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I'm sorry. What's going on?

It's been doing this all morning.

Yeah? I hadn't noticed.

You know, maybe you should Chuck that dinosaur.

No way. This is the xl44.

I got this when I was a rookie.

They don't make them like this anymore.

Can't imagine why. You know, you could just turn it off.

Sheriff? You got a minute?

Vincent: Can you please talk to your sister?

This obviously belongs with the metal alloy. This, with cellulose, and this...

Complex, non—irradiated silicon.

I was recycler of the month.

Good for you, Doug!

Hi, Lex.

Hey! Jack, do you know they recycle absolutely everything in this town.

If I could just get Vincent to be a smidge more conscientious.

Could you do it some place else?

I don't think. "Eggs over garbage" is on the menu.

Waitress: Here we go. Enjoy.

Garbage? What century are you from?

Chuck's the majordomo of Eureka's recycling program.

You know, why throw it away, when you can...

Chuck it? Chuck it?

I'll meet you back at the office.

That can there is actually full of violations.

I hope there's gonna be some pretty hefty fines, sheriff.

Uh... how about we just give him a warning this time?

Okay. I'm watching you.

See you later, Lexi.

Vincent, can I have a green tea, please?

Zoe: Aunt Lexi!

Look at you! You like?

Oh, it's oh—mazing.

What? Are you taking a class?

Well, actually, I found this program.

An amazing program. It's a three—day workshop with swami Goldstein.

I'm dropping her off this afternoon.

Remember? We talked about this.

Yeah, you said you wanted to try yoga, not miss three days of school.

Well, I mean, swami's at the ashram only this week, and I talked to all my teachers.

They said I could make up my schoolwork.

And I told her it was fine.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

You told her it was fine?

Zoe's a wise young woman, and she can make her own decisions.

Sweetie, I know you really want to go,

but you're not skipping school to go to yoga.

Okay?

Fine. You know, I just hope Eureka yoga gives refunds on clothes.

You know, Jack, you put that uniform on,

and you think you can tell everybody what to do.

Green tea, no cellulose.

That's the spirit!

All right, I'm late for my tour of the Eureka recycling center.

Why don't you do everyone a favor, and take the day off from helping people?

Careful what you wish for!

Zane: How did you find this thing?

Thorne: Trust me. I've been researching this for a long time.

All right.

Let's get to work.

It was my understanding that one single incorrect entry

could freeze this lock, permanently.

Only if you believe the research on these old security systems.

Come on, there's only 6.8 billion possible combinations.

I designed a code-breaking program for this cryptex.

What's that?

Zane, you've done the impossible.

It's an elevator shaft.

That's a hell of a drop. A lot of debris. That's gonna be dicey.

Radios aren't gonna work down there, so now's the time to tell me what I'm looking for.

Another entrance, if one exists.

Pilar: Stupid algae, why do you only grow in the basement?

Zoe: Come on, Pilar, can't you just tell us what it is?

I don't know what it is. That's the whole point.

It's a door.

You think, Mr. Third highest io ever measured.

Well, they must have sealed it off when they built the basement.

Let's look inside.

Whoa! Hey, uh...

Don't you think we should tell someone about this, like a teacher, someone old?

Let's just look around a little.

We're old enough to make our own decisions, don't you think?

Talk about old.

What is this place?

Carter: We've got to save her.

Yeah, it sounds like some kind of, uh, ambient interference.

But I won't be able to really tell until I open her up, but she'll be fine.

Look, I'll do everything I can.

Carter.

Fantastic.

Lexi: Took you long enough.

Hello. You need some help?

Just get me out of here.

Carter: Oh, sorry. Somebody told me to take the day off.

You okay?

I think you should get out of the car, Lex.

Well, I just can't open the door. It's like some big, nasty aura.

It's a reactive perimeter field.

The more you move, the harder it holds on.

Great. What's it doing in the middle of the driveway to the recycling center?

No, this is a secure g.D. Antenna station.

