WEBVTT 1 00:00:07.587 --> 00:00:11.523 [Thinking] September 23.Journal entry one. 2 00:00:11.591 --> 00:00:15.027 I'm Liz Parker, and five days ago I died. 3 00:00:15.095 --> 00:00:18.292 After that, things got really weird. 4 00:00:18.365 --> 00:00:20.424 [Service Bell Dings] 5 00:00:24.037 --> 00:00:26.062 Okay. 6 00:00:27.441 --> 00:00:32.538 I have got one Sigourney Weaver. That's for you. 7 00:00:32.612 --> 00:00:36.571 And one Will Smith. Can I get you guys anything else? 8 00:00:36.616 --> 00:00:39.915 Green Martian shake? Blood of Alien smoothie? 9 00:00:39.986 --> 00:00:41.419 - You... No. - No. 10 00:00:41.488 --> 00:00:44.753 - We're good. Thanks. - Are you here for the Crash Festival? 11 00:00:44.825 --> 00:00:46.759 - Yeah. Can't wait. - Yeah. 12 00:00:46.827 --> 00:00:49.227 So, does your family come from Roswell? 13 00:00:49.296 --> 00:00:52.424 - Just four generations. - Really? 14 00:00:52.499 --> 00:00:58.062 Uh, does anyone in your family have some stories about the U.F.O. Crash or... 15 00:00:59.339 --> 00:01:02.206 I guess it would be okay to show you guys this. 16 00:01:08.382 --> 00:01:10.350 [Man] I don't wanna hear the words anymore. 17 00:01:10.384 --> 00:01:12.352 I wanna see the money on the table. 18 00:01:12.419 --> 00:01:15.582 - Refill? Hmm. - No. Get outta here. 19 00:01:15.655 --> 00:01:19.682 My grandmother took this picture at the crash site right before the government cleans it up. 20 00:01:19.760 --> 00:01:21.489 Do people know about this photograph? 21 00:01:21.561 --> 00:01:24.928 I know about it. And now you know about it. 22 00:01:24.998 --> 00:01:26.158 - Whoa. - Wow. 23 00:01:26.233 --> 00:01:30.033 I'm gonna be right back. Don't show that to anyone. 24 00:01:30.103 --> 00:01:31.661 Yeah. 25 00:01:34.574 --> 00:01:36.701 You are so bad, girl. 26 00:01:36.777 --> 00:01:39.712 Oh, and Max Evans is staring at you again. 27 00:01:39.813 --> 00:01:45.046 No way. Maria, that is so in your imagination. 28 00:01:48.722 --> 00:01:52.214 Max Evans? This? No. Uh-uh. It's not... 29 00:01:52.325 --> 00:01:54.418 And with those cheeks, preciosita tan linda. 30 00:01:54.494 --> 00:01:56.428 Maria, no, okay? 31 00:01:56.496 --> 00:01:59.590 I mean, and even if it were, I'm going out with Kyle. 32 00:01:59.666 --> 00:02:03.966 He's steady and loyal and he appreciates me. 33 00:02:04.037 --> 00:02:06.471 Sounds like you're describing a poodle. 34 00:02:06.540 --> 00:02:08.565 [Man Yelling] That's your plan? Give you another day? 35 00:02:08.642 --> 00:02:11.839 - You're running outta time.! - Liz! 36 00:02:11.912 --> 00:02:14.380 I was here to get the money today, not tomorrow.! 37 00:02:14.481 --> 00:02:16.881 - You won't need money if you're dead. - Get down.! 38 00:02:22.656 --> 00:02:25.056 Come on. Come on, come on.! 39 00:02:25.125 --> 00:02:27.491 Liz. 40 00:02:29.830 --> 00:02:32.628 - What are you doing? Let got of me. - Max, what are you gonna do? 41 00:02:32.699 --> 00:02:35.725 - Liz? - Call an ambulance. 42 00:02:40.006 --> 00:02:41.940 - It's gonna be okay. - Oh, my God. 43 00:02:42.008 --> 00:02:45.000 Hey! Get back! 44 00:02:45.078 --> 00:02:48.013 Liz. Liz? You have to look at me. 45 00:02:48.114 --> 00:02:50.344 - Um, I need an ambulance. - You have to look at me. 46 00:02:56.490 --> 00:02:58.958 [Children Chattering] 47 00:03:03.964 --> 00:03:06.228 [Gasps] 48 00:03:18.512 --> 00:03:22.004 You're all right now. You're all right. 49 00:03:22.082 --> 00:03:24.573 - [Sirens Approaching] - Keys! Now! 50 00:03:29.155 --> 00:03:32.181 You broke the bottle and you fell, spilled ketchup on yourself. 51 00:03:32.259 --> 00:03:34.591 Don't say anything, please. 52 00:03:37.430 --> 00:03:39.591 - Liz, are you okay? - [Engine Revs] 53 00:03:52.245 --> 00:03:55.305 Lizzy? Oh, my God. 54 00:03:55.415 --> 00:03:57.679 No, Dad. Dad, look at this. See? I'm fine. 55 00:03:57.751 --> 00:04:00.515 I just spilled ketchup. I'm really... I'm okay. 56 00:04:00.587 --> 00:04:02.748 - Are you sure? - Yeah. I'm okay. 57 00:04:02.822 --> 00:04:06.724 The guy with the gun, right, was kinda like a muscular Beavis, you know? 58 00:04:06.793 --> 00:04:10.058 And then the other one was like a beefy Butt-head. 59 00:04:10.130 --> 00:04:12.564 I'm gonna need a better description than that. 60 00:04:12.632 --> 00:04:15.567 I'm assuming that they weren't actually cartoons. 61 00:04:15.602 --> 00:04:19.265 Excuse me. [Inhales Deeply] 62 00:04:21.207 --> 00:04:25.371 Cypress oil. It, um, reduces stress. 63 00:04:27.581 --> 00:04:29.139 [Sniffs] 64 00:04:30.951 --> 00:04:33.715 - You okay? - Uh, yeah. Thanks. 65 00:04:33.787 --> 00:04:35.721 L-I'm just a little shaken up. 66 00:04:35.789 --> 00:04:40.522 Sheriff, the suspects ran out right after the incident occurred. 67 00:04:40.594 --> 00:04:43.324 Couple of outsiders. There's no apparent robbery... 68 00:04:43.396 --> 00:04:45.330 no injuries other than the girl that fell. 69 00:04:45.398 --> 00:04:48.890 Itjust seems like an argument that got out ofhand. 70 00:04:49.002 --> 00:04:51.800 Hey! I told you two to stay outta there. 