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WOMAN: It started as a light.

A strong, bright light.

I thought it'd blind me.

It made me think of my
mom who used to talk

about how angels
appeared to Ezekiel.

Burning coals of fire.

It hovered in midair,

about 500 feet at
my two o'clock.

And then it

- moved.
- BEN: How fast?

High G, rapid
velocity, acceleration.

My F-16 Falcon reaches
speeds of Mach 2.

This was faster.

Five times as fast.

It flew straight at me, so fast
it appeared to go through me.

And I was suddenly...

I was very calm.

All the fears I
had... They were gone.

I... felt peaceful.

And you're thinking this was,

um, an angel?

- No. A UAS.
- What is that... a UFO?

- Unmanned Aircraft System.
- When did this happen?

February 18, 1633 Eastern time.

And why couldn't this
object be another aircraft

or a drone or some
other technology?

It flew at Mach ten, ten
times the speed of sound.

And there was no sonic boom.

I can't say what it
is I saw for sure,

but seeing it made
me feel closer to God

than I've ever felt before.

DAVID: She's a pilot?

MARX: A decorated fighter pilot.

She came to us not knowing
whether she saw an angel

or... something else.

The Church is aware of
its reputation for being

somewhat slow to investigate
these kinds of issues.

[chuckling]: Is the Church
really gonna consider

the existence of aliens?

The Church is
keeping an open mind.

There's nothing in
God's essential nature

that prevents Him from creating
life where He sees fit.

These are other unproven
accounts of similar encounters

by other parishioners,
going back to the 1980s.

So you want us to assess
the pilot's credibility?

Yes.

♪

Hey, so I was checking
out UFO websites

to see if there were
any similar sightings

on February 18 at 4:33 p.m.

- And?
- BEN: Well, there was.

Someone with the handle
"Inertia-negation-17"

at Syracuse University.
He was alone on campus,

saw a burst of light in the
sky and some kind of craft.

That's interesting.

A Syracuse professor would lend

the captain credibility. Can
you get in touch with him?

Yup, I already e-mailed him.

I'm seeing him
tomorrow on campus.

9:00 a.m., Engineering Quad.
Do you want to meet me there?

Uh, no, I'm meeting

with Cassie's commander
to check out her account.

Okay. Where are you now?

- When?
- Home. Oh.

- I got to go.
- How bad?

Okay, I'll-I'll call you back.

Business?

Yeah.

[door closes]

Hello.

KURT: A warning first.

Um... this is ill-advised.

I see Kristen individually.

Uh, there's a potential
for a conflict of interest.

We're not looking
for long-term, Kurt.

We just need some advice.

But if we do need long-term,

you could maybe help refer us?

As long as we know the
limitations of this.

Uh, we do.

Okay. How can I help?

Uh, so I've been away
for a few months,

uh, working on our
business in Colorado,

and when I got home,

I noticed...

Kristen had changed.

- In what way?
- Uh, shortness of temper,

anger, um, and
issues of self-harm.

What kind of self-harm?

I told you those were
accidental burns.

- Then why do they keep happening?
- They don't.

- It was just once.
- Wait.

What are we talking about here?

We're talking about
burns on her skin.

From the stove.

Accidental burns on my stomach.

And what issues of anger?

She beat up a man
at the supermarket.

Wow. That makes it sound

- more dramatic than it was.
- It's online, Kristen.

- You knocked him out.
- He hit his head on the counter.

Wait. What do you mean, online?

Someone had an iPhone
and they recorded it.

Yeah, but it doesn't show
what happened before.

This guy cut in front of
me, called me a bitch.

- So you hit him?
- I confronted him.

You knocked him out with a
bag of frozen French fries.

Okay, um, let me
stop you both there.

[exhales]

Kristen, y-your turn.

[sighs]

I don't deny that I've changed.

Six months ago if this man
had cut in front of me,

I would've said, "Excuse me,
sir. There's a line here."

And when he called me a
bitch, I would've felt bad,

gone home, simmered
about it for 48 hours,

thinking about how

I could've handled the
situation differently.

And I would've developed
a suburban ulcer.

Instead, I stepped up.

Now when I've been wronged,

I blame the person
who wronged me,

and not myself.

- So you believe this is a good thing?
- Yes.

It's empowerment. It's how
I want my daughters to feel.

