WEBVTT 00:00:27.853 --> 00:00:30.022 - Keep it level. - Trying. 00:00:30.105 --> 00:00:31.023 Holy shit, it's the factory. 00:00:31.106 --> 00:00:32.441 - Steady! - Whoa, whoa! 00:00:32.524 --> 00:00:33.776 Hold on to something! 00:00:43.452 --> 00:00:45.055 - You okay? - Will you get off of me 00:00:45.079 --> 00:00:46.288 already, you big idiot? 00:00:46.372 --> 00:00:47.748 All right, I'm trying. 00:00:52.378 --> 00:00:54.004 We're here. 00:00:56.632 --> 00:00:58.634 Here, come this way. 00:01:00.552 --> 00:01:02.596 Thought time travel would take a lot longer. 00:01:02.680 --> 00:01:04.890 That was, what, like, a minute? Less? 00:01:04.974 --> 00:01:07.601 - Come on, come on, come on. - Okay. 00:01:07.685 --> 00:01:10.729 I don't remember it being that fast last time. 00:01:10.813 --> 00:01:14.733 It was. And you were unconscious. 00:01:14.817 --> 00:01:16.485 Come on. 00:01:19.238 --> 00:01:20.572 Come on. 00:01:20.656 --> 00:01:21.907 Yeah. 00:01:36.880 --> 00:01:38.757 We made it, Mac. 00:01:38.841 --> 00:01:40.843 Wonderful. 00:01:42.261 --> 00:01:44.763 Well, landing could use a little work, 00:01:44.847 --> 00:01:48.934 but, uh, guess you can teach a stubborn old dog 00:01:49.018 --> 00:01:50.436 some new tricks. 00:01:53.772 --> 00:01:55.190 Thank you. 00:01:55.274 --> 00:01:56.734 Go home. 00:01:58.110 --> 00:01:59.528 Come on. Go. 00:02:02.114 --> 00:02:05.200 Now if only Debbie Gibson would come back to the mall. 00:02:05.284 --> 00:02:07.494 * off. 00:02:21.884 --> 00:02:24.720 We're just in time for the ultimate mission. 00:02:24.803 --> 00:02:27.097 And actually, according to my temporal map, 00:02:27.181 --> 00:02:28.408 we should have just over an hour 00:02:28.432 --> 00:02:30.517 to intercept Heck and Naldo on Maple. 00:02:33.228 --> 00:02:35.731 What's going on? Are we off target? 00:02:35.814 --> 00:02:37.751 Because, I mean, we can always find our way back with the map. 00:02:37.775 --> 00:02:40.235 I don't want to look at your stupid map, okay? 00:02:42.196 --> 00:02:43.906 Goddamn. 00:02:45.449 --> 00:02:47.469 But the map will help us get to where we need to be. 00:02:47.493 --> 00:02:49.328 - Yeah. - Is everything okay here? 00:02:49.411 --> 00:02:50.871 Yeah, everything's fine. 00:02:51.872 --> 00:02:53.707 Okay. 00:02:53.791 --> 00:02:56.543 Well, you seem, uh, agitated. 00:02:56.627 --> 00:02:58.128 I'm not agitated. 00:03:00.130 --> 00:03:02.049 I think maybe we landed in the wrong... 00:03:02.132 --> 00:03:04.510 Can everyone just, please, just-just... 00:03:04.593 --> 00:03:06.386 - Uh... - Hey, Larry? 00:03:06.470 --> 00:03:07.763 What's going on? 00:03:07.846 --> 00:03:09.098 - Hmm? - I... 00:03:20.359 --> 00:03:21.902 Guys. 00:03:21.985 --> 00:03:24.738 What in the * * is that? 00:03:24.822 --> 00:03:26.615 Is that who we're waiting for? 00:03:26.698 --> 00:03:28.117 We're too late. 00:03:28.200 --> 00:03:29.326 I'm so sorry. 00:03:29.409 --> 00:03:31.537 Run. Run! 00:03:31.620 --> 00:03:32.972 - Jesus Christ, what did you do? - Run! 00:03:32.996 --> 00:03:34.706 Come on. Go, go, go. Run. 00:03:36.291 --> 00:03:38.460 - Come on. - Go. 00:03:38.544 --> 00:03:40.045 Go to the trailer! 00:03:40.129 --> 00:03:43.090 Come on! Come on! Get into the trailer! Come on! 00:04:03.902 --> 00:04:06.238 This is for Juniper, you son of a *! 00:04:11.869 --> 00:04:13.662 No! No! No! No! 00:04:15.414 --> 00:04:16.832 Larry! 00:04:45.360 --> 00:04:47.560 Keep your heads down. Keep your heads down. 00:04:55.662 --> 00:04:58.498 - Please get us out of here. - We're gonna die. 00:04:58.582 --> 00:05:01.376 - No one is going to die, okay? - What are we gonna do? 00:05:13.639 --> 00:05:15.432 Okay, so... 00:05:15.515 --> 00:05:17.517 Okay. Okay. 00:05:20.062 --> 00:05:22.356 Okay. Hey. Hey. 00:05:22.439 --> 00:05:25.317 Listen to me. This is what we know how to do. 00:05:25.400 --> 00:05:26.777 We take care of people. Okay? 00:05:26.860 --> 00:05:28.700 And you're gonna take care of them. You got it? 00:05:28.737 --> 00:05:31.198 - What are you saying? - You are good at it. 00:05:31.281 --> 00:05:32.908 I promise. Just... 00:05:32.991 --> 00:05:35.035 Just don't use it as an excuse. 00:05:35.118 --> 00:05:37.329 Now, I'm gonna go take care of this. But I need 00:05:37.412 --> 00:05:39.790 all of you to get as far away from here as possible. 00:05:39.873 --> 00:05:40.999 You hear me? 00:05:41.083 --> 00:05:42.334 Go. Go, 00:05:42.417 --> 00:05:43.770 - and don't look back. - No. No, no, 00:05:43.794 --> 00:05:44.979 - no, no, no. Please, no. - Yes. 00:05:45.003 --> 00:05:46.004 You're gonna get killed. 00:05:46.088 --> 00:05:47.339 Hey. 00:05:47.422 --> 00:05:49.341 I'm gonna be okay. 00:05:49.424 --> 00:05:52.636 I'm gonna be okay. Just remember what I said, okay? 00:05:52.719 --> 00:05:55.430 - Don't be scared. - Come with us. 00:05:55.514 --> 00:05:56.574 Please, please. We can make it. 00:05:56.598 --> 00:05:58.225 We can make it if we still run. Please. 