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00:01:00 Let us begin.
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00:01:48 Why a Newton's cradle?
00:01:50 It focuses the mind.
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00:02:08 So who is he? John Doe?
00:02:11 Who he is doesn't matter.
00:02:13 Oh, it matters to me.
00:02:15 He's ex-special forces. No family, no connections.
00:02:20 A soldier's soldier.
00:02:22 Just a man trying to do his country proud.
00:02:25 So explain this to me, doctor.
00:02:29 Well, the concept of the microchip is quite simple.
00:02:33 It expands the processing power of the brain.
00:02:37 Microchips have been doubling in such power every 18 months for the last several decades.
00:02:43 The human brain, on the other hand, has remained virtually stagnant for the last several thousand years.
00:02:50 But with every technological leap forward, humanity has leaped forward exponentially.
00:02:57 Think of how far we could go if we used one to help the other.
00:03:03 I've heard your pitch before.
00:03:06 But what makes this version of the chip better?
00:03:09 We can make suggestions now.
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00:03:27 Interesting. You can make him do things.
00:03:30 We can plan ideas.
00:03:34 We didn't tell him to eat that apple.
00:03:37 We put the thought of the apple on his head and his brain took over from there.
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00:04:03 I don't know, a fox?
00:04:09 Not as interesting.
00:04:12 Just wait.
00:04:15 Turn it on.
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00:04:34 So you mean the chip wasn't on before?
00:04:36 Well, technically, the chip is always on.
00:04:39 Sort of like a smartphone, unless you remove the battery.
00:04:45 But now we're...
00:04:46 Fully engaged.
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00:05:15 It's a wolf.
00:05:17 The chip helps him analyze the surroundings and come up with a solution to whatever problem he may face.
00:05:26 Lion.
00:05:29 Crocodile.
00:05:31 Snake.
00:05:33 Tiger.
00:05:36 Impressive.
00:05:38 What would you like him to do next?
00:05:40 I've seen enough.
00:05:41 Turn him off. Shut it all down.
00:05:44 What?
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00:06:14 Security breach.
00:06:26 Turn off the chip.
00:06:27 I'm trying.
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00:07:00 Abort the subject.
00:07:02 He can't get out of that room. The door locks from the outside.
00:07:10 Kill him now.
00:07:15 Do it.
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00:07:28 It's not working.
00:07:46 Hit the kill switch. Abort.
00:07:48 It's not working.
00:07:49 Hit it.
00:07:51 Abort.
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00:08:57 I'll take that.
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00:12:28 You didn't even draw your weapon.
00:12:30 That's why I'm still alive. Unlike him.
00:12:37 So what just happened, Doctor?
00:12:39 A minor setback.
00:12:41 A new and improved chip malfunctioned.
00:12:46 A chip didn't malfunction. A subject malfunctioned.
00:12:49 Now I understand what went wrong.
00:12:51 You people think a person can malfunction.
00:12:55 Do you know how many soldiers are in this facility?
00:12:57 They'll get them.
00:12:59 Yep. They're doing a bang-up job already.
00:13:02 This didn't happen with any of the female subjects.
00:13:04 Oh, you really think this is a gender problem, Alex?
00:13:07 I'm not even dumber than you look.
00:13:09 We're still in control of all of them, aren't we?
00:13:11 For now.
00:13:12 Enough!
00:13:13 John Doe was supposed to follow orders.
00:13:15 Chip leaves you no other option.
00:13:18 And perhaps he still is.
00:13:21 Who is?
00:13:25 His own.
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00:14:51 Where'd he go?
00:14:52 Somewhere without cameras.
00:14:55 Basement.
00:14:57 Wherever he is, he somehow just accessed the mainframe.
00:15:01 Send in a team. On it.
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00:15:10 You said he was a grunt, not a hacker.
00:15:15 He was a grunt.
00:15:17 Now he can be whatever he wants to be.
00:15:20 Thanks to the chip.
00:15:21 Precisely.
00:15:23 Wonderful.
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00:15:56 He's trying to get a message out.
00:15:58 Cut off all communications.
00:16:01 Gun.
00:16:04 Where's my team?
00:16:06 Approaching now.
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00:16:36 Room is clear. Subject not present.
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00:16:52 Facility's locked down. He's not going anywhere.
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00:17:06 You sure about that?
