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[STATIC CRACKLI NG]

Here we go. Now, can you see me?

[BEEP]

Excellent. Next question .

Who am I?

[BEEP]

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG OVER MON ITORS]

FI NCH : You knew what we were building here.

This looks for plotters, schemers. We built it to stop terrorists before they could act.

ALI CIA: lf Congress knew about this machine you're building...

-. . .you'd go to jail. -Don't suppose they'd let us be cell mates?

FI NCH : Knowledge is not my problem. Doing something with it...

...that's where you'd come in. Sooner or later, both of us will probably wind up dead.

If something ever happens, l have a contingency.

We have a new number. Caroline Turing.

ZOE: She put the hit on herself.

She was trying to lure you out into the open.

REESE: She wasn 't looking for me. She was looking for him.

[G U NSHOT]

ROOT: So nice to finally meet you, Harold. You can call me Root.

He 's in danger now. Because he was working for you.

So you're going to help me get him back.

[PHON E RI NG I NG]

[PHON E BEEPS]

VOICES [OVER PHON E]: Uncertainty. Romeo. Kilo.

Family. Alpha. Mike.

Reflections. Juliet. Oscar.

[PHON E BEEPS]

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

ROOT: You Iook famished , Harold . What are you going to have?

No offense, but for a billionaire genius, you're lousy company.

Every system has a flaw. I'm pretty good at finding them .

You care about other people. That's your flaw.

So if you try to call out to that police officer, I won't shoot you .

I'Il shoot someone else.

PIease don't make me do that.

I get it. You're not talking because you don't know how much I already know.

I know enough .

Enough that you should try to Iearn what I want...

-...and where we're going . -Where are we going?

The future, Harold .

AIthough I guess, thanks to you , we're already there.

Not that you let any of us know.

I don't know who you think I am ...

-... but you've made a mistake. -Don't treat me Iike them .

It must be like talking to ants to you .

They wouldn't grasp what you've done, even if you told them .

But I've been waiting for you my whole Iife.

And you and I share an understanding .

Do we?

You're a murderer and a thief.

My mom told me to follow my talents. And I'm good at what I do.

Except for this one time, when someone stopped me.

Someone who just knew what I was about to do.

How did you know, Harold? For months, that's what I couldn't figure out.

I don't believe in magic.

I knew the government spent years trying to build something ...

...to protect its panicked Iittle flock.

I also thought they'd never pull it off.

Because I didn't know about you .

H mm . And you pulled it off, didn't you?

Something to watch over all of us.

My only question , Harold , is why it didn't protect you .

CARTER: Taylor?

-Taylor! REESE: He's out.

Studying with a friend .

Sure, John . Come on over. Make yourself at home.

Finch is gone.

And she took him .

-Who took him? -Turing . She wasn't a shrink.

She was Iying to us. Real name is Root.

-At least that's what she goes by. -What could he have that she'd want?

Okay, I can file a missing persons.

Send Finch's pictures to sheriffs offices, the FBI .

You can't.

Finch went off the grid for a reason .

We have to find him on our own .

I have a lead .

But I need you chasing down every other angle.

Listen , when she took Finch , Root killed a former intelligence operative...

-... named Alicia Corwin . -Okay.

I'Il get myself assigned to the investigation .

Thank you .

What are you going to be doing?

I'm not sure. Math , I think.

REESE: U ncertainty. Romeo-Kilo.

Family. AIpha-Mike.

Reflections. Juliet-Oscar.

"I gave you a job, Mr. Reese. I never said it would be easy."

Come on , Finch . Help me find you .

Title and author's initials.

Uncertainty, RK.

Family, AM .

Reflections, JO.

Finch , you sly dog . The Dewey Decimal System.

That's how the machine gives you the Social Security numbers.

Hey, I ran that social . Guy's name is Leon Tao.

Got an M BA from NYU . No criminal record .

Fancy car with an anti-theft tracker, which I took the Iiberty of activating .

-I sent you the coordinates. -I got them .

You think this Mr. Tao is gonna help with the whereabouts of our four-eyed friend?

You almost sound concerned , Lionel .

I'm not sure I wanna find out what you're like without his direction .

Let's hope you don't have to.

[PHON E BEEPS]

You've gotta understand , this is...

You mind? Need a word with Leon , here.

He's all yours detective.

I'm Iooking for a friend of mine.

I have a source that says you might be able to help.

-Never seen either of them . -Take another look.

My source is never wrong .

I have never seen either of them before in my Iife, you understand?

You're not lying .

-Then why the hell am I here? -I have no idea, dude. Truly.

[I NAU DI BLE DIALOGU E]

You've got to be kidding me.

