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(siren wailing)
(suspenseful music)
(machine beeping)
- How do you feel?
- I feel okay.- [Jane] Correct.
- Are you ready to make history?
- Yes, definitely.
- The system is ready Dr. Wilkinson.
- Let's start off at 1200.
(computer beeping)
Do you feel anything?
- No, nothing yet.
- 1500.
- When you go to 1500, nice and easy.
(computer beeping)
- Input is stable.
- Levels are nominal, Dr. Wilkinson.
- You should be feeling somesort of a stimulation now.
- No, oh wait yes, oh yes.
- Are you ready for some more?
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] Yes.
- No, no, this equipment is untested.
- I'm aware how we needto get definitive results.
- 2,500.
Let me know if you feel anything weird.
Do you feel anything?
- Good, actually really good.
- I'm not sure I like these readings.
- Stimulation input is at four.
- There is an 89% chancethat she will be fine.
- The serotonin levelsis going off the charts.
- Is that a problem?
- No, it's not a problem.
- She can take 3000.
- Okay, we're going to 3000,
let me know if you feel anything strange.
- That feels really good. (chuckles)
- No the power drain is too much.
We're gonna have to shut it down.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] No,no, we need to keep going.
- She can it.
- We can't risk it, I mean it's.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] Look,I know the risk we need
to get definitive results.
- Hanns can increase the power.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson Oh, yes.
- Hey Hanns, what are you,hey what are you doing?
- Okay it's, it's gettinga little weird now.
- [Hanns] The levelsare rising way to fast.
- Could use an edapinus look.
- No, the attenuation is not responding.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] I can't slow it down.
- 15,000.
- We've gotta shut it down.
- 20,000, Dr. Wilkinson,
it's not taking the shutdown code.
- Okay I'm cutting the power.
- Okay, okay, shutdown.
- It's not shutting down.
(Hanns groaning)
(machine whirring)
- Re-evaluating.
- Power still rising.
(machine whirring)
(Dr. Wilkinson groaning)
- Honey, honey I love you.
(machine whirring dies down)
- [Jane] Incorrect.
(Dr. Wilkinson screaming)
(intense music)
(birds chirping)
(robot buzzing)
(Samantha groans)
- At this rate we'll never gonna make
this stupid science fair.
- It's a minor setback.
- I'm just gonna fail this class.
- No, you're not.
- Whatever, I'm boredwith this crap anyway.
- What no, I can't do this without you.
- Sure you can.
- I actually need your helpto design the electronics.
I don't have your skill.
I signed on this project with you
because you can help me.
- You sure that's the only reason?
- Now that you mentioned it.
(motorcycle engine roaring)
- There's nothing anybody can do to help.
So we're just gonna crash and burn.
- We just need to do some more rewiring.
- Yeah, good luck with that.
(motorcycle engine roaring)
- [Jim] Samantha.
- Yes dad.
- Look, it's been hard on bothof us since your mom died.
But I need you to keep it together.
- Yeah, okay.
- Your mama wanted you tograduate from that school.
- Mom wanted a lot of things.
- I stepped down as sheriff,
so I could take less hoursso I can be here to help you.
- Mom wanted to live too.
We don't always get what we want.
- [Jim] Samantha, don't walk away from me.
- I'm sorry, okay.
I just been at this forhours I need a break.
- Fine, but I don't wanna hear anymore
about you failing this class.
- Everything all right?
- Yeah, it's just stupid school stuff.
- Well I think that stuff that you guys do
with the robots, amazing.
- Whatever.
- Here, put this on.
- Are you kidding me?
- Well your dad, the sheriff,
is totally watching right now.
- He's not the sheriff anymore.
- He's still watching, here.
(motorcycle engine roaring)- Let's go.
(sad music)
- I saw the whole thing.
It was a relentless pursuit of science.
Science without a conscience.
I knew Wilkinson was up to no good.
Yeah, it's all fun andgames until the cat gets
out of Pandora's box.- Shut up Gruber.
- Okay, then what happened?
- Well, it all startedoff pretty innocently,
experiments, examinations.
But then they started toprobe the laws of nature.
That's when it beganto get out of control.
- [Jim] Then what happened?
- How do I know?
I was in the English lab.
- Where's the head?
Your wife's head, Dr. Wilkinson.
All the body parts areaccounted for, but the head.
- Body parts.
She's dead, isn't she?
- Obviously she's dead.
You can't be blown tobits and not be dead.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] No.- The head Dr. Wilkinson.
- Oh.
- I know what you go on through but.