71 00:04:51.871 --> 00:04:54.840 - Couple of tourists in town for the Crash. - Uh, Sheriff. 72 00:04:54.908 --> 00:04:59.174 Hi. Um, I'm sorry. I really need to talk to you. I think something happened here. 73 00:04:59.245 --> 00:05:03.807 - What do you think happened? - The gunman was standing right over there, right? 74 00:05:03.883 --> 00:05:06.943 And the shot was fired into this direction. 75 00:05:07.020 --> 00:05:09.181 Now, Jen and I we searched this entire place up and down. 76 00:05:09.255 --> 00:05:11.849 And, I mean, there's... Where's the bullet? 77 00:05:13.126 --> 00:05:15.060 We haven't found a bullet hole yet, Sheriff. 78 00:05:15.128 --> 00:05:18.928 Yeah, and Sheriff, before it happened, the girl gave me this. 79 00:05:26.840 --> 00:05:28.808 Jeff. 80 00:05:31.344 --> 00:05:34.711 - Lizzy. - Yeah? 81 00:05:34.781 --> 00:05:38.239 [Jack] I told you, no showing the alien photos to the tourists. 82 00:05:38.318 --> 00:05:42.186 There were two kids sitting over here when it happened. Two boys about her age. 83 00:05:42.255 --> 00:05:44.189 - Then one of them went... - You know, that's right. There were. 84 00:05:44.257 --> 00:05:48.660 You know that I didn't recognize them, so they must've been tourists. 85 00:05:48.728 --> 00:05:51.492 No. No, it sure looked like that she knew them to me. 86 00:05:57.604 --> 00:05:59.572 [Dog Barking] 87 00:06:01.441 --> 00:06:03.409 [Sighs] 88 00:06:40.013 --> 00:06:44.109 Okay. We spent the last week talking about genus and phylum. 89 00:06:44.184 --> 00:06:46.175 And now we're gonna get a little more specific... 90 00:06:46.252 --> 00:06:48.948 and talk about the difference between species. 91 00:06:49.022 --> 00:06:52.423 For today's experiment, you'll be working in teams of two. 92 00:06:52.492 --> 00:06:54.653 Mr. Evans. So nice to have you join us. 93 00:06:54.728 --> 00:06:59.222 Okay. Everyone on the right, prepare a slide with a vegetable sampling. 94 00:06:59.299 --> 00:07:02.996 Everyone on the left, take a toothpick and get a sample from your cheek. 95 00:07:08.274 --> 00:07:11.107 - Mr. Evans? - Could I get a bathroom pass? 96 00:07:12.512 --> 00:07:15.606 High-maintenance today, aren't we? 97 00:07:17.117 --> 00:07:20.211 It's very easy to look on the outside and say... 98 00:07:20.286 --> 00:07:23.881 what differentiates humans from other species. 99 00:07:23.957 --> 00:07:26.391 But what about what's on the inside? 100 00:07:26.459 --> 00:07:29.121 Everyone look at the human cells... 101 00:07:29.195 --> 00:07:32.562 and describe everything you see on your lab sheets. 102 00:08:22.282 --> 00:08:25.217 - [School Bell Rings] - Max! Max! 103 00:08:25.285 --> 00:08:27.219 Excuse me. Excuse me. 104 00:08:27.320 --> 00:08:31.950 Max, I have to talk to you. Come on. 105 00:08:33.092 --> 00:08:35.856 #[Drumming] 106 00:08:35.929 --> 00:08:39.092 - Kyle. - Hey. 107 00:08:39.165 --> 00:08:42.191 - Hey. - Hey, Max. 108 00:08:42.268 --> 00:08:45.396 Hey. 109 00:08:45.471 --> 00:08:48.235 - So, did you get my message? - [Liz] Oh, yeah. I did. 110 00:08:48.341 --> 00:08:53.074 - I was, uh, just a little... - Shaken up. 111 00:08:53.146 --> 00:08:55.910 - That's what I was. - I know. My dad told me about the gun going off. 112 00:08:55.982 --> 00:08:59.110 - Are you okay? - Yeah. I am. It was just loud and then it was over. 113 00:08:59.185 --> 00:09:03.622 - So you guys are... - Um, we're looking for a place... 114 00:09:03.690 --> 00:09:05.624 to study for our bio midterm. 115 00:09:05.692 --> 00:09:08.991 Oh, right. Right. Okay. Biology. 116 00:09:09.062 --> 00:09:11.121 - Yeah. - All right. 117 00:09:11.197 --> 00:09:13.995 - I was leaving anyway. - Great. Um, that's good. 118 00:09:14.067 --> 00:09:16.831 Oh. I got my costume for the Crash this Friday. It's great. 119 00:09:16.936 --> 00:09:21.373 Kyle, we've gotta study. Sorry. 120 00:09:21.441 --> 00:09:23.409 Right. 121 00:09:26.279 --> 00:09:28.907 See ya, Max. 122 00:09:31.618 --> 00:09:34.985 - [Door Closes] - So, you're going out with the sheriff s son? 123 00:09:35.054 --> 00:09:37.386 Um, yeah. 124 00:09:37.457 --> 00:09:42.451 Well, it's kinda like this casual... Okay. 125 00:09:43.796 --> 00:09:47.288 Max, can we just focus here for one minute, please. 126 00:09:57.043 --> 00:10:00.171 Wow. 127 00:10:03.182 --> 00:10:05.173 Um... 128 00:10:06.519 --> 00:10:10.250 l... I scraped some cells from your pencil. 129 00:10:10.323 --> 00:10:12.314 This is really weird to say. 130 00:10:12.392 --> 00:10:14.792 I'm trying very hard to keep from blacking out here. 131 00:10:14.861 --> 00:10:19.264 Um, the cells weren't normal. 132 00:10:19.332 --> 00:10:21.926 So, Max, what I'm gonna suggest to you... 133 00:10:22.001 --> 00:10:25.960 is that we just go back into the bio lab now so that I can take a sample... 134 00:10:26.072 --> 00:10:29.269 so that I can see what I'm thinking is wrong, you know... 135 00:10:29.375 --> 00:10:31.309 that I got the wrong cells. 