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00:00I'd like to report something, eh?
00:10Regarding what?
00:11It's my neighbor, Mr. Turner.
00:13Real nuisance.
00:14You're reporting him for being a nuisance?
00:16No, I'm reporting that he's missing.
00:18When did you last see him?
00:19Oh, about an hour ago.
00:21Only an hour?
00:23Perhaps he went out.
00:25Perhaps he went out.
00:25Oh, yeah, no, see, I saw him about an hour ago in the yard,
00:28and he invited me over for a cup of tea,
00:30but I didn't go over right away on account that I had to go home,
00:33hang up my broom, and change my trousers.
00:35You were sweeping in your yard?
00:37No.
00:38Oh, I see where we went wrong there.
00:40No, it was on account of I was coming home from the rink.
00:44Curling!
00:45After I changed my trousers, I went on over, and the place was empty.
00:48You just walked into your neighbor's house.
00:49Did he have a key?
00:51No, we don't lock our doors around here.
00:53Well, we don't lock our doors back home, but Toronto's a big city.
00:56Surely people lock their doors out here.
00:57No, I lose my keys too often.
00:59Why don't you lead the way and show me where you last saw the missing man?
01:02Detective, I can take it from here.
01:04No need.
01:05I won't ask him where he curls.
01:06I've been looking to join a new rink.
01:14Sir?
01:15Oh, what brings you out to a crime scene?
01:17Two dead, and Inspector Choi is on leave.
01:20Oh, something wrong?
01:21I don't know.
01:22Unfinished business back in New York was all he said.
01:24So I'm filling in for him.
01:26Shall we?
01:26Right.
01:33Are you finished?
01:35Cover him up.
01:37Two dead.
01:38Both by gunshot wounds to the back of the head.
01:40They died within the hour.
01:42No evidence of any trauma, besides the obvious.
01:45I'll take the bodies to the morgue and complete the postmortems.
01:47Thank you, Miss Hart.
01:49They're an insurance salesman.
01:51A denied claim, personal grievance.
01:54I'm not finding any insurance files, sir.
01:56Just newspapers and articles.
02:02These articles are all about the new American president, Woodrow Wilson.
02:05Little, have a look at this.
02:16Ash, sir?
02:18On top of the blood.
02:20Suggesting it was dropped after the crime.
02:23Detective, this man has been asking to speak with you.
02:27He says he's witnessed the shooting.
02:28Thank you, Miss Hart.
02:30And what did you see, sir?
02:31I'm sorry to say I'm blind, sir.
02:33Oh, what did you witness?
02:38I heard the gunshots, too.
02:40When was that?
02:41A little over a half an hour ago.
02:43Shortly after the door opened.
02:45One person walking east, then turning north at the corner.
02:49He was a tall man, wearing hard shoes.
02:53How do you know he was tall?
02:55By the speed of his steps and the distance traveled, I could discern the length of his gait.
02:59That's impressive.
03:01Anything else?
03:02Yes.
03:02I smelled cigar smoke.
03:06Maybe it explains the ash in the blood.
03:08Sir, if you could give your name and address to this constable, just in case we have any more questions.
03:18Interesting.
03:19Three desks.
03:20Two dead men.
03:21Oh, I should have known.
03:25What is it?
03:27The insurance salesman whose desk this is, Lyle Anderson.
03:32Lyle Anderson?
03:33What does that name ring a bell?
03:35It's an alias of Terrence Myers.
03:38That's correct, gentlemen.
03:39This office was an undercover operation being run by Terrence Myers.
03:47And you are?
03:48Agent DeMaurier, Canadian Intelligence.
03:50I'm a colleague of Mr. Myers, and unfortunately, I can confirm he is the one who killed these men.
03:58You're accusing Agent Myers of murdering these two men.
04:08No.
04:08I'm simply informing you of his guilt.
04:12We found his gun disposed of nearby.
04:14Oh.
04:15May we see it?
04:16Just to ensure that it's a match.
04:18No need.
04:19Thank you for your help, gentlemen.
04:23But the Canadian government can take it from here.
04:25Just hold your horses, Mr. Morier.
04:28Ms.
04:29Beg your pardon?
04:31You do not know my marital status.
04:33Therefore, I am neither Ms. or Mrs.
04:36You will refer to me by the modern revival of the more comprehensive term for my sex.
