Arrow s04e06 Episode Script

Oliver: Previously, on "Arrow" This city needs someone to stand up who isn't hiding behind a mask.
It needs a leader.
So, I've decided to run for mayor.
Ollie, this is Alex Davis, the new political strategist that Walter recommended.
At the house, I looked Sara in the eyes.
She wasn't there.
I'm the one who killed her in the first place.
That's why she's after me, you know.
It's blood lust; She's consumed by it.
It's the same pain I feel when I think about Ra's.
If she kills me, she'll be ok.
Curtis: There's more to the recording-- something overlapping with it.
Ray: What I need you to know is, I'm alive, and I'm in trouble.
Ray: Open new file.
Atom project, update Gamma.
This will be miniaturization test number one.
Execute.
Why can't anything ever work the first time? Hmm? All right, guys, I know it's been a long haul figuring out your platform, but the good news is, we're almost done.
Just two more things here on the docket.
Mmm, actually, only one.
I figured out where we're going to hold Ollie's fundraiser.
It's going to be at Gerard's.
From what I remember, that place is a little pricey, leading us to our last talking point, the budget.
You have it, right? If by "you," you mean Felicity, then, yes.
She was supposed to be here, but she's just been slammed at Palmer Tech for the past few days.
She's really taking this whole CEO thing seriously.
Well, one of us has to have a job that actually makes money.
I'll speak with her, I'll get those numbers for you.
Alex, thank you so much for all your hard work.
I'll see you later.
[Exhales.]
[Door closes.]
I was thinking, maybe we should check out Gerard's tomorrow night.
You know, just to make sure it's the right type of venue for introducing our candidate.
Are you asking me out on a date? [Chuckles.]
To be honest, it's been so long, I don't even know.
I just am--my life is really complicated right now, and I don't think going on a date with my brother's campaign manager is going to make it any easier.
No, you're right.
That was totally unprofessional; something I would normally never do.
I just Thought there was something there.
Probably just consumed a little too much MSG.
How about we just erase these last five minutes? Absolutely not.
It was nice.
I'll see you later.
[Door opens, closes.]
Ray: I'm alive, and I'm in trouble.
I'm alive, and I'm in trouble.
I'm alive I thought I said you could use my lab if you clean up after yourself.
The keyword being "after," which assumes finished, which clearly, I am not.
[Scoffs.]
Well, how's it going? Ughh! That well? [Sighs.]
Ray: I'm alive Do you have that playing on a loop? I've been trying to trace to Ray's message back to its point of origin, but he must have ping-ponged it off of like a thousand servers, and the back trace algorithm won't compile, which means there's no way of finding him, and-- Ok! You need to stop right now.
I can't.
You have to.
You are no good to Mr.
Palmer in your current state.
Now, how long has it been since you took a break? I dozed off for about two minutes about an hour ago, does that count? [Elevator dings.]
[Exhales.]
You're married, he's straight, you're married, he's straight, ahem.
Ah, perfect.
Oliver Queen, Curtis Holt.
Curtis, Oliver.
Curtis! Felicity's told me a lot about you.
She's told me virtually nothing about you.
[Chuckles.]
Ok.
Curtis? What you doin'? The Green Arrow showed up right about the time that you came back into town.
Nah, it's not you, though.
Jaw's not right.
That's what I keep telling people.
Would you give us a minute? Sure thing.
Nice meeting you.
Nice meeting you, too.
Ahem.
Hey.
Hi.
I thought that you were going to come by the campaign offices to go over the finances.
I thought that meeting was on Wednesday.
It is Wednesday.
Oh.
What's going on? Ray: I'm alive And I'm in trouble.
That sounds like-- Ray.
Because it is Ray, because Ray isn't dead.
What? That's impossible.
Ray was-- Killed.
In an explosion that blew up the top of this building six months ago.
But that's obviously not what happened, because he sent this message six days ago, and dead people don't generally do that.
