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Previously on "Manifest"...

Lourdes is on her way.

I'll go -- I'll go get her.

No. No, no, please.

Stay with me.

As you know,

I study shared consciousness,

like the callings

you've all experienced.

She studies

"shared consciousness"

and just happens

to be on the plane?

Coincidences happen.

So do conspiracies.

Man: I think perhaps

you lost your phone?

No, that's not...

...mine.

It is now.

Why does he get to be

in my house with my children?

You are the whole reason

this family is messed up.

I love you.

It's always been you.

No matter what I do, I'm the bad

guy, and I'm tired of it.

I understand.

I-I'll leave.

No, no, no. I'll --

♪♪

[ Exhales sharply ]

Saanvi: I think I found

the Major's Holy Grail.

They found that some

of the passengers

are more sensitive

to the callings.

Cal.

[ Wind whistling ]

No one's blaming you for

what happened to MA 828.

You can't help me.

♪♪

[ Door opens ]

Miss anything?

Oh, about 300 miles

of glassy ocean.

How's the cargo?

Lady in 5-D wants

a hypoallergenic blanket.

Uh, did anybody point out

that she's breathing

recycled air full of skin cells

and flatulence?

You would make

a horrible flight attendant.

I'm a cowboy, Amuta.

Plane's my horse,

and the sky an open desert.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Chuckles ]

[ Thunder booming ]

[ Passengers screaming ]

[ Alarms beeping ]

What the...

Center,

this is MA 828.

We got a bit of

unplanned turbulence up here.

Where the hell did that

come from?

It wasn't on

any of the charts.

It's okay. Every --

[ Passengers shouting ]

Please.

[ Screaming continues ]

[ Beeping continues ]

I've never seen anything

like this.

You?

Never.

[ Alarm beeps ]

[ Engines roaring ]

Get over it. Up!

Up!

[ Alarms beeping ]

No time.

I'm going through it.

You're what?

[ Engines roar ]

Accelerating

airspeed to 300 knots.

Are you sure about this?

Maintaining

a level altitude.

[ All clamoring ]

[ Metallic groaning ]

Here we go.

I didn't have a choice.

The NTSB report tells

another story.

According

to the ground telemetry,

you made a series

of unconventional maneuvers.

You don't understand.

There is

no "conventional maneuver"

when a storm appears

right on top of you.

And this storm was like

nothing I've ever seen.

Daly, people have been going

over every aspect of this flight

with a microscope

for 5 1/2 years,

looking into everything from

the plane's maintenance reports

to the last place each

of the passengers had dinner.

And the only thing

anyone can find

that's out of the ordinary

is the abrupt moves

you made

right before you flew

into that storm

and your plane

disappeared.

I'm the captain.

Those people put their lives

in my hands.

I take that seriously.

I did

what I had to do.

[ Engines roaring ]

[ Alarms beeping ]

[ Passengers screaming ]

[ Beeping continues ]

Cal:

Um, excuse me, mister?

You're the pilot, right?

I sure am.

My dad said sometimes pilots

give kids wings.

You have any wings

I could have?

Sorry, kiddo.

Uh, they just got clipped.

[ Chuckles ]

It's okay.

Thanks for bringing us home.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Engines roaring ]

♪♪

[ Laughs ]

-Best day ever, dad.

-For me, too.

But next time, can we go out

to watch a movie?

The screen at your place

is a little small.

Look, buddy, right now,

we kinda need

to keep a low profile

because some people

are interested in us

because we were on 828,

and they may not be

very nice.

You mean the Major.

How did you know

about that?

I heard you and Auntie Mick

talking about her.

It's fine, Dad.

I know I'm supposed

to stay safe.

There's my Calamander.

I missed you.

Sorry I came in the house.

I wanted to make sure --

Ben, it's -- it's fine.

It's your house, too.

You can come inside.

Mom, Dad got us TV dinners.

It was awesome.

Was it, now?

Salisbury steak --

always a favorite.

I bet.

Do you think you can do it again

tomorrow?

I've got this thing

that's come up at work.