136 00:10:34.714 --> 00:10:37.182 You didn't. 137 00:10:38.418 --> 00:10:40.409 Okay, um... 138 00:10:43.589 --> 00:10:46.080 So help me out here, Max. I mean... 139 00:10:47.093 --> 00:10:49.857 What are you? 140 00:10:49.929 --> 00:10:52.557 Well, I'm not from around here. 141 00:10:53.967 --> 00:10:56.094 Where you from? 142 00:11:00.406 --> 00:11:03.170 Up north. 143 00:11:16.689 --> 00:11:19.283 You're not an... 144 00:11:19.359 --> 00:11:21.554 an a-alien. 145 00:11:21.627 --> 00:11:23.618 I mean... [Huffs] 146 00:11:27.900 --> 00:11:30.130 Are you? 147 00:11:30.203 --> 00:11:32.865 Well, I prefer the term "not of this Earth." 148 00:11:34.774 --> 00:11:36.742 Sorry. It's not a good time to joke. 149 00:11:40.580 --> 00:11:43.947 Yeah. I am. 150 00:11:44.017 --> 00:11:47.350 Wow. It's weird to actually say it. 151 00:11:49.355 --> 00:11:52.188 - Liz. - Uh, Max, you know what? 152 00:11:52.258 --> 00:11:54.522 - I'm gonna be late for my U.S. Government class. - Liz. 153 00:11:54.594 --> 00:11:57.688 - So I'm just... - Liz, listen to me. 154 00:11:57.764 --> 00:12:00.198 You can't talk to anyone about this. 155 00:12:00.266 --> 00:12:03.394 Not your parents, not Maria. No one. 156 00:12:03.469 --> 00:12:05.960 You don't understand what will happen if you do. 157 00:12:07.340 --> 00:12:09.308 Liz, please. 158 00:12:11.677 --> 00:12:14.009 Now my life is in your hands. 159 00:12:29.429 --> 00:12:34.958 Well, it says right here that shots were fired but no one was injured. 160 00:12:35.034 --> 00:12:37.502 Then where's Liz? I mean, why is she avoiding me? 161 00:12:37.570 --> 00:12:39.504 Okay, first of all, Liz is never late, right? 162 00:12:39.572 --> 00:12:43.133 She walks into home room today and goes and sits next to Pam Troy. 163 00:12:43.242 --> 00:12:47.804 She, like, hates Pam Troy, and you know, goes about admitting it openly and... 164 00:12:47.914 --> 00:12:50.144 - Alex, are you listening to me? - Uh, yeah. 165 00:12:50.216 --> 00:12:52.150 Yeah, Maria. I'm listening to you. 166 00:12:52.218 --> 00:12:54.846 But this is just you being you, all right? 167 00:12:54.921 --> 00:12:58.084 Liz is fine. Nothing happened. It's all right here in black and white. 168 00:12:58.157 --> 00:13:01.615 [Boy On P.A.] Hey, guys, don't forget your costume for this weekend's Crash Festival. 169 00:13:01.694 --> 00:13:03.889 Five hundred big bones for the best costume. 170 00:13:03.963 --> 00:13:08.332 Now, let's get down with our little higgly-giggly and alien selves. 171 00:13:11.671 --> 00:13:13.639 I can't believe this, Max. 172 00:13:13.706 --> 00:13:16.368 You know, I finally feel like I have a quasi-normal existence... 173 00:13:16.442 --> 00:13:19.377 and you blow it all with one random act of lunacy. 174 00:13:19.445 --> 00:13:21.640 How did you let my misguided brother do this? 175 00:13:21.714 --> 00:13:24.615 Hey. Don't turn this around on me. I'm not the one who thinks he's a superhero. 176 00:13:24.684 --> 00:13:27.619 - Look. I said I was sorry. - You're sorry? 177 00:13:27.687 --> 00:13:30.622 You break a sacred pact and that's all you have to say? 178 00:13:30.690 --> 00:13:33.488 It's against the rules, Max, the rules we made. 179 00:13:33.559 --> 00:13:35.493 You use your powers all the time. 180 00:13:35.561 --> 00:13:37.927 [Sighs] Recreationally. 181 00:13:37.997 --> 00:13:41.489 - [Sizzles] - The important thing is to contain this. 182 00:13:41.601 --> 00:13:45.162 We just have to figure out what to say to Miss Scientist. 183 00:13:48.040 --> 00:13:51.009 Oh, my God. You told her. 184 00:13:52.245 --> 00:13:54.179 I didn't have a choice. 185 00:13:54.247 --> 00:13:56.181 It's gonna be okay. 186 00:13:56.249 --> 00:13:58.217 Don't your realize that everything has changed? 187 00:13:58.284 --> 00:14:00.252 - No, it hasn't. - Max, she's right. We're screwed. 188 00:14:01.387 --> 00:14:04.322 It's time to leave Roswell. 189 00:14:06.159 --> 00:14:08.719 - Michael, we can't just leave. - Yeah, we can. 190 00:14:08.794 --> 00:14:12.389 We've always known this day would come. We said when it did, we'd be prepared. 191 00:14:12.465 --> 00:14:15.059 Michael, where are we gonna go? 192 00:14:15.168 --> 00:14:17.136 You know, Roswell's home. 193 00:14:17.236 --> 00:14:19.170 [Sighs] 194 00:14:19.238 --> 00:14:23.174 Roswell's not home. It's not even our solar system. 195 00:14:23.242 --> 00:14:25.369 Well, this is the closest thing we have to home right now. 196 00:14:25.444 --> 00:14:29.540 For you two, maybe. It was you the Evanses found on the side of the road, not me. 197 00:14:29.615 --> 00:14:33.483 They're like real parents. My foster dad, hejust keeps me around for the monthly check. 198 00:14:38.424 --> 00:14:42.861 This is gonna be okay. We should just lay low... 199 00:14:44.163 --> 00:14:46.961 - go back to school and act normal. - Act normal? 200 00:14:47.033 --> 00:14:50.491 That's your big plan, Max? Don't you realize it's only a matter of time... 201 00:14:50.570 --> 00:14:53.801 before they find us and turn us over to some government agency... 202 00:14:53.906 --> 00:14:58.343 where they're gonna test us and prod us and, oh, yeah, exterminate us. 203 00:15:10.523 --> 00:15:13.048 [Cheerleaders Chanting] 204 00:15:19.098 --> 00:15:21.066 [Toilet Flushes] 205 00:15:25.605 --> 00:15:30.702 - Hey. - So I called, like, 37 times. 