Ray's alive.
He's out there somewhere.
I have to help him, Why didn't you ever tell us about this place before? I didn't know it was here.
But it sort of seems like you did.
I know this island isn't all that it seems.
You've done well, Mr.
Queen.
But you let the British guy get away.
Whoa, wait.
Reiter.
Constantine said that there was some sort of barrier, like magic.
I have no interest in the chamber.
What is that? A message, from the ancients, leading to a very special gift.
A heart of water.
Have you seen a cove on the island, surrounded by mountains? Yeah, I know of one.
I want you to go to that point and lead an excavation.
Take a dozen of the laborers and work them until you find my gift.
Can I talk to you for a sec? All right, first, what aren't you telling me about what we're doing here? I mean, apart from everything.
And second? Queen is a mole.
Don't start trusting him just 'cause he gave you a piece of bling.
Accompany Mr.
Queen to the cove.
I know.
I know.
[Chuckles.]
I love you, too, Mom.
I love you so much.
Ok, bye, Mom.
[Sighs.]
How'd that go? Easier than the last time Mom found out that I wasn't dead.
[Chuckles.]
Hey.
You ok, honey? Yeah, fine.
It was just something Mom said about how I got lost when I was walking home from school once, and--and how I promised that I'd always come back.
But I can't remember.
You're probably better off not remembering all the messed up things our parents did to us, anyway.
Hey, you two turned out perfectly, all right, and more importantly, you're both home.
I couldn't ask for anything more.
I tell you Ray's in trouble and your first response is, you need a shower.
And a nap.
You're not going to be able to help-- Oh, stop.
You're starting to sound like Curtis.
Well, Curtis is a smart guy.
Did Ray's message indicate what kind of trouble he's in? If it did, it would have been the first thing I told you.
Ok.
Is there anything that I can do to help? Well, have you magically learned to code in the last 72 hours? No.
It was a rhetorical question.
I know.
I will, however, accept your undying support and backrub.
You can have both as soon as you Shower.
And take a nap.
Come on.
Come on, come on.
[Groans.]
[Cell phone vibrates.]
What? I set an alert just in case the back trace program ever finished compiling.
Felicity Two seconds! It's been taking forever.
What are you doing? Absolutely nothing.
Felicity, Felicity, is that you? Felicity: Oh, my God, Ray! Ray, where are you? I don't know.
And if that wasn't enough, I think I'm being held against my will.
What?! Yeah, they want my suit, or at least the tech.
The good news is, the tech is useless to them in my current condition.
Ray, if you have your suit, then why don't you just-- Bust my way out? Yeah, that's not really happening.
What, the suit doesn't work? Actually, it worked a little too well.
They want my suit, or at least the tech.
The only good news is, the tech is useless to them in my current condition.
John is never going to believe this.
Neither is Thea.
And, well, Ray is-- the size of a tater tot.
Ray modified his suit with the same nanites I injected into him after bad arrow shot him.
It's a long story involving a lot of molecular physics.
The bottom line is that Ray jury-rigged a short-range message burst that was intercepted by whoever's holding him captive.
Ray thinks they want the suit for its technology, but they can't use it while its small.
And while he's small, it's like looking for a needle in a city of haystacks.
Ray has something he thinks could help.
Back at Palmer Tech, I've got schematics for a machine that should be able to resize me.
Well, now that you're both filled in Where are you going? To Palmer Tech to pull up the schematics for Ray's device.
I'll come with you.
Why? Are you going to build the thing? No.
There must be some other way I can help.
There isn't.
This isn't over, you know.
You and me.
I'm so glad.
[Sighs.]
We need to get a couple people in the water.
Dive down, see what you can find.
Everyone is tired.
We've been here for hours.
If you want them to work, they have to be able to.
Are you their leader? I'm the guy telling you to let them rest.
Ok.
You brought food.
Take 15 minutes and eat.
Well, ain't you employer of the month.