Yeah, sure. Maybe we could try

the turkey dinner.

But Dad can't tomorrow.

He's gonna be busy.

I am?

The man from the plane?

He needs your help.

♪♪

Man from the plane?

Look, I'm sure

we can work something out.

Worst case scenario,

it's Michaela's day off.

Awesome.

Auntie Mick.

There we go.

[ Chuckles ]

Love you, kiddo.

-Olive! Guess what.

I got to have Hungry Man.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Door closes ]

[ Siren chirps, wails ]

[ Police radio chatter ]

Man's voice: [ Whispering ]

Find her.

Find her.

[ Police radio chatter ]

Riojas tells me

you traded shifts.

Yeah, I did.

Mick, why are you

avoiding me?

Come on.

Mick.

This is a good thing.

You know we're meant

to be together.

Jared,

last night was a mistake.

It was cheating.

This is our chance

to make it right.

All right, look. Tell me

what I'm supposed to do here.

I don't know.

I-I'm --

I can't do this.

I can't be the other woman.

You want me

to tell Lourdes?

No, no.

Mick,

I want to be with you.

Look, I know it's messy, okay,

but...

we'll get through it

together.

Lourdes, she's --

She's your wife

and my best friend.

♪♪

Don't you love her?

Of course I do.

So do I.

I'm not doing this to her.

It doesn't matter what happened

to us five years ago.

It matters

what we do now.

[ Sighs ]

I'm sorry.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Israel Nash's "Spiritfalls"

plays ]

♪ I keep seeing

these reflections ♪

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Door opens ]

Really? Again?

You can't just take

one night off?

What, now that we think Cal's

the Major's Holy Grail?

No, I can't.

Plus,

he gave me homework.

Cal?

He told Grace

I couldn't watch him tomorrow

because I was gonna be

too busy

helping a man

from the plane.

I'm trying to figure out

what that means.

So you may be hanging with Cal

tomorrow, if that's cool.

Yeah, sounds fun.

Plus, it'll keep me

out of trouble.

Why?

What's going on?

Just trying to dig myself

out of a gigantic hole

filled with quicksand.

Colorful.

Jared?

Mm.

[ Chuckles ]

Want to talk about it?

No, not really.

Think I just need

to take a break from it.

So, uh, how are you planning

on figuring out

what man from the plane

you're supposed to help?

No idea.

We just have to trust

that any calling Cal has

is pointing me to things

I should know --

need to know.

To what end, Ben?

I mean, you really think

this is gonna help us

figure out 828,

why we're back?

Right now, this is about

keeping Cal safe, day by day.

You're doing that.

Am I?

Cal's biggest threat

is the Major,

and I have zero clue

who she is.

Don't do that.

Don't start spiraling.

You are doing the best

anyone could be expected to do.

My best

might not be enough.

[ Cellphone ringing ]

Captain Daly.

Talk about a man

from the plane.

[ Scoffs ]

-Hey.

-Ben, can we meet?

Sure, what's up?

[ Sighs ] It --

It wasn't my fault.

Everybody blames me for 828,

but it wasn't me,

and I think I can prove it,

but I need your help.

I'll come

and get you tomorrow.

Sure.

♪ And I don't own the clothes

I'm wearing ♪

You know the worst thing

about being the captain

of a plane that disappears

for 5 1/2 years is?

I would say the lost time,

like the rest of us.

No.

It's that everyone blames you

for what happened.

How can they? No one even knows

what went on that night.

Oh, it doesn't matter.

The people that think we flew

to an island

and were

cryogenically frozen,

they think I'm the one

who flew us there.

Bill, you can't take

that stuff seriously.

I mean, hell, even the people

who all think

it's just an alien invasion

think I'm the alien.

Look, this has been hell

for all of us --

my wife, my kids --

so I can only imagine

how difficult

it's been for you,

being the focus

of everything.

I have a son,

electrical engineer,

and I had a wife.

They didn't talk to me much

before we went away.

I was no saint.

But now they don't even want

to see me.

And I don't blame 'em after

what the news media did to me.

