[dramatic music]
- [Support Tech] Multiple hostiles around the perimeter.
Watch your back.
[suspenseful music]
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[door clicks]
[light dramatic music]
[fire crackling]
[keyboard clicking]
[computer dings]
[zipper buzzes]
[computer dings]
[drawer grinds]
[bag rustles]
[suspenseful music]
[computer beeps]
[dramatic music]
[footsteps tapping]
[dramatic music]
[speaking foreign language]
[muffled talking]
[speaking foreign language]
[light dramatic music]
[man sighs]
[speaking foreign language]
[light dramatic music]
[speaking foreign language] [dramatic music]
[men groaning]
[thudding]
[heavy breathing] [fists thudding]
[banging]
[fists thudding]
[knife squishes] [man groans]
[man screams] [gun bangs]
[high pitched ringing] [alarms ringing]
[speaking foreign language]
[gun popping] [light dramatic music]
[gun banging]
[thudding]
[men groaning]
[suspenseful music] [man groaning]
[guns popping]
Exit is clear.
Meet at extraction point alpha.
[light dramatic music] [birds chirping]
- Our pretend patient of the day here is Kendall.
Welcome.
And Kendall is in desperate need of an IV.
You guys will be doing IVs so many times a day,
I kid you not, you'll start dreaming about it.
So, who wants to give it a try?
- [Woman] I will.
- Okay, last chance.
We leave for Cabo tomorrow.
- I can't.
- Come on, it's spring break. We gotta get outta this cold.
- I have papers I need to catch up on.
- Boring.
Come on, just promise me that you won't stay here
the whole time.
Use that train ticket that your dad got you and go home.
- He's the last person that I wanna see.
- Pivotal.
Isn't it, Scarlett?
- Yes.
Generally between a 14 to 25 gauge depending
on the age and size of the patient.
The 25 gauge is typically for children.
- Moving on.
Embolisms.
This was in the reading, so you should know it.
- Sell the train ticket and go somewhere fun, then.
- I could, but I'm just gonna stay here.
- $11.74.
- [Natasha] Will you just think about it?
[card reader beeps]
- Is there something wrong?
- Yeah, it's saying it's declined.
- Oh, um...
Let's try this one.
[card reader beeps]
- Yeah, no, it's not working.
- Um, okay.
I'm sorry.
- That's, that's not enough money.
- [Man] Would you hurry up?
- Yeah.
- I have some cash.
- Thanks.
- [Costumer Service Rep] Your call is important to us.
Please hold on the line. - It's not a big deal.
- I know I have enough room on my cards.
I'm gonna pay you back if I can ever get off hold here.
- Don't worry about it, seriously.
Or we can just do something fun and call it even.
Dancing. Let's do that.
- [Customer Service Rep] Card services, how may I help you?
- Hi, hi, I'm here.
Oh, good, so it's not...
The cosigner froze the account?
How do I unfreeze it?
He has to do it.
Okay.
Uh, fine, yeah.
All right, thanks.
- Everything okay?
- You know what?
Dancing sounds great.
- Yeah? - Yeah, why not?
- [Natasha] Okay.
[plane whirring] [dramatic music]
- [Woman] Please proceed to the exit where a bus
is waiting for you to take you to your aircraft.
[plane whirring]
- Yeah.
No, definitely. Of course.
No, I promise I'll be there.
Yeah.
Got him. [light dramatic music]
[bag rustling]
[light dramatic music] [birds chirping]
♪ You're so bad
♪ Feeding me lies I can't believe in ♪
♪ Just so you can get the satisfaction ♪
♪ In taking me on your rollercoaster ♪
♪ Now I can see your dark exposure ♪
♪ I'm trying to love
- Come on, just let it go.
- It's just that this a whole new low for him.
- I don't see why though.
- He wants me to come home.
- Just tell him there's no way you're gonna do that.
- Well, that means talking to him.
This. This is his way of forcing me.
- Wow, I thought my dad was crazy.
- Oh, there are degrees.
Mine is beyond.
[Natasha sighs]
- Just forget about it then.
♪ I let you trust me, I've been played before, a fool ♪
- Wait.
♪ I made the choice and I can't a cure ♪
♪ But you're still
♪ Did you pick up like that
♪ Oh, I gave you my arm but
[both laughing] ♪ You only push me down
♪ Right down
♪ What a way right now
♪ Don't wanna lose you
♪ But you're dragging me down - Hey.
I'm Liam.
- Hi.
- This is for you.
- Oh, thanks, I'm good.
- [chuckles] That's a little light, isn't it?
Hey, come on, just give it a try.
I promise you're gonna love it.
It's got an umbrella and everything.
- Hey, you mind if we join you here?
- Oh, not at all, not at all.
This is uh- - Not interested.
[men laughing]
- Feisty.
- So, this is Nick, Kayden, - Hey.
- And Matthew. - Sup?
- Can I have my water back?
- [Liam] Sure.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - Wait.
There's no need to run off.
- I'd like to go.
- [Liam] Please, just sit down.
- You boys have a good night.
[men laughing]
- Come on, just tell us your name.
- Yeah, you all have had too much of something.
Just leave me alone.
[men chuckling] - Hey, hey, hey.
No one should be alone.
Stay. I promise you things are gonna get better.
- I doubt that.
- Hey, come here.
Come here. [Scarlett grunts]
[Matthew laughs]
[bones crunching] [Liam groaning]
[foot thudding] - Hey!
- You stupid psycho.