- Ugh.
- So,

- without any judgement...
- KRISTEN: Mm-hmm.

Why do you think you've
changed, Kristen?

My work.

- With the Church?
- Yeah.

Why is that?

It challenges me,

puts me in a proactive
position to face down threats.

And this, uh, video
online... Where'd you see it?

Where? It's on YouTube.

And have your daughters seen it?

- What?
- Well, you said

you wanted your daughters
to be more proactive.

Have they seen this video?

MAN: Oh, my God.
It's over, bitch.

- LAURA: Oh, my God.
- LYNN: Is that really Mom?

Yes. Can't you tell? There's
your dad, right there.

- Whoa. - Wow.
- She's really going for it.

Oh!

LYNN: "Super-Mom takes
out Line-Cutter."

- No. That's what it says? Yeah.
- Super-Mom to the rescue.

- So that's what that guy did? He cut in line?
- Yeah.

- How'd you find that, Grandma?
- It's trending right now.

- Oh, wow!
- Wait. Is Mom famous?

- LAURA: Is our family famous?
- [overlapping chatter]

- Play it again. Play it again.
- LILA: That's super cool.

You know what I find
interesting is why didn't

- your dad say anything?
- LAURA: Maybe he did, after the camera

- shut off or something.
- He probably did. - Yeah. Yeah, sure.

- [gasping]
- LAURA: Oh, my God!

- [indistinct chatter] - Oh!
- Mom!

- I want to be just like her, too.
- Oh.

Move out of the way, Laura.

LAURA: No, then I
won't be able to see.

I will smack you
in the face, then.

On February 18, the 177th
Fighter Wing scrambled three.

F-16s out of the Atlantic
City Air National Guard Base

to investigate a UAP sighting
picked up on our radar.

So there were two other pilots?

Yes.

Can you tell me what they saw?

At 4:28 p.m., the civilian
corporation CongoRun

launched an informational
broadband satellite in the area.

But Captain Sampson
saw this craft

come at her and through her.

That is what she has stated.

- But you disagree?
- I don't disagree.

The facts do, and that is why
the captain has been grounded.

Thank you, Colonel.

You're welcome.

We're always here
to help the Church.

Colonel, do you believe in UFOs?

Do I? No, not officially.

Unofficially?

Civilian aircraft and invention

has outpaced our
ability to keep up.

So when I hear about a
UAP, my first thought is,

civilians are crowding
the sky with other crafts.

They're not from outer space.

They're from garages in
Illinois and Wisconsin.

Oh. Hey. Hi. Ben Shakir.

Inertia-negation-17?

I sent you the
email about the...

You're Ben? I thought
you'd be older.

[laughs] You're-you're...

Inertia-negation-17.

Hey.

So, on February 18,
what did you see?

I'm sorry. First,
what's your name?

Asha. Uh, I saw an aircraft
accelerate straight

- into the atmosphere at Mach five or greater.
- Mm-hmm.

- Mm-hmm.
- It went from a standing position

to an accelerated vertical
climb in a second.

You know the g-force would crush
any living creature inside?

Unless it developed technology
to counter the effects

of the inertial forces.

You think it was a
technology not of this earth?

I believe I saw something alien.

But I also felt it.

- What do you mean?
- It came down

towards me, and the
light went... through me.

And it gave you a feeling?

This happened to you, too?

No, just another person we
interviewed, an Air Force pilot.

It left me feeling good, happy.

- Joyful?
- Sure.

But full disclosure... I had
smoked a ton of weed that night,

so maybe I was
just really stoned.

[skateboard wheels whirring]

MARX: So you didn't
think she was

credible?

Her colonel said a launching
broadband satellite

from CongoRun Corp
is what she saw.

I spoke to someone who confirmed
Captain Sampson's sighting.

- Who?
- A young woman named Asha.

She... saw and felt
the same thing.

And why is that not significant?

Well, we discussed it, and
the young lady is 17 years old

and was smoking marijuana.

MARX: Oh, I got it.

We'll move on. Thanks.

[rhythmic clicking]

[soft, high-pitched
tone sounding]

[rhythmic clicking
and tone continue]

[exhales]

Please, God.

Where are you?

[loud knocking]

[knocking continues]

[whimpering]

I don't get this.

It wasn't supposed to be this.