Obviously, you have the wrong clearance.

Well, great. Well, if there's a force field in the middle of the road,

maybe they could put up a sign?

There used to be signs.

Get me out of here. It's starting to squish me.

How do we turn it off?

A switchbox, up there.

Can I be of any assistance?

Lexi: What the... Happy to oblige, miss.

Well, you don't see that every day.

This should do it!

Electronic voice: You are approaching a secure area.

Please, withdraw your vehicle.

That's a laser turret. You're not powering down.

You're expanding the perimeter field.

You're making it worse! Withdraw your vehicle, immediately.

You have five seconds to comply.

Carter: Lex, get down!

That's not five seconds!

Cut the amperage!

Cut the amperage! Then, power down!

Come on, quick.

All right?

You all right, miss? Yeah. Thanks.

On myjeep?

Take care, little lady,

Just a moment.

Carter: Not the Jeep!

Not to worry. Just a small, technical glitch.

Who was that masked man?

Trouble.

They're hydroponic strawberries dipped in organic chocolate,

I grew them myself.

Oh!

Lexi, I heard you were down here.

I brought you these.

Oh, Chuck. Are these recycled?

Well, someone's popular.

Always.

Okay, boys, I think visiting hours are over.

After you.

Oh, no, no. After you.

No, after you, really.

No, it would be really awkward.

Oh, for the love... Both of you, go. Just...

Well, everything seems fine. No residual particle halo, no radiation echo.

How much radiation was she exposed to?

Your average microwave oven.

She's fine. Why?

What sheriff subtle is trying to tell you is that I'm pregnant.

Mmm-hmm. His unmarried sister is knocked up.

Congratulations. Thank you.

You, too, uncle Jack.

Thank you. By the way, we have a problem.

There's a guy running around out there with a funny costume.

You mean you?

He saved me.

The only problem you have with captain Eureka is,

you think he's gonna steal your thunder.

My problem is that he's gonna save someone to death.

Wait a minute, captain Eureka?

How about, captain incompetent?

Just because the guy wears a mask and a cape doesn't mean he's a dangerous lunatic.

Yeah, it sort of does.

Okay, it does sound a little concerning. You have any idea who it might be?

Well, he can fly, if that narrows it down.

Flying has always been the dream of man.

By the way, how's Lexi feeling?

Oh, she's fine. Did she get my balloons?

Yes, I'm sure she did.

I have some questions about flying machines.

Yeah, machines are the past.

We've developed a genetic therapy to create biological gravity wave repulsion.

And I'm sure I'd be impressed, if I knew what that meant.

The holy grail. Independent flight. Up, up and away!

Behold.

The door said, "human flight."

Yeah, we're a decade away from human trials,

but our work with rabbits has been extraordinary.

Well, they look normal enough. I mean, no wings or propellers, or...

Yeah, all the changes are on the inside.

I'll show you the serum.

Well, the guy that I saw had, like, rocket boots, you know.

Burned the paint off my car.

Must have been my Skywalker 2000s. They're incredible.

Makes you feel like a bird, a plane.

Or Superman?

Dr. Gaz, can you tell me where you were this morning?

Here in the lab. I like to come in early.

The rabbits get lonely.

And does anyone else have access to the rocket boots?

Sadly, no.

All projects involving rocket-powered footwear were shut down.

Spotty performance. We singed more than a few toes with those buggers.

But, man, when they worked.

Oh, no, they got out again.

Man: The rabbits are out again.

Well, that's new.

Pilar: This place is like an underground city.

We've been walking for, like, an hour. We should really go back.

But don't you want to know what this place is?

I know it's creepy.

Wait. Do you hear that?

Yes, it's common sense saying, "get out, and go to chemistry class."

I think it's coming from in here.

Come on! You never go toward the creepy noise.

Have you never seen a horror movie?

Run!

Pilar, come back here!

Wait!

Pilar!

Don't step on that one!

