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Passing tower eight. You copy?

Look at that.
It's like an empty vegetable.

It lives in the forests.

I don't know, maybe... Maybe...

Maybe I should just give it a go.

Set up my own shop.

Yeah. Take your whole team.

Yeah, I mean,
I would need my whole team

and that would gut
the whole department.

Do you think they'd come?

Welcome to Engineering.

Please beware of your surroundings.

Come in.

I'm coming up on your 40.

Can you see me?

Welcome back,
employee George Almore.

Have a safe and productive day.

Did you pick me up on anything?

Cameras 19 through 22,

and the infrared grid was
showing some heat in places.

OK. All right,
let's get this power rerouted.

I've got stuff running.

All right, on my count.
Three, two, one, now.

Power rerouted.

If anyone asks you to reactivate
a mothballed facility by yourself,

you say no.

You say no
and then you go get a burger.

Come on.

I'd like to try a burger.

All right.

Today's review is gonna
be same as always.

Just stay out of sight while we
have the conference call, OK?

- Morning.
- Morning.

You want the TV?

There.

I had that dream again last night.

Yeah?
Is it the same as last time?

We were in a car, driving.

W-We were in a car?

Where were we going?

I don't know.

- Just driving.
- OK. Well, was it...

Was it nice driving,
or... not nice driving?

Just driving.

Was there anything else you
might remember? Anything at all?

No.

Just sitting in the car,
watching the things go past.

It was pretty, but when
I woke up, I felt sad.

Yeah, well...

Dreams can do that, you know?

She wants to talk to you.

- George? She wants to talk to you.
- I know.

I know. I know she does.
It's OK. Thank you, though.

OK. Can you get her
ready for the evaluation?

Thanks.

Hello?

Hey. I'm here.

Hey.

How's my man?

You know, missing you. A bit.

A lot. Same as usual.

Missing you, too.

Still not going out?

All work, no play, huh?

You know me.

Yeah. I do know you.

Hey, hey, Jules.

Jules, can you hear me? Hello?

I'm here.

I really hope
you're happy there.

You know, it's beautiful here.

I've always,

- Hey, don't...
- I just can't do this anymore.

Don't say that.

Talk like this. It...
It's just too hard.

Jules, listen to me.

I'm sorry.

Goodbye, George.

- Hey, don't...
- I love you.

- Come on, tell me.
- What?

- Give them back.
- No.

- No, come on.
- No!

- Give them back.
- No. No, they are mine.

Once they're on, they are mine.

Come on, just put it in auto.

I don't want to. It's
my car. It's our car.

I'm going to drive
it. Not a robot.

What's the point of having this
car if you're gonna just drive it?

Because it's being driven
by something I didn't design.

For someone who
likes robots so much...

I like robots. Just my own, you
know? That's why I build them.

George? Are you hearing me?

Yep, yep. I'm hearing you.

Where is everybody? I thought we
were supposed to be doing a review.

Canceled. Very busy over
here. Big security review.

Just file what you're
doing and get it over.

If I stop to file everything I'm doing,
I'm never gonna get any work done.

How are you doing getting
those security systems back up?

Not great. There's still a lot to do.
You really let this place go to seed.

- Oh, just get it done.
- Is this really necessary?

- I don't have time...
- Very necessary.

Things are getting
hot with Otaku.

We got a few of them in
custody. Off the record, of course.

Wow.

So we're kidnapping people now?

It's the cost of doing business.
They'd do the same to us.

We're assigning armed
response details to all our facilities.

Nobody even knows where this place
is. I don't need an armed response unit.

Don't worry, George.
I've got some good news.

Hollins is out. Gone.

I'm the new VP of
Internal Development.

We are thinking of folding
everything into my program.

No, no, I have a three-year
contract. You can't just shut me down.

Two and a half,

and we haven't really seen
anything yet, except for that ugly thing.

But it would be such a
pity if you couldn't deliver.

How's your pet
project going, Simone?

Well, my pet project will
define the future of robotics

for at least the next 20 years.

Artisan robotics research isn't
really the future of this company.

- Huh.
- Oh, come on, George.

My prototype sailed
through the Haldeman tests.

I mean, that thing
doesn't even speak.

Congratulations,
Simone. That's great.

Is that it? I'm trying
to conserve energy.

We're not doing this again.

There is no way you're getting
a new line. Out of the question.

I'm talking about my own
energy. This is a waste of my time.

