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Previously on "Manifest"...

Find her.

I don't think we're
supposed to find anyone.

I think I'm having
someone else's calling.

No matter what I do, I'm the
bad guy, and I'm tired of it.

So we're not doing this.

Michaela:
He loves you.

And I love him.
I just hope it'll be enough.

The Major
would like a word.

I knew. It's like
the subway tunnels, Dad.

They're right here.

Saanvi: I think I found
the Major's Holy Grail.

They found that some
of the passengers

are more sensitive
to the callings.

Cal.

If the Major finds out
what he can do...

We got to make sure
she never does.

Cal!

No, no, no, no.

I said no police, damn it.

Whoa, whoa.
Sir, sir.

No, no, no, no.
I-I'm Ben Stone.

Thi-- This is my house,
my family --

Calm down.
Let me see some I.D.

Olive:

He's, uh -- He's small,

and he's been really --
he's been really sick.

I have a photo.

Jackson: These are just
elimination prints.

Grace: Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

Mrs. Stone, does your son
have a history of running away?

No, no.

Uh, well, he did go off
once recently.

Anything going on
at home

that might make him
want to leave?

His father moved out
two weeks ago.

That's Benjamin Stone?
Yes.

Who was with Cal
on Flight 828?

Yes, yes,
but they talk every day.

They see each other
all the time.

Cal didn't go off
to see Ben.

Something
must've happened.

Any sense
of what that might be?

Mrs. Stone,
are you aware of someone

that might want
to harm Cal?

No.

But his father thinks --

Grace. Grace.
Oh, my God.

Jackson:
Mr. Stone.

Yes?

Your ex-wife
was about to --

No, we're --
we're still married.

Your wife was about to share
a theory of yours

about someone who might want
to harm your son.

Well, Cal has been a bit of
a celebrity since we came back,

a lot
of unwanted attention,

but, no,
nothing specific.

Mr. Stone, can you tell me
your whereabouts this evening?

I was with my sister,
Detective Michaela Stone.

No, this has nothing to do
with Ben.

I can assure you.

Michaela,
what are you doing here?

Where is he?

Where is he?!
Who?

Don't mess with me, Autumn.
Where's Cal?

Michaela,
I swear to you,

I have zero idea
what you're talking about!

We know that you're the mole,
Autumn.

We know that you have been
working with the Major,

whoever the hell
that is.

So if you
don't have Cal here,

I'm guessing
the Major does.

You are gonna tell me
exactly where he is.

Michaela,
you have to believe me.

The hell I do.

You have been lying to us
since the moment you got here.

We brought you in, Autumn.
We protected you.

Michaela, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Olive, what's up?

Hey.

The cops.
They think it's Dad.

You need to come.

Yeah,
I'll be right there.

You, too. Come on.

You've got it all wrong.

Police activity
at the Ben Stone residence.

The call was for
a missing child.

You've been monitoring
the chatter?

They've got
an ECT team on site.

They're canvassing
the neighborhood.

They'll focus on
the family first.

Monitor the situation
and report back.

I need
to keep her apprised.

Copy.

Go in closer.

Hey, can you
keep an eye on her?

Yes, ma'am.

We never should've
called the cops.

Who doesn't call the cops
when their child goes missing?

I know.
It sounds...

Bu-But the people
who I think are behind this

are higher up
on the food chain -- way higher.

We-We're playing
into their hands

by having
the cops here.

What does that
even mean?

Hey.

Um, I have Autumn
in the car.

She's denying everything.
Of course she is.

Yeah,
my thoughts exactly.

Who's Autumn?
Is she involved in this?

We think so.

She's a passenger
from 828.

We're all but certain
the Major sent her to spy on us.

The Major?

I-I'm sorry.

She's been secretly
investigating Flight 828,

the passengers,
us.

What does she want
with our son?

Grace, you know
that ever since the flight,

we have been
hearing things,

some of us
seeing things.

And this
is happening to Cal?

In a sense.

But he seems
to be experiencing them

more strongly
than anyone else.

