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00:00:06  - Water. - Yes, Sheriff.
00:00:10  - Warm water. - Sorry, Sheriff.
00:00:18  Forget it.
00:00:20  I sense a high level of adrenaline in your system.
00:00:23  - Is something bothering you today? - Nope. Perfectly fine.
00:00:27  High adrenaline can cause physical and psychological reactions.
00:00:33  Bandage?
00:00:35  - That'll look good at the wedding. - Good thing you're not the groom.
00:00:41  What kind of type "a" bride works the morning of her wedding?
00:00:44  - Nice cut. - Thanks.
00:00:46  There is a condiment dispenser in the refrigerator.
00:00:48  That's all right. I like the bottle.
00:00:51  I don't know. She called, said she needed my help.
00:00:53  So you jumped, like always.
00:00:55  No, I didn't.
00:00:57  Dad, you're walking the woman you possibly love
00:01:00  down the aisle to marry another guy.
00:01:03  Okay, first, not true.
00:01:05  And second, since when do you and I talk about this stuff?
00:01:07  Since I'm 17 and you're in denial.
00:01:11  I'm fine.
00:01:12  Are you really this hopelessly un-self-aware?
00:01:17  - That's my last clean shirt. - Yeah.
00:01:20  There's an unexpected visitor at the door.
00:01:24  - It's auntie Lex! - Three days early.
00:01:29  - Shall I let her in? - Yes!
00:01:34  Hello?
00:01:39  You look like a supermodel... Every father's nightmare.
00:01:43  I love your hair and... your cats.
00:01:46  A Tibetan monk told me that Tabby is a reincarnation of grandma Lil.
00:01:50  Jackie.
00:01:52  You look just like dad...
00:01:54  Always ready, always prepared,
00:01:57  always uptight.
00:02:00  I thought you weren't coming till tuesday.
00:02:02  My Seattle chakra conference ended early,
00:02:04  and Saturday travel... Always best for Geminis.
00:02:06  Right. Well, glad to see you.
00:02:08  If you could put the cats in the guest room.
00:02:10  And I'll see you at the wedding, sweetie.
00:02:12  Nice to see you, too, Monkey.
00:02:14  - Monkey? - Don't call me that.
00:02:16  Weddings, I love weddings.
00:02:18  Okay, be careful with grandma. She's in heat.
00:02:22  Shouldn't you be at a beauty parlor or something?
00:02:24  What, is it 1960, and no one told me? Relax.
00:02:26  We've both done this before. I mean, separately, but...
00:02:29  Yeah, but getting married isn't like riding a bike or returning dry cleaning.
00:02:33  I mean, getting married should be momentous.
00:02:37  Well, redaction is momentous, too,
00:02:39  but I owe it to these people to see them through it.
00:02:41  Big day. Nervous?
00:02:42  I'm not a first-time bride.
00:02:44  Sorry I had to call you in, but quarterly balance sheets are due monday.
00:02:47  - This couldn't wait. - Another set of layoffs?
00:02:50  There's over a dozen people here.
00:02:52  Good thing you called in the cavalry.
00:02:55  - Blood stain? - Oh, no, breakfast.
00:02:58  It's Saturday. It's my last clean shirt.
00:03:02  - This is gonna take hours. - Time's a-wasting.
00:03:05  Wouldn't want to miss your beautiful wedding.
00:03:10  You didn't invite her, did you?
00:03:12  No.
00:03:15  Look, this whole redaction thing sucks.
00:03:17  I'd like to see the Fixer cleaning up excrement.
00:03:19  Ye... Look, Lincoln...
00:03:22  For what it's worth, we all know that you're the best...
00:03:26  excrement guy around.
00:03:30  Just remember, today at 6:00 pm, your badge is disabled.
00:03:34  - Sorry. - I've been in Eureka for eight years.
00:03:36  Kind of hard to go back to the PETCO in Pacoima, you know?
00:03:38  Yeah, well, it's been a hard day for a lot of good people.
00:03:41  Carter. Bar fight?
00:03:45  Shouldn't you be at the beauty parlor? It is your big day.
00:03:47  - Supervising an important delivery. - Time-sensitive.
00:03:49  - Guys! - Do you need something, Carter?
00:03:52  Yeah, I need to find... maintenance. Last guy on my list is...
00:03:57  - Weinbrenner. - Basement.
00:03:59  Just do whatever you have to do, but, please,
00:04:01  don't be late to the wedding and don't forget the necklace.
00:04:03  Oh, I can't believe she's marrying him again.
00:04:06  I can't believe she asked him to walk her down the aisle.
00:04:18  Weinbrenner?
00:04:20  Leo Weinbrenner?
00:04:23  Anyone here?
00:04:30  All right, you just bought yourself an extra day.