Let me guess. You're in some kind of trouble?

The Iife-threatening kind?

I can't believe it.

I'm the contingency. The backup.

-The what? -He didn't want me to find him ...

... if anything went wrong . He just wanted me to keep rescuing people.

People like you .

So what is it? You pissed these guys off, somehow.

They were ready to kill you when I happened to walk in?

No. We were just talking .

[REDDY LAUGHS]

No. You were right, detective.

Leon here stole a great deal of money from us.

And we'd just about done talking when you walked in .

Listen , I don't have time for this.

I need to find my friend . I'm going to take Leon and we're going to Ieave.

Leon stole more than enough , in fact, to make it worth us killing a cop.

So maybe we can make a deal . You leave Leon here with us...

...and you can keep Iooking for your friend .

You know, the guy that owned this badge probably would have made that deal .

But I'm not him.

So who are you?

The guy who shot him and stole his badge.

[G RU NTI NG]

[REDDY GROAN I NG]

You coming or not, Leon?

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

Can you see me?

We're going to play hide and seek.

Ring my phone once for yes, twice for no. Do you understand?

Can you see me now?

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG]

-Thank you . CLERK: Sure. Enjoy.

-H i , how are you? CLERK: Good .

How about now?

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG]

Really?

How many fingers?

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG TH REE TI M ES]

Good .

Very good .

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

REESE: You're not gonna help me find him?

Dude, I already told you , I don't know your friend .

He programmed you to do this, didn't he?

-To keep giving me the numbers. -What numbers? Who're you talking to?

Wait, I just remembered . I don't care. I'm getting out of here.

Wait! Hey, my car!

Looks Iike we're walking .

What are you , ex-military? One of those Blackwater guys?

-Does it matter? -Look, you seem crazy, but highly capable.

I just need you to take me to my car.

-You owe me that much . -How do you figure?

When you butted in , we were in the middle of a negotiation .

Negotiations don't usually end in bullets.

Your friends in there were Aryan Brotherhood .

Something you should've thought of before you stole from them .

-By the way, how much did you take? -Eight million . Hey!

Look, I didn't plan on stealing , at Ieast, not at first.

I had a legitimate job at Bear Sterns, then the recession hit and we all get axed .

So I take a job at this little start up. Took me six months to realize...

... I worked for the corporate arm of the Aryan nation ...

... Iaundering profits from their meth business.

You wanna call that greedy? I call it payback.

PIease, I gotta get out of town or I'm road kill . Take me to my car.

Not this car! What're you doing?

Keeping you safe. Like I said , I'm looking for my friend .

And I don't have time to babysit you .

Wait! Don't leave me here alone!

Don't worry. You're gonna have plenty of company.

[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]

I'm thinking about charging you overtime.

-Leon Tao. -He know anything about...

-...the abduction of Mr. Vocabulary? -Afraid not.

He's about to have a run-in with the N .Y. P. D.

Make sure nothing happens to him in jail .

I'm sick of doing your dirty Iaundry. Go ask Carter.

Carter's busy working a murder investigation for me.

See? She gets the good case and I get stuck wasting my time with Leon .

Didn't you take an oath to protect and serve?

-Yeah . So? -So, go be a cop.

Yeah , Detective Carter. I need a rush on a ballistics report.

Victim's name is Corwin, first name Alicia.

SPECIAL COU NSEL: We might have a disruption of our little project.

AIicia Corwin .

Last I heard , she's living off the grid in West Virginia.

Connected man like yourself, I'd imagined your sources would be better.

Someone shot her in New York yesterday.

-Who killed her? -That would be the question .

You realize that if even a whisper of what we've been up to gets out...

...you and I are gonna spend the rest of our lives in Guantanamo if we're lucky.

From now on , my group will handle security on this.

The N .Y. P. D investigation of Corwin's death , make sure it's a dead end .

Not a problem .

One more thing, Weeks.

Corwin had contact with an NSA analyst named Peck before she was killed .

We tried to bring Peck in , but he had assistance. Possibly one of ours.

Took out a three-man ISA unit by himself.

-Who is he? H ERSH : I'll be sure and ask him...

... right before I kill him .

[CELL PHON E RI NGS]

The driver's license Root had in Turing's name was real .

CARTER: You're sure? -Finch checked out her credentials.

I'm guessing someone at the DMV might've sold it to her off the books.

Okay, John . I'Il get the name of the employee who issued it.

Just call me when you have it.

John? You're on a first name basis?

-What do you call him? -Bane of my existence.

[PRESSI NG PHON E KEYPAD]

Yes, Detective Fusco checking on a prisoner named Leon Tao.

