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We�re stuck
in an infinite time loop
of three weeks.

They�re scientists.

They built the machine that
caused the second singularity.

We�re going to make you
build us a time machine.

- Can you tell me about Dr Gray?
- - She was God-like, to us.

Musta' been really difficult
when she died.

- When she was murdered.
- - I think there was a mission in 2012.

This guy Ross
was sent to kill a scientist
called Dr Gray

and destroy all her research
into time travel.

And I think Wes is behind it.

Question is, why?

When you were
on the machine,
did you see who was sent back?

Yes. Both of them.

Oh, what? Becky?!
And you sat right there, every
time?

- Why?
- So I can save your life.

- Run!
- Who is that?
- It�s Bryson!

You are a monster my
friend, you are evil.

- I just miss you.
- Why?

- Why does anyone feel anything?
I just do.
- Why don't I, though?

- It�s an instruction manual.
- It�s for a time machine.

I mean
this is the silver bullet!

On 1st of June 2023.

That should get us back
to around a month before

the second
singularity is created.

If we stop it, we stop Janet
and her daughter
being sent back.

We can save the world.

Oh no, we�re going down.

Have we gone back in time?
Have we died, do we die,
do we die?

I don�t fucking know!

Have we gone back?

Samson!

If we die we die!
If we die we die!

Oh fuck, fuck, fuck.

Oh Jesus, oh Jesus Christ,
oh Jesus Christ

It�s gonna be okay.
OH, WE�RE GONNA DIE!

Is everyone alright?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Dane?

He�s dead.

Becky! What the fuck
are you doing here?

- You're gonna stop them
sending my mum back to 2012.
- Yeah?

What happens to me?
If six year old me never goes
back to 2012, I won't exist!

Yeah, but you, Ok.
This is turning my brains
to fucking scrambled egg.

- Alright--
- I lived through 2023 twice.
What's one more time?

- Except we�re not in 2023.
- - What do you mean?

- 2018?!
- Oh, for fuck's sake!

- Why what happened in 2018?
- That was the year I, erm...

- Ross?
- Yeah, it was a multiple reset year.

It was a bad year.

We reset the clock,
I don't even know, 15 times?

Sixteen. The year
Janet were pregnant with you.

It were,
were when I left Lazarus.

If we're here now, we're gonna
experience those 16 loops again

When we loop back to this day,
we'll all wake up exactly where
we just were.

Back in the air.

So how do we get to 2023
to stop the time break

causing the singularity and
rescue Janet, without waiting
for five years

We need a new plane for a start.

How?
The plane�s not the problem.

It's the computer.

It malfunctioned and dropped us
off in this year by mistake.

If this checkpoint takes us
back to when we come back
through the wormhole

we're just
going to crash again.

I need to get into
the Lazarus Project.

and run some simulation on your
operating system

Look at how to fix it.

I can get you in.
No one even has to know,
we're there.

- I'll come too.
- What do the rest of us do?

Lazarus has a safe house
in London.
No one used it in 2018.

Go there. Lay low.
Try not to get into trouble.

- Wait, you not coming
to the safehouse?
- No.

- Look after Becky, will you?
- I can look after myself.

Grab what you can
and let's go.

2018.

- Doesn't feel that different.
- It�s really not that different.
- Isn't that different?

Vertonghen and Alderweireld
still play for Spurs.

This is the season
we get to the Final--

- You gonna cry again
when you lose?
- I didn't. It wasn't a penalty.

- He kicked the ball at his hand!
- I can't have this conversation
with you again George.

What, right now,
we don't even know each other.

We're about to meet
for the first time.
Fall in love.

- Aw, that's sweet.
- I mean after 16 loops, yeah.

Where are we going anyway?

Map says
there's a railway station
about a mile away from here

so we�ll be in London
in a couple of hours.

What?

What are you doing?

Please with the rhetorical
questions, I�m begging you!

Get out of the car!

That's not a real gun.

- Woah!
- Sarah!

When Lazarus
puts the clock back,
he won�t remember it.

- Get out the car!
- It's not the point!
- Of course it�s the point.

He could remember it
for the next month, so--

This is a glass houses
and those with stones

not throwing them situation.
Get in.

- Mate I�m so sorry, she's--
- Get in!

Sorry.

Ow!

Alright.
You better stay here.

Follow me and stay close.

Let�s do this quickly.

Listen, listen.

- Stay here,
don't talk to anyone.
- Where are you going?