00:04:49  - You're late. - Yeah,
00:04:50  I had to redact 12 people and then find a tie.
00:04:53  - The necklace? - What necklace?
00:05:05  One of a kind, just like Allie.
00:05:09  Don't screw it up.
00:05:13  You know, the French give their children wine with dinner.
00:05:16  Yeah, dad's never been to France.
00:05:17  - If I told you what your father... - He would kill you.
00:05:20  That's what aunts are for.
00:05:22  A votre sant?
00:05:26  Nice, Lex.
00:05:28  You're late. I met your sister.
00:05:31  Yeah, arrest her for corrupting a minor.
00:05:46  Momentous, huh?
00:05:49  Yeah.
00:05:50  Are you okay? You look pale.
00:05:52  That's the white tent.
00:05:57  There's something that I wanted to say.
00:06:02  Something you should know.
00:06:04  I'll always be here for you...
00:06:08  No matter what.
00:06:10  Everything's gonna work out the way it's supposed to.
00:07:00  Love is timeless, transcending everything we know,
00:07:04  everything we understand and giving us strength
00:07:07  and comfort forever.
00:07:09  What is past is now present.
00:07:13  And what is present will become your future.
00:07:16  That is what love is...
00:07:18  Never ending.
00:07:20  Now, before you share your vows...
00:07:24  If there is anyone here
00:07:27  who knows why these two should not be joined together,
00:07:30  speak now, or forever hold your peace.
00:07:45  What the hell?
00:07:49  - Warm! - Yes, Sheriff.
00:08:01  I sense a high level of adrenaline in your system.
00:08:04  I'm fine. Just a...
00:08:07  Weird dream.
00:08:14  High adrenaline can cause physical and psychological reactions.
00:08:18  Perfectly fi...
00:08:23  Bandage?
00:08:25  - Sarah? - Yes, Sheriff?
00:08:27  - Is the wedding today? - Yes, at 6:00 pm.
00:08:31  Good thing you're not the groom.
00:08:34  - Is something bothering you? - Yeah.
00:08:38  It feels like I was already there.
00:08:42  Season 3 Episode 04 I do over (v 1.00)
00:08:46  Teams Projet-SG & 6th-Race.
00:08:49  http://projet-sg.net http://u-sub.net
00:08:55  Nice cut.
00:08:57  Why are you dressed for work?
00:08:59  Allison called, said she needed my help.
00:09:01  What kind of type "a" bride works the morning of her wedding?
00:09:04  Sarah made eggs.
00:09:05  Yeah, thanks.
00:09:07  - Dad, is something wrong? - Yeah, I'm a little... thrown.
00:09:11  Well, no wonder. I mean, you're walking the woman you possibly love
00:09:14  down the aisle to marry another guy.
00:09:16  Yeah, since when do you and I talk about that stuff?
00:09:18  Since I'm 17. You're in denial.
00:09:23  - That's my last clean shirt. - Sorry.
00:09:26  There's an unexpected visitor at the door.
00:09:29  Lex.
00:09:32  - How did you know?! - Shall I let her in?
00:09:34  Yes.
00:09:38  Hello?
00:09:41  Zoe.
00:09:43  You look like a supermodel... Every father's nightmare.
00:09:46  You look amazing.
00:09:48  I love your hair and... your cats.
00:09:51  Jackie.
00:09:52  You look just like dad.
00:09:55  And your Tabby looks like grandma Lil.
00:10:01  - I thought you were coming on Tuesday. - My chakra conference ended early.
00:10:04  And Geminis travel best on Saturday.
00:10:07  Okay... If you could put the cats in the guest room.
00:10:10  Something to figure out. See you at the wedding.
00:10:12  Wedding. I love weddings.
00:10:14  I can't explain it. I feel like I've done all this before.
00:10:17  We've both done this before, separately.
00:10:20  No, not the wedding. I mean, not just the wedding.
00:10:22  It's the Ketchup, my sister, this conversation.
00:10:25  Big day. Nervous?
00:10:26  - She's not a first-time bride. - I'm sorry to call you in,
00:10:30  but these quarterly balance sheets are due Monday.
00:10:32  - They can't wait. - Another set of layoffs?
00:10:34  There's... There's over a dozen people on this.
00:10:37  Good thing you called in the cavalry.
00:10:39  - Blood stain? - Breakfast.
00:10:42  Time's a-wasting.
00:10:43  Wouldn't want you to miss your beautiful wedding.
00:10:46  See, I knew she was gonna say that.
00:10:48  You have to believe me. I've done this before.
00:10:51  Carter, no more advice. This is gonna take hours.
00:10:54  If we don't start now, I'm gonna be late to my own wedding.
00:11:01  Guys.
00:11:02  Carter.
00:11:04  - Bar fight? - No. I got a problem.
00:11:06  All right, Carter, look, do what you have to do.