00:05:58.308 --> 00:06:01.228 Take care of them. Okay? 00:06:01.311 --> 00:06:03.105 - No. No, no, no. - And-and let them in. 00:06:03.188 --> 00:06:05.899 - I bet they'll surprise you. - No. 00:06:05.983 --> 00:06:08.360 Erin? Erin! Erin! 00:06:08.443 --> 00:06:10.279 Erin! 00:06:10.362 --> 00:06:11.655 No! 00:06:23.709 --> 00:06:25.627 Okay. 00:06:25.711 --> 00:06:27.254 Okay. 00:06:27.337 --> 00:06:30.215 Here we go again. 00:06:30.257 --> 00:06:32.301 Okay. 00:07:06.209 --> 00:07:07.836 All right. 00:07:09.671 --> 00:07:11.548 Come on, Erin. 00:07:41.995 --> 00:07:44.122 - Get up, Erin. Come on. - Get up. 00:07:44.206 --> 00:07:45.975 - Come on, Erin. Erin, please. Come on. - Get up! 00:07:45.999 --> 00:07:47.310 - Get up. - Get up. - Come on, Erin. 00:07:47.334 --> 00:07:49.711 Come on, Erin. 00:07:53.298 --> 00:07:56.426 Okay. 00:07:56.510 --> 00:08:00.597 Emotionally, I'm gonna win. 00:08:03.392 --> 00:08:06.770 In my life, I'm gonna win. 00:08:12.317 --> 00:08:15.779 I am going to win. 00:08:21.034 --> 00:08:23.745 Oh, God, I hope this works. 00:08:26.039 --> 00:08:27.958 Go. 00:08:34.172 --> 00:08:35.424 - Come on. - Great. 00:08:37.551 --> 00:08:39.177 Bring it, you *. 00:08:43.056 --> 00:08:44.242 Here we go. Okay, come on, Erin. 00:08:53.692 --> 00:08:54.985 - Oh. - She-she's doing it. 00:08:55.026 --> 00:08:56.361 Here we go. 00:09:11.126 --> 00:09:11.918 Shit. 00:09:12.002 --> 00:09:14.421 No, no. No. 00:09:17.591 --> 00:09:19.384 Erin, come on. 00:09:19.468 --> 00:09:21.928 Oh, no. 00:09:22.012 --> 00:09:24.139 No, no, no, no, no. No. 00:09:24.222 --> 00:09:26.766 Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. 00:09:26.850 --> 00:09:28.768 Damn it. Oh! 00:10:08.600 --> 00:10:10.519 Hey. 00:10:10.602 --> 00:10:13.480 - It's okay. It's okay. - It's okay. 00:10:13.563 --> 00:10:16.274 - Erin. - Shh. Shh. 00:10:16.358 --> 00:10:18.318 It's okay. 00:10:18.401 --> 00:10:20.612 Erin, you're okay. It's okay. 00:10:20.695 --> 00:10:24.032 - Erin, it's okay. - I'm sorry. 00:10:26.117 --> 00:10:28.119 I'm sorry. 00:10:29.120 --> 00:10:31.414 Erin! 00:11:08.827 --> 00:11:12.414 Hey. It's okay, Erin. 00:11:36.146 --> 00:11:38.982 We need that backpack. 00:11:39.065 --> 00:11:42.402 We can't let it fall into enemy hands. It's important. 00:11:42.485 --> 00:11:44.130 - It's more important than getting you killed? - No, 00:11:44.154 --> 00:11:45.864 it's not, Tiff. Just let it go. 00:11:49.075 --> 00:11:52.704 We've come too far to let all this happen again. 00:11:52.787 --> 00:11:54.372 We need it. 00:11:54.456 --> 00:11:56.309 - Tiff, stay here. - Don't you open the door. Tiffany! 00:11:56.333 --> 00:11:58.251 Damn it! 00:12:09.346 --> 00:12:10.347 Come on, Tiff. 00:12:24.944 --> 00:12:26.613 I swear to God, Tiff... 00:12:31.284 --> 00:12:32.452 Oh, shit. 00:12:32.535 --> 00:12:33.328 Get out of there, Tiff. Get out of there. 00:12:33.411 --> 00:12:34.411 Come on, Tiffany. 00:12:37.415 --> 00:12:39.125 Who the hell is that guy? 00:12:39.209 --> 00:12:40.889 - We don't know him, right? - Mm-mm. 00:12:43.088 --> 00:12:45.048 She was the one who killed Naldo. 00:12:58.019 --> 00:13:00.105 You know, 00:13:00.188 --> 00:13:03.191 I always hated these. 00:13:03.274 --> 00:13:05.527 I remember this model. 00:13:05.610 --> 00:13:09.030 Maneuvered well enough, but I had a miserable copilot. 00:13:09.114 --> 00:13:11.950 "Miserable"? Excuse me? 00:13:12.033 --> 00:13:14.411 I remember him being very charming, 00:13:14.494 --> 00:13:16.121 very handsome 00:13:16.204 --> 00:13:19.791 and, on a number of occasions, saving your life. 00:13:19.874 --> 00:13:21.501 Before he settled down to a desk job. 00:13:21.584 --> 00:13:23.545 Hey, he was promoted. 00:13:23.628 --> 00:13:26.256 The probes have been all over the wreckage. 00:13:26.339 --> 00:13:28.842 They found two dead travelers. 00:13:28.925 --> 00:13:31.594 Okay. That's good, right? 00:13:31.678 --> 00:13:33.179 Until it happens again. 00:13:38.101 --> 00:13:42.105 Nobody wants this war to be over more than I do. 00:13:42.188 --> 00:13:44.315 Then let's end it tomorrow by sending a team. 00:13:44.399 --> 00:13:46.651 - Hell, just send me. - You know 00:13:46.735 --> 00:13:49.279 that I can't do that. 00:13:49.362 --> 00:13:51.656 It's not our way. 00:13:51.740 --> 00:13:53.908 And so this war continues 00:13:53.992 --> 00:13:56.870 simply because our enemy refuses 00:13:56.953 --> 00:13:59.873 to tie its own hands as we do. 00:13:59.956 --> 00:14:02.834 I know this is personal for you, 00:14:02.917 --> 00:14:05.462 but I'm gonna need you 00:14:05.545 --> 00:14:07.046 to separate that 00:14:07.130 --> 00:14:10.425 from the task at hand! 00:14:10.508 --> 00:14:12.927 You're not special. 00:14:13.011 --> 00:14:15.430 We've all lost someone. 00:14:17.515 --> 00:14:20.059 It was his time. 00:14:22.145 --> 00:14:24.481 So, I'm gonna need you 00:14:24.564 --> 00:14:27.192 to ablute this whole area 00:14:27.275 --> 00:14:30.779 so that this can be done for good. 00:14:30.862 --> 00:14:33.948 Oh, *. I stepped right in the guy! 00:14:34.032 --> 00:14:35.950 Goddamn it. 00:14:36.034 --> 00:14:38.870 Ugh! *! 00:14:56.805 --> 00:14:58.598 Tiff, I swear to God. Come on. 00:15:20.829 --> 00:15:23.206 Christ, Tiff, are you crazy? That was so stupid. 00:15:23.289 --> 00:15:25.792 - Ablution is happening. - Ablution? 00:15:25.875 --> 00:15:27.335 What the hell are you talking about? 