I'm going to need you to keep an eye on them, and I'm going to go enjoy my lunch in peace.
Hey, Ukraine.
My name is Vlad.
Well, Vlad, how'd you like your life to get a little better? Doctor Palmer got miniaturization to work.
He made the space between atoms shrink.
I mean, this is like solving cold fusion and ultimate theory.
Do you have any idea how amazing this is? Yes.
But the fact that Ray is being held hostage and could be killed at any moment because he is the size of a Cheeto has dampened my enthusiasm somewhat.
Can you build this? Yes.
Um, all the materials are here at Palmer Tech, um, except for that.
That is a quantum manifold.
Never heard of it.
Where do we get one? Only one place-- the manufacturer.
They hold the patent on it-- well, actually, 16 patents.
Curtis! Where?! Kord Industries.
I'd ask them to do us a solid and loan it to us, but They're our biggest competitor.
The good news is, things can't get any worse.
[Woman shrieks.]
You just had to go and say that.
There you are! Mom.
Oh.
Ha ha ha! Whee! Oh, what are you doing here? Well, I went to your office, Miss CEO, and your assistant told me you'd be here.
Sohere I am.
Not here-here, Star City here.
Well, Oliver told me that you've been working nonstop this past month, so I suggested a visit from your mom-- Uh-huh.
Is exactly what you needed, and guess what? What? He agreed.
Oh.
Oh, hi.
And who are you? Oh.
Hi.
I'm Curtis Holt.
It is an absolute pleasure to meet you.
Oh! I can see where Felicity got her, uh Blonde hair.
[All laugh.]
Well, she dyes it, actually.
So, what do you want to do first? A trip to the mall, mani-pedi.
You know what, you must be exhausted from your flight.
Why don't I get a car to take you back to my place? A car? No, baby, I-- I came here to see you.
I know! And you will.
It's just that, right now, Curtis and I are trying to figure out how to build a very important piece of equipment, or someone could die.
Die? Metaphorically speaking! You start constructing the machine, and I will get you the manifold.
But it's proprietary! How are you going to do that? I'm not! Awesome.
The Green Arrow's going to be kicking some ass tonight.
If I don't kick his first.
I thought it would be a good thing.
Felicity: A good thing? What on earth made you agree to this? Well, you know, your mom doesn't really take no for an answer.
You've faced down Mirakuru soldiers and the League of Assassins.
Are you honestly telling me that you couldn't say no to my mom? She said she missed you and then she texted me one of those emojis with the single tear.
You have been texting with my mother?! How long has that been going on? You guys think we can find a better time to fight about this? John? I thought only Oliver's line was open.
Nope.
Mine is open.
Both: And mine.
I don't remember there being so much chatter on these missions.
Are you ok? Yeah.
I need a little normal.
And for me, this is the kind of thing that passes.
I hacked the security panel, but it needs to be accessed from the inside.
Only problem is that the building's interior is protected by pressure sensitive flooring, which means Chatty Kathy, you're up.
Chatty Kathy? Your new code name, the only one appropriate enough I could think of to use in polite company.
Once the loading dock's doors are open, you'll have 90 seconds to find the manifold and amscray before men with guns show up.
Chatty Kathy? You know, when I get back, you and I are going to have a talk.
I'm at the panel.
Felicity: Stand by.
Punch in 4, 5, 8, 7.
Clock's running.
Are you sure it was a good idea to bring Sara along? She'll be fine.
[Beeps.]
Something's wrong.
The security cameras are coming back online.
Oliver: I've got it.
No, don't you understand?! If Kord upgraded their security, they probably improved their response time.
[Alarm sounds.]
Wait, I think this is it.
Sara, stop! Sara! Sara! We have to go.
Oliver: We're clear.
Hello? [Gasps.]
Is anyone there? Ray Any luck with the schematics? I realize the quantum manifold could present a challenge.
