All language subtitles for Extant.S02E09.BDRip.x264-DEMAND

I went to space
on a 13-month solo mission.

I didn't come home alone.

The child, part human, part alien,

was unlike anything
the world had ever seen.

- My other child is a lifelike android.
- Mom?

He has become the prototype

for a new breed
of thinking machines

called Humanichs.

These two extraordinary
new life-forms

now hold the key to Earth's future.

But where does that leave us?

Over 99 percent of all species that
have ever existed have gone extinct.

What if it's our time?

Run!

Shepherd released that virus.

A lot of the hybrids
have been exposed.

My son Ahdu is dying.

There are some you cannot trust.

- Ares.
- And Terra.

- Good night, Rabbit.
- Good night, Mom.

You have obviously done something
to his memories.

I was protecting him.

There are good Humanichs
and there are bad Humanichs.

My upload is going
into all of those Humanichs?

- Lucky them.
- I never installed Lucy's limiters.

- Do you realize what you've done?
- Lucy's one of the bad ones.

Goodbye, Julie.

- What did I do?
- If I turn myself in,

they'll release Kelsey.

- Where is Molly?
- You killed her.

You exposed her to the virus.

You wanted me, Toby. You got me.

God, what have I done to you?

Get her core temp down.

Up the RecMesc for the pain.

I need samples.

Full metabolic panel. I need to run
the viral DNA against the database.

What are we looking for?

I don't know. A woman is dying
of a virus she created.

Maybe we're looking for a cure.

It doesn't look
as if you have much time.

I would steer the conversation quickly
to the matter at hand.

How many hybrids
have survived the virus.

How many there are
around the world.

Yes, Madame Secretary,
I know what we need.

Then go get it.

Sorry about all the poking
and prodding.

You should study me.

Learn from me.

What I could have been.

I need to ask you some questions,
you know,

because you're the only one
who can give me answers.

I gave you an answer.

They're not the enemy.

I can't take that on faith, Molly.

So you steal John's work

to create an army of Humanichs.

Machines to hurt living creatures.

Soldiers to win a war.

You want war.

They want peace.

You're wasting your time, Toby.

The human race is not worth saving.

You don't mean that.

I don't have time
to say things that I don't mean.

You killed John, didn't you?

I swear to you,

I had nothing to do
with John's death.

You're gonna die one day too, Toby.

You should try speaking the truth.

Does the soul good.

I need to know how many survived
and where they went.

You want answers?

Well, first, there's something I want.

So I hear we have a problem.

Lucy. Lucy is the problem.

- Care to elaborate?
- She overheard us

talking about potentially shutting her
down, and she attacked me.

Well, you were talking
about shutting her down.

It's both human and Humanich,
is it not? The will to survive.

All due respect,
I think you're missing the point here.

Lucy tried to kill a human being.

Not only does that go
against Humanichs protocol,

but it raises into question
the safety of any Humanichs

with her operating system.

It also begs the question,

why you were talking about
shutting her down in the first place.

She was showing indications
of a very defiant streak.

We wanted to nip it in the bud.

Madame Secretary, I have two dozen
operational Humanichs all on standby.

I want your authorization
to shut them down

and to suspend activation
for a thousand plus.

Because they all have
Lucy's programming.

Yes.

No virus in the history of the world has
ever been a hundred percent lethal.

Did you know that?

Humanichs are the ultimate solution
to the hybrid question.

Well, what's your solution
to the Humanichs question?

We have promised our allies

Humanichs will be operational
and available immediately.

The hybrid threat cannot be contained
without them.

Now, I'm not a technical person,

but your concerns sound like glitches
that can be fixed.

So I suggest you fix them.

Fast.

Okay.
So now what the hell do we do?

We get those limiters
put back on fast,

download them into those other
Humanichs before they're activated.

- All right.
- We can't screw this up again.

Miss Gelineau,
there's something you need to know.

We have Molly Woods in custody.
She's dying.

What?

Her final wish is to see Ethan.

Dying of what?

We recovered
the hybrid bodies for research.

We're going to conduct some tests.

Ethan.

I'm leaving you this video log

in hopes it helps you fill in the blanks
one day.

You're gonna be looking
for answers.

I know I still am.

I tried to be a good mother.

Wife.

It didn't always come easy.

I don't know why.

My mother died
when I was about your age.

And Grandpa...

Well, you know Grandpa.

Baby girl.

Baby girl.

Daddy?

One and the same.

Got you some cotton candy.

What's happening?

This is a very special day.

You are going to have
the time of your life.

