All language subtitles for Impulse.S02E05.720p.RED.WEBRip.AAC5.1.VP9-AJP69

Some of these questions
might be difficult to answer,

but just take your time,

and let us know
if you need a break, okay?

Clay, you're here today

to set the record straight
about your father.

But first, this has been
a really rough year for you,

with the accident.

How are you coping?

Yeah, um, it's...

It's been hard.

In, like, a second
everything changed.

People come up to me,

and they tell me that I'm brave,

like this was a choice.

Like I'm gonna get better.

But that's not how it works.

This chair feels like a...

A goddamn prison.

And I'm not sure what the hell
I'm supposed to do.

My dad would know.

That's the thing.
He was always there for me.

That's why I can't give up.

I got to do everything I can
to find him.

That's... that's why I'm here.

That's what all this is for.

Customer support...

representative.

Representative!

Yeah, I'd like to reopen
my account.

Well, it's technically
my mom's account,

but she's cool
adding me back on.

Mom!

They need to talk to you.

What's up, Henry?

Keep looking for his father

and to come forward
with any information

that might help authorities.

My dad's not a quitter.

He'd never run.

And I know someone out there
knows something,

knows what really happened
to him,

and I'm not gonna stop
until the truth comes out.

Whatever it takes.

Excuse me.

Uh, welcome to Surf N' Pizza,

where we "surf up"
the best pizza

in upstate New York.

Hang loose,
and how can I help you today?

I know what I saw.

We want to believe you,
Ms. Hulce.

Trust us, the department's
suffered enough embarrassment.

Were you drunk?

I'm sorry?

Or high, perhaps?

Eight shots
from your service weapon.

No body in the road,
though you called it in.

No footprints,

just you alone
on a country road.

You were either intoxicated,
or you were hallucinating.

I was not drunk. I was not high.

Sir,

I know it might be difficult
for you to believe, but I...

You know what you saw.

Noted.

This isn't the first time you've
been called for review, correct?

Is the Ortez Mackey case
relevant here?

We'll have to see.

But a situation like this
merits a second look.

Now, is there anything
you'd like to say

before we dig deeper?

Thank you for your candor.

I swear it's like
someone is fucking with me.

Why would anyone
in this quaint little town

want to mess with you, Sheriff?

There's something deeper going on
with this Bill Boone shit, I...

Got to wait for the snow
to melt.

If Bill was dumb enough
to escape through those woods,

it's more than likely somebody'll
find his body thawing out.

No sense in us trying to
track him down before then.

At the Coles house,

I found new blood evidence.

What kind of new?

Bill Boone's blood.

In the dining room.

You confirm that with the lab?

Huh.

Coles women never said
anything about a struggle.

Exactly.

How come I didn't see
the blood report?

Because I found it after
we wrapped the crime scene.

I expedited the sample
to an independent lab.

You broke chain of evidence?

A new warrant
would've taken days.

If the board finds out
about this

after you went all Wyatt Earp
on your cruiser?

Shit.

Yeah, I know how it looks. I...

You sure you aren't
the person fucking with you?

What are my options here?

To keep your job?

Cash in every favor you got.

And then start praying

to the holy patron saint
of kissing ass.

I don't see a button for that.

Maybe the promotion expired?

You new here? You seem new.

No, I've actually worked here
for 20 years.

Try another one.

Another what?

Code.

Hey, Janet.

Oh. Grady, thank God.

This girl can't seem to find
the discount code.

All right, well, let's, uh...
let's see here.

It's, uh, this button
right here.

It says "My Favorite Customer."

Oh, great.

That'll be, uh, $26.53, please.

Finally.

- Careful on those icy roads.
- Yes.

You too, you too.

Mm, ooh! Bye!

Bye. See you.

Yeah, she's at least top three
most horrible customers.

I really hope I don't meet
the other two.

I'm one of them, so...

- Are you?
- Yeah.

You know, that makes sense.

You do seem terrible.

Hey, so um, don't get creeped
out or anything, but I just...

do I... do I know you?