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00:17:17 Can we still track the subject?
00:17:20 Not at the moment, sir.
00:17:23 Well, where's he gonna go, Senator? He has no one.
00:17:26 That's why we picked him.
00:17:27 Then he can't be too hard to find, can he?
00:17:30 Just understand, Doctor, the finance is not a limit.
00:17:34 And neither is our patience.
00:17:36 You have an uncontrolled, dangerous military asset off-site.
00:17:41 What's your contingency for this?
00:17:43 And you are who again?
00:17:46 I didn't say.
00:17:49 She's with the agency.
00:17:50 Well then, Miss Agent, why don't you go sit in the corner over there?
00:17:54 The smart people are talking now.
00:17:57 Let me know when they start, and I'll be happy to.
00:18:01 Enough.
00:18:03 We're gonna activate the original subjects.
00:18:07 Well then, don't forget my favorite girl.
00:18:12 I wouldn't dream of it, Senator.
00:18:16 Guess we're going to test your gender hypothesis.
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00:19:11 I thought meeting in dark, scary alleys in foreign countries was my thing, not yours.
00:19:16 Dark, scary alleys are the only place I'm safe right now.
00:19:20 Why come to me?
00:19:22 Because Elon said I could trust you.
00:19:25 No, I didn't.
00:19:29 No, he didn't.
00:19:32 But he did say that you would understand what needed to be done.
00:19:36 Why am I in London?
00:19:38 I don't have a lot of time, okay?
00:19:40 One of the chip program financiers just tried to sell me as a sex slave.
00:19:45 Well, my flight had a lot of turbulence, but I think you win.
00:19:51 What have you got for me?
00:19:54 I have the access code.
00:19:57 I have everything that comes with it.
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00:20:49 Get us an expense account, but don't use it.
00:20:54 Get some food, maybe a drink.
00:21:01 And then go to sleep.
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00:22:46 May I join you?
00:22:50 No, thank you. I'm waiting for someone.
00:22:54 And he's late?
00:22:58 Yeah. She is.
00:23:02 I'm sorry.
00:23:06 Have a nice night.
00:23:10 If I give you my Lamborghini,
00:23:14 can I tell you a story until she gets here?
00:23:18 You have a Lamborghini?
00:23:20 Yes.
00:23:24 And now you have one.
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00:23:36 Thank you.
00:23:40 I'm John.
00:23:42 Jane.
00:23:46 Two more whatever-she's-having.
00:23:52 Fine. I'll bite.
00:23:54 What's your story, John?
00:24:00 I'm part of a secret spy program
00:24:02 that implants microchips in people's heads
00:24:04 to make them super smart.
00:24:08 Wow.
00:24:11 Has that line ever worked for you?
00:24:13 I don't know. In about an hour.
00:24:15 [Chuckles]
00:24:17 Super smart and super cocky.
00:24:20 A winning combination.
00:24:22 So far, so good.
00:24:26 All right, um, Mr. Super Spy.
00:24:31 What am I thinking right now?
00:24:37 Hmm.
00:24:41 How do I get rid of this devilishly handsome stranger?
00:24:47 You're half right.
00:24:49 Which half?
00:24:52 Not the one you were hoping for.
00:24:56 The chip is a prototype.
00:24:59 It's a work in progress.
00:25:01 Maybe they should have perfected it
00:25:02 before they implanted it in your head.
00:25:04 They tried.
00:25:06 There was a version of the chip before mine.
00:25:08 Did it cost the owner to crash and burn
00:25:10 with the ladies as badly as yours?
00:25:12 Don't know.
00:25:14 She never told me her preferences.
00:25:17 Mm. Touché.
00:25:22 So who was this poor guinea pig?
00:25:27 Han Nguyen.
00:25:29 A Vietnamese operative.
00:25:32 Was the original subject.
00:25:35 Guess they didn't want to test it on one of their own
00:25:37 until they were sure it worked.
00:25:42 We are ready.
00:25:45 Han was former Senator Benson's personal recruit,
00:25:48 like all the ladies were.
00:25:52 I think someone over there owed him a favor.
00:26:04 Kept.
00:26:16 Wait.
00:26:20 Switch off the safety protocol.
00:26:22 Fully engage the chip.
00:26:25 Yes, Doctor.
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00:26:37 A shark.