00:15:27.418 --> 00:15:29.420 Larry told me about it. It's when the Old Watch 00:15:29.504 --> 00:15:31.798 beams you up to some place, and they wipe your mind, 00:15:31.881 --> 00:15:33.801 and then they put you back like nothing happened. 00:15:33.883 --> 00:15:35.718 They use it to make people forget everything. 00:15:35.802 --> 00:15:37.136 Why would they do that? 00:15:37.220 --> 00:15:39.305 To keep the time war secret. 00:15:39.389 --> 00:15:41.599 So that means we're going to forget all of this? 00:15:41.683 --> 00:15:43.726 Yeah. 00:15:43.810 --> 00:15:45.812 I mean, I think so. 00:15:57.198 --> 00:15:59.284 Shit. It's coming! 00:16:03.371 --> 00:16:05.665 It was nice knowing you, I guess. 00:16:28.271 --> 00:16:30.481 But why do we still remember everything? 00:16:30.565 --> 00:16:31.709 I mean, if this is the same thing 00:16:31.733 --> 00:16:33.067 that happened on Hell Day... 00:16:33.151 --> 00:16:34.986 which, by all appearances, it totally was... 00:16:35.069 --> 00:16:37.155 this is the second time it hasn't worked on us. 00:16:37.238 --> 00:16:38.865 You don't think that's weird? 00:16:38.948 --> 00:16:40.700 We're probably not important enough 00:16:40.783 --> 00:16:42.577 to go looking for. 00:16:42.660 --> 00:16:44.680 Well, if we're here undetected, it'll make it a lot easier 00:16:44.704 --> 00:16:47.123 - to save Heck and Naldo. - What? No. 00:16:47.206 --> 00:16:49.834 No. I'm going home to my parents, okay? 00:16:49.918 --> 00:16:52.086 And I'm gonna play with my puppy, 00:16:52.170 --> 00:16:53.355 and I'm gonna have a good dinner 00:16:53.379 --> 00:16:55.632 and sleep in my own wonderful bed. 00:16:55.715 --> 00:16:57.359 And you know what? I'm even looking forward 00:16:57.383 --> 00:16:59.427 to having my stupid freaking bat mitzvah. 00:16:59.510 --> 00:17:02.931 What? We have to warn them. They're walking into an ambush. 00:17:03.014 --> 00:17:05.642 I am done watching people die. 00:17:11.648 --> 00:17:13.650 KJ is right. 00:17:13.733 --> 00:17:15.944 It's not our problem. 00:17:16.027 --> 00:17:19.906 I'll even be glad to see my shithole of a house again. 00:17:19.989 --> 00:17:21.741 I'll even be glad 00:17:21.824 --> 00:17:24.869 to wake up for my stupid paper route tomorrow. 00:17:24.953 --> 00:17:28.831 - Forget that. I'm quitting the paper route for sure. - Yeah. 00:17:28.915 --> 00:17:30.917 You might be onto something there. 00:17:31.000 --> 00:17:34.253 Hello? You guys are missing the bigger picture here. 00:17:34.337 --> 00:17:37.173 Nothing can go back to normal right now. 00:17:37.256 --> 00:17:38.591 What are you talking about? 00:17:43.221 --> 00:17:44.806 We still have this. 00:17:44.889 --> 00:17:46.975 It's a guide to every known folding. 00:17:47.058 --> 00:17:49.102 There's a war going on, remember? 00:17:49.185 --> 00:17:50.645 We can't just go home. 00:17:50.728 --> 00:17:52.647 We have to help win this thing 00:17:52.730 --> 00:17:54.083 and get this book to Heck and Naldo. 00:17:54.107 --> 00:17:55.733 It's the key. 00:17:55.817 --> 00:17:57.586 And if we don't do something within the next hour, 00:17:57.610 --> 00:17:59.696 the versions of us that already exist in '88 00:17:59.779 --> 00:18:03.533 are gonna go through everything we just did all over again. 00:18:03.616 --> 00:18:06.077 They'll chase Heck and Naldo, Erin will get shot, 00:18:06.160 --> 00:18:08.246 and we'll end up in their time capsule thing 00:18:08.329 --> 00:18:11.165 and arrive in 2019 and all of that craziness. 00:18:11.249 --> 00:18:15.378 Hello? We are the versions of us that exist in '88. 00:18:15.461 --> 00:18:16.921 Why are there flags everywhere? 00:18:17.005 --> 00:18:19.590 It's supposed to be Halloween. 00:18:40.737 --> 00:18:45.158 July 3, 1999. 00:18:45.241 --> 00:18:47.660 That's what the paper says. 00:18:51.372 --> 00:18:52.707 No. 00:18:52.790 --> 00:18:57.170 No, no, no, no, no, no. 00:18:57.253 --> 00:18:58.963 * this. 00:18:59.047 --> 00:19:00.882 There has to be some kind of mistake, 00:19:00.965 --> 00:19:02.359 like there was an error in the coordinates 00:19:02.383 --> 00:19:03.676 when we went into the folding 00:19:03.760 --> 00:19:05.720 or the Old Watch sabotaged the entire mission. 00:19:05.803 --> 00:19:07.096 Tiffany. 00:19:07.180 --> 00:19:10.183 Jesus Christ. Is it not obvious what happened? 00:19:10.266 --> 00:19:12.268 - What? - Larry lied to us! 00:19:12.351 --> 00:19:14.812 He wasn't ever gonna take us home! 00:19:14.896 --> 00:19:17.523 - No way. No, he wouldn't. - So you think it's what? 00:19:17.607 --> 00:19:20.318 A coincidence that we landed in the exact year 00:19:20.401 --> 00:19:22.779 that he wanted to go to before you pitched 00:19:22.862 --> 00:19:25.615 your brilliant * plan? You know what, Tiffany? 00:19:25.698 --> 00:19:27.784 - KJ! - He would've said anything 00:19:27.867 --> 00:19:29.994 to make Erin pilot that stupid robot. 00:19:30.078 --> 00:19:32.622 All he cared about was getting that to '99 for the STF. 00:19:32.705 --> 00:19:34.957 - He didn't give a shit about us. - KJ! 00:19:38.002 --> 00:19:40.088 Old Erin died for a lie. 00:19:48.179 --> 00:19:49.764 But how? 00:19:52.767 --> 00:19:54.769 He said we were chosen. 