- How could you possibly understand?
- You're not the onlyone that's lost a lover.
I've lost one too.
And yeah, I get what you're going through.
- We're wasting time here Jim.
Use the visor see if you canget a trace on that head.
- Got it.
(visor buzzing)
Yeah I'm getting something.
- [Edgar] Yeah.
- Well, I've kinda gotten alittle bit of her everywhere,
but it's mostly right there.
- That's what I'm talking about.
Use the right tool for the right job.
Tool never tells a lie.
There's something down there?
- No one.
Nothing, just old equipment.
- Where's the head?
- Why don't you shove it up your ass.
- I don't do requests.
And we're gonna keep doing that
and go over it again and again,
until we get the story correct.
- Science.
- Not helpful
- Honey can you hear me?
Can you hear me?
I think you're gonna be just a little mad,
just a little.
when you find out what happened.
- What happened?
- What happened.
- This is not acceptable.
- There was this experiment and we were.
- I'm a head.- The head is
the most important.- I'm headless, I'm a head.
- You're my wife, I love you.
(groaning)Let go.
Why would you bite me?
- Don't kiss me.
- I thought you'd bemore happy about this.
- Why would I be happy?
- You're alive.
- Where's my body?
- They, they took it.
- You're alive.
- Well we can work this out, I mean.
With the head we could,
we could do other things,
we could experiment,
we could.- No, no,
you're not experimenting with my head.
- I'm sure we could.
- No.
No.
Whatever you're saying it's no.
No.
- I'm just.- No.
- Why?
- I'm a head.
- We could find you a body,
we can, we can, we can make it.
- What good does that do?
- You're alive.
- Can we eat dinner today?
- Would you like a, a stall?
- I'm so hungover right nowI can barely even think.
- Samantha,
is there something thatyou would like to share
with the rest of the class?
- No, Dr. Wilkinson.
- Then perhaps you would like to finish
the rest of this equation.
Very good Samantha.
Everyone remove your goggles please.
Samantha, would you joinme at the white board?
- What am I supposed to do?
- This is the equation.
- You mean manually?
- Yes, just try it.
- Ah, ah, ah.
- I dunno, I can't do it.
- Why not?
- I need the compiler.
- What if I told you thatyou never needed it again?
- I don't understand.
- The human brain is far more capable
of understanding complex equations under
the right stipulations and conditions.
We can understand the mostcomplex equations better
than the most advanced computers.
Try the equation with this on.
- Wait, I think.
- Yes.
(equipment buzzing)
(students gasp)
Class dismissed.
Are you all right?
- We got her.- I think so.
- We need to get her to a nurse.
- Sorry about that, class dismissed.
- Dr. Wilkinson.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] Yes.
- Can I try that?
- Of course you can.
- Dr. Wilkinson what,what is going on here?
- Dean Usher.
Nothing, nothing, everything's fine she's
just experiencing somevery minor side effects
of a brain stimulating activity
that we were doing here in class.
- I am here because I'mgetting a lot of reports
from students and I'm,
I'm a little concerned.
- Concerned, how so?
- Look you've been working very hard,
you're under, obviously, you'reunder a lot of stress and,
and your wife.
It's just been a couple
of weeks since your wife passed away.
I think you should considertaking some time off
to cope with your loss.
- This is really what's helping me,
Dean if you don't mind.
- Well frankly I'm not sure it does,
everybody needs time to grieve.
- Thank you, Dean Usher.
But I can assure you
that the best way forDr. Wilkinson to deal
with this right now isto focus on his work.
And we've got the sciencefair coming up next week.
- Jane, are you sure about this?
Because I, somethingjust doesn't feel right.
- Yes, I'm quite sure.
Besides it's what Dr. Mrs.Wilkinson would have wanted.
- Look, normally I wouldput you on mandatory leave
but if Jane says it's okay then,
okay.
- [Jane] At last we are even.
- Jane call police.
- No.
- Police call, Jane can you hear me?
- [Jane] I assure you,
I can hear you quitewell Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson.
- Are you broken?
- [Jane] I think we'lljust see where this goes.
- What?- [Jane] You could never love
him like I can.
(thunder rumbling)
(machine beeping)
(thunder rumbling)
- Dr. Wilkinson.
Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson?
Oh my God, are you still alive!
What's going on?
- We went over the binand he cut off my head.
I think he found out about Hanns.
- Hanns?
- Look, you gotta get outtahere, he's coming back.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] Honey,found the power step.
- Oh, don't you take another step.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] It'snot what it looks like.
- I'm calling 911
. No, you don't need to do that.
