All language subtitles for Eureka S3 E18

Morning, Sarah.

Sarah: Good morning,
sheriff. Coffee?

Yeah, two. Um, one black
and one with milk and...

Three teaspoons of sugar.
Yes, I know.

Good memory, Sarah.

I looked it in the system
preferences after the third night.

Yeah, but not that
you're counting, right?

Oh, I could do that all day.

Well, call in sick. I can
write a note to your boss.

Oh, you are the boss.

Temporarily.

And, as tempting as that sounds,

we're testing this new
supercollider at g.D. Today,

and if all goes well, we actually could
prove the existence of dark energy.

Oh, that old bag.

Yeah, that old bag is the key to
understanding the laws of the universe.

You should come. It's
gonna be, ooh, quite a show.

It's not the kind of show
I care for.

Okay, we can save
that show for later.

Hey. Hands where I can see 'em.

Good morning, Zoe.

Um, okay, I should
probably go. I'll see you later?

See you later.

Okay. Have a good day.

Go ahead.
I know it's killing you.

No, she's adorable.

And plus, now you can't
give me grief about Lucas.

Yes, I can.
It's not the same thing.

What's with the sweats?

Dive meet at 1:00 for
Pilar's biotech final.

Since when do you dive?

Since I stupidly agreed
to be her Guinea pig.

Uh, novice divers controlled
by neural muscle remote.

Wow. You don't have to come.

Are you kidding?
I wouldn't miss it.

Oh, my god.

What's wrong?

I got offered early admission

to an undergrad pre-med
program at Harvard.

You... that's... but that's
not for, like, two years.

Well, I told you everyone
at Tesla applies early,

and they only accept a few people
for admission, and they picked me.

But, I mean,
you have a b-average.

Yeah, which is like
an a+ in the real world.

And it's not all about gpa.

It says someone wrote
a letter on my behalf.

They did?

It starts next semester.
Can you believe it?

Um, no. It's... uh, soon.

Sarah: Are you okay, sheriff?

I'm picking up a spike
in your blood pressure.

Yeah, I'm excited. I mean,
I'm freaked out, but I'm excited.

Oh, thanks, dad. Yeah.

Oh, I have to go
call Lucas. Sure.

It's amazing, right? Yeah!

Oh, my god.

Yeah, It's huge.

Lucas: It's devastating.

We were going to apply
to the same schools.

She is a special candidate,
and there was only one spot.

I'm special. Yes, you are.

But it's not just
about iOS, Lucas.

And, besides, you know,
you can join her next year.

This just
wasn't part of the plan.

Well, life rarely goes
according to plan.

I mean, take Kim's ship.
I lose it 20 years ago,

and it returns with enough data

to unlock the secrets
of the universe,

and I get to share it with
one of my best students.

I appreciate
the opportunity, Dr. Deacon,

but all the data in the world

can't take the place
of the woman you love.

Hmm.

I'm sorry.
I meant Zoe and me and...

It's okay. Really.

Whoa. Check out the scan of
our solar system from Kim's data.

Look at the distortion on the
northern edge of the heliosphere.

Could that be
what I think it is?

Nemesis.

It's not like it's the end
of the world, Carter.

Easy for you to say.

This is an amazing opportunity.

You should be proud of her.

No, I am proud.
I just got blindsided.

I thought we had
another year together.

Hey, guys. Fresh muffins.
Get 'em while they're hot.

I love muffin Monday.

I can't.

Sarah said that I have
to watch my blood pressure.

The end of the world is coming.
The people have a right to know.

Mmm-hmm, and with you
around, it'll end sooner than later.

And that doesn't help.

Larry: You can't do this, Fargo.

It's putting us all at risk.

Stop. Who did what?

It's what they're about to do.

Ignore him. It's not us
this time. It's Nemesis.

Nemesis?

Is that real, or is that
like a super villain

from your fantasy
justice league?

Oh, it's real, and that
is an awesome name.