00:19:56.854 --> 00:19:58.856 Tiff. 00:20:00.441 --> 00:20:04.112 We weren't chosen for anything. 00:20:04.195 --> 00:20:06.572 We were an accident. 00:20:25.424 --> 00:20:27.802 You doing all right? 00:20:27.885 --> 00:20:30.471 I, um... 00:20:37.895 --> 00:20:40.148 Were you always wearing those pants? 00:20:41.149 --> 00:20:43.651 I need you. 00:20:43.734 --> 00:20:46.737 I need you to steal something for me. 00:21:02.420 --> 00:21:04.213 Yeah, we were at Mike's. 00:21:04.297 --> 00:21:08.467 I don't know, just, like, played video games and... 00:21:09.886 --> 00:21:11.888 A couple hours. 00:21:18.769 --> 00:21:20.771 Yeah, we ordered a pizza. 00:21:35.578 --> 00:21:38.039 What the hell? 00:21:55.848 --> 00:21:57.391 Baby, I-I told you this already. 00:21:57.475 --> 00:21:59.393 We're just friends. 00:21:59.477 --> 00:22:02.063 We-we were hanging out with a bunch of people. 00:22:07.735 --> 00:22:09.403 Come on, babe. 00:22:27.672 --> 00:22:30.841 Shit! Babe, hold on. I swear I'll call you back. 00:22:30.925 --> 00:22:33.010 - What are you doing? - I'm so sorry. 00:22:33.094 --> 00:22:35.471 - The handle got stuck, and... - Look. Just step back, okay? 00:22:35.554 --> 00:22:37.390 Try not to step in it. 00:22:39.558 --> 00:22:41.519 Sorry! 00:22:48.067 --> 00:22:49.986 I didn't get the pads. 00:22:50.069 --> 00:22:52.196 They looked like full-on baby diapers, 00:22:52.280 --> 00:22:54.240 so I got these instead. 00:22:54.323 --> 00:22:56.409 I'm pretty sure they're the same. 00:22:56.492 --> 00:22:58.077 Can I see them? 00:22:59.829 --> 00:23:02.224 - What do you think "super" and "regular" mean? - Obviously 00:23:02.248 --> 00:23:03.833 the size of your *a. 00:23:03.916 --> 00:23:04.916 You sure? 00:23:04.959 --> 00:23:06.669 Yes. 00:23:06.752 --> 00:23:09.297 I'd probably be a super. 00:23:09.380 --> 00:23:12.466 How do you, like, measure it? 00:23:12.550 --> 00:23:14.593 - Ask KJ. - How would I know? 00:23:15.594 --> 00:23:17.430 Oh, I get it. Because I have emotions, 00:23:17.513 --> 00:23:19.348 - you think I had it already? - No. 00:23:19.432 --> 00:23:20.742 We think you've had it 'cause you're rich 00:23:20.766 --> 00:23:22.268 and you ride horses and shit. 00:23:22.351 --> 00:23:24.103 - Yeah. - You can get it from a horse? 00:23:24.186 --> 00:23:26.314 - No. - I think it's from riding the horse. 00:23:26.397 --> 00:23:27.958 - No, that doesn't happen. - That's not what I've heard. 00:23:27.982 --> 00:23:29.233 Well, it didn't happen to me. 00:23:30.693 --> 00:23:33.362 So you haven't had your... 00:23:50.338 --> 00:23:53.716 Guess I'm a regular. 00:24:06.479 --> 00:24:08.981 How do I get it... 00:24:09.065 --> 00:24:11.442 in-in me? 00:24:11.525 --> 00:24:13.861 How do you get it out? 00:24:13.944 --> 00:24:15.363 There has to be instructions. 00:24:18.366 --> 00:24:19.950 It just says it gives you 00:24:20.034 --> 00:24:21.786 "out of sight and out of mind protection." 00:24:21.869 --> 00:24:23.287 Let me see? 00:24:31.879 --> 00:24:33.839 Here we go. 00:24:42.181 --> 00:24:44.809 Okay. First, you wash your hands, 00:24:44.892 --> 00:24:46.453 and then you get into a comfortable position. 00:24:46.477 --> 00:24:47.853 Should I lie down? 00:24:47.937 --> 00:24:49.980 Mm-mm. You should sit on the toilet 00:24:50.064 --> 00:24:52.441 - with your knees apart. - How is that comfortable? 00:24:52.525 --> 00:24:54.693 I don't know. I'm just reading this. 00:24:55.694 --> 00:24:57.947 And then you, um, 00:24:58.030 --> 00:25:00.741 push the tampon 00:25:00.825 --> 00:25:04.745 inside, you know, that area. 00:25:04.829 --> 00:25:06.288 And then how do you get it out? 00:25:06.372 --> 00:25:08.499 It says you loosen your muscles, 00:25:08.582 --> 00:25:10.876 and then you pull it out by the removal string. 00:25:10.960 --> 00:25:12.962 - Which muscles? - It doesn't say. 00:25:13.045 --> 00:25:15.256 It's gotta be *a muscles. 00:25:15.339 --> 00:25:18.259 I-I don't think mine has those. 00:25:19.885 --> 00:25:21.679 What if it never comes out? 00:25:21.762 --> 00:25:23.722 - I guess your body just absorbs it. - No. 00:25:23.806 --> 00:25:25.641 It's like gum. It stays inside you forever 00:25:25.724 --> 00:25:27.268 and slowly rots. 00:25:27.351 --> 00:25:29.770 Wait, what's this thing on the back, this white circle? 00:25:29.854 --> 00:25:31.355 It's some kind of warning. 00:25:31.439 --> 00:25:34.150 Apparently, you can get Toxic Shock Syndrome from tampons. 00:25:34.233 --> 00:25:35.609 What the *? 00:25:35.693 --> 00:25:38.279 Fever, vomiting, rash, diarrhea... 00:25:38.362 --> 00:25:39.362 Let me see that. 00:25:39.405 --> 00:25:41.782 Yeah. Guys, this is bad. 00:25:41.866 --> 00:25:43.242 Yeah, it's really bad. 00:25:43.325 --> 00:25:46.370 One of my mom's friends got it and her leg fell off. 00:25:46.454 --> 00:25:48.539 She's still alive, though. 00:25:48.622 --> 00:25:52.042 - She just doesn't have a leg. - I can't. 00:25:52.126 --> 00:25:53.502 I quit. 00:25:53.586 --> 00:25:55.880 I don't think you can quit your period. 00:25:55.963 --> 00:25:57.965 Oh, no, I can't do this. 00:25:58.048 --> 00:25:59.925 I can't. Take it. Take it. 00:26:01.510 --> 00:26:03.012 I'll get you a diaper. 