Get those security
systems back up.

I want this place secure.

Yeah.

Call terminated.

I don't like her. She's a bitch.

Yeah. You're right.

She is a very smug lady and
she loves herself very much.

The less she knows
about you two, the better.

If she knew about you,

she would pull your brain out
and take it apart piece by piece.

She'd realize what an idiot she's
been for marginalizing my research...

because she wouldn't be able to
put you back together, would she?

You're not ugly.

Take your own team.

Yeah, I mean, I would
need my whole team

and that would gut
the whole department.

What, do you think they'd come?

Well, I'm pretty sure I could
appeal to their sensibilities.

I know what
they're getting paid!

Screw this boundary line thing.

Stop filming me.
Come on, come on.

Come on. Stop.

Come on. Let's go have a drink.

I swear this thing's
got ghosts in it.

You OK? You're being very quiet.

Is it about your dream?

No. I know it's just a dream.

Do you have the ten?

You're welcome.

Why haven't you asked me to
help you in your workshop lately?

Is that it? You getting
bored out here with me?

- I thought we were a team.
- Yeah, of course we are.

I know what you're
doing in there.

We talked about this,
OK? I'm not replacing you.

You made another
like me, but better.

Different.

Better. Just like I'm
better than my sister.

Different! OK?

Look, can you get back to
the house? You're getting wet.

I need to check this module.
See if she triggered the system.

I know you can hear me.

I put you into a hibernation
state, OK? It's just like sleeping.

You'll be fine.

And when you wake, I'm gonna
be here to take care of you.

Everything's gonna be fine.

Subject J1 showing me

why she could never win
an egg and spoon race.

I'm kidding.

Get you running in no time.

Why are you still filming me?

Well, I'm documenting
your career trajectory,

and by the sounds of it
we're gonna need this in court.

Welcome to Vehicle Storage.
Have a safe and productive day.

It's OK.

What are you doing in here, boy?

Go, go! Come on!

Go. Go, go, go!

House, close the door.

- Unable to execute command.
- Close the...

Did you open the door?

Security system error
identified in Vehicle Storage.

Have you been into
the security systems?

No.

What's happening?

Get the orange bag.
Meet me outside.

Thanks.

Can you check the shutters? I
think the runners are jammed.

Hey, I'm gonna need your
help again soon. Is that OK?

- What is it?
- I just wanna take a look at your legs.

- Why?
- I wanna check the wear.

They're fine.

I know they're fine, but I'm gonna
have to build another pair soon

and I want the diagnostics driving
the design, do you understand?

Do you know anything about this?

Somebody's been in here and
changed components. What is this?

- It wasn't me.
- Don't lie to me.

We only have a few of these spare and
we need them for the security cameras.

Look, what we're doing here
is very, very important, all right?

Limited resources.
Don't second-guess me.

- I didn't do anything.
- You didn't do anything? Yeah.

Vehicle approaching.

Two vehicles are
requesting entry.

- House, put him on speaker.
- Mr. Almore?

My name is Vincent Sinclair

and this is my
associate, Mr. J.P. Melvin.

We're here to see your wife.

Girls, listen up. Back in your bays.
All right, back in your bays. Come on.

Come on. There's
some people here

and I need you to play dead
until they're gone, all right?

You, too. All right, come
on. Back up, back up.

It is very, very important...
Come on. There you go.

Very important you do not move
until I come and get you, understand?

Thank you, Mr. Almore.

We received the notifications of
your wife's transition to somnolence.

She's not ready to go yet.

Of course.

Do please excuse our machines.
It's just standard company procedure.

We need to check that conditions
are optimal for your remaining usage.

Sure.

Mr. Melvin will run a few tests.

Sir.

Subject is Almore, Julie Alice.

Term time so far, two years,
eight months, four days.

- That's right.
- Any problems with the line?

Well, um, I can't
connect with her when I call.

She can call me,
but I can't call out.

The line is clear
when she calls you?

Yeah, it's clear enough,
but it's getting weaker.

Well, that's to be
expected near somnolence.

No cut-outs, though?

No. She, She has no
idea what's happening to her.

It's always a shame when
we lose a client that way.

Right.

It's getting worse. A lot of static.
Is that supposed to happen?

Well, the Archive experience
often ends with audio calls only

as the signal begins to fade.

Mind you, you know all
about these units, don't you?

We're working on
some new technologies,

but they're not available
to the public yet.

What a beautiful view.