04:42M.S.
04:43Pronounced Ms.
04:45Well, Ms. DeMaurier,
04:48you will not be taking custody of these bodies,
04:50and you will not be taking over our case
04:52until you tell us what is going on.
05:01Fine.
05:02We'll need to speak in private.
05:08Agent Myers and his team, the two dead men,
05:10were charged with a top-secret intelligence assignment.
05:14What kind of assignment?
05:16I've just described its nature.
05:18Top-secret, Mr...
05:20Brackenreid.
05:22Chief Constable Brackenreid.
05:23Mr. Brackenreid, would you like me to define the words top and secret,
05:27or can we proceed with a mutual understanding
05:29that you won't be privy to any further information?
05:33Go on.
05:33The members of Mr. Myers' team were working under civilian aliases.
05:41Lyle Anderson, Natalia.
05:43But for the purposes of the Canadian government,
05:46they were known by their codenames.
05:48Agents X, Y, and Z.
05:51Our intelligence confirmed that Agent X is a traitor,
05:54compromised by a foreign government,
05:56and is no longer working for Canada.
05:57Agent X is the codename for Terrence Myers.
06:06Ms. DeMaurier,
06:07if there's one thing I've learned over the years,
06:10it's that Terrence Myers would give his life for Canada.
06:14Well, he may have been loyal to Canada when Laurier was in power,
06:18but he has never seen eye-to-eye with Robert Borden.
06:22His career stagnated,
06:24he became embittered,
06:26and now he's a rogue agent.
06:27He became a rogue agent
06:29and killed two men just to further his career?
06:31All I can say is that he's a traitor,
06:33Mr. Brackenreid, right?
06:37A traitor and a killer.
06:39And now he's on the run.
06:40I know that you're friendly with him, Detective Murdoch.
06:49So please heed this warning.
06:53Mr. Myers is no longer Canadian.
06:56He's an enemy,
06:57and he will be shot on sight,
07:00as will anyone else.
07:01Helping him, do you understand?
07:10Mr. Turner?
07:16Mr. Turner?
07:18He's certainly not at home.
07:20No signs of disturbance.
07:27He appears he was making
07:28some sort of sweet buttercream.
07:31Oh, that's his chocolate refrigerator cake.
07:34What is chocolate refrigerator cake?
07:36Oh, it's a kind of sweet square from Nanaimo.
07:39Gord's always serving them,
07:40but I can't stand the darn things.
07:43Dessert you cook in the refrigerator?
07:45What good is that going to be for you?
07:48It has two layers?
07:50Oh, three.
07:51That there's missing the chocolate.
07:53He makes it regularly?
07:54Bites me over every week.
07:56I don't know why.
07:58I don't know why I keep coming.
07:59I don't have a thing to talk about him and I.
08:01These Westerners, I tell you,
08:03always going on about how big their trees are.
08:05True.
08:06He was out of butter.
08:07Pardon?
08:08He was about to make the top layer
08:09and left this to set,
08:11which would only take 10 or 20 minutes,
08:13I should think.
08:14He has plenty of cocoa and sugar,
08:16but he was out of butter.
08:18Where's the nearest shop?
08:29We've always known Myers to be a little bit dodgy,
08:35but a killer.
08:36Well, sir, as you know,
08:38with Terrence Myers,
08:39nothing is ever as it seems.
08:42You don't think he did it?
08:44I don't know what to think.
08:47What is that?
08:49It's marked W.M.
08:51I assume that Myers left it for me to find.
08:55What in the world?
08:56You took that from the crime scene.
09:10That DeMoria woman threatened to shoot anyone helping Myers.
09:14I'm not helping him.
09:17Yet.
09:26This is the message.
09:28It's gibberish.
09:30I believe it's a Caesar shift cipher.
09:35If we shift each of the letters
09:38two positions back in the alphabet,
09:42we get...
09:43Murdoch, help me.
10:04The remaining letters are...
10:07D.
10:07And the numbers?
10:14Well, they're interspersed,
10:15seemingly at random,
10:17which tells me that some of these numbers are nulls.
10:20What does that mean?
10:21Some of the numbers are relevant,
10:22but others aren't.
10:24Therefore, they are nulls.
10:25But they've been included
10:26in order to confuse whomever
10:28may be trying to decipher this message.
