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Hi, you're on the air with Psychic Buddy. First names only, please.

Hi, my name's Bob.

Hi, Bob.

How can we help you?

Well, my girlfriend wants to get married, and I guess my question is,

do it? I mean, I love her, I think.

That's a good question, Bob.

And before we get to it, let me remind those of you at home, your Psychic

Buddies are just a phone call away, 24 hours a day, only $2 a minute billed to

your major credit card. Okay, now let's turn Bob over to Silvana. Silvana?

Well, Bob, I'm sensing a lot of uncertainty in your aura.

I guess.

I don't know.

Maybe. What I'm seeing are heavy browns and purples in your metasphere, Bob.

Now, what that tells me is that you're not clear in your own space.

If you're not clear in your space, you won't have room to share with another

soul spirit.

So, like you're saying, don't marry her? I mean, how's she going to take that?

Let's ask Zalman.

Zalman, what do you think?

Robert.

The future is an immutable pattern of probabilities.

According to Schrodinger, no probability actualized until acted upon by an

observer.

So you think she won't be mad? On the contrary.

An assessment of the probability flux indicates an 82 .003 chance of

undesirable actualization.

Maybe we should have Chrissy put that in English.

Chrissy?

You ready?

So then after Mount Rushmore, I made a beeline to Herbert Hoover's birthplace.

You work hard and you play hard, Norman. And get this, 28 .7 miles to the

gallon. Wow.

So, boys, what's new around here? Amanda, 9 o 'clock.

What are you doing? Protecting you from Amanda.

Amanda, what are you talking about?

Amanda, there's some beautiful pictures of Mount Rushmore. Don't start with me,

Norman. And why would I want to look at Lincoln's nose, huh? I told you. And

that goes for you, too.

And...

She's having trouble getting her kids to sleep. And she doesn't want any advice

from anybody about it. He's got a colic. All he needs is a couple drops of

thymethicone. Stay out of it, Jesse.

Well, how much longer do we got to tiptoe around here?

Well, colic's a behavioral pattern. It'll go away in a couple of months.

A minute's going to be like this for a couple of months?

Where are you going? Back to the ER.

Get some peace and quiet.

A mandolin? Don't go there, Norman. Go, go, go.

A month?

Welcome home, Norman.

Welcome home.

Okay.

All right, so you fell and you hit your head on a video camera.

Does this happen often?

No.

Of course not. It's just we don't often treat video camera -related injuries

here. Who are you?

I'm a doctor.

Your mother must be very proud.

Yes, she is.

I'm Jesse, Travis.

Christy Lofton.

Right, Christy.

I guess you're here about... Yeah.

I guess I gotta take a look at that.

That's a nice bruise.

How'd this happen?

It's a very long story and you wouldn't believe me anyway.

Well, try me.

No, I tried to tell a cop in the emergency room and... He didn't buy it,

should you?

Because I am very gullible.

Ask anyone.

What happened?

I saw somebody get killed.

What?

His name was Nick Holloway. He was an investment broker. He was trying to buy

the company that I work for.

Let me check your ribs. You saw somebody get killed, and the police don't

believe you.

Well, I think maybe it's the way I saw him get killed that they don't believe.

Deep breath.

Ow.

Okay, sorry.

Okay, I'm done. I'd like to get an x -ray to be certain, but I don't think

anything is broken, just bruised.

Um, this guy that you saw killed, when was this?

I don't know. I'm not very good with time with these things. It could have

the past, could have been the present, the future.

I'm sorry. I'm lost.

I saw him killed in my mind.

I had a vision.

Oh, so you're a psychic?

Like I said, you don't believe me.

Thanks for the checkup, Jesse.

I'll see you around.

No, no, no, wait up a second. It's not that I don't believe you. It's just I've

never met a psychic before, and this is a new thing for me. So just give me a

second to catch up to speed here.

You actually had a vision? Yes. And this guy Holloway, you saw him dead?

That's what I said, right?

Well, okay.

So what we need to do is we need to get the cops to investigate.

They won't. They will.

You're dreaming.

Okay, if I can get the cops to investigate, would you have dinner with

I don't know what it was, Mark.

I shook her hand and there was an electrical thing between us. You know

feeling you get when you meet someone for the first time and it's like you've

known them your whole life? I do, and it doesn't happen often either. Oh, man,

but when it does, you have to meet her.

I have a feeling I will. Yeah.

