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Previously on Persons Unknown.
Hey, look, you guys!
Hey!
Hey!
- Three gas masks.
- Leaves four of us dead.
- They want me to kill you.
- [ Grunts ]
I mean, why would I dream
that you're a killer?
That's Megan and my mother.
I need that mask!
Whoa!
[ All Shouting ]
[ Laughing ]
- [ Gasping, Coughing ]
- Get it off!
Maybe the way out
is the way through.
I've located
your primary suspect, pal.
Janet's ex-husband.
[ Bee Buzzing ]
[ Buzzing Continues ]
Whoa!
- What are you doing?
- The Italian honeybee.
You think we're in Italy?
I don't know where we are.
This species is found worldwide.
What's weird is that
this little guy should be
in his winter cluster,
not flying around
out here in the cold.
No.
Uh-uh.
- How do you know
so much about bees?
- The Bug Lady.
The what?
From the Oakland Zoo.
Every Friday I would take
a speaker to day care, and
the Bug Lady's very popular.
And free. So--
[ Grunts ]
- Sorry.
- [ Exhales ]
- Why'd you kill him?
- It was either him or me.
One sting and I'm dead.
Really.
- What are you doing?
- Oh, look at that.
A raccoon got fried
in the pain field,
and this buzzard
tried to eat him.
It got fried too.
[ Camera Whirring ]
[ A.D.S. Buzzes ]
Did you put that
chop suey there...
to bait the raccoon
into frying itself?
- Yeah.
- There's something
wrong with you.
Really? I mean--
[ Scoffs ]
it's not like
I murdered my wife
or something.
- Ass.
- What?
- You're an ass.
- Come on now.
Sociopathic ass!
This is the sign
for today.
Today.
This is Thursday.
Thursday.
"Today is Thursday."
That's good.
Thursday.
So we've been kidnapped
for a full two weeks.
- That's insane.
- This is the sign for insane.
[ Bill ] Oh, yeah?
Yeah, you're walking
pretty fast.
- You're getting
pretty scared, huh?
- What's going on, guys?
Oh, yeah.
You want to find out? Okay.
Well, hey,
I'm sorry, Charlie.
Okay?
I promise not to
talk about that thing...
that you don't
want me to talk about.
- I'm not afraid of you.
- Oh, yeah?
Let's do this.
[ Dinging ]
I trust everyone is finding
their accommodations
satisfactory.
No, they suck.
Like, why don't
we have television?
That's a good question.
Unfortunately,
we do not offer television.
We received a telegram.
A telegram?
You still use telegrams?
Of course you do.
One of our guests
will be checking out.
Who?
All it says is one of you
will be checking out soon.
You may wish to prepare.
Ring my bell if you
require further assistance.
[ Moira ]
You think they're serious?
Someone's getting released?
[ McNair ]
His exact words were that
one of us will be checking out.
As if we chose
to be in this hotel.
In the syndicate,
"checking out"
is code for a hit.
- You were never in the mob.
- I'm not allowed
to talk about it.
If you can't talk about it,
then shut up.
Look, if there's even
a small chance that one of us
will be released,
I think we should exchange
messages that we want to send
home to our family and friends.
[ Scoffs ]
I don't know any of you people.
I'm not doin' that.
Well, Blackham,
that's your choice. But I think
that I would like everyone...
to have my family phone number
in case they get released
and I don't.
This--
This could all be a trick.
So what if it is?
I don't have any secrets. Anyone
that wants to trade contact
information can come with me.
I'm in.
Me too.
- [ Charlie ]
I'll do it, just in case.
- No, forget it.
Joe? Come on.
Don't let me stop you.
Something about it feels wrong.
That's your choice.
[ Sirens Wailing In Distance ]
[ Men Chattering ]
[ Children Shouting ]
[ Cell Phone Ringing ]
Renbe.
[ Man, Irish Accent ] Isn't it
a little late to care about your
wife and daughter, Mr. Renbe?
Your sudden concern
is touching, but misplaced.
- Who the hell is this?
- Someone who cares
about your safety.
Someone who doesn't want
to see you come to harm.
What do you want?
To give you
a simple message.
Forget the story, forget Janet,
if you value your life.
[ Line Clicks ]
Taxi.
It's a taxi.
I saw one from my window.
[ Bill ] Oh, my God.