I don't even understand it.

Leland, I know you want
me to ask you "what?"

But whatever you're
gonna say here is a joke,

so just go home.

I don't have time for this!

[crying]

Please help me.

[crying]: Make it go away!

[Leland continues crying]

[sighs]

What?

I was wearing your stupid
rosary around my neck as a joke.

Then when I went to bed, it

it attacked me.

Some kind of a

winged thing.

Like a

vampire or a... monster.

It was

it was trying to pull me apart.

I screamed at it to stop,

but it...

I'm gonna need you to go.

Y-You're my spiritual advisor.

David, advise me.

Get the hell out of here.

Are you so worried
about being conned

that you will ignore
a cry for help?

♪

- [knocking]
- Yeah, yeah, okay.

DAVID: It's me, Ben.

Hey. I need you to look at the
hack in Leland's apartment.

- Do you have it recorded?
- Yeah, over here.

All right, what time?

I don't know. Um,
earlier tonight.

He came to my room
around 2:00 a.m., so

try a half hour before that.

- There.
- Mm.

- What are we looking for?
- A vision.

His or yours?

BEN: Do you think
that looks like

he's having a vision to you?

BEN: Or a nightmare.

Or

He knows we're recording him.

Why else would he have a
laptop on the couch with him?

THERAPIST: Did he believe you?

That I had a vision?
Not at first.

But you were convincing?

Of course.

And were you convincing
partly because it was true?

What do you mean, "true"?

Well, the enemy is subtle.

You're pretending
to need an exorcism,

but in the process, are you
secretly wantingan exorcism?

That's the stupidest
thing I've ever heard.

- [inhales, exhales]
- [pen writing on paper]

What is that?

- A report.
- To?

The Manager.

- [writing resumes]
- Listen to me.

This is a con. It
always wasa con.

I'm following the plan exactly,

so don't you dare
question my dedication.

Not your dedication. Your will.

My will... is perfect.

I'm not seeing the
blood to prove it.

Oh, you want blood? [Scoffs]

I want to see you
again in a few days.

And Leland, next session,

please remember to bring
in your dream journal.

Look, I know what I saw.

It was a UFO.

I just don't tell
anybody that anymore.

WOMAN: And why is that?

COURTNEY: Because I'm sick

of people looking at me
like I'm an unstable woman.

- MAN: It's over, bitch!
- [blow lands in video]

[loud, overlapping
shouting from girls]

KRISTEN: I'll go.

No, we both will.

[indistinct chatter, laughter]

- Okay, family meeting.
- What did we do this time?

You watched the
video on YouTube?

Yeah. It was really cool.

You kicked ass.

- Don't say "ass."
- ANDY: Laura.

- But you did.
- KRISTEN: Um, look,

your father and I talked, and...

I've been under a lot of stress.

But I have not
helped by being away.

W-We do not approve
of what I did.

But Mom, people on the
Internet want to be like you.

They shouldn't. I overreacted.

- Okay. So that's it?
- ANDY: No.

We also want to talk
about how all this works.

- How we work as a family.
- KRISTEN: Yeah.

- What did we do?
- KRISTEN: Nothing. This is about us.

You know, we-we both have jobs.

We need to keep those jobs.

And we expect you to
hold it together here.

So I'm going back to
Colorado just one more time

to shut down the
trekking business.

- Why?
- Because I want to be home more.

- I want to be with you guys.
- KRISTEN: So this is the plan.

Dad's gonna go away for one more
month, shut down the business.

- Starting when?
- ANDY: In a week.

- Is Grandma gonna watch us?
- KRISTEN: Yeah.

But just for...
for-for a little bit.

But I think Lynn can
be more in charge.

- [loud, overlapping chatter]
- No.

- [overlapping chatter]
- Yes. No, decision made.

- Sit down.
- Take a seat.

And also I think we should
eat together more at dinner.

- Are we becoming Mormons?
- People don't do that.

No, we're becoming a family

that eats together at dinner.

- Only Mormons do that, Dad.
- [doorbell rings]

- I got it. I got it.
- [overlapping chatter]

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.

- No. You all stay! I'll go!
- LILA: You made her angry.

You tipped her over the edge.

- You tipped her over the edge.
- [overlapping chatter]

[distant, overlapping
chatter continues]

Hey. I think we made a mistake.