Nothing a little late night shopping at Kord Industries couldn't solve.
[Exhales.]
Oh, that's great.
Thank you, Felicity.
Now we just have to figure out how to-- Ray, you still there? Oh, no.
What happened out there? Sara, she, um Had a moment with the security guard.
Laurel and Thea took her home.
Are you sure it was Darhk that you saw in Ray's camera? Just as sure as I am that Ray is not getting out of this! It's actually good that Darhk has Ray.
This would be the same level of delusion that made you think my mother coming to town would make me feel better? Because it's Darhk, that means that we have an asset.
Lance.
I'll ask him to get us a location.
And what if between then and now, Darhk decides to squish Ray underneath his shoe? If Darhk wanted to hurt Ray, he would have done it by now.
Dig's right.
We stay focused.
We get Curtis the manifold, keep him working, and we unfortunately just have to wait and see what Lance finds out.
I hate waiting and seeing.
I have to do something.
Your mother's in town, spend some time with her.
We could do dinner.
I'll cook.
You already made dinner plans with my mother, didn't you? What? No.
Yes.
Oh! Oh, my God! It is like a sickness with you! It wasn't intentional.
We were having a nice conversation; the subject turned to cooking, I mentioned that I make a spectacular chicken cordon bleu.
She said she'd never had one.
It's just dinner.
He's right, Felicity.
Besides, you look like you haven't eaten or slept.
A man's life, a friend's life is in danger.
Doesn't seem like the right time for cordon bleu.
I promise you that there is nothing that we can do until we get what we need from Lance and Curtis.
So, dinner.
I'll be there as soon as I'm done with Lance.
[Twigs snapping.]
[Gasps.]
[Exhales.]
Nice instincts.
I wasn't sure you were coming back.
WellI said that I would.
I guess it's no surprise to you, but I have lost faith in people doing what they said they're going to do.
Do you notice Reiter interested in anything other than the camp or drugs? Yeah.
He also enjoys stealing people away from their families.
Well, have you seen him do anything, uh, mystical, or even magical? He always has been a little odd.
And very religious.
He's even blessed some of the prisoners.
Claims he's healed their souls or some craziness.
[Sighs.]
I'm beginning to think that drugs are just a front for what he's really doing here.
What could be more tempting to a man like him than money? Power.
I can't stay long.
I can't have Conklin being any more suspicious of me than he already is, but you still need to stay here.
I'll come back as much as I can.
This time, I believe you.
Heh, I thought it was past time that we met.
My engineers have had no success in restoring you to your proper size, so I thought I'd appeal to your cooperation.
And what do I get if I help you out? Apart from probably death.
No.
I don't think it's your life you should be worried about.
I'm sorry, Felicity, this is my fault.
And who is this "Felicity," I wonder? Certainly not your former vice-president, current CEO, girlfriend.
Don't you touch her.
Don't make empty threats.
It's small.
Oh, and by the way, we weren't listening for a distress call from a dead man.
It was pure luck, really, that we intercepted your message.
But isn't luck just another word for destiny? [Door closes.]
Oliver: Sorry I'm late.
I, um, I tried following the recipe, but, you know, I think your oven might be broken, because I was supposed to put in for like 20 minutes, and, I don't know, smoke just started billowing out, and I think the chicken's just a little, slightly undercooked.
I think the technical term is raw.
It's--it's fine, it's fine.
I'm home now.
I'll whip something up.
'Cause you just always fix everything.
A man who cooks.
You put a ring on that.
How'd that very important doctor's appointment go, hon? Uh, good, yes.
Dr.
Lance is just going to find out where the pain is coming from.
Pain? Are you ok, hon? Fine.
I'm just trying to figure out what I've done wrong.
I[Chuckles.]
I'm going to go get some take-out.
The best part about arguing is the make-up sex.
[Clears throat.]
[Door opens, closes.]
Ok.
Inviting your mother for a surprise visit wasn't the best idea.