Like, I feel like I know you
from somewhere,

and I'm just...
I'm just trying to place it.

Um...

- You know...
- Oh, sorry. Later.

Welcome to Surf N' Pizza,

where we "surf up"
the best pizza

in upstate New York.

Hang loose,
and how can I help you today?

We need to talk. Now.

I'm at work.

So take a break.

Where are you with the truck?

Uh, I don't know. Nowhere?

I got in it,

and then I was instantly back

at the trailer park, so...

Yeah, "nowhere" seems right.

Well, you can't let
what's going on in your head

control what happens
to your body.

Oh, well, if that's all.

You need to get in the truck,

control your emotions

long enough
to stay in the truck.

It's the only way
that this gets better.

I'm sorry, what the fuck
do you think I've been doing?

I spend every free
fucking moment I have

in that stupid garage,
so I just...

I can't.

I... I didn't...
I did not ask for this.

It's unfair, I know.

No one gave us that choice.

My break's over.

Henry.

Meet me at the garage tomorrow.

We'll do this together.

This one's interesting.

I could see you there.

Hey, hon, we got lots of extras

from the college fair,
for Henry.

Oh, sure.

Is this the school
that you're gonna visit?

It's a pretty campus.

Oh, no,
that's one of my backups.

Uh, this is where we're going.

Colgate.
Megan's giving us a tour.

It's not MIT, but they have
a strong bio program.

Here's one
from a good art school.

Maybe Henry
can get her groove on there.

Hey, honey, how was work?

So much fun.

Hey, what'd your boss say?

About taking the weekend off

to visit Colgate with me
and Townes.

I forgot to ask.

That's okay.

We could all go together and
look at schools in the spring.

- Make a trip out of it.
- Henry, are you bleeding?

Yeah, I just crashed my bike,
but it's not a big deal.

Why didn't you call us?

One of us
would have picked you up.

It's fine.

Hey...

- Henry, wait.
- Mom, it's fine.

I just want to go to bed.

I don't want you riding your
bike to that pizza place.

It's too far.

From here on,
you need to ask for a ride.

Are you fucking serious?

Henry.

I got this job to help out,
now I'm being punished for it?

This is about your safety. You're out
there alone. Something could happen.

What's gonna happen to me, Mom?

Right. Great.

Good talk.

What?

Did you really forget
to ask off work?

Does it matter?

I know that you're dealing
with this job and school and...

everything,

but maybe getting out of
Reston would be good for you.

What are you doing?

What do you mean?

You want to go to Colgate and
major in biology or whatever?

That's fucking great. Awesome.

I'm glad that you get to plan
your life out so perfectly.

But you don't need to come
up here and rub it in.

That's not what I'm doing.

Don't you have a suitcase
to pack?

I got this for you.

Hey.

Meet at your house after school?

Yes, but if you are late,

I will leave without you.

The only reason you're
accompanying me on this trip

is because my parents don't like me
driving long distances by myself.

If it were up to me,
I would go alone.

Oh.

Pack one bag.

Megan's dorm room is small.

And no music in the car.

Or food.
Plan your meals accordingly.

Townes, are you okay?
Why are you being like this?

I'm... I'm not being
like anything.

I'm... I'm simply stating facts.

Have you ever seen Mork & Mindy?

It's about an alien
that comes to Earth.

It was one of the only American
shows on TV in Romania.

It's how I learned English,
for the most part.

The alien had this catchphrase,

"Nanu-Nanu."

For a long time, I thought that's
how Americans greeted each other.

Are you having a stroke?

Just a story.

Your turn.

I mean, I don't
get what you want...

Tell me a story.

Well, I'm supposed to be
in statistics right now,

but instead, I skipped school

to hang out in lawn chairs

with a 50... I don't know,
however-old-you-are man.

What is this?
Are you trying to distract me?

No. Just reminding you, you're a person
who had a life before what happened,

and you'll have one after.

The first concert
I ever went to...

Ramones.

Auckland, 1989.

