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00:00I'd like to report something, eh?
00:09Regarding what?
00:10It's my neighbor, Mr. Turner. Real nuisance.
00:13You're reporting him for being a nuisance?
00:15No, I'm reporting that he's missing.
00:17When 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.
00:26Oh, yeah, no, see, I saw him about an hour ago in the yard,
00:29and he invited me over for a cup of tea,
00:31but I didn't go over right away
00:32on account that I had to go home, hang up my broom,
00:34and change my trousers.
00:36You were sweeping in your yard?
00:38No.
00:39Oh, I see where we went wrong there.
00:41No, it was on account of I was coming home from the rink.
00:45Curling!
00:46After I changed my trousers, I went on over,
00:48and the place was empty.
00:50You just walked into your neighbor's house.
00:51Did he have a key?
00:52No, we don't lock our doors around here.
00:54Well, we don't lock our doors back home,
00:56but Toronto's a big city.
00:58Surely people locked the doors out here.
00:59No, I lose my keys too often.
01:01Why don't you lead the way
01:02and show me where you last saw the missing man?
01:04Detective, I can take it from here.
01:06No need.
01:07I want to ask him where he curls.
01:09I've been looking to join a new rink.
01:17Sir?
01:18What brings you out to a crime scene?
01:20Two dead.
01:21And Inspector Choi is on leave.
01:23Oh, something wrong?
01:24I don't know.
01:25Unfinished business back in New York was all he said.
01:27So I'm filling in for him.
01:29Shall we?
01:30Right.
01:31Are you finished?
01:38Cover him up.
01:40Two dead, both by gunshot wounds to the back of the head.
01:44They died within the hour.
01:46No evidence of any trauma besides the obvious.
01:49I'll take the bodies to the morgue and complete the postmortems.
01:51Thank you, Miss Hart.
01:53They're insurance salesmen.
01:55A denied claim, personal grievance.
01:58I'm not finding any insurance files, sir.
02:01Just newspapers and articles.
02:07These articles are all about the new American president, Woodrow Wilson.
02:14Meadow, have a look at this.
02:22Ash, sir?
02:24On top of the blood.
02:26Suggesting it was dropped after the crime.
02:29Detective, this man has been asking to speak with you.
02:33He says he's witnessed the shooting.
02:35Thank you, Miss Hart.
02:36And what did you see, sir?
02:38I'm sorry to say I'm blind, sir.
02:41Oh, what did you witness?
02:44I heard the gunshots, too.
02:47When was that?
02:48A little over a half an hour ago.
02:50Shortly after the door opened.
02:52One person walking east, then turning north at the corner.
02:57He was a tall man, wearing hard shoes.
03:01How do you know he was tall?
03:03By the speed of his steps and the distance traveled, I could discern the length of his gait.
03:08That's impressive.
03:09Anything else?
03:10Yes.
03:11I smelled cigar smoke.
03:13Maybe it explains the ash and the blood.
03:16Sir, if you could give your name and address to this constable, just in case we have any more questions.
03:26Interesting.
03:28Three desks.
03:29Two dead men.
03:32Oh.
03:34I should have known.
03:35What is it?
03:37The insurance salesman whose desk this is?
03:40Lyle Anderson.
03:41Lyle Anderson?
03:42What does that name mean to Bill?
03:45It's an alias of Terrence Myers.
03:49That's correct, gentlemen.
03:53This office was an undercover operation being run by Terrence Myers.
03:57And you are?
03:58Agent DeMaurier, Canadian Intelligence.
04:01I'm a colleague of Mr. Myers, and unfortunately, I can confirm, he is the one who killed these men.
04:31You're accusing Agent Myers of murdering these two men.
04:35No.
04:36I'm simply informing you of his guilt.
04:39We found his gun disposed of nearby.
04:42Oh.
04:43May we see it?
04:44Just to ensure that it's a match.
04:46No need.
04:48Thank you for your help, gentlemen.