00:26:48 Benson wasted no time putting Han to work.
00:26:54 It was supposed to be a simple file retrieval job.
00:26:59 But the mark came home.
00:27:08 Then the chip took over and put her into survival mode.
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00:27:41 Once the threat was eliminated,
00:27:44 the chip disengaged,
00:27:48 and Han realized what she had become.
00:27:53 I take it Han didn't like having a super spy chip in her head.
00:27:57 No, she didn't.
00:28:00 But you do?
00:28:03 I do now.
00:28:05 Especially if it allows me to spend time with you.
00:28:09 Okay, that was a better line.
00:28:12 Cheesy, but better.
00:28:14 I told you I was super smart.
00:28:16 I wouldn't take it that far.
00:28:20 So is your plan to convince me to go back to your place
00:28:24 before my friend gets here?
00:28:26 Nope.
00:28:27 Your plan is to convince me to go back to your place
00:28:29 before your friend gets here.
00:28:33 Really?
00:28:35 Your story would have to get a hell of a lot better for that to happen.
00:28:39 Oh, it does.
00:28:44 Thank you.
00:28:48 Aren't you breaking some super spy code or something
00:28:52 by telling me all this?
00:28:54 Most definitely.
00:28:56 Won't you get into trouble?
00:28:58 I already did.
00:29:00 And so did Han.
00:29:02 Her chip didn't come with all the bells and whistles, mind us.
00:29:05 No tracking or safety protocols either.
00:29:09 She wanted out.
00:29:11 But that's not how this works.
00:29:28 Benson killed her?
00:29:30 Technically, yes.
00:29:32 But really, the doctor did at the moment he put that chip in Agent Han's head.
00:29:36 The doctor?
00:29:37 Dr. King.
00:29:39 The one who invented the chip.
00:29:41 The one responsible for the whole program.
00:29:44 Nature knows no pause on progress and development
00:29:48 and attaches her curse on all inaction.
00:29:53 Oh, that Dr. King.
00:29:56 The secret super spy doctor?
00:29:59 The one who apparently likes quoting George Bernard Shaw?
00:30:02 That's the one.
00:30:05 But I've never heard of Senator Benson.
00:30:08 Former senator.
00:30:10 And why would you have?
00:30:11 Unless you lived in this state or cared about appropriation bills.
00:30:15 That makes sense.
00:30:17 He doesn't sound like a very nice guy either.
00:30:20 He's not.
00:30:23 But at least he chose you to be the first American to get a super chip implanted in his head.
00:30:28 Not even close.
00:30:30 I wasn't even the most American.
00:30:33 That honor went to American Indian, Elon Romero.
00:30:40 After the Han disaster, the doctor was allowed to choose the next subject.
00:30:56 The woman from Washington is here.
00:30:59 Elon was a former special forces soldier like me.
00:31:03 Also like me, yet no family, no connections, and no one to miss him.
00:31:10 Except for his old friend, the tribal police chief.
00:31:14 We'll watch you on TV when you get your medal.
00:31:17 It won't be televised.
00:31:21 Secret heroes just disappear.
00:31:43 Welcome to the program.
00:31:47 But Elon ended up going rogue too.
00:31:50 He rescued someone who needed rescuing and exposed the whole program to scrutiny.
00:31:55 A disappearing secret hero.
00:31:58 Morena sure thought so.
00:32:00 Who's Morena?
00:32:03 An assistant to one of the chip program's financers, who stumbled across something she wasn't supposed to see.
00:32:11 Her boss, Yuri Kutrova, had a lot of businesses.
00:32:16 Not all of them legal.
00:32:20 Maybe Morena knew about some of them.
00:32:23 Maybe she didn't.
00:32:25 But she definitely didn't know what she was going to find out that day.
00:32:31 What is this?
00:33:00 What is this?
00:33:23 She knew how dangerous Kutrova could be.
00:33:27 She had made her decision.
00:33:30 There was no going back.
00:33:59 What is this?
00:34:28 What is this?
00:34:29 What is this?
00:34:58 What is this?
00:35:05 What you're doing is wrong and you know it.
00:35:10 Give her to Theresa.
00:35:12 He always liked her.
00:35:23 And that's when Elon found her.
00:35:49 What is this?
00:35:54 I'll be back tonight.
00:35:57 I'm going to take you to my house.