00:26:09.852 --> 00:26:11.687 How you doing in there? 00:26:14.482 --> 00:26:16.984 - Erin, you doing okay? - Uh, I think so. 00:26:17.067 --> 00:26:20.988 When she comes out, we need to find something to eat. 00:26:21.071 --> 00:26:23.073 And we need to find someplace to sleep. 00:26:23.157 --> 00:26:25.576 We need to get somewhere safe. 00:26:25.659 --> 00:26:27.328 Then we can start going through this book 00:26:27.411 --> 00:26:29.622 and trying to figure out how to get home. 00:26:29.705 --> 00:26:33.125 Well, we're not going to any of our families. 00:26:33.209 --> 00:26:34.543 That's for sure. 00:26:34.627 --> 00:26:37.087 None of us want a repeat of... 00:26:37.171 --> 00:26:40.382 you know... Erin. 00:26:42.009 --> 00:26:44.428 - This time, we're on our own. - I agree. 00:26:44.512 --> 00:26:45.846 We need to be careful, 00:26:45.930 --> 00:26:48.390 but how are we supposed to survive on our own? 00:26:48.474 --> 00:26:51.393 We're kids. We need help. 00:26:53.270 --> 00:26:55.314 Homeless shelter? 00:26:56.482 --> 00:26:59.777 What? They serve food and shit. 00:26:59.860 --> 00:27:01.570 Mac, we're not going to a homeless shelter. 00:27:01.654 --> 00:27:03.572 All right, it was just an idea. 00:27:07.159 --> 00:27:08.661 Oh, the school. 00:27:08.744 --> 00:27:10.955 It's summer break, so it'll be empty. 00:27:11.038 --> 00:27:12.349 Yeah, which probably means the electricity and water 00:27:12.373 --> 00:27:13.707 are shut off. 00:27:13.791 --> 00:27:15.185 But I bet we could figure out how to turn it on. 00:27:15.209 --> 00:27:16.794 Which will probably make the cops come. 00:27:16.877 --> 00:27:19.338 Maybe just cool it on the ideas for a sec, Tiff. 00:27:29.014 --> 00:27:32.434 All right, fine. We can go to my house. 00:27:32.518 --> 00:27:35.354 I don't think that's the best call. 00:27:35.437 --> 00:27:37.147 Every Fourth of July weekend, 00:27:37.231 --> 00:27:38.774 my parents and I go to Lake Erie, 00:27:38.857 --> 00:27:40.276 and we stay on our boat. 00:27:40.359 --> 00:27:42.027 Of course you do. 00:27:42.111 --> 00:27:43.904 The house will be empty. 00:27:43.988 --> 00:27:45.507 We can go there, we can get some supplies 00:27:45.531 --> 00:27:46.740 and crash there for the night. 00:27:46.824 --> 00:27:48.426 And then we'll think of a more permanent solution 00:27:48.450 --> 00:27:49.785 tomorrow morning. 00:27:51.495 --> 00:27:52.495 Great. 00:27:55.249 --> 00:27:57.001 You sure? 00:27:58.836 --> 00:28:01.046 It'll be fine for the night. 00:28:16.770 --> 00:28:20.441 Wonderful! Now let's go. 00:28:20.524 --> 00:28:22.234 Where? 00:28:40.419 --> 00:28:43.255 It wasn't just me. We all believed him. 00:28:43.339 --> 00:28:45.841 It made sense. I had a really good plan 00:28:45.924 --> 00:28:47.801 to use the robot to get us to '88, 00:28:47.885 --> 00:28:49.154 but that doesn't make it my fault 00:28:49.178 --> 00:28:51.031 - he used that idea to trick us. - No, not at all. 00:28:51.055 --> 00:28:53.891 You guys understand that, right? 00:28:53.974 --> 00:28:56.060 Maybe Larry's just a liar, Tiff. 00:28:56.143 --> 00:28:58.103 Yeah, but what he wrote in the book is real. 00:28:58.187 --> 00:28:59.772 He thought the STF would be here. 00:28:59.855 --> 00:29:01.106 He thought it was important. 00:29:01.190 --> 00:29:03.067 How about you relax, Tiff? 00:29:03.150 --> 00:29:06.153 You don't have to talk all the time, you know? 00:29:08.155 --> 00:29:09.657 How much longer till your house? 00:29:09.740 --> 00:29:12.076 It's up here on the left. 00:29:12.159 --> 00:29:17.414 Sweet. A nice palace abode with nobody home. 00:29:17.498 --> 00:29:19.500 It's not a palace. It's just a house 00:29:19.583 --> 00:29:22.044 owned by two people who care what everybody else think. 00:29:30.969 --> 00:29:32.971 There shouldn't be this many cars here. 00:29:33.055 --> 00:29:35.057 No one's supposed to be home. 00:29:40.187 --> 00:29:42.648 I think someone's home. 00:29:44.066 --> 00:29:47.069 Shit. We have to go. 00:29:47.152 --> 00:29:49.238 Wait, wait, wait, wait. What if we, like, just 00:29:49.321 --> 00:29:51.907 grabbed some food, and then left? 00:29:51.990 --> 00:29:53.617 - What? - We need supplies. 00:29:53.701 --> 00:29:55.869 - We'll be quick. - No, Tiff. 00:29:55.953 --> 00:29:57.371 What if someone sees us? 00:29:57.454 --> 00:29:58.932 The only person they'd recognize would be you. 00:29:58.956 --> 00:30:00.517 - That's true. - So why don't you wait out here, 00:30:00.541 --> 00:30:02.560 - and we'll be in and out in, like, five minutes. - Yeah. 00:30:02.584 --> 00:30:04.962 Mac. Tiff! 00:30:05.045 --> 00:30:07.631 Mac. Sidewalk. 00:30:11.927 --> 00:30:15.264 I know you're gonna love it 00:30:15.347 --> 00:30:17.599 - I know you're gonna... - I'm sorry. 00:30:20.227 --> 00:30:21.729 Erin... 00:30:35.427 --> 00:30:37.345 I'll be in there. 00:30:37.429 --> 00:30:39.014 Okay. 00:31:45.085 --> 00:31:46.395 - Hey, Rick. - What' up? - Holy *, 00:31:46.419 --> 00:31:48.129 is that older you? 00:31:48.213 --> 00:31:51.508 She's not a Jason from Friday the Thirteenth hockey freak. 