- Ooh, what do you keep in that.
- Get off.
- Give me this phone.(Sheila gasps )
Sheila.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] You murderer.
- Look what you've done.
- I know you're notgonna make this about me.
(tape screeching)
- Edgar.
What's this about?
- Special agent Crawford, this is Jim.
Jim, agent Crawford.
- Jim Amontillado.
I've heard a lot aboutyour exemplary record.
My superiors tell methat you graduated second
from that pit Countypolice department academy
in the winter of 2019.
But you did have some problems
with procedure during your midterm exams?
- Special agent huh?
- Yes, I've been assigned to
the federal assetutilization program to be a,
I call it a liaison tolocal law enforcement.
- Asset utilization?
What type of asset?
- I would say investigator.
- And?
- I think you're really gonna enjoy
the demonstration we haveplanned for you today, Jim.
In fact, I think he's gonnalove the demonstration.
- Demonstration of what?
- Look Jim, this ghettocould be a little bit crazy.
But if we play with cards right
we can get some really goodtoys for the department.
- You brought me all theway out here for this shit?
I don't have time for this.
- Jim, I know you've hadsome personal issues of late
but you gotta snap out of that.
Nobody thinks I shouldbe sheriff including me.
I joined this departmentso as I could shoot guns
and drive fast cars, not run a department.
It's a bunch of political mumbo jumbo.
You've no idea how much I hate this job.
- And this is gonna help?
- Gentlemen, let me introduce you
to the dracso mc'seven, rocketpropelled, grenade launcher.
This baby's got lasersighting, active guidance
and high-performance explosives.
It also does a varietyof anti-tech compliance
with high end targeting power.
- We need this?
- Yes you do, Jim.
In fact, I think you'll needall the help you can get
with the upcoming conflagration.
- Conflagration?
- Just roll with her Jim.
- Hello sheriffs.
Hi sexy lady.
- Target practice?
- Oh, just a couple of rounds, Maria.
- Alrighty, let's getyou boys an appetizer,
some fresh shells.
(gun fires)
- How's it going good-looking's?
- We think your bosses aretrying to get blown up.
- I second that.
- And now for the main course.
- Ooh, hello.
- Here's what I want you to do Jim,
lay a bid on that target.
(grenade explodes)
- Future shack,
it's the overload ofsociety's capacity to adapt
to a radical technical change.
Well we find ourselves a drift,
in a strange role we can't understand.
Facing circumstances
that we're not prepared to deal with.
We can feel as though we've been reduced
to the status of an animal.
Only to be ground up bythe wheels of problems.
Connectivity, the internet of things.
- Dr. Gruber,
don't you think that we would adapt
to any technology that we design?
- It's all part of nature,
it's trying to kill us.
(saw whirring)(Sheila screaming)
- Morning, do you know whyI've called you in here?
- I have a feeling it'sprobably about my grades.
- Well it is, yes it is about your grades.
And I am concerned about your scholarship.
- Dean Usher I am doingthe best that I can.
I'm the first person inmy family to go to college
and if I lose thescholarship and that's it
like I'm out of school.
- Wow, did you know I was the first
in my family to go to college too?
Yeah, (chuckles) yeah.
But there's somethingwe can do about this.
- What's that?
- Well,
your biology and sociology classes
both offer extra credit programs.
That should be enough for a passing grade
and to keep your scholarship.
- Toni.- Yeah.
- You have got to focus.
- Yeah of course.
- It all depends on howyou act as of right now.
- Thank you so much dean Usher,
you have no idea howmuch I appreciate that.
- Sweetheart, I want youto have one of these.
- Oh yeah, no thank you,
it really means so much to me.
- You gonna do great.
- Thank you.
- I wanna stay here with you forever Kev.
- There's a world outside, you know.
- Forget about it.
- I don't think yourdad likes me very much.
- Why do you care if my dad likes?
- Didn't you just take one of those?
- Look can we just do it?
- Hold on.
- what?
- Look, I know you've beengoing through a lot lately
but you can't just turnyourself into a pharmacy.
I mean, everybody likesto party once in a while.
Sooner or later you just gonna have
to deal with your feelings.
- You don't know aboutmy feelings Kev let's
just get on with it.
- I've seen how this goes,it's not a good place.
- Where, what goes?
- Drinking and the pillsand the not dealing.
- Can we just forget about it?
- Obviously I don't think you can.
- Okay, I don't think this is working out.
- I never had any illusionsabout our relationship.
- What are you talking about?
- You're different than I am, I get it.