Take the restraints off.

Why? We gonna play chess?

No.

Molly Woods has turned herself in,
in exchange for your release.

Where is she?

We're doing all we can for her.

Doing all you can? You mean like
releasing a virus that's killing her?

Where the hell is she?

In quarantine.

Now, listen, you were there.
You saw them.

What can you tell me?
Because I need something.

Oh, you need something?

I'm not telling you anything
until I see Molly.

Hey, let's play that alien game first,
all right?

- Okay. Can we?
- That's why we're here.

- That's what I said.
- Hey, doc, good to see you.

- I'll be back.
- Okay.

- Come on.
- Let's go.

- Let's try again?
- Okay.

All right. Yeah.

I wish Mommy was here.

Oh, well, uh,
she had to run some errands.

But this is our special day.

- Wait, that's Ethan.
- What's the matter?

Who?

Ethan, wait.

Come on, baby.
We don't have very much time.

Come on.

Come on, baby, let's go.
We're gonna go this way.

I never meant to hurt Lucy.

I don't want to hurt anyone. Ever.

You never will, Ethan.

You're not like the others, like Lucy.

You have humanity.

And the other Humanichs like Lucy,
they don't have this?

I don't think so.

Ethan, when I changed
your memory function,

I was trying to keep you
from the pain of losing your parents.

Ethan, your mo...

Molly is very sick.

What's the matter with her?

Turns out that her body
went through

some pretty unusual changes
after her pregnancy.

What kind of changes?

There are parts of the hybrids
inside of her

that are making her feel
more like them.

Ethan, Molly may not get better.

And the thing she wants the most
is to see you.

I'd like that.

First, there's something
we need to do.

You sure you're okay with this?

I'm sure.

All right.

See you on the other side, bud.

Root core has been accessed.

Are you sure you wish to proceed?

Memory download is commencing.

I put the family in the space station.
They'd be safe.

- Wanna try mine?
- Okay.

Mom, you made me drop

- my ice cream.
- Have this one.

This is how my dad taught me,
and I fell a lot.

- Dad, let go.
- Ethan!

- Did you want to teach me more?
- I told you.

Ethan!

Memory download is complete.

It's done.

Hi, Charlie.

Hi, Julie.

Hi, Rabbit.

I need tissue, blood,
bone marrow panels up now.

I need matches to Molly's results.

Tommy, bring up
the previous viral constructs.

Let's see if we missed anything
there.

Naomi, we're gonna take
the little girl.

See if there's anything different
about her pathology.

I'm hungry-

Anyone else hungry?

Hey.

It's me.

Crazy couple of weeks, huh?

You turned my world upside down
and then you gave it a good shake.

But you know what?
I wouldn't change a second of it.

You opened my eyes, Molly.

You made me see things in myself,

in other people
that I never would've found on my own.

That's what you do.

You make the world see things.

That's your gift.

You are the bravest
and strongest person

that I have ever met in my entire life.

You fight this.

You beat this virus.

Damn it, don't you give up.

People, they need you.

I need you.

I, uh...

I got a bottle of Scotch in my office.

That's my drink of choice.

They call it a game of chance.
There is no chance.

They call it a game of chance.

Here at the carnival,
there is no chance.

Here, everything happens
for a reason.

In your line of work,
there are no coincidences.

- That's right, little lady.
- Now, you leave my daughter alone.

She's not interested
in playing any of your games.

But, baby girl, if we linger,

we're gonna miss the chance
to play Galactic Attack.

Come on.

You never know what kind of
characters you'll meet in the carnival.

I guess that's part of the charm.

Here we are.

Hey, what do you know about that?

That's Mrs. Caber,
the next-door neighbor.

Hi.

Hey, baby, here.

You get busy bringing these aliens
back to Earth, okay?

And don't you wander off.

Gonna pay my respects.

- I don't wanna be alone, Daddy.
- Don't worry, I'll be back.

Please.

Wanna help the Galactic Attack?

Here's the thing about tofu tuna.

It tastes like tofu
that's been stored in dirty socks.

You ever wonder
what real tuna tasted like?

Every time I eat sock tuna.

Why I'm eating genetically engineered
tofu instead of...

What the hell?

Naomi?

I think you're looking for me.

That ain't half bad.

Twenty-five years old.
It's a gift from the president.

Let me ask you something, general.

How is it you make a virus like that
and not an antidote?

We didn't have the luxury of time.

And I didn't know that Molly was...

You care for her quite a bit,
don't you?

I hate playing catch-up.