I sent a patrol car by Nick Holloway's office. He wasn't there.

Ah, you did? Because Holloway's dead.

He wasn't there because he left on a two -week camping trip in Yellowstone

yesterday morning.

What's that?

His office manager saw him off. She said he was in good health, high spirits,

and as far as she could tell, very much alive.

I think this psychic is doing a number on you, Jess.

Uh -uh. No way.

Well, why would she do that to you?

Publicity. She wants to get her name in the papers.

This company that Holloway's buying, the one that Christy Lofton works for, it's

an infomercial studio.

Christy Lofton is an on -air performer for the Psychic Buddies Network.

It's one of those 600 -number phone -in shows.

She didn't tell you, did she?

I didn't ask.

It didn't come up.

Well, I can look into it further if you want, check out her background, but as

far as I can tell, there's no murder to investigate.

Coffee? Yeah.

Thanks.

Is there a sign on my forehead that says loser?

A minute ago you thought you met your soulmate.

I thought so, but if Steve is right... Yes, there's right and then there's

right. You know, facts don't explain everything.

Instincts count for something, too.

You know, as a matter of fact, in my experience, instincts have been the

for most true psychic phenomena.

True psychic phenomena?

You believe in this stuff? I believe there's a lot of things we don't know.

What are your instincts telling you about her?

Well, she's telling me the truth.

Well, then you owe yourself the chance to find out what Christy has to say

all this.

And, uh, not cramping your style, I wouldn't mind tagging along.

Well, whose side are you on?

I don't have to be on any side.

I'm eccentric and I'm semi -retired.

Our next caller is Rhonda from Downey. This is Rhonda's third call to the

Psychic Buddies hotline.

And we'd like to remind our home viewers we offer a special discount rate to

frequent callers.

Please phone for more information. Operators are standing by.

Now, how can your Psychic Buddies help you, Rhonda, today?

It's about my husband, Morris. I think he's having an affair.

What should I do, Silvana?

I sense a shadow on your aura.

There's a gathering of darkness on your transmetamorphic horizon. Now, that

could be a past life residue.

You have to remember, though, allow yourself to go with the energy that's

you. And realize that there is a general pattern of instability in your cosmic

balance.

So you think more is good to save someone?

I think we really need to examine the entire balance of psychic energy.

It was yours.

Excuse me?

It was your umbrella.

What? Are you talking to me?

It was yours, wasn't it?

Wasn't it?

What's going on? Cut it. I don't know what's going on. Ask Savannah.

It was your umbrella. It had that stupid yin -yang symbol all over it. I saw it

in the rain. It was your umbrella.

Look, girl, I don't know what you're on about, but you better get some help.

I'm taking a break.

Now sit down.

This is the second time you've messed up a taping.

Now if you do it again, you're fired. You understand that?

Sylvana's right. You need help.

Ten minutes, everybody, please.

You want to come with me to someone I'd like you to meet?

So, they think I need help.

Do you think I need help?

Well, not the help they need, Miss Lofton, but everyone needs help

You seem to go into some kind of a trance in there. What happened?

I don't know. I never do know. It's just, it's like a part of me goes away.

Goes away where?

I can't explain it to you, all right? I don't want to explain it. I just hate

when it happens.

You know, maybe you tried to describe to us how it felt. No.

You know, Christy, you can't hide what's inside.

Well, I've had a lot of practice.

I know it's hard, but you have to try and open up, try and understand it.

Do you know what it's like when you hear voices in another room and you can't

quite hear what they're saying, you know?

But if you listen really hard, you can almost...

What

do you see?

Heaven, dear.

Nine to seven, LL. Nine to what?

Killer put the body in the trunk.

And he drove away.

It was his car.

Whose car?

Holloway's.

He was going camping. There was camping equipment in the car.

But he never made it.

He died right here.

Are you sure it was you?

Did you see his face or anything?

Hey!

All

right,

there's some marks up there in the mud that might be footprints.

Doesn't mean the dumpster was pushed.

Could have just slipped.

Or it could be to set up for a con.

Set up by whom?

You think I tried to run myself down?

You really can read minds.

Come on, Steve, knock it off.

Christy, would you excuse us for a minute, please?

Sure.

Look, Steve, I don't know what you're doing, okay, but Christy is not trying

scam anybody.

Jesse, after you stopped by the house this afternoon, I ran her ID through the

FBI database.

Guess who has a rap sheet in 16 states?