206 00:15:30.776 --> 00:15:34.371 - I know. I'm sorry. - Liz, what happened yesterday? 207 00:15:34.447 --> 00:15:38.850 [Sighs] What do you mean, Maria? You were there. You... 208 00:15:38.918 --> 00:15:40.909 You saw everything. 209 00:15:40.987 --> 00:15:44.252 Did I, 'cause, um, this isn't ketchup. 210 00:15:45.491 --> 00:15:47.459 This looks a lot like blood to me. 211 00:15:48.995 --> 00:15:51.088 What did Max do to you? 212 00:15:54.200 --> 00:15:57.533 ## [Rock And Roll] 213 00:16:03.943 --> 00:16:05.877 Isabel, can you please not do that? 214 00:16:05.945 --> 00:16:09.244 - [Music Stops] - Yeah, like listening to a C.D. Is the problem. 215 00:16:12.718 --> 00:16:15.448 I couldn't just let her die. 216 00:16:15.554 --> 00:16:18.853 - [Siren] - Is he pulling us over? 217 00:16:18.958 --> 00:16:20.926 Max, go. Let's get out of here. 218 00:16:21.027 --> 00:16:23.018 We can't start acting guilty. 219 00:16:23.129 --> 00:16:25.893 [Siren Continues] 220 00:16:25.965 --> 00:16:27.865 [Siren Stops] 221 00:16:31.437 --> 00:16:34.372 - [Engine Stops] - He always pulls kids over. He does it all the time. 222 00:16:34.440 --> 00:16:36.931 - It's nothing. - Yeah. Nothing. 223 00:16:41.981 --> 00:16:45.473 - Can I see your license and registration, please? - Of course, Officer. 224 00:16:55.928 --> 00:17:00.388 Thank you, Mr. Evans. We had a little trouble at the Crashdown Café yesterday. 225 00:17:00.466 --> 00:17:02.696 You kids be careful out there. 226 00:17:02.768 --> 00:17:04.633 Yes, sir. 227 00:17:04.704 --> 00:17:06.365 [Glass Clinks] 228 00:17:09.375 --> 00:17:12.776 Watch your speed. Arrive alive. 229 00:17:13.979 --> 00:17:16.038 We will. 230 00:17:25.224 --> 00:17:28.455 - Michael, everything is gonna be okay. - No, it won't. 231 00:17:28.527 --> 00:17:31.985 Our cover is blown, and I'm not gonna hang around and wait for them to catch us. 232 00:17:32.098 --> 00:17:35.795 No one is caught yet. I mean, we don't even know if there is a "them." 233 00:17:35.868 --> 00:17:39.827 What happened to our parents? What happened to everybody else on the ship? 234 00:17:39.905 --> 00:17:44.672 They didn't disappear. They were killed, and you know that. 235 00:17:46.312 --> 00:17:49.475 Liz won't tell anyone. She's different. 236 00:17:49.548 --> 00:17:53.006 Really? So how'd she react when you told her? 237 00:17:53.085 --> 00:17:56.680 "Great. You're an alien. That's fantastic. Excellent"? 238 00:17:58.090 --> 00:18:00.115 Nah, I didn't think so. 239 00:18:05.831 --> 00:18:07.765 [Sighs] 240 00:18:07.833 --> 00:18:10.028 I thought I was pissed. 241 00:18:11.404 --> 00:18:13.895 [Thunder Rumbles] 242 00:18:16.876 --> 00:18:21.040 - Well, good night. - Oh. Right, right. 243 00:18:24.316 --> 00:18:27.479 Listen, Liz, you've been somewhere else all night. 244 00:18:27.553 --> 00:18:30.386 I know. I'm sorry. 245 00:18:31.824 --> 00:18:35.385 Kyle, do you ever wonder if... 246 00:18:36.429 --> 00:18:39.125 Do I ever wonder what? 247 00:18:41.033 --> 00:18:43.524 When you see me, do you... do you feel things? 248 00:18:43.602 --> 00:18:46.036 Yes, of course. 249 00:18:46.105 --> 00:18:49.097 I feel things. Like what? 250 00:18:50.843 --> 00:18:53.038 Forget it. 251 00:18:53.112 --> 00:18:55.376 I don't know what I was talking about. 252 00:18:55.448 --> 00:18:57.712 I'm just gonna go get some sleep. 253 00:18:57.783 --> 00:19:00.547 All right. 254 00:19:00.619 --> 00:19:03.053 - Liz, w... - Oh! 255 00:19:04.089 --> 00:19:07.252 Good night, Kyle. 256 00:19:07.359 --> 00:19:10.021 Good night, Liz. 257 00:19:17.503 --> 00:19:20.233 [Max, Softly] Liz. 258 00:19:25.377 --> 00:19:28.210 I have to talk to you. 259 00:19:38.557 --> 00:19:41.025 I can't imagine how you must feel right now. 260 00:19:41.093 --> 00:19:45.052 I mean, I've thought about telling you a thousand times. 261 00:19:45.130 --> 00:19:47.894 You have? Me? 262 00:19:47.967 --> 00:19:50.629 - [Muffled Chuckle] - What? 263 00:19:50.703 --> 00:19:52.637 Sorry. 264 00:19:52.705 --> 00:19:58.507 I just, uh... I just keep picturing you in that dress with the, uh... 265 00:19:58.577 --> 00:20:00.511 the cupcakes on it. 266 00:20:00.579 --> 00:20:02.672 What? 267 00:20:02.748 --> 00:20:05.876 Forget it. It was a long time ago. 268 00:20:05.951 --> 00:20:08.784 Oh, my God. [Sighs] 269 00:20:08.888 --> 00:20:12.324 That's... That's right. I can't believe I actually wore that thing! 270 00:20:12.391 --> 00:20:14.188 L... 271 00:20:16.328 --> 00:20:18.660 I had that dress in kindergarten. 272 00:20:18.731 --> 00:20:20.665 I didn't know you until the third grade. 273 00:20:20.733 --> 00:20:24.396 - Did you, like, read my mind or something? - No. I don't read minds. 274 00:20:26.071 --> 00:20:28.801 When I healed you, I made this... I don't know. This connection. 275 00:20:28.874 --> 00:20:31.672 And I got this rush of... of images. 