Aliens.

Intelligent life-forms
from another galaxy.

I've seen some things
since this started

I never thought I'd see.

Seems to me
it's not about what you see,

it's what you do about what you see.

Oh, wow, this the moral high ground
you're about to take again?

Terrorists aren't born,
they are made.

They're made by dropping bioweapons
when you say you have a peace treaty.

Or by wiping out a platoon
of your people

because you may
or may not have a shot

at a single high-value target.

Oh, so now we're talking
a second Kuwait, not about hybrids.

I lost a lot of men.

And walked away from the fight.

It didn't seem like my fight anymore.

Something you learn
when you're the one giving the orders.

Sometimes
there are no good decisions.

It's just the lesser of two evils.

And from my seat,
that's the best thing you can do.

Evil is still evil, general.

Even when it's lesser.

She thinks I killed her husband.

Molly does.

So do I.

He was my friend.

Your friend that just happened
to have an accident

while you were stealing his program
out from underneath him.

Seems awfully coincidental,
don't you think?

Yeah.

And I don't believe in coincidences.

But you do believe
he was murdered.

Yes, I do.

She can't hurt you in there.

It's a Faraday cage.

Faraday cages.

The copper in the walls
and the ceilings

block radio transmission frequencies.

It also blocks hybrids
from emitting electromagnetic pulses.

Yeah, so don't worry.

We're not worried.

I'm gonna go in first. Just for a second,
okay? You'll be all right?

Molly, I don't know
if you can hear me.

But I brought Ethan here.

I just wanted to talk to you first.

A couple things.

Things I wanna say.

Things I want you to understand.

They were gonna shut Ethan down
permanently,

so I took him to save him.

And the reprogramming...

He was just hurting so bad.

I was so wrong.

I was so foolish.

But John loved you, Molly.

He loved you to the very end.

I swear.

The night he died, he was so angry,

and he said I was being naive.

Molly, I think I may have somehow

gotten him killed.

He was right about the Humanichs.

He said I was making a deal
with the devil.

I've made so many wrong choices,
Molly.

But I promise you,

I won't ever do that again.

Where's my daddy? Daddy!

Daddy!

Where's my daddy?

Don't worry about it.
I'm sure he's around here somewhere.

- Hey.
- Daddy?

Wait, come back.

Daddy?

Daddy!

Daddy?

Daddy.

Daddy.

Honey...

I remember now.

You brought me here

so you could have your tryst
with Mrs. Caber.

Baby girl...

How could you?

Wait.

- We do it and we do it now.
- Wait.

- What are you saying, Julie?
- I'm saying I don't care what happens.

I'm not making the wrong decision
again.

Shut the program down, Charlie.

You realize we could go to jail
for this?

Yeah, I do.

Okay, just so we're
on the same page.

I need the security doors opened.

Of course, General Shepherd.

Happy to help.

Terra.

It worked. They thought I was dead.

We tried it Ahdu's way.

Now we do it mine.

All right, here's what I know.

John went to Humanichs.

He got in a fight with Julie,

leaves, she makes a call
to some encrypted number,

and an hour later,
John Woods is dead.

No. Julie Gelineau is not a killer.

Yeah, but whoever she called...

Anna. My colleague.
She didn't have the authority.

No, whoever made that call
came from above.

Every time I sniff around,
the trail goes cold.

Maybe you're not inhaling
deep enough, general.

Don't you think
I wanna know the truth?

You know what? Maybe
it's this presidential Scotch kicking in

but I actually believe you.

Sometimes decisions are made
that leave no fingerprints.

And there are people above me.

Nameless people
who always get what they want.

No matter the cost.

That's right.

Did John have any enemies
outside the GSC?

What?

Oh, well, I'm just thinking out loud.

Yeah, one.

Who?

Nicholas Calderon.
But that was a long time ago.

- Stop that image.
- Pause image.

- Go back.
- Rewind.

- Stop.
- You've got hybrids.

And not the warm, fuzzy kind.

Security, we have a breach.

Damn, another shutdown failure.

Cancel the install.
I mean, the limiters won't reload.

How is that possible?

Evolution.

They've changed. Their decision trees
have grown new branches.

What I'm saying is,
do not take them off standby mode.

And what we're gonna need to do
is begin a physical disassembly.

For real?

Yes, Carole, for very real.

Arms in one box, heads in another?

If we have to. And come on, guys,
we need to do this right now

before they learn
how to turn themselves back on.

Attention. This is a call
for the immediate deployment

of the Humanichs force to the GSC.