Minor con since she was nine.

No conviction?

Probably because the Marks were too embarrassed to testify against her.

Well, Steve, she's been clean for two years.

Dad, if there's one thing I learned in my stint at Vice, it's once a con,

a con.

Listen, Jeff, I'm just telling you this for your own good.

Thanks a lot.

Aren't you due for another shift at the hospital about an hour from now?

Yeah, I guess so.

Yeah, I do mean it, though.

Thanks.

Forget it.

I'll try.

You know, if this was not an accident and it wasn't a set -up, then somebody

tried to kill her.

Why would anybody want to kill Christy Lofton? To hide the truth about who

killed Nick Holloway.

Psychic visions from a full -time con?

I just don't buy it.

And I don't have to.

There's no bodies, so how can there be a murder?

You're not going to let this go, are you?

Well, if there's one thing I've learned in 40 years of practicing medicine, it

is to keep an open mind. Especially in a case like this. Dad, I've used a

psychic on a case before.

It turned out to be a joke and I looked like a fool.

I'm telling you, this girl is a con.

Well, rap sheet or no rap sheet, I think this girl is sincere.

She doesn't want to experience what she's experiencing.

And I feel partly guilty because I encouraged her.

Wait a minute.

Something's coming in here.

You want me to check out the license plate number she gave you, and you are

going to go poke around the psychic buddy's network.

Oh, that's amazing.

I don't know how I do it.

It's a gift.

What are you doing, dying?

I needed to lie down.

You're on a cadaver table.

It's because I feel like a cadaver.

Don't we have a doctor's lounge for this kind of thing?

I'm waiting for Amanda.

I need her advice.

Go away.

Go away? Go away.

You're going to ask Amanda for advice in her present state of mind? Are you

nuts? She's a woman.

I have a woman problem.

And I need a woman's advice.

Well, try me.

Try you what?

I'm not a woman, but I'm very much in touch with my feminine side. Try me.

How do you feel about the great unknown?

Psychics.

Mental visions.

I'm a gold card member of Psychic Buddies.

You actually have a gold card. Well, after 80 hours on the phone, you get the

gold card, the video, a one -on -one session with the psychic of your choice,

and, of course, a bi -monthly newsletter.

Do you believe in all this stuff?

I'll tell you the truth. I think I have the power.

Gift. Gift?

What was that?

Pick up something. Pick up anything in the room. Go.

Just pick up something? Yeah.

Anything. Go.

How about a... Don't show me. Just

pick something up.

Focus on it.

Think hard.

Build a mental picture of the object you're holding in your mind.

Concentrate.

Concentrate.

Hey, Norman, I don't...

That was close. That was very close. It's wood.

Very close.

I'm going to go lie down.

Look at this.

Aeromatic? Aeromatic, our first full -length infomercial.

Oh.

Weight washers? Losing weight is as easy as taking a shower. Now, we moved a

million units in two weeks. Isn't this something? If it slices and dices.

If it comes in a set of 12, but for a limited time only, we'll throw in a

more for free.

If it's celebrity endorsed, and you can get it in three easy installments of $9

.99 a month, plus shipping and handling as seen on TV, I have sold it.

So your company doesn't just produce the Psychic Buddy's Netflix, huh? No, we're

a multi -operational, multi -faceted company.

Got nothing to hide. Oh, sure.

Now, Dr. Sloan, I don't know what... Christie's been making you believe, but

opening a police investigation is really pushing it. Well, this is totally

unofficial, it's off the record.

Well, I haven't got a lot of time. Why won't it take much time?

Time is relative.

I live in 30 -second bites.

You give me a minute, I can make a million bucks.

Give me a half hour, I can sell you Rhode Island.

The clock is ticking, Dr. Sloan. I've got a business to run. Well, it sounds

like a mighty successful.

Well, very, very, very much so. Let me ask you this. If you're doing so well,

why sell out to Nick Holloway? Who said that? Who said I was?

Well, that's the buzz around here.

Well, again, the buzz is wrong.

Now, Nick's an old friend of mine, and he knew I had a temporary cash flow

problem, and he offered me some operating capital.

Did you take the money?

Didn't need it, but he put me in the black overnight.

So you wouldn't be too happy to hear that he turned up dead.

Next to Prince, why would I want him dead?

He's not, is he? Well, there's a possibility.

By the way, where were you yesterday between 8 and 3?

You're not serious.

I was here, cutting our show with Max.

