Sanctuary s04e04 Episode Script
Monsoon
[Will.]
: Just don't give me the '"new era'" speech again.
[Henry.]
: Dude, it is a totally new era.
Thanks to Addison and the U.
N.
, we have no commercial banking access, we have no military or Iaw enforcement support.
[Will.]
: It is cold in here, or is it just me? [Henry.]
: We also have no Iove from the Mayor's office, which means no breaks on our heating bills or property taxes.
-Really? -Really.
[Will.]
: Oh, man.
Abby's coming over for Iunch today.
We're celebrating her big promotion, and I bought all this gourmet food and those sea salt chocolates you told me about-- [Henry.]
: AII right, I'II fix the heating.
[Will.]
: Thank you.
I will save you some chicken.
[Henry.]
: I'm getting paid in chicken now.
-Yes.
-Actually, it could be worse.
[Will.]
: Yeah, sure it could.
Think about Magnus.
[Henry.]
: Yeah, so what's the deal with Africa? Why not Switzerland, or Monaco, or wherever this guy's from? [Will.]
: She didn't tell you? This guy, Feliz, he Iives on his plane.
-Shut up! -Yeah, yeah.
He sends you the coordinates of some Ianding spot In this case, it's some Iawless island off the coast of Mozambique.
[Henry.]
: So he never stays in one place for Iong.
[Will.]
: No.
How '"Bond villain'" is that? -So, he's our guy now? -Yeah, yeah.
If you want something kept hidden or off the grid, Richard Feliz is your man.
He's our underground ally.
[Henry.]
: Lawless island.
That sounds dodgy.
[Will.]
: Aw, come on, for '"Bullets and Ieather'" Magnus? She can handle it.
[.]
[announcement on PA in French.]
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
[Brad.]
: So, you come here often? Whatever fantasies you have about you and I are not going to happen.
[Brad.]
: Oh, come on, now.
I have to know your story.
From what I understand, women Iike to tell it.
Brad Sylvester.
You have a Iot of experience with women, Mr.
Sylvester? Enough.
You know, just being friendly with a fellow traveler.
CEO, Day-and-Night Poker.
You Iook Iike a woman who enjoys games.
Really? [chuckles.]
Enjoy the weather.
It changes all the time.
Yes, I've- I've been to Africa before.
Photographer.
Canadian Press, and I promise I will not hit on you but only because I've got a killer deadline to meet.
[Magnus.]
: Good enough reason.
[man talking Ioudly on the phone in Russian.]
[heavy accent.]
: Yes, no, I cannot have the Irish Hammer fighting Hebrew Mick at Caesar's on this date.
Why, Vasili? Why? Da, conflict.
AIso, we have fashion show.
Yes, women with Iarge, eh sash, bathing suits Thank you.
Did I invest in this idea to make money? Don't answer that, Vasili, I will kick you in the throat.
Right in the throat.
Get this one right or polish your resume.
Ai-yi-yi-yi [he sighs.]
My apologies.
Totally unseemly.
Feodor GIazov, CEO, DCC.
Look, please accept these comps to the title bout this month in Atlantic City.
You too, my skinny supermodel.
You have a man in your-- [whistles.]
Iife? He Iike fun? He has socks? This will blow them off.
DCC? [Charlotte.]
: Death Cage Competition.
[Magnus.]
: Ah, of course.
Thank you, Mr.
GIazov-- PIease, call me Frank.
You've never heard of DCC? Just a matter of time.
Fastest growing sport in the world.
[AIex.]
: Faster than online poker? [cell phone ringing.]
[Frank.]
: Poker is dead.
This is future.
Vasili, give me good news.
Yes, bathing suit.
They cover the part the sun doesn't shine.
Uh, no, thanks.
That '"cage match'" crap is a sign of the apocalypse.
Couldn't agree more.
Um, are you interested? [Charlotte.]
: Actually, I was going to give you mine.
The only men I know are the ones who buy tickets to Comicon in San Diego a year in advance.
A much better breed.
Charlotte Benoit.
[Magnus.]
: Helen Magnus.
[Charlotte.]
: What brings you here? Oh, you know, the dependable weather.
You? Work.
I've been on Madagascar for the past three months studying Iemur migration.
Their population patterns, their diet changes.
Lemurs, wonderful animals.
Very versatile.
Um scent glands in their paws, if I'm right.
Okay, I'm definitely getting a scientist vibe from you.
Are you here on research too? I wish.
No, I'm meeting someone.
Well, that's very mysterious.
Isn't it? [roar of airplane engine.]
[shots firing.]
[screaming.]
[Magnus.]
: Dear god.
[Chesky.]
: Easy, people.
Back away from the windows.
Hands where we can see 'em.
[Purcell.]
: Everyone stays exactly where they are Do you mind explaining this? [Purcell.]
: Sure.
We're here to rob you all blind.
[.]
[Abby.]
: Did I mention the new office? With walls and a door and everything! Oh, water cooler? Hmm! It's just down the hall.
[Will.]
: And something about a window? [Abby.]
: Yeah, that opens, to the fresh air-- To an alley, but, I mean, who cares? [Will.]
: I Iove you, the pay raise means nothing, but a window, a door, a Iittle bit of sunlight, and you are on cloud nine.
[Abby.]
: Well, a window means that plant you gave me Iast year might actually Iive-- You Iove me? [Will.]
: Is that plant still alive? [Abby.]
: Oh, did you get me another one? [Will.]
: It's a fern, they're kind of delicate-- [Abby.]
: Because if you did, that's great-- [Will.]
: You just have to water them a Iot-- Are you hungry? [Abby.]
: Starving.
[she giggles in delight.]
[Will.]
: Congratulations, Special Agent Corrigan.
You deserve it, Abby.
[Abby.]
: Yes, I do.
Nicholls, search 'em.
[Purcell.]
: Chesky? [Chesky.]
: The tower is down.
You took care of the Iast two ground crew.
[Jones.]
: Radio, phone, radar, the whole place is sealed off.
[Magnus.]
: Look, if it's our belongings you want, I'm sure there's some arrangement that we can-- [Nicholls.]
: Hey, Queen of England, zip it.
Boss? Broad's got a piece.
It's a nice one, too.
And a knife.
Wow, that's my kind of girl.
[Nicholls.]
: Bitch! [Purcell.]
: Nicholls, relax.
She's an alpha dog.
[chuckling.]
You just got too close.
I'II make you my dog.
[blows a kiss.]
[Purcell.]
: Tyler, how Iong? [Tyler.]
: [Purcell.]
: So, this here's a two-way street, people.
We have a secure Iink to every major bank and financial institution in the world, and that's our part.
Your job is to give us your account transit numbers.
You give us the right numbers, we transfer the funds, you all keep breathing.
You all start getting forgetful, we start shooting you.
[Brad.]
: H-How are we supposed to remember our transit numbers? I mean, I use an ATM half the time.
[Frank.]
: Yes, I phone my cousin in Kiev for money stuff.
And guess what, bags for douching, I'm not phoning no one.
[Brad.]
: Are you guys, Iike, the stupidest criminals of all time? I mean, who remembers their transfer number? [AIex.]
: I make $50,000 a year, before taxes, and I'm Canadian.
Get the picture? [shots blast.]
[Charlotte screams.]
[Purcell.]
: The only reason you are on this hole of an island during rainy season is because of business business that you would Iike to keep under the radar.
Means you have access to Iots of money, money which is now mine.
Numbers.
Citibank.
personal Iine of credit.
[Tyler.]
: Checks out, boss.
Guy's got about 190K in there.
Or should I say '"had.
'" Give me my phone, I'II make a call.
[Purcell.]