- I need to check on something.
- Okay.

I think there was
a mission in 2012.

This guy Ross
was sent to kill scientist,

Dr Gray, and destroy
all her research
into time travel.

And, I think
Wes is covering it up.

I'm so sorry.

What are you doing here?

I, I just needed to
pick up some stuff.

Ah, there�s a lot going around.

- You ready for tomorrow?
- Hmm?
- The flight.

- Oh, yeah. I'm ready.
- We'll talk to Kasan. Hopefully,
it won't be a big deal.

Yeah. Piece of cake.

I checked us into a nice hotel.
Separate rooms but you know...

- Just be me and you away,
almost a holiday.
- Almost.

- I�d better, er.
- Yeah.

Sorry. Couldn't resist.
See you tomorrow.

- Where have you been?
- Are you done?

- There's something wrong here.
- Yeah no shit, let's go.

Is it okay
if I take this laptop?

Sure. It's mine
and I'm about to be
pretty preoccupied.

Yeah.

- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm good.

- Well go on then.
- This is it; this is me asking you out.

- This is it, right now?
- Right now, yeah.

- Giggles.
- - I think about you all the time

and it�s starting
to do my head in.

- Dennis are you there?
Dennis?
- Janet, I'm sorry.

You need to run.

What did you do?

It�s not what I did.
It�s what I�m gonna do.

- Dennis...
- I love you.

A phrase that meant,
I�m in trouble.

I need ya. Come and get me.

Did you fix it?

Yes, I fixed
the time machine supercomputer
in one evening.

It was really easy.

You know,
some of this code
I just don't recognise.

Everyone might wanna make
themselves comfortable,
this could take some time.

You okay?

I looked up Ross' mission files
for 2012.

- Yeah, there aren't any.
- There is on Wes' system.

One entry.

Operation Midnight.

Gee I wonder what that could be.

Yeah.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Look this is awkward
but basically erm,
there's only two rooms

and Samson's asleep
on one of the...

- It's fine.
- You sure?

That business with the bloke in the car.
You gotta be careful.

Every time
you do something like that,

it�s like breaking off
a bit of yourself.

Is that what
killing someone's like?

- I hope
you never have to find out.
- Think I can't handle it?

- Does this not feel weird
to you now?
- Being in bed together?

Like, I'm aware of it.
We slept next to each other

for years and it was normal
and now it's like...

I just want to know
how to fix us.

Do you think
no one else will make you happy?

With you and me,
it always felt like it was fate.

I can't explain it.
But I met you,
and everything clicked.

- It was like
God put a piece of jigsaw--
- You're religious now?

You think God's just like
wikka-wikka-wikka

record scratching us
over and over again?

I didn't think
time travel was possible

so, yeah I�m actually open
to a theological debate.

Let me ask you something.

Did you give me the serum
cause you wanted us
to be together or to free me?

- Both.
- Here's the thing. I love you.
I don't doubt that.

But I broke up
with you for a reason.

And yeah, right now,
it would make sense
for us to get back together,

I mean,
how would either of us
ever make a relationship

with someone else work,
right now?

I don't want to be together
because it makes sense.
That's not love, is it?

We got together
because I was feeling sad

after a boy I fancied
rejected me at a party.

We fell into our relationship.

But if we�d met
at a different time.

Maybe we never would have
got together.

We would have
got together anyway.

How do you know?

I just know.
If it hadn�t been that night

a different night, or party,
or we'd have bumped into
each other on the street

or matched on the apps,
or found each other.

It would have been me and you,
not you and some,
some other guy.

Cormac.

- You don't know that.
- I do know that.

- You don�t.
- I do.

- Oh, sorry.
- Sorry.

- No, please, you, you have it.
- You sure? It's the last one.

- Yeah, go on.
- Thanks.

You never get a toy
in there anymore, do ya?

- What?
- Ah sorry, cereal.

D�you remember,
you always used to get
a little figure or something?

They don't do that anymore.

I used to collect
the little reflector things
in cornflakes.

Erm, yeah, you put them
in the spokes of your bike.
They clicked when you rode them.

In the shape of a chicken.

Yeah, the kids
in my class are all obsessed
with fidget spinner things.

- Oh you're a teacher?
- No, just
a really big eight year old.

- Yeah, I teach Year Four.
- I'm a teacher.

- No way?!
- I teach Year Four as well.

Er.