Why wouldn't you
tell me this?

I-I'm sorry.
I...

Ben was trying
to protect you, Grace.

We thought that
they were dangerous to you,

to non-passengers.

When we shared
the details,

it got people killed.

It happened to the friends
of this other passenger.

Harvey Stein.
It almost happened
to Jared.

But it didn't.

So, now we think -- hope --
that it was a...

tragic fluke.

Okay, the era
of you protecting me,

that's over.

If you know something
that will help us find Cal,

I want
to hear about it.

Ben,
I would rather die

than not do
everything in my power

to save our son.

We somehow think
the Major knows about Cal.

Knows what, exactly?

That he draws things.

Yeah.

And sometimes, the things
that he draws,

they've happened already,
but he couldn't have known.

Other times,
they haven't happened yet,

and when they do --

What -- What do you mean
he draws them?

Ben: Look.

This is Thomas.

He was a stowaway
on 828.

Cal knew -- knew his name,
even where he was hiding.

And this is a place
where we found a group
of missing passengers.

And this...

Is that...?

Us.

Right now.

Now what?

Grace: God,
he looks terrified.

Yeah, but just because
he drew it

doesn't necessarily mean
that --

You said yourself all these
other drawings came true.

Why shouldn't we
assume the same of this one?

Wait, wait, wait.
There's more pages, guys.

Is that the Major?

Maybe.
I don't know.

Okay. There's got to be
something else in there.

There's a page missing.

Maybe he took it
with him.

Or someone stole it.

Autumn, sh-she was
at the apartment with Cal.

She...was looking
at his sketches.

So if she's got the page,
I'll get it back.

Wait.

All these --
trees, lake, rocks.

I think
he left us a map.

It looks like upstate,
but where?

Wait.
Go back.

I recognize this.

Last summer,
I was in Tannersville

in the Catskills,
the Town Square.

This flagpole, the statue under
the steeple of the church --

it looked
just like this.
You're positive?

No,
it's a crayon drawing.

I'm not positive,
but it could be.

Then we should
get up there.

I mean,
if you're right,

the other drawings could be
landmarks that'll show up.

What about the 19 cops
in our house?

No, they can't know
any of this.

We have to assume
the Major has eyes and ears

up and down
law enforcement.

We have to
get rid of them.
How?

Let me make a call.

Grace. Ben.

Hey,
Cal's fine.

He's fine.
He's with Steve.

Oh, my God.
Did you talk to him?
Yeah, I just saw him.

He's fast asleep.
Steve had his phone off.

He had no idea
we'd be calling.
Oh, God.

Thank you.
Yeah.

Hey, Chris.

Hey.

I didn't know
you were working this case.

I'm friends
with the family,

so I thought
I'd help out.

False alarm?

Yeah, kid's with
his grandfather.

You know,
the whole family,

they've been a bit edgy
since the plane came back.

I think they just jumped
to the worst-case scenario.

You sure about this?

That picture
was taken today?

Yeah,
10 minutes ago.

Okay, well,
good news, then.

Great news.
Mm.

All right, guys,
wrap it up.

False alarm.

Thanks so much.

I'm so sorry.

I'm just glad
your son is safe.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah,
no biggie.

Just my career.

We have a suspect
in the car.

We think that she knows
where Cal went.

We can take her in
and work that angle.

You want to take a kidnapping
suspect into the precinct

after I just told half the NYPD
there's no missing kid?

She has tons of open warrants
from before 828.

Once we get her in the box,
we can ask her whatever we want.

Uh, no, we're sending
the cops away why?

Because we know more
than they do.

Trust me.

All right,
Grace and I are gonna

start the drive
up to Tannersville.

We'll look for Cal's clues
along the way.

Michaela:
Hey, borrow a car.

Anything registered to you
is gonna tip off the Major

by the time you hit
the first tollbooth.
All right.

What is it?

Uh...

Danny has a truck.

Then let's
go get it.

I'll text him.

I want to help.