10:30Well, how do we know which ones matter?
10:32Assuming Myers left a message for me,
10:36then the nulls would be numbers
10:38only I would know.
10:40Numbers you've seen in the past?
10:43Precisely.
10:44No.
10:45Apparently the message is not encoded
10:46in any cipher we know.
10:48So...
10:49I need your help, Murdoch.
10:52Is that right?
10:5311-15-5-12-24-73.
10:59How do you remember that?
11:02That leaves...
11:0740...
11:0920 Duke Street?
11:13The Duke Hotel, room 404.
11:16What do you plan to do?
11:18Agent Myers has asked for my help.
11:20I plan to hear him out.
11:21Are you sure about this, Murdoch?
11:22I have a long history with him.
11:24It's the least I can do.
11:25So do I.
11:26I'll go with you.
11:28Although I would prefer that.
11:29It's much too dangerous, sir.
11:31If this agent du Maurier does shoot to kill,
11:33there's no point in her shooting both of us.
11:35Hmm.
11:35Hmm.
11:36Hmm.
11:36Hmm.
11:37Hmm.
11:37Hmm.
11:38Hmm.
11:39Hmm.
11:39Hmm.
11:40Hmm.
11:40Hmm.
11:41Hmm.
11:42Hmm.
11:43Hmm.
11:44Hmm.
11:45Hmm.
11:46Hmm.
11:47Hmm.
11:48Hmm.
11:49Hmm.
11:50Hmm.
11:51Hmm.
11:52Hmm.
11:52Hmm.
12:19Hmm.
12:20Hmm.
12:21Hmm.
12:21Oh, Agent Myers, it's Murdoch.
12:46Oh, bloody old laddock!
12:48Trying to kill me?
12:49I thought I'd been followed.
12:52I couldn't let you come here on your own.
12:55Where's Myers?
12:56I have no idea.
13:04Sir.
13:14All right, sir.
13:15I think so.
13:19Ah, sorry about that, gentlemen.
13:25Terrence Myers.
13:26I maintain this safe house, as described on that card you found, for situations just
13:37like this.
13:38And as I was watching you arrive from a blind across the street, to ensure that you weren't
13:43being followed, uh, well, I saw that you were, and I had no choice.
13:48No choice?
13:48But to guess us?
13:49I knew Murdoch was being followed, I didn't know it was by you, so my apologies, Tom.
13:53What is going on here?
13:55Did you kill those two men this morning?
13:57I did not.
13:59But whoever did kill them wanted me dead as well.
14:01The only reason I'm not is that I was out getting lunch.
14:04Who were those two?
14:05My team.
14:07We were conscripted by Prime Minister Borden himself.
14:10To do what?
14:11Gentleman Robert Borden crafted a scheme so sensitive, it couldn't be put to paper.
14:17The only people that knew about it were myself and my team.
14:20What's the scheme?
14:21As you know, the Americans have elected a new president, Woodrow Wilson.
14:26He's a weak and inexperienced leader with a background in academics.
14:30He calls himself a political scientist, whatever that means.
14:35Borden saw in him an opportunity, an opportunity to leverage his weakness for the glory of Canada,
14:41as he calls it.
14:42Meaning?
14:44Meaning, Prime Minister Borden wishes to annex the United States of America.
14:49Blood yell.
14:53Our first target was Maine.
14:55We launched a campaign of disinformation.
14:57We sent dozens of Canadian sleeper agents across the border into Maine to spread anti-American sentiment.
15:03It was actually quite easy for them.
15:05Unlike him planting an agent in, say, Russia,
15:07the people in Maine couldn't tell the difference between Americans and those that were secretly Canadian.
15:12Still, this is completely mad.
15:16It is indeed.
15:17And that was just the beginning.
15:19Once Maine was in our possession, his plan was to annex the upper peninsula of Michigan.
15:23From there, the Pacific States, once all that was in place,
15:26he was to deliver an ultimatum to the United States to become the 10th province of Canada.
15:31I'm all for expanding the Commonwealth.
15:34But it will never work.
15:35We'd be crushed like ants.
15:37It was a 12-year plan.
15:38Borden dubbed it Project 1925.
15:40But the operation was discovered and mercifully shut down.
15:44This Miss DuMaurier believes your gun was used in the murders.
15:51She's lying.