Zoe: Pilar! Run! Run! Run!

Oh, god.

Oh, my god. Did they get you?

Yeah, Pilar, the rats tripped me.

Are you okay?

No, yeah, I'm fine. I'm fine.

Okay. Please, can we go, now?

Zoe: This way?

Okay. Which way is out?

This way? This way.

Oh, that's just perfect!

Dr. Gaz admitted that he'd love to be a superhero,

and he had access to flying technology. What?

Carter, everyone at g.D. Wants to be a superhero.

It's part of being a scientist, part of dreaming up this kind of technology.

Really? Everyone?

Wonder woman.

Was it the lasso or the bustier, or...

Fargo: Sheriff! Sheriff!

Heard about your radio woes, and I have the answer to your problem.

An aspirin. I could use it.

That's a cyberkinetic comlink.

Say goodbye to your old, broken down radio and cell phone,

and hello to modern convenience.

I don't like the sound of that.

Thorne had you on a list of beta-testers.

She figured you could give it a real-world workout.

Put it behind your ear.

Ow!

Burrows into the skin. Isn't that cool?

No. Not cool.

It's actually amazing technology. It taps into the synapse activity.

All you have to do is think about the person that you want to call,

and say their name.

Like what? Like, call Fargo?

Douglas Fargo speaking.

I can hear you in my head.

Yeah, neat, huh?

Creepy.

Call Zoe.

Ow! It shocked me.

Yeah, there's still a few kinks.

Just avoid names and start with a "z," or an "a," and anything with an umlaut.

Fargo, get this out of me, now.

You know what? Just try it out for a few days.

You're gonna love it!

Carter: You got to take this more seriously, Lex. It's different.

I am taking it seriously.

I'm just saying that you're gonna be a mom, and your whole life is gonna change.

And, hopefully, I'll be the kind of mom

who trusts her kids to make good decisions.

That can't be good.

What's that? Oh, it smells like bad eggs.

It's some kind of gas leak. Call Henry.

Henry, hey, yeah, I need the fire department out here on magnesium road.

There's a pipe that ruptured at some sort of pumping station.

That's a rocket fuel pumping station, Jack, so stay back.

Even the slightest spark could set it off.

Zane might be able to shut it down through g.D.

Okay, thanks. What'd he say?

He said, even the smallest spark could set it off.

Call Zane.

You okay? Yeah.

Wait here.

Oh, no, don't help, man! Seriously!

Please, stand back!

Carter: You're making it worse!

Amazing! He did it again! Thank you, captain Eureka!

So, you still think he's captain incompetent?

Yes, I do.

All in a day's work, little lady.

So, he's a bird, and a fireman, and a ghost?

I want to know how a fueling pipe suddenly bursts.

As far as I can tell, the fuel pipe was fractured by a plasma surge,

which I've never seen before.

You think someone did it deliberately?

Someone, like, in a cape?

He's a vigilante, and he's dangerous, and he's a klutz,

and unless I catch him, this ends one of two ways.

Either he hurts himself, or he hurts someone else.

So, please, tell me about your cutting-edge firefighting technology.

We have projects including temperature—resistant fabrics, fireproof gasoline.

Do you have anything that really blows?

We have the best blowers in the building.

And that's for scuba diving?

For Maureen, our robotic whale.

She tracks migration patterns.

We developed high—energy air—jets for her blowhole.

I mean, they're small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.

Okay, can we see Maureen?

Oh, yeah, sure.

Here we are, in Cape Cod, and look, this is us at sea world.

We had such a good time.

Now, she's in the south China sea, migrating with a pod of sperm whales.

She's a bit of a flirt.

Where do you keep the spare blowholes?

Oh, she has the only working prototype.

Does your sister like whale watching, by any chance?

Work, you stupid, stupid cell phone.

Concrete absorbs the digital signals. Okay?

You're wasting your time.

Thanks for the tip, Mr. Wizard.

Any ideas on how to get us un—lost?