00:11:09  Just, please, don't be late for the wedding.
00:11:11  - Don't forget the necklace. - This isn't about the necklace.
00:11:14  - Something's wrong with today. - You walking Allie down the aisle?
00:11:17  This isn't about the wedding or whether or not I think it's a mistake.
00:11:19  - Now it's a mistake. - Yeah...
00:11:21  we're supervising an important delivery here, so...
00:11:25  Yeah, you know, so why don't I just do it myself?
00:11:28  Carter, we're getting married.
00:11:29  - She said "Yes". - No, I know. I felt it.
00:11:32  I mean, I was there the first time... Second ti... The first second time.
00:11:35  - What is wrong with you? - This isn't about the wedding.
00:11:39  This is about time repeating.
00:11:41  I mean, can it happen? A time loop... The same day over and over?
00:11:44  No. Time flows in one direction.
00:11:46  If time were to fold back upon itself, it would affect causality.
00:11:49  It would delete us from the time-space continuum.
00:11:57  It's Allie's big day.
00:11:59  - Don't screw it up. - All right.
00:12:02  The last time I had Moo Goo Gal Pan, I was in a hut in Canton.
00:12:05  So I thought we were gonna get to meet the future Mr. Lexi.
00:12:08  Oh, he had visa troubles.
00:12:10  Duncan is her gorgeous Dr. Who.
00:12:13  Oh, my God! I love that show!
00:12:15  Oh, no, World Health Organization. He's an immunologist.
00:12:19  I knew that.
00:12:20  - Hey, dad. - Hey.
00:12:23  You see me sleepwalking last night or talking, anything odd?
00:12:27  - Nice to see you, too, Monkey. - Don't... don't call me that.
00:12:31  He's just nervous about the wedding.
00:12:34  No, I'm not. And don't call me that.
00:12:36  Can I get two banana milkshakes?
00:12:38  - Bananas calm Monkey down. - Coming right up.
00:12:41  There have been documented cases of repetitive cognizance brought on
00:12:45  by extreme psychophobia of a certain upcoming event.
00:12:49  - So tell me, what's my psychophobia? - Okay.
00:12:53  This Allison...
00:12:55  You like her. Right?
00:12:57  Can't stand the thought of her with another guy forever.
00:13:01  I mean...
00:13:03  Okay, let's say...
00:13:06  - I'm conflicted. - Have you told her?
00:13:09  Okay, there's your problem, Sheriff I'm-not-a-sharer.
00:13:13  So I'm stuck in this day until I tell her how I feel?
00:13:17  You can't just tell her. You have to kiss her.
00:13:19  It's the only way to know, on a truly cellular level,
00:13:22  if your energies are meant to combine.
00:13:24  There's a science to this love stuff, but why start taking my advice now?
00:13:28  Honestly, because you are the only one who believes me.
00:13:32  That's what family's for.
00:13:43  Carter, you can't go in there.
00:13:50  Carter, you're early.
00:13:51  - Yeah, and you're... - Not ready.
00:13:56  Are you okay? You look pale.
00:13:58  I'm not...
00:14:01  a sharer.
00:14:06  Hey...
00:14:08  What is it?
00:14:20  So you thought that coming here and doing that
00:14:23  right before the wedding, that that's a good idea.
00:14:25  No.
00:14:27  My sister did.
00:14:28  Look, I'm not gonna deny that... that, you know, maybe...
00:14:32  Look, it just... It didn't work out that way.
00:14:34  I love Nathan.
00:14:37  We have a history.
00:14:39  - And you and I could've had a future. - You'll always be my friend...
00:14:43  My true friend.
00:14:45  I'll always be here for you.
00:14:48  You know that, right?
00:14:51  I mean, no matter what.
00:14:52  Everything's gonna work out the way it's supposed to.
00:14:56  And now, before you share your vows,
00:14:59  if there is anyone here
00:15:01  who knows why these two should not be joined together,
00:15:05  speak now,
00:15:07  or forever hold your peace.
00:15:23  I sense a high level of adrenaline in your system.
00:15:26  Is something bothering you today?
00:15:29  I think today is yesterday...
00:15:32  Again.
00:15:36  - Saturday again. - Again?
00:15:38  Allison called. What kind of bride works the morning of her wedding?
00:15:42  Sarah made eggs. I know you like the bottle.
00:15:44  Not today.
00:15:45  - You didn't shave. - Safety precaution.
00:15:48  You are freaked out about the wedding.
00:15:50  You're right. And I'm totally self-aware.
00:15:52  You and I should talk more now that you're 17.
00:15:54  But I gotta check out a theory I came up with.
00:15:56  - In the bathroom? - You'd be surprised what happens there.
00:15:59  Aunt Lex is coming today with two cats that should go to the guest room.