00:36:02 What a strong woman.
00:36:28 But unlike the original chip, the one implanted in Elon did have tracking and safety protocols.
00:36:35 So they were able to reign him in before things got too out of control.
00:36:40 You do have a lot of details in your story, I'll give you that.
00:36:44 All good stories do.
00:36:46 Of course.
00:36:48 And this is where you come in?
00:36:51 No, not yet.
00:36:52 I was still another upgrade away.
00:36:55 To your town.
00:36:58 After Elon's shaky start, they went right back to Benson and his female subjects.
00:37:04 Easy on the eyes, I assume.
00:37:06 Of course.
00:37:08 But this time, they chose a civilian.
00:37:11 Bindi Lamar.
00:37:14 Supposedly saw her in a cafe.
00:37:19 The thought was that if they could train someone from the ground up, they would have total control.
00:37:26 A true sleeper agent.
00:37:47 Fox.
00:37:54 Wolf.
00:37:57 Spider.
00:37:59 Cheetah.
00:38:04 Hawk.
00:38:15 And then there was light.
00:38:18 And they wasted no time in testing out the new recruit.
00:38:24 Mr. Tateet, one of the program's other financers, needed some files stolen the old-fashioned way from a rival company.
00:38:34 And he needed them immediately.
00:38:36 Whatever the cost.
00:38:40 So they sent the unassuming Bindi to do what they trained her to do.
00:38:48 And if her natural skills weren't enough, they were confident that the chip would fill in the gaps.
00:38:59 And they were right.
00:39:09 Here we go.
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00:40:10 I'll score one for the ladies.
00:40:14 And she didn't go rogue?
00:40:16 No, no, she didn't go rogue.
00:40:18 After Han, none of the ladies did.
00:40:21 So there were more?
00:40:24 Senator Benson called them his crows.
00:40:28 Because they could be anywhere.
00:40:30 Always watching.
00:40:31 Always waiting.
00:40:33 This guy sounds like the ultimate creepy uncle.
00:40:37 I hope your story ends with some super spy taking him out.
00:40:41 I agree.
00:40:42 That would be a good ending.
00:40:44 But unless you're secretly the woman I'm meeting out tonight in disguise, I assume the chip program started recruiting men again.
00:40:51 They did.
00:40:52 As you can guess, the doctor wasn't satisfied with creepy Uncle Benson's loyal but limited city of crows.
00:41:00 He wanted to push the technology forward and finally make a super spy.
00:41:07 And that's where I came in.
00:41:13 I was a finely tuned weapon.
00:41:20 And that was before the chip.
00:41:25 I had but two loves.
00:41:30 Serving my country.
00:41:37 And the bottle.
00:41:43 Sometimes that second one got in the way of the first.
00:41:58 That's how the doctor recruited me for the program.
00:42:01 With the help of the doctor's very convincing assistant.
00:42:06 Vivian.
00:42:08 Vivian.
00:42:10 Vivian.
00:42:39 You'll be better than before.
00:42:42 Smarter and more skillful in every way.
00:42:45 You'll have the calculating power of the most advanced microchip ever invented.
00:42:50 Assisting you in any and all decisions you may face.
00:42:55 There won't be anything you can't do.
00:43:02 I'm honored and lucky to be chosen.
00:43:06 There is no good luck.
00:43:08 Only good planning.
00:43:11 It wasn't that hard of a sell.
00:43:14 Being a super spy.
00:43:17 Who wouldn't want that?
00:43:19 Oh, so that's why you think I'm going to take you back to my place.
00:43:24 Because Vivian picked you up and took you back to hers.
00:43:27 Uh, actually it was my place Vivian I went back to.
00:43:31 Oh, all that more good then.
00:43:33 My thinking exactly.
00:43:36 Either way you could have fooled me about being a drunk.
00:43:41 You haven't even touched your drink.
00:43:45 Score another one for the chip?
00:43:48 Then again the doctor couldn't have his prize super spy being a drunk, no could he?
00:43:52 No he couldn't.
00:43:55 But being sober has a way of making you see things more clearly.
00:44:03 Abort! It's not working!
00:44:17 So when I was escaping the doctor and his facility,
00:44:20 but before I made it down to the basement mainframe,
00:44:23 I stumbled across something.