I know. I think we did, too.

Okay, what was yours?

Discounting Captain Sampson.

I checked those other UFO
accounts the parish discounted.

They're all from women, all
written off as hysterical.

And I think that we should check

if there really was a
CongoRun satellite launch.

I already did that. My
neighbor works for them.

There was no satellite launch.

[Ben scoffs]

[men singing chants in Latin]

[singing in slow-motion]

[singing continues]

[insects humming]

[humming sound continues]

[louder humming, buzzing sound]

[indistinct whispering, humming]

[whispering and
humming continue]

There were three birds
up there that day.

- [door opens]
- Sampson, Ruffins

and myself. We
didn't see anything.

Captain Terrence,
Ruffins, David Acosta.

Hey, guys.

They were flying at the same
time as Captain Sampson.

Oh. I thought

the Air Force wanted to keep
their names confidential.

We told Colonel Tremé the
satellite launch didn't happen,

so she wanted us to see that
Captain Sampson overreacted.

BEN: Is there any possibility
that Captain Sampson

saw something that you didn't?

No, not to our knowledge.

- Captain?
- Yes?

Do you agree?

Yes.

All right, well, thank you very
much for your time, officers.

Uh, I have one procedural
question for you, Captain.

- Yes, sir.
- No. Sorry.

Not you. Captain Ruffins.

This is my email.

If there's anything,
even a small thing,

I would love to hear it.

There's nothing, sir.

My father was in the Air Force.

He was a mechanic,
so I understand.

You think he knows something?

I think he was
particularly quiet.

What's up?

I think there's something
wrong with my laptop.

Can you take a look at it?

[indistinct whispering, humming]

[indistinct whispering, humming]

[indistinct whispering, humming]

[computer chimes]

[soft static]

SAMPSON: It's at my two o'clock.

- TERRENCE: So, you're seeing this, too?
- SAMPSON: Roger that.

RUFFINS: What the
hell is that thing?

[knocking]

Get your own dinner!
It's my time!

- [knocking]
- Ugh. God.

[sighs]

Sheryl.

Sheryl, one sec.

[knocking]

It's not about sex.

It's about blood.

[knocking loudly]

- [knocking]
- Leland, we're not getting

- back together.
- I'm not here for that. I know.

Actually, I need a little

of your blood.

- Not a lot.
- Why?

- I'm being attacked.
- Oh, my God.

You are so predictable.

I'm telling you the
truth. I need you.

[snorts]

I'll think about it.

Now go away and handle
your own problems.

God.

[sighs]

KRISTEN: So this is
from the other pilot?

The silent one?

BEN: Yeah, I guess.

Show it again.

Did you send this
to Bishop Marx?

BEN: Yup, last night.

[loud, overlapping chatter]

- KRISTEN: What's going on?
- DAVID: I don't know.

They told us to wait here
in case they had questions.

[overlapping chatter
in multiple languages]

Captain Sampson,
I'm Father Katagas

from the Pontificia
Accademia delle Scienze.

Although if you
recognize the accent,

I'm actually from Brooklyn,
12 miles from here.

Captain, please have a seat.

Hey.

[whispering]: What's happening?

[quietly]: A meeting.

It's my understanding
that this is what you saw

on February 18?

That is correct, Father.

KATAGAS: And you expressed to
our assessors that you felt

a sensation when this
object apparently

flew through you,
is that correct?

- Yes, Father.
- Good.

And did you feel a tingling
sensation in your feet

when this object
flew through you?

- SAMPSON: No.
- KATAGAS: Okay.

And did you feel a tingling
sensation in your fingers?

- No.
- But you say you felt joy and peace?

Yes, Father.

And did these feelings
stay with you?

They did.

Did they stay with you in any
way that could be quantified?

We have medical exams before
we fly and afterwards.

My blood pressure after
the flight was low,

and my hypertension was gone.

And that continues to this day?

Yes, Father.

Did you smell anything when
this craft flew through you?

I'm not sure. I might have.

You see that device, Captain?

It will offer you 12 odors,

one after the other.

I want you tell me when the
odor you smell is the one

that most closely matches the
object that flew through you.

SAMPSON: Yes, Father.

[whispering]: This
has happened before?

News to me.

Ready, Captain? When you
smell something similar,

close your fist, okay?

First smell.

