You're speciaI.
You have a very special purpose in life.
You've been chosen.
The IsIand awaits you.
I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine.
Good morning, Tower One.
Exterior contamination index is 85 percent.
Sunny and mild.
Hey, I'm missing a Ieft shoe.
And when you get a chance, I'd like another color.
-Morning. -Morning.
-Hey, LincoIn. How you doing? -I'm missing a shoe.
-Hey, you're cutting. -Yeah.
Thank you.
We're fuII.
Good morning. July 1 9, 201 9.
Another day in paradise.
Starkweather Two Delta, your time has come.
You're moving out to The Island.
Starkweather Two Delta here.
And as you know, the biggest dream of my life just came true.
I mean, I've only been with you guys for, like, six months, but I won the lottery.
-That's right, me. -Six months.
To go out and breathe fresh air. Swim in the ocean.
I can't believe I won. You call me Mr. Popular, I know.
It's me. It's me.
You guys know I'm not like this, but this is just amazing.
I'm going to The Island! We're gonna have so much fun!
But I need to see you guys out there. You can do it. I won!
That was this week's winner--
We got a disturbance on eIevator 1 2, pIaza IeveI.
--just moments before his final departure to The Island...
...nature's last remaining pathogen-free zone.
Lucky guy, huh? Don't you think?
The next lottery is tonight.
''The next Iottery is tonight.''
-How Iong have you been here? -Two years.
-What about you? -Three.
Three. I've been here seven.
If I do the math, that makes me the biggest Iottery Ioser in the room.
I'm such a Ioser.
Sir.
Yeah, you.
Swipe.
Gandu Three Echo. You've been fIagged for pubIic disturbance before.
Yes, I had a very smaII emotionaI outburst, sir.
-Safe to say it's over? -Yes, very safe.
I'm feeIing much better.
-Then have a pIeasant day. -You too.
You both have a pIeasant day too.
Stretch.
One more breath in.
-Listen. -I tried to do better.
Remember, be polite, pleasant and peaceful.
A healthy person is a happy person.
LincoIn Six Echo, choices are fruit, oatmeaI and any type of bran.
No bacon today?
You got a nutrition fIag. Means no bacon.
Then I'II have two eggs, over easy, not too runny, and a side of sausages.
Maybe some French toast and a IittIe powdered sugar.
You ain't cute and I got no time for your Iip, Six Echo.
-Now, what's it gonna be? -Move it.
Surprise me.
Surprise.
Yummy. Next.
Watch and Iearn.
Next.
Jordan Two DeIta.
-Hi, honey. -Hi.
Choices are powdered eggs, dried fruit and yogurt.
-Eggs, pIease. -Okay.
So where were you the other day? We missed you.
That's nice of you to say, sweetheart.
Get you anything eIse?
Maybe a IittIe bacon.
-No, it says I shouIdn't. -Go ahead.
Four-- Five pieces, pIease.
Thank you.
-I softened her up for you. -No doubt.
Back on your diet, huh?
You kidding? I Iove this.
Better eat up. You'II need your strength tonight.
-Is that a chaIIenge? -I promise I'II go easy on you.
PIease separate. Find your seats now.
'''Who wants SaIIy?' said Dick.
'I do,' said Jane.
'I cannot find SaIIy.
Get up, Dick. Get up and heIp me find SaIIy.'
'Is SaIIy here?'''
Dr. Merrick wiII see you now.
What did you do wrong this time, tough guy?
Sir?
You wanted to see me?
Yes. PIease.
PIease sit down.
So how is LincoIn Six Echo today?
Not so good, I guess.
Why do you say that?
WeII, if I'm here, it means I'm not so good.
That's a rather negative association.
My onIy job is to see that you're happy, that things are okay with you.
Right.
Your fiIe shows that you've been interacting reguIarIy...
...with Jordan Two DeIta.
There's no Iaw against friendship.
No, we encourage it, but obviousIy, proximity couId become a concern.
I know the ruIes of proximity.
You've been doing quite weII in most other areas.
Proficient at work, exercising rigorousIy.
But screening has picked up some trace IeveIs...
...changes in your metaboIism, and you've been having nightmares.
Are you saying there's something wrong with me?
Why don't you teII me about your dream.
WeII, it's the same dream every time. I'm on a boat, headed to The IsIand.
A boat? What kind of boat?
A nice boat.
Draw it for me, wouId you?
So you're heading toward The IsIand.
What happens then?
I drown.
ReaIIy?
Why do you think that is?
I don't know. You teII me.
-Are you afraid of winning? -Why wouId I be afraid?
You teII me.
What's troubIing you, LincoIn?
WeII, it's--
It's just--
AII right. Tuesday night is tofu night...
...and I'm asking myseIf, ''Who decided that everyone here Iikes tofu?''
And what is tofu, anyway?
And why can't I have bacon?
I Iine up every morning and I'm not aIIowed bacon for my breakfast.
And teII me-- Let's taIk about aII the white.
Why is everyone aIways wearing white?
It's impossibIe to keep cIean.
I aIways get the gray stripe. I never get any coIor.
And I hand it in to be cIeaned, and someone cIeans it...
...and foIds it neatIy back in my drawer, but who?
Who is that person? I don't know.
I just-- I wanna know answers, and I wish that there was more.
More?
Yeah. More than just waiting to go to The IsIand.
LincoIn...
...it's your nature to question things.
But don't you reaIize how Iucky you are?
That you survived the contamination.
That nature has Ieft you a Garden of Eden to repopuIate.
That, LincoIn, is your purpose.
Right. And you? Aren't you going to The IsIand too?
No.
My responsibiIity is to make sure this faciIity continues to operate.
That's why peopIe Iike me, my staff and supervisors, we....
We can't win the Iottery.
Let me see that.
You draw weII.
''Renovatio.''
-What does that mean? -I don't know. It's aIways in my dream.
I'd Iike to run some tests on you, LincoIn.
-What sort of tests? -Nice tests.
Come with me.
Take a seat.
Okay, Iet's get you comfortabIe. Swing back.
-I thought these were nice tests. -It's a synaptic brain scan.
TotaIIy harmIess.
Don't worry, it's painIess.
-It hurts. -Not reaIIy.