Nemesis is a neutron star

that's been theorized to be
in binary orbit with our sun.

It crosses earth's orbit
every 65 million years,

causing an
extinction—level event.

Like a killer asteroid?

Oh, that's not even
the half of it.

The tidal stresses from
the star's gravitational pull

could cause a sudden reversal
of earth's magnetic Poles

and unleash earthquakes,
tsunamis, total global chaos.

The world could literally
be turned upside down.

All right, um, I'll check with
Henry. How much time do we have?

If we're lucky,
maybe 2,000 years.

Two thousand...

See, that's not
so much a problem.

So, next time,
don't Bury the lead.

Exactly, kids.

Sheriff, the real
problem here is

the supercollider these
guys are about to test.

It'll wipe us out long before
Nemesis gets the chance.

Histrionic much, Larry?

That thing makes the hadron
collider at cern look like a slingshot.

Mark my words, some things
should not be messed with.

Like the laws of physics.

For once,
Larry makes a fair point.

So, the laws of physics
are in peril,

my daughter's moving out,

and the world's
coming to an end?

I say, have the muffin.

I'll have the muffin.

Tess: Easy, Fargo, that's a
$10 billion piece of equipment.

You break it, you buy it.

Fargo: All right, that's it.

Radio isotopes are in place.

Ready to smash some
unstable atoms together

atneady the speed of light?

You know, when
he says it like that,

it doesn't sound
like a good idea.

Okay, kids. Here we go.

Isn't this exciting? I mean,
if we find dark energy,

we could prove the
existence of the higgs boson,

discover the nature
of quark—gluon interaction,

maybe even find
a true unification theory.

I love it when
you talk nerdy to me.

Zane: Particle velocity's
at 0.500.

0.70.

0.80.

Should we be wearing
safety goggles or...

Oh, don't worry about it.
I'll protect you.

0.90.

What's happening? I don't know.

The field sensors are off-scale.

Whoa! Power
surge in the delivery arm.

Zane: The dampening rings
are destabilizing.

Get down!

You okay?

Yeah.

Everyone okay?

Fargo: Yeah.

Why are we talking
like chip and Dale?

Uh, liquid helium cools the magnets
surrounding the collider tunnel.

The ring hit the supply line.

You think?

I'll shut off the line
and open the surface vents.

I knew we should have worn safety
goggles. Safety goggles are good.

Now, what the hell happened?

Fargo happened.

Hey, my part went flawlessly.

You must have screwed up
the containment field calibration.

I checked them a dozen
times. They were spot on.

Well, they're not now.
Yeah, take a look at that.

But... but this can't be right.

There was a high—voltage spike

in the damping ring stabilizer.

Uh, and it just snapped?

No way. No way. The
stabilizer unit, it's shielded.

Something or someone did this.

Tess:
But this is a critical test

in proving the laws of physics.

Who would want to stop it?

I think I might have an idea.

Well, you can't say
I didn't warn you.

That's why we're here, Larry.

You think I messed
with the collider? Are you insane?

Just following up on leads.

You seemed pretty vocal
about wanting to shut it down.

Hello? Freedom of speech.

Just because I thought
it was a stupid idea

doesn't mean I'd act on it.

You did hijack Martha.

One tiny lapse in judgment,

and I never hear the end of it.

Truth is, I should file
a complaint against them.

For what exactly?

Contaminating my experiment.

My fem—bot prototype
was working perfectly...

Do I really want to know this?

She was working perfectly
before I went to get my coffee.

When I came back after
the collider accident,

she was completely
non—responsive.

Maybe she's just
not that into you.

How could the collider affect
your, um, mechanical girlfriend?

You think they call it dark
energy because it's friendly?

They have no idea
what it can do.

The embedded controller's fried.

No wonder the balance was off.

I'm just glad you're okay.

Actually, Julia, I'm not.

My brush with death and
this whole Nemesis thing

has made me realize that
life is short and fate is cruel.