Foo Fighters, fifth grade.

My favorite holiday as a kid was.

Sfantul Nicolae.

St. Nicholas Day.

He left chocolate in our boots.

Halloween, same reason.

Without the boots.

That's who I was named after.

A saint.

When I was, like, 11,
my mom dated a guy named Henry.

Before I came to Reston,
I would have said.

Primm, Nevada, was
the shittiest place on Earth.

I once found this scratcher

on the ground of this
crappy apartment complex

where we used to live.

I got 50 bucks,
and I paid off our gas bill.

I've never won anything since.

A friend of mine once told me

fish are supposed to be lucky.

I still believe him.

You are more than what
happened in this truck.

Remember, you're in control.

You are making it move.

I'm gonna get in, okay?

Okay.

Tell me another story
about a time you felt safe.

I don't...

Whatever pops into your head.

Um...

me and my mom, we were driving.

There's a fair
on the side of the road.

Okay.

There was a merry-go-round,
and...

It's, like, really hot in here.

Claustrophobic.

The fair was outside, right?

It was in a field.

Good. So...
so it was an open space.

Open.

Like your hands.

Open your hands.

Okay.

That hurt.

I can't, I can't, I can't.
I can't. Fuck!

I can't. I can't. Fuck!

You sat in the truck

for one minute and 42 seconds,

and you're still here.

I know it's hard.

The guilt.

But it's not your fault.

It's not your fault.

We'll try again tomorrow.

Here.

I am strong man,

twisting cap off tiny bottle
for woman...

who is looking at me
with such anger.

What happened to your meds?

They didn't give me enough to start.
Refills are too expensive.

No, I'm fine.
These are... extra strength.

You know, your daughter
has her own pharmacy upstairs.

Oh, my God, could you imagine?

I'm just saying.

Hey, wait. Where are you going?

Stu threw me some shifts
for his plowing company, so...

enjoy your peace and quiet.

No, the peace and quiet
is driving me nuts.

I'm just talking to myself
all day.

Maybe we could get a dog
or something.

You think talking to a dog
would feel different?

I don't know.
I've only ever had a cat.

But you know what,
the girls are gonna move out,

and this place
is gonna be pretty quiet,

so maybe we get a dog then.

Well, that's assuming
Henry goes to college.

Why wouldn't Henry
go to college?

Well, maybe she doesn't need it.

She's... she's different.
She's smart.

She could figure it out
on her own.

Well... well, it's important.
She needs an education.

Well, if that's what she wants.

So you don't want her
to succeed.

It's hard without a college degree.
You know that.

- Excuse me?
- I didn't mean it like that.

I just want Henry to have
opportunities, that's all.

Yeah, so do I.

I am just saying that Henry
isn't self-motivated like Jenna.

You just... you got to give her
a push in the right direction.

So I got to push Henry into college
so she can be more like Jenna

so she doesn't end up
a failure like me?

- You know what I mean.
- No, clearly I don't.

You know how Henry is.

Apparently not, so please,
keep telling me what my daughter needs.

I can't do this now.
I got to go. We'll talk later.

Yeah, fine, 'cause
you know what's best.

Hey.

This is my bed.

Well, it's actually
Tammy Cho's bed,

but she's never here on account
of having two boyfriends,

so when I visit,

it's my bed.

You'll sleep on the floor.

Is that Megan's girlfriend?

Darcy, yeah.

How long have they
been together?

Five months.

I like her,

so I don't mind
if they never break up.

Megan brought her home
for Thanksgiving.

Oh, so they're, like,
a real thing.

Yes, but they're not as
serious as Zoe and me.

We've been together over a year.

But you still haven't met yet.

Obviously we've met.
We know each other very well.

No, I mean face-to-face.

That doesn't affect
how well we know each other

or how...
how we feel about each other.

How could that possibly be true?

You see Zach face-to-face
every day.

How well do you know him?

What's his favorite movie?

Or his favorite color?

What is his zodiac sign?

That stuff doesn't matter.