I totally accept that.
What I'm not accepting, or understanding, is just you shutting me out.
I am not shutting you out.
I'm trying to focus on finding Ray, but I can't do that with all of these distractions.
Distractions? What is going on with you? You're acting like it's my fault that Ray-- It's my fault.
What's happening with Ray-- to Ray--is my fault.
Felicity, it really isn't.
Ray was sending distress calls for weeks after the accident.
I wasn't here to receive them because I was too busy traveling the world with you.
I took the voice's word for it that no body could be recovered because I was so swept up in being with you.
I'm sorry.
It was my choice to uproot my entire life, leave my home and my job, which turns out, I am very good at.
I lost myself in you, and I was never that girl.
That girl who just loses herself in a guy.
That is not who I am.
This isn't about Ray.
It's about us.
No.
Yes.
I don't know.
Ok.
I'm going to give you some space until you figure it out.
[Door closes.]
It says the traffic cameras are online.
Yeah, you got to give it a minute to upload.
What are you doing here, anyway? I thought I was waiting for Lance and you were having dinner with the Smoak ladies.
Went that well, did it? Do you know what I miss about our old space? That trunk, with the bottle of Russian vodka in it.
Vodka is for wimps, anyway.
[Laughs.]
Vodka is for wimps? Tennessee whiskey.
Put some hair on your chest.
It's hard to imagine dinner with Felicity and her mother not going well.
Donna's not the problem.
I am.
Felicity says that she's lost herself in our relationship, which means that she doesn't know who she is, and that if we hadn't have left Star City when we did, she would have been around to help Ray.
Metahumans, magic, resurrections-- I thought I'd seen it all, but Oliver Queen jealous? I'm not jealous.
I just got to know if Ivy town was as good as it gets for us, because we've come back here.
Everything has just gotten super complicated, and it just makes me wonder, why did she choose me? Oliver, I've heard you say a lot of crazy things over the years, but that has to be the prize.
You know what I mean.
It takes me ten minutes to log into this thing; Felicity does it in two seconds, and Ray probably invented it.
Yeah, you're probably right.
Except, Felicity didn't choose Ray.
She chose you.
Sure, she has a lot in common with Ray, but sometimes what looks good on paper isn't what works in real life.
What if something happens to him? We don't get him back? Felicity Smoak is one of the smartest, most bad ass women on the planet.
She comes through this, she'll get Ray back.
You seem pretty sure.
I married a woman just like that.
Twice, Oliver, twice.
Yes, you did.
Look, man, relationships have their ups and downs.
Sometimes you just have to give it some time, a little bit of space.
[Cell phone vibrates.]
It's Lance.
Meeting with Darhk in 20.
You good? Better.
Thank you.
What the hell?! Appreciate you meeting me.
I know you're a busy man.
I am.
But I may have found a way to make this city useful for once.
I don't understand.
Oh, you will.
Everyone in this city will.
Well, maybe I could find out sooner than others.
My daughter, Sara, she's, uh, she's back, but, you know, not all the way.
Something about her is still a little off.
I assure you, the relevance escapes me.
Well, I was thinking, maybe if I could help you a little more, than maybe you could help me.
You know your way around this magic mumbo jumbo.
Mumbo jumbo? I'll consider it, Captain, but this will be the last time you summon me.
John, he just left.
He's heading south down Victoria Street.
[Knocks.]
Yeah? I brought you some hot milk.
I'm not ten, Mom.
I'll bring it back downstairs.
No, wait, wait, wait.
Since you went to all the trouble.
Do you remember when you were a little girl and I told you you couldn't go to Space Camp? You locked yourself in your room for two days.
Well, to be fair, it was Space Camp.
But I told you, I couldn't bear the thought of sending you away for eight weeks.
The truth was, hon, I I couldn't afford it.
Then why didn't you just tell me that? Because, I was embarrassed, you know, that I had no money; that I had no idea where your father was, and even if I did, he never paid a dime in child support, anyway.