That's not even a word. Guys.

Okay, I speak six languages.

Huh. What's "bite me" in Chinese?

Guys. Seriously, freaking out on each other isn't going to help us get out of here, okay?

Zoe, let me look at your leg.

You are not okay.

It's the rats. They've come to finish us off.

Okay, guys, can we please just go?

Cripes. What's with the screaming?

Zane, what are you doing here?

You took the words right out of my mouth.

Well, it looks like g. D.'S only blowhole

is currently vacationing in the south China sea.

Oh, I miss Maureen.

I ran a full inventory check. Every nut and nuclear reactor is accounted for.

Well, how about the rocket boots?

Dr. Gaz was telling the truth.

All prototypes were discarded when the project was shelved,

and he was in his lab all morning.

Well, they had to come from somewhere.

Well, most superheroes make their own equipment.

He's not a superhero. He's super dangerous.

Yeah, but most superheroes are also misunderstood.

That's why they hide their identities.

Plus, the ladies love the latex.

That's true.

There is always a girl around.

Okay, I have real work to do.

No, hear me out. I mean, Superman had Lois Lane. Right?

Spiderman had, um... Sally Jane.

Mary Jane. Don't you read at all?

Okay, Carter, what is your point?

We find the damsel in distress, we find captain clumsy.

This is truly sad, Jack. Sad, sad, sad.

Lex, this isn't about me.

He's not a threat to your manhood, Jack.

You help people, so does this guy.

Of course, he does do it anonymously, which is a tad more noble.

It's not gonna be so noble, when somebody gets hurt, especially if it's you.

He's just trying to keep people safe.

How safe was it to start that fire?

I mean, Henry said that the pipe was heated from the outside, until it ignited.

So, of course, you assume...

I also checked the road, where you got trapped in the car,

and somebody did remove all the warning signs.

I think that this guy wants to impress you,

and given his talent for screwing up, eventually, you're gonna get hurt.

I think this is the fastest way back.

This is awesome.

This place goes back to the '30s.

These are analog computers.

Look, don't touch.

Okay, it's a prehistoric apple store.

Can we please go, now?

The emergency power's holding out.

We can rest here a minute, if you want.

No, I'm fine.

I think that might be broken.

Maybe. Let's just keep moving.

No! Wait!

What? Maybe it still works.

No, no, no! Damn!

What's happening?

Zane: It's a security system. It's locking us in.

What happened?

It's a drop-lock security system,

when the power runs out, the doors shut tight.

You knew about this, and you didn't bring some sort of extra power supply?

What kind of a bonehead do you think I am? It's in my bag.

On the other side of that door.

Woman: How about an hour or so?

Lexi: So, Jack thinks the trap for captain Eureka is really gonna work?

Carter put out the word that you were hurt in the fire,

and you blame captain Eureka for the whole thing.

He put out the word? How? Bat signal?

No, better. He told Vincent, and made him promise to keep it a secret.

The crew of the space station probably knows by now.

Hey. Um, have you heard from Zoe today?

I would answer that, but I'm in a coma.

I'm serious, Lex. I called Tesla. She never showed up for school.

I called her. She's not picking up.

Do they even let you use cell phones at this ashram?

You think she went? Good for her.

Good for her?

I need a coffee. Good.

You can't just show up in her life and superimpose your own morality.

You don't even want her to have a little bit of independence.Ldo.

She's not your daughter. And I want her to be safe.

She's not lost in Baghdad. She's an hour away at a yoga retreat,

and she's mad at you.

I don't even know if she got there. Do you?

I'm sure she's fine.

Well, this retreat was your idea,

so you can drive up there and bring her home. Okay?

I'm gonna go find Jo. This whole ambush is a bust.

How are you feeling?

Oh, not so good, actually.

Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.

How did you get in here?

I move like a jungle cat. I'm sorry that you got hurt. I hope you can forgive me.

I'm fine. I'm coma—free, honest.

Okay, Jo will drive you... home.