Alright, look as I let you
have the last of the Frosties,
can I get your advice?

I'm supposed to be
doing assembly on Monday.
But, I haven�t prepared.

Don�t know what I'm doing it on.
You got any advice?

- Road safety.
- Road safety?

Tell them horror stories,
kids that didn't look both ways

and got squashed
under milk floats,
that sort of thing.

- Oh.
- Kids love to be scared.

- Right, yeah,
that's great advice.
- Good luck with it.

- Thank you.
- I'll let you have
the last Frosties next time.

- I'm George, by the way.
- Sarah.

"Next time I'll let you
have the last Frosties"?

- It's how you ended it.
- Christ, am I bad at flirting?

- Ah, you were flirting.
- I don't know, I wasn't there.

There was a spark,
what can I say?

- What did we talk about?
- Oh it�s great, you, erm,
you were giving me advice

- on my assembly.
- Your what?

Er...

- Did, did I tell you
I was a teacher?
- Well that's cheating.

Well, no.
Because we were creating
a shorthand--

Hmm, it's a lie, is what it is.
Did you get my number?

- No.
- Oh so,
it wasn�t like a huge spark.

It was first thing
and you were
in your dressing gown

so, it wasn't really
a numbers vibe.

Did you feel like
you were meeting
your future wife?

Was it butterflies?

Well, it was never gonna be
the same as when we met.

What about for me?
Did it look like it felt
that way for me?

I think you'll still be
thinking about me.

I have to go.

Ross.

I need to know, if he was behind
Dr Gray�s death.

- You already know.
- No. I'm already 90% sure.
But I don't know.

And I don't know why.

I feel like we're in a maze.
And if we don't stick together,
we're going to lose you.

What's this?

Do you know
what you're supposed to do
in a maze?

Tie a rope round yourself.
And the other person holds
the other end.

And that way
you don�t lose each other.

How long's the rope?

It's long.

This code doesn't make sense.

I wish
it could always be like this.

It could be.
It could be me and you, like this, forever.

- People will get hurt.
- They'll heal.

Everyone heals.

We just have to be brave, Archie.

Brave enough to live the lives
that we want to.

Come on,
let's get something to eat
before the restaurant closes.

You go.

I'll call Jim.

Brave enough to live the lives,
we want to.

I'm telling you,
it's the only way.

- Changed your mind.
- I did.

- You hungry?
- I�m good.

- How was Jim?
- Fine.

- He'll be okay, you know.
- I know.

I need to ask you something.

What do you know
about Operation Midnight?

I don't know anything.

Wes told me about 2012.
She told me about Dr Gray,

about the lab in London.

- What did she tell you?
- Everything.

But I want to hear it from you.
I need to know
about that mission.

It was a kill mission.
Kill the scientists,
destroy the lab.

- What did Wes tell you
before the mission?
- What do you mean?

I mean, did she tell you
you were saving the world,

or did she tell you you were
assassinating an innocent woman?

- She wasn't innocent.
- She was just a scientist.

- Do you know
what she�d discovered?
- Time travel.

True time travel.

If she�d been allowed
to complete her research

she'd have created
true time travel.

The potential consequences
of that kind of power, Archie.

Oppenheimer had nothing on her.
Jesus, can you imagine?

In the wrong hands,
what that'd mean?

None of us'd have control
over our lives again.

The world would be chaos.
There'd be no order, no rules.
It'd be the end of us.

- You said erm,
you said 'scientists.'
- Six disciples.

We were supposed
to take them out,
but couldn't find them.

Wes will never stop looking.

You wanna know,
if I feel bad? I don't.

That doctor needed to be killed,
her work needed to be destroyed

and when we find her disciples,
they need to be killed too.

We have to stop it, before
it becomes a reality, Archie.

And Wes wants to keep
this under wraps?

She doesn't want it
getting out, no.

What would you do,
if I died tomorrow?

I�d find a way
to bring you back.

So,
time travel has its advantages?

The checkpoints have advantages.

And they also have limits.
They have rules.

How would you do it though?

I mean, you can't use
the machine for one person.

I have leverage over Wes, remember?

Blackmail.

Wes wouldn't like that.

- She'd probably find a way
to get back at you.
- It wouldn't matter.

I'd do it anyway.

We have to try again.

The opposition took
the Parliament Building and TV station.

- Wes, please Wes...
- - Our intelligence shows t he mission was successful.

Please.

I shouldn't have asked.
I'm not really supposed
to know all of this.

