[sirens blaring]

You need to lose them.

- [chuckles nervously]
Don't worry.

I'll get the hang of it.

- Get the hang--
you missed the turn!

We're going to my restaurant
on York!

- Yeah, I just--I know.

I just want to lose
these guys first.

I don't want to lead them
to the restaurant on York.

[device beeps]

- OK, good.

There's only one
restaurant on York.

I'll take you there.

Uh, turn left.
Turn left!

[tires squealing]

[grunting]

- [gasps]

[crashing]

[grunts]
- * Rebel Rebel *

[shouting]

- Ben, please
don't kill anyone.

- That pretzel cart
came out of nowhere!

[suspenseful music]

- Oh, God.
You still got one on your tail.

[siren blaring]

* *

Ben, what are you doing?
[gasps]

Oh, my God.

[tires squealing]

- [gasps]
- Great job.

- All right, the alley's
on the right.

[dramatic music]

[brakes squeal]

- Hey.

- Get it inside.

- Hey, the hell was that?

Are you good?

- Yeah, just glad it's over.

- Over?

That was just phase one.

We got a big day
ahead of us, man.

- Everything all right?

- Yeah.

* *

Better stay sharp. Yeah?

- Yeah, totally.

Phase two, bring it on.

OK, I think it's time
for that slower explanation.

- Your name is Dr. Ben Song.

You're a time traveler
from the year 2022.

I'm Addison Augustine.

We're...

we work together.

Look, I'm here
to bring you home.

But to do that, you need to--
[static drones]

[distorted voice]
You need--

- Need to what?

[dramatic music]

Need to what?

* *

Need to what?

- Ben.

Ben, can you hear me?
- [shouting] Need to what?

[warbling]

[dramatic music]

* *

- Ian, we need to get
that imaging chamber

back online now.

- Yeah, I'm working on it,
that and about

a thousand other things.

Ziggy is offline.

- What? How?
- Right before he leaped,

Ben uploaded
a bunch of new code,

like, a whole new version

of the quantum
operating system.

- Why?
- The past five years,

we've been trying to figure out

how to send someone
to a single point in time

and then bring them
right back to take

the work of Sam Beckett
and make it so that you

don't get stuck in the past.
- Yeah, Ian, I know.

I've been here
since the beginning.

- But we were still
in the simulation phase.

We were years away
from actual human testing.

And yet, Ben just suddenly,
magically writes

a whole new operating system,
gets into the machine,

and then leaps.

None of it makes any sense.
- Yeah.

- What's he saying in there?

My audio just keeps
going in and out.

- He doesn't remember anything.

- Well, we knew that memory
loss was a possible

side effect of the leap.

- Wait.

What if he figured out
a way to get back?

- I don't know.
This new code that he uploaded,

it is unlike anything
I have ever seen.

It's a clustercuss.
- All right.

Well, Ziggy can wait.

We just need to figure out
how to get

that imaging chamber
back online--

- Sorry, sorry, Ziggy can wait?
Ziggy can wait?

Ziggy is one of the most
powerful AIs ever designed.

It is constantly running
millions of scenarios,

trying to effectively
predict what Ben needs to do

in the past to leap home.

- Look, all I am saying is
that I need to get back there.

- There is no point in
bringing the imaging chamber

back online until
Ziggy is up and running.

I mean, what would we
even talk to him about?

- Yeah, I have a few things
that I can talk to him about.

- Look, I know you're upset.

And I know you're scared.
I am too.

But Ben knew that
the technology wasn't ready.

He knew that if he leaped now,
he could lose his memory

and he did it anyway.

- Is this supposed
to make me feel better?

Because this is not working.

- I'm--I'm just saying that
he must have had a really,

really good reason to do it.

You're going to have
to trust that.

I know I do.

- No, General.

The power surge are just
part of a routine test.

I assure you, everything
is still on schedule.

Yes, I appreciate the call.

Say hello to James for me.

You talked to him.
What did he say?