00:44:27 [Heartbeat]
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00:45:01 Old test subjects.
00:45:04 I didn't know if they were dead or discarded failures,
00:45:09 or just previous attempts lying there waiting for orders.
00:45:15 And I didn't care.
00:45:18 I just needed to get to the basement.
00:45:21 [Footsteps]
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00:45:55 [Gunshot]
00:45:56 [Screaming]
00:46:05 [Gunshots]
00:46:27 [Screaming]
00:46:38 [Gunshot]
00:46:39 [Gunshot]
00:46:40 [Heartbeat]
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00:47:00 Oh hell.
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00:47:25 [Screaming]
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00:48:01 Wow. I guess your upgraded chip really is the best version.
00:48:06 I like to think so.
00:48:09 So how am I doing so far?
00:48:12 Well, considering we're still in this barn, not back at my place,
00:48:17 I'd say not so good.
00:48:20 As I said, the chip's still a work in progress.
00:48:25 [Chuckles]
00:48:28 I shouldn't be so hard on you.
00:48:30 I'm just a lowly office drone.
00:48:33 Who spends her days sending pointless emails.
00:48:37 Yes, this is Jane.
00:48:38 Answering phones.
00:48:40 Let me write that down.
00:48:42 Pushing papers.
00:48:45 Filing.
00:48:51 And now attending a boring out of town business conference.
00:49:07 I would much rather be home.
00:49:11 Wearing sweats.
00:49:14 Sipping a glass of wine.
00:49:19 And getting ready for bed.
00:49:24 But instead you're in the hotel bar waiting for a woman who may or may not have stood you up.
00:49:30 True.
00:49:32 But at least your completely 100% real story is entertaining me.
00:49:37 And you have a brand new Lamborghini.
00:49:39 And I have a brand new Lamborghini.
00:49:43 Please, continue.
00:49:47 After the fight, I finally made it to the basement.
00:49:51 Plugged in the damaged tablet I swiped from the doctor and Vivian.
00:50:01 And sent out a message to activate all the other chip owners.
00:50:05 He's trying to get a message out.
00:50:07 Actually, to use the doctor's term, I sent them all a suggestion.
00:50:15 And what did you suggest for them to do?
00:50:18 The only thing I could.
00:50:20 Do as trained.
00:50:21 And strike back at those responsible for the chip program.
00:50:35 Bindi was back at the cafe.
00:50:39 Unknowingly waiting for the moment when they would permanently deactivate her.
00:50:47 I made sure she at least had one last hurrah.
00:51:04 Mr. Tateet used her first.
00:51:09 So I thought he should see her last.
00:51:34 The next suggestion went to Elon.
00:51:54 Even though he was back in the program,
00:51:56 Elon knew that after rescuing Marina, his days were numbered.
00:52:04 I'm sure he didn't need much of a push to go after the target I sent him.
00:52:09 Yuri Kotrova.
00:52:39 Hello.
00:52:44 Victor.
00:52:57 Go.
00:53:25 Oh.
00:53:39 This story got exciting.
00:53:41 There's just one problem with it.
00:53:45 Only one?
00:53:47 Well, let's start with one.
00:53:49 So all the upgraded chips have tracking and safety protocols.
00:53:55 And you say you have the most upgraded chip there is.
00:53:59 How are you even here?
00:54:02 Why aren't there soldiers or spies kicking down the doors and shooting up the place?
00:54:08 You want me to skip straight to the reveal?
00:54:11 Well, you said it would only take an hour for you to explain why you think I'm going to take you back to my place.
00:54:17 Time's ticking.
00:54:19 And I have even less time if your girlfriend shows up.
00:54:22 Not a girlfriend.
00:54:24 Just someone from the business conference.
00:54:26 Last minute meeting, I suppose.
00:54:28 Good to know.
00:54:30 Well, to answer your question, my chip was temporarily blocked.
00:54:37 That's why they can't track me or enact any protocols right now.
00:54:43 Oh, so out of all the recruits, only yours was blocked.
00:54:49 Sounds convenient.
00:54:50 It wasn't.
00:54:54 Soon after my chip was implanted, I met an agent.
00:54:58 A real one.
00:55:00 Or rather, she met me.
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00:55:19 Can I buy you a drink?
00:55:24 I apparently no longer drink.
00:55:29 Thanks to the chip, I presume.