Ow! Ow! Ow!

My heart! My heart is palpitating .

-PIease, I need help! -AII right, all right.

11 6 Bay Central ...

... I need a bus to the command forthwith , got a prisoner with a possible...

[CH UCKLI NG]

REESE: Something wrong, Lionel?

Leon faked a heart attack, walked right out.

Next time, be more careful who you entrust him to.

-I entrusted him to you . -Want me to find him or not?

L'll tell you where he's gone. And, Lionel? Don 't lose him again.

It's a sex thing . Got a problem?

Careful , don't want you to aggravate your condition .

-Detective Fusco, taking you to jail . -Wait!

I'm an accountant! I'm not a criminal . What are you going to charge me with?

Besides stealing city property? Laundering drug money for the Third Reich?

You can't Iock me up. These guys own the prisons.

-I won't last a night in there. MAN : Relax, Leon .

You won't make it to prison .

So who's your friend here?

He's not the one who took out our boys.

He's supposed to be tall and well-dressed .

-I'm a cop. -Yeah? That's what the other guy said , too.

Leon , where's our money?

You might as well just shoot me now.

That can be arranged .

Money's not worth your life and it sure ain't worth mine.

I n the trunk.

There's maybe a million here, Leon . Where's the rest?

It's gone, there's nothing left.

BYRON : Bring him . FUSCO: Hey!

I'd be inclined to Iet you have him , he's a pain in my ass.

But he's already gotten away once.

So now it's just a matter of pride. I can't Ieave without him .

Have it your way.

[G RU NTS]

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

Okay. Time for a little test drive. Let's see what you can do.

DEALER: Change, 1 50.

Good luck.

Bets up.

H it or stay, sir?

[CELL PHON E BUZZES]

I'm sorry. PIease, hit me.

DEALER: Too many. Sorry, sir.

MAN : PIace your bets, place your bets!

It's all uphill from there, my friend .

MAN : Hold your bets, please, ball's in motion .

DEALER: Would you Iike a card , sir?

I'Il stay.

DEALER: Twenty-five. Everyone's a winner.

[PEOPLE CHATTERI NG]

DEALER: Twenty-one. Congratulations, sir.

WOMAN : That guy's on a roll .

DEALER: Would you Iike a card , sir?

CROWD: Oh ! DEALER: Twenty-one again .

PLAYER: Oh , a quarter mil .

Good luck.

Somebody up there must Iike you , my friend .

DEALER: Fifteen .

[CELL PHON E BUZZES]

Would you Iike a card?

Sir?

H it me.

CROWD: Oh ...

DEALER: Sorry, sir.

Well , Iuck evens out sooner or Iater.

Better in here on the table than out there in the cold .

DEALER: Thank you .

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

ROOT: Come on , Harry. Keep up.

Hurt any of these people, I'II stop cooperating , you'll have to kill me.

Relax, Harold . I just need a few things for our trip.

And I'm not gonna hurt any of them .

Now stay.

What happened to you?

I was being stupid . I'm so sorry.

I slipped outside.

We'll get you patched up.

Come, have a seat.

Any Iuck tracking down our missing DMV employee?

REESE: Checked his apartment. Doesn 't look like he 's been there.

Have you talked with your partner?

He's not picking up his phone.

He said he was going to do something for you . Don't tell me we Iost Fusco too.

Lionel's like a fungus. I mpossible to get rid of.

I'Il see if I can dig him up.

BYRON : Well , Titus is gonna be here soon .

And we both know that he's not gonna be as patient as I am .

[BARKI NG]

So for the Iast time, Leon , where is the rest of our money?

[M U FFLED SPEECH]

[COUGHS]

Double-dip recession, man . It happens.

You didn't want me to bet against America with your money, did you?

[BARKI NG]

BYRON : See, Butcher here was a military dog .

Was trained to sniff out the enemy.

Guy that had him , he didn't have our money either.

So he paid with his dog .

And his balls.

I gotta Ieave some for Titus. I'm sure he won't mind if I get a head start.

LEON : No! No!

Found us another playmate outside.

BYRON : Ah . The tall , well-dressed guy.

That's a good Iook for you , Lionel .

[TALKS I N D ISTI NCTLY]

You come into our house, better be packing more than a handgun .

Like I told your associate, I just want to find my friend .

See, I don't have many friends.

Just the one, in fact.

[TALKS I N D ISTI NCTLY]

Okay, maybe two.

So here's the deal , you give me Leon and Detective Fusco here--

You can even Ieave the gag on . --and I'Il go peacefully.

And what if we say no?

I guess I get my workout in for the day.

[G RU NTS]

Oh , it Iooks Iike Butcher here is gonna eat well tonight.