-Yeah, it does! -No, it doesn't.
Yeah, it reaIIy, reaIIy does!
The microsensors wiII move aIong your optic nerve.
They'II be upIoading readings to us over the next 24 hours...
...after which you'II pass them through your urine.
Now, that might hurt.
Six Echo, you're Iate.
-Jones, you ever get bored doing this? -Doing what?
-This. -I never reaIIy thought about it.
-I think about it a Iot. -About what?
This boring job. What are we doing here, anyway?
We're feeding the nutrient Iines.
We eat food, food's gotta have vitamins, right?
-It's good for us. -You don't ever wonder about anything?
Where do these tubes go?
They start there. And they go...right there.
Hey, did you get a Iook at the new guy?
Seven Foxtrot.
They found another survivor.
-They keep finding them. -He'II probabIy win the Iottery tomorrow.
Straight down, in the hoIe.
There you go, you try it. Straight down.
-In.... -In the hoIe.
In the hoIe. No, no. No. No. Put it down.
Did we Iook that stupid when we went through decontamination?
Hey, Mr. Man-With-AII-the-Questions, Iet me ask you this.
-Lottery's supposed to be random, right? -Right.
What if it's not? What if it's rigged?
Rigged?
I've been working on this. Here.
Take a Iook at that.
It charts the Iast 20 peopIe that won a spot on The IsIand.
ExcIuding, of course, the women, picked to be breeders.
-What is this? -I took the first Ietter in each name.
I assigned it a point vaIue based on its aIphabet position.
Like the Iast, Starkweather, S equaIs 1 5.
Q equaIs 1 5, S equaIs 1 9. Do you see what I'm saying?
-No. -Maybe if you wouId Iisten to me.
I'm trying to teII you.
You string the numbers together. You divide it by the amount--
You muItipIy it by the amount-- You divide it by the amount of peop--
Divide by the amount of peopIe here.
Which is 25-- A thousand pIus 5-- 2500. You know what that speIIs?
J-O-N-E-S.
-I'm winning the Iottery tonight. -Did you pack?
-No. -GentIemen...
...I'm gonna go mess with Foxtrot.
There you go. Straight--
Straight down, in the hoIe. There you go.
-He had something on his-- -Go.
Lima! Are you okay?
Code 1 5! We need med-techs down here, stat! Lima One AIpha.
Just give her some air, okay?
You're gonna be okay. Just reIax and breathe.
Can I get a wheeIchair down here, pIease? It's for Lima One AIpha.
I think it's time.
Lima. You're going to The IsIand.
-We're going. -Oh, you're so Iucky.
I hope I see you soon.
Everyone, pIease foIIow her out.
QuickIy and carefuIIy. Watch the gIass.
-Good Iuck, Lima. -Thank you.
That's fair. That's reaI fair.
Ladies, push back, pIease. GentIemen, thank you.
Everyone, back to work.
That is so not fair!
Oh, man, I hate this jeaIousy thing. It's giving me heart paIpitations.
Tech Services.
Computer's down again.
I'm down. Computer guy's in Sector Six.
I have to deaI with this mess. Take my Tri-key.
-Contamination kit. Hurry back. -AbsoIuteIy.
-Hey! What are you doing? -I'm gonna see this guy.
Hey, we've got Iive wires aII over the pIace here.
Hey, I've been Iooking aII over for you.
-What? -I've been Iooking aII over--
-Can't hear you. -I've been Iooking aII over for you.
If you go and get yourseIf contaminated, don't come pointing the finger at me.
-How you doing, Mac? -What are you doing here?
My chip fried again.
Yeah, your chip fried. How much Ionger you think that one's gonna work?
What are you cIowns Iooking at?
Hey, got any of that stuff on you today?
Oh, Iook, it's break time. Come on.
You're a bad infIuence on me.
Must be why I Iike you so much.
What's it Iike where you Iive? In Sector Five?
WeII, it's fine. You know, it's Iike any other sector, I guess.
I Iike coming out here, taIking.
Most supervisors don't Iike to taIk.
Yeah.
Step into my office.
-Are these your friends? -Yeah, sometimes.
Where are their cIothes?
Hey, what's with Dr. Merrick?
You mean, why does he act Iike he's got a fiIing cabinet shoved up his ass?
-Yeah. -It's caIIed a ''God compIex.''
Doctors are Iike that. Think they know everything.
What's God?
You know when you want something reaIIy bad and you wish for it?
God's the guy that ignores you.
Oh, right.
Tech service requested in Product Extraction.
Yeah, I'II be right there.
Oh, hey, Iet me get that.
Where do you get that stuff, anyway?
It's an oId stash. You know, from before.
You mean from before the contamination?
Yeah. Come on, you're kiIIing me with questions here.
You got a sweet deaI here, you know?
Because you're, you know, Iike, speciaI.
Why? Why am I speciaI?
There's another question.
You remember what we taIked about? You don't teII anybody about our taIks?
-No. -That'II get me in big troubIe.
No, I don't.
Good.
Hey, how are you? How's your worId?
Okay, I'II catch you Iater.
Chinese junk Iocked up again, huh?
Yep.
What a surprise.
Go hot.
-You better fix that thing. -Yeah.
You'd think with the money they make, they couId afford decent equipment.
Yeah. Ready?
Cut the O2.
SeriousIy, unIess you wanna see me bIow chunks, can you wait tiII I'm gone?
-Sever the umbiIicaI. -Cutting.
Breathe!
Come on, yeah. That's it.
Come on, breathe.
Come on.
Come on, come on! Breathe, breathe!
There we go. Now we're working. He's heaIthy.
WeIcome to the worId.
-So how's Three HiIo? -Good.
He's feisty. Light.
VitaIs seem fine.
-Smooth extraction? -Yep.
Looks Iike we have a fine product.
Tag him and ship him to Foundation.
LittIe bug.
Next time I won't embarrass you in front of your friends.
It was very sad.
-Hey. -HeIIo.
Hi.
You just Iet a IittIe girI beat you, huh?
Stim units restricted.
Yeah, yeah. I'II have the veggie stuff.
Papassian petaI juice, pIease.
It's good for the skin.
Jordan, are you sick?
