[Colter] Previously on Tracker...
Hi, we're looking for Serena Jukic. She used to work with our father years back.
We're just looking for information, is all.
You're Ashton's boys?
Our mother said something happened that summer, that he...
snapped.
Ashton was uneasy with the real-world application,
and then they brought in a new batch of test subjects.
You were testing children?
I tried to protect one of the test subjects.
Kid named Danny Kellerman.
They took Danny away. I never saw him again.
Then we'll try to find him.
A lot of security. They're guarding something.
Here we go.
Hi, Danny.
My name's Colter Shaw.
Dr. Jukic sent me to find you.
I can't leave.
[breathing heavily]
[Dr. Anderson] The more you resist, the harder this is gonna be for you.
No. Please, I can be better, I swear.
- Please? - I've heard that before.
But here we are, Lola. Again.
But we can use this as a learning experience.
[whimpers]
Your friend, Danny, was the same when he was younger,
but he learned.
A quick study.
They're coming for you.
What are you talking about?
Two men. You'll see.
No.
- No. No, please. - Enough of this.
No, no, no.
[gasping]
[gasping slows, stops]
[alarm blaring]
You shouldn't have done that. These people are dangerous.
- I'm trying to help you. - I can't leave without Lola.
- Who's Lola? - She's my friend. She's in trouble.
They took her away.
I almost shot you in the face.
Well, that would have been exciting.
This is... Okay. Hi. We should roll.
We got to deal with this.
It's a panic alarm. We're gonna have company.
We should go fast, then.
Listen, if you want us to help you, you're gonna have to come with us now.
- Stay behind me. - [Danny] Okay.
[alarm continues blaring]
All right. Here we go. Everybody get in.
You need to take me to Lola or I'm not going anywhere.
Please, you have to help me.
- She's got no one else. - Who's Lola?
- Is she another kid in the program? - Yes, but she's different.
How is she different?
- She can see things before they happen. - She's a pre-cog.
Oh, yeah.
The hyperawareness, aggressive déjà vu, whatever you want to call it.
Government's been trying to crack that for decades.
Why'd they take her?
She doesn't want to do this anymore.
Please.
They're going to hurt her.
- Where'd they take her? - They call it the quiet place.
It's where they take you when you don't do as you're told.
- You've been there? - Once. A long time ago.
I don't know where it is. I was blindfolded.
Look, if I could do a session, I might be able to locate her.
A remote viewing session?
Yes, but I can't do it by myself. I would need someone to guide me.
Let's get him to Dr. Jukic.
We can take you to her. She's not too far away.
Let's go.
Come on. Here we go.
[grunts]
- All good? - Yeah, come on in.
My brother owns the dry cleaners.
We'll be fine here for a while.
Danny.
Dr. Jukic.
I tried looking for you, but they pushed me out.
I didn't know how far they went until it was too late.
I didn't know what they did to your parents.
I hope you can forgive me.
Did a long time ago.
Uh, we don't have a lot of time.
There's a missing girl, Lola.
She was in the same program as Danny.
I guess they moved her to a different facility already?
The quiet place.
It's where they adjust their behavior away from the other test subjects.
It's usually remote, guarded.
- I've never been there. - [Danny] I know I can find her
if you'll guide me through a session.
- Will this work? - Yes.
Let's go fast, because after our little raid,
they're likely to move her again.
Then let's get started.
- Oh. - This is all I could find.
I just need it for the binaural beats to encourage a brain wave synchronicity.
[exhales forcefully]
I'm ready.
Okay, breathe. [exhales slowly]
[exhales slowly]
Feel the weight of your body against the chair.
Now let go.
Let your brain go wherever it wants.
It's dark.
There's a single spot of light, like a star.
Good.
- Go towards the light. - Okay.
Can you remember what she was wearing?
Red plaid shirt.
Hold on to that.
Take it to the light.
Okay.
- [door closes] - [Colter sighs]
[sent-message alert chimes]
Who you texting?
Uh, Reenie.
About what?
You know, she's... she worries about me.
She's always checking in. You know, "Miss you.
Wish you were here."
But, I mean, you know... you know that.
- I don't know. - No? She doesn't do that to you? No?
- No? - No.
Ha! That's weird.
How do you think it's going in there?
I guess we'll know when we know.
- Yeah, if it even works. - It can work.
I mean, presuming he's not so messed up
and that you keep your negative vibes in check.
I'm not, you know, being negative, just being realistic.
Yeah, being a little negative, but don't worry,
'cause I'm doubling up on the positive vibes.
So, he's just gonna come out and give us a location?
I mean, it depends on what he sees, you know.
Sometimes it's an image or, like, a landmark, right?
Then you cross-check that with the real world, see where it matches.
- Yeah, if he sees anything at all. - How about this?