- Nothing. He has amnesia.

Was there anything
on the security cameras?

- It's wiped.

Whatever he was doing in here,
he did not want us to see.

- He didn't say
anything to you,

talk to you about this
new code he uploaded?

- No, he was just his regular,
"awkward at a party" self.

If he had said
anything about this,

I would have stopped him.

He kept me entirely
in the dark.

- The Pentagon
is asking questions.

At some point, I'm going to
have to tell them the truth.

- No.

The second that you do, they
are going to shut us down.

And we are never
going to get Ben home.

We can't let that happen.

- Imaging chamber's
back online.

- Find out what he's there
to do,

and bring him home.

- [panting]

Get a hold of yourself, Ben.

You just need to figure
a way out of this.

- I can help with that.

- [sighs] Thank God.

Why did you disappear
like that?

- Why did I disappear?

Well, if you had given us
a little bit of warning

that you were going to leap,
maybe I could have

been more prepared.
- Wait a second.

I did this without
telling anyone?

Why would I do that?
- That's a great question, Ben.

And if you figure out
an answer to that,

there are a lot of
people that would

like to hear it right now.

[soft dramatic music]

Uh, I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have--

- No, no.
It sounds like I deserve it.

I don't know why I did that.

But I'm really,
really sorry I did.

* *

- Look, let's just
get you home, OK?

- Yes, great.

[clears throat]

Beam me up, or whatever.

- It's not that simple, Ben.

- What do you mean?

Obviously, I time-travel
into other people.

For whatever reason, I chose
to travel into this guy.

So now just travel me out.

- You don't control the leap.
The machine does.

It's a design flaw
from the original project.

- Original project?

- 30 years ago,
Quantum Leap was created

by Dr. Sam Beckett.

He would leap into
people and then need

to help them put right
what once went wrong,

and then the whole process
would start all over again.

So if we have any hope
of getting you home,

you have to do the same
for this guy.

- What the hell kind of
time travel project is this?

How does helping someone
cause me to leap?

- We don't know.
That's what we've been trying

to figure out.
- What about this guy, Beckett?

Ask him. Do what he did.

- We can't.

He never made it home.

* *

- So I'm stuck here forever.

- No.

You were working
on a new algorithm

for the last five years
that would fix

the Quantum Leap machine.

It wasn't working,
but you uploaded

some new code just
before you jumped.

So we just have to figure
out what you're here to do.

Then when you leap,
we can pull you

right back to 2022.

OK, what do you know
about him?

- Not much.

His name is Nick Rounder.

He's a part of a stickup crew,
if that's what they call them.

This is crazy.
I can't do this.

- Yes, you can.

OK, think of me as your guide.

I'm here to help you get home.

You just have to trust me.

- And do I...trust you?

- Yes.

You do.

Look, Ben, there's something
I need to tell you.

[pounding on door]

- Nick, you OK in there?

- Yeah, just a second.

- OK, look.

They think you're Nick Rounder.

Keep it that way,
and you'll be fine.

[door opens]

[suspenseful music]

- Who are you talking to?

- No one.

Just giving myself a pep talk.

- We're opening the crate.

[ominous music]

* *

- That is a lot of explosives.

- All right, Pete, it's three
hours till the fireworks.

You know where to put it.
Get it done.

- That amount of C-4
can do some serious damage.

Maybe that's what
you're here to stop.

- So Charlie tells me
that your great escape

back there wasn't so great.

- No, no, no.

Nick's the reason we got away.

- He was up there
talking to himself

and burning out the clutch.

- Actually,
I was gonna mention,

the clutch does stick.
- You think this is funny?

- Look, he got us here,
didn't he?

- Yeah, but that
was the easy part.

He's getting cold feet,
doesn't feel up to this.

I need to know right now.

When Richie got busted,
this whole thing

was gonna fall apart.

I told you we'd get another
driver, and I found one.

Nick is the best damn
driver I've ever seen.

He saved our asses out there.