You're home base.
Grandpa's on his way.

Lock the door.
Open for him but nobody else.

If either one of you
sees anything or hears anything,

you call us ASAP.

Hey, we're gonna find him,
all right?

This is
gonna be okay.

Lock the door.

So, this is
his other vehicle?

He's outdoorsy.

He has
a lot of gear.

Reporter:
Expect low, frigid temperatures

for the next four days.

An hours-long high-speed chase
throughout the boroughs

ended in tragedy
early this morning.

The driver, the primary suspect
in a brazen double homicide

and theft of an armored car,

plunged the stolen vehicle
into the East River.

Well, at least for once,
it's not about Flight 828.

We should keep it on.
We might hear something helpful.

If there's news,
Michaela will have it first.

I need to think.

When you
supposedly escaped,

why'd you go to Ben,
of all people?

Okay, how about
this one, then?

You and I have not hung out once
since you've shown up.

Then, all of a sudden,
you're knocking on my door

when Cal just so happens
to be there.

And now
Cal is in danger --

I think
because of you.

I also think

that you took a page
out of Cal's sketchbook.

You know,
for a con artist,

your poker face
sucks hard.

I need the page,
Autumn.

You're gonna tell me
where it is.

A boy's life
is on the line.

Even if I knew something,
I could never tell you.

She'd find out.

She would know.

What does she have on you,
Autumn?

It can't just be about a few
old identity-theft warrants.

It's not just
about me.

What does that mean?

Autumn,
who else is it about?

NYPD left
the Stone residence,

but so have
Grace and Ben Stone.

We're tracking
their vehicle,

but it's been stationary
for a while.

They may have
swapped cars.

Get some bodies
in the field.

Generate a list
of potential vehicles --

family members,
colleagues, friends.

That's not all.

Autumn Cox is
in police custody.

It's Jansen.
I need to speak to the Major.

It's urgent.

This is it --
Tannersville.

The statue,
the steeple, the flagpole --

it all matches.

This is incredible.

He drew
every last detail.

Let's park back there,
show his picture around.

Michaela:
How many years ago was that?

Can you spell that last name?

Yeah, and -- and do they have
an address?

Great. Thank you.
You've been a lot of help.

How are you cold?

They just jacked the heat up
in here.

I don't know, but listen.
That was Social Services.

Autumn had a kid,
a daughter.

She's 8 years old,

which means she was a toddler
when the plane disappeared.

Really?

She already lost custody due to
a prison stint back in 2011,

but the woman that she asked me
to track down, Clarissa Ford?

It turns out that
that's the kid's foster mom.

Does she still have
the kid?

No, she was adopted out
four years ago,

but that's who
she's talking about, Jared.

"It's not just about me."
She's talking about her kid.

The -- The Major must've
tracked her down.

That's her leverage.

So Autumn spies on
the passengers,

and in return, the Major
reunites her with her daughter.

That's why
she's so scared.

She doesn't want to do anything
that might jeopardi--

Yeah?

We've tracked down
the kid, too,

so we can make a deal
with Autumn.

Well, we better move fast.

The Feds just voided
her warrants.

What are
you talking about?

Whoever this Major is,
she's pulling strings.

It's only
a matter of time

before we have to
cut Autumn loose.

Excuse me.
Hi.

Hi, there.
Hi. We're looking for our son.

Did you see him?

Excuse me, sir,
his name is Cal.

Excuse, me, sir, hi.
No?

My son is lost.
Did you maybe see -- no?

Sir, have you seen
this little boy?

Please,
I-I-I'm looking for this boy.

His name is Cal.

You have no idea
what it's like,

knowing your child
is this close

and not being able
to see her,

begging this woman --

The Major.

I told her
that Cal was special,

that somehow he knew things
he shouldn't have known.

Cal's sketchbook --
you tore a page out of it,

a picture
of where he was going.

You sold out another child
to get your own.

I didn't
give her the drawing.

I swear to you.

Autumn, you can
make this right still.

I can help you
see your child.