[feet thudding] [man grunting]
[glass shattering]
[ice rattling]
[fist thudding]
[body thudding]
[light dramatic music] [heavy breathing]
[dramatic music]
[muffled whispering]
[heavy breathing]
[sirens wailing]
[foot tapping]
[light dramatic music]
[Scarlett sighs]
[keys jingling] [door rattling]
[light dramatic music]
[engine rumbling]
- You did good.
Officer said there was four of 'em.
You defended yourself.
- Stop. - What?
Come on, it's not like you killed them, they deserved it.
- That's not what the police report says.
It's their word, four of them, against mine.
- Doesn't matter.
- Yeah, it does.
I used a sleeper hold on one of them.
I could've killed him and it's your fault.
- I mean, what if you didn't know how to defend yourself?
- Dad, stop.
Stop.
I didn't just defend myself, I'm the freak
who leveled four guys without a scratch.
I mean, who does that?
- I mean, you know I'm not mad, right?
- No.
You're proud.
What type of parent are you?
Oh, and you froze my credit cards?
Did you think that was funny?
- You've been ignoring me for months.
- I'm having you removed as a cosigner on my accounts.
- I wanted to see you.
- Now you've seen me.
Take me back to campus now.
- Come on, it's your spring break, you're going home.
- Well, I have studying I need to catch up on.
- Oh, yeah, I'm sure.
Look, we're going home, it's been too long.
- No, not long enough.
[Cal sighs]
[engine rumbling]
- Hey, Scar.
Hey, we're home.
Come on.
[door creaks]
[alarm beeps]
[light music]
- Change the code again?
[Cal sighs]
- [Cal] Hungry?
I'll fix you something to eat.
- No.
- Oh, Scarlett.
- [Scarlett] Goodnight.
[door thuds]
[light music] [birds chirping]
[Cal sighs]
[door clicks]
- Morning!
Hey, you want some cereal?
I could make you something else.
[cereal rustling]
How'd you sleep?
- Fine, I guess.
[Cal sighs]
[Scarlette groans]
- Um, milk's bad.
[Cal groans]
- Sorry, I've been out of town.
Yeah, I can go out later and get some groceries.
- So, how was your trip?
Business good?
[Cal chuckles]
- Reminds me, I got you a little something.
Consider it a late birthday present.
[paper rustling]
- Really?
- What?
Feel it, the weight is amazing.
Blade.
- Sharp. - Yes.
- What am I gonna do with this? I...
What about clothes or gift cards, just something practical?
- No, I mean, it's special.
- To you.
I'm gonna go for a walk.
- Do you want me to come with you?
- No.
[light music] [birds chirping]
[ducks quacking]
[light music]
[light dramatic music]
[phone ringing]
What? - Don't come home,
go to Grandma's house.
- [Scarlett] What's going on?
- Remember what I taught you?
[dramatic music] [gun clicking]
- Dad?
- [Cal] Don't waste time calling anyone.
Go right to Grandma's house, you got it?
- What about you?
[gun clicks]
- Go, Scarlett.
- Dad?
Dad!
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[door squeaks]
[dark suspenseful music]
[door clicks]
[suspenseful music]
[gun popping] [men groaning]
[light dramatic music]
[thudding] [men grunting]
[gun popping]
[dramatic music] [men grunting]
[thudding]
[dramatic music] [men groaning]
[gun popping]
[glass shattering] [men grunting]
[thudding]
[heavy breathing] [light dramatic music]
[fists thudding]
[heavy breathing] [light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
[door clicks] [light dramatic music]
[footsteps tapping]
- Walker, get a hold of her! [dramatic music]
[Scarlett grunts] [thudding]
[bowl shattering] [Walker groans]
[thudding]
[foot thudding]
[light dramatic music]
[heavy breathing]
I got her!
[fence rattling]
[Scarlett grunts]
[dramatic music]
[gravel rustling]
[light dramatic music] [heavy breathing]
- [Walker] Come on, keep up!
[dramatic music]
[Scarlett grunts]
[all panting]
[suspenseful music] [heavy breathing]
Where is she?
- [McDowell] I don't see her.
- [Walker] Come on, this way.
[light dramatic music] [water trickling]
[branch rustling]
[heavy breathing] [light dramatic music]
[clattering]
[keys jingling]
[door clicks]
[brake squeaks]
[engine rumbling]
[muffled talking]
[tires screeching] [dramatic music]
- [Man] She's getting away.
[heavy breathing] [suspenseful music]
[birds chirping]
[engine rumbling]
[Scarlett panting]
[brakes squeaking]
- Okay, okay, okay.
Breathe, breathe.
[heavy breathing]
[light music] [birds chirping]
[engine rumbling]
[brakes squeaking]
[door thuds]
[light dramatic music]
- [Boy] Oh, he means it all right.
The dog- - Dad!
- What's Grandma's address?
- Again?
- Humor me. What is it?
- 19 Boarcrest Road in Cayhill, wherever that is.
- You can look it up.
And what's it for?
- Can I finish the show? - Scarlett.
- If there's ever an emergency you'll tell me to go there.
- That's right, and you'll wait for me
until I get there, right?
- Why do you call it that when I don't
have any grandmothers left?
- It's exactly why I call it that.
We'll be safe there in case we need it.
- [Boy] Better not scare the fish away.
[light dramatic music]
- Hello?
Dad?
[thudding] [light dramatic music]
[rumbling]
[light dramatic music]
[rustling]
[Scarlett sighs]
Come on, Dad.
[crickets chirping] [owl hooting]
[fire crackling]
[suspenseful music]
[keyboard clicking]
[computer dings]
[dramatic music]
[thudding] [Cal groaning]
He's not coming.