: And what about you, sweet cheeks? Uh I-I-I I can't remember.
That is very unfortunate for you.
She's a research scientist.
What are you gonna do, steal her pension plan? [Purcell.]
: I don't hear any digits coming out of you, Ms.
Concealed Weapon.
Barclays.
7652360.
Satisfied? Tyler? Am I satisfied? [Tyler.]
: Um kinda? Do the numbers check out or not? Yeah, they check out, but across three accounts, she's got $209.
She's broke, boss.
You know, women and money.
[Iaughing.]
Hot and broke, just the way I Iike them.
We could make an arrangement, you and me.
[shots blasting.]
[Brad.]
: Stay down, or you're all dead! Tyler! Hold your fire! [Tyler.]
: There.
Now.
[supersonic scream.]
You're abnormals.
[Purcell groans.]
Better believe it.
[wincing.]
[Magnus.]
: Quite the powers your team has.
They come in handy.
At Ieast the government thought so, until about two months ago.
You're ex-military.
BIack ops.
Let me guess, CIA or NSA? Wherever, whenever.
[Frank.]
: With powers Iike that, how could you Iose in Iraq? [Magnus.]
: Because they'd be totally unstable as soldiers.
[Tyler.]
: She sounds Iike my psych officer.
So the army found you and trained you until Until a couple of uptight suits in D.
C.
decided that our services were no Ionger needed.
[Magnus.]
: Couldn't just Iet you go, though, could they? Not knowing what you're capable of.
They tried to kill you.
Being '"decommissioned'" wasn't exactly an attractive option.
[Frank.]
: What, and now you rip people off for a Iiving? Why don't you come and work for me? We could make a Iot of money.
[Frank.]
: Or not.
[Purcell.]
: AII these people here are pretty freaked out about ourtalents, except for you.
I don't impress easily.
I don't Iike women with secrets.
You'II hate me.
[he chuckles.]
Chesky, one of these folks has a plane hidden somewhere.
Find it, please.
This can't really be your plan, Iand here, steal money from random travelers.
You're after Feliz.
Who's Feliz? Oh, we can stop pretending.
You all know we're here to meet him.
It was obvious as soon as they started asking for our banking information.
[Tyler.]
: Why else would anyone be on this crap hole of an island? Lemurs.
I've been studying Iemurs.
I swear I don't know who this Feliz person is.
[Purcell.]
: Feliz is a man with access to a Iot of money, and when he Iands, he's going to turn it all over to us.
I imagine some of the cash that Feliz controls is yours, right? [Nicholls.]
: Aw, she Iooks mad now.
Tyler, radar.
Setting it up, Boss.
[Magnus.]
: On my cue, Frank, you get Brad, clear? [Frank.]
: CIear.
[whispering.]
What are you gonna do? Just stay close to me, all right? [Will's cell phone rings.]
Zimmerman.
[Abby's cell phone rings.]
Yeah, when? [Abby.]
: Agent Corrigan.
[Will.]
: How the hell did that happen? [Abby.]
: Yes, I understand.
I'II be there in 15 minutes.
No, no, no, Henry and I can handle it.
Just send over the data, we'II take care of it.
Yes, sir, I'm on my way.
Okay.
[Abby.]
: Uh, work.
[Will.]
: Yeah, me too.
[Abby.]
: Departmental budget crisis.
There's a monster on the Ioose.
[chuckles.]
This was really nice, Will.
Thank you.
[in flashy British accent.]
Yeah, we should make this a Iittle ritual, darling, you know? A weekly interlude.
I would Iove that, minus the accent.
Sorry, it's non-negotiable.
I'II call you.
Will you? [she Iaughs.]
[Will.]
: Bye.
[Chesky.]
: That's what I'm talking about.
We just got upgraded.
[Jones.]
: Miley Cyrus! That's gotta be against FAA regs! What the hell are we gonna do? Get the TEMP kit, Jonesy.
We're jacking this plane.
[Tyler.]
: 890 kilometers out.
[Purcell.]
: ETA? [Tyler.]
: With speed and headwind, an hour, maybe Iess.
[Magnus.]
: Mr.
Sylvester Brad? [he groans.]
My head My suit Quiet.
Can you walk? Can you be nicer? Hands where I can see 'em.
Put the gun down! I'm assuming someone with x-ray vision is worth more than a few hostages.
You want Mr.
Feliz, good Iuck with that, but these people and I are Ieaving.
Oh, I knew you had a ride.
Inside.
Move.
[weapons blasting.]
[Chesky.]
: Hit it! Let's go.
Quickly.
[Frank.]
: Hey, nice moves back there! [Brad.]
: When this is over, I owe you a case of Cristal.
[Magnus.]
: One thing at a time! What the hell was that? Keep working.
Come on.
Damn.
I'd only just bought that.
[Brad.]
: What the hell happened? [Frank.]
: That can't be good.
[Charlotte.]
: I can't hear anything you guys are saying! [Frank.]
: I said '"That can't-- Don't worry about it.
[Charlotte groans.]
[gunshots blasting.]
Recess is over, kids.
[Will.]
: You and Kate handled the Iast time one of these escaped, so give me the 411.
[Henry.]
: Steno-pel-habilis.
Beijing Sanctuary's been breeding Iittle Ralphies Iike gangbusters.
[Will.]
: '"Ralphie'" being the one you recaptured a few years ago.
Yeah, Kate named it.
Okay, how come there's another one Ioose? Shipping container mix-up out of Beijing.
And one of our abnormals goes missing.
[Henry.]
: Yup.
A full-sized Steno popped up in an IKEA warehouse down by the docks.
Okay, one to ten, how difficult is it for one of these to be captured? Uh, now that I know its eating habits and favorite haunts? I'd say about a two.
Hmm.
The Jays are playing a double-header tonight, and Biggie's making wings.
[Henry.]
: Again with the chicken.
Again not complaining.
[Nicholls.]
: I'd say Chesky tried to jack the Brit's plane, triggered some kind of auto destruct.
Pretty slick.
[Tyler.]
: We jammed all transmissions in the L.
Z.
She's cut off from the outside.
That's not good enough.
I want her taken out.
[Brad.]
: You know, you act Iike quite the bad ass, but her plane just took out two of your people, and now she's out there gettin' her James Bond on.
You know, I would characterize that as an epic fail, my man.
I may be bulletproof, but I don't Iike getting shot.
You feel me? So this woman knows weapons, is a trained fighter.
What is she, British Intelligence? She never told me what business she's in.
I only met her an hour ago.
What's her name? I don't think she told us.
[Purcell.]
: Name? Helen Magnus.
[Tyler.]
: Running it.
If she's meeting the banker, she's gotta be someone with money.
[Frank Iaughs.]
You know, this woman, she is more than someone with just cash She's got you all scared.
C.
Q.
C.
Q.
This is Comoros Airport requesting emergency assistance on all channels.
[static crackles.]
[Purcell.]
: Sorry about your plane.
Sorry about your men.
My guess is, they tried to hit it with an EM pulse to get on board.
Bad idea.
Makes it explode.
Fun as it was, it doesn't really change anything.
Feliz will never Iand here, mainly because your men murdered the entire air traffic control crew.
[Purcell.]
: With the set-up that we have, he will never notice the difference.
You just blew up my plane.
You don't think he'II notice that from the air? [Purcell.]
: It's Helen, right? You seem very determined to ruin my day.
Maybe I should return the favor.
[Magnus.]
: Harm anyone else and I promise you will regret it.
[Purcell.]
: Surrender now, and they might live.
I have a better offer-- Let everyone else go, and I might consider Ietting you and your team Ieave here alive.
Think it over.
It's not a bad offer.
Mind if I borrow this? [Henry sniffs.]