15:52Why?
15:53Why?
15:55Opportunism, most likely.
15:56She always wanted me out of the way to clear her path at the top.
15:59Then who killed your men?
16:01I don't know.
16:01But I do know that Agent Y wrote a code-read report.
16:05He told me about its existence.
16:07But I didn't have a chance to read it.
16:09I suspect whatever is in that report will describe why he and Agent Z are now dead.
16:14In other words, if we can access that report, it'll identify the killer.
16:19Where is it?
16:21He dropped it into a secret safe in our office.
16:23I was unable to retrieve it before the police arrived.
16:26The place he's crawling with DuMaurier's associates.
16:29They'll shoot you on side.
16:31I'll go.
16:33Gentlemen, only three people know how to access that safe.
16:37Two of them are now dead.
16:39The only way to access that report is to get me back into that office.
16:44Mr. Turner was in there a few hours ago buying a pound of butter.
16:53He's not still in there, I suppose.
16:54He is not, but he never made it home.
16:58No signs of foul clay on the way from the house to the shop.
17:01Is it possible he took a different route?
17:03Oh, no, it's only a little ways.
17:05He took the same road home for sure.
17:07Perhaps something drew him away from his usual path.
17:14Oh, dear.
17:17Uh-oh.
17:18You don't think that's Gord's butter there.
17:20I'm afraid I do.
17:28Blood.
17:29I believe Mr. Turner was attacked here.
17:30How do you suggest we sneak you past a phalanx of intelligence men who intend to kill you?
17:39Phalanx, good word.
17:40First, we need someone withstanding to create a diversion.
17:45Oh, so I'm playing a part in this.
17:47I need your help, Tom.
17:49And then Murdoch and I will take a page out of one of my agent's notebooks.
17:52Agent Zed, he taught me new levels of deception.
17:56What kind of deception?
17:58The art of skies.
18:07It is remarkable.
18:09I can barely recognize you.
18:10Yeah.
18:12Agent Zed was a brilliant man.
18:14Taught me a great deal.
18:16The man even did.
18:18Agent DeMaurier.
18:20There's Chief Constable.
18:21I have good news.
18:22My men have found Terence Meyers.
18:24He's been held at Station House 4.
18:27You two with me.
18:28Please.
18:31That worked.
18:32All right.
18:33Good work.
18:33Let's go.
18:40Oi.
18:41Clean it.
18:46All right.
18:46Ready?
18:50One, two, three.
18:58That should do it.
18:59Now, you see why I couldn't access it without you.
19:02State-of-the-art safe.
19:04Unmovable.
19:05The office was built around it.
19:07Oh.
19:08And how is it exactly that no one can access it except you?
19:11Well, the code is not a series of numbers, but rather a metric of my biology.
19:25Oi, Robbins.
19:27Take Agent DeMaurier here to see Mr. Myers.
19:31We're sorry, sir.
19:32We tried to send you a message.
19:34Why?
19:34What's happened?
19:35Agent Myers has escaped.
19:38What?
19:39We don't know how he did it.
19:41I'm sorry, sir.
19:42This is inexcusable, Mr. Brackenbridge.
19:48I'll have every constable in the city looking for him.
19:51We'll find him immediately.
19:52Isn't that right, Robbins?
19:54Well, go on!
19:55Yes.
19:56Right.
19:57Sorry.
19:57Right away, sir.
20:02It's me.
20:03It's me.
20:03It's me.
20:07It's me.
20:08Oh.
20:10Incredible.
20:11It can read your thumb, Mark.
20:13Precisely.
20:15Ah.
20:16Code red file.
20:18How does it work?
20:20It uses a Nipkow disk or some such thing.
20:22I don't pretend I understand it.
20:24I'm familiar with Nipkow disks.
20:25Nikola Tesla and I use them to create television.
20:29Where do you think we got the idea?
20:33Have you been monitoring me?
20:36Murdoch, the government is always monitoring you.
20:39Let's go.
20:46The Du Maurier woman was not happy.
20:48I think she smells a rat.
20:50Does the code red identify the killer?
20:52Not by name.
20:53What does he say?
20:55The Americans have found out about Project 1925.
20:58So the Americans killed your agents?
21:00Almost certainly.
21:01And their plans for retribution are not over.
21:03They are going to blow up Glensmere.