[light dramatic music]
[phone beeping]
- [Cal] Come on, keep up!
How are you ever gonna outrun somebody
if you get in trouble?
- [Scarlett] Or I could call the police.
- Hey!
We talked about that.
- You know, you're the only parent who encourages
their daughter not to dial 911.
- Okay, well, if you're hurt or if there's a fire, yes,
call them, but if it's another dangerous situation
just protect yourself and get away.
- Yeah, because you don't like the questions like,
"Hey, Dad, where'd you go last week?"
- You know I can't talk about that.
- Yeah, all I'm allowed to know is you work
for the government and carry a gun.
Fine.
How's Syria this time of year?
- Come on, cut it out.
- What, you can't stop me from watching
the news and guessing.
- Scarlett.
- Okay, I get it. Don't call the police.
Whatever.
- Good sprint!
[dramatic music]
[birds chirping]
[Scarlett sighs]
[light dramatic music]
[bag rustling]
[rumbling]
[plastic rustling]
[light dramatic music] [gun clicks]
[plastic rustling]
[zipper buzzes] [dramatic music]
[keys jingling]
[sirens wailing]
[horns honking]
[Scarlett sighs]
[phone ringing]
Hello?
- [Man] You must be Scarlett.
- Who is this?
- [Man] I'm the man who has your father.
- I wanna talk to him.
- [Man] And I bet he's dying to talk to you, too, Red.
I'd love to reunite the two of you,
so, do me a favor, just sit tight, all right?
We'll come pick you up so you can see your father.
[light dramatic music] [phone beeps]
[Scarlett sighs] [dramatic music]
[engine rumbling]
[doors thudding]
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
- What are you doing? [light music]
[suspenseful music]
- Uh uh, back away.
[Scarlett grunts] [dramatic music]
[fist thudding] [man groans]
[fists thudding]
[Scarlett groans]
[suspenseful music]
[thudding] [Scarlett grunts]
[panting]
[thudding]
[dramatic music]
[thudding]
[heavy breathing] [light dramatic music]
[door squeaking]
[dramatic music] - Stop right there.
[thudding]
[crunching] [Walker grunts]
[metal clangs]
[dramatic music] [thudding]
[suspenseful music]
[both groaning]
[gun popping]
[dramatic music]
[metal clangs] [Scarlett grunts]
[heavy breathing] [light dramatic music]
[man groans]
- Where's my dad?
- Probably dead.
- Why did you take him?
Who are you?
Who do you work for?
[man spits] [Scarlett grunts]
Where's my dad?
- I'll tell you nothing.
[hand slapping]
I'm gonna rip your hair out and make you eat it.
[heavy breathing]
[suspenseful music]
- Last chance.
- Careful, don't hurt yourself with that.
You won't shoot me.
[suspenseful music]
- Don't tempt me.
[thudding]
[light dramatic music]
- That's it.
Hands up, a little more here, okay.
Good. It's a little more comfortable, right?
Okay, good, you remember what we talked about?
Both eyes open at all times, aim, breathe evenly,
time your shot with your breath for better accuracy, right?
- Okay.
- Okay, good.
[gun clicks]
Fire when you're ready.
[gun bangs]
- I had plans, you know.
- Guy with a stud in his tongue?
Who knows where else?
Come on, that is not plans.
- Okay, well this?
This is probably going to get me in trouble
just like everything else.
- Okay, but not if you know what you're doing.
Come on, this is quality bonding time.
- Okay, well we do this a lot more than
I get to go out and do normal things.
- Okay, well this, this here.
[gun bangs] [metal clinks]
Makes me cool dad of the year, no?
- You're way out of touch with what I think is cool.
- Ah, this is great.
The grouping's fantastic.
If you keep this up-
- I don't wanna keep it up,
or keep coming here and being someone I'm not.
- Why, stop it, Scarlett.
[Scarlett sighs]
- Keys, Dad.
- Hey, I know this is unusual for you.
- You think because I can shoot at a pinned up target
I can, what, shoot a person?
Why would I even want to shoot someone?
- You don't know what you might have to do someday.
- Why do you want this for me?
- [Cal] To keep you safe.
[Scarlett sighs]
- Gee, at least I'm not locked up in the house,
get to see sunlight.
Awesome. - Okay, cut it out, Scarlett.
This is not easy for me.
- What isn't?
- Raising you.
Being a father, being away, worrying about you.
Look, I wish your mother was still here, okay?
But you are stuck with me.
- No, you worry about me but you're gone on and off
3/4 of the year, so...
If you're so worried about me why don't you just remarry
or get a girlfriend to check in on me?
- It is too late for that.
- It's too late for a lotta things.
- Look, I don't trust anyone.
Okay, not like that.
And I'm not gonna risk bringing someone into our lives.
- I thought you were a decent judge of character.
Why don't you just quit your job?
I mean, wouldn't that be better for both of us?
No more secrets, no more me not knowing what you're doing
and you worrying about me.
- I'm good at what I do.
Someone's gotta do it.
- So let someone else do it.
- Well, no matter what I do I'm not gonna
stop worrying about you.
I'll drive. Get in the car.
[dramatic whooshing]
[light dramatic music]
- [McDowell] Get up.
[man groans]
- Where's Walker?
[man sighs]
Sweet.
[phone beeps]
[phone ringing]
- [Man] The girl?
- She got away.
- [Man] Interesting.
- Walker's dead.
- [Man] You underestimated her.
Get back here, I have another option.
- Okay.
[man sighs]
- Help me with the body.