[hissing]

Your Eminence, has there been
other identical sightings?

Yes.

[hissing]

DAVID: The Church is
taking UFOs seriously?

The Church takes every

scientific
advancement seriously.

Well, then, we need to
be brought in on this.

That's why you three are here.

No, you were gonna leave us
in the hallway, Your Eminence.

The Church doesn't want to
publicize its interest in this.

The Vatican, you may have
noticed, tends to be private.

You're sure, Captain?

Yes, Father.

Is that the right one?

Father Katagas wants
to meet with you three.

KATAGAS: I want to talk

to this young woman, Asha, who
you say saw the same thing.

- Why?
- Because it will help the Vatican's investigation.

Has the Vatican had other
reports of UFO sightings?

David, we don't need to...

The Vatican has had hundreds
of thousands of reports.

We look at the most serious.

Does the Vatican
believe in alien life?

The Vatican believes
in what exists.

And if it does exist,

does it change the
question of original sin.

- How so?
- If there are other beings,

could they be free
of original sin?

Would they not even be
aware of what it was?

Or are we missionaries,

asked to share the
gospel as we did

with the indigenous
people in the New World?

- Look at how well that turned out.
- KATAGAS: Yes.

It's an easy perch to
occupy, with your ability

to buy what you want,
eat what you want.

Please, give your property
back to the indigenous people.

- [phone buzzes]
- It's an easy thing to do.

Give your deed to someone

who lived here originally.

Look into Landback.

I-I... I got to go. Sorry.

You can get me in touch
with this young woman Asha?

[children chattering outside]

Mr. and Mrs. Bouchard,
thank you for coming in.

ANDY: No problem.

- Uh, what's happened?
- Laura.

She was showing a video to
her classmates of a woman

getting in a fight, and
she said it was her mother

sticking up for herself.

Mrs. Dean, her teacher,
confiscated the phone,

and told Laura not to lie,

that the woman in the video
was obviously a criminal.

Laura called Mrs. Dean a liar,

and that's why we're here now.

Um... [clears throat]

Laura was telling the truth.

- Mm.
- That is me in-in that video.

- Oh.
- ANDY: So,

uh, what do you need from us?

Well, to be exact,

Laura didn't just
call Mrs. Dean a liar.

She used the "F" word.

DAVID: Is that my computer?

BEN: Yup.

You took it apart?

Yeah. There was something in it.

Something planted.

How did that...?

I don't know. Did someone
tamper with your laptop?

- Leland was here.
- That's what I was thinking, too.

You know, we hacked
his computer.

He may have hacked you back.

Should I dump it,
get a new computer?

No. I have a better idea.

BEN: Act like you're
working, working, working.

Good. Okay, now you
forgot something.

Go to your bookshelf.

All right, you're looking
for it. You can't find it.

No action too specific.

Okay, step off. Step off.

Good, good, good.

How much more of this?

Um, we need about ten minutes,
and then I can loop it.

DAVID: Have you ever thought,

if Leland did this to my
computer, what makes us think

that Leland's hack
hasn't been looped, too?

Yeah.

KRISTEN: Kurt,

can you squeeze me in?
No, it's gotten worse.

It's affecting my family,
my girls. Okay, great.

- I'll see you soon.
- [engine revving]

[brakes screech]

[car door closes] - Excuse
the melodrama, Mrs. Bouchard.

My driver only knows one
way to get me anywhere.

I'm Edgar Loudermilk.

Could you ask your
driver to move?

- I'm-I'm heading out.
- I only need one minute, Kristen.

I'm no longer with the D.A.'s
office. You should talk to them.

Oh, 18 more seconds.

Excuse me?

[train whistle blows]

Oh, he's early.

Can you hear me well enough?

The jet video you received
of a supposed UFO.

It is not alien technology.
It's not even supernatural.

It is Russian drone technology.

We've known about
it for some time,

but we've been avoiding
any public acknowledgment.

We want the Russians to
believe they've been undetected

in order to discover
what they're doing.

In other words, ma'am,

you and your fellow assessors
have stumbled upon a secret.

U.S. operation to uncover
confidential foreign technology.

Your government is asking
you to kindly stand down

in further investigating
this flight.

Do you understand?

I'm not sure.

I understand.

Here's my card.

Call me if you or your team
have any further questions.