That is right, Max.

Right.

So you and Mr. Wallman were here all yesterday morning?

Yeah.

Sumatriptan. You get migraines?

Especially when I get interrupted in the middle of something.

I'm sorry, Max. Dr. Sloan is investigating the possible murder of

We're not all that sure that he's been murdered.

Uh -huh.

Then why are you looking for alibis?

That sounds a little odd, doesn't it?

Stranger things have happened around here.

So I can vouch for Craig. Now tell me why you're not sniffing around the other

bozos. The other bozos?

I think Max is talking about the psychic buddies.

Oh, why would any of them want Holloway dead? Are you kidding?

The guy was going to 86 every one of them to cut overhead.

If he bought the company.

And as far as any of us knew, he was.

Rumors.

Okay, it's coming.

It's coming.

A letter opener.

That makes you 0 for 7.

I was close on the Chet spreader. You weren't close.

Hey, what are you two doing in my lab?

I don't know what he's up to, but I need to talk to you. Not gonna happen. Oh,

Amanda, I don't like to see you like this. You look like the Bride of

Frankenstein. Norman, would you go away and take your sidekick with you? Out!

Amanda, I am not with Norman. Amanda, seriously.

My brother's wife's cousin, Kathy, had the same problem that you had with your

kid. You're bottle feeding, right?

Norman? In Kathy's case, little Kelly had a dysfunctional suck. You see,

are supposed to make fish lips when they feed like this.

Tonight she's more of a... Well,

well, whatever. But the point is, little Kelly was pinching her lips, so

therefore too much air got in, and that gave her gas. And guess what Kathy did?

Okay, have you two always had a suicidal tendency, or is this something new?

This is something new.

Goodbye. I have a beautiful paperweight of Herbert Hoover for you.

Your hair is frightening.

Well?

I just came by for some advice.

To get it, not to give it.

Do I look like I have a sign around my neck that says free therapy, five cents,

huh? Oh, I'm sorry.

Advice about what?

A girl.

Two minutes, go. Okay, see, I really like her, and I think that there's

something special between us, but the thing is she has a record as a con

Now, Steve thinks that she's scamming me. Jesse, Jesse, Jesse, never mind

What do you think? Do you believe the woman is scamming you?

No. Then I don't see that you have a problem. That'll be five cents. Leave.

Pathology.

No, this is not Dr. Sloan's office. His office is on the third floor. This is...

Who?

Just a minute.

Jessie.

Here. Christy Lofton. She sounds upset.

Hi,

Christy. Yeah. It's Jessie.

I need to talk to Mark now.

I don't know where Mark is right now.

Jessie, I did what he said. I tried to open myself up and now I can't stop it.

Okay, where are you?

Yeah, I know the place. I'll be there in about 20 minutes, okay?

Amanda, you got a cover for me. What?

You want me to cover for you when you know that I have not had a decent

sleep since Colin went back to his unit in Bosnia?

Bosnia.

Men have it so easy.

Okay, look, if you cover for me, I'll sit up with your kid tonight.

Are we talking all night?

Sundown and sunrise.

Got a deal.

Hey. Jesse.

All right.

I saw it again.

Saw what again?

All the blood.

I could feel him dying.

It's okay.

I'm here. All right.

First time in my life I'm not running a scam and nobody believes me.

I believe you.

You don't even know me.

I want to.

You got to help me out here.

My daddy always said, never let anybody get too close.

It'll cost you.

Your dad was very cynical.

He was very tough.

He was a carny. He ran the ring toss.

You know, dollar a throw, win your girlfriend a big stuffed alligator.

My mama read tarot cards, and I was the miracle kid who could guess your age and

weight for a buck.

So you were con artists.

Strictly minor league.

We never hit the same town twice.

That would explain the rap sheet.

What? Ah, Steve showed it to us. Um, boy, that must

have been a lonely life, you know, traveling around like that.

You know, Jesse, I learned really early that there are two kinds of people in

the world, those that hustle and those who get hustled. And I also learned that

you never buy into your own game.

The joke is on me because it turns out I really am psychic.

And I am scared.

I know.

And I'm going to help you get through this, okay?

You really do believe me?

Yeah, I do.

The light.

It's in the light.

Right, I copy that.

Another five minutes each and a half. Yeah, keep it going. Nice and easy.

Yeah.

Go, go, go, go.

That's it.

Nice and slow.

Christy. I'm leaving.