Who cares if he talks
to himself?

Cole, how long we
known each other?

You really think I'm
going to vouch for a guy

that I don't know can deliver?

* *

- Horace is expecting you.

Need to be dressed
and ready in an hour.

Make it quick.
- All right.

- And Nick,
if you screw this up,

I will kill you.

* *

- Violett, I'm not getting
a reading on Ziggy's

main CPU in tower four.

Suraj, would you check
the main output?

- [indistinct]

- Tell me that you
have been monitoring

my conversations with Ben.

- Uh--
- They haven't.

But I have.

Figured I'd pinch-hit while
they work to get Ziggy up.

- [sighs] What do you know
on Nick Rounder?

It's getting worse
by the second out there.

- I saw.

That is a terrifying
amount of C-4.

- Is there an
unterrifying amount?

- Nick Rounder's
a bit of a mystery.

No records on him
from Philly in '85.

The C-4, on the other hand,
I found an article

about an explosion
that went off

in front of the Museum
of Modern Art the day

of Live Aid.

Police never uncovered
who was behind it.

But amazingly, no one was hurt.

- Wait, why would Ben be there
to stop an explosion

that didn't hurt anyone?

That doesn't make any sense.

- Give Ian time
to get Ziggy up.

We'll get
to the bottom of this.

- When he looks at me,
it's like, um--

it's like I'm a total stranger.

[machines whir]

* *

- Oh, Ziggy's back online.

Finally some good news.

Let's get some answers.

- Hey, thanks for having
my back back there.

- You kidding me?

You're saving me, man.

Thank you.

- Look, I get you want
to keep your restaurant.

But there has to be
a better option than Cole.

- You know that's not why
I'm doing this.

- * Fresh is the word,
that's how I'm described *

* And so sweet is the rap *

- What the hell?

They're not supposed
to be here.

- Your wife doesn't know.

- She would kill
me if she found out

I was running with Cole again.

Please keep your mouth shut.
- Daddy!

- Hey, sweetie!

Oh, my goodness.

[chuckles, kisses]

Uh, what are--what are you--
what are doing here?

Oh, hey.
You remember Nick, yeah?

- Oh, it's really
great to see you again.

- You too.

- Finished dialysis early,
thought we'd come surprise you.

- Did you take good care
of Mommy?

- Always.
- Mm-hmm.

- Give Mommy and Daddy
a second, OK?

We missed another payment.

How did it go at the bank
this morning?

- They approved the loan.

Come tomorrow morning, baby,
all our problems

will be solved.

- That's amazing.

* *

- Ben?

I need to talk to you.

- Ryan's not a criminal.

He's trying to save his wife.

I think that's why I'm here,
to help him.

- You are.

Ryan's shot dead tonight.

You're here to save his life.

[dramatic music]

- * Take your baby
by the hand *

* *

- Let me deal with Horace, OK?

And do me a favor.

Don't talk to yourself,
not in there.

- Ryan, I think we need
to talk about this.

Tonight's gonna go bad for you.

- [scoffs]

What, you can see
into the future now?

I don't get you, man.

You came to me, remember?

You wanted
to be a part of this.

- You just have to trust me.

I know you're doing
this for Katie,

but there has to be
some other way.

- Yeah.

Well, what is it?

I've tried everything.

Katie got sick,
insurance dropped us.

Mortgaged the restaurant,

begged the bank
not to foreclose.

They shut us down.

No one helps anyone.

We have to help ourselves.

- * Dance hall days, love *

* *

* Dance hall days *

[dramatic music]

* *

- They'll search you,
then we talk.

[speaking Romanian]

- Sorry I'm late.

We're still working
on some issues

with the imaging chamber.

I'm guessing that's Horace.

- [speaking Romanian]
[chuckles]

- You understand
what he's saying?

That's because you
speak Romanian,

along with several other
languages.

- OK, ciao.

* *

Here you go.

* *

- That's the Hope Diamond.

- A fake--we swap it out
with the real one.

