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[Announcer]
Previously on Kyle XY...

Adam wanted me
to give you this.

[Kyle]
It's a ring.

That's a beautiful stone.

I'll be back for that.

It's not in there, kid.

- I sold it.
- Who bought it?

Welcome to Madacorp.

I think I made a mistake
bringing Jessi to you.

I think it's vital
that she continue coming.

In fact, if Jessi misses
even one appointment,

I won't hesitate
to call Social Services.

I like you. Don't you like me?

Well, yeah.

Let's count to 3

and both say what's on
our minds at the same time.

- I like you.
- I have cancer.

What?

[Kyle]
Zzyzx. That's the way in.

[Jessi]
When we were down there...

I saw things.

This was Baylin's.

Can't get it open.

[Kyle, narrating]
Locks can play secrets.

The stronger the lock,
the bigger the secret.

Adam Baylin's secrets
are locked inside this box.

The secrets of Zzyzx

are locked inside my head.

But what could be
so important

to make me lock them away

and keep them a secret
from myself?

I guess sometimes

the only thing
more elusive than secrets

is the key to unlocking them.

In this case, the key was
the ring that Adam gave me:

the ring I no longer had.

I just don't understand
what's so important

that's locked
inside Kyle's head.

Everything that Zzyzx
was able to feed him--

that is, before you could fit
their remains in an ashtray.

How did your trip
with Stephen Trager go?

It went well.

He opened up
about his dead father.

I'd say we bonded.

And how are things with Nicole
since your...altercation?

We'll find out.

She has another session
with Jessi

in a couple of days.

We need to speed things up.

♪ Two figures meet,
and in the middle ♪

♪ Hold onto something ♪

Drop the spoon and back away
from the stove, nice and easy.

Come on, I'm starving.

It's your fault
this stuff smells so good.

I think there was a compliment
in there somewhere.

Mm. Pasta, most delicious
of all carb delivery systems.

Yeah, it's an old
family recipe.

How old?

Oh, about 53 minutes.

I need you to set
an extra place at the table.

Amanda is joining us.

Did Kyle invite her?

Yes, and he's very excited

and whatever the Kyle version
of nervous is.

Great. Kyle has a date.

Bye-bye, leftovers.

Josh, this is important
to him.

Hey, Josh, why don't you
invite Andy over for dinner?

What, no smart-ass reply?

What's next, locusts?

Hey, guys.

We have a guest for dinner.

This is my boss,
Julian Ballantine.

Sorry to spring this on you.

I didn't get
a chance to call.

Oh, no. Don't be silly.

It's so nice to finally
meet you, Mr. Ballantine.

Bye-bye, seconds.

This is Josh and Lori.

Good to meet you,
and please call me Julian.

Nicole.

I brought, uh, red and white.

Didn't know what
you were serving.

Oh, I like red.

[Nicole]
Um...

I mean I will when I'm 21.

I heard the door.
Is Amanda--

Oh.

Oh, you must be Kyle.

I heard so much
about you from Stephen.

We work together at Madacorp.

[doorbell rings]

Excuse me.

You have to forgive Kyle.

Tonight's kind of a date.

Hi.

You look beautiful.

I didn't know what to wear.

I wasn't sure how fancy
it would be or not, so I--

You wear what you were wearing
the first time I saw you,

when you were
playing the piano.

I had no idea I--

Wait, how could you
even remember that?

How could I forget it?

Well, I almost forgot.

There's this concert
at Seattle Phil.

They're playing
all Pachelbel's works, and--

I'd love to.

Go with you, I mean.

[chatter]

Yes. That's good,
that's good.

Oh, please, please.

You know,
I almost brought champagne,

but I figured we'd save that
till after the test this week.

What test?

It's a systems
integration test.

We bring all the software
and hardware

online together
at the same time

and synch it all up
to the mainframe

and evaluate the biometric
signature compatibility.

So you're turning
neural impulses

into computer data.

Yeah.

Sounds like you understand
this stuff better than I do.

Maybe I should have
served dinner with a manual.

I don't know what I did
before we had Stephen around,

but after this week,
I promise

I won't keep him
away from you

any more
than absolutely necessary.

I figured Emily can
handle the next trip solo.