276 00:20:31.744 --> 00:20:35.441 An image of that dress flashed into my mind... 277 00:20:35.514 --> 00:20:37.880 and I knew how you felt about it. 278 00:20:39.785 --> 00:20:41.719 How did I feel about it? 279 00:20:43.222 --> 00:20:45.747 It was the single supreme embarrassment of your life. 280 00:20:47.059 --> 00:20:48.993 But your mom made it for you. 281 00:20:49.061 --> 00:20:52.462 She was so proud of it. She never made a dress before. 282 00:20:52.531 --> 00:20:56.365 So you wore it for her sake. 283 00:20:58.671 --> 00:21:01.231 I've never tried this before, but... 284 00:21:01.307 --> 00:21:04.208 maybe I could make the connection go the other way... 285 00:21:05.377 --> 00:21:07.368 so, you can see, you know, that... 286 00:21:09.048 --> 00:21:10.982 that I'm still me. 287 00:21:13.385 --> 00:21:15.580 I have to touch you. 288 00:21:28.100 --> 00:21:30.933 Now, just take deep breaths... 289 00:21:31.003 --> 00:21:33.096 and try and let your mind blank out. 290 00:21:47.653 --> 00:21:50.144 [Liz] I could feel everything he was feeling. 291 00:21:55.494 --> 00:21:58.691 I could feel his loneliness. 292 00:21:58.764 --> 00:22:02.632 For the first time, I was really seeing Max Evans. 293 00:22:03.769 --> 00:22:07.296 I saw me as he saw me. 294 00:22:07.373 --> 00:22:10.467 And the amazing thing was... 295 00:22:10.542 --> 00:22:15.479 in his eyes, I was beautiful. 296 00:22:21.020 --> 00:22:23.113 Did it work? 297 00:22:36.168 --> 00:22:38.102 [Liz] Max Evans has put a force on me. 298 00:22:39.838 --> 00:22:44.172 It's like my whole life changed in an instant. 299 00:22:44.243 --> 00:22:50.182 It's just so ironic that when something like this finally happened to me... 300 00:22:51.550 --> 00:22:53.848 it was with an alien. 301 00:22:58.223 --> 00:23:00.123 Hey. 302 00:23:00.225 --> 00:23:02.090 Oh. Hey, Alex. 303 00:23:02.161 --> 00:23:04.857 [Sighs] Have you seen my book bag anywhere? 304 00:23:04.930 --> 00:23:09.026 No, I haven't. Um, can I talk to you for a second? 305 00:23:09.101 --> 00:23:11.035 Yeah. What's up? 306 00:23:11.103 --> 00:23:15.199 Well, I'm your friend and I'm Maria's friend too... 307 00:23:15.274 --> 00:23:18.539 so if you lie to Maria, it's sort of like lying to me. 308 00:23:18.610 --> 00:23:20.475 Alex, what did Maria say to you? 309 00:23:20.546 --> 00:23:24.880 Well, frankly, it's vague. I mean, everything needs to be put through the Maria filter. 310 00:23:24.950 --> 00:23:28.477 But she said something about how she found blood on your order book. 311 00:23:28.587 --> 00:23:30.919 What's going on? 312 00:23:30.989 --> 00:23:34.720 Alex, Maria's a total drama queen. You know that. 313 00:23:34.827 --> 00:23:36.920 Nothing is going on. 314 00:23:37.029 --> 00:23:40.192 Okay, well, look. All I care about is that you're okay. 315 00:23:40.265 --> 00:23:43.257 - So, you are, right? You're okay? - I'm okay. 316 00:23:43.335 --> 00:23:45.599 - All right. - Okay. 317 00:23:45.671 --> 00:23:49.801 And whatever happened is over now? 318 00:23:49.875 --> 00:23:52.309 Hey. It is totally over. 319 00:23:52.377 --> 00:23:54.402 - Okay. - Okay. 320 00:23:56.215 --> 00:23:59.184 - There she is. - Miss Parker... 321 00:23:59.251 --> 00:24:01.276 the sheriff needs to ask you some questions. 322 00:24:06.425 --> 00:24:11.055 Afternoon, Miss Parker. Your father said it'd be okay if I talked to you. 323 00:24:11.130 --> 00:24:13.598 I'm sorry to have to show you these. 324 00:24:16.935 --> 00:24:21.099 This man was found dead with no apparent cause of death... 325 00:24:21.173 --> 00:24:23.971 except that. 326 00:24:25.978 --> 00:24:28.378 What do you make of that mark? 327 00:24:31.283 --> 00:24:34.047 I've never seen anything like that before. 328 00:24:34.119 --> 00:24:37.486 Kyle said he saw a similar mark on your stomach. 329 00:24:39.491 --> 00:24:41.118 He was wrong. 330 00:24:41.226 --> 00:24:45.185 I'm sure. Kyle's got a pretty wild imagination. 331 00:24:46.498 --> 00:24:48.489 Yeah. 332 00:24:50.169 --> 00:24:52.433 I'm gonna need to see for myself, Liz. 333 00:24:52.504 --> 00:24:55.166 Come on, Sheriff. I mean... 334 00:24:55.240 --> 00:24:58.903 I told you that I spilled ketchup and l... 335 00:24:58.977 --> 00:25:01.571 I said that, like, a thousand times. 336 00:25:01.647 --> 00:25:04.275 Liz, please? 337 00:25:22.601 --> 00:25:24.592 Mark faded on the corpse too. 338 00:25:26.471 --> 00:25:28.496 What do you know about a kid named Max Evans? 339 00:25:30.108 --> 00:25:32.440 - Max Evans? Um... - Mm-hmm. 340 00:25:35.180 --> 00:25:37.114 I don't know him all that well. 341 00:25:37.182 --> 00:25:40.242 - Was he one of the kids at the Crashdown that day? - No. 342 00:25:40.319 --> 00:25:43.516 - I see. - Can I go home now, Sheriff? 343 00:25:45.390 --> 00:25:47.415 Just one more thing. 344 00:25:50.329 --> 00:25:52.593 Somebody turned in this book bag. 345 00:25:52.664 --> 00:25:54.689 It is yours, isn't it? 346 00:25:57.903 --> 00:25:59.894 Good. Good, good. 347 00:26:03.542 --> 00:26:05.840 [Valenti] A shot was fired. 348 00:26:05.911 --> 00:26:08.038 There's a bullet hole in the dress. 349 00:26:08.113 --> 00:26:11.674 I'm telling you. The girl was shot. 350 00:26:17.356 --> 00:26:19.824 What are you doing? 