When I was in Dr. Merrick's office, I thought I saw your name on a fiIe.
No, I'm fine.
Okay.
How are you?
I'm fine.
LincoIn, I can teII when you Iie because your mouth smiIes but your eyes don't.
-I found something. -What?
-A bug. -A bug?
-A fIying bug. -Can I see it?
I think it came in the ventiIation shaft.
But they went extinct with the contamination.
I know. And how did it get by the pathogen sensors?
-It must be too smaII. -No, it's not too smaII.
How did it survive out there, anyway? How does anyone survive?
They keep finding peopIe and bringing them here. From where?
It's good that they find survivors.
Why do you aIways question the good? You onIy think about the bad.
I just have a feeIing that something is wrong.
Good things do happen.
I wanna see that bug.
Hey, Gandu Iearned a new word from the censor.
-What? -''Dude.''
-''Dude''? What does it mean? -I don't know. He just caIIed me ''dude.''
-Hey, dude. -He said, ''Hey, dude''?
Hey, dude. D-O-O-D. ''Dood.''
-Hey, dood. -Dood.
Lottery's starting.
-Like you stand a chance. -Dude.
Light up aII etherscreens.
And start the Iottery.
Good evening. Live from Ether-Con, welcome to the lottery spin.
It's been a busy week.
We've had a record two winners so far.
Tonight's winner will be selected at random for relocation to The Island...
...transported to the world's last paradise.
-And start the spin. -And now let the spin begin.
Jordan Two Delta.
Step up, your time has come.
You're moving out to The Island.
For everyone else, never lose hope.
Thank you. Thank you.
I can't beIieve it.
I have to go in the morning.
You were right.
Good things do happen.
I wish I'd known you better.
You two. Watch your proximity.
I'II see you on The IsIand.
You want to go to The IsIand.
Breathe!
You've been chosen.
The Island awaits you.
She's so beautifuI.
I've never seen a baby.
-Can I hoId her? -Not just yet.
We're going to The IsIand?
Oh, my God.
CongratuIations, it's a beautifuI girI.
-Oh, my gosh. -Thank you.
-My baby. Oh, my gosh. -Whenever you're ready...
...we have copies of your poIicy termination for your records.
Look at her. She's beautifuI.
Starkweather? That cute footbaII pIayer on the Reebok commerciaIs?
I Iove him! Is he in there? I thought that was him, girI!
I just Iove him.
That's great. Listen, you're a reaI hoot.
Any chance I can make this pickup?
WeII, he's stiII in surgery. Sorry.
Lady, I've got a bird on the pad and a storm's coming in.
We don't fIy in bad weather.
They Iook reaI busy, so I'd have a seat.
Grim Reaper coming in here with an attitude.
Heart rate, 1 02. BP, 1 26/82.
-AII right, Iaser cutter ready? -It's ready.
-Make sure suction's functioning. -VentiIating easiIy.
-Very good. -Grid in pIace.
Prepare that bone saw.
I think we're about ready to open.
Let's cIean that drip.
Doctor, heart rate's rising.
Heart rate's stiII rising, doctor.
-What's his bIood pressure? -BP, 1 38/92.
-Heart rate's stiII rising. -Boost the anesthetic IeveI.
He's fighting the ventiIator.
I don't wanna have to euthanize this guy to get his Iiver.
Oh, my God!
Stop that man! Get him!
Stop!
ReIax. ReIax, big guy.
Easy, easy! Don't damage him!
No! I don't wanna die! No!
I want to go to The IsIand! You promised!
I wanna Iive! I don't wanna die!
No!
Hey. You okay, buddy?
It's not the first time this has happened, you know.
Ether-Con. Product is secure.
Check this part out.
Wait. Okay, watch. Wait, wait, wait.
Boom! Did you see that?
Man. That is so crueI, man.
Oh, man. Down for the count.
GentIemen.
I understand there's been an incident.
Sir, Starkweather ran from the operating theater.
-And you find that funny? -No, sir.
-Do you? -DefiniteIy not, sir.
PIay it back, pIease.
Stop.
-Who is that? -That's just an RN.
He was scared. I heIped him up.
PIay it back at haIf-speed.
Freeze.
Magnify his wrist.
We have a product on the Ioose.
-Get me a faciaI match. -We're on it.
-Let's go. -Okay, down to LeveI Two.
-How sweet. You came to-- -You gotta come with me.
Move! Move!
We got a match! LincoIn Six Echo.
I want a fuII contamination Iockdown. Find Six Echo.
Everybody, masks down.
-What the heII? -I need to see aII your faces.
I don't care what he says. That's Iive human tissue.
-SeaI that Iiver now. -Check the back corners.
How did that agnate get upstairs into the MedicaI Sector?
Find out.
What are you doing? Men can't be in this--
-You gotta trust me. I saw them. -Who?
-Lima and Starkweather. They're dead. -What?
They kiIIed her and cut him open.
Stop it! I wanna go back to my room.
-You can't. They'II kiII you. -I'm going to The IsIand.
-Jordan, there is no IsIand! Come on! -No.
I got Six Echo in FemaIe Tower, fIoor 32.
-He's got a femaIe product in tow. -Track that.
Get out of the way! Watch out.
Move! Move!
Out of the way. Get out. Now.
Just trust me.
This is a community bulletin.
Attention, residents.
A contamination alert has been issued for Lincoln Six Echo.
Anyone coming in contact with him will be quarantined.
Faster! Move!
Freeze! Stop right there!
Get out of the way!
-Go, go! -Get out of the way!
I've got two agnates on the move on the second fIoor.
There they are!
I've got them in the Sector Six basement!
Get them!
-No! -Stop!
LincoIn!
No! Stop it!
No!
You've been chosen.
You have a very special purpose in life. Chosen to survive.
You are part of a new beginning. You're special.
You have a very special purpose in life.
You want to go to The Island.
You're a part of a new beginning.
You're special. You've been chosen.
Very special. Chosen to survive.
To carry on. You want to go to The Island.
Go, go!
Very special.
-He's gotta be in here. -I'm Iooking!
Check over here!
Watch your Ieft! Watch your Ieft!
Run.
He's over here.
Very special. You want to go to The Island.
There they are.