00:31:51.591 --> 00:31:52.509 Zip it. 00:31:52.592 --> 00:31:54.469 - You got lei'd. - Ah! 00:31:54.552 --> 00:31:56.805 You know, you are the first one to make that joke. 00:31:56.888 --> 00:32:00.058 Oh, my God, I hate that guy. I hate him so much. 00:32:00.141 --> 00:32:01.476 It's good to see you back home. 00:32:01.559 --> 00:32:03.645 How was New York? Was it just... 00:32:03.728 --> 00:32:05.230 one big episode of Friends? 00:32:05.313 --> 00:32:09.192 Yeah, uh, imagine Friends, but just-just really poor. 00:32:09.275 --> 00:32:11.194 Whoa, New York. 00:32:11.277 --> 00:32:13.655 - That's cool. - Shh! 00:32:13.738 --> 00:32:15.573 I really want to visit. 00:32:15.657 --> 00:32:17.909 Maybe if I had, like, a tour guide or something. 00:32:17.993 --> 00:32:20.495 Oh, my gosh, this guy wants you so bad. 00:32:20.578 --> 00:32:21.830 Would you shut the hell up? 00:32:21.913 --> 00:32:24.624 - There you are. - Oh, Mrs. Brandman. 00:32:24.708 --> 00:32:26.918 Oh, Nora, please. 00:32:27.002 --> 00:32:30.755 - God. - Hello, mommy dearest. 00:32:32.298 --> 00:32:35.010 Oh, now you're even more beautiful. 00:32:35.093 --> 00:32:37.721 Speaking of which, that dress was definitely the right choice. 00:32:37.804 --> 00:32:39.723 Richard, doesn't she look gorgeous? 00:32:39.806 --> 00:32:42.475 Oh, KJ always looks gorgeous, Nora. 00:32:42.559 --> 00:32:45.520 - See? Ooh. - Thank you, thank you. 00:32:45.603 --> 00:32:48.606 You don't have to say that, like, on-on cue or anything. 00:34:10.230 --> 00:34:12.441 Ya hungry? 00:34:12.524 --> 00:34:14.401 Brought you some food. 00:34:19.823 --> 00:34:22.034 Okay, I'm glad I'm not the only one. 00:34:22.117 --> 00:34:24.328 This stuff *s, right? 00:34:24.411 --> 00:34:26.997 I'm not hungry. 00:34:29.166 --> 00:34:31.502 Mambo Number 5... 00:34:31.585 --> 00:34:34.171 Hey. Come on. 00:34:34.254 --> 00:34:38.717 Let's check out the rest of the Brandman mansion. 00:34:43.658 --> 00:34:46.911 Or... you can stay here 00:34:46.995 --> 00:34:50.331 and watch a bunch of old, drunk people do the mambo. 00:35:05.754 --> 00:35:07.506 Damn, New Girl. 00:35:07.589 --> 00:35:10.009 It doesn't taste as bad as I thought it would. 00:35:12.094 --> 00:35:14.471 Am I supposed to feel anything? 00:35:14.555 --> 00:35:17.182 Don't worry, it'll come. 00:35:26.734 --> 00:35:28.652 Look at all these tickets. 00:35:31.697 --> 00:35:34.033 KJ's so lucky. 00:35:34.116 --> 00:35:36.577 My mom never took us anywhere. 00:35:36.660 --> 00:35:39.955 - Not even the movies. - That blows. 00:35:40.039 --> 00:35:44.001 Even my dad did that once in a while. 00:35:44.084 --> 00:35:46.712 Well, he wouldn't physically take us, 00:35:46.795 --> 00:35:49.590 but, um, he'd throw Dylan and me a couple bucks 00:35:49.673 --> 00:35:52.718 every now and then to see, like, the newest Beverly Hills Cop 00:35:52.801 --> 00:35:54.136 or something. 00:35:54.219 --> 00:35:56.805 You would go together? 00:35:58.390 --> 00:36:00.434 I still can't believe that numbnuts 00:36:00.517 --> 00:36:02.394 turned out to be a doctor. 00:36:02.478 --> 00:36:05.355 Sounds like you had a good time. 00:36:08.233 --> 00:36:11.028 It wasn't bad. 00:36:11.111 --> 00:36:14.406 Well, except for his oldest kid, Wilder. 00:36:14.490 --> 00:36:16.325 What kind of name is that? 00:36:16.408 --> 00:36:18.243 She was kind of a little shit. 00:36:19.787 --> 00:36:22.081 Dylan's wife Jennifer was pretty nice, though. 00:36:22.122 --> 00:36:25.375 Their other daughter, Alice, was pretty sweet, too. 00:36:27.044 --> 00:36:29.630 They all had tons of clothes. 00:36:34.718 --> 00:36:36.637 I'm sorry you had to leave. 00:36:36.720 --> 00:36:40.140 Nah. I wouldn't have fit in anyway. 00:36:41.391 --> 00:36:44.061 Look at 'em sway with it, gettin' so * with it 00:36:44.144 --> 00:36:46.855 Shoutin' "Ole" with it, wow 00:36:46.939 --> 00:36:50.484 - Papa loves mambo - Papa loves mambo 00:36:50.567 --> 00:36:52.903 - Mama loves mambo - Mama loves mambo 00:36:54.071 --> 00:36:56.323 How does this look? 00:36:56.406 --> 00:36:57.741 This looks pretty "chick." 00:36:57.825 --> 00:37:00.536 I don't think that's how you say that word. 00:37:00.619 --> 00:37:03.205 Come on, pick your jacket. 00:37:06.875 --> 00:37:09.128 Come on. Nobody's looking. 00:37:10.170 --> 00:37:12.506 He goes left 00:37:12.589 --> 00:37:15.509 'N' she goes right 00:37:15.592 --> 00:37:18.262 Papa's lookin' for Mama but Mama is... 00:37:18.345 --> 00:37:19.388 Yeah. 00:37:19.471 --> 00:37:21.932 Now you're looking like a Brandman. 00:37:22.015 --> 00:37:23.600 In a good way? 00:37:25.936 --> 00:37:27.604 Oh, God, Mac. 00:37:31.449 --> 00:37:33.326 Patti? 00:37:33.410 --> 00:37:35.328 Hey, girl. 00:37:35.412 --> 00:37:38.123 - Hey... - Is that your puppy? 00:37:38.206 --> 00:37:40.625 God, you've gotten so big. 00:37:44.754 --> 00:37:46.006 She still remembers you. 00:37:46.089 --> 00:37:49.050 Even though you missed her entire life. 00:37:51.344 --> 00:37:52.470 Okay. 00:37:52.554 --> 00:37:54.556 I'm gonna take her out. You stay here. 00:37:54.639 --> 00:37:56.183 Come on, Patti. 00:38:02.022 --> 00:38:05.775 Okay, this is courtesy of Ms. Taylor Shore. 