00:16:03  And get to know the Tabby, you might be related. I'll see you at the wedding.
00:16:06  Got to go stop time. And drinking age is 21.
00:16:12  Supervising an important delivery?
00:16:16  - Time-sensitive, Fargo? - Yeah, I guess you could say that.
00:16:19  Could you say it's a device that could've created
00:16:21  a time loop I've been living in for the last 3 days?
00:16:24  Fargo, tell him what it is.
00:16:26  It's our new sub-femtosecond atomic clock that'll make GD
00:16:29  the constant for time in all the known universe.
00:16:32  - Those Swiss guys are really fuming. - And today's the day you plug it in.
00:16:36  It runs on unstable plutonium neutrons, not AC.
00:16:39  Isn't that unstable?
00:16:41  Of course, 'cause if they were stable, they would split during...
00:16:43  - Why am I explaining this? - Don't ask why.
00:16:45  Don't take that thing out of its container until after your wedding.
00:16:48  Okay, we'll trust your gut and miss our only sync window
00:16:51  between now and 2036.
00:16:53  - Not! - We're ready to move.
00:16:55  Don't do this.
00:16:57  We're all stuck in some weird time thing where things keep repeating.
00:17:00  Yeah, and only you remember it.
00:17:03  Carter, this is a very important project.
00:17:05  Don't screw it up.
00:17:08  Allison's director of operations.
00:17:10  Why don't you ask her to cancel synchronization?
00:17:12  Well, because you'd still have to approve.
00:17:14  And I won't.
00:17:15  This clock gives GD universal ownership of time.
00:17:18  I know. I know. And the Swiss are fuming.
00:17:20  But if you plug this thing in, we'll be doomed to repeat this day forever.
00:17:24  The happiest day of my life?
00:17:25  Sorry I had to call you in, but quarterly balance sheets...
00:17:28  Quarterly balance... Forget it.
00:17:30  If we don't stop it from turning on, you'll have the rest of eternity
00:17:33  to redact those 20 people.
00:17:34  - You said a few nonessentials. - Time's a-wasting.
00:17:37  Don't want you to miss your beautiful wedding.
00:17:43  - You should've invited her. - Carter, what is wrong with you?
00:17:46  Nothing. Nothing you'll remember.
00:17:48  We just need to stop that new clock.
00:17:50  You're making me nervous. I just want to get through this.
00:17:53  Well, you won't. We're gonna do this again and again,
00:17:55  unless right before 6:00, I unplug that clock.
00:17:58  And then this horrible day will be over.
00:17:59  I know you think that I'm making a mistake.
00:18:02  And I am touched
00:18:05  - that you care so much about me. - Of course I...
00:18:07  Look, I just need you to be there for me today.
00:18:11  Well, I'll always be there for you.
00:18:14  And... If I am late tonight,
00:18:19  just know that I was fixing something that's broken.
00:18:22  Everything's gonna work out the way it's supposed to.
00:18:47  So, 6:00 pm? That's when this thing goes off?
00:18:50  That's when the official switchover from greenwich happens.
00:18:53  But now it is time to get married.
00:19:07  In some cultures, teenagers are guided
00:19:10  through mind-altering experiences by trustworthy elders
00:19:13  to expand their consciousness.
00:19:17  Well, in this culture, the drinking age is 21.
00:19:20  The French give their children wine with dinner.
00:19:22  Yeah, dad's never been to France.
00:19:24  If we're late to the wedding, I wonder who'll kill us first,
00:19:27  Dr. Stark or Dr. Blake.
00:19:29  Well, nothing matters now, but...
00:19:34  Unplugging this unstable plutonium thing.
00:19:36  I thought you said we were here to take emergency readouts for Thorne.
00:19:39  I lied.
00:19:41  - Turn it off. - No.
00:19:46  - Now. - What is wrong with you?
00:19:49  Easy way or hard way, Fargo. We don't have much time.
00:19:51  Apparently we don't have much sanity either.
00:19:53  I'm not crazy.
00:19:54  Says the guy with crazy eyes and a gun.
00:19:57  This will all make sense once we stop the time loop.
00:20:02  Which one is it, Fargo?
00:20:07  So much for my career.
00:20:15  There really was a plug?
00:20:17  For the vacuum seal.
00:20:18  Now that it's broken, so is the clock.
00:20:20  And all the plutonium?
00:20:22  Yeah, it's safe.
00:20:25  Let's get married.
00:20:27  The past is your present.
00:20:30  And your present will...
00:20:34  The present will become your future.
00:20:36  Sorry.
00:20:58  That is what love is...
00:21:00  Never ending.
00:21:02  Now, before you share your vows...
00:21:20  I sense an abnormal level of adrenaline in your system.
00:21:24  That's because things keep bleeding through.
00:21:33  - Guys. - Carter. Bar fight?