Why don't you focus on what we're gonna do once we rescue Lola,
because they're not just gonna stop looking for a loose asset.
- Not in my experience, anyway. - I've got a plan.
What is that?
Look, why don't you just try to figure out
how to bring this whole thing to its knees?
Oh, no, I've got... That's fine.
- We got that figured out. - You got a plan?
- Mm-hmm. Well, I'm not gonna tell you. - What is it?
Okay, I'll tell you. So, here's the thing.
If we're gonna shut this thing down and we're gonna have a chance...
we have to unalive the head of the snake.
- Chop it off. - Same thing. Yes.
I like that. It's clean, it's good.
Yeah, but first we gotta find the snake.
[Miller] There were two of them here.
Came in armed, knew what they were doing.
Took out a number of our men.
Colter and Russell Shaw. Trained and capable.
Looks like one of them got you pretty good.
Yes, sir.
- The target was Danny Kellerman? - Yes, sir.
This is his room here.
You said Danny Kellerman hit the panic button.
- Why? - Unclear, sir.
Who's Lola?
Another test subject.
He was a mentor of sorts for her. We pair them up.
- Helps ease them into the program. - Where is she now?
We moved her off-site for recalibration shortly before the break-in.
Why?
She was resistant during the last training session.
It's protocol in extreme cases.
Off-site management.
Seen the security footage.
So Danny calls for help and willingly leaves with these two men.
Idea why?
We're still in the early stages of assessing motive.
They're going after the girl.
Oh.
Makes sense.
Only shame in failure is if we don't learn from it.
Yes, of course.
[gasps]
[grunting]
[body thuds]
[door opens]
How did it go?
I think we might have something on where they're keeping Lola.
Yeah, just a couple of images,
but hopefully you'll be able to get an exact location.
All right, well, let's have them, and we'll start puzzling.
Randy, hey, I need your help with a location.
Talk to me. What am I looking for?
Some sort of power plant.
It's got a cell tower on it near a water tower and a bridge.
All right, power plant, tower, bridge.
Got about 4,600 bridges in Idaho and 2,000 water towers, so--
Okay, wait, hold on. He said, um...
said it was a truss bridge.
Said the water tower was blue, and it was near a two-lane highway.
Hey, check and see if Dorix Logistics is somewhere on that deed.
Okay, that narrows it down. That narrows it down.
Okay, I got that exact combo about 100 miles north of you.
I've got a subdivision of Dorix listed on the lease.
All right, thanks, Randy. Send me the details.
- Appreciate you. - All right, go get 'em.
I mean, an old plant, middle of nowhere.
- Sounds like a quiet place to me, right? - [phone buzzes]
What do you got?
Um...
it's, uh... it's, uh, Reenie.
- Well, you're lying. - Am I?
- Uh-huh, you're doing that thing. - What thing?
The thing with your eyes that you do.
The blinking?
All right.
Remember the plan I was saying?
Find the snake and... [clicks tongue]
So I sent some feelers out, and my source just got back to me.
He says he found something. We need to meet up.
This is the guy you say was 98% reliable?
I mean, maybe 80.
We'll call it 85.
Look, if his intel's legit, we should take a shot.
Yeah, okay. Danny's safe here for a bit, but we're running out of time.
Why don't you find out what your guy has?
- I'll go get Lola. - I need some wheels.
Wheels right behind you.
Come on, let me take the truck.
- No. - Come on.
You're not taking the truck.
You're gonna look great behind the wheel of that thing.
You know what? I will look great, 'cause I can pull it off.
You can't. That's the difference.
That's one difference. Let me know what you find out.
Yeah.
Hey, buddy, you good?
We don't have a lot of time.
- They are on your ass. - Yeah, I'm aware.
So talk to me about Dorix Logistics. How high up do they go?
Suborbital.
- Is DoD backing 'em? - Not directly.
DoD has a "don't ask, don't tell" agreement with them,
but this is too exposed.
They activated someone.
Damon Vickers, Tier-3 operative, former Delta Force.
They're gonna sanitize the entire operation.
That includes you and your brother.
Can they recall the order?
Not unless someone with four stars on their sleeve owes you a favor.
I don't have one of those in my pocket, but a boy can dream.
I'm serious, Shaw. Leave it.
You know that's not gonna happen.
But I do have a plan.
There's no planning your way out of this.
What is it?
They made us.
[tires screech]
[groans]
[chattering]
[gasps, grunts]
[groans]
[body thuds]
Where is she?
Where's Lola?
I-I don't know what you're talking about.
[grunts]
Keep going. Move.
[grunts]
- Lola, are you okay? - Who are you?
Colter Shaw.
[sniffles, pants]
- Came here to take you back to Danny. - Is he okay?
He's okay. He's worried about you.
He can't hurt you anymore, all right?
You gotta come with me. We gotta leave now.
Yeah? Come on.