[suspenseful music]
[engine rumbling]
[light dramatic music]
[engine rumbling]
[light dramatic music]
- [Cal] How do you tell when someone's following you?
- What?
- How do you tell?
- Dad, not now.
- Come on, you check your mirrors.
If you see the same car they're gonna turn when you turn.
- We are just going out to dinner.
- And they'll try and match your speed.
- I'm a little old for a driving lesson, okay?
- This is important.
- That's what you always say.
- Come on, what if you have a stalker boyfriend.
How you gonna tell if he follows you?
- Should've just ordered pizza.
[dramatic music]
[light dramatic music]
Follow too closely and you'll be seen.
[engine rumbling] [light dramatic music]
Just because he speeds up, doesn't mean I have to.
If he speeds up suddenly, he spotted me.
[engine rumbling]
[light dramatic music]
[doors thudding]
[suspenseful music]
[zipper buzzes]
[suspenseful music]
[door squeaks]
[man groaning]
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[man grunts]
[ground rustling]
[suspenseful music]
[Scarlett gasps]
[dramatic music] [man groans]
[static buzzes]
[body thuds]
- Sanches, is that you?
Sanches?
Dawson?
- [Man] Garza, go check that out.
[suspenseful music]
[light dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[Scarlett grunts] [metal clangs]
[fists thudding] [dramatic music]
[McDowell groans]
[Scarlett panting]
[man groaning] [fist thudding]
[heavy breathing] [suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
- [Oloski] You'll tell me one way or another.
Where did he put it?
- [Man] I don't... I don't know.
Please, I told you everything I know.
- [Oloski] It's just not good enough.
Let's see if you can remember anything else.
- [Man] No, no, no, come on.
- [Oloski] Where's the vial?
- I don't know. - The cetus virus.
- [Man] I don't know.
I don't know.
- [Oloski] Serious question.
- [Man] What?
- [Oloski] How well can you tolerate pain?
[man screaming]
- Stop! [dramatic music]
Put the gun down.
Put it down, both of you.
You, too.
Back up.
Back up!
- Are you lost?
- Dad?
[dramatic music] [man panting]
Is that your dad?
[light dramatic music]
- Let him go.
- Yeah, yeah do that.
- No. [gun bangs]
[Oloski groans] [dramatic music]
- Don't move.
Don't move.
- Who are you?
- Where's my dad? - What?
- Cal, his name is Cal.
- Hey, look out. [gun banging]
- Move! [dramatic music]
Go! - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- This way!
[dramatic music]
[gun banging]
[heavy breathing]
- Now what?
- I'm still figuring it out.
- What do you mean figuring it out?
What kind of rescue is this?
- I wasn't planning on rescuing you.
[gun banging] [dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
- They're still on the property.
Find 'em.
- Here, here, passenger side.
[door thudding] [engine rumbling]
[heavy breathing]
- Hey, thanks for the uh-
- Yeah.
- You know, the saving me and stuff.
I'm Sean, by the way.
- Scarlett.
- Hey, Scarlett.
Hey, is Cal your dad?
- Have you seen him?
- No, no, he's just, no, nuh uh.
I think they have him in maybe another place
or something. - Where?
- I don't know.
- You must! - No.
No, I don't know where he's at, I haven't heard anything.
Sorry.
Yeah, I just...
I think the bleeding's slowing down, but it stings.
- You okay?
- I don't know.
Yeah, I'm sure I'll be fine.
[light dramatic music]
[Sean groans]
Nice.
[bag rustling]
- Here.
Start with this.
- Thanks.
- How do you know my dad?
- I got him some information.
- [Scarlett] How?
- Some illegal ways that may or may not
have involved code on the internet.
You know what he does, right?
- Yeah, I have an idea.
- Well, I got him some information about
a biological weapon that was being sold as a virus.
Something those guys called this weird name
like Cetus or something.
Anyway, Cal went after it.
- So what are you, an informant?
[Sean chuckles]
- Something like that.
- And those guys?
- Guessing arms dealers.
- And how did they get to you?
- I don't know.
One moment I'm chilling drinking a coffee
and the next they grabbed me and...
You're the last person I expected to show up, though.
You know?
- Who were you expecting?
[Sean groans]
- I don't know, maybe some of Cal's associates
or another agent or something.
Actually, I wasn't expecting them to take him down.
- What do you mean?
- I mean, I don't mean down, I mean find him.
I didn't know, I passed on some information
that must've been enough to track.
- You told them about my dad?
- I didn't have a choice. - That was you?
- I didn't have a choice!
- They came after us because of you!
- I'm sorry, I...
I'm not all trained in this sort of thing.
I'm a little in over my head here.
- You're gonna help me get him back.
- Ow, oh!
Come on. - You owe him.
- I owe him?
He got me into this.
- I thought you were the one who told him about it.
Besides, you betrayed him, you put him in danger.
And me, too!
Now you're gonna help me get him back.
- I hate to break it to you,
but this intimidation thing you do is much better
for your dad than it is for you.
You're holding a 50 cent bandage over my head.
Very convincing, I've changed my mind!
[Sean sighs]
- Here, let me... let me see.
All right.
It's not that deep.
- [Sean] It's not?
- No.
All right, just apply pressure.
Yep, right there.
- Okay, thanks.
[light dramatic music]
- Did you see him at all?
- No.
He's tough, though, he'll survive, you know?
- I'm the only one looking for him.
[light dramatic music] [birds chirping]
Train station is up ahead.
- Yeah, it's good, you can just drop me off right there.
[engine rumbling]
[brakes squeaking]
- Here.
This might not draw as much attention as...