04:51But the Canadian government can take it from here.
04:53Just hold your horses, Mr. Morier.
04:57Ms.
04:58Beg your pardon?
04:59You do not know my marital status.
05:01Therefore, I am neither Ms. or Mrs.
05:04You will refer to me by the modern revival of the more comprehensive term for my sex.
05:11M-S.
05:12Pronounced Ms.
05:15Well, Ms. DeMaurier, you will not be taking custody of these bodies and you will not be taking over our case.
05:23Until you tell us what is going on.
05:30Fine.
05:33We'll need to speak in private.
05:38Agent Myers and his team, the two dead men, were charged with a top-secret intelligence assignment.
05:45What kind of assignment?
05:46I have just described its nature.
05:49Top-secret, Mr...
05:51Brackenreid.
05:53Chief Constable Brackenreid.
05:54Mr. Brackenreid, would you like me to define the words top and secret, or can we proceed with a mutual understanding that you won't be privy to any further information?
06:04Go on.
06:08The members of Mr. Myers' team were working under civilian aliases.
06:13Lyle Anderson, Italia, but for the purposes of the Canadian government, they were known by their codenames.
06:19Agents X, Y, and Z.
06:23Our intelligence confirmed that Agent X is a traitor, compromised by a foreign government, and is no longer working for Canada.
06:31Agent X is the codename for Terrence Myers.
06:35Ms. DeMaurier, if there's one thing I've learned over the years, it's that Terrence Myers would give his life for Canada.
06:48Well, he may have been loyal to Canada when Maurier was in power, but he has never seen eye-to-eye with Robert Borden.
06:55His career stagnated, he became embittered, and now he's a rogue agent.
07:01He became a rogue agent and killed two men just to further his career.
07:05All I can say is that he's a traitor, Mr. Brackenreid, right?
07:12A traitor and a killer.
07:14And now he's on the run.
07:20I know that you're friendly with him, Detective Murdoch, so please heed this warning.
07:26Mr. Myers is no longer Canadian.
07:31He's an enemy.
07:33And he will be shot on sight, as will anyone else.
07:36Helping him, do you understand?
07:38Mr. Turner?
07:53Mr. Turner?
07:55He's certainly not at home.
07:57No signs of disturbance?
07:59Sure, Ben.
08:04watermelon.
08:06He appears he was making some sort of sweet buttercream.
08:08Oh, that's a chocolate refrigerator cake.
08:12What is chocolate refrigerator cake?
08:14Oh, it's a kind of sweet square from Nanaimo.
08:17Gord's always serving them, but I can't stand the darn things.
08:20Oh, dessert, you cook in the refrigerator, what good's that gonna be for you?
08:24He has two layers?
08:27No, three.
08:28That there's missing the chocolate.
08:30And he makes it regularly?
08:32Bites me over every week.
08:34I don't know why.
08:35I don't know why I keep coming.
08:37I don't have a thing to talk about him and I.
08:39He's Westerners, I tell you.
08:41Always going on about how big their trees are.
08:43He was out of butter.
08:45Pardon?
08:46He was about to make the top layer
08:48and left this to set, which would only take 10 or 20 minutes,
08:52I should think.
08:53He has plenty of cocoa and sugar, but he was out of butter.
08:57Where's the nearest shop?
09:13We've always known Myers to be a little bit dodgy, but a killer.
09:17Well, sir, as you know, with Terence Myers,
09:20nothing is ever as it seems.
09:22You don't think he did it?
09:24I don't know what to think.
09:28What is that?
09:30It's marked W.M.
09:32I assume that Myers left it for me to find.
09:35What in the world?
09:37You took that from the crime scene.
09:51That DeMoria woman threatened to shoot anyone helping Myers.
09:55I'm not helping him.
09:57I'm not helping him.
09:59Yet.
10:09This is the message.
10:11It's gibberish.
10:13I believe it's a Caesar shift cipher.