For 5 1/2 years, I was the guy

who took a plane full of people

and killed them.

And now I'm the guy

who made them all disappear.

♪ No, I'm not gonna

let them catch me, no ♪

♪ Not gonna let them catch... ♪

[ Engines roaring ]

[ Laughing ] Hey!

Captain Future.

You gonna fly through

the Bermuda Triangle again?

Gonna try.

Be careful in there.

Don't go getting disappeared

on us.

♪♪

What's this?

Every official document

for Flight 828 on record.

Everything from NTSB,

Transportation

and Safety Reports,

to White House briefings.

This is amazing.

No, it's all a lie.

Same as always.

Thanks, Raf.

♪♪

[ Beeps ]

♪♪

Okay, Raf.

Load 'er up.

[ Clears throat ]

Look familiar?

Depends.

What am I looking at?

Well,

according to the NTSB,

the exact flight conditions

from the night we disappeared.

Hmm.

There's only one problem.

[ Thunder rumbles ]

That storm?

Storm? [ Scoffs ]

No, Ben.

I fly through stuff like this

all the time.

This barely qualifies

as weather.

So it's not

how you remember it?

Ben,

you were on that flight.

You know what kind of turbulence

we hit.

And I've been flying simulations

on this data

every day

since we came back,

and I can't find anything like

the storm we flew into on 828.

It certainly felt big.

It was enormous.

And it came out of nowhere.

[ Alarms beeping ]

[ Thunder crashes ]

♪♪

♪♪

This is not that storm.

This is

a government cover-up.

Bill,

I don't understand.

Why would the government

cover up a storm?

'Cause we came back?

No, no, you're missing

the point.

Hit that thing.

Check the date

on that report.

No, the simulator data...

...it's from 2013.

The government didn't start

hiding things

on the day we came back.

It started on the day

we disappeared.

♪♪

Yeah, I know.

Okay.

Thanks, Amuta.

Yep.

Co-pilot completely backs

Daly's story.

Where is the co-pilot

in all this?

Back in Jamaica.

No, thank you.

He says Daly's the only reason

any of us survived that flight.

I don't know, Ben.

How sure are we this

isn't just two men trying

to clear their name?

Of course Daly's trying

to clear his name.

He's the face

of what happened to us,

and he'll never be able

to escape it.

Mick, Cal's the one who told me

I was supposed to help him.

Daly was flying the plane.

If anyone knows what the weather

was like that night, it's him.

But why would they publish

an inaccurate weather report?

How do we know Daly isn't

exaggerating or misremembering?

I don't know.

But I remember

what I felt up there,

and I know you do, too.

Mostly...

I can't get past this.

You read all of this,

didn't you?

It's the minutes from

the Congressional investigation.

On January 4, 2014,

a meteorologist was scheduled

to testify to the panel

about the plane's disappearance.

He never showed

and then abruptly retired

to Massapequa.

-That's interesting.

-It's more than interesting.

This guy was studying

coastal erosion

in the exact area

the plane disappeared.

Whatever happened

that night,

he was in perfect position

to see it.

He's still there

in Massapequa?

Yeah. Daly's coming

to pick me up now.

Ben: Roger Mencin?

No Bibles, no votes,

don't rent out the dock.

You can move on.

No, we're not here

about any of that.

We have a few questions

about 828.

You're the captain.

William Daly.

Dr. Mencin, we're trying

to figure out

what happened

to that plane.

We believe you can help.

What makes you think I know

anything about that flight?

Because there was a storm

that night,

and you had the most

sophisticated instrumentation

in the area.

You know the truth.

Did the NTSB

get it wrong?

What were you gonna tell

Congress?

Please. We flew through

something giant.

It was different.

I can't talk about this.

They made me swear

under oath.

Who is "they"?

♪♪

Please. He's just trying

to clear his name.

The whole world thinks he's

responsible for what happened.

You know he's not.

Okay. We're gonna do some

homework like your mom said,

and then we can get back

to some more awesomeness.

Did you like doing

homework

when you were in school,

Auntie Mick?

No, of course not.