It's pretty fresh.
It's gotta be close.
[Will gags and coughs.]
[Henry.]
: Hey, just stun it, okay? And don't make it mad.
[Will.]
: You said this would be easy.
[Henry.]
: You saw the poop.
[scanner beeping rapidly.]
Will? Abby? What are you doing down here? I'm doing my job, Will.
[he scoffs.]
[Will.]
: Departmental budget crisis? Are you guys hunting abnormals now? Since when does the FBI do that? Since the almost monster-invasion Iast month.
Every intelligence agency in the world is creating abnormal investigation units.
[Henry.]
: They are? So this is your new assignment.
Thank you for telling me the truth.
My new posting is classified, and you guys are, you know Rogue.
[Abby.]
: I couldn't tell you, Will.
This promotion is important to me, and you guys are kind of on the outs, with everyone.
No offense.
Well, you're honing in on our turf, you're keeping us out of the Ioop, what's to be offended by? My department's mission is to investigate any suspicious sightings or reports pertaining to the unexplained.
Oh, great, they're after the Steno.
That's awesome.
Well, there are a Iot of scared IKEA employees out there.
[Gavin.]
: Abby! Everything under control here, Abby? Who is this guy? Special Agent Crealy, FBI.
And What are you two supposed to be? [Abby.]
: This is Will Zimmerman and Henry Foss, friends of mine from the Sanctuary.
This is my partner, Gavin.
Gavin.
[Gavin.]
: You and buddy here want to explain why you're interfering with a federal investigation? [Henry.]
: Dude, we are not interfering.
You're interfering.
[Gavin.]
: Dude, don't make me show you my badge.
Let me tell you something-- What does that evenmean? Okay, Abby, we're on the clock here.
Oh, because of the Jays double-header tonight? No, because there are people in danger.
This is not time for the Junior B tryouts.
I'm sorry, who saved your ass Iast month when no world Ieaders would take your call? That was different.
We've dealt with this before.
We know what we're doing-- [Gavin.]
: Uh-huh, and we don't? [Henry.]
: Well, you're clueless.
[Will.]
: CIueless.
[Gavin.]
: Listen, buddy, I've had about enough of your tone.
You are speaking to federal agents.
[Will.]
: If you call me '"buddy'" once more, I'm going to take your badge, and I'm going to shove it up-- [Gavin.]
: That's right, it's '"arrest a dipstick'" day today, isn't it? [Will.]
: Oh, is it? [Abby.]
: Okay, okay, boys! Boys! Boys Whatever we were Iooking for is definitely Iong gone now, so why don't we just dial it back? We can each go our separate ways.
That is a good idea, Abby.
[Gavin.]
: I'm gonna Iet you off with a Iittle bit of a warning this time buddy.
[Will.]
: This guy.
Okay, I'm gonna make you eat your-- [Abby.]
: Dial it back! [Tyler.]
: Like she was never born.
No alias hits, no matching profiles for a Helen Magnus, if that's her real name.
[Purcell.]
: Real enough for her to have a bank account.
[Tyler.]
: Someone's covering her tracks, wiping the data from the intel community.
And whoever's doing it is good.
[Nicholls.]
: There's no sign of her.
Maybe she bugged out, hitched a ride to the nearest town? [Purcell scoffs.]
Not Iikely.
Run backgrounds on the others, starting with Mr.
Poker Guy here, Brad Sylvester.
[Tyler.]
: Sure, I'II see if I can find anything on the Echelon secure cloud.
[Tyler.]
: Oh, boy [Purcell chuckles.]
Well, well Looks Iike someone wasn't being entirely truthful Mr.
CIA field agent.
[Purcell Iaughs.]
Oh, I worked with your kind in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen Spooks always had access to slush funds, operational cash, hush money? And seeing as they tried to kill us, I think Uncle Sam owes us some reparations.
Huh? [Nicholls.]
: It makes me wonder what the other two are hiding.
You got any secrets, sweetheart? [power surging.]
[electronics crackle and burst.]
[banging keys uselessly.]
E-Everything's dead! It's impossible.
I'm on battery power here.
She's hit us with an EM pulse.
Just give me a target.
Bingo.
21 meters, there.
[supersonic scream.]
[glass shatters.]
Damn! [Charlotte.]
: Oh, my god.
Take the professor next.
[Frank.]
: No, take me next, take me next.
I-I'II tell you everything.
I'II tell you everything! [Charlotte.]
: I-I don't know anything.
I don't know anything! Let go of me! [Frank, cursing.]
: Filthy bliad.
[Charlotte.]
: Listen, Iisten, okay? I'm just a teacher.
I don't have any secrets.
Baby [unsheathing knife.]
Everyone has secrets.
PIease don't hurt me.
[pulling up hard.]
[gasping for air.]
You all right? [Charlotte.]
: I thought she was gonna kill me.
[Magnus.]
: Pain in the ass, isn't she? But I've met worse.
[slices bonds.]
[Charlotte.]
: Right.
[Magnus.]
: Let's get out of here.
[Magnus.]
: Are you all right? Let me have a Iook at you.
[Charlotte.]
: I'm fine, I'm fine.
But Iook at you, you're a mess.
You're covered in Iacerations.
[Magnus.]
: I'm fine.
I've been through worse.
You keep saying that.
You've been through worse, you've seen worse.
You sound Iike an old woman.
I am an old woman.
What's your deal, anyway? You're being totally cryptic about being here, and you went '"Die Hard'" on these guys.
What are you, a spy, an agent, or something? A doctor.
Of ass-kicking.
[Iaughs.]
Something Iike that.
Look, Charlotte, I'm really sorry that you got mixed up in this, and I'm not being glib when I say this, but I think we can solve this situation if we work together.
Are you up for it? I'm in.
Great.
Come on.
[persistent knocking.]
[Henry.]
: I'm coming, relax! [banging on door.]
[Henry.]
: Hi.
[Abby.]
: Where is he? Uh, he's his office, but he just-- Oof.
[Abby.]
: CIever, Will, very clever.
[Will.]
: Hi.
Drop the act.
Just tell me why.
[Will.]
: Why what? We received an anonymous tip that the Steno, as you call it, was hiding in a warehouse in the Seventh Ward.
Instead we found a nest of hibernating Durango bats.
Gavin is still in the medical clinic covered in hives.
Ooh, man, those bites can be really nasty.
No, what's nasty, Will, is that you did this.
You were the anonymous tipster-- [she gasps.]
Did you plant the bats too? [Will.]
: L-Iisten.
[Abby.]
: No, please, Will, you need to come clean on this.
AII right, fine, I did it.
But just Iisten to me, okay? I had to do something to throw you off the scent for your own safety.
A full-grown Steno can maim or kill anything in its way, and you and Agent GIee CIub, you're not equipped to deal with this kind of thing.
So you made us Iook Iike fools? Will, professional jealousy is one thing-- -I'm not-- -Out and out betrayal? Abby.
It's business, it's not personal.
This is my career.
My reputation, Will.
It is personal.
[scoffs.]
You and I are done.
Wait, Abby-- [Henry.]
: Dude, um We have a Iocation? Yeah, we tracked it to the sewers near the water treatment plant.
AII right.
Let's get this done.
[Charlotte.]
: If you knocked out the radar, shouldn't that stop this Feliz guy from Ianding? [Magnus.]
: They'II find a way around it, believe me.
If we can retake the terminal, we can free everyone and warn Feliz that he's flying into a trap.
Here, take this.
[Charlotte.]
: I don't mean to be difficult or anything, but is there any way we can do this without me having to shoot someone or get shot? [Magnus.]
: Possibly.
[power surging back on.]
Yes.
We are hot again.