Do you know
where she is?

I know exactly
where she is,

but you have to help us
find Cal first.

I can't
take the risk.

If the Major
finds out,

I don't know
what she'll do.

We're out of time, Mick.
Captain wants to kick her.

You know we cannot keep her
without federal warrants.

Give me
one more minute.

Flight 828 --
it happened for a reason.

I believe
that it brought us together

so that we could help
each other, trust each other.

Autumn,
look at me.

Do you really think
you can trust the Major?

Sweetheart,
why don't you come downstairs?

I made us some soup.

This can't
be happening again.

This is exactly how I felt
the last time.

Hey, come here.

Huh?

Your parents
are on this.

They're not gonna stop
until they find him.

Mm?

And neither am I.

I can feel him,
just like the last time.

I think he's in danger
and he's terrified

and it's like he's trying
to send me, like...

Oh, my God.
What is it?

There's this secret place,
a ledge.

When --
When we were little,

we used to leave messages
for each other.

Grandpa.

Son of a gun.

Cal didn't want Mom and Dad
to know he took off.

Oh, my God.
He wanted me to find this.

Well,
they need to know now.

We need to send this
to your parents.

Grace: I just
can't help but think

that if we'd been living
under the same roof,

then Cal wouldn't be missing
right now.

You're right,

but that doesn't mean you should
start blaming yourself.

Actually, I wasn't,

but it kind of sounds like
you're blaming me.

No, no, no.
I'm agreeing with you.

I'm blaming us.

Do you think that I want
to be separated?

Grace,
you kicked me out.

And you went
with zero objection

because you knew
that you had put your need

to save every other passenger
on that plane

ahead of the needs
of your family.

Grace, everything I've done
has been for you and the kids.

I get that, Ben,
but you went too far.

Where are
the other 190 passengers

sacrificing
their families?

Oh, my God.

Thank you,
Olive.

"I left"?

It's definitely
his writing.

So he wasn't taken?

Could he have traveled here
all by himself?

It's possible.

When he showed up to Red Hook,
he took the subway by himself,

and then he transferred
to a city bus.

It's like
a-an instinct.

He's following something.

You're talking about
the callings.

He could've gone
to the bus station,

bought a ticket.

Ben.

Do you think
they're looking for Cal?

If they are,
it's a good sign.

Means they don't
have him.

At least, not yet.

The Catskills,
really?

The boy was seen at
the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

He boarded
a Greyhound for --

For Tannersville,
New York?

We're looking
for him there.

Well,
something's happened.

A 10-year-old boy
doesn't just leave home

in the middle
of the night.

His parents don't just
lie to the police.

Have we heard
from Autumn Cox?
Not yet,

but she's been released
by the NYPD, per your order.

She's a smart woman.
She'll call.

Keep looking
for the parents,

but our focus
is the boy.

Whatever it takes.

Woman: Director,
we've located the boy.

Grace: I mean,
it looks rustic.

There's a stone fireplace,
a lantern.

So, we're looking for
a cabin in the woods.

We need the drawing
that was torn out of the book,

the exterior.

Grace, behind us.

Are they following us?

Hang on.

How are we
supposed to find Cal?

We're just gonna lead them
right to him.

About time.
Where are you?

I know
where Cal Stone is.

Grace.

Grace: They're leaving.
Where are they going?

Maybe they found him.

No one.
He's not here.

Michaela: Thanks for
throwing them off the scent.

You did
the right thing, Autumn.

I hope so.

Autumn,
you need to be careful.

She could easily be sending
someone after you.

So I -- I guess
I should get going.

Your daughter.

The name and address

of your daughter's
adoptive family.

I know what it's like
to come back

and feel like
you've lost everything,

but bottoming out,
it's a good thing.

The only place you can go now
is up.

Autumn, do you have
something for me?

Cal drew my daughter.

That's why
I ripped it out.

I told no one, but somehow
Cal knew my daughter existed.

He even drew
her crazy red hair.

I'm so sorry...
for everything.