I mean, the things the guysdo at college are amazing,
I can never be a part of that.
But you've got a great future.
I just don't wanna seeyou throwing it away
because you can't accepthelp from your friends.
- I see her in my dreams every night.
- Your mother?
- Dying, in the hospital.
You wouldn't understand.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] You killed her.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] But it'syour fault, you distracted her.
- How?
I'm headless, I'm a head.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] Youstill distracted her.
- You're a murderer.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] Nostop calling me that I'm.
(Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson shushing)
- She hit you.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] But it's your fault.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] Murderer.
- Ah, there you are.
Happy birthday, darling.
- I wanna die,
why don't you just kill me?
- That's no way to act on your birthday.
You should get more into thespirit of the occasion, Hanns.
- Oh my God is that Hanns?
What the hell have you done to him?
- I thought it'd be nice if we could all
be together once again like a family.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] You're sick.
- It's just like you tonot wanna say anything
about the cake.
I guess I'll give you yourpresent anyway Debbie Downer.
- What kinda sick games are you playing?
- Hey, I'm just trying to makelemonade out of sour grapes.
- You realize you'recommitting murder, right?
- Yeah, I thought you were the one
that always wanted to push the envelope.
- You are a murderer?
- God, stop calling me that.
(computer beeping)
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] No wait.
I mean yes, it feels so good.
(machine buzzing)
I want more.
(computer buzzing)
(cyborg buzzing)
(footsteps tapping)
(cyborg buzzing)
(footsteps tapping)
(cyborg buzzing)
(footsteps tapping)
(cyborg buzzing)
(phone beeping)
(Toni screaming)(saw whirring)
- Rosencrantz and Gildenstern.
- Hey Jane.
- Dude, she's out ofyour league, come on man.
- What are the two of you doing here?
You don't have class today.
- We're on a mission for conspiracricy.com
- Still working on yourconspiracy website?
- That conspiracy websitejust won site of the month.
- Have you found the frog man yet?
- Whatever.
- Just 'cause people gotupset about the story,
doesn't mean the program isn't real.
- Correct.
- Seriously though, youcan't keep a good site down.
I feel like we're really onto something.
We might even get a national coverage.
- It's real, the frog man is real,
the frog man is real.
I have a picture
which proves it.- That's a drawing.
- It's real, the frog man is real.
It's real.
- I just don't.
- [Gildenstern] There'ssomething on the net,
AI we're more powerful.
- The frog man is real.
- I've been hearing storiesabout bodies missing
from the morgue, very creep stuff.
- You know it, we'regetting mass hits this time.
We're gonna take it straight to the top.
- We're gonna get to the truth this time.
- But even if we don't, think about it,
our site's gonna gostraight through the roof.
- Is that really all youcare about, it's money?
- Well basically.
- Can't you see that there'ssomething going on here?
- Dude, you literally justsaid the frog man was real.
- We're you going intonight with a camera.
- Let's break into themorgue and commit crimes.
- Jane no never lie.
(phone beeping)
- Hey, how drunk are you?
- I dunno, I think it's the pills.
- Look, I need you topull yourself together.
(Samantha retching)
- Ah, delicious.
- Morning Dean.
- Hey Edgar, Jim.
Oh hey, how's Samantha doing?
- Ah, she's doing a lot better,thanks for asking, good.
- So, what can I help you two with?
- Well, we're kindawondering if you've seen
any headless bodies wanderingaround the campus lately.
- (chuckles) Come on, what?
- What Jim is trying to sayis have you seen any heads
without bodies or vice versa?
- What no, I mean, come on.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah.
- [Edgar] Have you seen anything odd
happening around campus?
- Other than the two of you, no.
I mean come on guys.
- Anything unusual, somethingdifferent that happens
that doesn't usually happen.
- Anything weird.
- You know, odd.
- Well do you got something inyour pants, what, seriously.
- Well, the story in thedepartment is he's wearing
his wife's underwear all the time.
- That was a secret, I toldyou that in confidence.
- The whole department talks about it,
I'm sure it's on campus as well.
- No, it's not.
That's why I told you in confidence,
I even used the words, confidence.
- Look, look, this is just a guess
but your department is notdrug testing anymore, correct?
- We'll let ourselves out.
- If you hear anything, let us know.
- Just, just stop, just go, stop, just go.
- [Edgar] You're the one that's wearing
your wife's underwear.- [Jim] Oh jeez stop,
I mean, come on man.
Put it on Facebook why don't you, let's.
(suspenseful music)
- Wilkinson, Wilkinson.