[radio.]
: Comoros Tower, I repeat, this is Rancho 639er one-five miles west from runway one, how do you hear? [Tyler.]
: Good timing.
Rancho 639er, this is Comoros tower, good evening.
Wind is zero niner zero at one-one, altimeter is 3002, and you are cleared to Iand at runway one.
[radio.]
: Runway one, Comoros tower, roger that.
See you in five minutes.
[Tyler.]
: Come on in.
Chumps.
[Charlotte.]
: How can those people have those freaky powers? They're Iike they're Iike super villains.
[Magnus.]
: Every exceptional ability has a weakness, believe me.
[Charlotte.]
: Okay, what about x-ray guy? [Magnus.]
: Most Iikely, his eyes are sensitive to our body's thermal heat signatures, and the woman with the sonic scream, unique vocal cords.
It's all explainable by science.
Okay, but bulletproof man? Super-resilient epidermis.
Likely a result of the military's attempt to weaponize abnormals.
Idiots.
And you know all of this because-- [coughing and spluttering.]
Another time.
In the meantime, we need to Ievel the playing field somewhat.
I'm going to need to use your shirt.
[air hissing.]
[Nicholls.]
: Oh, crap.
[Charlotte.]
: Did they just [Magnus.]
: Backdrafts can be extremely violent.
I should have warned you.
[Charlotte.]
: Yeah, that's got to hurt.
Do you think this'II work? [Magnus.]
: It has to.
We have to stop Feliz's plane at all costs.
Because they got all your money? Because if those thieves get what they want, they'II kill us all! [coughing and groaning.]
Move! [fires gun.]
[Henry.]
: Should still be dozing somewhere in this sector.
[Will.]
: Let's just tranq and bag the sucker before there's any more weirdness.
[growling and snarling.]
[shoots dart.]
Whoa [snarling ferociously.]
[growling.]
[Will.]
: Whoa! Ah! Okay, okay, okay Okay! Just relax, rover.
Just relax Just calm down, okay? Just calm down.
[distant gunshots blast.]
Are you guys all right? [Will.]
: I'm fine.
Hey, H.
H.
Hey Come on, hey.
How many fingers? How many fingers? [Henry.]
: Tuesday.
[Will.]
: He's gonna be fine, but we gotta get him out of here.
Okay, whatever that was, it's gone.
What was it? [Will.]
: It was a Steno pelhabilis, and not a happy one, at that.
We gotta stop it before it does any more damage.
Whoa, who put you in charge there, pally? [Abby.]
: Gavin, just shut up and help.
Come on.
[Tyler.]
: PIane's still gaining altitude, boss, banking west.
[Frank.]
: Looks Iike something went sideways.
Perhaps your plan wasn't so brilliant after all.
[Tyler.]
: Hold on.
It's still banking west, but altitude steady at 9,000 feet.
He's not Ieaving.
[chuckles.]
Which means that there is something down here that he wants.
[Magnus.]
: Well done.
Now the others.
If we can create a distraction, we can draw those men away from the hostages.
[Charlotte.]
: I can't.
[Magnus.]
: You'II be fine, Charlotte.
[Charlotte.]
: I Iied to you.
[Magnus.]
: About what? [Charlotte.]
: Remember when I said I was studying Iemurs? [Magnus.]
: Yeah.
[Charlotte.]
: More Iike I'm studying their reaction to a specific deadly virus.
[Tyler.]
: Last one we haven't checked.
Belongs to the Professor chick.
[Purcell.]
: Well, well [Magnus.]
: And you're telling me this now? I had to know that I could trust you.
[chuckles.]
Well, I'm glad we got that sorted.
Just how deadly is this virus? If a small sample gets released, it'II wipe out everyone on this island.
And half the coast of Africa.
It's complicated, okay? So your plan was to sell it to Feliz.
How noble.
I wasn't going to sell it.
I was going to give it to him.
The government, the black market, nobody should get a hold of this virus.
Feliz contacted me and said that he could hide it.
I don't care about money.
I just don't want it to get in the wrong hands.
So where is it right now? [Iatch releases.]
[Frank.]
: M-maybe you want to be careful with that, my friend.
It Iooks Iike bad news.
[Purcell.]
: That's what I'm counting on.
If Feliz wants it, someone else will want it too, and for better money.
[Magnus.]
: You're insane.
[Purcell.]
: Welcome back.
Thanks to your girlfriend, this day hasn't been an entire waste.
[Magnus.]
: You cannot Iet that virus out onto the open market.
Now, if you want to negotiate a price, you and I can talk, but only after you've Iet everyone else go.
[Purcell Iaughs.]
Tyler? Warm up the plane.
We're buggin' out.
[Charlotte.]
: I'd Iisten to her.
That virus makes Ebola Iook Iike the common cold.
Millions could die if it gets released.
[Purcell.]
: So if I were to drop this on the island from my plane, it would really suck for you.
[Frank.]
: Oh, my god [Magnus.]
: You wouldn't.
I'm selling a new weapon.
I need to test it out, don't I? Nasty way to go.
[Will.]
: Whoa! [Steno snarling.]
Now! Come on! [stunner blasting.]
[Gavin.]
: It's jammed! [snarling.]
[stunner discharges.]
[Will yelps.]
Got it! [snoring.]
[Gavin.]
: That's incredible.
How did you know it was going to attack you Iike that? Let me show you.
[Abby.]
: Are those.
.
? [Will.]
: Exactly.
Reese's Pieces.
[Gavin.]
: I Ieft some in the sewers as bait to Iure it in.
You know, Iike ET.
This is the absolute worst thing to give a Steno.
Its system reacts to sugar and peanuts Iike crack cocaine.
It makes it violently insane.
I'm gonna go wait over there, with him.
I know, he's a total-- [Will.]
: Moron? Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
[Gavin.]
: Hey, you guys? Can I give it some gum? Its breath is really bad.
I see more cooperation in our future.
[Will.]
: Good.
[she Iaughs.]
[Frank.]
: I will shoot myself first.
Who's with me? Yeah, it's better than dying of hemorrhagic fever.
That won't be necessary.
Wait for it What the hell happened? [Frank.]
: That's not a virus they stole.
[Charlotte.]
: Pure nitroglycerine.
I use it to stabilize samples.
You take it up in an unpressurized plane, and Is there a virus? In here.
Carrying a dormant strain in your own bloodstream.
It's very risky.
It's better than a pink suitcase.
[Brad.]
: You're crazy, you know that? Both of you.
[Frank.]
: Are you kidding? I Iove you guys! Thank you, but you can Iose the accent now, Mr.
Feliz.
[in British accent.]
You can call me Richard.
I thought the Russian accent was rather good.
It was, it was more I suspected there was a reason that your plane hung around in spite of the carnage.
It made sense that its owner was here on the ground.
[Brad.]
: And the ruse? [Frank.]
: Good question, Bradley, you see, I prefer to meet potential clients in a more, um, informal manner before taking them on, and may I say, Dr.
Magnus, that thanks to my resources, your financial future will be very healthy for quite some time.
Thank you, Richard.
What a day! How incredible! Feel my heart-- It's so exciting.
As soon as my plane Iands, the drinks are definitely on me, because we have much to discuss.
Mmm! [Charlotte.]
: You sure know how to show a girl a good time.
[Magnus.]
: I try.
[Charlotte.]
: Thank you for you know Don't mention it.
You were very brave.
Here's Richard's plane.
[Charlotte.]
: Are you sure you can't stay for a day or two? Relax, hang out? [Magnus.]
: See, the thing about me is I rarely just '"hang out.
'" Dear God.
Bad? On the contrary, I just I haven't been kissed Iike that in a very Iong time.
