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00:00Who are you?
00:16Come with me.
00:30Come with me.
01:00You could have thrown away Petey's phone weeks ago.
01:13Why didn't you?
01:15I'm sorry.
01:15Who are you?
01:17I'm the one who helped your friend.
01:20Helped?
01:21You mean reintegration and killed him?
01:23The procedure didn't kill Petey.
01:25If he had followed my post-op instructions and not simply run away at the first sign of sickness...
01:29So you're a doctor?
01:33I put that chip in your head and I'm still the only one who can deactivate it.
01:38Maybe I don't want it deactivated.
01:49Right.
01:50Well, maybe your Annie does.
01:52You wonder what he thinks about all this, don't you?
01:55You wonder if he's happy?
01:57I hate that term, Annie.
01:59So infantilizing.
02:00Then again, you've been severed for two years, right?
02:04So your Annie really is still just a baby.
02:08My Annie lives his own life.
02:11And as a result, I get to live mine.
02:13But he only exists because of you.
02:17And for all intents and purposes, he is you.
02:23Do you really think he's different down there?
02:26Combs his hair differently, laughs at different jokes.
02:30Maybe he loves it, you're right.
02:33But maybe he doesn't.
02:34Maybe he dreams every day about clawing his way to the surface.
02:42But you wouldn't know.
02:44You'll never know.
02:48You brought him into this world without his permission.
02:53Based on your own desire for emotional convenience.
02:57I'm not a bad person.
03:04I think you want to do what's right.
03:08Both of you.
03:14Mr. Scout.
03:19Do I know you?
03:21We work together.
03:23Down there.
03:27You having a chat with someone, Mark?
03:34It's okay.
03:35I'm a friend.
03:38Shit.
03:40What the fuck are you doing?
03:46Grab his arms.
03:47What?
03:48Come here.
03:49His arms.
03:54Oh my God.
03:56Oh my God.
03:57Oh fuck.
03:59Oh my God.
04:01God.
04:03Oh fuck.
04:04Oh God.
04:06I work with him.
04:08No, you don't.
04:11He's Doug Grainer.
04:13He had a security on the separate floor.
04:15Security?
04:16Oh my God.
04:17Okay.
04:18I'm going to get sick.
04:19I'm going to throw up.
04:21I'm going to throw up right now.
04:22Don't.
04:22Don't.
04:23Don't.
04:24Your DNA's in that.
04:25Oh.
04:26Oh.
04:27Oh.
04:28Oh.
04:28Shh.
04:29Shh.
04:31Grainer's security card.
04:33Full access, and it can't be tied to anyone.
04:36Take it to work tomorrow.
04:38He'll know what to do.
04:40Who will know what to do?
04:41You.
04:42Give me the phone.
04:46Petey's phone.
04:47Give it to me.
04:48I'll take care of this.
04:51Go home.
04:52Get rid of your clothes.
04:54Go now.
04:55I'll be in touch.
05:05It's going to be okay.
05:07We'll finish what Petey started, Mark.
05:10Now get the fuck out of here!
05:11Get rid of me.
05:31Get rid of me.
05:33Look out.
05:34Get rid of me.
05:35Get rid of me.
05:37Get rid of me.
05:38Let's go.
08:09Oh, hey.
08:10Hey.
08:11I was just getting some water.
08:12Do you need anything?
08:14Where were you?
08:15Who, me?
08:17Yeah.
08:18Just...
08:18I heard the car.
08:22You heard a car?
08:23Um...
08:24You're being weird.
08:36Maybe it was just a dream.
08:38I've been up for an hour, and you weren't here.
08:43I've been up for an hour, and you weren't here.
08:48Okay, just...
08:51I'm sorry.
08:52I...
08:53I, uh...
08:56Just needed to drive a little.
08:58Are you okay?
09:01I mean, this is kind of a big deal for me, and...
09:11You know, I don't know.
09:16It's...
09:16Do you want me to go?
09:22Maybe.
09:28Maybe.
09:28Uh...
09:29Maybe.
09:31Maybe.
09:31Maybe.
09:31Maybe.
10:24Fucking shit.
10:29Mark!
10:30Hey.
10:31You're out early in all this snowiness.
10:33You usually dispose of your waste in the early afternoon.
10:38Oh, well, just getting a head start on the day, I guess.
10:44You look troubled, Mark.
10:46Huh?
10:48Maybe we should talk later of a nice hot cup of lavender tea.
10:52Uh, yeah.
10:55I'm just gonna see how the day goes, you know.
10:59Jack Frost certainly needs some new dandruff shampoo.