Yeah, well, it's one of the benefits
of being out of the way, you know?

And you live here on your own?

Yeah, that's right.

It must be very peaceful.

Sir?

The security seals on
this unit have been broken.

The environmental
systems have been patched.

What are you talking about?

- Right here on my system.
- It's wrong. Check it again.

Home use of the Archive

legally constitutes storage of
the deceased user's remains.

If it is opened in any way,

we have a legal obligation to remove
that unit and prepare it for burial.

Fuck you. She's
not going anywhere.

- I'm going to ask you to calm down.
- Don't tell me to calm down.

We are deputized and obliged to act
under the Post Death Internment Act.

With force, if necessary.

You're standing on
corporate sovereign territory.

This'll be considered an armed
incursion by Archive Systems Incorporated.

Are you sure you
wanna start that?

A simple misunderstanding.
It's completely my fault.

I failed to give Mr. Melvin...

the relevant information.

Sure.

Get out.

Hey. How are you feeling?

- Confused.
- Yeah, I bet.

I'm sorry I haven't been here
to explain any of this to you.

- Well, explain it to me now, George.
- You remember me?

It's pretty confusing, actually.

Well, is any of it... any of
it real? Any of it feel solid?

Some of it feels...

Some of it feels very real. I...

- Hold on.
- No, no!

- All right. It's OK.
- Please.

When I did it before, it was
just for your own good, OK?

I just need you to
relax into it, OK?

I'm trying to minimize your trauma
before I bring you fully online.

I...

- It's easily reversible.
- Don't do it again.

OK.

How... how does your...?

It's OK, it's OK.
It's all right. It's all right.

Look at me. It's OK.
It's all right. It's all right.

It's OK. It's OK.

How does your skin
feel? It... It's a prototype.

Why can't I remember things?

It's just your consciousness
rebuilding itself, that's all.

I hate being like this!

This machine! It's just...

It's all right. You need to calm
down. You need to trust me.

Just relax. Calm
down. It's your software.

It's finding patterns, trying
to piece things together.

It's not a tidy process, but
it is working. It's working.

OK?

I don't even know how I got here.
I don't even know where "here" is.

I want to go home.

This is home.

It hurts, George.

Being like this.

- Now for taste.
- Vanilla.

Do you like it?

- Who doesn't like vanilla?
- Number two.

- Lemon.
- Good.

And finally...

- Lime.
- All right. Sorry about that.

OK.

This might feel...
a little weird.

How does that feel?

- Fine.
- Yeah? Any pain?

- No.
- Good.

OK, give me the words again.

Change.

Control.

Partner.

- Lives.
- Good.

All right.

Next up.

- What's that?
- This?

This is Hello Puppy.

- What do I do?
- You take it.

You look through it and
then you play with him.

You'll do stuff together.
Puzzles, things like that.

What's the point of these
tests? They're pretty basic.

How are they meant
to test my intelligence?

They're not. That's
an empathy test.

You can tell a lot about a person
by the way they interact with animals.

He's asking me if I
want to watch him dance.

I like it.

This isn't the right component.
Where's the other one?

- It's not ready yet.
- No. I need the RK4.

Come on.

What was that machine?

Oh, that's J2, my
second prototype.

She... She loves that thing.

We'll, um, pick this
up tomorrow, OK?

So there are three of us?

What happened to your face?

It was an accident.

How's your, how's
your throat feeling?

Tight. Sort of numb.

OK. You'll get used to it.

You just have to keep
talking while it beds in.

- Did you sleep last night?
- Yes.

I've been dreaming a lot.

Last night, I...

Well, I don't know if I'm
dreaming or remembering.

Dreams do that, don't they?

Dreams do do that.

Your A.I. is doing everything
it can to understand the world,

to give it context,
join things together.

Rough with the smooth, right?

Right.

You know I can hear you.

Come on. Come in. Come say hi.

Meet our new house guest.

Come on. Come
in. Come say hello.

I have to help her out sometimes.
She has problems with her mobility.

This is J1.

Hello.

- Sorry.
- No, don't say sorry. It's my fault.

Work's been progressing so quickly,
I didn't have time to fabricate arms.

But I don't think you
mind, do you, girl?

Are you going to
finish building me?

Yeah, of course I am.

When?

Well, I'm working on something.

So just give me a couple of days and
hopefully you will be fully independent.

No tethers, no battery. Nothing.

- Days?
- Yeah. Days. I promise.