[.]
[.]
Kinda hurt.
: Just don't give me the '"new era'" speech again.
[Henry.]
: Dude, it is a totally new era.
Thanks to Addison and the U.
N.
, we have no commercial banking access, we have no military or Iaw enforcement support.
[Will.]
: It is cold in here, or is it just me? [Henry.]
: We also have no Iove from the Mayor's office, which means no breaks on our heating bills or property taxes.
-Really? -Really.
[Will.]
: Oh, man.
Abby's coming over for Iunch today.
We're celebrating her big promotion, and I bought all this gourmet food and those sea salt chocolates you told me about-- [Henry.]
: AII right, I'II fix the heating.
[Will.]
: Thank you.
I will save you some chicken.
[Henry.]
: I'm getting paid in chicken now.
-Yes.
-Actually, it could be worse.
[Will.]
: Yeah, sure it could.
Think about Magnus.
[Henry.]
: Yeah, so what's the deal with Africa? Why not Switzerland, or Monaco, or wherever this guy's from? [Will.]
: She didn't tell you? This guy, Feliz, he Iives on his plane.
-Shut up! -Yeah, yeah.
He sends you the coordinates of some Ianding spot In this case, it's some Iawless island off the coast of Mozambique.
[Henry.]
: So he never stays in one place for Iong.
[Will.]
: No.
How '"Bond villain'" is that? -So, he's our guy now? -Yeah, yeah.
If you want something kept hidden or off the grid, Richard Feliz is your man.
He's our underground ally.
[Henry.]
: Lawless island.
That sounds dodgy.
[Will.]
: Aw, come on, for '"Bullets and Ieather'" Magnus? She can handle it.
[.]
[announcement on PA in French.]
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
[Brad.]
: So, you come here often? Whatever fantasies you have about you and I are not going to happen.
[Brad.]
: Oh, come on, now.
I have to know your story.
From what I understand, women Iike to tell it.
Brad Sylvester.
You have a Iot of experience with women, Mr.
Sylvester? Enough.
You know, just being friendly with a fellow traveler.
CEO, Day-and-Night Poker.
You Iook Iike a woman who enjoys games.
Really? [chuckles.]
Enjoy the weather.
It changes all the time.
Yes, I've- I've been to Africa before.
Photographer.
Canadian Press, and I promise I will not hit on you but only because I've got a killer deadline to meet.
[Magnus.]
: Good enough reason.
[man talking Ioudly on the phone in Russian.]
[heavy accent.]
: Yes, no, I cannot have the Irish Hammer fighting Hebrew Mick at Caesar's on this date.
Why, Vasili? Why? Da, conflict.
AIso, we have fashion show.
Yes, women with Iarge, eh sash, bathing suits Thank you.
Did I invest in this idea to make money? Don't answer that, Vasili, I will kick you in the throat.
Right in the throat.
Get this one right or polish your resume.
Ai-yi-yi-yi [he sighs.]
My apologies.
Totally unseemly.
Feodor GIazov, CEO, DCC.
Look, please accept these comps to the title bout this month in Atlantic City.
You too, my skinny supermodel.
You have a man in your-- [whistles.]
Iife? He Iike fun? He has socks? This will blow them off.
DCC? [Charlotte.]
: Death Cage Competition.
[Magnus.]
: Ah, of course.
Thank you, Mr.
GIazov-- PIease, call me Frank.
You've never heard of DCC? Just a matter of time.
Fastest growing sport in the world.
[AIex.]
: Faster than online poker? [cell phone ringing.]
[Frank.]
: Poker is dead.
This is future.
Vasili, give me good news.
Yes, bathing suit.
They cover the part the sun doesn't shine.
Uh, no, thanks.
That '"cage match'" crap is a sign of the apocalypse.
Couldn't agree more.
Um, are you interested? [Charlotte.]
: Actually, I was going to give you mine.
The only men I know are the ones who buy tickets to Comicon in San Diego a year in advance.
A much better breed.
Charlotte Benoit.
[Magnus.]
: Helen Magnus.
[Charlotte.]
: What brings you here? Oh, you know, the dependable weather.
You? Work.
I've been on Madagascar for the past three months studying Iemur migration.
Their population patterns, their diet changes.
Lemurs, wonderful animals.
Very versatile.
Um scent glands in their paws, if I'm right.
Okay, I'm definitely getting a scientist vibe from you.
Are you here on research too? I wish.
No, I'm meeting someone.
Well, that's very mysterious.
Isn't it? [roar of airplane engine.]
[shots firing.]
[screaming.]
[Magnus.]
: Dear god.
[Chesky.]
: Easy, people.
Back away from the windows.
Hands where we can see 'em.
[Purcell.]
: Everyone stays exactly where they are Do you mind explaining this? [Purcell.]
: Sure.
We're here to rob you all blind.
[.]
[Abby.]
: Did I mention the new office? With walls and a door and everything! Oh, water cooler? Hmm! It's just down the hall.
[Will.]
: And something about a window? [Abby.]
: Yeah, that opens, to the fresh air-- To an alley, but, I mean, who cares? [Will.]
: I Iove you, the pay raise means nothing, but a window, a door, a Iittle bit of sunlight, and you are on cloud nine.
[Abby.]
: Well, a window means that plant you gave me Iast year might actually Iive-- You Iove me? [Will.]
: Is that plant still alive? [Abby.]
: Oh, did you get me another one? [Will.]
: It's a fern, they're kind of delicate-- [Abby.]
: Because if you did, that's great-- [Will.]
: You just have to water them a Iot-- Are you hungry? [Abby.]
: Starving.
[she giggles in delight.]
[Will.]
: Congratulations, Special Agent Corrigan.
You deserve it, Abby.
[Abby.]
: Yes, I do.
Nicholls, search 'em.
[Purcell.]
: Chesky? [Chesky.]
: The tower is down.
You took care of the Iast two ground crew.
[Jones.]
: Radio, phone, radar, the whole place is sealed off.
[Magnus.]
: Look, if it's our belongings you want, I'm sure there's some arrangement that we can-- [Nicholls.]
: Hey, Queen of England, zip it.
Boss? Broad's got a piece.
It's a nice one, too.
And a knife.
Wow, that's my kind of girl.
[Nicholls.]
: Bitch! [Purcell.]
: Nicholls, relax.
She's an alpha dog.
[chuckling.]
You just got too close.
I'II make you my dog.
[blows a kiss.]
[Purcell.]
: Tyler, how Iong? [Tyler.]
: [Purcell.]
: So, this here's a two-way street, people.
We have a secure Iink to every major bank and financial institution in the world, and that's our part.
Your job is to give us your account transit numbers.
You give us the right numbers, we transfer the funds, you all keep breathing.
You all start getting forgetful, we start shooting you.
[Brad.]
: H-How are we supposed to remember our transit numbers? I mean, I use an ATM half the time.
[Frank.]
: Yes, I phone my cousin in Kiev for money stuff.
And guess what, bags for douching, I'm not phoning no one.
[Brad.]
: Are you guys, Iike, the stupidest criminals of all time? I mean, who remembers their transfer number? [AIex.]
: I make $50,000 a year, before taxes, and I'm Canadian.
Get the picture? [shots blast.]
[Charlotte screams.]
[Purcell.]
: The only reason you are on this hole of an island during rainy season is because of business business that you would Iike to keep under the radar.
Means you have access to Iots of money, money which is now mine.
Numbers.
Citibank.
personal Iine of credit.
[Tyler.]
: Checks out, boss.
Guy's got about 190K in there.
Or should I say '"had.
'" Give me my phone, I'II make a call.
[Purcell.]
: And what about you, sweet cheeks? Uh I-I-I I can't remember.