Good luck.

That's it.

That's the key
to finding Cal.

That's Mick.
Hey, Mick.

Hey, did you
get the photo?

Grace:
Oh, thank God.

Yeah, we're looking at it
right now.

I mean,
it's a cabin in the woods.

There's no mailbox,
no street number.

There's got
to be something.

Okay,
focus on the details.

The trees -- maybe they're
visible from the road.

Wait.

What's that in the distance
behind the cabin?

On the top
of the hill?

Yeah, it's a structure
of some kind.

I think
it's a radio tower.
Radio tower.

Ben,
I think we saw one.

Yeah,
we passed it earlier.

Hey, you guys, I'm coming up
there. Wait for me, all right?

If you find the cabin,
do not go in there.

Wait for me,
all right?

Just because
we threw them off the trail

doesn't mean
they won't find him.

We'll call if we can.

Hey, I need you
to stay at the precinct.

What? Why?

Because I might need you
to research something
or coordinate.

I just --
And I think
I should be with you, Mick.

You're looking for a missing
kid. The more cops, the better.

And like you said,
it could be dangerous.

You okay?

Hey, Mick.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Was that a calling?

I'm not sure.

Jared, I need to go up there
on my own.

You've been so helpful,
and I am so grateful.

Trust me.

I can't explain why.
I just do.

I know. I'm sorry.
I need you to stay.

I'm pretty sure
it was around here.

So which way,
right or left?

I don't know.

I'm sorry.
It's okay.

I want to say left,
but if I'm wrong,

then we're gonna waste time
driving through these hills.

Well, let's look at
the drawing again. Maybe...

What?
What is it?

Right or left?

"I left."

What?

It's not an "I."
I-I-It's a map.

Look. Look, look.
Look at this.

That's the corner
behind us,

and now we're facing
this junction.

"Left" means "turn left."

Cal's telling us
how to find him.

Grace:
Oh, my God.

Ben, this is it.

Ben:
Looks deserted.

Stump, truck,
and there's the radio tower.

We're not waiting
for Michaela.

No kidding.
Let's go.

Cal?

Cal.
He's here.

Cal!

Cal.

Cal.
Cal, oh, my God.

Oh, we were
so worried.

Are you okay?

You're alone?

Yeah.

Is there
anyone else here?

Okay.

Sweetie,
how -- how did you get here?

I took a bus
to Tannersville,

got a ride with Max
from the gas station,

then I walked up
from the road.

I don't understand.

Why?
Why did you do this?

This is where
I'm supposed to be.

It's okay.
It's okay.

Cal, sweetie, we're gonna
take you home now, okay?

We're gonna go home.
I can't leave.
He's coming.

Cal.
He's almost here.

Who is?
Who's almost here?

What are you
talking about?

Did you get
a calling, buddy,

that told you
to come here?

Okay.

Ben.

To the back room.
Dad!

No, Dad, wait!

It's him! It's him!
Don't hurt him!

Stay there.

He's freezing cold.

We got to get
these wet clothes off

and get
a fire going.

Cal, see if you can find
a blanket or something.

We got
to keep him warm.

I have a sleeping bag
in my backpack.

You brought all this
from home?

There's bandages, too.

You somehow knew
he would need all of this?

I knew
I had to help.

Well, you did.
You saved his life.

Any idea who he is?

Oh, honey,
look at you.

You're half-asleep already.
Come on.

Come lay down,
sweetie.

All right, hang in there.

We had the parents,
but we lost them.

Our asset gave us
false information.

The Major:
Autumn? Did she?

I'm surprised.

We'll track her down.

Leave her be.

We'll find her
when we need her.

And we don't know why
the boy went upstate?

No, ma'am.
We can widen the search.

We assume
the parents found him.

They'll come back home
before long.

If I've learned anything
running point for 22 years,

there's no need
to chase the enigma

when it lives
right in our backyard.

We bide our time.

Yes, Major.

I do like
the view.

It's spectacular.