Oh, Emily went with you
last weekend?

Yeah. She's part
of the project.

I'd like to propose a toast,
if I may.

To Stephen
and your wonderful family,

whom I hope I get to know
much better in the future.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Baylin's ring?

Yeah. I saw it right there
on Ballantine's finger.

What do you think?

The man who just happens
to be Stephen's boss

also just happens
to be in possession

of a ring-- Baylin's ring--
that you pawned.

A ring that just so happens

to be the only way
of opening Baylin's box

that you happened to dig up

out of that underground
death trap.

What do I think?

I think there's no such thing
as coincidence.

I need to talk
to Foss about this.

Baylin told you
not to trust him.

Baylin told me
not to trust Taylor.

I think Taylor
switched the message.

Whatever.
You can't just sit back

and wait for Foss' blessing.

Amanda, it's Kyle.

He's gonna be thrilled
no matter what you wear.

Trust me, if I wear something
lame, he'll remember it.

Okay, what's the matter?

I got a letter from this
conservatory in New York.

I applied there a long time
ago to study piano.

And I kind of got in.

That's awesome.

Oh, I would kill
to get to go to New York.

I'm totally excited.
It's just--

It's for a whole
semester, and--

The long-distance thing.

It explains
your attention to detail.

Yeah.

Am I crazy to think
it would work?

I mean, it's three
time zones away.

With any other guy,

I'd say don't waste
your anytime minutes,

but it's Kyle.

He spent the last year pining
over you from a distance.

I'm sure one semester
won't even make a dent.

Dig in.

Don't worry.

There's, like, zero
nutritional value in there.

No, thanks.

I could get you
a turkey club,

if you'd rather have that.

Josh, my stomach's
kind of on edge.

I have a test tomorrow.

Oh.

Well, fear not.

I got a laser printer

that can print,
like, nanoscopic

so I can make you
the primo cheat sheet.

It's not that kind
of test, Josh.

Oh. You mean--

It's all the doctors
are planning more chemo.

Right.

You should get
some popsicles, then.

No, I was reading online

that chemo makes you
really dehydrated,

and one thing that helps
you is popsicles.

- Josh--
- No, seriously.

What flavors do you like?

You know, just in case
the cancer's back.

Please don't use the C word.

The other C word.

Remember when I said

you couldn't talk to anyone
about this?

Well, that includes me.

Homework?

Oh, God, it feels like it.

We've got that systems
integration test coming up.

Right.

Well, Ballantine sounded
very impressed with you.

So, um...

hey, you never really told me
about your business trip.

You know, San Francisco.

Oh. Well, it was--
it was good.

It was work, but it was good.

And after everything
that happened with my dad,

it-- it was just nice
to get away.

[phone rings]

Lori, could you get that?

Well, I'm glad
you got a break.

Yeah. And, uh,
well, as it turns out,

Emily's got a few issues
with her father, too.

She really understood.

Well, I'm glad
you had someone to talk to.

Um, phone for you.

Oh. Thanks, hon.

Hello.

Emily. Hi. What's up?

Really?
Well, that's good news.

But, hey, that's why we get
paid the mid-range bucks.

Ha ha ha ha ha!

Absolutely.

Ah, no problem.

All right, you, too.

Bye.

[gasp]

Oh, crap.

You scared me.

Who was that?

Uh, just someone from work.

Uh, listen, I'm gonna go
take a shower, okay?

♪♪ [loud rock]

♪ I was staring at
the moonlight ♪

♪ It's not a mystery how this
could have felt so-- ♪

[electric interference]

[safe door unlocks]

[Jessi]
Dizzy, dizzy.

[song resumes]
♪ ...somebody ♪

♪ He's got you right
where he wants you ♪

♪ Right where he wants you ♪

Thanks for letting me
come to work with you today.

Just, uh, promise me you won't
disassemble the mainframe.

[Narrating]
I didn't like
misleading Stephen,

but Declan was right.

I couldn't just sit back
and do nothing.

I had to face Ballantine
on his own ground,

to try to figure out
what we were up against.

Kyle. You have no idea
how delighted I was

to hear you were coming
to Madacorp with Stephen.

What brings you here today?