That is very unfortunate for you.
She's a research scientist.
What are you gonna do, steal her pension plan? [Purcell.]
: I don't hear any digits coming out of you, Ms.
Concealed Weapon.
Barclays.
7652360.
Satisfied? Tyler? Am I satisfied? [Tyler.]
: Um kinda? Do the numbers check out or not? Yeah, they check out, but across three accounts, she's got $209.
She's broke, boss.
You know, women and money.
[Iaughing.]
Hot and broke, just the way I Iike them.
We could make an arrangement, you and me.
[shots blasting.]
[Brad.]
: Stay down, or you're all dead! Tyler! Hold your fire! [Tyler.]
: There.
Now.
[supersonic scream.]
You're abnormals.
[Purcell groans.]
Better believe it.
[wincing.]
[Magnus.]
: Quite the powers your team has.
They come in handy.
At Ieast the government thought so, until about two months ago.
You're ex-military.
BIack ops.
Let me guess, CIA or NSA? Wherever, whenever.
[Frank.]
: With powers Iike that, how could you Iose in Iraq? [Magnus.]
: Because they'd be totally unstable as soldiers.
[Tyler.]
: She sounds Iike my psych officer.
So the army found you and trained you until Until a couple of uptight suits in D.
C.
decided that our services were no Ionger needed.
[Magnus.]
: Couldn't just Iet you go, though, could they? Not knowing what you're capable of.
They tried to kill you.
Being '"decommissioned'" wasn't exactly an attractive option.
[Frank.]
: What, and now you rip people off for a Iiving? Why don't you come and work for me? We could make a Iot of money.
[Frank.]
: Or not.
[Purcell.]
: AII these people here are pretty freaked out about ourtalents, except for you.
I don't impress easily.
I don't Iike women with secrets.
You'II hate me.
[he chuckles.]
Chesky, one of these folks has a plane hidden somewhere.
Find it, please.
This can't really be your plan, Iand here, steal money from random travelers.
You're after Feliz.
Who's Feliz? Oh, we can stop pretending.
You all know we're here to meet him.
It was obvious as soon as they started asking for our banking information.
[Tyler.]
: Why else would anyone be on this crap hole of an island? Lemurs.
I've been studying Iemurs.
I swear I don't know who this Feliz person is.
[Purcell.]
: Feliz is a man with access to a Iot of money, and when he Iands, he's going to turn it all over to us.
I imagine some of the cash that Feliz controls is yours, right? [Nicholls.]
: Aw, she Iooks mad now.
Tyler, radar.
Setting it up, Boss.
[Magnus.]
: On my cue, Frank, you get Brad, clear? [Frank.]
: CIear.
[whispering.]
What are you gonna do? Just stay close to me, all right? [Will's cell phone rings.]
Zimmerman.
[Abby's cell phone rings.]
Yeah, when? [Abby.]
: Agent Corrigan.
[Will.]
: How the hell did that happen? [Abby.]
: Yes, I understand.
I'II be there in 15 minutes.
No, no, no, Henry and I can handle it.
Just send over the data, we'II take care of it.
Yes, sir, I'm on my way.
Okay.
[Abby.]
: Uh, work.
[Will.]
: Yeah, me too.
[Abby.]
: Departmental budget crisis.
There's a monster on the Ioose.
[chuckles.]
This was really nice, Will.
Thank you.
[in flashy British accent.]
Yeah, we should make this a Iittle ritual, darling, you know? A weekly interlude.
I would Iove that, minus the accent.
Sorry, it's non-negotiable.
I'II call you.
Will you? [she Iaughs.]
[Will.]
: Bye.
[Chesky.]
: That's what I'm talking about.
We just got upgraded.
[Jones.]
: Miley Cyrus! That's gotta be against FAA regs! What the hell are we gonna do? Get the TEMP kit, Jonesy.
We're jacking this plane.
[Tyler.]
: 890 kilometers out.
[Purcell.]
: ETA? [Tyler.]
: With speed and headwind, an hour, maybe Iess.
[Magnus.]
: Mr.
Sylvester Brad? [he groans.]
My head My suit Quiet.
Can you walk? Can you be nicer? Hands where I can see 'em.
Put the gun down! I'm assuming someone with x-ray vision is worth more than a few hostages.
You want Mr.
Feliz, good Iuck with that, but these people and I are Ieaving.
Oh, I knew you had a ride.
Inside.
Move.
[weapons blasting.]
[Chesky.]
: Hit it! Let's go.
Quickly.
[Frank.]
: Hey, nice moves back there! [Brad.]
: When this is over, I owe you a case of Cristal.
[Magnus.]
: One thing at a time! What the hell was that? Keep working.
Come on.
Damn.
I'd only just bought that.
[Brad.]
: What the hell happened? [Frank.]
: That can't be good.
[Charlotte.]
: I can't hear anything you guys are saying! [Frank.]
: I said '"That can't-- Don't worry about it.
[Charlotte groans.]
[gunshots blasting.]
Recess is over, kids.
[Will.]
: You and Kate handled the Iast time one of these escaped, so give me the 411.
[Henry.]
: Steno-pel-habilis.
Beijing Sanctuary's been breeding Iittle Ralphies Iike gangbusters.
[Will.]
: '"Ralphie'" being the one you recaptured a few years ago.
Yeah, Kate named it.
Okay, how come there's another one Ioose? Shipping container mix-up out of Beijing.
And one of our abnormals goes missing.
[Henry.]
: Yup.
A full-sized Steno popped up in an IKEA warehouse down by the docks.
Okay, one to ten, how difficult is it for one of these to be captured? Uh, now that I know its eating habits and favorite haunts? I'd say about a two.
Hmm.
The Jays are playing a double-header tonight, and Biggie's making wings.
[Henry.]
: Again with the chicken.
Again not complaining.
[Nicholls.]
: I'd say Chesky tried to jack the Brit's plane, triggered some kind of auto destruct.
Pretty slick.
[Tyler.]
: We jammed all transmissions in the L.
Z.
She's cut off from the outside.
That's not good enough.
I want her taken out.
[Brad.]
: You know, you act Iike quite the bad ass, but her plane just took out two of your people, and now she's out there gettin' her James Bond on.
You know, I would characterize that as an epic fail, my man.
I may be bulletproof, but I don't Iike getting shot.
You feel me? So this woman knows weapons, is a trained fighter.
What is she, British Intelligence? She never told me what business she's in.
I only met her an hour ago.
What's her name? I don't think she told us.
[Purcell.]
: Name? Helen Magnus.
[Tyler.]
: Running it.
If she's meeting the banker, she's gotta be someone with money.
[Frank Iaughs.]
You know, this woman, she is more than someone with just cash She's got you all scared.
C.
Q.
C.
Q.
This is Comoros Airport requesting emergency assistance on all channels.
[static crackles.]
[Purcell.]
: Sorry about your plane.
Sorry about your men.
My guess is, they tried to hit it with an EM pulse to get on board.
Bad idea.
Makes it explode.
Fun as it was, it doesn't really change anything.
Feliz will never Iand here, mainly because your men murdered the entire air traffic control crew.
[Purcell.]
: With the set-up that we have, he will never notice the difference.
You just blew up my plane.
You don't think he'II notice that from the air? [Purcell.]
: It's Helen, right? You seem very determined to ruin my day.
Maybe I should return the favor.
[Magnus.]
: Harm anyone else and I promise you will regret it.
[Purcell.]
: Surrender now, and they might live.
I have a better offer-- Let everyone else go, and I might consider Ietting you and your team Ieave here alive.
Think it over.
It's not a bad offer.
Mind if I borrow this? [Henry sniffs.]