00:55:35 Who are you?
00:55:37 Seems like that thing inside your head does a lot more than the doctor said.
00:55:43 None of it good for you.
00:55:45 Or the country.
00:55:48 If you knew the chip was bad back then, why didn't you just have it removed?
00:55:52 The agent told me why.
00:55:54 Something the doctor and Vivian forgot to mention to me or the others.
00:56:01 If the chip is ever removed or damaged, the effects on your brain would be catastrophic.
00:56:12 Why are you telling me this?
00:56:15 We have common interests.
00:56:18 I'm not even supposed to know about your existence until tomorrow,
00:56:21 when the doctor provides me with a demonstration of your talents.
00:56:27 And how do you?
00:56:30 Former employee of your new bosses suddenly grew a conscience.
00:56:37 She also provided me with an access code.
00:56:43 They can track me?
00:56:45 They can do a whole lot more to you than that.
00:56:49 Well, am I already dead?
00:56:52 Not yet.
00:56:55 When they fully activate your chip tomorrow, their access to you will miraculously be blocked.
00:57:01 That is, until their techs figure out that we changed the access codes.
00:57:10 What do I do?
00:57:12 What you do best.
00:57:15 You serve your country and eliminate the threat.
00:57:20 Abort!
00:57:21 It's not working!
00:57:29 And the first thing I did with that code, before I sent out the suggestions, was buy myself some more time.
00:57:36 And I'm sure Alex has been working around the clock ever since, trying to correct the problem.
00:57:51 Anything?
00:57:53 Soon.
00:57:55 What do we do when we find him?
00:57:57 You use this.
00:58:06 It'll damage the chip.
00:58:09 And fry his brain.
00:58:13 Super spies versus regular spies. Interesting.
00:58:18 Something like that.
00:58:20 So, who takes out creepy Uncle Benson? You?
00:58:24 No. He's a former senator. A little tougher to get to.
00:58:29 I thought you said that would be a good ending to your story.
00:58:32 I did. But I'm just one man. I need a little help with the happy ending.
00:58:40 I bet you do.
00:58:44 But fortunately, you already helped.
00:58:47 And how is that?
00:58:50 Senator Benson's up in your hotel room.
00:58:56 Excuse me?
00:58:58 That's why you're here.
00:59:02 I am here for a business conference.
00:59:05 One that's conveniently near this hotel.
00:59:34 [knocking]
00:59:49 There's my favorite girl.
00:59:52 Okay, that's not funny. I've never even heard of Senator Benson.
00:59:57 Well, he's hard to forget.
01:00:13 You lost a shoe.
01:00:19 I'm about to lose a whole lot more.
01:00:22 Yes, you are.
01:00:51 [music]
01:01:18 [grunting]
01:01:44 [music]
01:02:08 Really? So now I'm an assassin, too?
01:02:12 I think you preferred the term "super spy."
01:02:15 Right, right. Did I just forget that, too?
01:02:20 As Agent Wiles put it, "The chip does a lot more than the doctor told us it could do."
01:02:25 "None of it good for you or the country."
01:02:28 What?
01:02:32 They have a literal kill switch built in. A memory block doesn't seem too crazy.
01:02:41 Wait, wait, wait. What now? You're saying I'm one of the doctor's subjects?
01:02:47 I have a chip in my head?
01:02:50 Pretty much, Jane.
01:02:53 Dope.
01:03:22 [music]
01:03:51 I think I will be able to meet you after all.
01:03:55 [music]
01:04:05 [grunting]
01:04:07 [music]
01:04:29 What good is an expense account if I don't use it?
01:04:33 Get some food, maybe a drink, and then go to sleep.
01:05:01 You're one of Benson's crofts, Jane.
01:05:05 Well, you were one of them. And now he's gone.
01:05:14 Okay, story time is over.
01:05:18 This has been very entertaining and probably one of the most surreal nights of my life.
01:05:26 You were the only one of us who could have done what you did.
01:05:31 Thank you.
01:05:35 Well, it was a pleasure meeting you, John.
01:05:39 Thank you for the Lamborghini, assuming there really is one connected to these keys.
01:05:45 There is. It's yours. You deserve it.
01:05:48 Right. Well, it's getting late, and I have to go find the woman I was supposed to meet here tonight.
01:05:55 The one from your business conference?