00:21:36  Actually,
00:21:37  the flow of time is changing.
00:21:40  This cut isn't from shaving. I carried it through a time loop
00:21:42  that keeps affecting,
00:21:46  something you said I don't remember,
00:21:50  and maybe deleting us from the universe.
00:21:52  - So just listen, and don't call me... - Crazy?
00:21:55  - That's not listening. - I heard you, but do you really think
00:21:58  there's a possibility that there's a break in the space/time continuum,
00:22:02  and I don't know about it, but... you do?
00:22:05  Does your ego even fit in this building?
00:22:09  How many times do I have to go through this...
00:22:12  Before I realize that you can't change someone's mind?
00:22:17  New tactic. GD has a volcano guy,
00:22:20  a drone guy, even a poop guy.
00:22:22  Who is the time guy?
00:22:25  Weinbrenner.
00:22:27  Carter, you do what you have to do, but, please,
00:22:30  don't be late for the wedding, and don't forget the necklace.
00:22:36  Wait.
00:22:37  Leo Weinbrenner?
00:22:39  The maintenance guy?
00:22:41  That would be time maintenance.
00:22:47  All right. Okay... I gotta go.
00:22:50  Carter, I just left you a message. Thorne called me in.
00:22:52  Yeah, I know.
00:22:53  She's gonna ask you to redact some more people.
00:22:56  - Figured you could use the help. - Oh, not more layoffs.
00:22:59  What happened to your face?
00:23:01  It's a long story I don't think you'll believe.
00:23:03  Can we have a private moment? Can I talk to you?
00:23:07  I wanna talk to you...
00:23:09  about something you told me once,
00:23:13  - and I think it's... Important. - Leo Weinbrenner.
00:23:19  Leo. One second.
00:23:21  - Sorry. - No. Go ahead.
00:23:23  Thanks.
00:23:26  You're in charge of time, right? The guy in the basement?
00:23:29  - Was, until today. - Right...
00:23:31  I've been repeating the same day over and over.
00:23:35  I mean, is it possible? Can time just loop around like that?
00:23:38  You're asking the wrong guy. I just oil the gears.
00:23:43  Is there any reason why Thorne would wanna get rid of you today,
00:23:45  so that you wouldn't help us,
00:23:48  so that you couldn't discover it?
00:23:50  I wouldn't put anything past her.
00:23:52  She's up to something with that clock. Don't know what, but it can't be good.
00:23:56  Nothing that woman does is good.
00:23:58  Anyhow, I'll...
00:23:59  sign those redaction papers whenever you bring them by.
00:24:05  I'll need all the calibrated equipment in a truck by 5:00 at the latest.
00:24:08  There's a time factor here, and I don't wanna miss my window.
00:24:12  Sheriff, eavesdropping is a very nasty habit.
00:24:14  No, I'm just checking in,
00:24:16  seeing if there's anything I can do for you today.
00:24:18  - As a matter of fact... - Oh, redactions! Oh, boy!
00:24:21  I love a good culling of the herd. Leo Weinbrenner...
00:24:23  Any particular reason you're getting rid of him?
00:24:25  Dr. Stark is installing a new clock that performs
00:24:28  the same functions as Weinbrenner does, without requiring health care.
00:24:32  Sub-femtosecond? I bet the Swiss are fuming.
00:24:34  I was wondering if you wanted to be my date to the wedding.
00:24:37  - I can pick you up around 5:00. - No, thanks.
00:24:40  I think you heard I've got something important pending.
00:24:43  - Well, you'll be missed. - No, I won't.
00:24:45  Speaking of work...
00:24:46  Sorry I had to call you in.
00:24:48  Quarterly balance sheets are due...
00:24:50  On Monday. And this can't wait.
00:24:53  Sheriff, make sure she doesn't miss her beautiful wedding.
00:25:00  - What's that about? - You should've invited her.
00:25:07  I mean, he's your gorgeous Dr. WHO.
00:25:09  Oh, my God. I love that show.
00:25:11  World Health Organization. He's an immunologist.
00:25:14  Oh, no, I knew that.
00:25:17  Duncan's work is everything to him.
00:25:19  I can't ask him to give it all up and move here just for me.
00:25:22  It's not just for you.
00:25:24  I didn't tell him, Zoe.
00:25:25  I want someone to be with me for...
00:25:28  the right reasons, not the responsible ones.
00:25:31  Speaking of responsible ones...
00:25:34  Hey, Dad, look who's here!
00:25:37  Three days early.
00:25:38  Cats in the guest room. You look terrific.
00:25:41  Has anyone seen Henry? He's not answering his phone.
00:25:44  - Aunt Lexi wants to stay for a while. - Great.
00:25:46  I got a big problem now. And I really need to contact Henry.
00:25:50  Zoe, it's OK. He doesn't have time for me.