11:03Haha.
11:03I don't know.
11:33I don't know.
12:03I don't know.
12:33Good to see you, sir.
12:34So early.
12:35Please, sit.
12:38I have something for you.
12:39Ah, the missing 7199G.
12:43Aswald will be so delighted.
12:45I, too, am delighted.
12:47Oh, good.
12:48Now we can focus on the final preparations.
12:50That we can.
12:51Without interruptions.
12:52That we shall.
12:53Excellent.
12:54May I?
12:59Of course.
13:06Outstanding.
13:08Wow.
13:10You've been a great leader to this department, Bert G.
13:13You deserve something special.
13:16Not another trip to the break room, I hope.
13:20Yesterday was quite enough.
13:25No.
13:26No, not that.
13:27Something else.
13:29Stay tuned.
13:30Dylan G.
13:39Good morning.
13:42What the hell was that?
13:44Walk with me.
13:45What happened last night is called the overtime contingency.
13:52It's a safeguard we occasionally employ to remotely awaken workers off-site.
13:57You never told us you could do that.
13:59It's for emergency use only.
14:01And I didn't consult Miss Cobell because she's been so stressed.
14:05The boy.
14:06Was he...
14:07Was that my son?
14:12He'd agreed to count to a thousand, which he then violated.
14:18I really wouldn't mention this to your colleagues, Dylan.
14:22This OTC is pretty neat to know.
14:25Understand?
14:31Can you tell me his name?
14:34Not knowing.
14:35It's probably for the best.
14:40Hey.
14:41I know this has been a tough quarter.
14:44I'm going to see about wrestling you up some special perks.
14:48That sound good?
14:55Good man, Dylan.
14:57Good man.
15:05Good man.
15:16Good man.
15:17Good man.
15:24Good man.
15:24I don't know.
15:54Good morning.
15:56Good morning.
16:01So am I going to the...
16:03I'm here to escort you to your desk.
16:06New protocol.
16:09Sounds good.
16:11Lead the way.
16:24Good morning.
16:54What, are we locked in now?
16:57I prefer the phrase safely situated.
17:00These doors help us to ensure you all are tucked nicely in your workspaces.
17:04Did Mr. Grainer order this?
17:08My guest is here. Have a seat.
17:12Coffee, black. I'll bring it to you.
17:15Good morning, Mark.
17:17Morning.
17:18Morning.
17:20Mark, what is this?
17:24How are you doing, Irv?
17:27I'm well, thank you.
17:29The renovations are very nice.
17:33Yeah.
17:34Dylan, you all right?
17:36Fine.
17:38Well, that's the best you can do.
17:39Where's the sly profanity lace cutback?
17:44Here you go.
17:46Straight from the hills of Rwanda.
17:51Thanks.
17:54Hey, it's me.
17:58Don't know if you heard, but Grainer didn't come in.
18:00Everything's fine.
18:02Just wondering where you are.
18:06So I lean my upper body slightly forward while cradling the top of the neck, just so.
18:15Exhale softly.
18:16Just a whisper of a breeze.
18:20Then I do this.
18:22And this.
18:24Show the baby the areola.
18:27And we latch.
18:30Now you try.
18:33All right.
18:34You ready?
18:35You ready, buddy?
18:36You ready?
18:38Okay.
18:40Yeah.
18:42Expose the areola.
18:43Let her see it.
18:44She's...
18:45Oh.
18:46There she is.
18:47Yes, Eleanor.
18:49Yes, yes.
18:50Oh, my God.
18:51Baby sips.
18:53Baby sips.
18:55So she goes into the airport restroom to try to hand express it.
19:05She gets into the stall, and she's trying to do it in the toilet paper, but it's just flying everywhere.
19:14Yes, like an angry fire hose.
19:16Oh, no.
19:17Shh.
19:17Shh.
19:21Oh, God.
19:23Thank you for helping me.
19:27Did you say you need to get to the store?
19:29Yeah.
19:30They can do without me.
19:31I'm having fun.
19:34Besides, it's not as if you have a fleet of nannies and manservants coming to take care of you, do you?
19:40No.
19:41I met this rich woman at the birthing retreat.
19:48I guess her husband's a state senator.
19:50Oh, wow.
19:52Well, no, but it was weird, because I saw her again at the park a few days later, and she 100% didn't remember me.
19:59What a snoot.
20:02Yeah.
20:04Like, I don't know.
20:07This is stupid.
20:08Stupid.
20:11Mark's company, Lumen, they say that they only sever people for work.
20:16But I was thinking, what if someone, like, what if you wanted a baby, but you didn't want to, I don't know.