Okay, does Zach have
any allergies?

Those matter.
They can be life-threatening.

The Dark Crystal, yellow,
Gemini, walnuts.

Okay, well, whatever.

At least I know for sure
that Zach is a real person.

For all you know,

Zoe could be some crazy person
playing a trick on you.

Everything that she says
could be a lie.

Zoe... Zoe's not a liar.

We... what we have is special.

We...

We... we don't need
public displays of affection

or... or some overcrowded dance
to prove we love each other.

She's real! She's real!

- Townes...
- She is real.

Hi, guys.

She's real!

Townes? You... you okay?

I... I got your snacks.

You good?

I'm glad you could come.

I bet it's nice getting out
of Reston for a minute.

Mrs. Dale, hi.

Please, come in.

Have a seat on the couch.

You bake?

Yes.

Yeah, well,

I'm working to get that
handshake from Paul Hollywood.

You watch
The Great British Bake Off?

No.

Okay, um...

I owe you an apology.

What I said to you before, I...

was out of line.

I know that we both want
what is best for this town.

Despite our differences,
I think we're on the same side.

I heard about your troubles
at the station, Ms. Hulce.

Is that why you asked me here?

Actually, I wanted to talk
about Bill Boone.

When Bill cut his deal
with the DEA,

your husband wasn't part
of his agreement.

If he hadn't...

passed away that day,

he would have gone to prison.

Bill sold him out.

I'm... I'm concerned
that my troubles

might negatively affect
this investigation.

Do you think you're the only
one who could bring him in?

I'm the only one
who is motivated.

Bill has a lot of connections
in this town.

He employed a lot of people.

Not everybody wants
to see him behind bars.

It's cheap to use
my husband's death

to leverage sympathy, Ms. Hulce.

Even for you.

You must be desperate.

Okay.

Look, please, Mrs. Dale...

But you were right.

I do want what's best
for this town,

and I'll make sure that
your replacement finds Bill...

for both of us.

Yahtzee!

Shit. No Yahtzee.

I always say Yahtzee
preemptively,

just in case, but mostly
because it annoys Townes.

I have to go to bed.

Townes, we're still playing.

I said I have to go to bed.

What about
best three out of five?

That's what we always do.

I'm at a ten and a half hour
sleep deficit this weekend,

and I need to start
making up for it.

But it's only 7:30.

And I'd like to make up three
and a half of those hours.

Townes, is...
is something wrong?

I need to put my pajamas on now.

Okay.

Uh, how about you catch up
on your sleep,

and, Jenna Faith,
you can come with me to Darcy's.

She's having some people over.

Oh, uh, I...
I don't want to intrude.

No, you're not.
It'll be fun, I promise.

These are my people.

Okay.

- Yeah.
- Cool.

Cool.

You sure you don't
need anything?

I already told you what I need.

Tell Darcy I say hello.

Okay.

So you get paid to hang out?

Nah, I like to think of it
like I'm on call.

Like a fireman or an EMT,
something like that.

That's a totally apt comparison.

You want a pep-pep?
They're really yummy.

I'm gonna pass.

So I think I figured out
where I know you from.

Yeah, you were
at some rich kid's party

I delivered to, right?

- Um...
- You, um...

You, uh...
you asked me for weed.

I'm not really big into parties.

Okay.

Or smoking, so...

I think you got the wrong girl.

Yeah, my bad. Here, try that.

Oh, thank you.

But you, uh...
you do go to Reston, right?

Yeah.

I went to Lincoln.

Thank you for asking.

I mean, I only kind of hated it.

And now I'm over at SUNY,

but I'm saving up
to transfer out of state, so...

You're probably
wondering where, right?

Yeah.

I'm thinking somewhere warm.

You know, I'd love to say
California, but...

I'll probably end up
in, like, Florida.

You know, off-brand California.

Why dream big
when you can dream medium.

Well, hey, what can I say?
You know, I'm a realist.

What about you?

What?

Do you know where
you want to go?

To school?

Mm-hmm.