Christy, will you please just wait a minute?

Jesse, I know what they're going to find, all right? I've already seen it.

He's dead.

Okay, okay, calm down. I'll take you to your car.

Christy, I'm going to have to ask you to stick around for a while, if you don't

mind. Uh, Steve, do you mind if she's a little upset?

Yeah, well, depending on what we find in the trunk of that car, I might have to

ask you a few questions.

What are you talking about?

Lieutenant?

Open it up. Let's see what we got.

Why do you want to take her in?

For reporting a crime?

It's just for questioning, Jess.

I know how you feel.

But try and think about this logically.

Logically? You want to talk logical?

First, you don't believe her when she tells you that this guy Holloway was

murdered. And it turns out that she was right. Now you want to drag her downtown

like a criminal.

That's logical?

I'm not dragging her anywhere like a criminal. But think about it.

I got a dead body and a supposed witness who knows details only the murderer

could know.

You got a motive?

And her only alibi is that she saw this whole thing in a psychic vision.

Now, maybe she killed Holloway and she's using this vision to throw us onto

somebody else. I have to explore that possibility.

We can back up motive.

My dad told me.

Thanks a lot, Mark.

Look, Jeff, I would have found out anyway.

All three psychic buddies were going to be replaced if Holloway bought Woolman's

business. I got to talk to her.

But Holloway's car clock stopped dead at 1042 when it hit the water.

I've already asked Christy where she was.

And she doesn't have an alibi.

Taking a nap in her dressing room.

He thinks I killed him, Jesse.

I didn't say that.

But you want me to make a statement.

I'll go with you. You don't have to do this, Christy.

Every con knows you never try to stop a cop from doing his job.

Jesse, you know I... Oh, please, look.

I'm going to get you out of this, okay?

Sure you will.

Do you want to cuss me?

Mark, go away.

Amanda, I need your help.

Which part didn't you understand? The go or the away?

No, really, this is important.

Well, so is my sleep.

I just got Colin tucked away at daycare, and now it's time for mommy care.

No, wait, this is for Jesse.

That squirrel owes me a full night's babysitting.

Look, I'll give you a night myself if you come with me now.

Two nights?

Done. Three nights?

Don't push it.

Jesse and his love life.

Oh, Jesse is head over heels about Christy.

You know, all three of these psychic buddies have a motive for killing

but Christy thinks it was Savannah Kent.

Because she says she saw the killer in a vision. A vision!

I can't believe you believe in this stuff.

Oh, well, I know that most psychics are fakes or self -deluded, but haven't you

ever had a premonition that... later came true, or maybe just an intuition

you couldn't explain but you completely trusted?

Well, intuition is different from a vision.

Well, maybe only a matter of degree, though. Who's to say that Christie's

visions aren't just a heightened form of intuition?

Okay, okay. So Christie's intuition tells her that the killer is Sylvana

because in her vision, the killer had Sylvana Kent's umbrella.

But I've been thinking, just because she saw Sylvana's umbrella doesn't mean

that Sylvana was holding it.

So I'm going to question Solana Kent.

Your question is all in vain.

Who's all in vain?

Oh, no, I don't think so. No, no, no. You handle Bain. I'll handle Kent.

I really wish I held out for three nights.

Oh, hey, Max. Have you seen Craig Brown anywhere?

No. Well, if you do, will you tell him that I'm looking for him? I need to talk

to him. Yeah, yeah.

Thanks.

The energy.

I can feel it in you. What are you talking about?

What I sense in your presence.

I have the gift, too.

What gift?

The psychic gift.

The third eye, the shining.

I'm very glad for you. So you'll help me? Help you what?

You know, psychic buddies, you're on the air.

Oh, man, you want a job?

Taking all operational indices into account, statistically speaking,

There's a 78 .9 % probability you'll get the promotion unless we factor in

a dispersion curve, in which case there's a 98 .2 % probability of being

downsized in corporate restructuring.

What the hell does that mean?

Your history. Thanks for calling Psychic Buddies.

I know, I know I should have called, but I find phones a real barrier to two

psychic connections, don't you?

Excuse me?

Although maybe you're right.

There's the impersonality of a phone call that allows for more pure focus on

psychic forces that could be.

Well, anyway, as long as I'm here, why don't you give it a try?

Start any time.

Start what?

My reading.

You're not going to disappoint me again, are you?