20:30But I don't think I'd remember even Clark Gable if I'd just given birth, so.
20:37Yeah.
20:41Separate.
20:46Why do you think Mark did it?
20:50Well, it was right after he lost his wife.
20:56At first, he tried to keep teaching at the college, but he couldn't.
20:59Does he ever talk about her?
21:04Not as much as I'd wish.
21:07When my husband passed, I thought I saw him everywhere.
21:11It was just so hard.
21:15Does Mark ever think he sees her?
21:17Hey.
21:33Hey.
21:33Hey.
21:33I was just in the bathroom.
21:35Yeah?
21:36Yeah.
21:37Hey, whatever happened to the soap labels?
21:41The soap labels?
21:42Yeah.
21:43Shouldn't there be labels on the soap dispensers saying, soap?
21:48There's never been that.
21:50We all know it's soap.
21:53Seems like an O&D question.
21:56Irv.
21:56You know we can't go anywhere.
22:00I mean, I get that you're worried about Bert.
22:03Suppose he's being disciplined for our visit?
22:07Suppose he is, thanks to you.
22:09If only someone had told you that going there was a shitty fucking idea from the jump.
22:15Oh, good day, refiners.
22:20What's this?
22:23It's an MDE.
22:25She got to 75%.
22:27LER, please step forward.
22:36MDE?
22:38By reaching 75% refinement on Sienna, you have earned for you and your fellow refiners
22:44a five-minute music dance experience.
22:49Mr. Milchak, she's at 73%.
22:52Yes, well, it's been a tough morning on all of us.
22:57Why for you?
22:57And I thought a little frivolity would be just what the doctor ordered.
23:01Hilly, please approach the MDE cart.
23:06You may choose one genre and one accessory.
23:11Hmm.
23:14The maraca.
23:17Excellent choice.
23:18Should have gone for the castanets.
23:21I choose defiant jazz.
23:26Though this experience is in Hilly's honor, I urge all the refiners to take advantage of
23:32the opportunity presented.
23:45Whoa, wow.
23:48Okay.
23:56Cheers.
23:57You got it.
24:18Oh.
24:20Cool, Mark.
24:21Uh-oh.
24:21Huh?
24:22Okay.
24:22I don't know what you got, let's see it.
24:52I don't know what you got, let's see it.
25:22I don't know what you got, let's see it.
25:52I don't know what you got, let's see it.
26:02He broke the skin.
26:04He needs a full tetanus toxoid panel.
26:10I should have done it now, Dylan.
26:12I'm reporting this to Miss Cobell.
26:14Yeah, you wanna go see her together?
26:16The music dance experience is officially cancelled.
26:32What is wrong with you?
26:46They can wake us up.
26:48What?
26:50On the outside, it's called the overtime contingency.
26:54What are you talking about?
26:56Last night, after I went up the elevator, I woke up outside in my house with Milchik.
27:04What?
27:06I saw my son.
27:16And then he hugged me.
27:18He was so happy to see me.
27:22Then Milchik pulled him off and it was over.
27:26Happened so fast, I just keep trying to remember more.
27:30Jesus, Dylan, that's crazy.
27:32That's not fair.
27:34But now I'm just supposed to have that in my head every day here.
27:37I never get to see him again.
27:39He's not your son, Dylan.
27:41He's your howdy son.
27:42That's bullshit.
27:43He's my son too.
27:45This is good.
27:47We could use this.
27:49What?
27:50If they can wake us up on the outside, what's to stop us from doing it to ourselves?
27:54What's to stop us?
27:56We can find whatever they use to control it and, you know, commandeer it.
28:01We can all see the outside, find out who we are.
28:04Ali, forgive me, but that's perverse.
28:06We're in his plus.
28:08The controls are surely somewhere we can't access.
28:12Like the security office?
28:16Is that Greener's keycard?
28:19Where did you find it?
28:20In my pocket during the music dance experience.
28:23I think...
28:24I don't know.
28:25Must have had it with me when I came in today.
28:27Why does your Audi have the keycard of our head of security?
28:34I don't know.
28:39I think it's time for a field trip.
28:41To the security office where all the security guards work.
28:44Amazing.
28:45Yeah.
28:46Who's to say there are security guards?
28:47I've only ever seen Greener.
28:49What about Milchik?
28:50He can't be everywhere at once.
28:51This whole line of...
28:53Do you know where the office is?
28:55Petey saw it during a fire alarm last year.
28:57He showed me.
28:58We can do this.
29:15Look, if Milchik does show up, I'm stalling on it.
29:18Okay?