I'm sorry.
I had no idea.
I put everything into your father.
My love, my trust, my twenties.
My point is, you are not me.
You are the CEO of a bajillion dollar company.
And Oliver, he's not like your father, hon.
He loves you.
No one has ever looked at me the way he looks at you.
He's wonderful.
In a million different ways.
But that's the problem.
It's too easy to lose myself in him.
Baby.
That's how it's supposed to feel when you love someone.
Believe it or not, he's lost himself in you.
And you'll find yourself in each other.
Just don't get in your own way.
And don't ruin something that most people never get.
'Cause if you do, trust me, you'll never find another guy that hot again, who cooks.
[Both laugh.]
[Cell phone vibrates.]
Thanks.
He is definitely hiding something in there.
Latin building.
Before the city went to crap, it was touted as the most secure building on the west coast.
Every access point is protected by a retinal scanner, and a voice print.
There is no way we're getting in there.
Well, not from the outside, at least.
How's Curtis doing on the resizing device? He said he could have something functional in an hour.
I don't think we have that kind of time.
He's going to have to assemble it in the field.
Wait, with us? Are we sure we want to have your assistant in on this? It's my employee, actually.
And I'm not sure our company health plan covers supernatural dismemberment.
We need him.
And if Curtis can re-size Ray on the inside, then we have another hand getting us all outside.
Then how about one more? I don't think that's a good idea.
Laurel, I don't know what's going on with me, but I need to know that I can control this.
Suit up.
Hmm.
These are very nice.
Oops.
Leave us.
Package is delivered.
Ladies? Ready.
Felicity? Ready.
Or as ready as I'll ever be.
When I told HR I wanted a little bit more excitement from my job, this really isn't what I had in mind.
You were the one who said you wanted to help Ray and that you were an accomplished base jumper.
Oh, God, I really do have too many hobbies.
We're all right, Spartan, let's do this.
Spartan? We have a guest tonight.
[Chuckles.]
All right, disengaging security systems Now.
[Shrieking.]
Felicity: Oh! You two ok? Uh-huh.
We're not dead.
Good.
Let's go.
[Gun clicking.]
You mind if I take a little peeksie? I mean, I have my suspicions, of course.
But I just want to see if I'm right, as usual.
Didn't you learn anything from our last go-round? I guess not.
[Grunting and groaning.]
[All grunting.]
Ray! Hey.
How do you open this? My best guess is it needs an asymmetric cipher.
You can open it with five years and an NSA-grade computer.
What if we enlarged him now, and then use his size to break the cube? The quantum field won't be able to penetrate this polymer.
[Groaning.]
You know, it is a shame that you won't live to see the new life that I breathe into the city.
The new life that I breathe into this world.
You won't get the chance.
They put mini-cams in here with me, and those cameras Need to draw power from somewhere.
Ray, you are a genius.
Well, I don't know about that, but I have siphoned off enough juice to power up my exo-suit.
[Powering up.]
Dr.
Palmer's doo-hickey's ready.
If you don't mind my use of a technical term.
Do it! [Exhales.]
I'm not dead.
[All grunting.]
We got Ray, let's go.
Copy that.
Don't move! Sara! No! [Neck snaps.]
Come on.
We have to go! Come on! [Gun cocks.]
[Arrow releases.]
We have to move.
Good to see you, Ray.
Nice suit.
The worst part wasn't being small-- it was that everything else was so big.
The explosion at Palmer Tech tossed me into an abandoned construction site.
The cockroaches were the size of golden retrievers.
I'm not exaggerating.
Uh, I think we don't need to know that, really.
Ah, the entomologist in me was actually really fascinated.
I mean, you can't appreciate the size of the mandibles until the-- Mmm, mmm, no, I've heard enough.
I got a thing against cockroaches, and snakes and spiders, but especially cockroaches.