He just drove through
the pain barrier.
[ Charlie ]
Oh, thank God.
- [ Bill ] Whoa-- Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa. Stop. Stop.
- [ Driver Speaking Arabic ]
- Hey.
- How you doing?
Where are we?
Who is behind this?
I'm Victoria Fairchild.
My father sent you.
You're taking me home.
[ Arabic ]
Hey. Give the man
some room.
What?
[ Bill ]
This guy's a terrorist.
[ Arabic ]
...Janet Cooper.
- I'm Janet.
- [ Arabic ]
I'm sorry, sir.
I don't understand.
[ Stammers,
Continues In Arabic ]
Me? You're taking me?
Why me?
- I wouldn't get in there.
- [ Stammers,
Continues In Arabic ]
[ Arabic ]
...Janet.
I-I-I don't understand.
I lived in Baghdad for
almost a year. I picked up
a little Arabic. Um--
[ Arabic ]
[ Arabic ]
[ Voice Filtered ]
He's supposed to take
two people, two passengers.
- Forget it, man.
- So who's the other one?
Um--
[ Arabic ]
[ Arabic ]
...Cooper--
[ Arabic ]
You have to choose,
but do it quickly.
He's not waiting around.
Yes.
[ Tori ]
I'm supposed to go.
Joe?
I don't think
you should go.
What if it's like that van?
You ride out and you get zapped
right back where you started.
- Then I'll see you again
in 10 minutes.
- What if it's worse?
In Baghdad, the hajjis
pretend to be taxis
and kidnap you for ransom.
Or to cut off your head.
Well, we're not in Baghdad,
and we've already
been kidnapped.
So want to come with me? Fine.
Otherwise, I'll see you outside.
[ Driver Speaking Arabic ]
Don't do it, man.
So where you takin' us?
Away.
And that's all that matters.
Why, Daddy?
Why her and not me?
Janet?
Who the hell is she?
And that creepy guy-- Joe?
But not me?
I mean, how many different
times and ways do you want me
to say I'm sorry?
♪ Starlight and dewdrops
are waiting for thee ♪
[ No Audible Dialogue ]
♪ Sounds of the rude world
heard in the day ♪
[ Tori Giggling ]
Shh, shh. Shh.
It's okay.
[ Vase Shatters ]
♪ Beautiful dreamer ♪
♪ Queen of my song ♪
Thank you, Captain.
I'll take over from here.
- Tori.
- Daddy.
- What would your mother say?
- She'd say you killed her.
What are you talking about?
I know the truth.
You don't know
what you're saying.
- I know the truth.
- We'll talk about this later,
shall we?
I know the truth.
And you're gonna pay.
He's really a very nice man
if you don't get to know him.
♪ [ Fades ]
Miss, uh, Tori--
I'm, uh, off duty.
- See?
- Your sign fell down.
Thank you.
Come here.
I need your help with something.
I'm not gonna bite ya.
Come here.
[ Chuckles ]
I found these wonderful
stockings in your town.
- They're vintage silk.
- They're lovely.
I know.
Aren't they?
The thing is, these
old-fashioned kind have to be
hooked to a garter belt,
and this one keeps falling down.
I just manicured my nails.
So--
So you want me...
to, uh,
tighten your stocking
to your garter?
Yes, please.
Can you do it a little higher?
Ah, yeah.
A little more.
Yeah. Uh--
[ Inhales ]
That's, uh--
That's it.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Is there anything else?
Um-- Mm-mmm.
[ Labored Breaths ]
Oh, your shirt.
- It's all untucked.
Let me fix that for you.
- [ Belt Buckle Unfastening ]
Uh, Tori?
Um, ma'am.
Uh--
What's wrong?
Please.
[ Exhales ]
[ Sighs ]
You want something from me?
Yes.
I can't...
help you get out of here.
I can't help you.
My father, the ambassador, uh--
he put me here, didn't he?
He put us all here,
and he's your boss, right?
I have no idea
who your father is.
Yeah. That's exactly
what he would
want you to say.
I need you to deliver
a message to him.
I want to leave,
just like Joe and Janet did.
I don't accept messages.
Just take it.
Tell him I'm sorry.
Tell him--
Tell him I'll be good.
Tell him I just want to go home.
