00:30So anything he's not a ghost. I saw him social to you. I'm on it boss. I'm waiting
01:00Come on come on come on
01:30Zoom in and I got them sent a fucking squad
02:00Time to go. You want some coffee? There's one for you. Coffee? Nah. Gives me the jazz. Suit yourself
02:30She's still warm we've missed them
03:00Fuck
03:21So you want to tell me where we're going drive first questions later
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04:42Jesus.
04:44We're flying blind here, Joe.
04:47No comms, no Opsat.
04:48And agents in the field who need our help,
04:50we need someone who can get our systems back up.
04:53Anyone on that list could be compromised.
04:56Last thing we want to do is lead the hackers to Fort Meade.
05:00I have an idea, but it's a long shot.
05:03How long?
05:04Canada.
05:06Winnipeg, probably.
05:09You'll like him.
05:10He hacked the NSA a while back.
05:13Get me on a plane.
05:23I was gone.
05:26Ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome
05:33to this year's keynote speaker, Diana Shetland.
05:40For too long, corporate attitudes have been focused on expanding the competitive environment
05:57in search of greater and greater profit.
06:00But profit comes at a cost.
06:04Climate change, mass migration, famine, societal collapse, all too real challenges our world faces today.
06:15At Displace International, we have worked tirelessly to make our planet a safer place.
06:22And today, safety means finding a way to provide the energy the planet needs without ignoring the needs of the planet.
06:31A time for change is upon us.
06:35And with that, I give you Xanadu.
06:39A wholly man-made, self-sufficient island.
06:44Wind, wind, solar, and hydroelectric power, all clean energies working together toward a brighter, safer, better future.
06:57For us, for our children, and our children's children.
08:34Yes.
08:37Name?
08:39Thunder.
08:41Who's asking?
08:46I'll be back soon, Kaiju.
08:49Be nice, will you?
08:53You're okay.
08:58Bye.
09:01Shall we?
09:13Sorry about the canine.
09:14She'll be fine.
09:16Unfortunately, she's used to it.
09:18What about you?
09:19Me.
09:24I'm always up for a road trip.
09:32So, you're NSA?
09:36No.
09:37We work under direct orders of the President of the United States.
09:41We're fourth echelon.
09:43That that didn't exist...
09:45It was just a rumor.
09:47And that's how we like it.
09:49Our job is to support the field operatives tasked with the most demanding and dangerous intelligence gathering missions our nation has to offer.
10:01Our nation?
10:05I'm Canadian.
10:07You do realize this is Ojibwe territory, right?
10:14Full scholarship to MIT.
10:17Dual majors in computer science and electrical engineering.
10:20Magna cum laude.
10:22We need you.
10:25You single-handedly broke down three governments with the Copenhagen cable leaks, right?
10:28You do know Canada and the U.S. signed a treaty on extradition?
10:35Are you gonna arrest me?
10:39That's what I thought.
10:41Look, lady.
10:42I'm flattered.
10:43But all of that's behind me.
10:44You have a safe journey back, though, eh?
10:46No, you listen to me.
10:48The situation is dire.
10:49I will not take no for an answer.
10:51I've got two agents stranded on the field in the dark.
10:53We suspect shadow ops dealing in chaos algorithms, mass kernels, or whatever...
10:57Chaos algorithms?
11:00Hold on.
11:01Did you say chaos algorithms?
11:03Give me your phone.
11:04Excuse me?
11:05Your phone.
11:06Now.
11:10Oh, please pick up that SIG butt, would you?
11:13What are you doing?
11:15Oh, there it is.
11:17Wow.
11:18What a mess.
11:20You're in deep.
11:24That was careless.
11:25Lucky I've got this place monitored.
11:27Are we doing this or what?
11:38Since you don't seem in any hurry to finish eating those things, I have to ask.
11:45What's an ex-splinter agent doing living in the middle of Poland?
11:48There are no ex-splinter agents.
11:55The countryside here is quiet.