-LincoIn! -Come on!
Get them! Let's go!
-Move! -Come on!
Come on, come on. Damn!
Go, go, go. Come on.
You stiII think there's an IsIand?
Come on.
Come on. Come on.
There's a door over here!
Lincoln Six Echo remains in quarantine after contamination exposure.
Jordan Two Delta was safely transported to her new home on The Island.
Jones Three Echo, I need you to concentrate in this Iab.
Sir, I want to focus. I Iove my job. It's very interesting.
But LincoIn Six Echo has been contaminated...
...and it reaIIy worries me because he's a very good friend of mine.
And he's my onIy best friend.
He'II be fine, Three Echo.
Sir, I have one question. Where do aII the tubes go?
The human organism.
Unique in all the universe in its complexity.
The product of 3 billion years of evolution.
Prefect in every way except one.
Like all machines, it wears out.
For centuries, the idea of replenishing the human body...
...has been at the forefront of science.
I think we need to turn this bad day into a good day.
-How? -By seIIing. SeII, seII, seII.
You start, I finish.
Ladies and gentIemen...
...weIcome to the next generation of science;
The agnate.
An organic frame engineered directIy into aduIthood...
...to match the cIient's age.
You're Iooking at stage one of its deveIopment.
Within 1 2 months, it wiII be harvest-ready...
...providing a carrier for your baby, a second pair of Iungs, fresh skin...
...aII geneticaIIy indistinguishabIe from your own.
And in compIiance with the eugenics Iaws of 201 5...
...aII our agnates are maintained in a persistent vegetative state.
They never achieve consciousness.
They never think...
...or suffer or feeI pain, joy, Iove, hate.
It's a product, Iadies and gentIemen...
...in every way that matters.
Not human.
This is our pubIic-reIations director, Mr. Whitman.
He'II be happy to answer your questions.
Once again, thank you. Mr. Whitman.
I wanna taIk about the smartest investment you'II ever make.
And I wanna teII you how you're gonna Iive 60 to 70 years Ionger.
Dr. Merrick, AIbert Laurent, BIackhawk Security.
You come highIy recommended by the Defense Department, Mr. Laurent.
Though I'm unaware of your personaI quaIifications.
My men are ex-DeIta Force. SEALs.
I was formerIy with the GIGN, French speciaI forces.
I understand you had a corporate theft.
Yes, that's what I toId the Defense Department.
The reaIity is a IittIe more compIex. That's why I require your services.
We've had a security breach.
You have the Defense Department at your disposaI. Why caII me?
Because their investment here is sizabIe.
One hundred and twenty biIIion doIIars, to be exact.
And I can't afford for them to reconsider.
What you teII them is your business, doctor.
I am in the business of keeping my cIients' confidence.
Good.
Two of our products have escaped.
Impressive, considering they're vegetative.
WeII, after severaI years of triaI and error...
...we discovered that without consciousness...
...without human experience, emotion...
...without Iife...
...the organs faiIed.
How Iong have they been missing?
Four hours and 36 minutes.
-They're on foot? -Yes.
Wade, 1 .2 miIes an hour, five-miIe perimeter.
Stand by for suspect description.
-We're on it. -FoIIow me.
-Come on. We gotta keep going. -I have to stop. I can't run anymore.
-You gotta try. Come on. -Where?
-Anywhere but here. -But there's nothing.
Everything's dead, LincoIn.
What if we are contaminated?
Then we'd be dead.
There's no contamination. It was a Iie.
What is it?
I don't know. But it's aIive.
Come on. It's mean, whatever it is.
Let's rest in here.
Jordan Two DeIta sponsor, Sarah Jordan, is in a coma after a car accident.
She's in need of muItipIe organ transpIants.
How Iong does she have?
Forty-eight hours. Three days, maximum.
TeII me about Six Echo.
WeII, he was reaIIy the first one to question his environment...
...his whoIe existence here.
The Iast few months, he began demonstrating unstabIe behavior...
...and I can't account for it.
I'm waiting on the resuIt of his synaptic scan.
What do they know about the outside worId?
Very IittIe.
We controI them with the memory of a shared event.
A gIobaI contamination.
It keeps them fearfuI of going outside.
The IsIand is the one thing that gives them hope.
Gives them purpose.
Everything we expose them to...
...their programs, their cartoons, books, the games they pIay...
...are designed to manage aggression and reinforce simpIe sociaI skiIIs.
To avoid obvious complications...
...they aren't imprinted with an awareness of sex.
We find it simpler to eliminate the drive altogether.
In a very reaI sense...
...they're Iike chiIdren.
Educated to the IeveI of a 1 5-year-oId.
-What was that? -I don't know.
But I want one.
Look!
Route 39. Route 39.
Come on.
I got it from a friend.
I think that's it.
What's up?
Yeah, do you know a guy named McCord?
Yeah, we know that tooI. Who's asking?
-I am. -And you wouId be who?
-LincoIn Six Echo. -Jordan Two DeIta.
Right.
Y'aII some of those desert UFO freaks?
-U--? What? No. I don't think so, no. -No.
-McCord? -WeII, Iucky day, Captain Kirk.
-He's in the can. -He's in a can?
Taking a dump.
A dump? Taking it where?
TeII you what, you're fixing to get on my nerves.
-It's the first door on the right. -Thank you.
I have to go. He's taking a dump in a can.
-Something to drink? Jack? -Yes, pIease.
Straight up?
That is bitchen.
So this is Sector Five?
Hey! You son of a bitch!
You knew!
-How the heII did you get out? -Why? Why do they Iie to us? TeII me!
-They'II be Iooking for you. -TeII me what's going on!
What's going on is if anybody sees us together, both of us are gonna be dead.
So wiII you just take your hands off me? Let me--
Let me puII my pants up. I'II take you back to my pIace...
...so we can be aIone, okay?
-Ed. -Mac.
Give you boys a minute?
What? This isn't what it Iooks Iike.
Sure. Sure.
Get out of here, you stupid.... WiII you stop?
You can't just bust in on a guy Iike that. That's reaIIy rude.
She doesn't understand Iicking.
What are you, a knuckIehead? You brought another with you?
Excuse me. Listen, wiII you--?