Um...

You know Colgate?

I mean,
it's not my first choice,

but they have a really
good biology program.

Biology?

Oh, that's... I just...

I didn't really
peg you as a science nerd.

- That's cool.
- Yeah.

That's me.

Okay, Henry.

Oh, hey!

Ahh! I thought
you couldn't come!

You need a drink.

Come on.

Space is an illusion.

And I think you are too.

But I still love you.

Do you ever feel like
you could be a human...

but you could also be
an octopus?

Isn't she so talented?

Eight legs are better than two.

Imagine how far you could go.

Yeah, I mean,

the... sounds are,
like, so good.

The lights are blinding.

The lights are blinding.

Has anyone seen my medicine?

Oh, here it is.

I'll be right back, okay?

Okay.

I couldn't help but notice

that you are not affected
by the performance.

Oh, no, I...

I mean, this is some deep
emotional expression.

It's like poetry, really.

Tell me, who do you think

is the most influential poet
of our time?

I would say the late
Mr. Shel Silverstein.

Are you familiar with his work?

Yes, but I am
a Silverstein purist.

Oh.

Nothing after
Where the Sidewalk Ends.

Um...

I'm... I'm Kate.

Jenna.

I always have fun at these
parties, but sometimes the...

performance art-poetry-song
styling goes over my head.

Which I guess isn't surprising
for a geology major.

You're in
the science department?

I am.

I want to major in biology.

That also isn't surprising,

and I've only known you
for, like, two minutes.

Um...

did you want another drink?

Sure. Yeah.

Cool.

Sorry.

Coming through.

You're the systems
analyst manager?

Sam, yeah.

Oh, am I not what you imagined?

You were hoping for a blonde?

I've had some of the best
food in the world,

but this?

This is fucking delicious.

I mean, the artificial cheese
just, like, melts in your mouth.

Actually, it kind of sticks.

Where's your friend?

She's nearby, but first,
I've prepared a series of questions

that, if you answer
to my liking...

No. We agreed you'd bring Henry.
That was the deal.

I... I told you, she's close.

Bullshit.

I've put my life on the line
meeting you here.

Do you get that?

But you contacted me.

You... you warned me. Us.

Yeah, well, it was a weak
moment of self-reflection.

Or a death wish.

Either way, it was a mistake.

ClearTek.

Is ClearTek the "they"
you warned me about?

You get that
from your subway video?

The geneticist from
the video worked for them.

I've compiled a list
of their employees and...

Oh, that's cute.
You made a list.

Hmm. Kid, ClearTek's
a shell corporation

within a shell corporation,

within a shell corporation.

Turtles all the way down.

Okay, then we need
to find the kingpin

at the center
of this criminal empire.

Kingpin is a Marvel Comics
villain...

Okay, yeah, yeah,
don't insult me, okay?

I know who Kingpin is.

Miller's Born Again was a
masterpiece of modern literature.

The only difference is,
this is real fucking life.

I worked for these people.

And I still have no fucking
clue who's in charge.

They're ghosts.

Uh, what about the teleporter
from the video?

Dominick Babtiste.

If we find him,
maybe we can team up, and...

He's dead.

I don't understand.

That guy in the photo you sent.

Nikolai. That's his first name.

I don't know
his last name yet, but...

He killed them.

No.

No, that... that's...
that's not possible.

He's helping Henry. He... he...

- Look at me.
- That can't be true.

- Look at me.
- No.

Look at me.

These people, they don't help.

Okay? They manipulate.

Dom?

They brought him in when he was a kid.
He was your age.

They promised him they could
get rid of his seizures.

Instead, they tortured
the shit out of him

until he became something
he never wanted.

Now, I don't know what this guy
wants with Henry,

but it's nothing good.

No.

Oh, for fuck's sakes.

No.

No.

Uh, I've got some ribs coming.

Help yourself.

Why did you come here
if you're not...

I have questions.

Okay, honestly,

I was hoping a teleporter
would come here

and save my sorry ass.