Research for a project.

Must be very important

if they let you
out of school.

There's a lot riding on it.

Well, I hope
I can lend a hand.

I appreciate that.

Right this way.

[Woman on PA system]
...integrates all three

for the benefit of mankind.
Madacorp--

groundbreaking research
for tomorrow's solutions.

Madacorp-- building
foundations for tomorrow.

[Female voice of scanner]
Thank you, Mr. Ballantine.

I don't know
if Stephen's told you much

about what he's
been doing here,

but he's working on the CIR,

which is short
for Cerebral Impulse Relay.

It's a lot like an advanced
MRI machine.

You know, I must admit I'm
not much of a science person.

I'm more of a big picture
kind of a guy.

Well, what's
the big picture of?

Stephen?

Well, our hope
is to help patients

suffering from things
like Alzheimer's disease,

stroke, and dementia

recover from memory loss.

Give them back
that part of their lives

before they've really
lost it. Please.

Ballantine's goal
seemed like a noble one,

but I couldn't
help thinking

he was only telling me
part of the truth.

Since an MRI
is basically a giant magnet,

no one's allowed to bring
anything metal into the lab.

Your password, sir.

Shall we?

Kyle, I'd like
to introduce you

to the Cerebral
Impulse Relay,

or CIR.

But we like to call it "Sir."

Have a seat.

Oh, not to worry.
She's not even online yet.

We're still working out
some kinks.

But after the system's
integration test,

she'll be up and running.

Maybe some other time.

Count on it.

That ring came from Baylin.

He made a point
of leaving it to you.

Why would you pawn it
in the first place?

I tried to buy it back.

And this Ballantine
beat you to it.

You know, this--

this ring-- this ring
is important.

More than you know. It--

What do you mean?

Look, you just should have
told me sooner, that's all.

Well, I would have
if I'd known where you were.

Well, you know what?
What's done is done.

So what did you find out
about Ballantine?

That he must be
hiding something,

and there's enough security
at Madacorp

to hide whatever it is
he's hiding.

Well, after Taylor,

that's one more person
you can't trust.

What is-- What are you--
What is he doing here?

He wants to help us.

- Him?
- Like you said, Foss,

Kyle's running out
of people he can trust.

Help us do what?

Get answers.

Ballantine invaded my home,
my family, and my privacy.

I don't know what he's
doing with my ring

and what he wants
with me or the Tragers.

So what do you want to do?

I want to get my ring back.

I'm glad you came.

Well, it's important
for Jessi.

Come on in.

Thanks, Nicole.

See you in an hour.

Right.

Uh, I--

I like your glasses.

Oh, yeah?

I lost my contacts.

Well, you should lose them
more often. You look great.

Thanks. Bye.

Come on.

The cameras
we have to worry about

are here, here, and here.

We can disable those,

assuming they're
on the same circuit.

Then there are
motion detectors,

double-redundant
I.D. interfaces,

and retina scanners.

What's the matter?

I just wonder
where he comes in.

Worry about yourself, Foss.

Wrong. I have to worry
about you

because you can get me killed.

We all have to work
together on this.

We have one shot,
one opportunity.

The system's integration test
is the only time

we know where Ballantine
will be,

when he'll be there,

and that he'll
have to take his ring off.

That's our window.

It's tomorrow or nothing.

I don't know. I'm just
seeing weird things.

Weird how?

I--

I have this memory
of being in a fire.

I asked my sister about it,

and she said
there wasn't any fire.

Sometimes it helps
to draw the images.

It may help
to clarify some things.

Want to give it a try?

Don't worry how it looks.
Just...draw what you feel.

Did someone teach you
to draw that way?

No. Am I doing it wrong?

No, no.

You-- Go on.
You're doing fine.

Are you sure this will
fool Madacorp's retina scan?

As long as Kyle can upload it
into the security system.

The image is clean.

[phone rings]

[ring ring]

Amanda, you got my message.

Yeah. I got the tickets.

Totally scored
the orchestra seats.

Are you all right?

Yes.

I'm sorry,
but something came up.

What?

Something important.

It happens.

I promise
I'll make it up to you.

Don't worry about it.

It's no big deal.

I'd better go.