29:28Hopefully this works.
29:33No cavalry yet.
29:34Okay.
29:35It's a ways past perpetuity.
29:49Listen, Irving...
29:50I'm sorry, Mark.
29:51Where are you going?
29:52I have to make sure Bert's okay.
29:55What about the plan?
29:56What about the plan?
29:57I'm sorry, Mark.
29:59I can't hear you.
30:00I'll be back.
30:01I mean, what?
30:05Okay.
30:26It's this one.
30:56This is fucking weird.
31:26It's over here.
31:38Oh, my God.
31:45Look, that's us.
31:48What was the name of the thing?
31:49The oversight something?
31:50The overtime contingency.
31:56Oh, my God.
31:58Shit.
32:08Shit.
32:09What?
32:14Let's go, Belle.
32:15She won't come here.
32:18Okay, it's great.
32:19You know that.
32:20Let's get the fuck out of here.
32:26Harmony, I was looking for you.
32:36Oh, no, I was looking for you.
32:37I have the board here.
32:39Right now.
32:41Doug Cranor is dead.
32:46What?
32:48The board finds this deeply troubling.
32:49The board wants to know if you knew he was missing,
32:53and if you've spoken to the police.
32:58Whoever killed Mr. Greener is probably the same person
33:01who reintegrated Peter Kilmer.
33:07The board reminds you that reintegration has not...
33:09Reintegration happened.
33:11And I have the data to prove it.
33:13And I would be happy to share my findings
33:17in person without intermediaries.
33:21The board agrees.
33:32And we'll be available to meet with you
33:34at the Egan Family Gala next week
33:36to discuss this further.
33:38Details to come.
33:39And I look forward to receiving them.
33:52I look forward to receiving them.
34:09So no one is in there?
34:31That's lax as fuck.
34:33Well, maybe it's enough that we think
34:35we're constantly being watched.
34:37It's too bad nobody told you guys
34:39that everything here is bullshit.
34:40Is that making sense?
34:41Yeah.
34:42There's a bunch of steps,
34:43but it's actually pretty straightforward.
34:45You just engage the trackball,
34:47type the code,
34:48then it's switch, type, flip, type, hold.
34:51What?
34:54Trackball, type, switch, type, flip, type, hold.
34:57Boom.
34:57But I'm smart.
35:01That's why I have three times
35:02as many finger traps as you guys.
35:04But to do this,
35:05one of us has to stay behind, right?
35:07After work, I can do it.
35:08I've already been out,
35:09so it's only fair.
35:10Very noble of you,
35:11but I think it's designed
35:12as a two-man operation.
35:13Great, I have the strength of two men.
35:16It's not about strength.
35:18Yeah, see, there are two lever switches
35:20that you have to hold open
35:21during the actual procedure.
35:24And they're on either side of the door.
35:27I can do it.
35:33Ladies and gentlemen,
35:35how about a round of applause
35:37for the man of the hour, huh?
35:41Come circle up.
35:43Gather round.
35:56Greetings.
35:56Designers.
35:59And one refiner.
36:03We'll have to get those doors looked at.
36:06In the meantime,
36:09Bert G,
36:11this is for you.
36:19Hello.
36:20This is kind of strange,
36:24but a lot of things about this job are.
36:29You all know that better than me, I'm guessing.
36:33Of course, I don't really know any of you.
36:36But the man standing there with you now does.
36:40He's worked with you
36:41for nearly seven years,
36:42for nearly seven years,
36:43and I hope they've been good years.
36:46I don't know what they've been like
36:48or what exactly I or he has been doing with you,
36:52but I do know how I feel
36:54every day when I come from being with you.
36:58I come home feeling tired,
37:01but fulfilled.
37:02I feel satisfied.
37:03I must like you very much,
37:06and though today is my last day with you,
37:09I'm certain you will remain with me
37:12in spirit,
37:13in some deep yet
37:14completely unaccessible
37:16corner of my mind.
37:18And the impression you've left on me
37:20is indelible,
37:22though I'm unaware of it
37:23on a conscious level,
37:25and I will never forget any of you.
37:28Even though sitting here right now,
37:30I have no recollection
37:31of actually ever meeting you,
37:33no idea of your names
37:35or any of your physical characteristics
37:38or even how many of you there are.
37:42Anyway, I just want to say thank you all.
37:45And Bert, I see you.
37:46Congratulations.
37:50Good job, buddy.
37:53Bon voyage.
38:10You're all just going to stand here
38:13and let him die.
38:16Having what?
38:18Are we being punished
38:20for defying the guidance
38:23of the founder?