It'd be safer for us both,
if we pretend we never had
this conversation.

"We just have to be
brave enough to live the lives
we want."

I will never forget that.

Tell him, tell him.
Everybody likes to be fancied.

Unless it's someone
they find repulsive
in which case

that's a bad situation.
But you're not repulsive.
You're what I'd call

an attractive woman
talking to herself
in the toilet.

You've had three
and a half pints and one line
of what I assume was cocaine.

You�re gonna go down
and you�re gonna tell him

you�re ready
to ruin the friendship.

In a sexy way.
And that's just what
you're gonna do.

Hi. I'm Sarah.

Hi, George. Hey I'm,
I�m supposed to be looking
for a girl called Sarah.

- Yeah er,
it's a different Sarah.
- Well, how do you know that?

- Your friend's brother
is trying to set you up.
- Exactly.

- That's not you?
- No.
- No?

- Oh, alright.
- Who do you know here?

Uh, no one, really,
just my mate Lawrence
but no idea where he is.

- So you're all alone.
- I got you now

and this other Sarah
who I'm supposed
to be falling in love with

and living happily ever after
but I got no idea
what she looks like so...

Do you want me
to help you find her?

- Seeing as,
she's your future soulmate.
- Uh.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, why
not? Let�s, let�s go find her.

Maybe erm, hey
maybe we should look
by the punch-bowl?

- Yeah.
- You wanna go look
by the punch-bowl?

Let�s, yeah

- Have you ever been
- speed dating?
- Er, no.

Well I have been
and it's bad, but erm--

Thank you.
There is this thing

where you ask
really important questions

in a small amount of time
to gauge who a person is.

- Do you want to do that?
- I do want to do that.
That's exactly what I wanna do.

- It's better than small talk?
- Sure.

- Alright, hit me.
- Okay.

If you could look
into a crystal ball

and see five years
into the future,

how would you want
your life to look?

- In five years?
- Yeah.

Er. I just wanna be happy.

- Everyone wants to be happy.
- No, they don't.

Most people don't want
to be happy.

They wanna be chasing something.

D�you know what I mean?
They want more respect,
or they want more money

or they want more women, or men,
or fans or followers or clout
or whatever.

You know, those people
that just never stop grinding,
I do not wanna be that.

No I think that happiness,
actual contentment,

is something that most people
are never gonna achieve.

And d�you know why?

Cause they,
they're always on the journey,
they�re never at the destination

and that�s not gonna be me.

like, I wanna arrive
at the life I�m gonna live

and I wanna be able
to look around and realise
I got it and should be happy.

- That's actually,
that's actually really nice.
- Right?

Ah shit, erm, I gotta

- can you wait?
- Yeah.

- I�ll just be two secs.
- Don't run off
with any other Sarahs.

I won't.

Hello?

Lawrence, what the fuck
is wrong with this guy, man?

- Hey.
- Oh, hey. Hey.

You didn't run off then.

Er, no, no, I didn't

cause, cause we were already,
we were already chatting,
obviously. Ah ok, that's good.

No I didn�t,
I didn�t, didn't run off.

- Good I'm glad.
- Hmm.

So, erm, where were we?

We were talking about
where we want our lives to be
in five years.

Fine, where do you want
your life to be in five years?

I actually liked your answer.
I think I wanna be happy, too.

- Oh what, so you�re,
you�re not happy?
- Sometimes.

My life is a little complicated
at the moment.

- Why?
- Relationship stuff.

Oh, you too? Like,
what, do you like someone?

- Yeah I do.
- Not sure if they like you back.

No I know he likes me back.

Er.

Honestly, my life�s been fucking

turned on its head
and it's just been a lot.

I mean honestly,
I completely understand
what that feels like.

Well here's to life
being turned on its head.

- Do you want another one?
- Yeah, why not.

2018. What a joy.

No matter what year I'm in,
I'm still stuck trying to fix
that bloody time machine

for
dung wielding lunatics

Same thing I've been doing all
my life

I should go back to 1976,
tell my dad to wear a condom.

Do me a favor.

What the fuck.

What�s that?

I don't think
The Dane was on the same mission
as the rest of us.

- You know, I was thinking
about what you said earlier.
- What was that?

Well, just about
how children
actually like to be scared.

- Wait, what?
- What you said
in the newsagent this morning.

- The newsagent, George?
- Yeah?

- No. George. You're George.
- Yeah, I am.