351 00:26:19.925 --> 00:26:23.156 I have a flying saucer sighting in Phoenix... 352 00:26:23.228 --> 00:26:26.686 an accountant in Barstow who thinks he's Jesus. 353 00:26:26.765 --> 00:26:28.824 Both cases are more solid than this one. 354 00:26:30.335 --> 00:26:32.360 I'll have this checked out at the lab. 355 00:26:32.437 --> 00:26:36.635 Call me, Sheriff, if you ever have anything real. 356 00:26:38.143 --> 00:26:41.203 Listen, you guys told me to call you if I saw anything. 357 00:26:41.280 --> 00:26:43.214 Well, my son saw that handprint. 358 00:26:43.282 --> 00:26:45.216 I'm sure he did. 359 00:26:45.284 --> 00:26:47.878 - What happens now? - I'm gonna have the lab check out the dress. 360 00:26:47.986 --> 00:26:50.887 I'm gonna handle this case in the proper manner without getting too personal. 361 00:26:50.989 --> 00:26:53.048 I suggest you do the same. 362 00:26:54.826 --> 00:26:58.592 I'm not walking away from this. I'm gonna be a part of this investigation. 363 00:26:58.664 --> 00:27:01.758 Sheriff, do you know what everyone at the Agency used to call your father? 364 00:27:01.833 --> 00:27:04.768 Sergeant Martian. You don't wanna end up like him. 365 00:27:08.540 --> 00:27:10.940 Agent Stevens... 366 00:27:11.009 --> 00:27:15.639 I was eight years old when my father discovered that corpse. 367 00:27:15.714 --> 00:27:19.081 My whole life, I thought he was as crazy as everybody else did... 368 00:27:19.151 --> 00:27:21.278 crazy to believe. 369 00:27:21.353 --> 00:27:23.617 Well, now I'm not so sure. 370 00:27:23.722 --> 00:27:26.953 Thank you, Sheriff. Your work is done now. We'll take it from here. 371 00:27:27.059 --> 00:27:29.027 [Engine Starts] 372 00:27:41.907 --> 00:27:43.841 I need to know the truth, Max. 373 00:27:43.909 --> 00:27:47.845 I need to know everything, or else I'm just gonna go to Valenti... 374 00:27:47.913 --> 00:27:50.711 and I'm gonna tell him everything I know. 375 00:27:50.782 --> 00:27:52.545 Okay. 376 00:27:54.486 --> 00:27:56.454 Okay. 377 00:27:57.656 --> 00:27:59.624 Okay. 378 00:28:01.693 --> 00:28:03.923 All right. Here we go. 379 00:28:05.864 --> 00:28:09.698 - Where did you come from? - I don't know. 380 00:28:09.768 --> 00:28:12.202 When the ship crashed, I wasn't born yet. 381 00:28:12.270 --> 00:28:13.965 So there was a crash? 382 00:28:14.039 --> 00:28:17.531 All I know is it wasn't a weather balloon that fell that night. 383 00:28:17.609 --> 00:28:22.137 The ship crashed in 1947. You're 16. 384 00:28:22.214 --> 00:28:25.377 We were in some kind of incubation pods. 385 00:28:25.450 --> 00:28:27.975 We? 386 00:28:28.053 --> 00:28:31.784 Isabel and Michael are, uh, also... 387 00:28:33.759 --> 00:28:35.818 Okay. 388 00:28:35.927 --> 00:28:40.387 Well, that answers, um, that question. 389 00:28:40.499 --> 00:28:44.026 Um... 390 00:28:44.102 --> 00:28:47.196 what powers do you have? 391 00:28:47.272 --> 00:28:50.207 We can connect with people... 392 00:28:50.275 --> 00:28:53.267 as, uh, you know. 393 00:28:53.345 --> 00:28:56.872 We can manipulate molecular structures and we can... 394 00:28:56.948 --> 00:28:58.882 Wait. Um, what does that mean? 395 00:29:19.404 --> 00:29:22.430 That's, uh... That's how I healed you. 396 00:29:23.842 --> 00:29:26.777 Max... 397 00:29:26.845 --> 00:29:28.836 who else knows this? 398 00:29:28.914 --> 00:29:32.008 - No one. - What about your parents? 399 00:29:32.084 --> 00:29:34.644 We don't tell anyone. 400 00:29:34.753 --> 00:29:37.017 We sorta think our lives depend on it. 401 00:29:39.057 --> 00:29:42.356 So when you healed me, you risked all this getting out, didn't you? 402 00:29:42.461 --> 00:29:44.224 Yeah. 403 00:29:44.329 --> 00:29:46.160 Why? 404 00:29:48.266 --> 00:29:51.099 It was you. 405 00:29:56.942 --> 00:30:01.038 Um, Max, Valenti showed me this photo of a corpse. 406 00:30:01.113 --> 00:30:05.072 A murder victim. It had the same silver handprint on its chest. 407 00:30:05.150 --> 00:30:06.947 That can't be. 408 00:30:07.018 --> 00:30:10.749 - The photo was marked "1959." - That's impossible. 409 00:30:10.856 --> 00:30:12.790 Kyle saw the handprint on my stomach... 410 00:30:12.891 --> 00:30:16.486 and Valenti found my waitress uniform with the bullet hole in it. 411 00:30:16.561 --> 00:30:19.689 He just asked me if you were in the café during the shooting. 412 00:30:19.798 --> 00:30:22.631 Max, he suspects you. 413 00:30:27.739 --> 00:30:29.900 - Max. - I have to go. 414 00:30:29.975 --> 00:30:32.170 Wait, Max. Wait. Go where? Where are you going? 415 00:30:32.244 --> 00:30:34.906 - Max! - [Yelling] 416 00:30:34.980 --> 00:30:37.149 Max! 417 00:30:38.150 --> 00:30:41.119 Forget the festival. It's time to leave. 418 00:30:42.187 --> 00:30:44.678 [Huffs] 419 00:30:48.360 --> 00:30:50.521 - [Howling] - [Horn Honking] 420 00:30:56.735 --> 00:30:58.862 - Where's your stuff? - I'm wearing it. 421 00:31:04.609 --> 00:31:08.443 Before I go to this idiotic Crash Festival, I want to know everything. 