There's only one Stone sibling

that was a big enough nerd

to like homework.

Can I play some Xbox first

to warm up my brain?

Does that normally work

on your dad?

-No.

-Gimme some credit, buddy.

[ Knock on door ]

Sorry. I-I know it's weird

to just show up like this.

I need your help.

What's up, Autumn?

It's kind of hard

to explain.

Can we go for coffee

or something?

Um, I can't leave

the little guy,

but I can put a pot on

in here.

Hey, Cal, you're good

if my friend Autumn comes

and hangs with us

for a little bit?

-You play video games?

-No. After your homework.

Oh, my goodness.

Listen to me.

Come on in.

♪♪

You ever hear

of dark lightning?

It's a high-energy

atmospheric discharge,

and it releases lots

of ionizing radiation.

For years, no one even knew

it existed

because you have to be

very close to detect it.

But you saw it?

I discovered it

on my instruments.

But the DOD, they don't like

what they don't understand,

and the idea

of some magic lightning

taking down an airplane,

well...

Then when they found out

that I was gonna testify,

they suggested

that I take early retirement.

Suggested or threatened?

I figured everyone on the plane

was dead.

My testifying wasn't gonna

bring them back.

But we are back.

And we need your help.

Look, there's nothing

I can do.

They made me, you know,

destroy every copy,

delete every file.

But you didn't,

did you?

No, you find information

that ends your career,

you hold on to it.

Roger, lives were changed

forever because of that flight,

and we had no say

in the matter.

We deserve to know

what really happened.

They've taken my reputation,

my career,

and my family.

All I want is the truth.

[ Sighs ]

You know, when that plane

came back,

I knew it was just

a matter of time

before someone

came looking.

♪♪

Guess

I should have moved.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Keyboard keys clacking ]

Autumn:

I know how it sounds.

And I also know criminals

always say they're innocent,

but I promise.

I went legit.

That's why I was in Jamaica --

to get away.

Yeah,

that's why I went, too.

But when the plane disappeared,

my "friends" did to me

the things

that we'd done to other people.

Stole my identity, pinned years

of theft and fraud on me,

but I didn't do

any of it.

By the time

I came back --

I just want to be free to

embrace this new chance I have.

I'm not sure

what I can do to help.

I can't just make

a warrant disappear.

I don't need you to.

I just need your help

to find the person who did this.

Her name is Clarissa Ford.

If I can find her,

I can prove I'm innocent.

Okay.

Okay,

I'll see what I can do.

♪♪

Captain Daly: Okay, Raf.

One more time.

Raf: Okay, new data entered.

You are good to go.

Captain Daly:

With the actual data...

not the lies

that the government published...

I'll finally be able to prove

it wasn't my fault.

Please let this be it.

[ Thunder crashing ]

♪♪

[ Thunder crashes ]

Finally.

Hello, mama.

Ben: My God.

That came out of nowhere.

What do you think

I've been saying?

I've been over it

100 times.

I made the airspeed

300 knots.

[ Alarms beeping ]

Maintaining

a level altitude.

You flew threw it?

You're damn right

I did.

[ Thunder crashing ]

[ Alarms beeping ]

Here comes the turbulence.

[ Beeping continues ]

♪♪

We flew into the storm.

And then we...

Simulator's voice: Pull up.

Pull up.

Pull up.

System shutdown.

Damn it!

Hit the reset, Raf.

We're going again.

Six times!

How the hell?

We made it through

that storm.

Yeah, but to five years

in the future.

We're missing something.

Bill, the simulator isn't gonna

transport us through time.

I mean, how could it re-create

what we went through?

But at least this proves

you weren't at fault.

No, the only thing

this proves

is that we're on

the right track.

And that dark lightning

may be the source

of what happened to us.

This is huge.

Ben, I lost everything

because of 828.

Until I can prove this was

the cause, this means nothing.

And this storm didn't just

throw us through time.

It also triggered

whatever mind-meld thing

Fiona Clarke's

been going on about.

And how

is that possible?

She studies mind-melds,

and all our minds get melded.

She's the missing link.