00:38:11.406 --> 00:38:14.576 Taylor Shore needs to carry more cash. 00:38:26.963 --> 00:38:30.091 No. No, this is way too much. I can't. 00:38:30.175 --> 00:38:34.429 - Um, hello? Time-traveling orphans have to eat, pal. - No, no, no. 00:38:34.512 --> 00:38:36.765 Two hundred seems like a lot. 00:38:36.848 --> 00:38:39.684 How about half? A hundred. 00:38:39.768 --> 00:38:42.229 Okay, look, it doesn't matter 00:38:42.312 --> 00:38:45.398 if we take 100, or 50 or five dollars. 00:38:45.482 --> 00:38:47.692 We're stealing either way. 00:38:47.776 --> 00:38:50.654 So if we're gonna be crooks, we might as well make it count. 00:38:51.696 --> 00:38:53.198 Okay, fine. 00:38:59.579 --> 00:39:02.582 I remember once last year, in fifth grade, 00:39:02.666 --> 00:39:06.044 this *tard Bryant Gibbs picked on me 00:39:06.127 --> 00:39:08.129 for wearing Dylan's hand-me-downs. 00:39:08.213 --> 00:39:12.133 So I tell Dylan about this, he gets apeshit mad. 00:39:12.217 --> 00:39:14.177 He goes to this pinprick Bryant's house 00:39:14.261 --> 00:39:15.720 and tries to pick a fight with him. 00:39:15.804 --> 00:39:19.516 Bryant is in fifth grade. 00:39:19.599 --> 00:39:21.977 Dylan already had his *' license, 00:39:22.060 --> 00:39:24.187 and he's way taller than this kid. 00:39:24.271 --> 00:39:26.071 So he's pissing his pants when Dylan tells him 00:39:26.106 --> 00:39:27.607 to step outside his house. 00:39:27.691 --> 00:39:31.653 Of course, then, um, Bryant's dad came out... 00:39:31.736 --> 00:39:33.113 Oh, shit. 00:39:33.196 --> 00:39:34.656 Did he bolt out of there? 00:39:34.739 --> 00:39:35.865 No way. 00:39:35.949 --> 00:39:40.453 Dylan came home with a black eye swollen shut. 00:39:40.537 --> 00:39:42.956 But he was grinning from ear to ear. 00:39:43.039 --> 00:39:45.667 - He was smiling? - Yeah. 00:39:45.750 --> 00:39:50.297 Dylan says, "The important thing is how you go down." 00:39:50.380 --> 00:39:53.174 He went down swinging with everything he had. 00:40:00.890 --> 00:40:04.477 Adult you definitely gave those bastards 00:40:04.561 --> 00:40:06.396 one hell of a fight. 00:40:16.865 --> 00:40:18.867 So... 00:40:21.745 --> 00:40:24.622 ...did it hurt? 00:40:24.706 --> 00:40:26.624 What? 00:40:28.960 --> 00:40:31.046 When she died. 00:40:31.129 --> 00:40:33.131 Could you, like, feel it? 00:40:33.214 --> 00:40:36.092 No. 00:40:36.176 --> 00:40:38.720 I didn't feel anything. 00:40:41.348 --> 00:40:45.435 I guess it's 'cause adult me never all the way 00:40:45.518 --> 00:40:48.772 felt like me. 00:40:48.855 --> 00:40:51.107 Even with everything... 00:40:55.737 --> 00:40:59.157 She just always felt like a completely different person. 00:41:00.700 --> 00:41:02.160 No. 00:41:03.495 --> 00:41:04.871 She was you. 00:41:06.414 --> 00:41:10.001 And that means that you saved all of our lives. 00:41:14.047 --> 00:41:16.132 I guess I do have cajones. 00:41:17.467 --> 00:41:20.178 That you do, New Girl. 00:42:25.035 --> 00:42:26.536 - Hi, there. - Oh. 00:42:26.620 --> 00:42:28.789 um, I'm sorry, I didn't mean... 00:42:28.872 --> 00:42:31.208 I-I was just looking at the posters. 00:42:31.291 --> 00:42:32.310 You're hiding out from the party. 00:42:32.334 --> 00:42:33.543 I get it. Me, too. 00:42:33.627 --> 00:42:36.254 There's a lot to deal with down there. 00:42:36.338 --> 00:42:37.464 Yeah. 00:42:37.547 --> 00:42:39.800 I'm Lauren. I go to graduate school with KJ. 00:42:39.883 --> 00:42:44.262 I'm Katherine, KJ's cousin. 00:42:44.346 --> 00:42:46.556 Wow, I-I see a resemblance. 00:42:48.642 --> 00:42:50.143 Yeah. 00:42:52.729 --> 00:42:54.940 So... 00:42:55.023 --> 00:42:57.776 what do you and KJ go to school for? 00:42:57.859 --> 00:42:59.611 Uh, film school. We go to NYU. 00:43:01.446 --> 00:43:03.532 KJ doesn't go to business school? 00:43:03.615 --> 00:43:05.492 No. Why? 00:43:05.575 --> 00:43:07.285 Did her mom tell you that? 00:43:07.369 --> 00:43:09.913 I think old Nora would have preferred that instead. 00:43:09.996 --> 00:43:11.581 Yeah. 00:43:14.960 --> 00:43:16.920 - What do you do in film school? - Well, 00:43:17.003 --> 00:43:19.881 we pay the school a lot of money 00:43:19.965 --> 00:43:23.552 to study classic films in order to try to figure out 00:43:23.635 --> 00:43:25.429 what makes a good movie. 00:43:25.512 --> 00:43:28.140 At least I think that's the intention. 00:43:28.223 --> 00:43:30.225 But we also make our own, and, 00:43:30.308 --> 00:43:31.577 you know, hopefully one day we'll end up 00:43:31.601 --> 00:43:34.646 with our name on one of those posters, who knows? 00:43:34.729 --> 00:43:36.773 Hey, have you seen any of KJ's stuff? 00:43:38.817 --> 00:43:40.569 Oh, you should have her show you. 00:43:40.652 --> 00:43:42.195 She's an amazing director. 00:43:42.279 --> 00:43:43.864 Just an incredible eye. 00:43:43.947 --> 00:43:45.740 I actually just shot her last short. 00:43:45.824 --> 00:43:47.951 Black and white, you know, all handheld. 00:43:48.034 --> 00:43:49.512 It takes place in the middle of the night 00:43:49.536 --> 00:43:52.122 - on the subway in New York. - Wow. 00:43:52.205 --> 00:43:53.790 What about you? Do you like movies? 