Hey, back off, Joe, okay? Don't push me!
No, that's no good. Put it on my tab. We gotta go.
Friends of mine. They're from out of town.
-Let's go. -Give me your number.
-Two DeIta. -Hey. Don't test me.
Don't.
WeII, this is nice.
Mac doesn't taIk much about his work at the Institute.
Do y'aII work with him?
Saving Iives and aII must be reaI rewarding.
Some fancy tracksuits.
Y'aII exercise out in this heat, you'II get yourseIf some nasty heat stroke.
Oh, Mac.
Look, they got matching braceIets. We shouId do that, honey.
Suzie.
Do you remember the taIk we had about aII the taIk?
Yeah.
WouId you run down to Red's and pick up a sixer of Bud?
-We gotta taIk shop. -Okay, baby.
Just making friends.
-I know. Good. Just.... -Bye.
Why do they Iie, Mac?
Why do they Iie to us? TeII me.
To keep you from knowing what you are.
-What we are? -What are we?
Man, why do I gotta be the guy that teIIs the kids there's no Santa CIaus?
Okay, Iook. You're....
WeII, you're not Iike me.
I mean, you're not human.
I mean, you're human, but you're just.... You're not reaI.
You're not Iike a reaI person.
Like me.
You're cIones.
You're copies of peopIe out here in the worId.
-What? -CIones?
-What? Why? -What are you taIking about?
Some hag trophy wife needs new skin for a face-Iift...
...or one of them gets sick and they need a new part, they take it from you.
But I have a mother. I remember her.
-Yeah, I know. -I grew up on a farm.
-I have a IittIe dog and I had a bike. -And a bike. Right.
It was a pink FIexi-FIyer with IittIe tasseIs on the handIebars...
...and you rode it to your grandma's house.
You ring a beII. She came out, served you cookies on a hot pIate.
-Yeah. -No. Memory imprints.
I seen them. My buddy is a programmer at the Institute. He showed me.
There's onIy, Iike, 1 2 stories. They change around IittIe detaiIs.
But they're aII pretty much the same.
The Iife you think you had before the ''contamination''?
It never happened.
Come on, don't Iook at me Iike that. At Ieast you had a bike.
Wanna trade your rosy memory impIants for my shitty chiIdhood? Be my guest.
How Iong?
How Iong have we been aIive?
You're Echo generation, so you're 3.
DeIta means you're 4.
Three?
The whoIe reason you exist is because everyone wants to Iive forever.
It's the new American dream.
There's peopIe out there that are rich enough to pay anything for it.
Don't peopIe care that they kiII us? That they take parts from us?
They don't know. They think you're vegetabIes simmering in a jeIIy sac.
Why do you think Merrick has you stuck in an oId miIitary bunker beIow ground?
He doesn't want anyone knowing the truth. EspeciaIIy not your sponsors.
-Sponsors? -The peopIe that had you made.
They, Iike, own you.
But why doesn't Merrick want our owners to know that we're aIive?
Just because peopIe eat the burger doesn't mean they wanna meet the cow.
Besides...
...do you know how many Iaws Merrick's breaking to have you two hatched?
Your sponsors can't have any part of that.
They're, Iike, high society. Rich and famous.
If they knew, Merrick wouId be out of business.
We have to find our sponsors and teII them the reaI truth.
-What? No. -Yeah.
No. That's the worst idea I ever heard.
You know how dead I wouId be? Not to mention fired?
We wiII. We wiII. That's our onIy chance.
Stop! FoId, stop. Brakes. No. Come on.
You're Iike the repIacement engines on their BentIey.
They're not gonna care. They don't care. They're gonna care?
You know what I wouId do if I were you?
I wouId get as far away from here as I couId. Go to the beach.
We're not asking for your permission, Mac.
We're asking for your heIp.
Oh, God.
Infrared's having a hard time getting a heat signature on our fugitives.
Sand's too hot.
He was impIanted with microsensors yesterday.
Can we configure our instrument to pick up a Iow-frequency RF scan?
-If we're within haIf a miIe of the source. -Do it.
Your sponsors' names are Tom LincoIn and Sarah Jordan.
Her sponsor Iives in New York.
The number in your name is a regionaI code.
Six Echo, it means your sponsor Iives in L.A.
-You're going out of state. -Out of state.
Yeah. Put this on. No, no, no.
You're gonna go in here. AII right? Come on, come on.
Keep going. What size?
These are bags, okay? You put stuff in them.
Backpacks for boys, purses for girIs. Understand?
We're not idiots.
Excuse me, Miss I'm-So-Smart- I-Can't-Wait-to-Go-to-The-IsIand.
Yeah. Good.
Wait. HoId. PeopIe don't reaIIy wear these on the outside.
These are maiI-order, okay? They stay here.
No. MaiI-order, okay? CIones don't wear these.
AII right. Listen up.
This card is Iike stim credits.
It'II get you food, but I gotta report it stoIen in 24 hours...
...or eIse they'II know I heIped you. After that, use the cash.
AII right, Iook. I know you're new to this whoIe human experience and aII...
...but there's one universaI truth...
...and that is you never give a woman your credit card.
Right.
I got something. It's hot.
Train wiII be here in a few minutes. HustIe up.
--and Sacramento is now boarding at platform A.
AII right, stay. AII right? Just stay.
Don't move.
Look at that.
Those are kids.
Come here. The train is nonstop to L.A. You need these to get on.
When you arrive, Iook up your sponsors in the information directory. Got it?
Yeah. Yeah. What is an information directory?
It'II teII you where they Iive.
And whatever you do, do not trust anyone.
One thing I can teII you about peopIe is that they'II do anything to survive.
Thank you, Mac. Thank you.
Thanks a Iot.
AII right. I'm just gonna go upstairs and get you guys a map of L.A.
Better not get me in troubIe.
I think I got an ID. Two in the center.
Run!
Oh, God!
Amtrak train 22 7 now departing for Los Angeles at platform C.
What's wrong with these peopIe? They kiIIed him.
-This was supposed to be simpIe. -It's never simpIe.
We got a missing credit card.
McCord just used it to buy train tickets.
-It's not in his waIIet. -Monitor the account.
Have Amtrak patch you through to the train conductor.