[exhales forcefully]
[groans]
Got your location from Danny.
Are you taking me to him?
- Not until I know you're both safe. No. - We're never gonna be safe.
I need you to trust me on this one, okay?
There's a way out of this for you, for both of you.
They're never gonna stop sending people after us.
Like that guy back there?
Took care of him.
I'll take care of the next guy.
You didn't kill him.
He's alive.
What are you talking about? How do you know that?
I just know.
She just knows.
[groans]
[phone buzzes]
Russell.
Reenie, you're thinking about me, aren't you?
Oh, my gosh, how did you guess?
Everything okay?
Yeah, listen, I need you to do me a favor.
I'm gonna, uh... [sniffles] ...I'm gonna send you a...
...a cell phone number, and I need you to, uh,
get me all the incoming phone calls to it over the last 24 hours.
Okay.
I mean, I'll do that, but isn't that more of a Randy's department kind of thing?
Uh, yeah.
Listen, I don't want him to know it was me, okay?
[scoffs]
You mean that you don't want Colter to know that it came from you.
Yeah, you know, it's one of those things. The less people who know, the better.
Russell, come on, you're kinda freaking me out.
No, it's all good. Everything's fine.
But, uh, make sure you cover your footprints on this, okay?
Yeah, sure. Send it over.
I'll keep your little secret.
All right, thanks, Reenie.
[groans]
[phone buzzes]
[groans]
- Hey. - I got Lola.
- That's good to hear. - What happened?
We got ambushed.
They took out my contact. I guess we got
a hit out on us, some...
some ex-Delta named Vickers, Damon Vickers.
- Think I just had a run-in with that guy. - Did you take him out?
Thought I did, but Lola here says that he's still alive, so...
Well, I'd take her word for it. [groans]
Did you get hit, Russell?
Uh, yeah, I've had worse.
He needs you.
Where are you? We're coming to you.
- [bartender] What do you need? - Thank you.
One guy rolls in, neutralizes four men
and takes the girl right out of your hands.
Is there anything I'm missing?
It was an unexpected complication.
I'll take care of it.
But you didn't.
Colter Shaw and the asset got away.
Do I need to get somebody else for this?
No, sir.
I'll get them.
Russell Shaw poked his head out.
We've got a satellite recon lock on his location.
- Got it. - You said that last time.
Get it done.
- Russ. - [grunts]
Hey, Russ, look at me.
- Open up. - I was just resting my eyes.
- Let me take a look. - I'm good.
Let me take a look.
- I'm good. - No, you're not good.
You lost a lot of blood. I'll get you fixed up.
You got some anesthetic?
Slows cell repair.
- You don't need it. - I would like it.
Yeah, well, I don't use it.
Of course you don't. You're a psychopath.
Come on, I know what's in there. Give me the anesthetic.
- Yeah, all right. - Hey.
You must be Lola.
You'll live.
Oh!
- Did you hear that? I'm gonna live. - That's good news.
- Yeah. - We're gonna need another plan.
Yeah.
Now our plan is you...
you patch me up, help me figure out how to deal with this Vickers.
We need to hurry.
He's coming.
He's not alone.
[Colter] Here we go.
You all right?
Yeah, I can hold a gun, can't I?
Colter, they're here.
Let's go. Come on, let's go.
- Colt, I'm gonna cover the back. - I got Lola.
Okay. Here we go.
You gotta get in here, okay?
Over there's better.
[groans]
Put it down.
[gun clatters]
Where are they?
Who? [groans]
Danny and Lola.
Tell me where they are, and I'll end this quick.
Oh, you Delta boys, always talking such a big game.
[chuckles, groans]
Okay, okay, all right, I'll tell you.
I'll tell you.
They're, um...
Oh, man, I forgot. I...
I guess you'll just have to kill me.
Don't.
Who put the contract out on us?
- You all right? - Yeah.
- Thank you. I thought that was it for me. - Yeah.
Oh, hey, kid. What do you think? Am I still gonna make it?
I'm sorry, I can't see anything.
Ah, I knew it. I'm a goner.
This isn't over.
No, I know.
I got to get Danny and Lola to safety.
I'm gonna find the head of that snake.
Let's finish this.
You sure about this?
It's what she does.
Barbie.
Thanks for meeting me here.
I was surprised to hear from you.
I was hoping you could help me out.
I'm here.
All right, this is Barbie.
She's gonna take you from here.
[Barbie] Once you get in this van, it's gonna be like you never existed.
Your old names, your old friends, everything gone.
You can never return to your old lives again.
Understand?
Nothing to go back to.
[Barbie] I'll give you your new identities in the van.
Study them, know them inside and out.
You're gonna have time. Long drive ahead.
Let's go.
- Thank you. - [Colter] Yeah.
Thank you. We're gonna be okay.
I know.
- Nice. - [Colter] Thanks.