Repeat. This is a call
for the immediate deployment

of the Humanichs force to the GSC.

- Molly, it's been over for a while.
- Weird how?

- I swear.
- In my body,

- but bigger.
- It was a mistake.

- It was like I was a bird.
- A mistake?

- A mistake?
- Free to go anywhere.

- Now I'm not.
- What you've been doing.

- I'm an astronaut. It's my job.
- Did I die?

This is not about going to space.

- Uploaded yourself to the cloud.
- Yes, I did. I lied.

- Turns out you...
- You didn't...

- There you are, baby girl.
- Because I'm not human.

You know, sometimes we see things
and we misunderstand.

Yeah.

And you tried to convince me
that I didn't see anything.

You said I could get cotton candy.

I'm sorry.

Sorry about what?

Because you got caught?

You lied to me, Daddy.

You brought me to this carnival
so you could see your mistress.

And you used
your 9-year-old little daughter.

It's not like that. It's complicated.

You were screwing the neighbor.

What's so complicated about that?

Then you should've said something.

Not screw your lab assistant
in our house!

Go ahead. Answer it.

You answer it,
and they tell you about the crash.

And they tell you
that Mommy's dead.

Her car ran off the road
and hit a tree.

All while you were back there

with Mrs. Caber behind the ride.

So go ahead, answer it.

Answer it, you bastard.

I can't find my mom. I'm lost.

Me too.

I'm lost too.

Maybe we can help each other.

There's your mom right there.

No. She's not my mom.

I want my real mom.

Kid's lost, huh?

He's looking for his...

Miss?

Hey.

You all right?

No.

Mom, it's me.

I have to go.

Mom? Please.

Don't go.

No.

Mom. I'm here.

I think my special day is over.

I know who I am.
I know who you are.

Mom, it's me, Ethan.

I'm here.

Please, don't go.

This is Julie.
Leave a message at the beep.

Incoming call.

Incoming call. Incoming call.

This is Tobias Shepherd.

- Uh... Hello, sir.
- This is a code red.

We have hybrids here in the GSC.

Now, we've had casualties already.

Their intent is clear.

If you don't deploy
the Humanichs now,

I have to assume

that the casualty rate here
will be 100 percent.

But Julie and Ethan are there.

Along with about 700 others.

All counting on you.

Take them off standby.

God help us.

Mommy!

- What's wrong with her?
- Medical alert.

Code blue.

- Life functions critical.
- We're under attack.

- I need to take you to a bunker.
- This woman needs a doctor now!

- That's impossible. We're in lockdown.
- Mom. Mom!

- Somebody do something.
- Code blue. Life functions critical.

You don't have to take that ride
right now, baby girl.

I've made up my mind.

What are you doing?

She's trying to decide
whether she's gonna take that ride.

- Why?
- She's given up on us.

- Oh, the easy way, huh?
- Looks like it.

Why bother?

So you both are part of me.

Projections of my thoughts
and feelings, right?

So why don't you tell me
why I shouldn't get on this ride?

Yeah, you're right, baby girl.

People are hopeless.

They make mistakes
that they don't learn from.

And even when we try to help them,
they screw up again.

Is that your idea of helping?

You can give up,
and you have every right to do so.

But here's the thing about this world.

Now, you may decide
that things will never change

and there's nothing you can do
about it.

And you still try your best anyway,
huh?

That's what keeps us
from going under,

is the struggle.

Mistakes are what makes us
human.

All of us.

But forgiveness,
that gives us humanity.

It's time, baby girl.

It's time to forgive me,

forgive John,

and forgive yourself.

I should have been a better wife
and mother.

Yeah, you and everybody else
on the planet.

John cheated on me, Daddy.

I couldn't forgive him,

just like I couldn't forgive you.

Loving doesn't come easy to me.

Can't you see, Daddy?

I've been running from you
and Mrs. Caber my whole life.

Room for one more.

Baby, you can't change the past,
but you can change the future.

You are the future.

With you, the human race evolves.

Without you...

Time's running out here, doll.

Mom.Mom.

Don't go.

Ethan.

Okay, wait.

I wanna go back.

I wanna go back.

Let me go back.

- I wanna go...
- It's too late, lady.

You've made your choice.

Mom, wake up.

Please wake up.

- She's gone.
- No. No.

- We have to go now.
- No, I won't.

Let's go. Let's go. Now.

There's a poetry to it, isn't there?

They make a virus to destroy us.

We release viruses to destroy them.

Hey, we're counting on you.

System overload.

System overload.

System overload.