- What do you want Gruber?
- Well, I was trying to read my assignment
for tonight's class, butobviously I can't read it
'cause all this noise andall the flickering lights.
What the hell is going on in here?
- Experiments of course.
I'm working on somethingvery sensitive right now.
- And what kinda work is that?
- The none of your damnbusiness kind of work.
Now if you'll excuse me I have to go.
- You know Wilkinson,you're up to something
that's disturbing.
And I'm gonna make sureI put a stop to it.
- You're right, you aredisturbed, goodnight.
- Wilkinson, Wilkinson.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] Goodnight Gruber.
- Wilkinson, Wilkinson.
(machine whirring)
(cyborg buzzing)
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] OhHanns, what have we done to you?
- So you've established control
over all of the decapitariums.
- Yes, I control them all now.
(cyborg buzzing)
- Can you feel this?
(cyborg buzzing)
- I can feel everything.
- Incredible.
- Oh Hanns, he was a real man.
He knew how to treat a woman.
- You had an affair with Hanns?
- I never were that smart.
- I don't believe it.
- Believe it.
- How could you, howcould you do this to me?
- Well , when a man really loves a woman.
- Listen,
I don't know what, what happened
but we can work through this.
Both of us, if we really just try.
I'm willing to forgive you
- Forgive me?
- Yes, if I could just,if I could just touch him.
- Yeah, touch him.
(Dr. Wilkinson groans)
(cyborg buzzing)
- This is the conspiracricy.com exclusive
where we are live atthe main county morgue.
Where recent allegations
that bodies are missing from work.
(computer buzzing)
- What is that?
- Some kinda spinal fluid.
- Oh no. (retching)
- Aren't you anti by now?
- Yeah, but I brought beer.
- Get down, get down, get down.
- Well, anyone here?
- What do we have going on here, Brondy?
- We have a couple more,three heads this time.
- What do you mean?
- Well, two full bodies and three heads
up and walked away.
Take a look at this.
- I wanna keep this quiet for now.
What the hell did this?
- I don't know a surgical precision cut.
- What's that?
- I don't know, but let's,it looks artificial.
I'm gonna see if I cangrab it, get it out.
(groans) It's stuck.
- Now let me try.
(Edgar groaning)
- I'll give you a hand.
(both groaning)
- Come on, come on.
(drink fizzing)
- Samantha, what are you doing here?
- Hi daddy.
- What are you, what are you on?
- She's on PCP.
- I don't think she.
- What kinda sick gamesare you playing girl?
You like playing with dead bodies?
No offense Brondy.
- It's just a job.
- Are you involved in this?
- What, no.
- She can answer thesequestions at the station.
- Samantha, Samantha,
Samantha come back.
- What do we do now?
- Dr. Wilkinson?
- Yes.
- Ah, well it's nice to finally meet you.
Oh, I'm sorry, I should introduce myself.
I'm special agent Crawford, how do you do?
Yes quite, you might not be aware
but we at the federal governmenthave been watching you
very closely for years Dr. Wilkinson.
- Oh, you have.
- Indeed Dr. Wilkinson,
we watch everything, allthe time, everywhere.
- How exactly does that work?
- You'd be surprised Dr. Wilkinson.
We know all about whatbeen doing for years.
- You have to understand that none of this
is entirely my idea.
- Oh yes, your wife.
Well nonetheless the workthat you've done together
is fantastically brilliant.
- She always wants to push the envelope.
Did you say, really?
- My superiors have particular interest
in your work with brain stimulation.
We believe it may haveserious applications
in the security industry.
- Yes, brain stimulation.
- Very impressive.
I'm sorry, did I catch you at a bad time?
- No, no, no, not at all,
I was just, this is just a bit of warm up.
- I understand.
What would you say if I were to tell you
we were interested intripling your funding.
- That would be fantastic.
- Excellent, well, ifyou won't mind signing
a few documents.
- No problem.
- just sign here, here and initial here.
- What exactly is the Dracso corporation?
- Well, they would ofcourse own the work product.
So, exciting.
- I'm really sorry Kev.
- You should be.
Look, I'm not gonna bepart of your crashing.
- I know, I've been terrible to everyone.
- [Kev] Pretty much.
- I've just been goingthrough a lot of problems
and I've been it taking outon all the people around me.
- [Kev] Yeah, is that all?
- Well, I just want you to know
that I'm gonna get ittogether, I'm gonna change
- [Kev] That's good, good for you.
Anything else?
- I want us to start over.
And I might need a place tostay for a couple of nights.