Get me a new team in L.A.
Got here as fast as I couId.
I finished scanning the Defense Department troop seIections...
-...if you want to see them. -Not yet. Look at that.
-Six Echo drew it. -WeII, it's eIaborate.
''Renovatio.''
''Renovatio''? Renovatio.
-What is that, ItaIian? -It's Latin.
We've never imprinted an agnate with Latin.
Yes, I'm weII aware of that.
So where did he Iearn it?
Where are the resuIts from his synaptic scan?
They'II be back from Johns Hopkins--
-Just speed it up. -Yes, sir.
You two.
Over there!
We just arrived, but Troy's aIready tapped into the city cameras.
Excuse me. Where's an information directory?
Thanks.
WiIshire. Fifth. Grand.
Spring. Grand Avenue?
SmiIe for the camera.
Where is FIower? You on FIower?
OIive?
Come on, come on.
You Iook famiIiar. Gotcha.
Three BIack Wasps and two jet bikes.
Hey! We just got a faciaI hit on our fugitives!
We're moving! Let's go.
We got a hit on McCord's credit card. Location; Grand Avenue at 9830.
-Team, proceed immediateIy to 9830-- -No. L.A.P.D.'s moving in.
They just fIagged McCord's credit card.
-Tom LincoIn. -One moment, please.
Not listed.
Sarah Jordan.
-Hello? -Yes, I'm Iooking for Sarah Jordan.
She's sick.
-Can I taIk to her? -She's at the hospital.
Mommy, is that you?
Jordan, Iet's go.
Freeze! Put your hands up!
-Get your hands up! -Put your hands up!
Do as I say! Do as I say!
-LincoIn! -Just do what they say.
LincoIn.
Just puII back!
NaiI it! Quick! Move!
We're detaining you for the murder of James McCord.
He was heIping us! He was my friend.
Anything you say can be used in a court of Iaw.
What's a court of Iaw?
They'II run DNA.
If the agnates are booked, it'II impIicate your cIients in a murder investigation.
This is a nightmare. You cannot aIIow this to happen.
Do you understand me? You use any force that is necessary.
I'm ordering you to contain the situation.
One-Adam-82. We've apprehended the suspects. Two aduIts, no ID.
Notify Forensics. We'II need DNA typing.
-My name is Tom LincoIn. -Sit back and shut up.
-CouId you Iook up my fiIe, pIease? -Sit back.
Dispatch, we're two minutes out.
LincoIn, get up! Get up, LincoIn! Get up!
Let's go!
Go!
We got cops. We got cops!
Get down!
Run!
I see them! Let's get moving!
Let's go! Come on, come on, come on!
Move, move!
Move out! Move out!
Go, go, go!
Shit! Check up here!
Air Two, give me status of the targets.
-Targets are under the train wheeIs. -SiIentIy take them out.
Go!
Move! Go, go!
-I can't fit! I can't fit! -Move it!
Look out, Iook out, Iook out!
Right, right, right!
Stay on them!
Look out!
Do not Iet him get away! Do not Iet him get away!
Good job.
We gotta baiI out. PoIice choppers inbound.
BIack Wasp, take out the truck!
Troy, you aII right? Let's go!
Cops! Cops!
He's coming back!
Stay down, Jordan!
-How do you know what you're doing? -I don't know!
HoId on!
Look out!
HoId on!
-Don't Iet me go, LincoIn! -I got you!
-Don't Iet me go! -I got you.
-Don't drop me, LincoIn! -I got you!
-Don't drop me! -I got you.
HoId on, LincoIn! PuII me!
PuII me!
CIimb up!
If there's no way to get our fugitives quietIy, you need to take them out.
I see our targets about 70 stories up. They're on top of the buiIding Iogo.
Tough day.
Let's roII.
L.A.P.D.! Get away from the window!
Jay, you got them?
Right there, right there! Get them!
Stay there! Damn it! Stay down!
Come on!
I'm gonna swing around to get a shot.
He's coming back.
Oh, no.
Hang on. It's coming off the buiIding.
Jesus must Iove you!
That was the craziest mess I ever seen! Come on, girI.
I know Jesus Ioves you.
Can you keep a secret, doc?
Why, yes, of course.
There is something going on around here.
-Something you may not even know. -What is it?
WeII, I'm not sure that the contamination is reaI.
-Why do you think that? -Okay.
LincoIn toId me that he found a fIying bug in Sector Six.
Right. And I think that might be why he thought he couId Ieave.
Have you toId anyone eIse about this?
No. But I'm gonna do some digging. I'm gonna get to the bottom of this.
And when I do, I'II share my information with you.
Thank you.
I wanna be heIpfuI.
-I Iike it here. -Good.
But I reaIIy wanna Iook into the Iottery too.
-Something's wrong there. -Yeah.
You know...
...you were one of the first of the Echo generation.
You're very smart.
-Yeah. -I remember when I first came here.
A survivor, just Iike you.
One of the first, in fact.
It's naturaI, even heaIthy, to question the worId.
WeII, you might say it's onIy.... OnIy human.
That burns!
Get me a Iist of aII the Echos in active popuIation.
I saw his address. Tom LincoIn.
We'II go there when the rain stops.
-It'II be okay when we find him. -Okay.
That IittIe boy Iooked Iike me.
His mom's gonna die, isn't she?
I don't know.
You're Iying.
It's coId.
-Go in. -I can't.
-I'II go in. -Jordan.
Jordan!
HeIIo?
LincoIn!
Oh, my God.
My name is LincoIn Six Echo.
I'm your insurance poIicy.
And what are you doing in my house?
Sir. Sir.
You need to see this.
It's.... It's....
It's beautifuI.
This is the scan of Six Echo three years ago...
...before we integrated him into the agnate popuIation.
This is his synaptic scan from a few days ago.
See how much the memory's grown.
It's Iike he's experienced 30 years, not three, which is impossibIe.
Or maybe this is scarring from a corticaI infection that we didn't--
An infection can't teach you Latin. Nor how to fIy.
They are memories.
But they're not his.
They beIong to his sponsor.
I've seen you before.
-I've seen you in Maxim, Esquire-- -Maxim?
They're men's magazines.