And with that, thank
you for listening.

- Are you serious?
- That's what he said.

- Word for word.
- And you believe it?

I don't want to
believe him, but, um...

Occam's razor. Simplest and
most direct explanation.

Okay. I'll, uh... I'll
talk to the bishop.

- [phone chimes]
- BEN: I'm disappointed.

I kind of wanted it to be true.

I know. Me, too.

- BEN: Are you coming?
- Um,

not yet. Um...

So, what's up?

- Can we talk for a minute?
- Sure.

[Kristen sighs]

We haven't talked in a while.

- We've been busy.
- Yeah.

So, you're, uh

you're a month away
from ordination.

How is that?

- Weird.
- Hmm.

Any doubts?

[laughing]: Oh, yeah.

I was gonna go to my
therapist's office,

and then I realized I knew
exactly what he was gonna say.

I could game it
all out in my head.

And I just... I-I
didn't want to hear it.

What was he gonna say?

That I should look for
the underlying cause

of my... free-floating anger

and hostility and anxiety,

and find a positive
way to channel it.

Sorry. I, um, stumbled
into being nosey.

No, I came to you.

So, why are you angry?

Because I hate people.

[laughs]

You hate people?

Yes.

I really do.

I love my daughters,
I... like you,

I tolerate Ben.

But I look at
everyone in my day,

every single person,

and I realize that
they're awful.

And I don't want to hear that
people are essentially good,

or that they want to do good,
because I don't think they do.

Why are you becoming a priest?

Now there's a segue.

[both laugh]

My mom had me baptized.

My dad thought it was idiotic.

His life was art and sex.

Her life was prayer and Mass.

I was drawn more
to my dad's life.

I followed it up until, uh,

I guess... five years ago?

Julia?

That's when I found, uh,

science didn't really
explain life to me.

It was like having
an instruction manual

on how to put
together a bike, but

after the bike was together,

it didn't explain the bike.

Science is best used as science,

not as philosophy or religion.

That's when I was
drawn back to my mom.

She seemed to understand.

What? Understand what?

People do bad.

People... are bad.

They-they try not to reveal it

because Americans are
obsessed with purity.

They can't even let on
that something is wrong.

And there's only one solution.

Jesus?

No.

Forgiveness.

People apologizing.

And that's it?

Yes. [Chuckles]

It's harder than it looks.

Americans do not
like to apologize.

They worry it shows weakness.

So you think I should

apologize?

I don't know what's
hurting you, Kristen.

I know you're sad.

I know you're hurt.

But I can't tell you
exactly what to do.

[sighs]

I don't think I helped.

I don't know.

Don't be a priest.

Why?

I'll miss you.

I'll still be here.

[train rattling on tracks]

[Andy sighs]

I'm sorry.

For?

Not being myself.

Be patient with me?

[footsteps approaching]

- Hey, 'sup, old man?
- 'Sup?

Uh, Asha, this is,
uh, David and Kristen.

Have you two met?

- Uh-huh. - Yeah, just now.
- [door opens]

Uh, we'll be right back.

Excuse us.

[scoffs]

Thank you for bringing
in the two eyewitnesses.

You got our report, right?

It turns out it was
Russian technology.

Yes, I saw your report,

and so did this
gentleman, Victor LeConte.

- He's from Rome.
- Hello.

David.

Kristen.

Ben.

- Hello.
- Kristen...

Was this the man who
approached you yesterday?

- Yes.
- And did he tell you his name?

- He did. Um, it's Edgar...
- Loudermilk.

Yes, he's with United
States Homeland Security.

49 years old, Episcopalian.
His wife is Jewish.

Only goes to services
Christmas and Easter.

What's going on?

Mr. Loudermilk was
not telling the truth

about this craft being
Russian technology.

How do you know?

Ben, I work with intelligence
services around the world:

America, France, the
Eastern Bloc, Russia.

I cross-reference that
information, and come up

with a more certain analysis
than one country can on its own.

You're Vatican secret service.

I am a friend of the
Vatican, David. That's all.

[laughs] - It's called
"The Entity," right?

I've heard other
people call it that.

I haven't.

I have asked Cassie and
Asha to accompany us

to Rome for further
evaluation, and they've agreed.

We would also like to extend
that invitation to you.

Us? The three of us?