Bill, she's one of us.

She seems to be as in the

dark as we are.

No.

I refuse to believe that.

Someone powerful's

behind this cover-up.

The -- T-The plane, the voices,

all of it.

It makes perfect sense

that they'd keep a passenger

who's an expert in this stuff

involved from the start.

I tell you what.

You stay here.

Keep trying.

I'll go talk to Fiona.

Maybe we should go

together.

Look, she may be more open

with me alone,

seeing as how I haven't been

calling her a government plant

to her face

for the last week.

♪♪

[ Cellphone ringing ]

♪♪

Hey, how's Massapequa?

Yeah, no, he's fine.

Uh, Grace is gonna come get him

in an hour.

Mick, Daly was right.

One sec.

Um, hey, buddy,

why don't you teach Autumn

how to play this game?

I'm in.

He was right about what?

Everything.

Grab that blue binder.

I need you to look something up.

Yeah, hold on.

So, who do you want

to be?

Uh, why don't you choose

for me?

Okay. I got it.

What do you need?

[ Doorbell rings ]

-Hey.

-Hey, he is all in one piece.

I promise.

[ Laughs ]

I wasn't worried.

Hey!

Mom, watch this.

Whoa! Awesome!

A lot of blood.

Yeah, you should see him and Ben

get into it.

I can't tell

who the kid is.

[ Laughs ]

I let Dad win sometimes.

Oh, that's my boy.

Thank you so much

for watching him.

He loves spending time

with you.

Not at all.

Ditto.

How you holding up?

Uh...you know.

It's not exactly

what I had pictured for myself

at this point in my life.

Yeah.

You and me both.

I take it things

with Jared

haven't gotten

any less complicated.

No.

You'll get through it.

You're amazing, Mick.

You two will find

your way.

So will you.

Look,

I know Ben is my family,

but you are the best thing

that has ever happened to him.

I'm serious.

I am rooting for you guys --

for both of you.

Thank you.

Rooting for us, too.

He loves you.

I know.

And I love him.

I just hope

it'll be enough.

♪♪

[ Indistinct conversations ]

We shouldn't have

to track you down.

I just turned the phone off

for a bit.

It's never

to be turned off.

We're overdue

for a chat.

♪♪

Dark lightning?

Daly and I tracked down

a meteorologist

who thinks we may have flown

through some,

that it could have affected

our plane.

I don't know.

I'll admit,

it's not impossible,

but [sighs] whatever happened

to us up there,

it doesn't feel

accidental.

Frankly, I believe we took

a step in our evolution.

Daly's convinced himself

otherwise,

and frankly,

he makes a strong case.

Well, I understand Daly wanting

to prove he's not responsible.

I thought it was my fault

when you told me

the government was experimenting

on people using my research.

The truth is,

Daly's no more to blame

for what happened on that flight

than I am.

I don't think that's gonna

bring him much comfort,

seeing as how he thinks

you're behind this whole thing.

Captain Daly is so convinced

of things,

he's grasping at any straw

to try and make his case.

He's lost sight

of the horizon.

Don't you do the same.

♪♪

[ Police radio chatter ]

Jared: Hey.

What are you working on?

I'm just helping out

a friend.

Need help?

No, I'm okay. Thanks.

Are you sure?

No lines

you need crossed,

favors that might bite me

in the ass later on?

Think I gotta do it all

on my own now.

Mick, I'm here for you

if you ever need me.

No matter what.

Jared, we can't --

[ Computer beeps ]

♪♪

-What is it?

-I gotta make a call.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Cellphone rings ]

Hey, what's up?

Your meteorologist,

Roger Mencin -- he's dead.

What? How?

Boating accident.

Just came across our system.

Ben, somebody knows

that you're looking into this.

We gotta warn Daly.

Okay.

I'll meet you there.

Yo, Captain, you in there?

[ Keys jingle ]

What'd he do,

talk someone to death?

We're worried Captain Daly

might be in some danger.

What, from those

religious freaks

that have been

following him around?

Whole thing's

a complete cluster.

Oh. Thank you.