So sorry.

Hold on.

Take care.

That's the creepiest thing that's ever happened to me.

I can't believe it. He's gone.

Not all of him. Is that what I think it is?

Huh.

Looks like captain Eureka gave us the finger.

What don't you understand about, "look, don't touch?"

I'm really sorry.

Why? You just left us in here to suffocate. No biggie.

It's okay. I mean, you didn't know.

How much air do we have?

Plenty.

An hour, maybe two.

An hour?

Maybe longer.

Oh, we'll be out of there way before then, right, Zane?

You're working on a plan.

Well, I found the u.L.F. Transmitter.

It can only send numeric messages, but

it's a chance, if we can get power to it.

The emergency batteries are dry.

Okay, what about these lamps?

Oh, they aren't electric. They're chemical, peroxyacid ester.

Whoa! Hey, I was writing my will.

Is this enough power?

Maybe.

If we can network them. Come on, give them up.

If this works, it will only give us a few seconds to transmit to the outside.

And we can only send numbers?

Yeah.

Okay, so what do we say?

You better figure that out.

No prints. Um...

The collagen in the skin ridges has merged with the wall,

and even the DNA has been mangled beyond recognition.

Well, it shouldn't be too hard to find a nine-fingered man in this town.

Yeah, or one who can walk through walls. Uh...

Any idea how he pulled that off?

Well, it's just theory, but...

Given the state of his finger, I'm gonna say that he's using some kind of quantum phasing.

And now's the part where I ask you to say it in English.

All matter in our universe exists on a single, quantum frequency.

It allows us to interact physically with things around us.

Our man might be able to shift his frequency just enough

to allow him to pass through solid objects,

like water through a strainer.

That didn't work too well for captain nine fingers.

Well, part of it must have shifted back to our frequency, as he passed through the wall,

and it got stuck.

Any chance we can reconstruct the DNA?

Doubtful, but I can try.

We don't have a quantum phasing department, Carter.

Well, he didn't buy his walk through walls machine at walk through Walmart.

Someone in this building is working on something like that.

Well, section two was developing a device a couple of years ago,

but the project was scrapped.

They never built a fully functional prototype.

Well, his machine wasn't fully functional, either, and we have a finger to prove it.

Huh. He seems to specialize in outdated g.D. Technology.

Wait. What happens to a program when it's scrapped?

They lose their funding. Scientists move on to new projects.

No, no. To the things.

The jet boots, the old blowholes. You said they built prototypes.

Where are they? Well, they're gone. They're discarded.

Discarded, or recycled?

Why throw it away, when you can "Chuck" it?

Hey! Hey, Jack! Hey, Henry.

Oh, is that the DNA?

No. No, your police radio picked up a transmission from an old military frequency.

Numbers?

Yeah, now, this first set of numbers, I've seen before.

They're longitude and latitude.

It's the same location where Thorne had me scan for radiation.

Oh, what's the last number?

4891. I don't know.

I thought it was an altitude or a z axis point,

but none of that makes sense.

I just know that these two sets of numbers are trying to tell us something.

I just don't know what, or from whom.

Okay. Well, thanks. Keep at it. Let me know what you find.

I have to go catch a nine—fingered superhero.

Sure. Yeah.

Carter: Chuck?

Anybody home?

Whoa! Prototype graveyard.

I'm guessing we're in the right place.

Yeah.

Chuck! Could you give us a hand? We've got a recycling emergency!

Chuck: Yeah, so do I!

I could use a hand, here!

What is this? Tanning therapy?

No, the hollow cathode lights are holding him in our quantum frequency.

It wasn't easy getting him out of that wall in one piece,

but this should keep him with us for a while.

Make sure you recycle these bulbs. Mercury nitrate's terrible for the planet.

Right.

Can you not tell Lexi about this?

There's not many girls,

there's not any girls who talk to me like she does, you know?

And I don't want to ruin that.

She's gonna want to see you, Chuck.