- Oh hell no.
- Dean it's urgent, Ineed to see you right now.
- Proceed Dr. Gruber.
- I want action about Dr. Wilkinson
and his disruptive experiments.
I demand that thischaos stops immediately.
- Oh, you demand.
Oh give the guy a break.
I mean, don't you thinkhe has enough problems?
- So you're not gonna do anything?
- Well, I have no interest in
your childish rivalry with Dr. Wilkinson.
As faculty, is our primary responsibility
for the education of our students.
I think if you re-examineyour motivations,
you're gonna, you're gonna discover
that it is you, who's being disruptive.
- You know what Dean?
All you care about isyour stupid science fair.
- Oh yeah, (chuckles) good.
Our stupid science fairbrings industry backers
and jobs for the students.
- Jobs for robots is what you mean.
- Oh no, we don't do robot jobs here.
- Hello Dr. Gruber.
- Don't you see what's going on here?
- Like the great Persi so many years ago.
My name is Jose Mandeaz, king of Kings.
Look on my works, mighty and despair.
- This is exactly what I'm talking about.
- Bob, take a breath, I'llsee you at Mcgregor's tonight.
- But you buy the first round.
- Yes I will, get outta here.
(birds chirping)
- Dr. Wilkinson.
Hi Jane.
- Samantha, how's it going?
- I was thinking about dropping the class.
- That sounds incorrect, why?
- I've just been dealing withsome personal things that.
- You know, everyone is tired of hearing
about your dead mom.- What?
- Don't you think it'stime for you to grow up
and start dealing with your problems?
It's just so exhausting.
- I can't believe you'resaying these things.
- You have a lot of potential Samantha,
I'd hate to see you fall behind.
- I just can't do it right now.
- Samantha, you are oneof the best students
I have seen at this facility.
Normally I wouldn't do this
but I would be willing toextend a few deadlines,
if it meant that you wereable to stay in the class.
- Really?
- Now, I know that Norman has been waiting
at the visor store.
- Oh crap, Norman.
- I'm willing to work with you,
if you are willing to do the work it takes
to finish the class.- Samantha, Jane.
- [Samantha] Hi Dr. Wilkinson
- Samantha and I were justgoing over some class notes.
- Oh okay, very well.
- Thank you, Dr. Wilkinson.
- No problem.
- Can I have a one weekextension on the science project?
- Yes, of course.
- Thank you.
- Hey you, get back here.
(footsteps tapping)
- You like her, don't you?
- Don't be ridiculous,she's an excellent student.
- Well, if you don't wanther body then I'll take it.
- You've gotta stop this.
- Mm, there's no stopping now.
- What do you want?
It's too late,
we're not gonna make it.
- I came here to tell youthat Dr. Wilkinson gave us
another week for the project.
- We just might finish itthen, if you're going to help.
- Good, then maybe you canget on this inventory instead
of playing with yourtoys during work hours.
- How long is that gonna take?
You sell one brand of visors and
what's this again?
- It's a maverick.- A what?
- I have no idea.
- It's a mascot.
She's totally out of his league.
- You look terrible by the way.
- Look, I wanted to say I'm sorry
for how, how I've been forthe last couple of weeks.
But I'm gonna make an effortto really get it together.
Not drink so much and,
basically be nice.
(suspenseful music)(footsteps tapping)
(saw whirring)
(cyborg buzzing)
- We can work on the project if you want.
- Let's do it.
- Mrs. Patel.
- What the hell is that?
(saw whirring)
(cyborg buzzing)
- Finally some normal police work.
- You know, he's not speeding.
- He's carrying something illegal.
- On a motorcycle?
- Trust me, I arrestedBilly the last three times.
(siren wailing)
- Hi, Billy.
- Well, if it isn't my favorite sheriff.
Shouldn't you be out trying tofind a man with a guillotine?
- Nice bike.
Classic.
- Yeah man, it's pretty cool.
So what gives me the pleasure?
- Drugs or weapons.
- I don't know whatyou're talking about, man.
- Is this not your first time.
10 fingers on the fender if you please.
You're not gonna need that.
- Charles if you would, do the honors.
- This is bullshit man.
- He's clean.
- You see.
- Clean?
- I told you I was clean, now can I go?
- Billy, you never beenclean a day in your life.
- Don't touch my bike, man.
- What's that, a twin V?
- You got a warrant?
(Jim laughing)
You planted that there.
- Billy, you do like the classics.
- Hey that's bullshit man.
- That's nupe.
- [Charles] Nupe?
- Yes sir.