38:25Bert's Audi is retiring.
38:27It'll happen to you too someday.
38:30You smug motherfucker.
38:34You're not severed.
38:36You walk out of here
38:38with your memories.
38:39You carry them home
38:40with you every night.
38:41No one can rip them away from you,
38:44snuff them out
38:45like they never existed.
38:48Like you never existed.
38:50That's enough.
38:52You will go back to MDR.
38:53Mr. Milchick, please.
38:56It'll be so wonderful
38:57to have him here.
39:00Don't say anything more.
39:01You can stay for Bert's party
39:14and support his transition,
39:15but only if you behave
39:17in a manner that brings
39:18no shame upon yourself,
39:20the founder,
39:20or his progeny.
39:21I don't know
39:25what's gotten into
39:26you people today.
39:30Yeah.
39:36Yes.
39:38Mr. Milchick.
39:41Now.
39:43That's all
39:44say goodbye to Bert.
39:45I hope you all
39:55will enjoy
39:56Bert G's
39:56Any Retirement Songs
39:57election.
40:15Good morning, yesterday.
40:22You wake up
40:24And time has slipped away
40:27And suddenly it's hard to find
40:31The memories you left behind
40:35Remember
40:36Do you remember
40:39The laughter
40:42And the tears
40:45The shadows
40:48Of misty yesteryears
40:52The good times
40:55And the bad you've seen
40:56And all the others
40:58In between
40:59Remember
41:01Do you remember
41:04The times
41:06Of your life
41:08Reach back
41:14For the joy
41:15And the sorrow
41:16Put them away
41:21In your mind
41:24For memories
41:26Are time
41:28That you borrow
41:29To spend
41:32When you get
41:33To tomorrow
41:35Here comes
41:42The saddest
41:44The saddest
41:45The saddest
41:46The saddest
41:47The seasons
41:48Are passing
41:50One by one
41:52So gather
41:54Moments
41:55While you may
41:56Collect the dreams
41:58You dream today
41:59Remember
42:00Will you remember
42:03The times
42:05Of your heart
42:07Irving?
42:16Let's burn
42:30This place
42:31To the ground
42:31The saddest
42:33What does
43:01Go to low level, let's put a 1000g of butter in the jar.
43:16It's a way of cooking, what it is like.
43:21It's good to be a little but...
43:23I'm just gonna let it cook.
43:25Well, I'm so excited to be doing my cooking well.
43:28Me too.
43:30Hey, hey my phone right yeah come on in
43:55How are you I'm good how are you it's great come on in
44:00You know make yourself at home
44:04You know I found it between the wall and the bed
44:09Uh you know I would have dropped it off but I don't know where you live so this is this is great
44:19Are you okay yeah I'm fine you know a little tired
44:24Okay I'm gonna go no no no come on look mark I just don't think you're ready for this
44:31No I think I'm really ready no for this I don't think you're ready for anything
44:34I think you're a mess right now well I'm really sorry okay and and
44:39I'm sorry for talking about her
44:42No it's too much it was
44:45You know what you can talk about her you can not talk about her whatever you want okay hold on watch this
44:50Oh
45:00See that's her
45:14Gone
45:20What
45:30Uh okay wow
45:35Alexa you know we can we'll talk all about jemma
45:40She was great
45:42She was bye mark
45:47Really
45:50Oh my
46:11She was great
46:12She was great
46:23She was great
46:25A
46:38true
46:39She was great
46:40She was great
46:42She was okay
46:44She was great
46:46She's okay
46:47She's good
46:49She was great
46:50that this heart of mine embraces all day through.
47:05In that small café, the park across the way,
47:19the children's carousel, the chestnut tree.
47:30My wife was extraordinary.
47:34I'll be seeing you
47:41My wife was allergic to nutmeg.
47:45Every lovely summer's day.
47:49And when she sneezed, she always sneezed twice.
47:52In everything that's light and gay.
47:57My wife liked other people's dogs.
48:00I'll always think of you
48:04My wife thought cardigans looked ridiculous.
48:07I'll find you
48:09I loved all these things about her.
48:11In the morning sun
48:15Equally.
48:16And when the night is noon
48:22I'll be looking at the moon
48:27But I'll be seeing you
48:39I'll be seeing you
48:46In every lovely summer's day
48:56In everything that's light and gay
49:03I'll be looking at the moon
49:06I'll be seeing you
49:07I'll always think of you that way
49:10I'll always think of you that way
49:14In the morning sun
49:19And when the night is new
49:26I'll be looking at the moon
49:33But I'll be seeing you
49:42I'll be seeing you