- [chuckles] Yeah, thanks.
- Yep.
- You know, you should run.
I would, I am.
- That's your choice.
- Yeah, okay.
You know, maybe this virus thing these guys
are looking for is the thing that Cal has.
Maybe it's your ticket outta here, you know?
You find it and trade it for him and...
- Unless it's labeled deadly virus I don't know
what I'm looking for.
Besides, if it's that big of a deal-
[sirens wailing]
[Scarlett sighs]
- How are you gonna find Cal?
- I'll figure it out.
- Look, if I had any information I would totally help-
- It's fine.
It's fine, I get it.
- I mean, I owe you one, you know, for everything.
- Don't worry about it.
- [sighs] Okay.
[light music]
[door thuds]
[Sean sighs]
[head thudding]
I must be crazy.
[light music] [birds chirping]
[door squeaking]
[bag rustling]
Safe house, nice.
- Something like that.
- He has got everything.
Whoa, are those grenades?
Hey, has he been here recently?
- I don't know.
- Well, maybe it's here, did you check?
- Wouldn't he of handed it off to somebody else?
- [Sean] Well, it depends. Let's look around.
- It's a biological weapon,
I have no idea where he'd store it.
- Well, those guys were asking a lot about Cal,
how well I knew him.
They talked like he knew where it was.
For some reason they think he still has it somewhere.
- Well, it doesn't do me any good if I can't find it.
- Well, I can help you look.
I mean, it's cool. We can find it together.
- Okay. - All right.
[light music] [fire sizzling]
Your dad's got issues.
[book thuds] Ooh.
I am willing to open this up just to see
if Cal stashed anything inside.
- We don't have time for that.
- Yeah, we do.
I need food. I haven't eaten for like two days.
Here.
- My dad is missing and-
- Eat.
So, you work for your dad?
- No.
- You just know how to handle yourself
in case a date gets handsy or something?
- My weekends were different than most growing up.
[dramatic whooshing]
[fists thudding] [Scarlett grunting]
- [Cal] Tired?
- No.
- You're lagging.
Excellent, that's it.
Come on. [fists thudding]
[Scarlett grunting] Come on.
Good, good, keep it up. That's it!
Come on, one more of them.
- Take it back, I am tired.
[Scarlett sighs]
- Come on, five more minutes.
Come on.
- [sighs] Okay.
- What's on your mind, huh?
- Nothing. - Humor me.
[fist thudding]
What is it?
[fist thudding] [Scarlett grunting]
- Have you ever killed someone?
- I can't talk about that.
- It figures.
[fist thudding]
- Why do you wanna know?
- I think I should, don't you?
I mean, what are you always training me for?
- Not to kill.
- Really?
[Cal sighs]
- When it comes down to it, of course I want it
to be the other guy, but this is for your protection.
- Right.
- [Cal] Good, good.
- You haven't answered my question.
- Well. [fists thudding]
[light dramatic music] [Scarlett grunting]
Control, control.
Hey, hey, hey. Calm down!
[heavy breathing]
Yes.
[light music]
- How many?
- I won't tell you that.
- Doesn't it bother you?
- Not as much as it should.
[dramatic whooshing]
- Your dad never told me about you.
- I didn't think you two were close.
Besides, isn't everything super secret all the time?
- So it's just the two of you?
- My mom died when I was eight.
- [Sean] From his job?
- What? No.
She got sick.
- So he raised you.
- If you call it that.
What about you?
- What about me?
- Well, I know nothing about you.
Other than you've worked with my dad.
- Well, I grew up under less than ideal circumstances.
Had a few run ins with the law
'cause of my computer skills, but I turned out okay.
Pretty good at gettin' outta scrapes.
[chuckles] Well, I mean, everybody's
got their off day, right?
I'm more of a information middleman.
It's how I met your dad.
I thought it would be a safer gig.
[light dramatic music] [birds chirping]
[rustling]
Whatcha doin'?
- I'm making a deal.
I'm telling them we'll get them what they want.
My dad for the vial.
[phone clicking]
Or I'm going to the police.
[phone dings]
- What's it say?
- You have until tomorrow night
or we're dropping off his body for the cops.
[light dramatic music]
[engine rumbling]
- Were you expecting somebody?
[suspenseful music]
- That car, it was outside the house.
- It's them, it's gotta be.
[dramatic music]
[thudding] [heavy breathing]
Finger off the trigger.
- Right.
- Don't point it at my face! - I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Oh, god.
What do we do, what do we do, what do we do?
- Shut up!
[dramatic music]
[door clicks]
[suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
- Freeze, don't move! [gun clicks]
Right there behind the couch.
- I see 'em!
- Drop the gun, put your hands where I can see 'em.
- What do we do?
- [Man] Let me see your hands!
- Put it down. - Show me your hands!
- Come on! - Put the gun down!
I'm not gonna tell you again. Put it down!
- Okay, okay, okay. [suspenseful music]
[Scarlett panting]
[dramatic music]
- Get down. [guns banging]
- Take cover, now, now! [dramatic music]
- Come on, out the back! [guns banging]
Don't stop, keep moving.
Get down, get down.
[gun banging]
- Shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot.
[gun banging] [gas hissing]
[Sean groans]
- Oh shi- [booming]
[fire crackling] [light dramatic music]
[fire sizzling]
[heavy breathing]
- You okay? You all right?
- I don't know.
- Oh jeez, you're hurt.
Hold on.
Here, here, put this on.
Yeah. - Who were they?
- Those are the guys who got your dad.
- How did they find us?