422 00:31:08.513 --> 00:31:11.539 And if you don't tell me the truth right now... 423 00:31:11.616 --> 00:31:15.108 I'm gonna go to Valenti myself and tell him everything I know. 424 00:31:15.187 --> 00:31:18.054 What do you know? 425 00:31:18.123 --> 00:31:20.853 Well, [Huffs] l... 426 00:31:20.926 --> 00:31:23.190 I know that Max was in the diner that day. 427 00:31:23.261 --> 00:31:27.357 And I know that he went up to you when you were shot, and, like, did something. 428 00:31:27.465 --> 00:31:33.335 And I know that the one person in the world that I thought I could completely trust... 429 00:31:33.405 --> 00:31:35.339 is lying to me. 430 00:31:37.809 --> 00:31:39.902 [Pushes Book Aside] 431 00:31:43.348 --> 00:31:46.442 You have to promise me that you are not gonna flip out. 432 00:31:46.518 --> 00:31:50.454 Flip out? Hey. It's me. 433 00:31:50.522 --> 00:31:54.185 - [Screaming] - Maria.! 434 00:31:55.827 --> 00:31:58.625 So with this picture, what we're saying is there's more of us? 435 00:31:58.730 --> 00:32:02.131 One more. At least there was in 1959. 436 00:32:02.234 --> 00:32:04.566 So then there's hope. I mean, if we can find him... 437 00:32:04.669 --> 00:32:06.603 he can tell us where we came from, what we are... 438 00:32:06.671 --> 00:32:09.868 Michael, calm down. We had one potential relative 40 years ago. 439 00:32:09.941 --> 00:32:12.535 All we know about him is he was a potential killer. 440 00:32:17.415 --> 00:32:21.476 Liz, what happened to you? You are on this whole, like, valedictorian path, you know? 441 00:32:21.553 --> 00:32:25.887 You are on your way to being a world-renowned scientist. I was gonna be your wacky friend. 442 00:32:25.957 --> 00:32:29.893 Where does this leave me? I can't be a wacky friend to someone who's already wacky. 443 00:32:29.995 --> 00:32:32.054 - It'd be redundant. - You're babbling right now. 444 00:32:32.130 --> 00:32:35.588 I think I've earned the right to babble. So just deal with it. 445 00:32:36.868 --> 00:32:39.029 Oh, my God! Maria, that's them! 446 00:32:39.137 --> 00:32:41.401 - Cut a U-ee! - Cut a U-ee? Who are you? 447 00:32:41.473 --> 00:32:44.203 - [Tires Squealing] - Oh, my God! 448 00:32:44.276 --> 00:32:46.767 - You're a crazy person! - Maria, I am not! Please, just catch them! 449 00:32:46.845 --> 00:32:49.279 Catch them? Liz, we're in a Jetta. 450 00:32:52.517 --> 00:32:54.917 [Tires Squealing] 451 00:33:11.369 --> 00:33:14.805 - Great. - Okay. Why are they here? 452 00:33:14.873 --> 00:33:16.807 No. Don't tell me there's three. 453 00:33:16.875 --> 00:33:19.070 - Well... - I think I'm gonna be sick. 454 00:33:23.148 --> 00:33:26.584 - Maria knows. - Unbelievable. 455 00:33:26.651 --> 00:33:28.812 Look, I promise I won't tell anyone. 456 00:33:32.524 --> 00:33:34.958 Get your car out of the way now. 457 00:33:36.628 --> 00:33:38.596 I really don't think that you should try to leave. 458 00:33:38.697 --> 00:33:42.599 - It's just gonna show people that you're guilty. - Guilty of saving your life? 459 00:33:42.667 --> 00:33:45.397 - Michael... - I think I have an idea here. 460 00:33:45.503 --> 00:33:48.802 If we can just all work together, maybe we can throw Valenti off. 461 00:33:48.873 --> 00:33:52.365 We're not together. Our lives are at stake, not yours. 462 00:33:52.444 --> 00:33:56.608 - Now, move your car. - Michael, this can't last forever... this secret. 463 00:33:56.681 --> 00:33:58.342 And I don't want it to. 464 00:33:58.416 --> 00:34:01.385 Look, I can't change what happened. 465 00:34:01.453 --> 00:34:04.445 But if you run, Valenti is gonna know it's you. 466 00:34:04.522 --> 00:34:06.581 You'll be proving it for him. 467 00:34:06.658 --> 00:34:08.956 She's right. 468 00:34:09.027 --> 00:34:12.394 - I should've known you'd side with her. - I'm not on anyone's side. 469 00:34:12.464 --> 00:34:14.659 Get on a side, Max, because time is running out. 470 00:34:21.106 --> 00:34:22.971 She should move the car. 471 00:34:24.576 --> 00:34:26.635 I'm turning myself in to Valenti. 472 00:34:29.180 --> 00:34:31.614 Max, we said we were leaving. 473 00:34:31.683 --> 00:34:34.151 Max, I can't leave without you. 474 00:34:41.126 --> 00:34:43.321 [Exhales Deeply] What's your idea? 475 00:34:43.428 --> 00:34:46.591 [Doorbell Rings] 476 00:34:50.101 --> 00:34:52.729 I waited for you for an hour and a half. 477 00:34:52.837 --> 00:34:56.273 Kyle, I know I've been acting like a real jerk... 478 00:34:56.341 --> 00:34:59.538 and I'm sorry. 479 00:35:01.312 --> 00:35:04.304 - #[Rock And Roll] - [Revelry] 480 00:35:12.323 --> 00:35:14.382 Nice mask, Alex. 481 00:35:16.461 --> 00:35:18.395 Isabel. Hey. 482 00:35:18.463 --> 00:35:20.988 - Maria. - Hey. 483 00:35:21.065 --> 00:35:23.124 Uh, nice cones. 484 00:35:29.374 --> 00:35:32.309 Liz, we... we don't even have to go to the Crash. 485 00:35:32.377 --> 00:35:34.607 Kyle, it is gonna be great, okay? 486 00:35:36.614 --> 00:35:40.209 I'm gonna meet you in front of the podium in half an hour, right? 487 00:35:40.285 --> 00:35:42.276 Right. 488 00:35:43.288 --> 00:35:45.279 - Half an hour! - Yeah! 489 00:35:46.458 --> 00:35:48.449 [Dialing On Cell Phone] 490 00:35:50.395 --> 00:35:52.955 - We've got half an hour. - Got it. 491 00:35:55.500 --> 00:35:58.128 - Well? - It won't work. 492 00:35:59.471 --> 00:36:02.031 #[Continues] 493 00:36:07.879 --> 00:36:10.746 - Where is he? - Right there. 