00:25:53  Oh, come on, Lex.
00:25:55  You go away for six years, and I'm the bad guy?
00:25:57  - I was working. - I am working.
00:26:03  Look, once things return to normal,
00:26:05  we can sit down. We can have a nice long conversation.
00:26:07  So you can give me that speech
00:26:09  about how I need stability and I need to settle down and get a real life.
00:26:13  I don't know. Maybe.
00:26:14  I guess my mistake was thinking I could do that here.
00:26:20  Way to go, Dad.
00:26:21  Honey, she's been doing this her whole life.
00:26:23  She lives by whims and then makes everyone else's life crazy.
00:26:26  Aunt Lexi's pregnant.
00:26:28  She came to us for help because that's what family's for.
00:26:38  I'll fix it.
00:26:45  Something big down there, huh?
00:26:49  Seems...
00:26:51  - complicated. - It's very complicated, Sheriff.
00:26:54  Would it have anything to do with why you fired Weinbrenner today?
00:26:57  Is it a coincidence you fire him the same day
00:26:59  that you have something secretive to do out here with all this...
00:27:02  well-calibrated equipment?
00:27:04  Say what's on your mind, Sheriff.
00:27:06  Everyone in town is at this sweet, little wedding
00:27:09  except you.
00:27:11  And you're out here manipulating time,
00:27:13  making us repeat the same day over and over,
00:27:16  and you don't know how dangerous that is.
00:27:18  - You're wrong, Sheriff. - Maybe.
00:27:21  Mind if I see that?
00:27:23  Not at all.
00:27:27  What do I press to send myself back to the shower?
00:27:42  I'm sensing broken bones, lacerations, and contusions.
00:27:46  Shall I call 911?
00:27:50  I don't know.
00:27:52  Only if they can fix a hole in the universe.
00:27:56  Sit down.
00:27:58  So you say you...
00:27:59  You came through with this?
00:28:01  Yeah, it's what Thorne used to create the time loop.
00:28:04  No, this device is not a time-control device.
00:28:06  This device is a geological depth finder...
00:28:09  An MRI for rocks.
00:28:10  As a matter of fact, why don't we see what she was up to?
00:28:13  She was manipulating time,
00:28:14  probably using that clock that Stark just hooked up.
00:28:17  No, these are spatial measurements, compartments deep in rock and man-made.
00:28:22  Okay, then, Weinbrenner... She fired him so he wouldn't stop her.
00:28:26  - You know him? - We worked at Nasa.
00:28:28  He was a temporal physicist who was working on the EPR paradox.
00:28:31  Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen. Anyway, he had this theory
00:28:35  about bending light to alter time, which he almost got to work.
00:28:39  He lied to me.
00:28:41  He made me think it was Thorne who was behind it.
00:28:43  It wasn't Thorne. It was him.
00:28:45  Jack, bending time is impossible.
00:28:49  He knew he was redacted before Thorne even told Allison.
00:28:59  I guess redaction starts pretty early around here.
00:29:02  See, Leo, that's the problem.
00:29:05  It is too early, and Thorne hasn't laid anyone off yet.
00:29:10  So...
00:29:12  How could you know that?
00:29:13  I knew you were on to me the last time through.
00:29:18  Why didn't you say something?
00:29:20  I was afraid you'd shut me down.
00:29:22  Then I'd never have a chance to fix it.
00:29:24  Tell me what you did.
00:29:27  Ultra indigo...
00:29:29  It's the closest light frequency to pure black.
00:29:31  Strictly theoretical,
00:29:34  until now.
00:29:42  Oh, my God.
00:29:46  What is this?
00:29:48  Perfectly harmless...
00:29:50  Exactly what Einstein theorized.
00:29:54  Am I getting radiation poisoning right now?
00:29:56  No.
00:30:00  See, any particle that reflects ultra indigo
00:30:03  won't move along with the normal spectrum.
00:30:05  So this indigo stuff created the time loop?
00:30:08  Nope.
00:30:09  That's...
00:30:10  what this particle decelerator is for.
00:30:13  Okay.
00:30:14  I'm lost.
00:30:16  I made one photon of light
00:30:18  travel slower than the speed of normal light.
00:30:21  Its reflection caused a chain reaction that made all light travel slower
00:30:25  back to an exact point in time
00:30:27  that I chose.
00:30:29  So you made time flow backwards?
00:30:32  Yeah, only something bathed in ultra indigo wouldn't be affected.
00:30:37  So...
00:30:38  That... The morning when I came into your lab...
00:30:40  I was sending the photon back.
00:30:43  I stood in the ultra indigo field so that
00:30:45  I would stay the same while the universe traveled backward around me.
00:30:49  But the light must've hit you, too,
00:30:51  and trapped you in this day with me.
00:30:54  I'm so sorry.