21:06Glensmere?
21:07The residence of Prime Minister Robert Borden.
21:15So the Prime Minister's life is in grave and immediate danger.
21:19We need to alert his aides in Ottawa immediately.
21:21Not just yet.
21:23The report also references a Canadian operative working for the Americans.
21:26That agent Du Maurier woman.
21:29It's possible.
21:29It's also possible she didn't fabricate evidence against me to use to further her career.
21:34It's possible that the traitor is someone else.
21:36It's possible.
21:37Which means we can't trust anyone.
21:39Precisely.
21:39So it's up to us to save the Prime Minister?
21:44We're going to Ottawa.
21:45Directly.
21:46The report says the attack will happen today.
21:49Her associates will likely be watching all of the train stations.
21:52And they have orders to shoot you on site.
21:54By now, Du Maurier knows we've accessed the safe.
21:57Her agents will have descriptions of both us and our disguises.
22:01Well, then we'll have to make sure they don't see you at all.
22:03Are you sure this is our best idea?
22:08Do you have a better one?
22:10How am I to breathe?
22:11I've cut an air hole.
22:13We're your accomplices, Myers.
22:15Our lives are in danger as well.
22:16This journey will hardly be a picnic for us.
22:22Fine.
22:22Fine.
22:22Tickets.
22:38Tickets.
22:41Now look.
22:43We've got company.
22:44Tickets.
22:47Thank your partner, sir.
22:50Thank you, sir.
22:52Tickets, please.
22:58Tickets.
22:59That's one of Du Maurier's associates.
23:02I'll get these up all over the neighborhood and hopefully find Mr. Turner safe and sound.
23:05Well, let's hope so.
23:07He is a nuisance, but he is my neighbor.
23:10Detective.
23:11Who is this man?
23:13Uh, local resident.
23:14Gord Turner has gone missing.
23:16The hair is particular.
23:18A cowling, I believe.
23:20Prominent.
23:21Oh, that's right.
23:22No amount of parmaid could keep that straight.
23:25I just today saw a man whose hair looked like this.
23:28Did he resemble the rest of this depiction?
23:31I don't know.
23:38He didn't have a face.
23:40So what do we do?
23:49Well, if he's just watching, we wait.
23:53He's carrying a gun.
23:55That could be a problem.
23:57Let's take a walk.
23:58This is from the crime scene.
24:12As you can see, the hair is styled the same.
24:14Indeed.
24:14Mr. McKenzie, I apologize for asking you to look at this, but is this your neighbor, Mr. Turner?
24:21Oh, dear me.
24:24I've scored for sure.
24:26You're certain?
24:27I lived right next to the men for over 15 years.
24:29Detective, I may not have cared for some of his eccentricities.
24:32I knew him like my own brother and not right there.
24:36That's a scowlick.
24:37No doubt about it.
24:39I'm sorry for your loss.
24:40Thank you, ma'am.
24:42Detective, I don't know what this means precisely, but this was one of the men killed in the double homicide this morning.
24:47The murders Agent Myers has been accused of?
24:50That's right.
24:51I'm not apprised with the details, but apparently the dead men are Canadian intelligence associates.
24:56Surprised?
24:58You know, I shouldn't be a bit surprised.
25:00I always thought they were up to something.
25:02Who?
25:03The British Columbians.
25:06I suspect this conspiracy may run deeper.
25:09Mr. McKenzie, you can go home.
25:11Ms. Hart, I could use your help.
25:18Still behind us, sir.
25:20Shall we lose him?
25:22Shall we lose him?
25:50Where is he?
25:59Who?
25:59Agent Myers.
26:01I have no idea.
26:02Give him up or you die right now.
26:06No.
26:07Who?
26:07What?
26:09Oh.
26:09Oh.
26:10oh
26:17oh
26:22yeah
26:25yeah
26:30yeah
26:34Sir!
26:43Sir!
26:47Burn up the soil!
26:52Not the most comfortable journey.
26:57Not as painful as ours.
27:00Take us to Glensmere, please. And, uh, quickly.
27:03Hello? Mr. Prime Minister, sir?
27:10Sir, Murdoch. Brackenreed.
27:13Agent Myers.
27:15What are you doing here?
27:17Terribly sorry for the intrusion, sir, but the front door was open.
27:20It's a matter of some urgency, sir.