01:05:57 Yeah.
01:05:59 She's not coming.
01:06:02 Oh, that's right. You know this because you're super smart.
01:06:06 No, I know that because Sarah Wiles was never going to come here.
01:06:13 I never told you who I was meeting. How do you know her name?
01:06:17 Because she's the agent I met at the bar that night.
01:06:25 Of course. Of course. Of course she is.
01:06:29 All right, I'm leaving.
01:06:31 Actually, I'm going to go to the ladies' room first, and then I'm going to go back to my hotel room alone, thank you,
01:06:38 drinking some wine and going to bed.
01:06:42 Does this mean you're not taking me back to your place?
01:06:45 No, John. Ladies' room.
01:06:48 Thanks.
01:06:50 Just a story.
01:07:12 Okay.
01:07:14 A literal crazy person just tried to pick me up.
01:07:34 Mm. There's a lot of those around.
01:07:40 All right.
01:07:42 In case he comes back.
01:07:58 Okay.
01:08:00 [♪♪♪]
01:08:03 [SIGHS]
01:08:13 [♪♪♪]
01:08:19 [SNIFFLES]
01:08:24 [SIGHS]
01:08:29 [♪♪♪]
01:08:32 [CRYING]
01:08:44 [♪♪♪]
01:08:55 [♪♪♪]
01:08:58 [CRYING]
01:09:11 [♪♪♪]
01:09:14 [♪♪♪]
01:09:33 [♪♪♪]
01:09:36 [CRYING]
01:09:58 [♪♪♪]
01:10:01 He can give me a Lamborghini, but he can't pay the bill.
01:10:14 Would you like me to charge this to your room?
01:10:17 No, thank you.
01:10:22 I'll pay cash.
01:10:25 Whenever you're ready.
01:10:28 You came back. Maybe I haven't shot with you yet.
01:10:51 Not a chance.
01:10:55 You know, this all ends when you take me back to your place.
01:11:00 Still super cocky, I see.
01:11:03 Even creepy Uncle Benson had better pick-up skills than you do.
01:11:08 Ouch.
01:11:10 You know, the doctor wouldn't have to let us go, Jane.
01:11:23 Not until the next upgrade.
01:11:26 And he's done with us permanently.
01:11:30 Where's the tablet, John?
01:11:44 I gave it to Agent Wiles.
01:11:47 [♪♪♪]
01:11:50 [♪♪♪]
01:11:53 You see Ketrova's body out there?
01:12:09 Suggestions you sent worked.
01:12:12 So did your access code.
01:12:15 It's pretty damaged.
01:12:19 The agency can fix it.
01:12:21 The agency can fix anything.
01:12:24 Not everything. I bought myself some more time.
01:12:28 I'm glad. Use it wisely.
01:12:31 I plan to.
01:12:34 I need a car.
01:12:38 Which one you like?
01:12:42 Which one do you think?
01:12:48 Have fun, Mr. Do.
01:12:51 [♪♪♪]
01:12:54 [♪♪♪]
01:13:06 [♪♪♪]
01:13:18 [♪♪♪]
01:13:21 And that brings me back to you and this beautiful hotel bar.
01:13:35 Your Lamborghini is stolen.
01:13:39 No, your Lamborghini is stolen.
01:13:42 [SCOFFS]
01:13:44 What is she gonna do with the tablet?
01:13:47 She already did it.
01:13:50 [♪♪♪]
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01:14:09 [♪♪♪]
01:14:12 [BEEPING]
01:14:33 [♪♪♪]
01:14:36 [♪♪♪]
01:14:39 [BEEPING]
01:15:05 [♪♪♪]
01:15:08 [BEEPING]
01:15:19 [BEEPING]
01:15:31 [♪♪♪]
01:15:34 You and I are the only ones left.
01:15:53 Why didn't you just kill me when you had the chance?
01:15:59 [BEEPING]
01:16:02 You needed me to take out Benson first.
01:16:06 Don't worry. She's not touching you.
01:16:09 Oh, I'm not worried.
01:16:12 What's to stop Agent Wildes from aborting you?
01:16:17 She can't.
01:16:19 I changed my access code when I hacked the system.
01:16:22 Well, but the doctor's still gonna want that tablet back.
01:16:27 Oh, he can take it up with the agency,
01:16:30 send them a memo, request it back.