N ice dog .

[BARKI NG]

Belgian Malinois.

But, you know, trained dogs don't bark in alarm .

They bark from anxiety.

-Yeah , so? -So clearly it doesn't respect you .

REESE: Ha-ha-ha. BYRON : Is something funny?

We used the same breed in my unit in Tikrit.

Only about three guys in the world that train dogs Iike this.

The funny thing is, those guys, they only use Dutch commands.

And I'm guessing you don't speak Dutch .

Let her Ioose.

[SPEAKI NG I N DUTCH]

[PANTI NG]

[BUTCH ER WH I M PERS]

[BLOWS LAN DI NG & M EN GRU NTI NG]

Not a word . You hear me?

We are going back to my cruiser in total silence.

-Sure thing , Lionel . Like a gag order. -Hey. Hey, guys, think you could uncuff me?

-No. -No.

[REESE WH ISTLES TH EN BUTCH ER BARKS]

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

DEALER: Thank you .

[ENG I N E STARTS]

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG]

AII right, I guess I've got some bugs to work out with you .

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG]

[CELL PHON E BUZZI NG]

[GASPS]

[HORN HON KI NG]

You can't do that again .

Your job is to protect everyone.

Not to protect me.

I guess we're gonna have to discuss some ground rules.

ROOT: I think you've got me wrong , Harold .

I don't enjoy killing people.

But I don't feel very bad about it either.

WAITER: Ma'am .

When I was a kid ...

...computers made more sense to me than people.

I bet you were the same way.

Take this woman .

She looks nice enough .

But she Iies on her taxes...

...she's addicted to painkillers...

...and for years she's been sleeping with a married man .

Oh , I am so clumsy.

-Here you go. -Thank you so much .

She'Il be just fine.

I n a month or two.

And there are messier ways to do this, if you insist.

What's she got to do with any of this?

One day I realized all the dumb, selfish things people do...

It's not our fault.

No one designed us.

We're just an accident, Harold .

We're just bad code.

But the thing you built?

It's perfect.

Rational . Beautiful .

By design .

What I made is just a machine.

A system and that's all .

I don't think so, Harry.

You may have fooled Nathan , but I know the truth .

If you want to make something that understands human behavior...

... it has to be at least as smart as a human .

You created an intelligence.

A Iife.

And then you ripped out its voice, Iocked it in a cage...

...and handed it over to the most Iaughably corrupt people imaginable.

ROOT: Oh .

Call 911 .

MAN : Call somebody!

[PEOPLE M U RM U RI NG]

ROOT: Come on , Harold . It's time to go.

You don't look like a Butcher.

It Iooks exactly like a Butcher.

You're a sweetheart. You just need a better name.

-Hey, can we focus on me, please? -I'Il get you to the airport.

Spend a little of your ill-gotten gains and buy a one-way ticket out of town .

[CELL PHON E RI NGS]

-Yeah , Carter, what've you got? CARTER: Possible lead.

I went by Owen Reynolds' apartment again .

The guy who sold Root her Iicense, still no sign of him , but I got his mail . Mostly junk.

But there is an overdue bill for a storage unit.

-Broad Street and Pearl . -I'm on it. Thanks.

Hey, you just missed the exit for the tunnel .

Change of plans.

[G ROANS]

TITUS: Where is he? -Some guy in a suit took him.

I want everyone out Iooking .

U nderstand? Those two die tonight.

I can drive myself to the airport. I gotta get Iost.

Every time I let you go, you almost end up dead .

I'm running out of time to find my friend , and I've only got one Iead Ieft.

So you're gonna try very hard not to get killed ...

...while I Iook into it, you understand?

Then we're at a stalemate, because I'm not getting out of this car.

You know, you got a bad attitude.

Hey, my money!

REESE: That dog will kill anyone that tries to get near those bonds...

... including you .

[BUTCH ER BARKI NG]

[S I REN WAI LI NG I N D ISTANCE]

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

Oh , man .

-Is it--? Is he--? Is he--? -Yes.

He's dead , Leon .

Very dead .

-Who did this? -The same person who took my friend .

He saw her face. She had to kill him.

She would have had to have paid him upfront.

-Have a seat, Leon . -What? No way. Why?

Because you're good at hiding money.

If this woman left a trail , well , you can find her.

Something I've been wondering . What happened to the rest of the money?

I invested it. Stock tanked .

Oh , man . I found something .

AII right. A transfer into this guy Reynolds' account, only the money was stolen .

-From who? -Reynolds.

Looks Iike she installed some type of real-time screen monitor...

-...to hack into his account. -You're saying she paid the man ...