Mom, you got a minute?

Sure.

I need to talk to you,

strictly confidential.

Okay.

So you're not my mom,
you're my therapist.

Andy has cancer.

Oh, no.

Oh, Josh, I'm so sorry.

I finally meet a girl
that I like--

I mean she's awesome.

She likes to play G-Force.

She loves zombie movies--

the unrated ones
you think I don't watch.

And I want to help her
through this,

but she won't let me
talk to her about it.

What would you say to her
if you could?

I don't know.

Something to make
her feel better.

You may not have to say
anything to do that.

Andy might just need you
to hang in there with her,

and if the time comes
when she wants to talk,

you'll be ready.

[safe door unlocks]

Paige.

[phone rings]

Hello.

It's Kyle.

Hi. Is everything okay?

Well, when I was
in your office,

I think I left my binder.

Okay, well, I can
bring it home with me.

I can pick it up.

It's kind of important,
and I'm not that far away.

Well, I'm heading to
the systems integration test,

but I can have security
let you in.

Thanks.

No turning back now.

Are you sure
you want to do this?

Yeah. Are you?

Absolutely.

[ring]

Hello.

[Woman]
Stephen Trager, please.

He's not in.
Can I take a message?

I'm calling
from the Stratford Hotel.

Mr. Trager stayed here
last weekend,

and it seems that he left
his contact lenses in his room.

Uh, my dad doesn't wear
contacts.

Who is that?

Wrong number.

Okay.

Here's hoping the test
goes as well

as it did in simulation.

Well, you'll be fired
if it doesn't.

Kidding.

But Hollander's
out on her ass.

[phone rings]

Mr. Ballantine's office.

I've got a package
down here for Mr. Ballantine

I need his signature for.

Thank you.
I'll be right there.

Thanks.

How do we bypass
the security system?

Once I get inside
Ballantine's office--

Your password, sir.

I'll be able to access
the Madacorp mainframe.

That'll give me
complete control

of all the building's
video cameras, doors,

and retina scanners.

I'll be able to switch
the image of Foss' retina

with Ballantine's.

And you know where you'll be.

Let me go, man!
Get off me!

I'm gonna take
this punk upstairs.

Get off me, man!
I didn't do anything!

Madacorp is people!

You have a package here
for Mr. Ballantine?

Thank you, Mr. Ballantine.

Damn it, did you have to
practically break my arm?

It had to look convincing.

Why not just taser me?

I considered it.

Don't mess this up.

That's exactly
what I'm gonna do.

[paint can rattles]

You copy, Smith?

Over. Smith.

We got a report
of a disturbance

in the northeast stairwell.

Copy that.

The guard will be detained...

and so will the assistant.

Foss, you're good to go.

781227.

My code name at Zzyzx.

Was I Ballantine's project?

[Lori]
It's a family emergency.

[Man]
Miss, is he expecting you?

No, he's not expecting me.

It's a family emergency.

He's in the middle
of a software test.

Fine. I'll wait.

[Narrating]
I had no idea

what I'd find
on Ballantine's computer,

but once I was there
in front of it,

I had to take advantage
of the opportunity.

781228.

I thought the experiments
at Zzyzx had ended with me.

Well, looks like you two have
your jobs for another day.

- Was that a congratulations?
- I think so.

[chuckling]

Lori, what's wrong?

I need to talk to you
in private.

Well, let's go to my office.

- Excuse me.
- Of course.

Looks like someone's upset
over some contact lenses.

[phone signals, vibrates]

We got a problem.

Did you get the ring?

No. Ballantine has it.
He's headed your way.

Get out now.

Mr. Ballantine,

there appears to have been
a security breach.

Are you Paige?

Where's your mommy?

Away.

What's wrong?

I wanted a lion.

Hmm.

Can I have a crayon?

Who are you?

Just a friend.

What's going on?

Honey, whatever it is,
you can tell me.

Are you having an affair
with Emily?

Why would you think that?

The hotel called,

the one you stayed at
on your business trip.

They said you left your
contact lenses in the room.

I don't wear contacts.

I know. But Emily does.

Oh, honey, the hotel
made a mistake.

I'm just afraid you did.

Lori, nothing happened.