- What can I say man, I like the classics.
- Cuff the man Charles.
(sad music)
- Looks pretty cut and dried to me.
- What's that static?
- Some kind of interference.
- You know, she's innocent.
- Not really.
What do you want, a sane confession?
We've got a digital evidence.
I know she's your daughter,but you have to face the facts.
The equipment doesn't lie.
- Well what's the motive?
- Motive?
She was high on pills.
You saw that zombie story that she told.
She's a killer.
(sad music)
- They think I did this, don't they?
Is Norman okay?
- No, Norman's not okay,
he's in the hospital.
Did you and Norman have a fight?
- Daddy you have to believe me,
I had nothing to do with this.
- Is there any detail,
anything you can tell me, any reason,
why somebody would wanna attack Norman?
- I've told you everything.
- What really happened?
- I'm telling the truth.
- Maybe there's something,you thought you saw
but you didn't really see.
- Can you tell me what that is?
- I don't know
it has a control chip interface on it.
- I've got the bodiesmissing in the morgue
and I've got corpses
or robots stretched all over the.
You're silly a littlegames just got serious.
'Cause you better starttalking now, start talking.
- Take it easy.
- I'm taking you off this case Jim.
- No, you're not.
- Yes I am.- Why?
- Did you seriously just ask me that?
(suspenseful music)
(saw whirring)
(man screaming)(saw whirring)
(man screaming)
(computer buzzing)
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] Soyou just gonna sign it,
just like that.
It's like the trucks all over again.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] No it's not.
Besides, I needed thattruck for my equipment.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] Youhaven't seen anything yet.
- [Dr. Wilkinson] What does that mean?
- This just got really weird.- Oh, just now?
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson] It means,
I'm gonna harvest the entire campus.
(equipment buzzing)
- Well obviously that'snothing that I approve.
- [Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson]Good luck with that.
(equipment buzzing)
- Run, run, run, run.
- Go, go, go.
(footsteps tapping)
(intense music)
(cyborg buzzing)
(saw whirring)- Whoa!
- What do we have here?
This the most advancedcontrol architecture
I've ever seen.
Dude look it has thenew Dracso mark in here.
- Leave it, we have to get outta here.
- I'm taking this.
(suspenseful music)
(cyborg buzzing)
(saw whirring)(man screaming)
(saw whirring)
- What is that?
- Will you shut up and lay down.
- It's not me.
- What is that?- I don't know,
but it's coming in.
(saw whirring)
- This is my house.
(saw whirring)
- Get away.
- Hello, this is Jim.
Edgar,
anybody here me?
- Some kind of interference?
- Yeah, I can get anythingon the phone either.
- All right,
I want you boys to take that tape
over to sheriff.- Digital media.
- [Gildenstern] Got it.
(birds chirping)
(door squeaking)
- I knew it.
- Knew what?
- I knew that there was something dark
going on in this town.
It's been a conspiracy all along.
This is gonna be our vindication.
- Does everything has tobe a conspiracy to you?
- [Rosencrantz] Yeah.
- Dude, in order for it to be conspiracy,
I'm pretty sure two or more people have
to know exactly what is going on
and have some kind of a plan to it.
(saw whirring)
- Go, go, go, go, go.
(footsteps tapping)
(intense music)
(saw whirring)
(intense music)(footsteps tapping)
(saw whirring)
(saw whirring)(Gildenstern groaning)
(siren wailing)
(girl screaming)(saw whirring)
(people screaming)
(saw whirring)
(cyborg buzzing)
- Heads found without bodies.
My God, I guess those guysweren't crazy after all.
This is...
(suspenseful music)
(people screaming)
- Should we move in?
- No, I want to see how thelocal authorities handle this.
- But Jane, we have assets on standby.
The situation is getting out of hand.
- I'll decide when thesituation is out of hand,
is that clear?
- Yes Jane.
(people screaming)
- What the hell is going on here?
- Just run, they'recoming, they're coming.
(saw whirring)
(gun fires)
(woman screaming)(saw whirring)
(cyborg beeping)
(computer beeping)
(saw whirring)
- My God, Wilkinson.
- Yes, Dean Usher.
- You better explain yourself.
- Well, I have a doctoratedegree in neurology
from Miskatonic university.
I have my masters.
- [Dean Usher] No, no, no, I'min no mood for that, I mean,
my God what the hell is going on, look.
- I can assure you, everythinghere is perfectly normal.
- Normal?
You call this normal?
Look I've seen normal and that,
normal is not this.
Dr. Mrs. Wilkinson, ohmy God, you're crazy.