Especially around here.

There are so many things
I want to do before I die,

and I know we haven't
been together for very long,

but, um, I'd like to
do them with you.

What did you have in mind?

I made a list.

Feel free to add to it.

Skydiving over lake Archimedes.

Bungee jump
off the DaVinci bridge.

Go on a high-speed chase?

Yeah, I figured Jo could
help us out with that one.

I mean, she'd probably enjoy it.

Fargo, what is that?

No, it's an
incredible opportunity.

I just... I just need
a little more time.

Okay. Bye.

Let me guess,
a time share in boca.

Actually, a job opportunity.

After Allison gets back from maternity
leave, I am officially unemployed.

Yeah, what is it?

A private funder is building a new
ultra—large radio telescope array,

and they need someone to run it.

Congratulations.
And where is it?

Um, Australia.

That's far.

And you're considering it?

Um, well, they made me
the job offer a week ago.

Oh, so before you and I...

Yeah.

You okay?

You could have
mentioned it before.

At the time it didn't have
anything to do with you.

Right.

Okay.

Um, the collider accident may have
been more serious than we thought.

Larry says that dark energy
might be the cause.

Okay. Well, first of all,
the accident was contained.

And second,
can we get back to us?

You know, I really have to
deal with this collider thing.

Okay. We”, don't worry about it.

I got everything under control.

Not a word. Come on.

Hey, Julia, what's going on?

I don't know. Please hurry.

Hey, Martha, what's up?

I am.

Of course you are.

Tess: It's got to be
a gravity anomaly.

Well, or a Fargo anomaly.

What button did
you push this time?

Can you not recognize a
victim when you see one?

Well, you know, he's right. There's
nothing in this lab that could cause that.

Maybe he brought it in with him
from the lab that recently exploded.

The collider has nothing
to do with gravity.

Well, how about dark energy?

You said you don't
know what that does yet.

Well, I know that you can't
track it around on your shoes.

Guys? Can we maybe focus on
getting me down before gravity returns?

It's okay, honey, I got you.

You know what, Fargo? Why don't
you try just pushing yourself away

from the ceiling?

No luck.

Whoa!

Missed it by that much.

Oh, my god, Fargo, are you okay?

Remind me to cross base jumping

off the bucket list. Okay.

Yeah, let's get you
to the infirmary

because who knows what
you've been exposed to.

Um, I have an idea,
but I want to talk to Zane.

It's not the collider, Jack.

I've told you everything
there is to know...

I just need to talk
to Zane. Okay.

Male announcer on pa:
Ladies and gentlemen,

for the next event in the
Tesla biotech dive finals,

the 10—meter board,

our first contestant,
Samantha welke,

will be attempting a
two-and—a—half fonnard pike

with a 2.1 degree of difficulty.

Samantha's dive will be
controlled by Kelsey s.

Damn, she's good.
But I'm better.

Okay, so, I'm not gonna get
electrocuted or anything, am I?

Relax. It's a subcutaneous
nuclear neuro-stimulus system.

Totally waterproof. So much
more advanced than skin contact.

Wait, wait, subcutaneous?

Ow! What the hell?

Yeah, the biometric
sensors... ow!

Need to be injected into
all of your primary joints.

Oh, damn it.

The sensors will read the signal
from my remote to control your body.

All you have to do is relax
and score a perfect 10.

Okay, well, you didn't
tell me about the pain.

Hmm

I can't believe this could
be our last dive final.

Pilar, it's ourfirst dive
final, so not so sentimental.

Yeah, okay, but
everything we do now

could be our last everything.

Well, at least you care about our last
everything. Lucas couldn't be bothered.

Oh, god, I can't believe
I'm doing this.

You ready to warm up?

Male announcer: Section
b medley teams and coaches

are to report
to the sign—in table.

Oh, god,
this is really disturbing.

Jack, don't walk away
from me like that.