27:22I'll explain everything, but we must perform a search of the house first.
27:25Of course. Do as you must.
27:27Sweep the house. I'll fill in the Prime Minister.
27:31You look somehow different, sir.
27:34Thinner?
27:35Oh.
27:36Yes, it must be the golf.
27:39What exactly are we looking for?
27:41Anything that could blow up.
27:44The Americans have killed two of our agents already, and they know about Project 1925.
27:54They know about what?
27:57They can be trusted, sir.
27:59We found nothing, sir.
28:00We found nothing, sir.
28:01What exactly are you looking for?
28:03A bomb.
28:04I was just getting to that.
28:06The Americans want you dead, sir.
28:08Mr. Turner was in the middle of preparing a refrigerator cake.
28:13He ran out of butter and came here and was possibly attacked there.
28:17Then he went to an insurance office where he was secretly working as a Canadian intelligence operative and was murdered.
28:23Why did he decide to go to work in the middle of making a cake?
28:26After having invited his neighbor over to share in said cake, no less.
28:30This is Princess Street.
28:32Yes.
28:33We're one block away from the insurance office where the murders happened.
28:36What if he wasn't an intelligence operative at all?
28:41You mean he was killed incidentally?
28:43Yes.
28:44Perhaps it was a crime of opportunity.
28:45The killer could have chosen anyone.
28:47He wanted to make it appear that two of Myers' agents were dead when in fact only one was dead.
28:52He journeyed half a block, killed Mr. Turner, and took his body to the office to make it look like he was one of the spies.
28:59Meaning one of the supposedly dead agents is still alive?
29:03Yes.
29:04What does that mean?
29:05I don't know, but we need to tell Detective Murdoch.
29:09So one of your agents, who is now dead, discovered an American plot to do me in.
29:14Yes.
29:15But there is no bomb.
29:17There is not.
29:18And what on earth is going on?
29:20Maybe your agent was wrong, Mice.
29:22Perhaps.
29:23Or perhaps the whole thing was a ruse.
29:26A ruse?
29:28To what end?
29:29There could be only one possible explanation, Mice.
29:33What?
29:34What in God's name?
29:35I'm sorry, gentlemen.
29:36This is our only way out.
29:38The Prime Minister has to die.
29:44Myers, you cannot kill the Prime Minister.
29:46I'm doing what I have to do.
29:48You've lost your mind.
29:49This whole Code Red was the ruse, wasn't it?
29:52How it got into the safe, I do not know, but the intention was clear.
29:56Lure everyone with knowledge of Project 1925 into one place so we could be eliminated.
30:01That would include you two gentlemen.
30:03And the Prime Minister.
30:04No, of course not.
30:05Denying his knowledge of the project is the only way to defend himself and the rest of Canada from being destroyed by the Americans.
30:12But he's the one that ordered us to die.
30:14What on earth are you talking about?
30:15What on earth are you talking about?
30:16I just got back from a golf trip.
30:18Never should have trusted you, Warden.
30:21Laurier was the glory of Canada.
30:23You, sir, are a shame.
30:25Oh, now you listen here.
30:27I've heard enough.
30:28Myers, you absolutely cannot kill the Prime Minister.
30:31Either he dies, or we do.
30:33Detective!
30:38Constable Roberts, where's Detective Murdoch?
30:40He's gone.
30:41He said, in case of emergency, he was to be reached here.
30:45Guns, Mayor.
30:49Put down the gun.
30:51I mean you no harm, Myers.
30:53I will do everything in my power to ensure your safety.
30:56For the love of God, then, what is Project 1925?
31:01You really don't know.
31:02No!
31:03I don't think he's lying, Myers.
31:04I believe him.
31:07That's impossible.
31:09We met, but two months ago, in your chambers, face to face.
31:12Two months ago, I was in Europe.
31:16Don't move.
31:24Glensmere?
31:25What?
31:26I don't understand what it means, but one of the agents found dead this morning wasn't an agent at all.
31:33What are you saying?
31:35One of the two dead men this morning wasn't an agent?
31:39I believe one of the agents lured a passerby on the street, killed the passerby, and then posed the body in the office in place of himself, effectively faking his own death.
31:49The one named Kenneth Peterson.
31:51So, the agent named Kenneth Peterson could still be alive?
31:56That would explain how the fake code red got into the safe.