494 00:36:12.884 --> 00:36:15.318 What did this kid do, Jim? 495 00:36:15.386 --> 00:36:17.377 I'll take it from here, Owen. 496 00:36:18.857 --> 00:36:20.984 - Come on. Roll! - [Maria] Okay, I'm rolling. 497 00:36:21.059 --> 00:36:24.620 - I'm rolling. I'm rolling, okay? - Roll! 498 00:36:24.696 --> 00:36:27.164 All right. That's better. Keys. 499 00:36:27.232 --> 00:36:29.666 Okay. I know my mom's car doesn't look like much... 500 00:36:29.767 --> 00:36:33.533 but not destroying it is the key to my and my mother's relationship, okay? 501 00:36:33.605 --> 00:36:35.766 - [Keys Jingle] - Whatever. 502 00:36:35.874 --> 00:36:37.341 [Groans] 503 00:36:37.408 --> 00:36:40.571 #[Continues] 504 00:36:54.125 --> 00:36:56.992 - I have some questions for you. - What kind of questions? 505 00:36:57.095 --> 00:37:00.223 Were you at the Crashdown Café the day of the shooting? 506 00:37:01.499 --> 00:37:04.093 Yes. 507 00:37:04.202 --> 00:37:06.136 What did you do to Liz Parker? 508 00:37:06.204 --> 00:37:08.434 I didn't do anything to her. 509 00:37:08.506 --> 00:37:10.440 I don't believe that. 510 00:37:10.508 --> 00:37:13.443 - [Handcuffs Clicking] - Aren't you gonna read me my rights? 511 00:37:15.446 --> 00:37:17.380 Do you have any? 512 00:37:18.716 --> 00:37:20.877 Oh, I'm sorry. Sorry. 513 00:37:29.627 --> 00:37:31.891 [Engine Revs] 514 00:37:31.963 --> 00:37:34.454 [Crash] 515 00:37:44.809 --> 00:37:46.777 Maria! 516 00:37:51.049 --> 00:37:53.950 Maria. What's going on? 517 00:37:54.018 --> 00:37:56.612 What are you doing? What are you... 518 00:38:05.763 --> 00:38:08.459 What happened here? 519 00:38:12.904 --> 00:38:16.340 - You okay? - Yeah. I think so. 520 00:38:16.441 --> 00:38:19.410 There he goes.! Sheriff! There he is, Sheriff! 521 00:38:19.477 --> 00:38:22.207 - That's the guy who went up to her! - Watch the kid. 522 00:38:27.885 --> 00:38:30.376 [Revelry Continues] 523 00:38:57.181 --> 00:39:01.015 Dad. You scared the hell outta me. 524 00:39:01.085 --> 00:39:05.215 You seen Liz around? She was supposed to meet me here like 15 minutes ago. 525 00:39:05.289 --> 00:39:07.223 No. 526 00:39:09.460 --> 00:39:11.792 Mm-kay. 527 00:39:26.044 --> 00:39:27.671 [Splash] 528 00:39:29.047 --> 00:39:30.981 Think that you're a smart guy, don't you? 529 00:39:31.049 --> 00:39:32.983 I don't know what you're talking about. 530 00:39:34.686 --> 00:39:36.847 Don't play games with me, Mr. Evans. 531 00:39:36.921 --> 00:39:41.483 This is paint. You went up to Liz Parker in that café and you did something to her. 532 00:39:41.559 --> 00:39:44.357 And I need to know what it was. 533 00:39:44.462 --> 00:39:48.592 I had a hamburger. When the gun went off, I ran away. 534 00:39:48.666 --> 00:39:50.964 Did I break the law? 535 00:39:51.035 --> 00:39:53.060 Sheriff, are you arresting me? 536 00:39:57.108 --> 00:40:00.202 - [Keys Jingle] - No. 537 00:40:00.278 --> 00:40:03.372 Your parents would have you out in an hour. 538 00:40:03.448 --> 00:40:08.044 Let me tell you something. I'm gonna find out what the truth is. 539 00:40:08.119 --> 00:40:10.053 You can count on it. 540 00:40:11.622 --> 00:40:13.920 You're a real smart guy, Max. 541 00:40:13.991 --> 00:40:16.687 Well, so am I. 542 00:40:16.794 --> 00:40:18.887 - [Emcee] Is everybody ready? - [Crowd Cheering] 543 00:40:18.996 --> 00:40:22.261 - Are you sure? - [Cheering Continues] 544 00:40:22.366 --> 00:40:25.096 Seven, six, five, four... 545 00:40:25.203 --> 00:40:30.197 three, two, one... blastoff! 546 00:40:30.274 --> 00:40:32.606 - [Cheering] - [Emcee] Yeah.! 547 00:40:37.515 --> 00:40:40.348 - Yeah! - [Cheering Continues] 548 00:41:18.122 --> 00:41:20.113 Hey. 549 00:41:21.859 --> 00:41:24.123 Hey. 550 00:41:41.913 --> 00:41:44.609 - Oh. - You had a, uh... 551 00:41:46.350 --> 00:41:49.877 Hair thing. Right. 552 00:41:49.954 --> 00:41:53.412 - Thanks. - Sure. 553 00:41:54.959 --> 00:41:58.417 Liz, it's not safe. 554 00:41:58.529 --> 00:42:02.488 I mean, for you and me to, uh... 555 00:42:05.770 --> 00:42:08.204 It's not safe. 556 00:42:08.272 --> 00:42:11.639 I don't care. 557 00:42:11.709 --> 00:42:15.201 Liz, I really, really wish that this could... 558 00:42:16.447 --> 00:42:19.041 be something... 559 00:42:19.116 --> 00:42:21.277 you know, more. 560 00:42:23.120 --> 00:42:24.883 But it can't. 561 00:42:26.457 --> 00:42:30.416 - We're just, uh... - Different. 562 00:42:33.130 --> 00:42:35.894 Yeah. 563 00:42:44.508 --> 00:42:46.772 I'll see you at school. 564 00:42:46.844 --> 00:42:50.177 Max! 565 00:42:50.248 --> 00:42:53.012 I never got to thank you... 566 00:42:54.352 --> 00:42:56.320 for saving my life. 567 00:43:00.391 --> 00:43:02.382 Thank you. 568 00:43:12.103 --> 00:43:14.037 [Thinking] It's September 24. 569 00:43:14.105 --> 00:43:17.040 I'm Liz Parker, and five days ago, I died. 570 00:43:17.108 --> 00:43:19.542 But then the really amazing thing happened. 571 00:43:20.945 --> 00:43:22.936 I came to life.