- No, you're fucking 2024 George!
- Sarah?
- Yeah.

Why are you, what,
what are you doing here?

I don't know, I came, I wanted,
just what are you doing here?!

- I came here to see you!
- Me?
- Well, yeah .

- Other me.
- Er.

You prefer her, don't you?
What did you do to yourself?

I dunno, Sarah,
everything's been
so hard recently--

No, I mean what did you do
with yourself.
Where's old George?

Oh, I tranquillised him
and left him in a garden.

Yeah, yeah we should...

Don't worry, this stuff
knocks you out.

He ain't gonna know hat
day it is.

Shit. I swear I left me here.

Are you okay?

I think someone attacked me.

Oh my God. Come and sit down.

- What happened?
- I dunno. Some bloke
just came up behind me.

He must have bashed me
over the head or something.

He stole my shirt.

We met earlier at the shop.
Do you remember?

Shit, I must have concussion,
cause I don't.

I mean,
I definitely would remember
meeting you.

We met, it was really nice, actually.

Yeah?

This is so weird.

Just cause, I have been thinking
about you all day.

Well, I bet I was thinking
about you all day too.

- Is that you?
- Er, I'll get the next one.

See. We always find each other.

Yeah, I guess we do.

...because he hit you hard--

What the shit.

No, no, no,
no, no! Wait! Wait--

- How are you here?
- You were at the underground station.

Answer the question.
How are you here?

There was a light.

Felt like I was being pulled,
like I was being catapulted

Me and him are connected
somehow. Where he goes, I go.

You don't remember me,
do you? Bryson.

Becky?

- I was sure you would have died.
- I lived.

I lived for a reason.
To keep him safe.

- Well, he's dead now.
- No, it's only for five weeks.
He'll come back.

Then I'll find him
and kill him again.

- You don't know what he is.
- Yes, I do. He's going to save us.

He does terrible things,
Becky, I've seen him.

Whatever he does,
he does for the right reasons.

You go, wherever he goes
and you'll see that.

I should have protected you.
At the lab.

I tried. I'm so sorry.

I don't need protecting.

You wanna help me,
then you help him.

Or you stay out of our way.

You're still up?

Did you speak to Ross?

Wes ordered the hit on Gray.

Ross and Janet carried it out
and then they covered it up.

Why the cover up?

The Lazarus Project
like to think of themselves
as a benevolent organisation.

Executing civilians rather
undoes that.

It wasn't just Gray
they were after.

Wes wanted the disciples killed.

She still does.

I think Wes sent the Dane
to blow up the machine and kill everyone.

The disciples

Janet and Becky.

- Fucking snake!
- Tell them.

Tell us, what?

Someone reprogrammed
the machine before we left.

We were never going back
to 2023. We were on our way
to 2012 when the system crashed.

Hence, how we got here.

2012? She wanted us
to go back to the source.

Wipe out any trace of anyone
who might be able to build
a true time machine.

- Kill the idea,
before it became an idea.
- Can you fix the machine?

I have.

When we loop back,
when we're back in the air,

I think, I can stop us
crashing into 2018

but I can't reprogram
the destination
with the equipment I�ve got.

We're going to 2012.
Whether we like it, or not.

Okay. We loop back
in five weeks.

We'll wake up on the plane
again, Samson will fix the computer

So we can complete our mission
in 2012 and rescue Janet.

I can't wait that long.

Don't you fucking--

Hold on!

Let me just... she's going on.

Fix it, Samson, fix it.

Hold on it's happening!

Everyone okay?

They know
what�s in your bag.

What are you really doing here?

I have orders.

Total destruction.
Everything missed last time

the lab, the scientists,
the documents, everything. Everyone.

Janet?

It can�t survive.
None of it. It all has to go.

Kill it at the root.
You know this.

Do you have orders
to kill Janet?

You know. You have to do this.

- Do you have orders to kill Janet?
- - Rebrov.

Everyone! They all--

Oh my God!

What the shit?

Archie.

- That man was a friend of mine.
- Get better fucking friends.

- Who's gonna kill my mum?
- If someone was gonna kill
your mum, what would you do?

- Probably shoot them
in the head.
- There you go then.

We�re on a rescue mission Archie.
He were on a kill mission

We're saving Janet.

We're here now

We're saving Janet.

And Becky.

We're bringing them home.

A home that makes sense.
No loops, no more time travel, just...

just

home.

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