♪ [ Arabic On Radio ]
- [ Tire Blows Out ]
- [ Cabdriver Groans ]
♪ [ Continues ]
♪ [ Stops ]
What's going on?
We're locked in.
[ Arabic ]
[ Arabic ]
...Madame Cooper.
- For you.
- Thank you.
[ Arabic ]
Thank you, very much.
Please!
[ Cell Phone Rings ]
Renbe.
[ Edick On Phone ]
Hello, Renbe.
- What do you want from me?
- I want you to watch your step.
Don't pee your pants.
I just want my files back.
And they're my files.
You know that.
I know they're my files.
- Even Detective Gomez
knows that.
- He's not gonna believe you.
Oh, he believed the videotape
showing you breaking
into my office.
He's pretty peeved too.
You might want to
give him a call.
Edick, wait.
What about the calls?
I just called you now.
No, the other calls.
That-- That-That voice.
The guy with the Irish accent.
I have no idea.
But if you're hearing voices,
I recommend a tinfoil hat.
And the guys in blue jumpsuits.
These guys here?
They're maintenance workers,
Renbe.
[ Scoffs ]
Hey.
A truck.
[ Grunts ]
Hey!
Hey!
[ Arabic ]
Hey!
Slow down!
Hey, go!
Look out!
[ Screams ]
- [ Janet ]
Oh, my God.
- Where is he?
Do you see him?
Oh, man.
He's gone.
Where is he?
What do you want to do?
Well, I'm not going back.
All right.
Mmm.
Mmm. Mmm, mmm, mmm.
Whoa!
Good afternoon, Bill.
Here comes trouble.
- Should I run or--
- No.
- No. I'm sorry I hurt you.
- [ Chuckling ]
Let me make it up to you?
Really?
- What did you have in mind?
- I'm open to suggestion.
[ Chuckles ]
Yeah?
Why don't we talk about it
in my room?
[ Crying ]
[ Chuckling ]
- Are you okay?
- I'm going home.
Just like Joe and Janet did.
Okay.
Well, um,
don't let me keep ya.
[ Door Closes ]
I need to
ask you something.
What?
- How committed are you?
- Committed to what?
To getting home.
Because, you know,
I'll do whatever it takes.
And I'm not gonna
shy away from a fight.
I'll make any sacrifice.
So what are you willing to do?
Whatever it takes.
- Look at me and say it.
- [ Sighs ]
Whatever it takes.
Is cognac okay, Chuck?
It's fine.
And it's Charlie.
I want to ask you
a question.
All right.
What do cable TV,
bottled water...
and toll roads
all have in common?
We don't have
any of 'em in here?
[ Chuckling ]
No.
They're all things
that used to be free...
that people pay for.
And they're all multibillion
dollar industries now.
And?
And I'm gonna tell you
how we're gonna make
our billions, Chuck.
Private parks.
[ Chuckling ]
Nationwide chain.
I'm not interested.
You haven't even
heard me out.
I'm calling it "FreshAirrr."
Mmm.
It's one word
with three R's.
- We could trademark it.
- Like Cinnabon, but parks.
Exactly.
Your kids can play without
stinky homeless guys around.
And get this.
A special adults-only area...
with a mini Hooters
restaurant and bar.
This is a brand-new,
underserved demographic
that you're targeting.
Mm-hmm.
Anti-stinky homeless guys,
but strongly pro-Hooters.
[ Chuckling ]
But do you think you'd invest
in something like that?
I'm going to let you in
on a little business secret.
Never make major decisions
when you're being held captive.
This is gonna be like
getting into Microsoft
in 1987, Chuck.
Think about it.
Yeah. If Bill Gates didn't
know how a computer worked,
and he couldn't
remember people's names.
My name is Charlie.
Thanks for the drink.
[ Janet ]
Where the hell are we?
[ Groans ]
Ah, it's cold.
[ Tori ]
I would like to thank you
all...
for coming to this crazy place.
[ Laughing ]
Good evening, Tori.
Oh.
Welcome to the party, Sergeant.
[ Chuckles ]
- Do you want some champagne?
- No, thanks.
- Hmm.
- Pretty night.
[ Chuckles ]
Yeah, I guess.
[ Sniffles ]
I was thinking.
Do you know how my father
became an ambassador?
How?
If there's someone
that might be useful to him,
well, Daddy will
do anything for them.