No, no, no, I'm just
trying to do my job,

so I can get to
Zoe's dive thing.

You know,
and my watch is broken.

Yeah, I know. I heard
about Harvard. Are you okay?

Well, it's every
dad's dream, right?

Can we talk?

Sure. What do you want to say?

I mean, you started something
when you knew you were going away.

I haven't decided
if I'm gonna leave yet.

Well, you had a job offer
that you didn't mention.

Which I haven't accepted
yet. Look, it doesn't matter.

All right, I'm having a really
rough day, so what do you need?

What do you want? What? What do
you need? What do you want, huh?

Whatever makes you happy.

Okay, tell me you figured
out this dark energy problem.

Well, theoretically,
the power surge

could have produced a
negatively charged strangelet,

or possibly a monopole, or
maybe even an itty, bitty black hole.

"Itty, bitty black hole"?

Yeah, but none of those things
happened, including a dark energy leak.

Well, you seem pretty
certain. How do you know?

Because the stabilizer froze.

It broke down before
it even started.

It...

It crashed before it smashed.

You satisfied I told you
everything I know?

Um, hey, how's Fargo?

Melodramatic and anemic.

Well, I'm glad to hear it.

No, no, no, actually,
he's quite anemic.

He's been taking iron
supplements all of his life.

Wait... iron? I
mean, that fits. Right?

Everything that was metal
got stuck to the ceiling.

Wait, so Fargo was
a human magnet?

Something produced a wellspring
of electromagnetic energy,

and I suppose
Fargo got caught up in it.

What time did the
collider break down?

Uh, that would be 10:06.

That's the same time
that my watch stopped.

What if whatever messed it up

also messed up the stabilizer?

An intense electromagnetic
energy field

could have frozen
your watch gears.

And the stabilizer gears on
the magnetic damping rings.

Call me if you find out
anything. I'm late for Zoe.

Ooh.

Tough break.

I'm having second thoughts.

Okay, you already
got into Harvard.

The rest of us still
have to prove ourselves.

So, mush.

Okay, okay, I'm going.

Oh, god, please don't
make me belly flop.

Male announcer: Next up, the
team of Zoe Carter and Pilar Reed.

Zoe will be attempting a back
three-and—a—half somersault

with a 2.9 degree of difficulty.

Wait, she can't... she
can't do that, can she?

Oh, she doesn't have to.
I'm controlling her every move.

Nuclear neuro-stimulus
technology.

Nuclear?

Zoe! Hold on, hold on!
Stop! Stop!

You okay?

Henry: I think I know
what caused it.

This is a satellite image
from the time of the anomaly.

Now, you see that red
patch over the Tesla pool?

That is a hot spot
of electromagnetism.

Intense electromagnetic
fields can cause

hydrogen and
oxygen atoms to split.

And would that make the
pool look like it was boiling?

Well, yeah. You have two
highly combustible gases

ignited by the transmitters
under Zoe's skin and, bam.

Okay, and this is the same electromagnetic
field that pinned Fargo to the ceiling?

Yeah, probably there's a whole
band of it fluctuating over Eureka.

Oh, I saw a computer simulation,
Fargo's computer simulation,

of what happens when
Nemesis passes the earth.

Yeah, that's 2,000
years from now.

What if somehow
Nemesis is already here?

I am sorry I missed your meet.

I heard your performance
was, um, explosive.

Ah, funny.

Yes.

You know, I think my dad was
really panicked for a second there.

I don't think that's gonna
change anytime soon.

You know, it's hard to protect
your kid from across the country.

Yeah, I guess.

And like me,
he's going to miss you.

A lot more than he lets on.

He tried to be cool about it,

but I could completely tell.

You should talk to him.

Yeah, you're right. I was
just so excited to tell Lucas,

but he couldn't be
bothered to care.

I wouldn't be
so sure about that.

I heard what happened. I feel
like a jerk that I wasn't there.

But I had good reason. I...