The museum will never
know the difference.

- Exactly,
which got me thinking,

this heist don't work
without me.

I feel we should renegotiate.
- Cole paid you.

No, we're not
leaving without this.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Hey! [groans]
- Hey.

- Calm, calm.

It's not personal,
just business.

- Maybe we should
make it personal.

- What?

What does that even mean?

- Ben, what are you doing?

- I know how much you love
your son, Constantine.

Straight As.

- You speak Romanian?

- Yeah, and several
other languages.

But that's not why
you should be worried.

- No?

Why should I be worried?

- Because I know
everything about you.

Everything, every
detail about your life.

- Right, leverage, on it.

- Are you threatening me?

- No, I'm just
saying I know things.

- OK.

Two years from now,
Horace goes to prison

on tax evasion
for bank accounts

in the Cayman Islands.

- Your bank accounts in
the Caymans, for instance.

- No one knows about those.

- Yeah, I told Cole
about those too.

If we don't leave here
with that,

he'll drain every last cent.

[speaking Romanian]

- Take it. Get out of here.

* *

Get my accountant on the phone.

- I'll call you back.

What'd you find?

- Ben's working with someone.

My team recovered some
of the security footage

he erased and found this.

- Who is she?
- I'm not sure yet.

I couldn't fully unscramble
the image,

but we got this ring.
You recognize it?

- No, but it's military.

I got this after
my second tour in 'Nam.

everyone in my platoon did.

- I'll have the team
look into it.

- She may be the only one who
can tell us why Ben did this.

- I think you should fire me.

- I beg your pardon?

- I'm the head of security.

I designed the system
he disarmed.

You took a chance on me
when no one else would,

and someone has
to take the fall.

It should be me.

- If you think I'm going
to let you hang it up

while the rest of us scramble
to fix this mess without you,

you are sorely mistaken.

You just found our first good
lead in less than a few hours.

Follow it.

[soft dramatic music]

Request for termination denied.

- That was crazy.

Since--since when
do you speak Romanian?

And--and how the hell
do you know

all that stuff about Horace?

- I'm not who you think I am.

- Ben, you can't
tell him who you are.

- I know things--

not just about Horace,
but about you,

about what's gonna happen
tonight.

- [scoffs] Oh, yeah?

What's gonna happen tonight?

- You're gonna die.

You get shot.

And I don't know who
pulls the trigger,

but my guess is it's Cole.

* *

- No.
[door opens]

You can't possibly know that.

- I do, just like how I knew
all that about

Horace's secret bank accounts.

If you go through with this,
you will die.

You won't be able
to save Katie,

and Caroline will
grow up alone.

Is that what you want?

- I can't help Katie
unless I do this.

- You can.

We'll find some other way,

but you have to walk away
from this now.

[dramatic music]

- You get it?
- Yeah, we got it.

Listen. Um,...

We need to talk.

- You're damn right we do.

- Whoa, hey, hey, OK.

- Shut up.

We know who you are.

- You do?

- You've been acting off
all day,

so I did some digging.

Your name's not Nick Rounder.

It's Matt Shaw.

You're an undercover cop.

* *

- You--you're a cop?

- No.

No, this has to be a mistake.

- It would explain
why we couldn't

find anything on Nick Rounder.

- You're the mistake.

- [grunts]
- Ben!

- [groans]

- You pinched my driver
so you could take his place.

Is that it?
- [grunts]

- You know about this?
- No, of course not!

You know how bad I need this.

He lied to me, just like you.

- Ugh, a little help.

- Stay calm, OK?

- Who are you talking to?

You wearing a wire?

- Let's find out.
[chair drags]

- [grunts] [sighs]

* *

- He's not wired.

- Good.

We can waste him,
and no one will know.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait!
OK, OK!

You're right.

I'm a cop, but you
don't want to do this.

You steal a diamond, maybe
you get away with it.

You kill a cop,

they'll never
stop looking for you.