Anything.
[ Sniffles, Chuckles ]
"Come to the Cape.
We'll party.
Tori will be there."
You?
Yeah.
Businessmen like it
when Tori is there.
That slut will do anything...
as long as you throw
some business to her father.
He used you?
My mother drowned.
Daddy was the only witness.
It's kinda strange, huh?
He swears it was an accident.
After Mommy died,
I started to entertain
his clients.
Tori.
[ Sniffles ]
It's okay.
I'm so sorry.
No, it's okay!
It's okay.
You can explain away
a drowned wife.
But if something were to happen
to your daughter after?
Well, that would be
very bad for Daddy.
Don't let him destroy you.
[ Scoffs ]
He destroyed me
a long time ago.
The human heart
can always heal.
I've seen children heal...
after losing
their entire family
in a war.
And you know what?
As-- As long
as you're alive,
you have another chance
to be happy.
[ Chuckles ]
- You think I can be happy?
- Do you?
[ Sobbing ]
[ Sighs ]
I want to go home.
I want to go home, Daddy.
Please.
I want to go home.
[ Shouting ]
I want to go home, Daddy!
[ Knocking On Door ]
Go away! Go away!
I'm in the bath.
Boo!
[ Chuckling ]
- You're not takin' a bath.
- My feet are.
Ah.
I'm warming up.
That is a great idea.
No, no, no.
Come on.
Oh.
Don't.
Get your filthy feet
out of my tub!
What?
I wanna talk about
our new business, FreshAirrr.
We are not in business,
you and I.
Ah.
You don't have any backers.
You don't have any experience.
You have zero experience.
You've never run a park.
Well, maybe so.
But I know what
you did to your wife.
And if you don't help me out,
so will everyone else.
[ Sighs ]
Ah, that's nice.
- You're a monster.
- No, I'm just a businessman.
Look, what I want, Chuck,
isn't difficult to come by,
you know? I have a list.
A list.
You made a list.
Yeah.
'Cause I'm proactive
and I'm a self-starter.
I don't need much.
Finance my start-up.
I want one of those
high-speed electrical cars,
a salary
and an office.
[ Door Closes ]
[ Janet ]
A cabin in the middle
of nowhere?
We should go in.
We're gonna freeze to death
out here.
How do we know it's safe?
Yes.
This place is, uh--
[ Chuckles ]
It's not bad.
Not bad?
Gourmet sardines.
Yeah?
Here's to tomorrow.
May we be free.
And here's to today.
We survived.
So what's the first thing
you're gonna do
when we get back?
Find out how
the Red Sox are doing.
- No, seriously.
- I'm serious.
Isn't there anyone
that you want to call?
Ask me again
when we're free.
I don't make plans.
[ Chuckles ]
Well, I'd like you to
come up to San Francisco.
Meet my daughter, Megan.
Would you want to do that?
Sure.
Yeah.
What's she like?
[ Sighs ]
Megan's five,
going on 40.
On the outside,
she's a pretty little girl.
And, secretly,
a little demon
who gets older kids
to do her dirty work for her.
[ Sniffs ]
A girl after my own heart.
I bet that's what
you were like as a boy.
The Boy Scout from hell.
Maybe I was.
Maybe I wasn't.
We quiet ones never tell.
[ Janet ]
The stars are
amazing out here.
At least we know we're still
in the Northern Hemisphere.
You can tell?
Yeah.
Just here,
that "M" shape there--
that's Cassiopeia.
And, uh--
Cassiopeia.
Mm-hmm.
And next to it is Draco.
Draco.
Yeah.
Neither of those are visible
in the Southern Hemisphere.
[ Breathing Deeply ]
[ Bees Buzzing ]
[ Whispers ]
Janet.
Janet.
Okay. Don't move.
It's bees.
Don't, don't, don't, don't.
Bees-- their winter cluster.
[ Blowing ]
The warmth woke 'em up.
As the sun comes up,
this whole room
will fill with bees.
Pick up your shoes.
Move slowly and quietly.
And if a bee lands on you,
let it.
Okay.
Okay.
[ Gulps ]
- My boots are filled.
- Okay.
Stand up.
Just shuffle your feet.
Walk calmly towards the door.
And no sudden movements.
Oh, man.
Okay.
Ready?