I wanna show you something.

They're not like
normal robots, are they?

They move differently.

Yeah, well, you're all an
attempt at the same thing.

Deep-tiered machine learning.

Artificial intelligence. Human
equivalent. The holy grail.

Now, J1, she stopped
developing around here,

age five, maybe six, max.

Then I took that, used it as
a template for version two,

which is J2, who
you already met.

And this is her here.

She stopped developing
around 15, maybe 16 at most.

And finally... this...

This is you.

This is me.

Jesus fucking Christ!

You scared the shit out of me.

- Sorry.
- Hi.

I thought you were out.

Yeah, well, I was out
and then I came back.

And you were
snoring, by the way.

I only had three hours'
sleep, so... And I don't snore.

Yeah, you do.

If that's Fabian, I'm
gonna kill myself.

Smiling today.

It's not his fault he's new and
he just doesn't know the systems.

Please don't do my
section. It's my favorite color.

I won't.

When you're done with the man
baby, let's make our own baby!

I'll be outside. You can get
hold of me on this if you need me.

The security systems
aren't gonna fix themselves.

- You got the day off.
- But I want to come with you.

I don't need your help today.

I just need you to stay
home, look after your sister

and make sure she doesn't
get into any trouble, OK?

George, can you hear me?

Yeah, I can hear you.

The lights keep cutting
out in here. Is that you?

Hang on.

I tried that. I do it every
time something trips.

Power supply interrupted.

- How is it now?
- Back-up systems online.

I don't know what's
going on, but it's not good.

Can you get back here?

George, get back here. Please.

OK, I'm coming.

One, two, three,
four, five, six...

Seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12,

13, 14, 15, 16, 17.

OK, it's 17. I'm in
bay three. Trip it.

- Two, three, four, five...
- I can help you count the modules.

What?

I know I did it wrong last
time, but let me try again.

You just... you just made
me lose count, all right?

Look, can you please
take this? Recharge it, OK?

All right, thank you.

This place is falling apart.

System failure. Emergency power.

How old is this site?

I don't know.

Older than me.

System online.

All right, bedtime. No
more cartoons, all right?

Yeah, I know. OK, come on.

It's all right.

Good girl. Good girl.

Here you go.
Good girl. That's it.

Now, I've got to go
out to a meeting, OK?

No, it's fine. I'll be
straight back, right back.

Hey, do you know
where your sister is?

Central Resources have
dispatched a risk assessor to see you.

A Mr. Tagg. He's got new
security procedures for you.

Needs a face-to-face.

I don't care what he wants.

This is my research
environment. He's not coming here.

Fine. Meet him at that
disgusting place you like.

This is important.
Nine o'clock tonight.

Hi. I'm George Almore.

Take a seat.

So, what am I doing here?

I'm a risk assessor.

I assess risk.

And you... You are a risk.

I'm sorry, sir. You
cannot smoke in here.

Really?

I hope for your sake

I don't need to use this in
the next couple of minutes.

I keep forgetting.
You're new to all this.

Did you hear about Black Mesa?

- No, I didn't.
- Well, you should read your circulars.

Two killed. One missing.

All research staff. Knew
exactly what they were doing.

How to get in, who
to target, what to take.

So, we're escalating.

And we get to be best friends.

Well, I don't have
time for friends.

You're being watched.

Yeah, I got that part.

This involves her.

Two nights ago.

You were in my house?

- It was sent to me.
- Who took it, then?

Who took the fucking picture?

Oh, if I knew that,

I would be talking to
them instead of you.

So what, this is some...
some kind of message?

Your new procedures.

Emergency use only.

Do you understand?

Sleep tight, Mr. Almore.

Oh, and, stay
away from the tuna fish.

Oh, you're doing it?

Oh, wow. Oh, shit.

That is very ladylike.

It's so good.

It is so good!

Tell me how it went.

It went... It went...

Three years of solid research

with a deliverable
prototype at the end of it.

What? What?!

- Yes! They gave it to me.
- Oh, my God!

- Yeah, that happened.
- Oh, my God. Babe, that's amazing.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you, thank you.

Oh, my God.

OK, so, tell me everything. Are
they expanding your workshop?

Yeah.

I mean, kind of. It's off site.

They gave you a shop at Mesa?

No. I wish. No.

It's the Yamanashi Prefecture.

- The what?
- The Yamanashi.

I think that's how
you say it. Yamanashi.