- Cole, he's right.

We can't kill him.

- I should kill you.
- Hold on.

Let's think this through.
- What?

You want to let him go?
- No.

But if something
goes wrong tonight,

we have a bargaining chip.

- Tonight?

Tonight's off.

The cops will be
waiting for us.

- No, they won't.

That's why you never tell
the new guy the whole plan.

He's not wired.

He didn't know how
we're doing this.

- And for 200 mil,
I'll take my chances.

* *

- [grunts]

Look, I know you're
upset with me.

But this doesn't change what's
gonna happen tonight.

- Nothing's gonna happen to me.

You knew all that stuff about
Horace because you're a cop.

You used me to get to Cole,
came into the restaurant

looking for a job,
peddling that sob story

about your family.

What kind of a
person does that?

- Let's go.

- Ryan, don't do this.

- Ryan, if you don't
want to listen to me,

then listen to yourself.

You said Cole won't let
anyone get in his way.

You brought a cop
into his crew.

He's gonna kill you.

- Yeah.

What do you think he'll
do to me if I walk?

- [panting]

- Ian, why aren't you
monitoring Addison and Ben?

- Sorry. I just--

I needed a--
a second to breathe.

We were just at their
engagement party.

And--and my biggest problem
was that a DJ was refusing

to play "Come Dancing."

Now one of my best friends
has intentionally

gotten himself stuck
in quantum spacetime,

and we can't get him back.

It's like a--
it's like a bad mushroom trip

that I just can't
sober up from.

Not that--not that I do--
not that I do mushrooms.

I would never--as an employee

of the United States military,
I would never do--

- Ian.
- Yes?

- You need to focus
that anxiety on helping

Addison bring Ben home.

She needs you right now.

We all do.

- Look, if I had a way
to help, trust me, I would.

But Ben is all tied up.

And Ryan is on his way
to steal the Hope Diamond,

which, you know,
makes zero sense

'cause it was never stolen.

- Actually,
that's not entirely true.

- OK, I'm in the DOD's
mainframe.

What's the name of the file
you need me to steal?

- Operation Blue Glass.

- So the Hope Diamond on
display at the Smithsonian?

- It's a fake.

The U.S. insured the diamond
for a half billion dollars.

When it went missing,
the government decided

to cover it up rather
than take the financial hit.

- Wow. That--

actually, no. That tracks.

How did you know about this?

- You spend enough time
working in DC, you hear things.

You know, if we can
get the specifics

on how this crew stole it,
we might be able

to help Ben stop it.

- Which would save Ryan's life
and trigger a leap

and then maybe we could
pull Ben back home.

- [grunts]
- No, Ben.

That's not going to work.
- They're plastic.

If I can create enough
friction, they should snap.

[sighs]

What happens to Matt Shaw?

Did they come back
and kill them?

- I don't know.

The original timeline,
they didn't find out

he was undercover.
- My bad.

- OK. The night of the heist,
the crew gave him the slip.

By the time he got
to the rendezvous point,

Ryan had already been killed.

After that, he turned
in his resignation.

He never really recovered.

- I could fix all this if I
could just get out of here.

- Can you just--

I cannot believe
you have lost your memory

and you are still
this stubborn.

Look, pull that as tight
as you can.

Use your teeth.

- Right,
increasing tension will

add stress to the plastic.

- Making it easier to break.

- Maybe you should
be the one leaping.

- Yeah, that was the plan.

[soft dramatic music]

I was brought onto
this project to leap.

You were supposed
to be my hologram.

* *

- Sorry.

- Yeah.
Well, you can apologize later.

We're kind of on a time crunch.
All right.

Now, pull your hands down
as hard as you can.

Use all of your force.

[grunts]

Whew.

I should listen
to you more often.

- Yeah, I'll hold you to that.

- I have to get to the museum.

- No, you can end
this right now.

Call 911.

Tell them to send all units
to the Museum of Modern Art.

The Hope Diamond's
about to be stolen.