00:30:56  Sor...
00:30:57  Look, just...
00:30:59  make it go forwards again.
00:31:01  Reset the...
00:31:02  photon thingy.
00:31:04  What do you think I've been working on in here every day?
00:31:07  - And it just keeps getting worse. - You don't know how to reverse it?
00:31:12  Isn't that like jumping out of a plane, trying to invent a parachute
00:31:14  - before you hit the ground? - Look, I had to. I was being redacted.
00:31:18  Thorne made it very clear I had to vacate the premises by 6:00 pm.
00:31:21  She didn't care how close I was.
00:31:24  So, Leo,
00:31:25  is this time loop
00:31:27  permanent?
00:31:28  Just until I figure out how to get things back to normal.
00:31:31  But I gave myself all the time in the world...
00:31:34  ten hours at a time.
00:31:35  Or until the time wave that split the sky and broke my ribs
00:31:38  deletes everything in the universe.
00:31:41  I didn't expect that to happen.
00:31:43  I'm working as fast as I can.
00:31:45  Okay.
00:31:47  And you can do that with...
00:31:50  all this?
00:31:51  Almost.
00:31:52  I've got everything down
00:31:54  except for the timer.
00:31:55  I haven't had time to invent it yet.
00:31:58  Ironic, huh?
00:31:59  How are you gonna...
00:32:00  I'm gonna use my baby, the GD clock.
00:32:03  I go in and manually connect both devices
00:32:06  at the precise moment of synchronicity with the time-space continuum.
00:32:09  All goes well,
00:32:10  I come out normal, and time will be on its linear way.
00:32:16  Look, Sheriff,
00:32:17  if this doesn't work...
00:32:20  I'm not gonna be able to help you the next time through.
00:32:23  It'll be Dr. Stark that you need.
00:32:25  Well, he'll never believe me.
00:32:27  Well, he will...
00:32:33  if I teach you this.
00:32:36  Oh, dude.
00:32:48  The clock's calibrated to link up with the accelerator 30 seconds from now.
00:32:51  Sequence commencing in 30 seconds.
00:32:54  We've maybe got one more time through the loop,
00:32:56  two tops before things start being deleted for good.
00:33:00  If I don't...
00:33:01  Sequence commencing in 20 seconds.
00:33:05  Just know that I never meant any harm.
00:33:08  - You'll get it right. - Sequence commencing in 10 seconds.
00:33:13  Nine... Eight... Seven...
00:33:16  Six... Five... Four...
00:33:19  Three... Two...
00:33:21  One... Zero...
00:33:31  Leo.
00:33:34  No! No!
00:33:49  One more chance.
00:33:52  Weinbrenner died trying to reaccelerate time.
00:33:55  Carter, you're crazy. Fargo, tell him why he's crazy.
00:33:57  Hold on. All right...
00:34:01  "t" times the square of one minus "v" squared
00:34:05  over "c" squared where "v" is greater than "z"
00:34:08  Wait a minute. Where "v" is greater than "c."
00:34:14  Yeah, greater.
00:34:15  Yeah, yeah, that's the formula for breaking the light-speed barrier.
00:34:18  - Where'd you learn it? - Hey, we have a problem.
00:34:21  Leo Weinbrenner's charred body was found in the time maintenance room.
00:34:27  - Henry's coming in to do an autopsy. - Good.
00:34:30  Good, he'll know about the time loop.
00:34:32  Carter?
00:34:33  You got a second?
00:34:34  One sec.
00:34:36  What, you want me to sing another verse?
00:34:40  No.
00:34:41  I believe you.
00:34:42  If what I'm looking at is correct,
00:34:44  none of us may make it through the next time wave.
00:34:49  It's Allie's big day.
00:34:52  Keep this between us?
00:34:56  Sure.
00:35:04  So shouldn't you be at a... a beauty parlor or something?
00:35:08  What, is it 1960, and no one told me?
00:35:14  There's something I wanted to...
00:35:15  Say to you.
00:35:17  I know... that you love Nathan
00:35:20  and that you guys have... this history.
00:35:24  And you're gonna have a great future.
00:35:27  I think this time we just might.
00:35:31  But...
00:35:32  Make sure you get him to the wedding on time.
00:35:34  Count on it.
00:35:36  All right.
00:35:38  Weinbrenner jury-rigged the old GD clock to the accelerator.
00:35:42  Yeah, he did it manually because he didn't have the time
00:35:45  to create a new timer.
00:35:48  I was here... Well, there. But I was here.
00:35:53  Well, it must not have been accurate enough.
00:35:56  No. But yours is.
00:35:59  The new clock, the one that the Swiss are fuming about.
00:36:04  Carter, sometimes you're smarter than you look.
00:36:07  Fargo, we have an important delivery to supervise.
00:36:16  Hey, Zo.