I don't know how to thank you for everything.
You already have.
You answered questions about my father I've had for a long time, so...
Thank you.
[sighs]
I'll send you a bill.
Got it.
[engine starts]
Hey, there.
How'd you find me?
I pulled this phone from one of your guys.
After they murdered my friend.
I'm sorry about Felton.
Sure, you are.
I know how it works.
Yeah, well, your father never figured that out.
At least you know the rules.
My father made up his own rules.
He didn't like to play other people's games,
especially not Uncle Sam's.
- You don't have that choice. - Don't I?
I can end it right now.
You know what happens then.
Oh, yeah. I'll be looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life.
But if I don't, you send another guy after me
and I'm looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life.
It doesn't have to go that way.
How so?
There's always use for men like you.
[scoffs]
Hard pass.
Before you decide...
there's something...
you'll want to look at.
Take a look.
- This is BS. - You know it isn't.
What's in that file, what he did to Colter, it's all true.
Now, I'm guessing you wouldn't want him to see this, and he doesn't have to.
So think very carefully.
Now, I have a problem that needs fixing.
Do it, and I will put you in the clear.
- And Colter? - Same.
- And the file? - You take it, and you burn it.
No one will ever know what your dad did.
Would you like to hear what the job is?
Does it matter?
That's the correct attitude, son.
[phone buzzes]
[sighs]
Hey, I've been waiting to hear back from you.
I play hard to get. You know that.
Yeah, you and me both.
Everything good? It all worked out?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, always does.
Listen, um, I got another favor to ask, and this one's kind of a biggie.
Of course you do.
What is it?
I, um...
I got to go away for a while,
and I know Colter's gonna start asking and poking around,
but he can't know why.
Hold on. You're not even gonna tell him goodbye?
[sighs] Just tell him that I'm okay and that I had to split.
He can't know why.
- Russell... - I promise, when...
when I get clear of all this,
I'll find you and I'll give you all the details. Deal?
Deal.
I'll see you.
[♪ "Windfall" playing]
♪ Never seem to get far enough ♪
♪ Staying in between the lines ♪
♪ Hold on to what you can ♪
♪ Waiting for the end ♪
♪ Not knowing when ♪
♪ May the wind take your troubles away ♪
♪ Both feet on the floor Two hands on the wheel ♪
♪ May the wind take your troubles away ♪
♪ Tryin' to make it far enough ♪
♪ To the next time zone ♪
♪ Few and far between Past the midnight hour ♪
♪ You never feel alone You're really not alone ♪
[vehicle approaching]
[chuckles] All right, you found the place.
- It wasn't easy. - Well, it's not supposed to be.
I guess you did say off-grid.
No one who's seen it has ever lived to talk about it.
Well, I've been waiting for someone to put me out of my misery.
- It's good to see you. - So what is this place?
It's a long story.
- Home. Sort of. - Yeah?
You're gonna tell me why you had me go down to Echo Ridge
- to get that piece of junk? - Uh-huh.
That belonged to my father.
I had to arm-wrestle my brother for it.
Well, I'm not sure you won on that, but it's got good bones.
Yeah, I think so.
You're gonna fix it up?
Yeah, I need a good project. [sighs]
Well, I got nowhere to be for a few days...
- if you want a hand. - Yeah, I'll take all the help I can get.
- You got beer? - Yeah, you know it.
Come on.
Huh. Look at this.
My old man's. His favorite thing to do.
My old man never took me fishing.
Boy, did I beg him to go, but he just couldn't be bothered.
Teach you how to work on cars?
The next-door neighbor, Larry, used to pay me to sweep his shop.
Yeah, my old man wasn't around very much,
and when he was around, my mother didn't want him in the house.
I didn't blame her.
[sigh] That was a long time ago.
- That stuff sticks with you. - It does.
I made a lot of the same mistakes with my daughter.
Probably why I don't see her much these days, but...
You know, you do what you can and...
and you take everything, you put it in a box, and then you bury it.
What about you?
That stuff your father was working on, you get the answers you were looking for?
No, not quite.
Found out he was trying to do the right thing though.
Yeah, sometimes there's a cost to that.
Yeah, tell me about it.
Let's just say he was, uh...
- complex. - [chuckles]
The best ones are.
Trick is, you gotta take the bad with the good.
There was plenty of that.
At least I know he was doing everything he could, you know.
He was a good man in the end.
I had trouble burying that box you were talking about.
It ain't easy.
And hell, it'll haunt you.
Jump up and say "boo" when you least expect it.
Found that out the hard way.
But, hey, I did get this old truck, right?
Spent a lot of time on this thing, working on it with my dad.
- We got it up and running once... - [chuckles]
...but, uh, it gave out on us again.
One thing my father was not good at: working on cars.
Nobody's perfect.
Not even close.
I'll get you up and running again.