[device warbles]
OK.

Ben, what are you doing?

- If I call the cops,
Ryan'll get arrested.

- Yes, but he'll live.

Ben, according to Ziggy,
if you make that phone call,

there is a 99% chance
that you leap.

- Ziggy?
- Our supercomputer.

It--it tells us what
you're here to do.

- That's a weird name.

I don't care what Ziggy says.

I know what I have to do.

If Ryan goes to jail,
Katie dies and their daughter

loses both her parents.

I can't let that happen.

I got to stop this heist.

- Ben, if you fail,
you won't make it home.

Look, there are people
back at Quantum Leap

that are waiting for you,
who care about you.

OK? I am--

I am one of those people.

Ben, please.

* *

- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for leaping,
for hiding things from you,

from all of you.

But that's why
I have to do this.

I let you down, and I
can't let Ryan down too.

[soft dramatic music]

* *

- Then you better get dressed.

[a-ha's "Take On Me"]

* *

- Just out of curiosity,

if the person I leap into
dies...

- You die too.

- Right, good to know.

* *

[New Order's "Blue Monday"]

* *

- Wow, I feel
seriously underdressed.

- * How does it feel *

* To treat me like you do? *

- It's been a bit of a day.
- Fair.

- Take me through
the timeline again.

- According to the DOD file,
the C-4 goes off

Outside At Exactly 8:00 p.m.--

[rumbling]

--knocking out the grid
and plunging

the museum into darkness.

- I need backup now.
- Guards radioed for help,

but the security room
had been sealed...

- Help! The door is jammed!

- Leaving them to deal
with the chaos alone.

Cole knew the security
measures.

He planned it perfectly.

They waited
for the right moment

and then swapped out
the real diamond for the fake.

* *

It took the museum hours

to figure out
what had happened

with no security cameras.

By then, Cole and his crew
were long gone,

never to be seen
or heard from again.

And Ryan dies.

- So I have 15 minutes to stop

the greatest jewel heist
no one's ever heard of

in order to save a guy
I just met.

- Do you want another
glass of champagne?

- Hmm.

Wait, there's Pete.

He must be the one who seals
the door to the security room.

- OK, what are you thinking?

- Right now, that I wish
I'd gone into teaching.

- OK.

[suspenseful music]

* *

- Hey, Pete!

[grunts]

[groans]

Oh, God.

- Who are you right now?

- What, I don't normally
punch out bad guys

while wearing a tux?
- No.

Normally, you're a "punching
out code in a T-shirt"

kind of guy.
- That really hurt my hand.

- Yeah, I could tell.
We need to find Ryan.

* *

- Got him, over there.

* *

Ryan.

- Jesus, man.
How did you escape?

No. You--you got to go.

You have to go now.
- Not without you.

- If I betray them, I'm dead.

I'm not going anywhere.

- I know, which is why
I'm stopping the heist.

- Ben, Charlie's on the move.

* *

- I'll be right back.
[mellow orchestral music]

- What are you doing?

- Can I dance?

- I mean, you think you can.

- Oh, God.

[tango music]

- Great party,
almost missed it.

* *

Clearly we made a mistake
letting you live.

* *

Easily corrected.

* *

- Might want to rethink that.

You don't want
to cause a scene,

not when you're so close.

Just hear me out.

* *

You let Ryan walk,
no retribution.

I let you and your crew walk.

- And why would you do that?

And why would I do that?

- 'Cause I already stopped Pete

from sealing
the security doors.

When the lights go off,
you'll be facing

more than a dozen guards
than you were banking on.

- Inconvenient,
nothing I can't handle.

* *

Is that it?
- No.

- The explosives are set
to go off in five minutes.

As a cop, I'd focus less
on stopping the heist

and more on stopping innocent
people from being blown up.

- No one's going to die
in the explosion.

- Oh, really?

You got a crystal ball?

- Let's just say I have
history on my side.

All the guests are safely
in the museum

when the C-4 goes off.