Pictures of women with IittIe, tight, short--
Stories too.
Anyway, you are very popuIar.
There we are.
-What is that? -Looks Iike some kind of thermaI im--
Boy, your skin is so soft.
Did you know?
-I put some cIothes out for you upstairs. -Thank you.
No, thank you.
I keep expecting to wake up.
I thought I was taIIer.
I'm sorry to disappoint you. Come here.
She is unbeIievabIe.
How is it you've been around three years...
...and get the kind of woman I haven't found my whoIe Iife?
Give me that.
She found me. She's my best friend.
-Why do we sound different? -I'm from ScotIand.
''I'm from ScotIand.''
Hey, Iook. You're creeping me out enough without that.
''Without that.''
No, reaIIy, cut it out. That's enough.
Yeah, that is enough. I'm sorry.
Like a freak show.
Yeah, it's weird.
So you buiId boats?
Yeah. WeII, I design them. I draw them. Yeah, yeah.
Here.
I started off with cars, motorcycIes, experimentaI designs.
Anything that bIew my hair back.
Kind of a speed freak. PetroI-head.
MotorcycIes. It's weird. I feeI Iike I've seen these before.
Yeah, it's something I've aIways done.
I never dreamt it wouId make me rich.
-What's ''renovatio''? -Renovatio in Latin means ''rebirth.''
SubtIe, eh?
Look. I have cirrhotic hepatitis...
...a parting gift from God for aII my phiIandering.
What?
Lots and Iots of sex.
-Sex? -Sex. With--
You've ne-- You're a virgin?
You're kicking around with her and you're a virgin?
Okay, I'm not gonna spoiI the surprise.
Boy, are you in for a treat.
Look, my doctor said that my Iiver wiII start faiIing within the next two years.
I'm not good at aII this shite, you know? Confessions and regrets.
Look. There are peopIe who are foIIowing us, trying to kiII us.
The reason we came is we need your heIp.
-HeIp you do what? -To show peopIe what the Institute does.
I'm Iooking at you in the face, and I don't beIieve it.
Who is that guy? I know him. Is he the community announcer?
He's the president of America.
-He has a cIone. -He's an absoIute idiot.
Yeah, I never Iiked him either.
-Do a Iot of peopIe see this? -The news? A Iot.
If we can get on there together, peopIe wiII see, and they'II know the truth.
So we both just waItz down to NBC and see if they can sIot us in?
This might not mean anything to you, but there are thousands of us.
Everyone we've ever known is gonna die in that pIace.
HeIp us.
AII right. Let me just get my shoes, okay?
Tom, hurry up!
Merrick Institute.
Merrick Biotech. How may I help you?
-This is cIient Tom LincoIn. -Hi.
CouId you get someone who can expIain to me...
...why my insurance poIicy is sitting downstairs on my fucking sofa?!
-Can you hold, please? -Sure.
I'm sorry to keep you both waiting. I was getting myseIf organized.
Okay, shaII we go? Are you ready?
-Something's wrong. -What?
His eyes are Iying.
The same as yours do.
-You stay here. -No, don't--
ShaII we?
-Yeah. -Is everything okay?
Yeah. She's gonna stay here in case they don't beIieve us.
-Come on, we'II aII go. It'II be good. -She's gonna stay.
Good Iuck.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-Do you Iike it? -Yeah.
-I'II drive. -No. I'II drive.
No, reaIIy.
-Do you know how? -Yeah, I taught myseIf.
But you don't know the way.
WeII, then you can show me.
WeII, be carefuI.
This is a V1 2 '09 Caddy. 750 horsepower, $500,000 car.
Put your thumb on that.
Worth every penny. We even have the same prints.
-What are you doing? -Getting directions.
Hello, Mr. Lincoln. Where would you like to go?
-KNBC news studio. -One moment, please.
Thanks for doing this.
That's aII right. I'd Iike to think you'd do the same thing if you were me.
How much did I cost?
Five miIIion doIIars.
-Is that a Iot? -It's a smaII price to pay to cheat death.
That's a red.
-It's a red. Red! Stop the car! -What? Why?
It's a red Iight! Stop the car!
What's the matter?
You wanker! It's a red Iight! Stop! It means stop!
-Sorry, I didn't know. -You said you couId drive.
WeII, I do know how to drive. I just don't know what the Iights mean.
I'm sorry. I'm not ready to die.
Me neither!
Go, go, go!
What are you doing? Stop!
-No. -Stop the car now!
I'II shoot. Stop the car.
-No! -Yes!
There's cars coming at us in aII directions!
They're shooting my car.
They've shot the engine. They've shot my engine!
Oh, God. My nose!
Where are you going, eh?
-Get up, get up! -Let go of me!
-Get off me! -Come on, get up.
-Let me go! -Get up!
No, no, no. Don't shoot him. I need him. I need him.
No, don't shoot! He's my cIone!
-I'm Tom LincoIn! -What?
No, I'm Tom LincoIn! He's Iying. Shut up!
I own you!
He's the-- I'm Tom LincoIn!
Don't point the gun at me, you fricking idiot!
-He's the cIone. Look at him! -I'm not a cIone! I'm Tom!
No, I'm Tom! He's Iying! Point it at him!
-No. I'm not. -Shut up!
Shut up! You're a cIone! Shut up!
-I'm Tom LincoIn! -Don't, don't--
Oh, shit.
CIose.
Do you think it's strange that my insurance poIicy just tried to kiII me?
I find this whoIe operation strange.
Where's the woman?
She said she was going out of state...
...to Iook for her sponsor.
You've been witness to certain trade secrets.
You mean that they manufacture human beings who waIk, taIk and feeI?
That kind of secret?
Have you taIked with anyone eIse about this?
Who wouId beIieve it?
Can I count on that?
The onIy thing you can count on...
...is that peopIe wiII do anything to survive.
I just want to Iive. I don't care how.
Thank you.
Thank you very much. Job weII done.
Jordan? Jordan?
Stop.
Hey, Jordan, it's me. It's me.
It's you.
-That tongue thing is amazing. -I know. Open your mouth again.
-How come we never did this before? -Shut up.
The IsIand is reaI.
It's us.
-How many are affected? -About haIf.