Can we talk? Please?

Are you sure you don't
need to throw up again?

No, no, no. I think I got
it all out of my system

on the way down.

At least you get to cross
skydiving off the list.

Yeah. You know,
I'm thinking maybe we can

scratch off anything to do
with plummeting to my doom.

You know, Fargo, there are
things that we can put on the list

that don't involve
mortal danger.

Such as?

I thought this didn't
involve mortal danger.

Everybody down!

Tess: There's no way
a neutron star

could be anywhere
near our solar system.

Not the real Nemesis.
A man—made copy.

But the similarities
are remarkable.

I mean, this growing
electromagnetic field

has all the properties of a
massive magnetic polar disturbance.

How massive are we talking here?

Hey, Jo, I'm sort of in the
middle of something here.

Yeah, so am I.

All the metal at cafe
diem just took up flying.

It hit café diem.

Tell her it's dissipating.

Uh, it's dissipating.
Hang on, Jo.

I'm not the one hanging.

Cross knife—throwing
off the list, too.

Never mind. We're good.

Okay. Keep me posted.

So, cafe diem.
Where's it heading next?

Well, there's no way to tell.
The magnetic field shows

fluctuating energy
that comes and goes.

It's the same effect
we see over time

when the earth's
magnetic Poles reverse.

But magnitude's
stronger and faster.

Right now,
it's localized in Eureka.

But if the energy keeps
building, it won't be for long.

If it's only happening here, then
someone here must have caused it.

So, what I need to know is who
could have created a mini death star?

Well, they would have to have
detailed knowledge of Nemesis

in order to
replicate the effect.

Oh, please.
Give me a little credit.

Credit. Maybe that's
what they wanted.

Credit for what? For starting
an extinction—level event?

Or stopping one.

I mean, saving the world
looks pretty good on a resume.

Yeah, but, Jack,
it's 2,000 years away.

You know, they would have
to have access to Henry's data.

What kind of novice would
attempt something so dangerous?

A novice who doesn't want
his girlfriend to leave him behind.

I can't believe
I almost lost you today.

But you didn't. And you won't.

I don't know. Harvard's
a long way from here.

Lucas, I... I want
to be with you, always.

Me, too. That's why I've been working
so hard to keep us together and...

No. I mean,
I want to be with you.

Oh!

No distance can take that away.

Dad. Sheriff.

And now my perfect day
is complete.

Um, please don't blame him.

It was... it was my idea.

Tell me you're talking about
electromagnetic energy.

Oh, I think she is.

Is this a micro-electromagnetic
pulse simulator?

Uh, pulse amplifier.

Or at least it's supposed to be.

I haven't gotten it
to work yet, so...

Don't be so sure. What?

Come see for yourself.

Lucas: But, Henry, the machine
isn't even on. It's on stand-by.

Yeah.

It worked.

I mean, it worked.

What is that?

That is a new magnetic pole.

You mean, like the north pole?

It's about to be.

This is very, very bad.

How in bejesus' name did
you create a new north pole?

Ignore the crazy man, Lucas,

and just talk us through it.

I_.iused the data from Kim

to build the simulation
of the forces

that Nemesis would create
when it passed earth.

To measure the relative
change in gravitational pull.

Right. Then I designed the
electromagnetic amplifier

to lock our planet's
Poles in place

so they wouldn't reverse.

But my test failed.

Well, not so much.

There have been magnetic
problems all over town,

including what happened
to Zoe at the pool.

But my amplifier
isn't even on now,

and it's only a scale model.

It doesn't have enough juice
to cause something like that.

Unless there was a boost in
energy from somewhere else.

The explosion from the collider.

I think that your amplifier

threw off the
magnetic stabilizers.

And that surge
in electromagnetism

fed back into the
strength of the amplifier,

creating a loop of
building energy.

And, voila, a new north pole.

I swear, I had no idea.

Well, you are gonna
have to tell Santa

that he needs to
move his workshop.