You guys are saving the world together.

It's just not as much fun as saving the girl.

Hang in there.

He actually incorporated the phasing device into the vest.

Yes, the stolen phasing device.

But, it's still a neat piece of textile engineering.

I mean, press a button, and walk through walls?

Yeah, but he wasn't even wearing this suit when we found him.

Yeah, which is why the original project was discontinued.

The device uses molecular vibration to change the quantum frequency.

Now, after enough exposure, the body adopts the new frequency,

and then starts phasing uncontrollably.

Well, he's already lost a finger.

I mean, he's not gonna start leaving pieces all over town.

Each of his molecules is phasing randomly.

Now, fortunately for him, electricity can bridge quantum frequencies.

The only thing holding him together is the current within the cells.

There's not gonna be enough for long. He's headed for full decoherence.

I mean, he will literally fall apart.

We got to be able to do better than growlights.

Well, this is every file from the original project.

Every test subject ended up phasing uncontrollably.

Well, how did they save them?

They didn't.

They tried everything, from point energy treatments to graviphotons. Nothing worked.

But that doesn't mean we're gonna give up trying.

Right. That's obnoxious. What's that beeping?

The, you know, the phone.

I'm never gonna get used to this. Answer.

Carter.

Lexi: I can't find her, Jack.

Hey. I called her number 12 times, and nothing.

And I've emailed the vashti retreat.

Zoe never got there. Do you think she ran away?

No. No, I think we're beyond that, I think.

She was just really mad, and I think I just made it worse. I'm gonna be sick.

No. No, we'll go looking for her.

I mean, if she didn't want to talk to you, I wish she would have left you a message.

Yeah, well...

Wait.

I think she already did.

What are you looking for out there? I'm sorry?

123 north, 39 west. What's there?

Sheriff, my office is involved in a number of sensitive projects. I...

Listen to me. Would you tell him, or I swear to god, I'll claw your eyes out.

You must be the sister. The resemblance is uncanny.

Carter: My daughter's missing.

Henry picked up a message on an old military band.

It was longitude, latitude, and 4891.

That's Zoe's birthday. Can you help me?

Of course.

This complex is massive. Pre—war, what? Late '30s?

Ibeheve. That's before Eureka was built. What's down there?

Nothing. These are the only remaining records.

The entire complex was buried and forgotten a long time ago.

Well, until Zoe found it.

And the only access was a collapsed elevator shaft.

No, if we extrapolate from these plans, there has to be a utility shaft out from here.

It would have been sealed off.

No, it's right under Tesla.

Carter: Where the kids got in.

If we open the doors... done.

Carter, it's a huge facility. We don't know where she is.

They sent a u.L.F. Signal.

Which means the transmitter has to be right here, in the control room.

If you only got one signal, they probably lost power.

How do you know so much about it?

Okay, so it's a droplock system, standard security before world war ii,

which means that, if the complex is under attack and loses power,

the doors drop and lock.

Yeah, and according to the plans, the doors are 20 inches of titanium and steel.

Okay, so we got to cut through.

No, not enough time. Time for what?

Carter, they're running out of air. Those doors are airtight.

And I got the message an hour ago.

We got to figure out how to get in there, now.

If we restore power, we can open the doors,

which means we have to turn the switch on in the main generator,

which is here, in the generator room,

which means you have to get through... one, two, three, four doors.

Yeah. We can't cut that fast.

What if we don't cut?

I've got a crew pulling the nd laser from the fusion reactor.

We'll have it in place in a few hours to melt the doors.

That'll take too long. With this, I can go right through them.

Yeah, but once you use the device, your body will start changing frequencies.

Eventually, you will be in a permanent phase state.

I'll get in there. I'll fire up the generator. You can fix me later.

But, we don't know how. We're working on it.

Look, Carter, I can't lose you.

You're not gonna lose me.

If I don't come out, I'll be stuck in a door, easy to find.

Okay, it's not funny.