We've got it from here.

Thanks.

♪♪

Daly, you in here?

Wow.

♪♪

I didn't know

it was this bad.

Michaela:

No sign of him.

♪♪

♪♪

Hey, earth to Ben.

Is this what Grace sees

when she looks at me?

Ben,

you're just thorough.

You're trying to protect

your family.

You're trying to protect

all of us.

Daly, this is --

Desperate.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

He's going looking

for dark lightning,

for real,

no simulator.

What do you mean?

Look at this.

Today's weather report,

navigational charts.

There's a storm

off the coast.

He's so desperate to prove

828 wasn't his fault,

he's gonna fly

right into it.

Can he actually do that?

I doubt it,

but it could definitely

get him killed.

[ Doorbell rings ]

Captain.

I'm glad you came.

I just put the kettle on.

We need

to set some things straight.

I was thinking

the same thing.

♪♪

[ Grunting ]

♪♪

♪♪

Hey, kiddo.

How was your day

with Auntie Mick?

Fun.

Yeah?

She say anything

about how your dad's doing?

Eating a lot

of TV dinners?

[ Chuckles ] Dad's okay.

He's out helping people.

Yeah, that's your dad.

I want to be like him.

I want to help people,

too.

♪♪

Ben:

Please, this is urgent.

I was just here

with Captain Daly.

Remember Bermuda Triangle,

the whole thing?

You were here.

Sorry.

You need new authorization

for each visit.

NYPD.

A little out of

your jurisdiction, aren't you?

Harris, is it?

We have reason

to believe William Daly's

about to steal

an airplane.

[ Laughs ]

What, the cargo loaders

put you up to this?

We're dead serious.

Come on!

He's in the simulator,

like he's been every day

for the past three weeks.

It's a little sad,

if you ask me.

Aren't the simulators

over there?

Then what's he doing

over there?

♪♪

Joe.

It's Harris.

We got a problem.

[ Door opening ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ Camera shutter clicking ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Man: All aircraft,

this is ground control.

We have a runaway incursion.

Ordering a full ground stop.

Hey, why are you stopping?

We need to get him!

I need to explain to you

what a full ground stop means?

Can I talk to him

on that?

The emergency frequency

should get you through

to the cockpit radio.

Daly, it's Ben.

Please don't do this.

Sorry, Ben.

I have no choice.

Man: Unidentified aircraft,

please identify yourself.

This is

Captain William Daly

requesting

takeoff clearance

on runway

two-niner left.

That request is denied.

Power down your engines

immediately.

Bill, I know

it's not your fault.

I can help you prove it.

But if you steal that plane,

none of this

is gonna matter.

You don't get it, Ben.

I need to see this

all the way through.

You can't help me

anymore.

But she can.

She's my missing link.

[ Fiona coughs ]

My God.

What have you done?

Help!

He's got Fiona.

I'll call it in.

This is madness.

I had nothing to do

with 828.

We weren't brought back

to be turning on each other.

Let me go!

Unauthorized aircraft,

this is your last warning.

Power down your engines,

or we will notify

the Air National Guard.

♪♪

Bill, stop!

Please, stop!

I'm sorry.

This is the only way

to prove I did nothing wrong.

No.

Let me out!

No, no, no, no, no!

Michaela: No! No!

No!

Daly, don't do this!

[ Engines roaring ]

♪♪

What are you doing?

Where are you taking me?

I know the truth.

I can help you prove it,

but not if you do this.

If you keep going,

the whole world

is gonna think

you were behind Flight 828.

No.

This will make me a hero.

The guy who uncovered

what really happened.

Damn it!

What does he think

he's gonna do?

He thinks

he can fly through time.

Wait.

Can he?

Captain Daly:

This is the only way, Ben.

It's the only way

to give my life some meaning.

Proving this

is all I have left.

I can do it again.

Fiona can show me how.

Captain, I don't know

what happened on that plane

any more than you do.

Bill,

Fiona can't help you.

She's innocent

in all this.

Of course she's part of it.

Who do you think told the Major

about the meteorologist?

What?