00:36:18  She is?
00:36:21  Cats, yeah, just put them in the guest room.
00:36:24  And if you guys could go to Caf?Diem.
00:36:28  Yeah, I'm gonna be a little busy later, but...
00:36:32  I don't want to miss spending time with you.
00:36:36  Okay.
00:36:40  But, I mean, he's your gorgeous Dr. WHO.
00:36:42  Oh, my God. I love that show.
00:36:44  No, World Health Organization.
00:36:47  Hi, guys.
00:36:48  Dad,
00:36:49  - What happened to your face? - No, I'm... I'm all right.
00:36:53  Duncan is an immunologist.
00:36:55  He and Lex have spent the last six years traveling around doing...
00:36:59  good things.
00:37:00  No, I knew that.
00:37:02  Here I thought you never read my letters.
00:37:04  Nah.
00:37:05  What happened? Did you crash your big wheel again?
00:37:07  Nice.
00:37:09  I missed you, Monkey.
00:37:11  I missed you, too, Stretch.
00:37:13  You haven't called me that since I was 12 years old.
00:37:15  - You used to hate it. - Because I was this tall in 7th grade.
00:37:18  Well, fair enough.
00:37:21  You know, I'm... I'm glad you came early.
00:37:23  It's good to be able to see you before...
00:37:26  Before what?
00:37:27  - Before the wedding. - I love weddings.
00:37:29  They're final yet festive, like funerals with champagne.
00:37:33  I got something to take care of. Just thought I'd come by and say...
00:37:39  that I love you guys.
00:37:42  Since when have you become this self-aware?
00:37:45  I can learn. It just takes me a few tries.
00:37:48  And,
00:37:49  - you guys helped. - Well, that's what family's for.
00:37:54  Yeah.
00:37:56  It is.
00:37:57  Oh, just...
00:37:59  ditch grandma Lil for me.
00:38:03  If none of this is true, we accelerate a photon beyond the speed of light,
00:38:07  and it ends up creating a time hole and destroying the universe?
00:38:10  We have two choices, Fargo.
00:38:12  Either we trust Carter, or we don't.
00:38:13  Guys, we close?
00:38:15  Yeah, this new clock should sync up with the accelerator,
00:38:18  theoretically.
00:38:19  I did what I could to shore up the seal, but it's not meant for this kind of use.
00:38:23  All right.
00:38:25  It's almost 6:00.
00:38:26  All right, Fargo.
00:38:28  Start her up.
00:38:29  If the seal holds,
00:38:30  we accelerate the photon, and time gets back to normal.
00:38:51  What happened?
00:38:52  We lost the seal. We can't sync the clock. What do we do?
00:38:55  We do it manually.
00:38:57  From the inside? Like what Weinbrenner tried?
00:39:00  We got less than 60 seconds.
00:39:02  I'll do it. Tell me what I need to know.
00:39:04  I can't teach you a song for this one, Carter.
00:39:07  It's a little too complicated.
00:39:09  But not for me.
00:39:11  I know how.
00:39:13  I'll do it.
00:39:16  I always knew you had it in you, Fargo.
00:39:19  I didn't.
00:39:21  But I helped build this thing, and we only got one shot.
00:39:24  Go sync me up, okay?
00:39:34  Are you sure?
00:39:37  What about Allie? What if you can't...
00:39:39  Of course I can.
00:39:40  My ego's bigger than the building, remember?
00:39:43  30 seconds.
00:39:45  You got the necklace, right?
00:39:47  Yeah, I do.
00:39:49  Well, make sure she gets it
00:39:52  and that she knows I did this for her.
00:39:59  And take care of her, Carter.
00:40:01  She'll need you.
00:40:04  Dr. Stark.
00:40:06  Keep pushing buttons, Fargo.
00:40:08  Sequence commencing in 20 seconds.
00:40:20  Sequence commencing in 10 seconds.
00:40:23  I'll see you around, Jack.
00:40:25  Seven... Six...
00:40:27  Five... Four... Three...
00:40:31  Two... One... Zero...
00:40:47  He did it! You did it! We're moving forward!
00:41:10  Yeah...
00:41:14  We are.
00:41:15  He's gone.
00:41:19  He's really gone.
00:41:30  I can't have any because of baby Carter, but don't let that stop you.
00:41:33  You know, the French give their children wine with dinner.
00:41:43  Dad?
00:41:53  You're late.
00:41:54  Oh, what happened?
00:42:02  Hey.
00:42:04  You ready?
00:42:07  Momentous, huh?
00:42:10  Yeah.
00:42:13  I'll always be here for you.
00:42:16  You know that, right?
00:42:18  No matter what.
00:42:20  Are you okay? You look...
00:42:22  pale.
00:42:27  Carter.
00:42:36  Where's Nathan?

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