01:16:33 All the program's financiers are dead.
01:16:39 What, you think you've won now?
01:16:41 No.
01:16:43 There will always be some rich guy
01:16:46 who wants more power over other people.
01:16:49 But the chip program begins and ends with Dr. Kane.
01:16:55 He's the final target.
01:16:58 Are you at least gonna pay your bill first?
01:17:09 I don't have any money.
01:17:13 Of course you don't.
01:17:16 [♪♪♪]
01:17:22 [♪♪♪]
01:17:50 Let the agency keep the tablet, John.
01:17:53 I already cracked your codes.
01:17:55 And made new ones.
01:17:58 Done.
01:18:04 Go get it.
01:18:08 How do you think we found you?
01:18:12 Because I wanted you all here.
01:18:18 Not all of us.
01:18:21 Uh-oh.
01:18:24 [♪♪♪]
01:18:28 [♪♪♪]
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01:19:36 [♪♪♪]
01:19:39 Did you really think you were about to get lucky with me?
01:19:56 There's no good luck.
01:20:03 [♪♪♪]
01:20:06 I only get planning.
01:20:10 You sound like Dr. Kane.
01:20:15 Well, I do have his chip in my head.
01:20:18 Not for long.
01:20:25 [♪♪♪]
01:20:29 [♪♪♪]
01:20:32 [♪♪♪]
01:20:35 Okay.
01:20:48 [♪♪♪]
01:20:52 [♪♪♪]
01:20:56 [♪♪♪]
01:21:00 [♪♪♪]
01:21:03 [gunshot]
01:21:27 I'm sorry it came to this.
01:21:30 Well, hello, Vivian.
01:21:33 [chuckles]
01:21:35 Came to pick me up at another bar?
01:21:38 You are the perfect subject.
01:21:41 I don't drink anymore.
01:21:43 It won't be so easy this time.
01:21:46 You'll always be easy, John.
01:21:49 [chuckles]
01:21:51 [♪♪♪]
01:21:55 [♪♪♪]
01:21:57 We were dead the moment the doctor put that chip in our head.
01:22:01 But we don't want to kill you.
01:22:05 Just damage your chip.
01:22:08 Doctor's orders.
01:22:11 He wants to study it.
01:22:14 You said it yourself, John.
01:22:18 Your chip is a work in progress.
01:22:21 The doctor will never let you go.
01:22:24 Not until the next upgrade.
01:22:27 And the next. And the next.
01:22:30 He's all yours.
01:22:34 Good night, John.
01:22:40 Good luck, Jane.
01:22:44 [gunshot]
01:22:48 [groans]
01:22:50 [♪♪♪]
01:22:53 Let us begin again.
01:23:17 [♪♪♪]
01:23:20 Brain activity minimal.
01:23:38 The damage done to the cerebral cortex is catastrophic.
01:23:43 He's not going anywhere.
01:23:46 Ever.
01:23:49 So much the better.
01:23:52 The repairs to his chip were successful.
01:23:55 Good.
01:23:59 I said in the end I would take him back to my place.
01:24:04 Guess he was right.
01:24:07 He even got into your bed.
01:24:12 [♪♪♪]
01:24:16 If I may ask, Doctor,
01:24:19 if he is pretty much brain dead,
01:24:22 why keep him alive at all?
01:24:25 Because the chip in his head doesn't know that.
01:24:28 It'll keep operating in his body as if all is well.
01:24:32 And that data I can use to create the ultimate upgrade version.
01:24:37 But John had me and the others kill all the programs financiers.
01:24:43 There's always more money to be found.
01:24:47 And more subjects.
01:24:50 I'm curious, though.
01:24:58 What were John Doe's last words?
01:25:09 He wished me good luck.
01:25:13 There's no such thing as good luck.
01:25:20 There's only good planning.
01:25:23 Exactly.
01:25:26 [gunshot]
01:25:29 What are you doing?
01:25:35 You see, Doctor?
01:25:37 John sent me a suggestion.
01:25:42 I know. It was to assassinate Senator Benson.
01:25:47 No.
01:25:50 Mine was to kill the chip program.
01:25:53 [♪♪♪]
01:25:56 And that program begins
01:26:06 and ends with you.
01:26:10 [gunshot]
01:26:12 [♪♪♪]
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