Get me off the grid.
Way off, you know?

But, uh...

my friend's dead,

and you didn't
bring yours, so...

Good luck, kid.

No. No.

First, "The Magic School Bus."

Oh, my God, I loved that show.

The one where they go
inside the kid's body?

Yeah! And then
he sneezes them back out.

Mm! I still dream about it.

Okay, but... but really.

But really, my grandma

used to take me and my sister
into the city on weekends

to go to the Museum
of Natural History.

And I remember it just
blowing my mind.

It still blows my mind.

Okay, you go.

What's your nerdy science chick
origin story?

Mine isn't as good as yours.

Tell me!

Oh! Okay.

Um...

- You know Marie Curie?
- Of course.

Okay, so it all started
in the fifth grade.

I had this project

where I... I had
to dress up as her

and make a speech.

Um, my mom made me this dress

that was...

Okay, honestly, it was hideous,

but I... but I looked
just like her.

So you were in love
with Marie Curie?

She was the first woman
to win the Nobel Prize!

Hey, she was the first human
ever to win it twice, okay?

And she discovered radium.

She invented X-ray machines
to help soldiers.

And she did all of her research

out of, like, a literal pota...

Was that not okay?

I...

I... I should find Megan.

Townes. I need you
to come get me.

I can't find Megan and I don't
know my way back to the dorm.

Jenna, I... I need your help.

- What do you mean?
- It's wrong.

It's all wrong. I messed up.

Where are you?

He's been a dick ever
since he had foot surgery.

I told him
I can work 2:00 to 4:00

Monday through Friday, and he scheduled
me all the hours except those.

Hey.

Hey.

Um, Cleo?

- Hi.
- Hey.

What's, um...

- What's going on?
- I can explain.

I just, um...

I, um...

What?

It's... it's...

it's always been Henry
and me, you know?

The two of us, no matter what.

This idea of her
going off to college

or whatever she's gonna do,
this leaving, it just...

it kills me,
you know, a little bit,

and I know that that's selfish
and it's not fair to her.

It's not fair to you.
It's probably not fair to me.

And then... then here you are.

You're this person who
calls me on my shit,

and I'm not used to that.

I'm... I mean, not in, like,

the kind and thoughtful way
that you do it.

I mean, you and me,
we're very different,

and maybe that's okay.
I can learn from you.

Maybe you could even
learn something from me.

And maybe our girls
will be better off for it.

I just... Wait. Let me finish.

I'm not...

I'm not used to having
a partner,

not like you are to me.

You had Elizabeth,
but I did everything by myself, you know?

For better or for worse with Henry, and...
and you're right.

She and... and Jenna,
they're gonna leave,

and that's the way it is,
and that's the way that it should be,

and what I'm trying to say is,

when that happens,
I want to be here with you.

Okay.

So, Thomas Hope,

would you do me the honor...

of smoking this joint with me?

Always.

Always. Mm.

This is to mask the smell.

Yeah, yeah, I got it.

I also have taquitos
and pizza rolls in the oven.

You know I'm right about Bill.

I'll do everything I can...

within the confines of the law.

Townes.

What happened?

We... we can't help her.

- We can't help her.
- It's okay.

- Townes.
- We can't...

We'll figure it out, all right?

How long?

Four minutes.

Tell me more about the fair
with your mom.

You said it was in a field.

There was a merry-go-round.

Yeah.

Henry!

You had to have tickets
to get on the rides.

My mom was there,

watching me.

Hi, baby!

Calm down.

Please, please, no.

Don't fight it.

Take the good with the bad.

You'll get wet soon.

- Get the fuck off of me!
- Henry!

- Henry!
- Mom?

Over here, Henry.

No, no, no, no, no, no!

I'm right here.

Holy shit!

- Henry?
- Henry?

Mommy!

I've got you.

My sweet girl.

I love you.

How long?

Doesn't matter.

How do you feel?

Safe.

What now?

Try going somewhere.

Oh.

I didn't know I could do that.

I didn't either.