00:43:53.874 --> 00:43:58.295 Uh, pfft, yeah, I guess so. 00:43:58.378 --> 00:44:00.630 I haven't really seen that many, though. 00:44:00.714 --> 00:44:03.425 I mean, hey, I... I didn't really get into them until 00:44:03.508 --> 00:44:05.886 my senior year, I think. 00:44:05.969 --> 00:44:08.180 But once the bug bit, there was no return. 00:44:08.263 --> 00:44:10.140 Kubrick changed my life. 00:44:10.223 --> 00:44:11.641 What's a Kubrick? 00:44:11.725 --> 00:44:13.643 Oh, my God, you're so cute. 00:44:13.727 --> 00:44:15.645 Stanley Kubrick. He's a director. 00:44:15.729 --> 00:44:18.356 If you want to see some insanely good movies, 00:44:18.440 --> 00:44:20.525 like, really good movies, he's your guy. 00:44:20.609 --> 00:44:22.628 You know, there's an arthouse theater downtown here, 00:44:22.652 --> 00:44:25.614 and they're actually doing a Kubrick marathon this weekend, 00:44:25.697 --> 00:44:26.841 starting with Paths of Glory. 00:44:26.865 --> 00:44:28.325 But that's at 9:00 a.m. 00:44:28.408 --> 00:44:30.785 and I cannot do trench warfare that early in the morning. 00:44:32.704 --> 00:44:36.082 But KJ and I are gonna swing in for 2001. 00:44:36.166 --> 00:44:38.293 You should totally come. 00:44:38.376 --> 00:44:43.215 Oh, um, I'll have to check with my parents, 00:44:43.298 --> 00:44:45.550 but thank you, um... 00:44:45.634 --> 00:44:47.427 Anyway, I'll let you get back to work. 00:44:47.511 --> 00:44:50.805 - It was really nice meeting you, Lauren. - Likewise. 00:44:53.850 --> 00:44:57.145 I hope I see a poster for your movie one day. 00:44:57.229 --> 00:44:59.981 I hope so, too. 00:45:08.907 --> 00:45:12.202 KJ! I've seen you... 00:45:12.285 --> 00:45:14.871 - Shit. - ...a wonderful... 00:45:14.955 --> 00:45:17.541 Uh, yeah, I'll-I'll be right back. 00:45:30.053 --> 00:45:31.638 What you doing? 00:45:31.721 --> 00:45:34.015 Just on AOL. 00:45:35.684 --> 00:45:36.977 Hey, nice flower. 00:45:37.060 --> 00:45:38.204 You look like a real Hawaiian queen. 00:45:39.729 --> 00:45:41.648 My mom strikes again. 00:45:41.731 --> 00:45:44.234 She's offered me up to Rick over break. 00:45:44.317 --> 00:45:47.237 Bowling is on the docket. 00:45:47.320 --> 00:45:48.589 Ah, sounds like a strong offer. 00:45:48.613 --> 00:45:50.156 What, are you buying? 00:45:50.240 --> 00:45:51.783 Mm. Tempting. 00:45:51.866 --> 00:45:54.828 And Rick was quarterback in high school, so... 00:46:51.969 --> 00:46:54.096 What the hell happened in there? 00:46:54.179 --> 00:46:55.764 Why are you suddenly in such a rush? 00:46:55.847 --> 00:46:58.433 You said we'd be out in five minutes, Mac. 00:46:58.517 --> 00:47:00.811 That was before you joined us. 00:47:00.894 --> 00:47:03.522 And Erin's three drinks. 00:47:03.605 --> 00:47:06.108 Guess who I saw in there, KJ. 00:47:08.402 --> 00:47:09.444 You. 00:47:09.528 --> 00:47:11.571 Big whoop, Erin. We all did. 00:47:11.655 --> 00:47:13.657 Yeah. But... 00:47:13.740 --> 00:47:16.868 I know something that you don't know. 00:47:16.952 --> 00:47:19.079 Shut up, right now. 00:47:21.164 --> 00:47:22.207 Geez. All I was gonna say 00:47:22.291 --> 00:47:24.126 that I saw that guy Rick talking about you. 00:47:24.209 --> 00:47:25.752 I don't give a shit about Rick. 00:47:25.836 --> 00:47:28.547 Why are you being such an * right now?! 00:47:30.716 --> 00:47:32.551 What did you just call me? 00:47:32.634 --> 00:47:33.927 She's not wrong. 00:47:37.347 --> 00:47:38.807 Whoa, whoa, chill out. 00:47:38.890 --> 00:47:40.076 - Don't you * touch me! - All right, 00:47:40.100 --> 00:47:41.244 - just stop it! - What the * is your problem? 00:47:41.268 --> 00:47:42.811 KJ! 00:47:44.271 --> 00:47:45.439 What the *, KJ?! 00:47:45.522 --> 00:47:47.042 Are you all right? 00:47:47.107 --> 00:47:48.400 I'm fine. 00:47:48.483 --> 00:47:49.818 You psycho! 00:47:54.531 --> 00:47:55.449 You know what?! 00:47:55.532 --> 00:47:57.117 I've had it with this shit! 00:47:57.200 --> 00:47:58.577 You guys all blame me 00:47:58.660 --> 00:48:00.638 because you think you know better and that you know 00:48:00.662 --> 00:48:02.080 what you're doing! 00:48:02.164 --> 00:48:05.876 But you guys are all just stupid little helpless children! 00:48:07.878 --> 00:48:09.379 - Tiffany. - Tiffany. 00:48:09.463 --> 00:48:10.589 Where are you going? 00:48:12.299 --> 00:48:14.051 What the * is this now? 00:48:43.288 --> 00:48:45.207 Who's she calling? 00:48:45.290 --> 00:48:46.625 Hopefully the cops 00:48:46.708 --> 00:48:49.461 so they can arrest this * psycho over here. 00:49:29.626 --> 00:49:31.962 You know what to do. 00:49:35.882 --> 00:49:37.384 Hi. 00:49:37.467 --> 00:49:39.636 I'm looking for Tiffany Quilkin. 00:49:39.719 --> 00:49:41.680 I don't know if this is the right Tiffany, 00:49:41.763 --> 00:49:45.600 but the one I'm looking for was born on November 7, 1975. 00:49:45.684 --> 00:49:48.520 Your mom's nickname for you is Tiffan-E=MC2 00:49:48.603 --> 00:49:50.272 because Einstein is your hero. 00:49:50.355 --> 00:49:51.635 Oh, and you also have a birthmark 00:49:51.690 --> 00:49:53.358 on your right * cheek. 00:49:56.236 --> 00:49:58.405 If this is you... 00:49:58.488 --> 00:50:01.700 I could really use your help right now. 00:50:09.833 --> 00:50:11.001 Hello?