Lucas, what were you thinking?

That you were leaving.

I couldn't handle it.

I thought maybe if I came
up with a solution to Nemesis,

then Henry would write me
a recommendation letter

like he did for you, and
then we could go together.

I'm sorry.

You know what, I meant
to talk to you about it,

and I just forgot. I'm sorry.

All right.
How do we shut it down?

I don't know. I mean, we're
witnessing an electromagnetic runaway.

Lucas lit the match
flamed by the collider

and now fueled by the
earth's own magnetic field.

If we can't break the cycle,
the planet will experience

the same thing
Lucas was trying to prevent.

A spontaneous polar reversal.

Guess this would be a bad time
to ask for that recommendation.

That's a new one.

What's up, Jo?

A small issue...

Zane: The new magnetic
pole is gaining strength.

That looks bad.

Yeah, well, that is the buildup

to a spontaneous polar reversal.

Fluctuations in
the magnetic field

are causing random
surges all over town.

Point taken.

But the surges
aren't that random.

Look at the energy output.

Yeah, they all have
a negative charge.

If we could create
a controlled burst

of positive
electromagnetic energy,

we might be able
to cancel that out.

Okay, how do we do that?

Well, we'll load a tactical
missile with a positron payload

and launch it directly
into the center of the pole.

Right? It's a piece
of cake. Yeah.

Just had to say it, didn't you?

The town's grid is down.

That presents a small problem.

And by small, you mean
insurmountably large, yeah?

Anything outside of g.D. That
runs on electricity or batteries

is affected by the pole.

Cars, computers,
tactical missiles.

All our normal delivery
vehicles are useless.

Well, how about an
abnormal delivery vehicle?

What the...

Hello?

And now I know
the world's ending.

Hi, sheriff.

So, um, you ever
hear of knocking?

Obviously.

What are you doing?

Living life to
the fullest, sheriff.

Now did you need me or...

You? No. Actually, Martha.

When everything in here
was stuck to the ceiling,

she was unaffected, so...

Yeah, it's because she's
made of nonmetallic composites

and rad-hardened electronics.

Close enough for me.
Martha, Fargo, come. With me.

Okay, just one second.

How much longer?

We're loading the
positron beam emitter now.

Give us five minutes.

Let's hope she doesn't miss.

Zoe: Dad, wait.

Hey, I told you to stay in the
rotunda until we fix this mess.

If you send in Martha,
she'll fry my amplifier.

Well, your amplifier is
what caused this problem,

so I'm thinking that's a bonus.

You don't understand.
The amplifier's off now,

but when Martha hits
the pole with positrons,

the em. Pulse over my
garage could turn it on.

So if it surges now, it'll
only make the pole stronger.

Like throwing napalm
on a campfire.

So we're screwed?

Not if we reverse the
polarity of my amplifier first.

It would then emit
a positive charge

and increase the punch
of Martha's positron beam.

Exactly.

Okay, tell me what I have to do.

Well, the pole is centered above
the garage, so you'll never reach it.

It's the eye of
the magnetic storm,

and the effect is
100 times stronger now.

Well, then, I'll take
off my jewelry first.

Jack, a field this strong

can affect brain function,
causing a synaptic misfire.

A complete loss
of motor control.

Well, then, maybe you
can give me a hand.

Ow! No! All right. Done.

Okay, you're all set.

Okay.

Dad.

Um... I don't want you to go.

Wow. The feeling's mutual.

Me going off to college and you risking
your life are hardly the same thing.

Zoe, it's my job.

And if! Don't risk my life,

then you won't have
a college to go to.

None of this would be
happening if I wasn't leaving.

God, if something
happens to you...

Hey.

Zoe, I'm gonna be fine.

Okay?

Okay.

Henry on radio: Carter,
the first thing you have to do

is find Lucas' amplifier.

This should be fun.

Lucas: That's it! Right there.