Again? Yes, I called yesterday and said you weren't available. Don't you

remember? I wasn't? No, they said you weren't even here.

Where were you yesterday morning around 10 .42?

10 .42.

Let's see. What time is it now?

Wait a minute.

That's when the police say Nick Holloway was killed.

Why are you asking me these questions? Who are you?

Look at the time. I have to have my aura cleansed around 3 o 'clock. We'll have

to do this again.

Excuse me.

Sorry. Clumsy me.

Who are you?

Try to work with me on this, okay?

I don't do the hiring here. So we have a personnel office up front. Your

umbrella. I see your umbrella.

I lost my umbrella.

Oh, I sense danger here.

Murder. Oh.

Where were you at 1042 yesterday morning?

All right, who the hell are you?

I'm Amanda Livingston. I'm a doctor. A police doctor? Well, I sort of work with

one. Well, my psychic doctor cop sister.

I was right here at 1042 yesterday morning, and that I can prove.

Hundreds of people benefit from our insights each day. Why not you?

We're available and waiting 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We're only a

phone call away.

When you need a friend, remember your psychic buddies.

So you taped this yesterday?

We're done it all morning. Let's do our cameraman.

You gave it to you for editing yesterday afternoon, right, Max?

Yes. And I'm working here. You mind?

Uh, could I get a copy, please?

Thank you.

Hey, why don't you get three? One for each line of work that you're in.

Why don't you find your umbrella?

Yeah.

What's up with that hair?

You can take her. We're done for now.

Thanks.

No matter how many times I'm in a place like this, no matter where it is, always

the same view.

Have you ever been behind bars, Jesse?

Once.

Jaywalking. Boca Raton.

Jesse, I really don't think... Chrissy.

Listen, if you have any psychic thing going on, then you have to know that I

believe you.

100%. I am completely on your side.

Thank you.

What?

I left my umbrella at your house that night. That's why you had it when you

killed Nick.

All right.

Christy?

Somebody please get Steve Sloan.

Okay.

You bastard. I'm going to the police.

Christy?

She's having another vision.

Oh, God.

The car.

They killed Sylvana.

Who killed her?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Like a seizure, you know?

I thought that she was having a stroke or some sort of cerebral incident.

Well, none of that shows here. As far as I can tell, you're in tip -top shape,

you know, under the circumstances.

I wish I felt like I was in tip -top shape under the circumstances.

My head is killing me. I'll get you something.

In the bathroom, hydrocodone by tartrate.

Well, at least you're not a suspect anymore.

Well, that's just because I had the perfect alibi when Sylvana was killed.

And every time I close my eyes, I see it happening all over again.

Well, that'll fade soon.

Hi.

Sylvana Kent was run over by her own car.

We found it about a block away with her umbrella in the backseat. Her umbrella?

Yeah, the umbrella handle had blood on it.

Forensics has matched it up with Nick Holloway, but unfortunately, the only

prints on it were Savannah Kent's. Well, the killer wore gloves.

I saw them.

Can you tell us anything else about him?

Height? Weight? Hair color?

No. Becoming a believer, Steve?

Dizzy. No, it's all right. As a rule, I don't believe in these things.

But I do believe what happened to you was real.

And what you told us did, in fact, happen.

Well, if I remember anything else, I'll let you know.

Thanks.

And don't worry, Steve, she's not going anywhere.

I found these, Doc, but they have no labels on them, and pharmacology was

my long suit.

Some of these are supposed to be hydrocodone.

That's all right, never mind.

Maybe some air will do me good.

Jesse, do you mind if we take a walk on the beach? Yeah, yeah. Okay with you?

Yeah, we leave the back door open if we go.

Well, let's see then.

Savannah Kent was making a tape at the time of the murder, and then she was

killed. Yeah.

And Christy was with me, so she couldn't have done it.

So who's that leave standing?

Uh,

Zalman Bain, right? Wrong. He couldn't have killed him. Why not?

When somebody mentions the time to you, you automatically look at your watch,

don't you?

Yeah, reflex.

No, I mentioned the time of the killing to Zalman Bain, and he looked at his

watch with his fingers.

What? He has a watch with a crystal that pops open so he can feel the hands.

His eyesight is so bad that he's probably legally blind.

So he couldn't have driven a car. He couldn't have killed Holloway and dumped

the car onto any lake. He doesn't even have a driver's license.

How do you know he doesn't have a driver's license?

Ah, I picked his pocket and looked at his wallet.