People have already died because they couldn't find a way to stop the phasing.

They didn't have Henry and you to work on the problem.

I'll go.

Chuck, stay under the lights.

Those photons are the only thing keeping you together.

No. I can make it. I want to help.

Easy, Chuck.

Let me take this one. It's Zoe.

Okay.

Meet me there.

He'll do fine. I always felt really brave in that suit.

It's not the suit.

We programmed the transmitter for u.L.F., so we should be able to talk to you.

And the chances for decoherence increase with the density of the material.

Got it. What did he say?

You're gonna end up like Chuck.

Going through steel walls is only gonna make it happen faster.

Got it. The steel will adhere to you,

so no matter how much it hurts, keep moving.

If you stop, you're gonna leave pieces of yourself behind.

Good tip. Once you're inside the room,

the generator switch will be straight ahead.

And, Jack, please, don't screw up.

Thanks.

Henry: You okay? All in one piece.

That really hurts. That hurts.

Zoe: Think they got our message?

I don't know.

Two down.

Henry: The interior doors are made of a thinner alloy,

so you should have less of a problem going through them.

The generator room should be straight ahead, about, oh, 90 meters.

Jack, this door is much thicker. It's gonna hurt. Don't stop.

Last door.

I'm in. I'm turning the vest off.

The activation switch should be somewhere on the panel.

Carter: I'm looking.

Uh... intrinsic field generator a. I got it.

"Start." that's my kind of button.

Tiny problem. My hand just went through the console.

He's phasing on his own.

Yeah, I didn't think it would happen so soon.

Well, it did, so what do we do? Working on it, Jack.

Hey, guys, I'm pretty far in. Can I just call Zoe?

What was that? Nothing, just...

Fargo's stupid phone.

I swear, if I still have hands when I get out of here, I'm...

Gonna kiss you.

Uh, pardon?

Henry, you said that electricity can jump quantum frequencies, correct?

Yeah, that's what's holding you together.

Could I use the spark in this implanted phone to jump the start button?

Yeah, that could close the circuit.

Yeah, or short out the panel permanently,

but, you know what, we don't have time to fight about it, so just try it.

Okay, here's to flipping a coin.

Call Zoe.

Doors are open!

Right!

Carter: Zoe?

Dad?

I'm hallucinating. Anyone else?

Please tell me you're really here.

I'm really here. I'm a little out of phase, but...

I'm here.

I'm so sorry I went in there.

I was mad and stupid and...

I was trying to prove something.

Honey, it's not that bad.

And when things went wrong, you kept a clear head. I'm proud of you.

But that doesn't look good.

We've isolated a frequency that will stabilize the phasing.

Uh-huh? So, you did solve it?

We just needed the right motivation.

It was a tricky problem. I mean, had we been off by one cycle per second,

we would have accelerated the decoherence.

Oh, I'm a Guinea pig?

No. No, we've already tested it.

He insisted that we try it on him, first. Brave man.

Sleep well, captain Eureka.

Oh. And, Jack. Yeah?

I fixed your old radio.

Thanks.

Doctor: Open wide.

Well, I guess I made it out in one piece.

Yeah.

You okay?

When I didn't know where she was, I was just really scared.

Oh. She's okay.

I don't know if I'm ready for this.

Seriously, I don't know if I'm ready to be mom.

You'll be fine.

It gets easier?

No. No, not in the least.

But you adapt, you know?

And...

And you're right. Look, she can take care of herself.

I hear Zoe's going to recover.

Yeah, she's fine.

Thank goodness for that.

Ms. Thorne? Um...

Ever since you got to this town, you've been looking for something.

Now, I believe that everyone has the right to their own secrets,

but, today, four kids almost died.

Tell me what's going on.

That's it? Just, no? No?

Sheriff Carter, I'm very sorry for what happened to Zoe.

I never wanted anyone to be hurt by this.

You've got to believe that.

I do.

And you got to believe that I'm not gonna let this go.

Good day.