Sorry, Ray, not everyone shares your enthusiasm for bugs.
But it is good to see the experience didn't change you.
Indeed.
I got your medical tests back, and aside from a very noticeable iron deficiency, all your results are positive.
There don't seem to be any side effects from the, um, micro sizing.
Relieved to hear it.
So are we.
So, this guy who wanted to make me his lab rat? Damian Darhk.
He's the leader of an organization we believe to be known as HIVE.
Oh, like "Spectre?" That's so cool! And terrible.
Be assured, Palmer, that if they wanted your tech, it wasn't for any good reason.
One other thing-- they overheard my message to you.
I'm a possible target.
I figured.
I wouldn't be doing this if I couldn't handle being threatened by a super villain every now and then.
Come on.
I'll take you home.
I can catch you up on all the latest at your company.
Uh, actually, until I decide to come back from the dead, it's your company.
Great.
[Both grunting and groaning.]
[Neck snaps.]
What in the hell?! You better have a story to go along with that body.
[Sighs.]
Look, Thea told me that this was a side effect of the Pit.
And I thought that I could fight it.
I just I couldn't stop myself.
And the worst part of it was, I felt better.
Look, Sara, controlling this, it's not going to come easy, ok? It's going to take you some time.
And how many bodies? Look, I respect the way that you could deal with this, Thea, but I need to handle this in a different way.
Different how? Laurel, I owe you everything.
You gave me the greatest gift that anyone ever could.
You gave me a second chance, and the ability to start over.
I think it's time that I really do that.
But Sara-- we just got you back.
Sara, you don't have to leave.
I know it doesn't seem possible right now, but you can have a normal life.
It's been a long time since my normal has ever been normal.
Look, I'll go visit Mom in Central City, and then, somewhere Maybe a few somewheres, just until I figure things out.
If you're sure that that's what you want to do.
It's your life.
And you have to do what makes you happy.
I'm just really going to miss you.
I love you, sis.
Always and forever.
I love you, too.
Hey.
Hi.
How'd it go with Ray? Fine.
Until I told him I sold his condo.
[Chuckles.]
I wanted-- before we-- Oh.
Hmm.
You go first.
No.
You.
I think we should Clear the air.
Um I wanted to thank you.
For helping save Ray, and for being so understanding in the midst of my mini-- gargantuan freak out.
Well, I'm sorry that I'm not the best listener.
But all of this is just, it-- it's kind of new to me.
And to me.
I didn't exactly grow up with the best example of a normal, healthy relationship.
Line forms behind me.
It's kind of amazing that we've made it this far.
We're going to be fine.
How can you be so sure? 'Cause we found ourselves in each other.
Donna: Feeling lonely? You don't even know the half of it.
I might.
I, um, I came to town to visit my daughter, but she kicked me out of her apartment to finish a fight with the man I hope will become my future son in law.
[Laughs.]
Ok, it's your turn.
Well, one of my daughters is leaving town after being back a whole five minutes.
Sounds like a reason to drink.
Oh, I always got a reason.
But this is club soda.
Quentin.
Donna.
[Chuckles.]
[Telephones ringing, indistinct chatter.]
Hey, Thea.
When your brother comes in, could you have him sign these for me, please? Yeah.
You ok? Just a little stressed out.
Maybe, um Maybe I need to get a drink.
It's a little early for a cocktail, but Not now.
Later? With you, at Gerard's? But I thought you-- I just want to have a normal life.
Meet me there at 8:00? Yeah, absolutely.
I'll leave these here.
[Exhales.]
[Door opens, closes.]
Dr.
Palmer's molecular's realignment was premised on a power draw from our system, which resulted-- Just because I understand science doesn't mean I'm not bored by it.
Bottom line it for me.
We were able to recover some residue from Dr.
Palmer's Dwarf Star alloy, and use it to fashion into a power source.
Good.
Test it out.
On this.
Greg! Move your head.