I mean, I told them I'd get them what they want
and then, and then they attacked.
Does... does that mean they killed my dad?
- No, no, no, don't think that.
[heavy breathing]
- Those men.
Those men are dead. [somber music]
- [Sean] Yeah.
- Pull over.
Pull over. - Okay, okay, hold on.
[engine rumbling]
[Scarlett pukes]
[somber music]
- I got you, I got you.
You okay?
- Okay. - Oh.
Listen, listen, listen, listen.
[Scarlett cries] You did exactly
what you were supposed to do.
Those guys were gonna kill us.
- I know. - Yeah.
You know what else?
You did what Cal would want you to do.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
You know what?
He saved my life actually one time.
- He did?
- Yeah.
Yeah.
I was in Dublin and I was supposed to meet these guys
who ended up not being who I thought they were gonna be.
I figured that out a little too late.
And I got away, but I got shot.
So, there I am, I'm on the run.
I literally have no idea what I'm doing, so I call Cal.
I didn't expect him to pick up or to do anything
but I was running out of options, right?
But I remember one time he told me, he said,
"I owe you one."
So that was me hoping he'd come through.
And he did.
- What happened?
- So, he tracked me down and I'm literally
on the stone floor of this old chapel, right?
And I'm looking up at the barrel of a gun
and I'm thinking to myself, "All right, this is it."
And then Cal shows up and he saves me.
And he said it was by luck that he was in London
and he was close enough he could, you know,
get to me before they [grunts], right?
He didn't have to show up, but he did.
He patched up and he told me I was an idiot
and then he got me outta there.
- Yeah.
My dad had a lot of last minute trips growing up
and it was never a good time and I never got a say
in his staying or going.
I hated it.
But, uh...
I'm glad he was there.
- So you guys weren't close?
- Not lately.
- What changed?
- It just got to be too much.
[dramatic whooshing]
- Look, I got you into a great program!
- Don't act like you're doing me a favor!
You stuck me in a subpar community college
that was close to you.
- It's a little tricky right now, okay?
I don't want you halfway across the country!
- But that's your life, not mine!
Do you know how hard I worked to get into
the nursing track at school?
The studying and the midnight cramming in a cadaver lab
just so you could screw it up with your job!
- It's for your own good.
- Sure, Dad.
Then why not let me stay at the university
that has a great reputation that I worked
very hard to get into?
- Because somebody might...
It's complicated, okay?
It's just better to keep a low profile right now.
- Great.
So, you transferred me without asking
and I don't even get to know the reason why
other than it's for my own good.
[Cal sighs]
- Will you go?
- I'll go.
But I'm done after this.
I'm not coming back.
[Cal grunts]
- Scar... [sighs]
[dramatic whooshing]
- What if they're watching?
- What?
Well, you told them you're looking for it though, right?
- Then they attacked us.
- That's a good point.
But they still might have your dad.
- I just hope it's here.
This is the only other place I know where to look.
- [Sean] Yeah, well.
- Thanks.
I mean it, thank you.
- Oh, yeah, no, no, it's cool.
I'm glad I'm here.
Hey, we'll be careful.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
[door squeaking] [light dramatic music]
[door thuds]
- I'll check in here.
- Yeah, I'll check down here.
[glass crunches]
[suspenseful music]
[Sean sighs]
[blankets rustling]
Anything?
- Nothing yet.
[paper rustling]
My dad brought me back a gift.
- [Sean] Oh yeah?
What was it?
- A knife.
- Your dad got you a knife?
- Yeah, he thought it was special.
What if it was?
- Where is it?
- I don't know, I mean, it was here
before they attacked, but...
Maybe they have it.
- No, if they have it they wouldn't
come looking for it, right?
- I'm gonna look in my room.
[light dramatic music]
- [Sean] Anything?
- Still looking.
[suspenseful music]
- [Sean] Haven't found anything here.
[dramatic music]
You okay?
[dramatic music]
[glass clinking]
Come on, Red, have you found it?
[dramatic music]
- [Man] I'm the man who has your father.
- I wanna talk to him.
- [Man] And I bet he's dying to talk to you, too, Red.
[dramatic music]
- No!
Not yet!
Try, uh...
Try looking in the drawers in the kitchen.
[light dramatic music]
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what are you doing?
- Don't move.
- Wait, did I miss something?
- You're him.
- Who?
- On the phone.
You have my dad.
- Scarlett, put the gun down.
Put it down.
All right, now think this through.
Think, think, think.
[dramatic music] [Scarlett grunts]
Come on, this is not how I wanted this to end.
- Where's my dad?
- He's alive.
Where is the knife?
- Get off me!
- You need to calm down.
Where's the knife?
- I trusted you. [somber music]
- That was the idea.
- Why?
Why pretend?
- Well, because your father wouldn't cooperate
and I have buyers, so I needed you to find the virus for me.
- Is he alive?
- Technically.
[glass shattering] [dramatic music]
[Sean groans]
[heavy breathing]
[engine rumbling]
God!
[engine rumbling]
[Scarlett panting]
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
- Did you get it?
[suspenseful music]
[thudding]
[Sean yells]
[thudding] [Cal groans]
[heavy breathing] [thudding]
- [Sean] Jeez!
[heavy breathing]
[light dramatic music]
[muffled talking]
[muffled upbeat music]
♪ I could ever want
♪ Next to me
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music] [glass clinks]
♪ Bad lies
♪ Get me high
♪ So get me
[phone ringing]
- Scarlett.
You must miss me.
- I'll trade.
- [Sean] Oh, good.
I thought there'd be some hard feelings between us.