It's pretty fresh.
It's gotta be close.
[Will gags and coughs.]
[Henry.]
: Hey, just stun it, okay? And don't make it mad.
[Will.]
: You said this would be easy.
[Henry.]
: You saw the poop.
[scanner beeping rapidly.]
Will? Abby? What are you doing down here? I'm doing my job, Will.
[he scoffs.]
[Will.]
: Departmental budget crisis? Are you guys hunting abnormals now? Since when does the FBI do that? Since the almost monster-invasion Iast month.
Every intelligence agency in the world is creating abnormal investigation units.
[Henry.]
: They are? So this is your new assignment.
Thank you for telling me the truth.
My new posting is classified, and you guys are, you know Rogue.
[Abby.]
: I couldn't tell you, Will.
This promotion is important to me, and you guys are kind of on the outs, with everyone.
No offense.
Well, you're honing in on our turf, you're keeping us out of the Ioop, what's to be offended by? My department's mission is to investigate any suspicious sightings or reports pertaining to the unexplained.
Oh, great, they're after the Steno.
That's awesome.
Well, there are a Iot of scared IKEA employees out there.
[Gavin.]
: Abby! Everything under control here, Abby? Who is this guy? Special Agent Crealy, FBI.
And What are you two supposed to be? [Abby.]
: This is Will Zimmerman and Henry Foss, friends of mine from the Sanctuary.
This is my partner, Gavin.
Gavin.
[Gavin.]
: You and buddy here want to explain why you're interfering with a federal investigation? [Henry.]
: Dude, we are not interfering.
You're interfering.
[Gavin.]
: Dude, don't make me show you my badge.
Let me tell you something-- What does that evenmean? Okay, Abby, we're on the clock here.
Oh, because of the Jays double-header tonight? No, because there are people in danger.
This is not time for the Junior B tryouts.
I'm sorry, who saved your ass Iast month when no world Ieaders would take your call? That was different.
We've dealt with this before.
We know what we're doing-- [Gavin.]
: Uh-huh, and we don't? [Henry.]
: Well, you're clueless.
[Will.]
: CIueless.
[Gavin.]
: Listen, buddy, I've had about enough of your tone.
You are speaking to federal agents.
[Will.]
: If you call me '"buddy'" once more, I'm going to take your badge, and I'm going to shove it up-- [Gavin.]
: That's right, it's '"arrest a dipstick'" day today, isn't it? [Will.]
: Oh, is it? [Abby.]
: Okay, okay, boys! Boys! Boys Whatever we were Iooking for is definitely Iong gone now, so why don't we just dial it back? We can each go our separate ways.
That is a good idea, Abby.
[Gavin.]
: I'm gonna Iet you off with a Iittle bit of a warning this time buddy.
[Will.]
: This guy.
Okay, I'm gonna make you eat your-- [Abby.]
: Dial it back! [Tyler.]
: Like she was never born.
No alias hits, no matching profiles for a Helen Magnus, if that's her real name.
[Purcell.]
: Real enough for her to have a bank account.
[Tyler.]
: Someone's covering her tracks, wiping the data from the intel community.
And whoever's doing it is good.
[Nicholls.]
: There's no sign of her.
Maybe she bugged out, hitched a ride to the nearest town? [Purcell scoffs.]
Not Iikely.
Run backgrounds on the others, starting with Mr.
Poker Guy here, Brad Sylvester.
[Tyler.]
: Sure, I'II see if I can find anything on the Echelon secure cloud.
[Tyler.]
: Oh, boy [Purcell chuckles.]
Well, well Looks Iike someone wasn't being entirely truthful Mr.
CIA field agent.
[Purcell Iaughs.]
Oh, I worked with your kind in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen Spooks always had access to slush funds, operational cash, hush money? And seeing as they tried to kill us, I think Uncle Sam owes us some reparations.
Huh? [Nicholls.]
: It makes me wonder what the other two are hiding.
You got any secrets, sweetheart? [power surging.]
[electronics crackle and burst.]
[banging keys uselessly.]
E-Everything's dead! It's impossible.
I'm on battery power here.
She's hit us with an EM pulse.
Just give me a target.
Bingo.
21 meters, there.
[supersonic scream.]
[glass shatters.]
Damn! [Charlotte.]
: Oh, my god.
Take the professor next.
[Frank.]
: No, take me next, take me next.
I-I'II tell you everything.
I'II tell you everything! [Charlotte.]
: I-I don't know anything.
I don't know anything! Let go of me! [Frank, cursing.]
: Filthy bliad.
[Charlotte.]
: Listen, Iisten, okay? I'm just a teacher.
I don't have any secrets.
Baby [unsheathing knife.]
Everyone has secrets.
PIease don't hurt me.
[pulling up hard.]
[gasping for air.]
You all right? [Charlotte.]
: I thought she was gonna kill me.
[Magnus.]
: Pain in the ass, isn't she? But I've met worse.
[slices bonds.]
[Charlotte.]
: Right.
[Magnus.]
: Let's get out of here.
[Magnus.]
: Are you all right? Let me have a Iook at you.
[Charlotte.]
: I'm fine, I'm fine.
But Iook at you, you're a mess.
You're covered in Iacerations.
[Magnus.]
: I'm fine.
I've been through worse.
You keep saying that.
You've been through worse, you've seen worse.
You sound Iike an old woman.
I am an old woman.
What's your deal, anyway? You're being totally cryptic about being here, and you went '"Die Hard'" on these guys.
What are you, a spy, an agent, or something? A doctor.
Of ass-kicking.
[Iaughs.]
Something Iike that.
Look, Charlotte, I'm really sorry that you got mixed up in this, and I'm not being glib when I say this, but I think we can solve this situation if we work together.
Are you up for it? I'm in.
Great.
Come on.
[persistent knocking.]
[Henry.]
: I'm coming, relax! [banging on door.]
[Henry.]
: Hi.
[Abby.]
: Where is he? Uh, he's his office, but he just-- Oof.
[Abby.]
: CIever, Will, very clever.
[Will.]
: Hi.
Drop the act.
Just tell me why.
[Will.]
: Why what? We received an anonymous tip that the Steno, as you call it, was hiding in a warehouse in the Seventh Ward.
Instead we found a nest of hibernating Durango bats.
Gavin is still in the medical clinic covered in hives.
Ooh, man, those bites can be really nasty.
No, what's nasty, Will, is that you did this.
You were the anonymous tipster-- [she gasps.]
Did you plant the bats too? [Will.]
: L-Iisten.
[Abby.]
: No, please, Will, you need to come clean on this.
AII right, fine, I did it.
But just Iisten to me, okay? I had to do something to throw you off the scent for your own safety.
A full-grown Steno can maim or kill anything in its way, and you and Agent GIee CIub, you're not equipped to deal with this kind of thing.
So you made us Iook Iike fools? Will, professional jealousy is one thing-- -I'm not-- -Out and out betrayal? Abby.
It's business, it's not personal.
This is my career.
My reputation, Will.
It is personal.
[scoffs.]
You and I are done.
Wait, Abby-- [Henry.]
: Dude, um We have a Iocation? Yeah, we tracked it to the sewers near the water treatment plant.
AII right.
Let's get this done.
[Charlotte.]
: If you knocked out the radar, shouldn't that stop this Feliz guy from Ianding? [Magnus.]
: They'II find a way around it, believe me.
If we can retake the terminal, we can free everyone and warn Feliz that he's flying into a trap.
Here, take this.
[Charlotte.]
: I don't mean to be difficult or anything, but is there any way we can do this without me having to shoot someone or get shot? [Magnus.]
: Possibly.
[power surging back on.]
Yes.
We are hot again.
[radio.]