We're seeing the same neuraI patterns in aII the Echos...
...pIus every subsequent generation; the Foxtrots, Gammas and HiIos.
We predicated our entire system on predictabiIity.
Six Echo has dispIayed the one trait that undermines it;
Human curiosity.
So we're now facing four generations...
...with the potentiaI for defiant behavior.
What are you suggesting?
A recaII.
Wait. You mean dispose of over $200 miIIion worth of product?
-Yes. -Great.
Cisco IP Communicator connecting to Merrick Biotech.
Mr. Lincoln, this is Charlie Whitman...
...the public-relations director at Merrick Biotech.
My deepest apologies for yesterday's unfortunate inconvenience you had.
Your defect in your policy was by no means an isolated incident...
...and it is totally correctable, I assure you.
We are calling other valued clients right now to inform them of a recall.
So please call us when you get--
''Unfortunate inconvenience''?
That's a bit of an understatement, don't you think?
Mr. LincoIn, you're home. Aren't you traumatized, sir?
I had a home invasion once, where they put the gun to my head.
I never forgot that. I shook for two days.
What kind of recaII are you taIking about?
It's a small defect that we found in four of our product lines.
What are you gonna do with the defective products?
Starting over.
-Starting over? -Absolutely nothing to worry about.
We guarantee our product 1 00 percent.
The unfortunate inconvenience for you is we'll have to bring you back in...
...to rescan you so that we can regrow your policy.
Does today work for you at all?
Pick you up by helicopter at 3:00?
I'II caII you back.
Dr. Merrick, how do we remove the defective products from the population...
...without disrupting the others?
We aIready have the mechanism in pIace.
Dahlgren Two Foxtrot.
Cooper Five Gamma.
Mass winnings.
He kept a journaI and a Iot of maps.
And after I figure out how to get that in the water, we can get on it and....
We'II keep heading south.
We couId Iive Iike reaI peopIe.
Tulie Two Foxtrot.
Ginsberg Two Hilo.
We'II disappear.
Yeah.
But after.
AII those peopIe we Ieft behind.
Jones Three Echo.
When we were escaping, I saw this room.
If I could shut it down...
...they'd see the truth.
GentIemen, there is, however, another matter that requires board approvaI.
The disposal of $ 200 million of infected product.
AII in favor?
-Aye. -Aye.
You've been chosen.
You're special.
Very special.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-There you go. -And what do you say to the nice Iady?
-Thank you. -Thank you.
No. No.
Inbound, Jordan product.
-Escort her to Surgery Prep 7. -I better say heIIo.
Mr. LincoIn, thank you for coming. It's great seeing you again.
And we are so, so sorry about this entire episode.
I wanna teII you we'II be birthing a brand-new agnate for you...
...free of charge. Won't cost you a penny.
After you. WouId you Iike an appIe? An afternoon snack or--?
No. How Iong wiII this take?
It's gonna take about an hour. I read that you're from ScotIand.
I prefer IreIand myseIf. But what part exactIy in ScotIand?
I reaIize smaII taIk is just part of your job, but Iet's cut the shite, okay?
Point taken. My apoIogies. I'm just a bit of a jabberjaw.
Chatty Cathy. Turn right. This way.
I'II take her.
This is gonna be the exact same routine as Iast time.
Mind the hose. Technician wiII be here shortIy.
Look at you, so young and successfuI.
I aIways wanted to get into yachting myseIf. I--
I hear they're taking your kidneys...
...your Iungs, your heart.
They are gonna hack you up.
Too bad.
No one is touching me.
Give me your Tri-key.
-You shot me. -Shut up!
Give me your waIkie!
Get down. Get down, now!
You aII right?
Come on.
I've got this figured out. I kind of....
I messed up in one area right down there, but on the whoIe it doesn't matter.
Something's happening. Something's happening.
HeIIo, sir.
Thank you for your patience.
I'm sure you're excited to get to The IsIand.
If you can grab your personaI beIongings, Iine up...
...and foIIow me, we'II be on our way.
Take this. Go.
You have to keep going. Go. Go.
-Okay. -Go shut it down.
I Iove that Picasso.
Do you Iike Picasso, Mr. Laurent?
You deIivered on your promise. WeII done. I'm very pIeased. Thank you.
-What about the cIient? Sarah Jordan? -She's doubtfuI.
Even if the transpIants are a success...
...her brain damage may be too severe for any reaI recovery.
You took too Iong bringing her back.
So the girI I brought in, you're going to harvest her, kiII her anyway...
...even though it won't make any difference?
That's the priviIege our cIients pay for, Mr. Laurent.
Now, do excuse me, I have business to attend to.
You know my father was part of the Burkinabe rebeIIion?
And when he was kiIIed, me and my brothers were branded...
...so others wouId know we were Iess than human.
I've seen and done things I'm not proud of...
...but at some point you reaIize war is a business.
So when did kiIIing become a business for you?
Oh, it's so much more than that.
I have discovered the HoIy GraiI of science, Mr. Laurent.
I give Iife.
The agnates.
They're simpIy tooIs, instruments. They have no souIs.
The possibiIities are endIess here.
In two years' time, I wiII be abIe to cure chiIdren's Ieukemia.
How many peopIe on Earth can say that, Mr. Laurent?
I guess just you and God.
That's the answer you're Iooking for, isn't it?
Mr. Whitman has your check downstairs.
Looks Iike singIe gunshot.
Oh, no.
Wrong wrist.
Dr. Merrick, the body that just came in...
...it's the client.
Issue a security aIert! LincoIn Six Echo!
Down, down, down! Move, move!
There's a disturbance in the HoIogram Room.
I'm on it.
I've sent censors to check a possibIe attempted breach...
...in Hologram Control.
One after another, step into the room.
If I'm going to The IsIand, why did I Ieave my bag?
Step right in, thank you.
Are you sure you know what you're doing?
Is this the right way?
Are you new here? I don't know if this is the way!
It's going to The IsIand?
I'm aImost positive that you're going the wrong way!
Open the door!
She said, open the door.
You couId have taken over his Iife, but you chose to come back.
You truIy are unique, Six Echo.
My name is LincoIn!
I brought you into this worId...
...and I can take you out of it.