- I want my dad back unharmed.
- [Sean] Come get him.
You don't have any other choice, we both know it.
- I wanna talk to him.
- [Sean] Nope.
- How do I know he's okay?
- Well, ask me a question and I'll get the answer for you.
- What type of dress did he buy me when I was eight?
- What type of dress did you buy her when she was eight?
He never bought you a dress.
- You try and pull anything, I swear I'll put all
my weight into making you pay.
- What? With all 90 pounds of you?
Come on, enough with the threats, Red.
- Don't call me that.
- Oh, okay, that's right, that's...
That's how you figured me out, wasn't it?
- Where do I go?
- Hey, uh, were you in Lehrman's class today?
- No, I wasn't.
- I'm lost on this lab assignment.
- Sorry.
Good luck.
- Looks like I got a date.
Let me ask you something.
Did you know the whole time where the virus was
or was it just luck that you got it before I could steal it?
That was cold, man.
Planting it on your daughter, something so dangerous.
Wow.
Oh, wait, oh, you didn't know.
[laughs] Oh, you didn't know?
Yeah, the virus was in the knife you gave your daughter.
How she figured it out, she's a smart kid.
Beautiful, too.
Let me ask you something.
When she gets here, would you rather that I kill her
or that I keep her?
[dramatic music] [chair rattles]
[heavy breathing]
[suspenseful music]
[bag rustling]
[engine rumbling]
[brakes screeching]
[door thuds]
[light dramatic music]
[door thuds]
[bag rustling]
[gun clicks]
[suspenseful music]
[door thuds] [light dramatic music]
[bag rustling] [suspenseful music]
[zipper buzzes]
[button beeping]
[grenade beeping]
[suspenseful music]
[light dramatic music]
[zipper buzzes]
[grenade beeps]
[engine rumbling]
- She's here. - Go.
[engine rumbling]
[suspenseful music]
- Oh, hands up.
[light dramatic music]
- Bag is in the back.
[Scarlett grunts] [heavy breathing]
- No needles this time?
[doors thudding]
[suspenseful music]
- Where's my dad?
- Scarlett. [light dramatic music]
- Dad.
- You shouldn't of come here.
- Red.
- Let him go. - Where is it?
- It's in the bag.
[bag rustling]
[zipper buzzes]
In the handle.
[glass clinks] [dramatic music]
- Good.
So, have you figured out who those men
at the cabin were yet?
Hey, don't tell me you haven't thought about it.
[suspenseful music]
'Cause they weren't mine.
- What?
- Yeah, no, I figured maybe they were your dad's
colleagues or maybe a handler.
[light dramatic music]
[paper rustling]
- Don't listen to him.
- But you...
- I was what?
Good to you?
I was, right?
We shared some tender moments.
I can't help if you're that gullible.
- Come on, leave her alone.
- You have it now, so I'm taking my dad and we're leaving.
- Oh, oh, oh. [gun clicking]
No, I know you are not stupid enough
to think that's gonna happen.
- Don't.
- Don't what? You have no leverage.
[suspenseful music]
[grenade beeping]
[booming]
What was that?
Go, go, go, go!
- [Man] We're on it.
We need to act now fast.
- [Sean] Where'd that come from?
- [Man] I think the north side.
[grenade beeps]
- Bomb! [booming]
[thudding] [dramatic music]
[Scarlett grunts]
[heavy breathing]
- That was you?
Cute.
- You could let her go.
- Shut up!
[suspenseful music]
Tie 'em up in the other room!
[light dramatic music]
[heavy breathing]
- You shouldn't of come here.
- And where else was I supposed to go?
How long was I supposed to hide while you were missing?
- I'm sorry.
- You're hurt.
- Oh, don't worry about that.
The virus, we can't let him walk outta here with it.
- I know that.
- Okay, well, whoever he sells it to is gonna use it.
- It's not the cetus virus.
- Okay, well, whatever it is I can't
let him walk- - It's not a virus at all.
[light dramatic music] [phone ringing]
- [Girl] Hello?
[liquid trickling]
[light music]
- Nice job.
- Oh, he'll figure it out.
- [Cal] Okay, then we'd better hurry.
Where's the real one?
- Somewhere safe for now.
We probably don't have much time.
- What are you doing? [both grunting]
- I have a razor blade.
You had one in a book at the cabin,
that's what gave me the idea.
[muffled talking]
They're right outside the door.
[light dramatic music] [muffled talking]
[knob rattling]
It's locked.
[light dramatic music]
- [Cal] Scarlett.
[Scarlett grunts]
Gonna hear you.
Scarlett.
- [Scarlett] We gotta get out of here.
- Cut me loose, we'll figure something out.
[Scarlett panting]
[light music]
Come on.
[footsteps tapping]
- Hurry up, hurry up.
[phone buzzing]
Yeah?
Yes, I have it.
I'm still waiting for the first half of the transfer.
No, I will meet you when I get confirmation.
Fine. [phone beeps]
- Those men who died at the cabin,
what Sean said about them.
- Don't listen to him.
- But he wasn't lying, was he?
[Cal sighs]
You knew them.
And I killed them.
- You didn't know what was really going on.
[somber music]
- [cries] I'm sorry.
- Hey, it's not your fault.
- Who were they? - Don't.
I'm the one responsible here, okay?
- Stop trying to make me feel better.
- Look, I'm not.
Look, this job, it screwed up your life enough as it is.
- I never should've said that.
- Why not? It's true.
I used to think I protected us enough and...
I should've never put you at risk.