Anything that's happening
in this city,

you'll know about it.

So, are you relocating, then,
to New York?

It looks like I'll be spending
some time here, yes.

Hey,
I talked to Olive.

She sends Cal her love
and a punch on the arm.

I don't even know
where to start.

Like,
who is this guy?

O-Okay, sure.

Let's start there.

Your guess
is as good as mine.

He wasn't
on the plane?

No.

Well, how can
you be certain?

There were
over 190 passengers.

Because I know
the name and face

of every single one
of them.

He's not
on the manifest.

He's somehow connected.

Otherwise, Cal wouldn't have
made those drawings

or come
all the way up here.

Connected how?

You have no idea?

Zero.

I don't know
what he wants,

if we can trust him.

The callings are incredibly,
frustratingly vague.

You know,
the best we can do

is guess what they mean,
what they want us to do.

That's not
exactly reassuring.

Yeah,
believe me.

Okay,
so what now?

We watch, listen,

because whatever the reason
Cal came up here,

whoever this guy is...

It's important.

The question is,

are we supposed to help him
or stop him?

I know.
I'm sorry.

This is
what it's been like.

I'm sorry.

You were trying
to take care of us,

all of us,
all this time.

I didn't see it.

I didn't
let you see it.

I just wish
you'd told me, Ben,

everything
from the beginning.

It should never have even been
a question.

Even if
it put you at risk?

Even then.

From now on,
everything.

Everything.

Michaela:
Where's Cal?

Ben:
He's sleeping.

Finally.

I, uh,
took the scenic route

after I saw government SUVs
heading back to the city.

Guess the Major
called off the dogs.

Grace:
He's out of it.

He collapsed
as soon as he arrived.

And no I.D.

We don't know who he is
or why Cal came to meet him.

Is this
what he was wearing?

Yeah.

The visions
that I've been having.

The blizzard?

It's the same jacket.
Ben, it's -- it's him.

You think
we're okay here?

I mean, how long before we're
back in the Major's sights?

I think
we've got some time.

The Major has to regroup,
but we should keep watch.

Ben, we're taking a risk.
We should get him checked.

No, I am not rushing him off
to some hospital.

The calling,
or whatever the hell it is,

has gone
to some pretty extreme lengths

to put us back in a room
with him.

I want to know why.

Why is he
in your visions?

Why is my son
coming all this way?
Okay, calm down.

I'm texting with Saanvi.

He's hypothermic.

We're treating it.
He's gonna pull through.

If he becomes agitated
or unresponsive,

we're to call 911.

So, Cal?

It's just like when
he appeared at the warehouse.

He couldn't
tell us anything.

He just somehow knew
to come here

and apparently bring
all the necessary supplies.

The Major knows about Cal,
about his abilities.

Autumn told her.

You.

You're her.

Michaela?

I was hiking,

and there was --
there was a blizzard.

I fell in some sort of, like,
a -- like, some kind of cave.

I didn't have much.

I was burning
literally everything I had

trying to stay warm.

And I had
this magazine.

And on the final page,

it was like you were giving me
your strength,

willing me to live.

How is it possible
you're here?

Uh...
what's your name?

Zeke.

Okay, Zeke,
so you waited it out,

the blizzard?

I got snowed in,
packed.

I couldn't feel my hands
or my feet, but I just --

I just
kept picturing your face.

And, I mean,
it doesn't make sense.

You were --
You were dead.

But I just kept repeating
over and over,

right out loud --
"Find her."

How did you...?

I had a vision
of you.

I heard you.
I-I saw you.

I don't understand
what's happening.

You were on that plane.
You died.

How can you be here?

We came back.

It was all over the news.
You would've had to...

Zeke, how long
have you been out here?

About two weeks.

I left at the beginning
of December.

What year?
What?

What year
did you leave?

What d--
This year.

Can I see that?

Zeke, what year?

2017.

Guys,
what the hell?

Zeke,
it's 2018.

You went on your hike
one year ago.

That's impossible.

It's been two weeks.