I've seen how you act
when she calls.

You get all happy and excited.

We work together.
She understands what I do.

Does she understand
that you're married?

- Oh!
- Oh!

I'm sorry.

That's okay. No problem.

That guard is Kyle's handler.

Did you get the ring?

No. We got to get out of here.

- Where's Foss?
- He's coming.

There he is.

Ballantine's headed this way.

- Wait.
- What?

- Is he close?
- Yes. We got to go.

Can you stop the doors
from automatically retracting?

I can.

Whoa!

What?

MacGyver reruns.

[Narrating]
The problem seemed complex,

but the math was a simple mix
of algebra and geometry.

The angle of the incidence

equals the angle
of reflection

on the Madacorp logo.

Kyle!

Come on, man.

That gave me
Ballantine's distance.

Distance divided by the time

told me that he'd
reach the elevator in...

2, 1. Do it now.

Lock down the building now.

There's an emergency exit
out in the lobby.

Aah!

Aah!

Are you okay?

Uh, I'm fine.

You're not fine.

Come on. Get up. Come on.

Hang on. Come with me.

- Just leave me.
- No.

They're coming.
Get him out of here.

- What are you gonna do?
- Buy you some time.

We're not leaving you.

Listen to me.

The ring is all you need.

- What?
- Now go.

- Thank you.
- Get out of here!

Aah!

[zap]

Aah!

My stupid ankle.

I have to go back.

You can't.
They'll take the ring,

and all this will have
been for nothing.

But Foss--

He wanted you
to get that ring back.

I hope it's worth it.

Kyle!

Sir, we got this one,
but the others got away.

Take him to room 237.

A kiss for Mommy?

I missed you.

Oh, I missed you more.

Is this me?

No. That's my new friend.

Your new friend?

Yeah. She made me these.

Come on, sweetie, come on.

I was just returning
a CD of Lori's.

Did you have fun, doing
whatever you had to do?

I wish I could have gone
to the concert with you.

It's okay.

I understand.

I just-- I don't understand.

One minute you're thrilled
to spend time with me

and all excited
to go to the concert,

and then you cancel
without telling me why.

You say it's important,

but you won't tell me
why it's important.

I know what's going on.

You do?

I rushed you into this.

Admit it.
Now you're having doubts.

I do have doubts, but--

If that's the way you feel,

there's something I really
need to tell you.

No.

Amanda, I have doubts
about everything in my life...

except how I feel about you.

I just--

♪ I see you ♪

♪ You see me ♪

♪ Differently ♪

♪ I see you ♪

♪ You see me ♪

What is it
you need to tell me?

Not important.

♪ You see me ♪

♪ Differently ♪

♪ You tell me
that you love me ♪

♪ But you never
want to see me again ♪

♪ You tell me
that you love me ♪

- ♪ But you never want... ♪
- Wow.

How bad to do you suck?

Well, you do.

Gonna give me a chance?

At the game?

Aren't you working?

You're just afraid
that I'll smoke you.

Right.
Dream much?

♪ Red letters
on the dashboard ♪

♪ Oh, what a girl ♪

♪ They pursue us ♪

I got the test results.

And?

Let's just say I'm gonna
need all the popsicles.

♪ But it's not for me
to decide ♪

♪ It's a delicate degree ♪

♪ It's a number I can see ♪

Cherry okay?

My favorite.

Want half?

Cool.

- My turn?
- Hit it.

I'm gonna try the-- oops.

Mr. Ballantine?
Your appointment is here.

Send him in.

It's nice to finally
meet you, Mr. Taylor.

Pleasure.

We had a little
security breach.

Someone stole my ring,

but it's being
taken care of.

It had better be.

No need for alarm.
It was just a

heirloom from
my late father.

An heirloom.

That heirloom
is a Latnock ring.

You people and your rings.

Forgive me if I don't
lose any sleep

over a glorified pledge pin.

You really don't
have any idea

how important that ring is.

Do you?

[Kyle narrating]
Adam Baylin's secret
had been locked

inside this box
for 15 years,

almost as long
as I'd been alive.

Would his secrets provide
the answers to my own?

Or simply raise
more questions?

There was only
one way to know for sure.