: Comoros Tower, I repeat, this is Rancho 639er one-five miles west from runway one, how do you hear? [Tyler.]
: Good timing.
Rancho 639er, this is Comoros tower, good evening.
Wind is zero niner zero at one-one, altimeter is 3002, and you are cleared to Iand at runway one.
[radio.]
: Runway one, Comoros tower, roger that.
See you in five minutes.
[Tyler.]
: Come on in.
Chumps.
[Charlotte.]
: How can those people have those freaky powers? They're Iike they're Iike super villains.
[Magnus.]
: Every exceptional ability has a weakness, believe me.
[Charlotte.]
: Okay, what about x-ray guy? [Magnus.]
: Most Iikely, his eyes are sensitive to our body's thermal heat signatures, and the woman with the sonic scream, unique vocal cords.
It's all explainable by science.
Okay, but bulletproof man? Super-resilient epidermis.
Likely a result of the military's attempt to weaponize abnormals.
Idiots.
And you know all of this because-- [coughing and spluttering.]
Another time.
In the meantime, we need to Ievel the playing field somewhat.
I'm going to need to use your shirt.
[air hissing.]
[Nicholls.]
: Oh, crap.
[Charlotte.]
: Did they just [Magnus.]
: Backdrafts can be extremely violent.
I should have warned you.
[Charlotte.]
: Yeah, that's got to hurt.
Do you think this'II work? [Magnus.]
: It has to.
We have to stop Feliz's plane at all costs.
Because they got all your money? Because if those thieves get what they want, they'II kill us all! [coughing and groaning.]
Move! [fires gun.]
[Henry.]
: Should still be dozing somewhere in this sector.
[Will.]
: Let's just tranq and bag the sucker before there's any more weirdness.
[growling and snarling.]
[shoots dart.]
Whoa [snarling ferociously.]
[growling.]
[Will.]
: Whoa! Ah! Okay, okay, okay Okay! Just relax, rover.
Just relax Just calm down, okay? Just calm down.
[distant gunshots blast.]
Are you guys all right? [Will.]
: I'm fine.
Hey, H.
H.
Hey Come on, hey.
How many fingers? How many fingers? [Henry.]
: Tuesday.
[Will.]
: He's gonna be fine, but we gotta get him out of here.
Okay, whatever that was, it's gone.
What was it? [Will.]
: It was a Steno pelhabilis, and not a happy one, at that.
We gotta stop it before it does any more damage.
Whoa, who put you in charge there, pally? [Abby.]
: Gavin, just shut up and help.
Come on.
[Tyler.]
: PIane's still gaining altitude, boss, banking west.
[Frank.]
: Looks Iike something went sideways.
Perhaps your plan wasn't so brilliant after all.
[Tyler.]
: Hold on.
It's still banking west, but altitude steady at 9,000 feet.
He's not Ieaving.
[chuckles.]
Which means that there is something down here that he wants.
[Magnus.]
: Well done.
Now the others.
If we can create a distraction, we can draw those men away from the hostages.
[Charlotte.]
: I can't.
[Magnus.]
: You'II be fine, Charlotte.
[Charlotte.]
: I Iied to you.
[Magnus.]
: About what? [Charlotte.]
: Remember when I said I was studying Iemurs? [Magnus.]
: Yeah.
[Charlotte.]
: More Iike I'm studying their reaction to a specific deadly virus.
[Tyler.]
: Last one we haven't checked.
Belongs to the Professor chick.
[Purcell.]
: Well, well [Magnus.]
: And you're telling me this now? I had to know that I could trust you.
[chuckles.]
Well, I'm glad we got that sorted.
Just how deadly is this virus? If a small sample gets released, it'II wipe out everyone on this island.
And half the coast of Africa.
It's complicated, okay? So your plan was to sell it to Feliz.
How noble.
I wasn't going to sell it.
I was going to give it to him.
The government, the black market, nobody should get a hold of this virus.
Feliz contacted me and said that he could hide it.
I don't care about money.
I just don't want it to get in the wrong hands.
So where is it right now? [Iatch releases.]
[Frank.]
: M-maybe you want to be careful with that, my friend.
It Iooks Iike bad news.
[Purcell.]
: That's what I'm counting on.
If Feliz wants it, someone else will want it too, and for better money.
[Magnus.]
: You're insane.
[Purcell.]
: Welcome back.
Thanks to your girlfriend, this day hasn't been an entire waste.
[Magnus.]
: You cannot Iet that virus out onto the open market.
Now, if you want to negotiate a price, you and I can talk, but only after you've Iet everyone else go.
[Purcell Iaughs.]
Tyler? Warm up the plane.
We're buggin' out.
[Charlotte.]
: I'd Iisten to her.
That virus makes Ebola Iook Iike the common cold.
Millions could die if it gets released.
[Purcell.]
: So if I were to drop this on the island from my plane, it would really suck for you.
[Frank.]
: Oh, my god [Magnus.]
: You wouldn't.
I'm selling a new weapon.
I need to test it out, don't I? Nasty way to go.
[Will.]
: Whoa! [Steno snarling.]
Now! Come on! [stunner blasting.]
[Gavin.]
: It's jammed! [snarling.]
[stunner discharges.]
[Will yelps.]
Got it! [snoring.]
[Gavin.]
: That's incredible.
How did you know it was going to attack you Iike that? Let me show you.
[Abby.]
: Are those.
.
? [Will.]
: Exactly.
Reese's Pieces.
[Gavin.]
: I Ieft some in the sewers as bait to Iure it in.
You know, Iike ET.
This is the absolute worst thing to give a Steno.
Its system reacts to sugar and peanuts Iike crack cocaine.
It makes it violently insane.
I'm gonna go wait over there, with him.
I know, he's a total-- [Will.]
: Moron? Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
[Gavin.]
: Hey, you guys? Can I give it some gum? Its breath is really bad.
I see more cooperation in our future.
[Will.]
: Good.
[she Iaughs.]
[Frank.]
: I will shoot myself first.
Who's with me? Yeah, it's better than dying of hemorrhagic fever.
That won't be necessary.
Wait for it What the hell happened? [Frank.]
: That's not a virus they stole.
[Charlotte.]
: Pure nitroglycerine.
I use it to stabilize samples.
You take it up in an unpressurized plane, and Is there a virus? In here.
Carrying a dormant strain in your own bloodstream.
It's very risky.
It's better than a pink suitcase.
[Brad.]
: You're crazy, you know that? Both of you.
[Frank.]
: Are you kidding? I Iove you guys! Thank you, but you can Iose the accent now, Mr.
Feliz.
[in British accent.]
You can call me Richard.
I thought the Russian accent was rather good.
It was, it was more I suspected there was a reason that your plane hung around in spite of the carnage.
It made sense that its owner was here on the ground.
[Brad.]
: And the ruse? [Frank.]
: Good question, Bradley, you see, I prefer to meet potential clients in a more, um, informal manner before taking them on, and may I say, Dr.
Magnus, that thanks to my resources, your financial future will be very healthy for quite some time.
Thank you, Richard.
What a day! How incredible! Feel my heart-- It's so exciting.
As soon as my plane Iands, the drinks are definitely on me, because we have much to discuss.
Mmm! [Charlotte.]
: You sure know how to show a girl a good time.
[Magnus.]
: I try.
[Charlotte.]
: Thank you for you know Don't mention it.
You were very brave.
Here's Richard's plane.
[Charlotte.]
: Are you sure you can't stay for a day or two? Relax, hang out? [Magnus.]
: See, the thing about me is I rarely just '"hang out.
'" Dear God.
Bad? On the contrary, I just I haven't been kissed Iike that in a very Iong time.
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Kinda hurt.