-...with his own money? -There's nothing to trace.

-It's a Ioop. -Maybe I need to find someone better.

There is no one better.

Except maybe this hacker.

She's an artist. There's nothing to track her. There's nowhere to even begin .

[CELL PHON E RI NG I NG]

CARTER: John, we got a problem.

REESE: Why am I not surprised?

Corwin's case file is missing . Digital records have been corrupted .

And the ballistics report.

Tech Support says the system has a bug .

I'Il look into it, but, John , I don't think we have anything else to go on .

-U h-- Dude. -If Harold is still out there...

...l don 't know how to find him.

John .

-What the hell are you doing? -I'm not doing this anymore.

I'm not going anywhere until you give me a way to find him.

Not this again .

I'm supposed to keep saving people Iike this idiot...

... I want something in return .

Otherwise, I'm done.

Who are you talking to? These guys are gonna kill us.

They probably are.

So, what the hell is this?

A negotiation .

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

I know you've got your rules.

But I'm guessing they don't account for everybody being dead .

No one answering your phone calls.

No one saving anyone.

No contingency.

What do you want? You want me to give up the bonds?

Give all the money away? It's done. We just have to move now.

Do the math , and figure out a way to bend your rules.

Because he's my friend .

He saved my Iife. U nderstand?

And I won't do this without him .

[MOTORCYCLES REVVI NG]

[PHON E RI NG I NG]

VOICES [OVER PHON E]: Ayacucho. Golf. Papa.

Deterministic. Hotel. Sierra.

Camera. Kiosk. Kilo.

Thank you .

-Who was that? -Long story. Let's go.

[I N DISTI NCT CHATTERI NG]

[LI N E RI NGS]

WEEKS: Yeah.

You're a hard man to Iocate, Denton .

Just being cautious.

It's good to be cautious.

AIicia Corwin was cautious. Of course, it didn't save her.

What can I do for you?

My operative is making the Corwin investigation go away.

Glad to hear it.

Look out for yourself, Denton .

One of us is already dead .

I'd hate to Iose any more.

I have a personal situation.

I might be out of reach for a few days.

Denton , we can always reach you .

[LI N E DISCON N ECTS]

-Where are they? -Somewhere in there.

Let's go.

Go on . Get out of here. I'Il keep them busy.

Yeah . Okay. John?

You can thank me Iater.

MAN : Oh !

[MOTORCYCLE APPROACH I NG]

[BARKI NG]

-Where's the money? -It's gone.

-That's bad news for you . -Hey.

Pick on someone your own size.

Or someone a Iittle closer to it.

[CH UCKLES]

[G RU NTI NG]

You're an embarrassment to your race.

When we rise up--

[TH U D]

[G ROANS]

I've been meaning to get this back to you .

Thank you .

-Never thought I'd see you almost Iose. -Yeah , I wasn't Iosing . I was just resting .

Come on .

-At least somebody's happy. -A Iittle too happy.

You didn't go to the bathroom in there, did you?

Oh , my God .

My money. It ate the bearer bonds.

That's it. We'Il call him Bear.

I thought you said it wouldn't let anyone near the money.

Look at it this way.

You're broke but you're alive.

U nless, of course, you Iied to those guys about Iosing the rest of their money.

No, I'm pretty certain .

-Mm? -Like 80 percent certain .

Maybe 75...

... percent certain .

Your friend .

I hope you find him .

He's Iucky to have you .

[WH I MPERS]

REESE: Morning .

Heh . You gotta be kidding me.

I got a Iead on Finch .

-You know where our woman's headed? -No.

But I think I found out where she's from.

Pack your bags, Carter.

We're going to Texas.

You must be starving .

Our friend will be here shortly and then I'II fix you something to eat.

I have no way of accessing it, you know?

I made sure of that.

Everything has a flaw.

You know that, Harold .

And , Iike I told you , I'm awfully good at finding them .

Why? What could you possibly want from it?

Same thing you did .

You may have told yourself you were helping people.

But the real reason you built the machine is because the world is boring .

Human beings have come as far as we're gonna go.

I want to see what happens next.

You're right. You and I are alike.

I n many ways. Not that I'd care to admit it.

I spent years wondering how people could be so cruel , petty.

So selfish .

And then I'd think about how you could change them.

Fix them .

And that's why I've sealed up the machine.

Not to protect it from the people I was giving it to.

To protect it from me. From people Iike us.

From the things we'd do with it.

That's why I'II never help you get control of it.

I know.

You won't have to.

Because, you see, Harold ...

... I don't want to control your machine.

H i , honey. I got your message.

Is everything okay?

I just want to set it free.

[English - US - SDH]