- Yamanashi.
- Yamanashi.

- Yamanashi.
- Yamanashi.

What is that?

It's Japan.

Come on.

It's Japan.

Look, it's, it's this,
It's an amazing site.

It's this old mothballed facility
in the middle of the forest.

It's beautiful.

I mean, it has this
huge house attached to it

with an amazing view
and everything I need

and they're just gonna
leave us to it for three years.

Right.

Right.

Japan?

Yeah.

I know it's a lot.

No, no. It's...
Honestly, it's...

It's great.

I'm really proud of you.

Thank you.

I can say no if you want me to.

I can say...

Alert. Breach in
residential area.

Alert. Breach in
residential area.

House, lights.

House, kill the alarm.

System reset.

House, abort.

- Unable to comply.
- Mr. Almore, what's going on?

Is this you?

We received notification that
your case has been opened.

Yes, I opened it. I wanted
to see what's inside.

Everything's fine.
Open the doors.

So there's no emergency
situation. Is that correct?

No, there is no emergency
situation. Open the doors.

I've got welding
equipment running.

Open the fucking doors!

If you open that case again, it
had better be a real emergency.

Next time, it's a response team.

House, launch the search drones.

I want a full area scan.

Launch failure.
Magnetic interference.

Drones will not launch
inside security perimeter.

I can't quite get my
head around it, though.

Once you're gone,
you're gone, right?

Right. I mean, you're dead,
but you're not gone gone.

Listen to this.

"Archived clients can
expect up to 200 hours

of face-to-face interaction
with the deceased."

But then it must be some sort
of download or something, surely,

if there's a way of saving
consciousness after death.

Right. But it's
analogue, not digital.

That's why you only get
a certain amount of time.

I know it's new
technology and everything,

but it's just weird
as shit to me.

Yeah, it's weird, but
it's also kind of amazing.

I mean, you get to wrap up
your affairs after you're dead.

You get to say goodbye properly.

The rough with
the smooth, right?

Why would you want to
talk to me if I was dead?

Because I would miss you.

I... I'd miss you too, I guess.

You know, I wouldn't
know I was dead, right?

How do you know
you would anyway?

- OK. Fine, fine.
- Fine?

- Fine.
- Fine?

No, I don't want
it! I don't want it!

Oh, Jesus Christ.

I don't really understand why
you're so fixated about this.

Because I don't want it, George.

All right, you don't want
it. You hate it that much.

Can you just think about it?

No, I don't want
to think about it.

I don't want it. It's
as simple as that.

Look, why don't
you think about it?

- I don't want to think about it!
- It's free.

I don't want it, George! I don't want
to be trapped in a box, being dead!

It's not like I went behind
your back to do it, OK?

- Well, it feels like it.
- Well, I didn't!

Are you gonna cancel it?

Sure. I'll cancel it.

No, no, no, no, no.

Come on. I told you to
stay inside. Come on.

Inside, inside,
inside. Jesus Christ!

Come on. Here you go.
Here you go. All right. All right.

Keep walking.

Is she OK?

You know you're not
supposed to get wet.

She wouldn't come inside.

Did you find anything?

No, I didn't.

I need my night kit. I'm
gonna have to go back out.

I'm sorry I'm not
enough like her.

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
don't talk like that, OK?

We're family and I'm gonna
look after you. Both of you.

But right now I
need your help, OK?

Now, firstly, do not let her
outside under any circumstances.

I don't want anything to
happen to her or to you, all right?

Secondly, look at me,

if anyone tries to get into the
house, and I mean anyone...

I want you to contact me on the radio.
Channel 12. Same as always, OK?

All right, good.

Out. Come on. Out. Let's go.

Come on. You, too.
Let's go. Let's go.

I haven't got time
for this right now.

Fuck.

Jesus.

Are you OK? Can you hear me?

You sick bastard!

- It's all right. It's OK.
- I know about her!

- Calm down.
- I know what you've done!

I know she's in that box
and she's not coming back!

- Calm down.
- Why?! Why have you done this to me?!

Listen to me, listen to me!

It's OK. It's all
right. OK? It's OK.

I'm sorry. OK? I'm sorry.

I just couldn't be without her.

Why didn't you tell me?

I wanted to, but I couldn't.

I couldn't.

If you want me to trust you,
you have to be straight with me.

Yeah. What do you need to know?

Everything.

So...

This is the data that the computer
has managed to pull out of the Archive.