- Correct.
- All expenses paid?

[forced laugh]

I'll need you to sign these
statements of confidentiality.

RSM Fertility?

You wanted me to
see that, right?

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Let's handle one thing at
a time, shall we, David?

So

Here we are.

Here we are together again.

Any more visions of angels?

No, actually. Thank
you for asking.

Are you a Christian now?

Praise Jesus.

LELAND: That was a joke.

Oh.

What are you doing?

- Uh, you asked for blood.
- Ah.

You went to a supermarket
and bought some pig's blood.

- No. Human blood.
- Really?

- Whose?
- Yours.

[panting]

[laughing]

Let's see who the
Manager listens to now...

The one eaten or the
one eating. [laughs]

[laughing]

What happened?

I don't understand.

We-we called Captain
Sampson and Asha,

and they said it's
been called off.

I am going back to
Rome. No reason to stay.

- What about the investigation?
- MARX: They both admitted

- they were lying.
- DAVID: No, they're lying now.

- You have the video.
- VICTOR: Yes, but

I needed the
eyewitness accounts.

Is The Entity going
after RSM Fertility?

No.

And I would drop it, too, David.

[laughs softly]

SAMPSON: What do
you want me to say?

I lied. Simple as that.

You did not. Is this
Homeland Security?

Did they threaten you?

Or Helen? Did she say something?

I am flying again.

That's all that matters to me.

Goodbye.

[car door closes]

BEN: What did they offer you?

Why'd you change your story?

M.I.T. I'm going next year.

- Pretty good, huh?
- Come on. You're a smart girl.

You could have gotten
there on your own.

Are you kidding?

Good luck.

[laughter]

You know you're gonna have to
give that thing back, right?

KRISTEN: Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, tomorrow.

Tonight we have an important
experiment to conduct.

- Here.
- Hey, so I saw a UFO once.

- You didn't. Come on. What scent?
- Yes, I did!

[inhales]

Roses.

Very good. Very good.

KRISTEN: I was, um...

- I was climbing.
- [hissing]

I was halfway up Lost
Arrow in Yosemite.

- Mm-hmm.
- I was sleeping in a portaledge.

And I saw... I saw this thing
just shoot right past me.

- Mm.
- Right at eye level.

And I didn't tell
anyone about it,

because I didn't think
they would believe me.

Mm. Did it have a smell?

[inhales]

- Strawberries?
- No, your UFO.

Oh. No.

But you know what? I've changed.

I would tell everyone about
it now, seeing that UFO.

That's what this
job turned me into.

Turned me into a blabbermouth.

No, just honest.

[hissing]

[inhales]

Cotton candy?

That is the smell of their UFO.

- KRISTEN: Seriously?
- Yeah.

[inhales]

The world is strange.

- Mm.
- That's all I know.

Oh, I'll drink to that.

Yeah.

[exhales loudly] - I'm gonna
go after RSM Fertility.

I'm sick of waiting
on the Church.

You want to help?

Sure.

Why not?

Oh, thank you.

Go ahead. One pint only.

I don't need it anymore.

[sighs] - I decided to
go in another direction.

- Okay.
- Wait, wait, wait. I made dinner.

And I want to talk to
you about something.

It's a business
proposition. Come on in.

- I have a knife in my purse.
- I have a knife in my apron.

We'll keep each other
on our toes. [Laughs]

[laughing]: Wow.

Pretty presumptuous of you.

I knew you'd be curious.

Sit. Sit.

Here we go.

Do you like goat curry?

So what's the
business proposition?

Opening a B&B together?

[chuckles] That would be fun.

Yeah, wouldn't it?

- Be right out.
- Okay.

♪ Face it with a grin ♪

♪ Smilers never lose
and frowners never win ♪

♪ So let the sun shine in ♪

♪ Face it with a grin... ♪

Oh, yeah.

- I hope you like it spicy.
- Fine with me.

- I just don't like cilantro.
- Ugh. Hate it.

Go ahead and open some wine.

Red or white?

Oh, I'm thinking red.

Feels... fitting.

♪ 'Cause I'll never
wear a frown ♪

♪ Maybe if we keep on smiling ♪

♪ He'll get tired of
hanging 'round... ♪

And... voila.

♪ Face it with a grin ♪

♪ Open up your heart and
let the sun shine in. ♪

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