Dad, what if I told you about that?

Give it back.

All right, you didn't tell me, okay?

But we are definitely getting short on suspects.

Hmm.

Look at these.

One's hydrocodone, one is just plain aspirin. They look very, very much

except one's ten times stronger than the other one.

What if they just look like what they were supposed to be?

But they were really something else.

What was something else?

That's it.

That's it!

You know, I was thinking I'd get some time off next month, and I got this

who's got a cabin up in Big Bear, and, uh, well, the only thing is we'd have to

share it with Mookie.

Mookie's a dog.

Cocker Spaniel, I think.

And he's fine.

You know, I mean, all he does really is just lay on the couch and sleep all day.

So, you know, unless, if you don't like snow, you know, we can go to Palm

Desert. I got a friend there.

Chrissy, what's wrong?

Everything.

Jesse, I have this thing in my head that makes my life crazy, and I am not going

to make your life crazy, too.

I've got to get out of here. Hey.

If you think you're leaving, then you are crazy.

You don't understand. I don't want this. I want what I had. You know, back when

I was just a con, when I closed my eyes, all I saw was the dark.

You don't mean that.

Yes, I do.

Dr. Stone, what are you doing here?

Oh, just having a little talk with Max here.

He seems to be hanging on every word.

Well, I was talking to him until he took one of these to help me out with a

theory I have. I don't get it. Aren't those his migraine pills?

No, actually, they're not. They look like his pills. Same color, same size,

shape. But these I found in your office.

A very high -strength benzodiazepine, high -potency sleeping pill.

Your point being?

Well, you take one of these for a headache and your migraine is gone, so

you, for about an hour.

Max? Max, you okay?

Had a blackout, didn't you?

Blackout, yeah.

This has happened before with your migraines, hasn't it?

Yeah.

You know, you were only out a few seconds, but I bet you wouldn't know if

were out two seconds, two minutes, two hours, would you?

Uh, no.

See, that's where you got your alibi.

Why would I need an alibi? I told you I had no reason to kill Nick.

You also told me he didn't lend you any money, but the bank says Holloway was

about to foreclose on your loans.

He was bleeding you dry, wasn't he?

You switched these pills on Max when you and he were editing the infomercial.

Max blacked out and lost all track of time.

Fortunately, the editing machine didn't. Max?

Okay, this is the tape you and Max were working on the morning Holloway was

killed.

Now, this is the A side of the edit.

You see the digital readout says 1009.

But on the other side, on the B side of the edit, 1122.

Now, Holloway's car went in the lake at 1042.

That gives you plenty of time to have killed him, hidden the body, and gotten

back here before Max came to.

You did it, Craig.

It was you all along.

Shall we take a little walk?

Mark's in trouble.

You too, Max.

Yeah, I need to reach Lieutenant Steve Sloan.

Yeah, this is an emergency.

Look, I don't care if he's off duty. Find him!

Not again. What?

You all right?

You having a vision? What do you see?

What do you see?

What is it?

Is it Mark?

Is he, uh... You all right, Dad?

I'm fine.

Looks like he's going to make it.

He's okay.

that they call this thing I have a gift.

It's not. It's a curse.

Do you ever notice how nobody ever gets a premonition of good news?

Well, I'm not so sure about that.

I bet if you tried really hard, you could find some very good news up there

in here.

You're talking about my feelings for Jesse.

Don't be afraid to feel, Christy. You might be surprised to find out how nice

can be.

Hi. Hi.

Hey, I just talked to Steve, and according to him, you are free to go if

what you want.

Well, I've been traveling around so much, Jesse. I think I might stick

here for a while.

If you guys are going somewhere, you better go. We ain't got the chance.

Stop! Hold it! Did you think I forgot?

Oh, man, that we were just going to... Dust till dawn, baby.

And that's two nights to you, Mark.

Now, wait a second. We never actually decided on a date. Oh, yes, we did. Oh,

most definitely did.

Take this the right way. I mean, but you...

It sounds like Caruso. I mean, there's a hospital zone already. Yeah, and these

two are going to need a hospital if they don't live up to an agreement that we

had. Here, take Holly.

Now, Jackie, you asked for my advice regarding your girlfriend.

Oh, hello.

And I gave it to you, and you owe me. And, Mark, how could you drag me down to

that spirit world TV show?

Psychic buddies.

Well, psychic this.

You owe me two nights.

Two.

That's what I call a gift.

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