They've never managed to
connect a computer to one before.

So just save her
onto a hard drive.

No.

Jesus, I wish it
was that simple.

Strictly speaking, your
brain is not a computer.

There is a biochemical
element to it.

And the technology in the Archive
and your brain is extremely complex.

There's a lot of valves,
transistors, a lot of glass.

- But you did it.
- Yeah.

I did it.

One time I was able to extract
a form of analogue signal from it.

I tried to reconnect,
but I couldn't.

I thought it was some kind
of fluke, so I dumped the data

and put it into a piece of
pattern-recognition software.

I waited a long
time. Over a year.

And then I saw something.

It was her.

So, I used that to create
a personality template

and then I started
creating a physical version.

J1.

And with each one, you
got exponentially better.

J2 and...

Finally you.

What was she like?

She was perfect. For me.

Do you think we'd get along?

You tell me. You know
her better than anyone.

I feel like she's my sister.

Yeah. You all took on that
relationship to some extent.

Are you going... to build a J4?

No.

Now I need you to
tell me what happened.

She took me to the Archive.

She was holding me and
had me pinned, so I struggled.

She must have
overbalanced and...

I don't remember
anything after that.

She?

- What the hell did you do?
- It was an accident.

What do you mean, it
was an accident? Why?

I wanted to tell her the truth.

You wanted to
tell her the truth.

- You got jealous?
- Why do you need her?

Why can't you keep
working on me?

I want to be better.

Did you do anything to the
Archive? Did you touch it?

No. I'd never hurt
her. It was an accident.

Well, you went too far this
time. You're staying here.

Secure channel.

What's this all
about? I'm really busy.

We had a visit from
the Archive Company.

They wanted to talk
to me about your wife.

That's got nothing
to do with you.

The company is paying for
the service, so actually it does.

They seem to think your
robots might somehow be based

around their Archive technology.

They're talking
patent infringement.

They want to take a
good, close look at them.

Of course, I told them all
our research is confidential.

They're threatening
legal action against us.

Big-league stuff.

- Is there anything I should know?
- No.

Well, the lawyers are looking into
it. There might be consequences.

- We're good.
- I mean, against you.

You breached your
confidentiality agreement

by letting them into the house.

It might be grounds for termination,
but I'll be sure to let you know.

Have a nice day, George.

Hey there.

How are you feeling?

How long have I been gone?

Oh, not that long.
A couple of days.

Can I come out?

- Yeah, you can come out, but...
- I want to come out.

OK. Sure.

You OK? You all right?

Where are my legs?
What have you done to me?

Well, I needed them for work.

You've given them
to her, haven't you?

No, no, no, I haven't
given them to her.

There was some technology
in them that was very important

and I needed it, OK?

I want my legs back.

You can build her some new ones.

Well, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna
build you some new ones very soon.

When?

Soon, OK? I don't have a lot
of time right now, but very soon.

Do you need my help?

Leave me alone.

Low power. Warning. Low power.

Failure imminent. Failure
imminent. Failure imminent.

Failure. Shut down.

Good morning, madame.

- Monsieur.
- Oh, "monsieur"?

Avec le grande baguette!
Oh, oh, oh,

T'es con.

J'aijamais rencontré
quelqu'un d'aussi débile que toi.

Couldn't speak French yesterday.

Something so comforting
about a nice hot cup of tea.

Even if I can't drink it.

I miss the cheese.

- The bacon.
- Oh, yeah.

Try it.

It's a simulation.

You don't need it, but you can
have all the fun of enjoying it.

- Yeah?
- George.

This might be a Nobel
prize or something.

- Can we have a minute?
- Sure. Come on.

You scared me.

You OK?

- No.
- Well, I didn't see any damage.

Doesn't mean I'm OK.

I'll tell you what.

Why don't you come and talk to me when
you're feeling a bit less dramatic, OK?

- Hi.
- Hey.

It's such a good song.

- Come on.
- Nah!

Dance with me.

- Come on.
- No, no. I'm good.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.

I'm really sorry.
I'm really sorry.

Get out.

- I...
- Get out!

Vital signals failing.

Mr. Max has kindly
graced us with his presence.

Careful.

"Hello. I am bearer
of good news."

OK.

- "I am your protector."
- Yes.

It's great. Honestly. I'm...

I'm so proud of you.

- No, it's not what I'm saying.
- I can say no.

- I said it's fine.
- You're asking me to say no.