[dramatic music] [fists thudding]
[men groaning]
[both groaning]
[thudding] [dramatic music]
[heavy breathing]
[ground rustling]
[suspenseful music]
[phone beeping]
I need an extract.
No, not me.
My daughter.
[dramatic music]
[microscope clicking]
- [Sean] What?
- It's not biological.
- What?
- I think...
I think I'm looking at sugar water.
- Get ready, here they come.
[light dramatic music] [door squeaks]
[dramatic music] [fists thudding]
- Come on, Dad, let's go! - Look out!
[thudding]
Scarlett, get the gun!
[dramatic music]
[thudding]
[both groaning]
Scarlett!
[thuds] [man groaning]
- Let him go!
I said let him go.
[suspenseful music]
[man laughs]
- Move.
Move it, get over there.
- No, no!
- The real vial is here somewhere.
Where is it?
- You have it.
You have it, just let me and my dad go.
- You know, it's funny.
You keep bargaining for him and two days ago
you would have me pull the trigger
to get him out of your life once and for all.
- That's not true.
- Oh, that's cute.
You made peace with him then? Good!
[gun bangs] [Cal groans]
[high pitched ringing]
Stop playing games!
There's no safe place to stash it,
so you woulda kept it close just in case.
[suspenseful music]
[gun clicks]
You have five seconds to tell me where it is,
Red, or he dies.
- Don't.
- One.
- Don't do this.
- Two.
- The moment you tell him we're both dead.
- Three. - Sean, please.
- Four! - Stop!
It's outside.
In the car, I...
I hid it inside the car.
- Show me.
Watch him.
Let's go. [suspenseful music]
Where? Where?
- In the back.
In the trunk.
[thudding] [light dramatic music]
- Sit.
Sit.
- Come on, show me. Show me!
Do you want me to bring Cal down here
and kill him slowly in front of you?
Where is it?
- It's with the spare tire. [suspenseful music]
- Okay, get out, get out of the way.
Get it now! - Okay, okay.
[suspenseful music]
[dramatic music]
[both grunting]
[suspenseful music] [heavy breathing]
Here, take it.
- Watch her. [gun clicks]
That a girl.
[dramatic music] [men grunting]
Bye, Red. [gun clicks]
[thudding]
[gun bangs]
[Scarlett grunts]
[gun bangs]
- [shrieks] Don't shoot me, don't shoot, don't shoot.
Please!
[light dramatic music]
[glass shattering]
[suspenseful music]
[gun bangs]
[men grunting]
[guns banging]
[Scarlett grunts]
[air hissing]
[light dramatic music]
[bag rustling]
[thudding] [suspenseful music]
[thudding] [light dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[both grunting]
[metal clanging]
[fists thudding]
[heavy breathing]
[light dramatic music]
[dramatic music] [woman grunting]
[thudding]
[man groaning]
[clattering]
[gun bangs]
[Cal groaning] [thudding]
[Cal panting]
[light dramatic music]
- Hey, you all right?
- Yeah, you?
- Yeah.
Where's Sean?
- There.
- And the vial?
- He has it.
- Okay.
Okay, stay here, all right?
- Okay.
[suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
[door squeaks]
[dramatic music]
- [Sean] Move, move, move, move, move!
- Watch out, watch out!
[suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
- Out of the way! Clear out!
[gun banging] [metal clanging]
[suspenseful music]
[gun bangs]
- Dad! [gun bangs]
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[heavy breathing]
[suspenseful music]
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[gun banging] [metal clinking]
[suspenseful music] [heavy breathing]
[light dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[metal clangs]
[suspenseful music]
[gun clicks]
[gun bangs]
[Cal groans]
[gun clicks]
[light dramatic music]
[dramatic music] [Scarlett gasps]
- [Sean] Hi, Red.
[suspenseful music]
- Dad!
- Easy, Cal.
You don't wanna shoot your own daughter.
It's over.
Drop the gun.
[suspenseful music]
I will kill her, is that what you want?
Drop the gun!
- Remember what I taught you.
[Scarlett grunts] [gun bangs]
[Cal groans]
[thudding]
[suspenseful music]
[Sean shrieks]
[Sean panting]
[light dramatic music]
You all right?
- Yeah.
- The virus?
[suspenseful music]
- It's safe.
[muffled talking]
This won't look good with the assault charges
from earlier this week.
- [Cal] Don't worry about it.
- [Officer] Everyone, stay back.
- [Scarlett] You can't bail me out if they arrest you, too.
- Excuse me, we'll take it from here.
- You.
Alive.
- Good to see you again.
- [Man] You as well.
- You're...
- And next time, careful what you shoot at.
- Sorry.
- Let's get you outta here, sir.
- [Cal] All right, thanks.
[light dramatic music] [sirens wailing]
- You got hit.
- Yeah, it's...
[light music]
[muffled talking]
Hey.
- Hi.
- Thanks for meeting me. - Yeah.
- This looks good.
- Yeah, it kinda does.
How's your leg?
- It's fine.
Stitches itch.
- Don't scratch it, okay?
It's gonna make it worse.
Just keep it covered.
- Yes, Nurse Scarlett.
Well, the realtor called.
She's got some decent options this time.
- Remote enough for Grandma's new house?
- Off the beaten path, yet close enough to the city.
- You know, we could keep the old one.
- Too risky.
Maybe you wanna come take a look at some of the new ones?
- I have an exam.
- Yeah, of course.
- Could we go this weekend instead?
- Yeah, I'll set it up.
Maybe you wanna hit the shooting range, too?
- Don't push it.
[Cal chuckles] [light dramatic music]
[dramatic upbeat music]