32:00Peterson is Agent Z.
32:02He's dead.
32:03I thought he was working for you.
32:04I thought he did.
32:05He must be a double agent.
32:07Who are you?
32:08I'm...
32:09I'm...
32:10It's Timothy.
32:11He's my aide.
32:12I'm sorry, sir.
32:13The door was open, and I thought you'd still be in Parliament.
32:15Why would I be in Parliament?
32:17I'm not in session.
32:19But you called an emergency cabinet meeting.
32:21I didn't know such thing.
32:23So, if the Prime Minister didn't call a meeting, who did?
32:28We clearly need to find out.
32:47Mr. Prime Minister, look.
32:48That man.
32:49He appears to be you.
32:51He's a dead ringer, isn't he?
32:53That would be Agent Z.
32:55Or the master of disguise.
32:56He's the Borden I met with the launch Project 1925.
32:59I knew you looked different today, sir.
33:01I just couldn't put my finger on him.
33:03So, what's he planning on doing in there?
33:04I'm not sure.
33:05But we had better stuff.
33:07My God, Timothy!
33:08I knew he was a traitor.
33:09We couldn't trust anyone.
33:10Go!
33:16What's going on?
33:17Look away, dear.
33:18Look away.
33:19That would never happen if women ran Parliament.
33:22The first time since its founding, our nation is under threat.
33:27Thanks to Laurier and his obsession with reciprocity, our economy has become reliant on our neighbors to the south.
33:35Too reliant.
33:37And that is why I, Robert Borden, am introducing for the first time in Canadian history, the War Measures Act.
33:46This act, upon its passing, will give our formidable country the power to take our fate into our own hands.
33:55Instead of waiting to be crushed under the boot heel of America, Canada will strike first.
34:02With the weakling in the White House, our time is now.
34:06First, we will take Maine, then Michigan, Washington, and Oregon.
34:11Then, we will take Washington, D.C. and the White House.
34:15The USA will belong to Canada.
34:22Stop!
34:23That man's an imposter.
34:25Who is this man?
34:26I am Robert Borden, sir.
34:28The Prime Minister of Canada.
34:30That is absurd.
34:31I am Robert Borden.
34:33Remove these men!
34:34I am Agent Terence Meyers.
34:36Some of you know me.
34:37And I can assure you, this is the real Robert Borden.
34:41I have this morning received a folio from our intelligence service regarding Agent Meyers.
34:47He is a rogue agent.
34:49He is working for the Americans.
34:51I would never.
34:53Mr. Meyers is right.
34:55This is the real Robert Borden.
34:57And this man is an imposter.
34:59These, these are American agents and they are sent to stand in the way of Canada's destiny.
35:05Would a real Canadian try and stop us from taking over America?
35:08No.
35:09A real Canadian would support this act.
35:11A real Canadian would support the annexing of the United States of America
35:16in order to become Canada's tenth province.
35:19Oh, listen to him, gentlemen.
35:21It's all a ruse.
35:23That's right.
35:24We are Canadian.
35:25I am a police officer.
35:27A Canadian police officer.
35:29This is the badge from the Buffalo, New York Police Department.
35:32What?
35:34No.
35:35Someone must have taken mine and replaced it with this.
35:38Remove these Americans and keep them detained.
35:40They will be sent back to their country.
35:42Get your hands off of me.
35:44I am not American.
35:46I was born in Nova Scotia.
35:49My brother is a Mountie in British Columbia.
35:52I've visited all of our fair provinces and territories.
35:55I've befriended the Algonquin and the Songhees.
35:58And I have welcomed visitors and immigrants from all over the globe.
36:03Hear, hear.
36:04I was a lumberjack.
36:05Je parle français et anglais.
36:08A toque is a hat.
36:11A Chesterfield is a couch.
36:13And it is most definitely pronounced Zed.
36:17Canada is the world's second largest country, but its citizens are second to none.
36:23And I'm sure every Canadian here would agree with me when I say we would never attack our neighbors.
36:31I am Detective William Murdoch of the Toronto Constabulary.
36:34And I.
36:35Am.
36:36Canadian.
36:37Well done, sir.
36:39Something I learned in Shuinigan.
36:40As you can see, gentlemen.
36:41Huh?
36:42Huh?
36:43Huh!
36:44Huh?