Echo Mike One.

Echo Mike One, Mike One!

Echo Mike One, go ahead.

We need a box over
here. Priority one.

Roger, Mike One. Stand by.

You OK?

I remember the crash.

I was pregnant.

Synchronization with archived
subject cannot be established.

Please try again later.

Mr. Almore.

My name is Hans Elson.
What can I do for you today?

Yeah, hi. I'm having a
problem with my Archive unit.

Our diagnostic
line has notified us

that your wife's unit
has become somnolent.

Are you preparing
for your final call?

Yeah, well, that's the
thing. I can't get through.

I'm sorry, sir, but at this late stage,
there's not really much we can do.

Well, I don't understand.

You had a team that came
out and checked the unit.

- They said it was fine.
- Excuse me, sir. A team?

Yes. Their names
were Melvin and Sinclair.

I'm sorry, Mr. Almore, but we
have no record of a site visit.

- What did you say their names were?
- Melvin and Sinclair.

I'm sorry, sir, but we don't
have anybody by those names.

Mr. Almore, are you
preparing for your final call?

My name is Hans Elson.
What can I do for you today?

Welcome to Engineering.
Have a safe and productive day.

Don't touch that! Please.

I need you to trust
me right now, OK?

Incoming transmission.

What the fuck?

You have been
busy, you piece of shit.

The Archive Company got
hold of the prototype you lost.

Fished it out the fucking lake!

They're threatening legal action
that could finish this entire company.

I am shutting you
down immediately.

Stay exactly where you...

Offline.

They're coming for us. Now.

- Offline.
- I'm gonna cut the power to the bridge.

I'll be back!

Hello?

Who are you? Where's George?

It's nice to
finally talk to you.

Where's George?

George can't come
to the phone right now.

What's happened to him?

You don't need to
worry about George.

I'll take care of him
once you're gone.

Gone?

When your Archive expires,
which won't be long now.

What did you say to her?

Jules, can you hear me?

George, who was that?

I can't really explain
right now, but...

You have to trust me, OK?

Your signal's really weak.

And I have to do this.

I'll see you very soon.

"See you very soon?"

You're going to put her in me.

Aren't you?

Just overwrite me.

Like some sort of
software update.

I built you to hold her, yeah.

I had to be absolutely sure...

that you could feel
the same emotions...

same feelings as she had.

I'm sorry, but
it's the only way.

She's dead.

George, she's fucking dead!

Warning. Vehicle
approaching. Emergency alert.

House, close the doors.

Access denied.

Close the fucking doors!

Unable to comply.

You are not getting
out of this, George.

- System failure imminent.
- Fuck.

No!

Base security has
been compromised.

Security door one
has been breached.

Let her go, George.

No.

I have to try and get her back.

- She's gone.
- Emergency.

- Just put the gun down, OK? Just...
- Area breach.

Who are they? What do they want?

- They want you.
- Emergency.

Area breach.

Hey, hey, hey. Don't do
that, don't do that. Come on.

Come on. It's all right.

It's OK.

Come on, come on.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.

It's fine. It's OK.

I'm sorry. It won't
work with you.

I couldn't build
you well enough.

I know, I know, I know.

Yeah.

Security door two
has been breached.

I never stood a chance.

- Did I?
- It's my fault.

I killed her.

- It was nobody's fault.
- Yes, it was.

I was driving.

- It wouldn't have made any difference.
- No, no, no, listen.

See, I... I wanted
to fix it, you know?

I wanted to make things right

so that we could have a life
like we were supposed to have.

So that we could
have a future together.

I'm sorry.

You ready?

OK.

No!

Come on, come on.

Fuck. Come on.

No, no, no. Fuck.

No. Come on.

Security door three
has been breached.

It's OK. It's OK. It's OK.

It's OK.

It's OK. It's OK. It's OK.

It's OK. It's OK. It's OK.

- George?
- Yeah.

Yeah.

- George?
- Yeah. Yeah, it's me.

Don't answer it.

George.

Don't answer it.

- Hello?
- George?

This is the last time
we'll be able to speak.

They're telling me your
system's going to expire.

I'm sorry I couldn't
tell you everything.

But I want you to
know that I love you.

I miss you.

I have to say goodbye.

There's something
I need you to hear.

Daddy?

Daddy?

Mummy says we can't
come and see you anymore.

I love you.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

Thank you, Mrs. Almore.

I'm so sorry for your loss.