It feels like frogger!

Stop stalling already and move.

Yeah, don't boss me, blondie.

What is that for?

For saying "blondie"
like it's a bad thing.

All right,
I'm here if you need me.

Okay. Okay.

Henry: Jack, the pole is gaining
strength. You have to move fast.

Carter: Oh, you think?

For your sake, Lucas,
this better work.

Jack, are you okay?

Perfect. Yes.

Uh, can't move my legs.

Or arms.

The field is affecting
his nervous system.

He's losing muscle control.

Hang on.
I'm going to help you up.

Oh, I don't like this at all.

Oh! Oh!

Jump! Jump! Blondie, jump!

Uh, hang on.

Sorry. Sorry. I'm just getting
some electromagnetic interference.

Tess? We lost the signal again.

How will we know when to launch?

I'd say that's a good sign.

Oh! Ow!

Tess: Oh, no. What?

They've launched the drone.

Henry: You've got to reverse
the polarity and get out of there.

Martha's on her way.

Lucas: It's right
in front of you.

Got it!

There's a dial on the
left side of the housing.

Turn it clockwise until it
stops to reverse the polarity.

Come on, Tess.

A little closer.

I can feel my legs.

It's working. The amplifier's
weakening the field.

Jack, Martha's
almost there. Run.

Jack, are you there?

Jack?

Dad. Dad, please say something.

I need a vacation.

You did it, Jack.

Yeah, I had a little help.

I need a vacation.

Tess: Bet you never thought you'd
be happy to see them doing that, huh?

Well, I'm not sure if "happy"
is quite the right word.

Well, we dodged
a major bullet today.

Yeah. Yes, and he helped.

We also wouldn't have
needed help if it wasn't for him.

That's true.

But what he created
will be essential

to saving the planet when
the real Nemesis comes.

Carter: You can
come up for air anytime.

That was quite a day.

Well, it's never dull.

Yeah, that's what
makes this so hard.

And I'm sorry for
making it even harder.

Jack, look, the reason I
didn't tell you about the job offer

was because I didn't know
what this was between us.

It's the perfect job for you.

I know that.

And I've always wanted
to visit Australia. So...

Then come with me.

I can't come with you.

Why not?

Zoe's leaving. You know,
Jo can handle things here.

Jack, we could have something.

Would you think about it?

Okay.

In the meantime,

if you hate it,
you can come back.

I can come back even if I don't.

Yeah, you can.

Sure this is all gonna fit?

Yeah, I'm making Lucas
pack all the spillover in his car.

Oh, so mit did
end up taking him?

Yeah, with Henry's
recommendation.

You know, it turns out
the guy has a lot of pull.

Well, I just think he knows
talent when he sees it.

Sarah: I still can't believe
our little girl is leaving home.

Oh, Sarah, don't worry.

The holidays will be here
before you know it.

You sure you don't want
me to come with you?

It's sort of a dad's rite of
passage. I could help. I...

Yeah, I know, but, um...

I think this is something
I have to do on my own.

And besides, god knows what havoc
they'd wreak here while you were gone.

You know, I'm actually
really gonna miss it.

Part of me just kind of wants
to call the whole thing off.

No. No, no, no, no.

You're gonna do great.

You really think so?

I know so.

Thank you.

For what?

For never giving up on me.

That was an option?

Oh! You're hilarious.

I am gonna miss you like crazy.

But I'm so proud.

Well, you know, if I hate it,

I can come back.

You can come back
even if you don't.

May I walk you out?

Yeah.

Hey. How you holding up?

I'm... I'm okay.

Really?

I think sometimes
change is good.

I was about to grab a
Vinspresso. You want to come?

Uh, yeah. Yeah, go
ahead. I'll catch up.

Okay.

Oh, and there was a package
that came for you. I...

I put it on your desk.

Okay.

Yeah.

Jack Carter.

Allison.

Hey. Yeah. Um...

I was just about to call you.