11:58I like it.
11:59Look, can I ask why we're driving halfway across Poland?
12:07Lukas Kossets, CIA.
12:09We're headed to his old apartment.
12:11He was a plant in Displace International.
12:14Rings your bell.
12:15Well, CIA doesn't go after corporate espionage.
12:20Times have changed.
12:23I went out to help him with his investigation.
12:26We thought Displace were going to sell their green energy patents to China or Russia.
12:30If you can create cheap, renewable power from the ocean, you can power a navy.
12:36Can I see your ID?
12:39Base missiles and aircraft off the coast of any country at any time.
12:46What's their endgame?
12:48Don't know yet.
12:49We were collecting intel, but...
12:52things didn't go as planned.
12:53You two get close?
13:14A bit more than that.
13:17Hmm.
13:19Well, that's against the rules.
13:21But we've all been there.
13:23Where's he now?
13:27He's dead.
13:30Hmm.
13:45I need a red line!
13:51I need a red line!
13:52I need a red line!
14:12I need a red line!
14:14Anna, you made it. I'm glad. And you must be Thunder. Welcome to fourth... echelon.
14:25How did you manage to...
14:26I'm good.
14:32All right, baby. Show me what you got.
14:44We could get this to Grim if we could contact her. She has the tools to extract...
14:57It's not enough. For security, we split the files between two places. The other half is in his watch, at our apartment here in Sheshin. I need to go get it.
15:09You're not ready.
15:14Step away, man.
15:16And my old bones could use some exercise.
15:18I said move your arse.
15:21Now is not the time for revenge, Agent. You gotta rest. Believe me, your time will come. But it's not now.
15:39Fine.
15:51I've lived in dozens of places. But this was the only one that felt like a home. Apartment 404.
15:58It's a nice, large, cosy loft.
16:17As you enter, you'll see a narrow hallway. Walk down it and head to the bedroom. Last door on the right.
16:38Huh?
16:45Huh?
16:46Ah!
16:47Ah!
16:48Ah!
16:49Hey!
16:50Hey!
16:51Hey!
16:52Huh?
16:53You're welcome.
16:54Here.
16:55Ah!
16:56Huh?
16:57Oh!
16:59Ah!
17:00You're welcome.
17:01Ah!
17:02Uh!
17:03Ah!
17:04Ah!
17:05Uh!
17:06Oh, my God.
17:36What?
17:41I'm sorry. Mrs. Shetland asked for you to call back ASAP.
17:48Bedroom. Now.
17:49There were a few places he'd hide things. If I had to guess, I'd try the dresser.
18:06There's a compartment behind the middle drawer.
18:17Yes. Yes, ma'am. I understand.
18:33Yes. Yes, ma'am. I understand.
18:37You two with me.
18:49Didn't you say the room was cleared?
18:55Fuck. Come on, hurry the fuck up. We need to find a son of a bitch.
19:13Getting sloppy, Fisher.
19:15Ready for war, ready for action, ain't no rapport, gripping attraction, even if sore.
19:23Do you need something?
19:24Do you need something?
19:26I'm at the top. I never come down. I'm making them hit by doing them sounds.
19:29Be seeing tech, you know, running around.
19:31Sorry, did you need something?
19:33Wait, what?
19:36Do you need anything?
19:38Coffee, I guess.
19:41How's your mission going?
19:44It's done.
19:45What do you mean it's done?
19:46Mission accomplished.
19:48All connections are back.
19:51It's done.
20:03It's done.
20:29Fisher.
20:30Ready?
20:33Oh.
20:52Been too long, Sam.
20:53Not long enough, Grim. Joe.
20:56Sam?
20:57McKenna.
20:58Glad to see you're in better shape.
21:00You got lucky.
21:01Thunder here re-established the comms in record time.
21:05Wow.
21:06Good to meet you, Thunder.
21:08You can call me Zinnia, and this rattled old coffin dodger is Sam Fisher.
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