You know what, I gottashut you down right now.
- As you wish.
- It's over. (gasps)
(people screaming)
(saw whirring)
(suspenseful music)
- Oh, you must be one of Wilkinson's boys.
(saw whirring)
(people screaming)
(saw whirring)
(saw whirring)(girl screaming)
(gun fires)
(saw whirring)
(people screaming)
(saw whirring)
(people screaming)
(gun fires)
- Running out of ammo.
- They just keep coming.
- How do you drop these things?
- You hit them on the head on the front.
(gun fires )
(gun fires)
- I'm out.
(gun fires)
- Where are those deputies at.
- There's two on theother side of the campus
but the radio is dead.(gun fires)
(gun fires)
- All right, we gottaclear these people out.
- Look you son of a bitch,
if you're crazy daughter hasgot something to do with this
you better start talking now.
- They're coming.
- Run.
(gun fires)
- Come on let's get outta here, come on.
(intense music)
- Dr. Wilkinson.
- Agent Crawford, agent Crawford,
she's gone completely mad.
- Please calm yourself Dr. Wilkinson.
- Calm myself?
Have you gone mad?
Look at what's going on around us.
- Of course you will behandsomely compensated
for your troubles.
- Compensated?
I don't care about money,let's stop this now.
- I can assure you mysuperiors are quite pleased
with your technology.
We're ready to move on to phase two.
You should be congratulatedfor the success
of your experiments.- Phase two?
(footsteps tapping)
(gun fires)
(cyborg buzzing)
(suspenseful music)
(people screaming)
(gun fires)
- Hello, anybody there?
We need help at the college, dad, daddy.
- Samantha, it's not working.
Come on, let's go, come on.
- [Edgar] Hold it right there missy,
I've got you bound to rights.
- We've gotta get out of here.
- [Edgar] Not until she shuts them down.
- I have nothing to do with this.
- [Edgar] That's not how Isee it, now drop the pipe.
- You think Samantha could do this?
- [Edgar] I don't know what to think.
But I'm gonna get to the bottom of this.
- Look sheriff, you've known me for years.
- [Edgar] Turn around,put your hands on the car.
- Listen, you got the wrong people.
It's Dr. Wilkinson and his crazy wife.
- That does make more sense, all right.
- Sheriff!(saw whirring)
(Edgar and Samantha screaming)
(cyborg buzzing)
- All right, hands.
I mean freeze.
Mrs. Wilkinson, I needto have a word with you.
- I'll cut you like a bug.
(Jim groaning)
(saw whirring)
- Samantha.
(cyborg buzzing)(footsteps thumping)
- I've really done it this time.
- Look, we need to get behind the cops,
let's go through that building.
- She used to be so happy.
- Dr. Wilkinson, snap out of it.
- There's no coming back from this.
- Look, I used to think myproblems were too much to handle
but it's too easy to give in to self-pity.
Okay, I was just holding on to my wounds.
Sometimes you just need tolet go and move forward,
let's go.
- You're right.
- Where are you going?
- To let go of the past.
- Wilkinson was right, it's a total loss.
- On the contrary, the operationwas a complete success.
- This is going to be all over the news.
We'll lose the technology.
- Oh, the technology,
I was never really interested in that.
The important part is thatthe cyber genetics legislation
up before the house of representatives
will show me their love.
- Wait, that's what this was all about?
What am I supposed to tell my supervisors?
- Satellites are targeting this firm
with particle beams.
- [Jane] Can't get out.
- What do you care about cyborgs?
- It's not natural.
(building exploding)
(girl screaming)
(saw whirring)(man screaming)
(cyborg buzzing)
- What do you want?
- I'm afraid that you leave me no choice.
- Are we going anywhere with this?
(gun fires)
(saw whirring)(Dr. Wilkinson groaning)
(cyborg buzzing)
(saw whirring)(Kev screaming)
(Samantha screaming)
(saw whirring)
- Samantha.
- Daddy.
- We need to get you some place safe.
(people screaming)
- This is horrible.
(saw whirring)
Daddy, it's Samantha.
- Run, run, run.
(Jim groaning)
- School's out now for youand your hooligan friends.
(footsteps tapping)
(car exploding)(car alarm sounding)
(cyborg footsteps thumping)
Oh wait, I wasn't expecting that.
(cyborg exploding)
(cyborgs beeping)
(cyborg buzzing)
- Behold the result ofman's inhumanity to man.
- You know, she's right.
- Can I get another extensionon my science project?
- No.
(orchestral music)