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Zulu
What if you could go back in time?
Where would you go first?
I'd want to see some really cool (bleeped).
Like the first time Tony Hawk landed a 900 on a vert ramp at X Games,
Drake's Summer Sixteen Tour, or when The Weeknd slayed it at the Super Bowl.
Time. Once it's gone, it's gone, right?
But if you could go back, just once...
I bet one trip would tell you everything you ever needed
to know about who you were, who you are, and who you were meant to become.
Ugh, Mom!
It doesn't hurt to talk about the semester.
But we've been through this already.
It's a new school year, it's a fresh start.
Can't everyone just give me a break?
Macy, I know it's been hard.
But school is important.
Your future is important.
You do not get re-dos in life.
Macy.
(soft music)
Macy? Are you listening?
Did you hear anything that I said?
I was thinking about Dad.
Can I be excused?
Wait. We can talk about it.
Mom, talking about him just makes it worse.
I don't want to remember pizza nights
or his family Murdoch stories,
I just...
I can't.
Sweetie.
Wait, Sweetie.
Mom, love you, but... please!
I...
(soft music)
Detective William Murdoch?
Great-great-great grandpa William?
You're descended from royalty, you know.
Here we go again...
Dad, that's a little extra.
Okay, not royalty royalty.
But your great-great-great grandpa William Murdoch...
...was a famous detective
and a brilliant inventor just like your old man!
Dad, I do listen to your stories.
I'm just proud. It's our family history.
And I want you to get excited about it.
Excited about an old dusty book?
Okay, Dad.
Well, hello Willian Murdoch.
(William's voice): I have investigated many murders.
This novel invention will simplify the most complicated of cases.
The body holds evidence one must not simply look at, but see.
Becoming a father has forced me to look at my work in a new light.
"I am."
"I am" what?
What's this?
It's a map... no, a blueprint?
What are these drawings?
Coordinates.
University of Toronto?
Hey.
I thought I'd find you in your dad's office.
Here. - Thank you.
Mom, check this out.
I think I want to sign up for this course.
Really?
Oh.
(upbeat music)
(school bells sounding)
And this is Kurt Labine, my research assistant.
Our office hours are posted...
Yes?
Oh me? Uh... (chuckling)
Hey, I'm Billie Palma.
Total Pisces, so don't be surprised.
Uh, I'm here because I die for Serial,
My Favorite Murder, Casefile, it's all I listen to.
I want to be a forensicist when I grow up.
That sounded kind of kindergarten-y.
Zane, why didn't you stop me, bozo?!
Oh, it's okay. He's like my best friend, so I can call him that.
He's in this class because of moi.
So... (chuckling)
I see that academic journal you have.
What do you think of it?
Oh. Hans Gross' Handbuch f๏ฟฝr Untersuchungsrichter.
Instructive. The philosophies present are sound.
I can see why they spur debate.
I see we have some true crime enthusiasts in the crowd.
Lucky for you, today we're starting
with a famous case from Toronto, in 1910.
Oh, actually, Professor Gautam,
it looks like we have a student here who's forgot to sign in.
Macy... Macy Murdoch.
Any affiliation with the Detective Murdoch?
Uh, yeah.
Bloodline.
So the reason you're here today is your DNA.
Grand. (laughing)
Okay, Toronto, 1910,
Doctor Gwendolyn Van Doren was an astrophysicist,
a scientist and a very important lecturer
in the Toronto academic scene.
Kurt...
Yes, uh...
Dr. Van Doren was rumoured to have invented
twin time machines and to have cracked the code on time travel.
Unfortunately, her life was cut short.
On the morning of October 20th 1910,
Dr. Van Doren was found dead
right here on the grounds of this university.
(phone ringing) - Whose ever phone that is,
can you please turn the ringer off?
Actually, Professor, I think it's yours.
(indistinct chatter) - Oh! I have to take this.
Take five, I guess.
Wanna go talk to the new girl?
- Who? But, we're all new. - C'mon, bozo.
Hey!
What are you snapping secret photos of?
- Woah, that's a little- - Intrusive?
My therapist tells me I have to work on boundaries.
I found deception only makes her ask more questions.
Okay. I found this blueprint and it has some coordinates
to a place somewhere in this building.
What kind of blueprints?
Woah. Rudimentary in design,
yet those equations are next level.
I'd say we're looking for something
that's about two meters in height.
You found this in a library book?
Something of my great-great-great grandpa William's.
This isn't really a group thing.
But you don't even know what the blueprint's for.
And who turns down two awesome-smart-sleuthing minds?
Basement, chop chop. - Basement?
It's dated 1908, the rest of this building probably didn't exist.
But the basement might have.
He's not the only brains here.
(chuckling)
Handbuch f๏ฟฝr Unter-blabla-richter.
You could have just said Criminal Investigations like a normal...
Wow, creepy down here.
What's that smell? (intriguing music)
Billie. Focus!
Tell me one movie where good things came from kids in basements.
Another dead end?
This doesn't make sense.
There's a bunch of hallways past this dead end here.
Macy, can I see the blueprint photo?
Ah. Flos.
We look for that.
Flos... like, dental flos?
Uh... No. Flos. It's Latin for flower.
Guys, come look at this.
(gasping)
(creaking) (exclaiming)
It's like Indiana Jones, dudes!
(laughing)
(chuckling)
Zane, look! Woah. Ancient!
Hey, I think I've found something.
Can you guys help?
(laughing) (exclaiming)
It looks exactly like the blueprint drawing.
What do you think it is?
- What's a Weena? - More like who.
She's the love interest in H.G Well's book about time travel.
Time travel? You mean this is a...
a time machine? For real?
Let's see.
- What's this do? - Woah!
(exclaiming)
This can't be real!
For realz? Are you guys seeing this?
An actual time machine.
Kurt mentioned that Van Doren cracked the code to time travel.
And Professor Gautam said that she guest-lectured
at this university. - It's too coincidental.
There's no way. - Until there is a way.
You seem unconvinced? Let's try a date.
Easy. July 1st, 1901.
The first Fingerprint Bureau is established by Scotland Yard.
What? We're all in an extra credit forensic course.
Wanna go back to see dinosaurs instead?
Uh... Sept 12th 2022.
(gasping) - No, we broke it.
Never the first one to leave the party, but back to class?
(sighing)
(eerie music)
(door closing)
(hissing, creaking)
(whirring)
(?)
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