36:45Huh?
36:46Huh?
36:47Huh?
36:49Huh?
36:50Huh?!
36:51Ahh!
36:52Oh!
36:53Huh?
36:54Huh?
36:56Uh!
36:57Huh?
36:58Huh?
36:59Oh?
37:00Well done, sir.
37:01Something I learned in Shoe Winnigan.
37:06As you can see, gentlemen,
37:09this is the imposter.
37:12And this is the Prime Minister of Canada.
37:15That is right.
37:16And if I have anything to say about it,
37:19Canada will never be at war with America.
37:31Thank you for your pardon, sir.
37:37You were the ticket taker on the train.
37:40That's how you were able to swap my badge.
37:42That's right, detective.
37:44And the blind man.
37:46Very impressive, sir.
37:48So what happened?
37:49Agent Y found you out.
37:51That's right.
37:52His code red was about me.
37:55But I was able to destroy it
37:56and replace it with that ruse about blowing up Glensmere.
37:59And then you killed him.
38:01Along with an innocent civilian,
38:03so he would believe that you were dead as well.
38:06You intended on leading us into a war
38:09we couldn't possibly win.
38:12You know, I'm curious.
38:13What did the Americans do to convince you
38:15to turn your back on Canada?
38:17Or were you American all along?
38:23Agent Myers,
38:25I am not Canadian.
38:27Nor am I American.
38:29Russia?
38:32A good disguise
38:33goes deeper than the skin.
38:36Why does Russia want the USA
38:37to go to war with Canada?
38:39Why not?
38:40We don't care who wins.
38:42We just want you to fight
38:43so we can take what we want.
38:47What does Russia want?
38:48What do you think?
38:50Alaska.
38:53Alaska?
38:53Of course.
38:55Alaska is the jewel of the Arctic.
38:58All this just so Russia can take back Alaska?
39:00That's right.
39:02With Alaska,
39:03Russia will control the Arctic.
39:06And one day,
39:07after the West has fallen,
39:09Russia will rule the world.
39:12All we have to do
39:14is let you destroy yourselves.
39:16Well,
39:23I must admit to Morier,
39:25I thought you were the one behind all of this.
39:27I thought the same of you,
39:28Agent Myers.
39:29That's why I lied to the detective here
39:31about your gun.
39:32You threatened to kill me
39:34if I helped Agent Myers.
39:37Yes.
39:39Well,
39:39I hope we can put aside
39:40all our differences from here on out.
39:42Canada cannot succeed
39:43if we're
39:44distrustful of one another.
39:47We shall put aside our differences
39:49for the good of the country.
39:54Do you really trust her?
39:56I most certainly do not.
39:58I don't know what she's up to,
39:59but I intend to find out.
40:05It's delicious.
40:07Did you make these?
40:08I did.
40:09A man died preparing this recipe
40:10I wanted to try for myself.
40:13Chocolate, coconut, and custard
40:14is quite the combination.
40:15I have to agree.
40:17What did you say
40:18they were called again?
40:19It's chocolate refrigerator cake
40:20from Nanaimo.
40:23That's a better name, isn't it?
40:25What's that?
40:26Nanaimo.
40:27Yes.
40:28The Nanaimo refrigerator cake.
40:32Oh, the constable.
40:34I just thought I'd pop by
40:35and say congratulations, Llewellyn.
40:37It appears you helped
40:38save the bloody country.
40:39Hmm.
40:40Who's after us this time?
40:42Oh, I don't know.
40:43The Americans, the Russians,
40:44the Welsh.
40:45Not that it makes
40:46any difference in the end.
40:47Yes.
40:47Well, I'm glad to know
40:48Canada will endure,
40:50though I can't take
40:50any credit myself.
40:52Why's that?
40:52Well, I never would have
40:53placed that telephone call
40:55in time to save the day
40:56of when Mr. McKenzie
40:57hadn't reported
40:57his neighbor missing
40:58within an hour
40:59of his disappearance.
41:00The whole country
41:01was saved
41:01because that man
41:02was worried about his friend.
41:03Well, they weren't friends,
41:04just neighbors
41:05looking out for one another.
41:08Perhaps there's a moral
41:09on that.
41:10Very good.
41:14All right.
41:15Easy.
41:16Easy.
41:16Easy.
41:16Easy.
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