I did no such thing.

Did you tell her?

♪♪

[ Engines roaring ]

Daly,

if you don't turn around,

those planes

will shoot you down.

Not if I'm in the future.

Man: Captain Daly,

this is the Air National Guard.

Your flight plan

is unauthorized.

What say we turn

that bird around

and get your feet

on the ground?

Negative.

A.N.G., be advised.

I am not a threat.

I have no intention of harm.

Ben: Bill, please.

If you turn that plane

toward the city,

it's over.

[ Thunder crashes ]

[ Alarms beeping ]

Bill,

you're more than a pilot.

You're a father.

You have a family.

They don't need me.

No, I need you!

You're the only one that

can help me figure this out.

You're the captain.

No.

You're the captain now.

The passengers

are your responsibility.

You're their leader.

[ Beeping continues ]

[ Thunder crashes ]

Per protocol,

climbing

to penetration altitude.

Captain, you think you were

the only one who suffered

because of Flight 828?

My entire life's work

was proven true,

and yet I was kept out

of the loop.

Making airspeed

300 knots.

If I were really behind

all this,

why would I not have included

myself?

I've heard no voices,

experienced

no collective consciousness.

Last chance, Doctor.

Tell me what I gotta do to make

the dark lightning happen?

Daly, damn it!

I already told you.

I don't know!

[ Thunder crashing ]

Then I'll do the same

as before.

Let's see

if lightning strikes twice.

Come on.

Get there.

F-16 Pilot: Command,

this is Viper One-One.

Target is unresponsive.

Heading toward land.

Commander: Viper One-One.

You are cleared to engage.

Bill!

Per protocol,

adjusting flight path

to storm center.

[ Thunder roars ]

I'm not ready to die, Bill.

Please.

Who said anything

about dying?

I'll see you in 2024.

[ Engines roaring ]

[ Thunder rumbles ]

No. No.

F-16 Pilot:

Command, this is Viper One-One.

Threat has been neutralized.

♪♪

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♪♪

[ Chuckles ]

♪♪

Reporter: The search continues

for Captain William Daly

and Professor Fiona Clarke.

Hours after their plane was

reportedly shot from the sky,

the plane's remains

as well as...

Hey, it's me. I have some stuff

I need to drop off for Cal.

I was hoping I could come by

and say good night.

...large numbers,

electric with the hope

that yet another miracle may

have saved the 828 returnees.

One person I spoke with

was adamant that Daly was able

to transport into time, just

like he did with Flight 828.

Another felt the disappearance

was a part of a conspiracy

against the passengers.

Overall, the theories are

as numerous as the mourners,

but there is one truth

that seems to be

making itself clear --

the 828 passengers have

a growing fan base...

[ Scoffs ] 20 feet.

Daly was sitting

just 20 feet from us,

and the whole world blamed him

for what happened.

Lost his family, his son,

and I couldn't help him.

[ TV clicks off ]

Ben, look at me.

This is not your fault.

Daly went off the rails.

He couldn't

let go of things,

even things

that were out of his control.

Look, I know that there is a lot

going on around us right now,

but I am worried that

you are doing the same thing.

He was right

about so many things --

the -- the buried weather

reports, the meteorologist.

I mean, maybe Fiona really

was working for the Major.

Fiona helped save

those passengers.

She --

She took care of them.

How can you honestly question

whose side she was on?

Then how did they find

the meteorologist?

Someone had to tell them.

Maybe I did.

Hey, how's Massapequa?

What?

Autumn was here

when you called.

I-I asked you about Massapequa

in front of her.

What if Autumn

is the mole?

T-The Major, she's looking

for the Holy Grail --

the passenger most affected

by the calling.

Cal.

What if she told them

about his drawings,

about how he helps us?

She was with him all day.

♪♪

Hey, Cal! Your dad's coming over

to say good night.

[ Cellphone vibrates ]

Kiddo, did you hear me?

[ Knock on door ]

Cal?

♪♪

[ Insects chirping,

dog barks in distance ]

♪♪

♪♪

Cal.

Cal! Cal!

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