- Is that a fact?

[gunshots]

[people screaming]

Looks like history
is about to change.

[dramatic music]

- Go! Run!
[people screaming]

- What did you just do?

- I just made
things a lot worse.

All these people are running
outside toward the explosives.

Do you know where
they planted them?

[dramatic music]

Just forget the diamond.
I need your help.

People are going to die,
and not just you and Katie.

- Follow me.

[people screaming]

There.

* *

[beeping]

- OK, how do I disarm it?

- I don't know, man.
You're the cop.

- Cut the wire to the blasting
cap and remove the det cord.

- We need to cut the wires.
- With what?

- All right, plan B.

- Ben, we not have a plan B!

- What--what is plan B?

* *

Manhole cover.

Grab the crowbar, go.

I'm assuming I could
just pick it up.

- Uh, I mean,
you should be able to.

Just be careful.
- OK.

- OK, but also hurry.

OK. All right, steady.

That has a time fuse
relay in it.

- What?
- You know what?

You're doing--
you're doing great.

- [grunts]
- OK, step back.

I'm dropping it in! Run!

[screaming]

[explosion booms]

[soft dramatic music]

* *

[sirens and chatter]

- I don't know how
to thank you,

Nick or--[laughs]

Matt, whatever your name is.

- Go home.

Be with the people you love

and don't hide things
from them.

You'll regret it.

Believe me.

[sentimental music]

* *

What happens to Katie,
his wife?

- Cole's crew was arrested,
diamond was recovered,

and Ryan cut a deal
with the police.

And when his story
hit the local news,

the city rallied around him.

The hospital took care
of Katie's treatment.

He eventually even
got his restaurant back,

all because of you.

- Well, because of us.

Thank you.

I don't remember you,
but this felt--

[sighs]

You made me feel
real safe today.

And all things considered,
that's pretty incredible.

- It's the law of entanglement.

- The--what now?

- That's something you said
at a party once.

When two particles
experience a shared state,

they no longer exist
as separate entities.

They exist as one,

even when separated
by great distances.

- I said that at a party?

I sound like a real fun guy.

- You don't like parties much.

- So, um, what happens now?

- Now you leap.

* *

[warbling]

* *

Ben's leaping.
Let's get him home.

- Ziggy is running
Ben's new code now.

- Oh, come on, Ben.

- Do you have him?
- Hold on.

[dramatic music]

[beeping]

- No.

No, no, no, no, no.

Some--something's wrong
with the calculation stats.

Ziggy can't locate him.

- What does that mean?

- We lost him.

* *

- Where are you going?

- Catching the first flight
to DC.

I have to brief the general
in person.

- I'd hold off on that
if I were you.

The ring our mystery
woman was wearing,

it's from a Navy platoon
that served in Vietnam.

I got a list of everyone in it.

Look at the last name
on that list.

- Al Calavicci.

He was from
the original project.

- Yeah, but he died last year.

So who's wearing his ring?

- His daughter, Janice.

She wanted to follow
in her father's footsteps,

join the project.

But the DOD had concerns
about her emotional ties

to Al and Sam.

- Looks like their
concerns were warranted.

- Find her.

[tense music]

* *

[seagulls calling]

[mysterious music]

* *

- [crying softly]

* *

His phone.

- Addison, I'm sorry I had
to do this,

especially tonight.

I wish I could tell you why.

But I can't, not yet.

There are things you're going
to learn

that won't make sense to you,
but just know this--

this is bigger than us,

bigger than anything
you can imagine.

I'm doing this because I think
it's worth it,

because I think it has
to be done.

Then I'll find my way
home to you,

and we can spend the rest
of our lives together.

I promise.

[music swells]

* *

Addison?

- Atlantis,
this is mission control.

Lock your visors
and initiate O2 flow.

We are go for launch in five,

four...
- No, wait!

- Three, two...
- Wait! Stop! D--

- One.
- Oh--

[flames blasting]

[dramatic music]

* *