Yeah.
[ Buzzing Continues ]
So what were you doing
in Edick's office
at 3:00 in the morning?
Pursuing a story
for the paper.
About Janet Cooper,
a day-care woman
who disappeared.
I've got a very interesting
new photo of Janet Cooper.
Very interesting.
Here. Take a look.
- I wasn't in that park.
- It's a still from a video,
showing you watching
your ex-wife and your daughter.
You know about that?
Yeah.
Which way?
That way.
All right, let's go.
Come on. Come on.
[ Tires Screech ]
Wait. Wait.
Okay, now!
"Billionaire Heiress
in Satanic Scandal."
I hate it.
It's not a Register headline.
Does anyone under 50
even say "heiress"?
"Rich Bitch a Witch."
"Rich Bitch a Witch."
That, my friend, is a headline.
All right.
Print it and run
10,000 extra copies.
You can kiss
Mr. Renbe's ass later.
Bitches sell more papers
than heiresses.
You earned your pay today.
So what's up, buttercup?
A detective might
come around here
asking questions about me.
[ Clears Throat ]
I wanted to give you a heads-up.
Cool.
What happened?
It's, um--
It's about Janet Cooper.
What? Did you kill her
and eat her...
and have photos and recipes
for the readers--
No, Kat, damn it.
Janet Cooper was my wife.
- Wow.
- It was before you and me.
There's no you and me.
We're just friends
with benefits.
You're hardly a benefit.
There's no justification,
no excuse.
All I can do is apologize.
[ Sighs ]
Damn you.
- I need your help.
- [ Chuckles ]
Hey, Chuck.
I've got a great new idea
for FreshAirrr.
I told you.
If you made a proposal,
I would show it to my board.
No, Chuck.
We're partners, okay?
Unless you want the whole world
to know how you took such great
care of your sick wife...
by killin' her.
Come on.
Listen to my ideas, okay?
Okay.
Okay.
So, in every park,
there's a big-screen TV.
So you can
commune with nature...
while still not missing
the big game, right?
[ Shouting ]
Ow! Hey!
[ Grunting ]
[ Gasping ]
[ Coughing ]
Oh.
Maybe my wife
didn't have cancer.
Maybe I was just tired
of listening
to her stupid ideas.
Oh, my God.
[ Coughing ]
Now I don't want
to hear about outdoor TV...
or mini Hooters.
Or any of it.
And don't ever
call me Chuck.
Get out of here.
Go on.
Go now.
[ Heavy Breathing ]
No. No!
No. No.
I'm no--
[ Crying ]
I don't want to go back.
I'm not going back there.
What choice do we have?
Huh?
We'll die out there.
And we won't in there?
We'll have another chance.
All right?
There's always another chance.
I promise you.
I will get you out of there.
Okay?
I promise you.
Do it for Megan.
If we get out of here,
the first thing I'm gonna do
is see my little brother.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
[ Beeps ]
[ Elevator Dings ]
[ Exhales, Sniffs ]
Would you stay
with me tonight, Joe?
If you want.
Nothing more.
Just-- Just stay
with me because...
no one else knows
what I've been through,
and I really--
I don't want to be alone.
Okay.
[ Dings ]
Thank you, Daddy.
- Victoria Fairchild?
- That's me.
[ Chattering ]
Excuse me.
Yeah, I'd like to order
some food to go.
I'd-- I'd like to--
the number 47.
It's the okra--
okra special.
We closed now.
Uh, what is okra?
Okra.
It's a tapered green vegetable.
Oh, you show.
You show. This way.
[ Beeps ]
This is a level-five
breach of protocol.
- What is going on, Tommy?
- I'm trying to help you out,
so don't throw me attitude.
Then don't quote
the training manual to me.
[ Chuckles ]
I came here...
because I need to know
the plans for Janet.
- Even if I knew,
I couldn't tell ya.
- No, you give me something.
Anything!
Then I don't know
if I can do this anymore.
Are you threatening
withdrawal?
No. I didn't say that.
Are you threatening
withdrawal? Yes or no, Joe?
I didn't say that!
I said I want to know
what's going on with Janet.
Are you threatening
withdrawal?
Yes or no, Joe?
[ Exhales ]
Yes or no?
No.
Do you believe
in the process?
Well, then you have to
accept its results.
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