10:17Now, if we shift each of the letters two positions back in the alphabet, we get...
10:27Murdoch, help me.
10:31The remaining letters are...
10:33D.
10:43And the numbers?
10:44Well, they're interspersed seemingly at random, which tells me that some of these numbers are nulls.
10:57What does that mean?
10:58Some of the numbers are relevant, but others aren't.
10:59Therefore, they are nulls.
11:00But they've been included in order to confuse whomever may be trying to decipher this message.
11:03Well, how do we know which ones matter?
11:05Assuming Myers left the message for me, then the nulls would be numbers only I would know.
11:08Numbers you've seen in the past?
11:09Precisely.
11:10No.
11:11Apparently the message is not encoded in any cipher we know.
11:12So, you have to be able to find out what the numbers are.
11:13Are nulls.
11:14What does that mean?
11:15Some of the numbers are relevant, but others aren't.
11:16Therefore, they are nulls.
11:17But they've been included in order to confuse whomever may be trying to decipher this message.
11:18Well, how do we know which ones matter?
11:20Assuming Myers left a message for me, then the nulls would be numbers only I would know.
11:25Numbers you've seen in the past?
11:26Precisely.
11:28No, apparently the message is not encoded in any cipher we know.
11:33So, you know.
11:34We know so need your help Murdoch
11:39Is that right?
11:4111 15 5 12 24 73
11:47How do you remember that?
11:50That leaves
11:56More
11:5920 Duke Street
12:01The Duke Hotel, room 404
12:05What do you plan to do?
12:06Agent Myers has asked for my help
12:08I plan to hear him out
12:09Are you sure about this Murdoch?
12:11I have a long history with him
12:13It's the least I can do
12:14So do I, I'll go with you
12:16Although I would prefer that
12:18It's much too dangerous sir
12:20If this agent du Maurier does shoot to kill
12:22There's no point in her shooting both of us
12:31So do I do
12:32I'll go with you
12:36I didn't know
12:38The Duke Hotel
12:40I still do
12:41There's no doubt
12:42There is no doubt
12:43I don't think
12:44I'd be surprised
12:45But I think
12:46Your back is on the Beckett
12:48I don't think
12:50Admit
12:51Hello?
12:52I did...
12:53...dumb направiscally.
12:54Let's see how he can pick this up.
12:55Hey.
12:56Hi.
12:57Hi.
12:58Hey.
12:59Hi.
13:00Hi.
13:01Hi.
13:02Hi.
13:03Hi.
13:04Hi.
13:05Hi.
13:06Hi.
13:07Hi.
13:08Hi.
13:09Hi.
13:10Hi.
13:11Hi.
13:12Hi.
13:13Oh, hi.
13:14Hello?
13:15Hi.
13:16Hi.
13:17Hi.
13:18Hi.
13:19Hi.
13:20Hello?
13:23Agent Myers?
13:25It's Murdoch.
13:39Oh, bloody old Murdoch!
13:41You trying to kill me?
13:43I thought I'd been followed.
13:45I couldn't let you come here on your own.
13:48Where's Myers?
13:50I have no idea.
13:58Sir.
14:08All right, sir.
14:10I think so.
14:12Uh, sorry about that, gentlemen.
14:18Terrence Myers.
14:22I maintain this safe house, as described on that card you found, for situations just like this.
14:34And as I was watching you arrive from a blind across the street to ensure that you weren't being followed, uh, well, I saw that you were and I had no choice.
14:44No choice but to guess us.
14:46I knew Murdoch was being followed. I didn't know it was by you. So my apologies, Tom.
14:50What is going on here? Did you kill those two men this morning?
14:54I did not. But whoever did kill them wanted me dead as well. The only reason I'm not is that I was out getting lunch.
15:00Who were those two?
15:02My team. We were conscripted by Prime Minister Borden himself.
15:06To do what?
15:08Gentlemen, Robert Borden crafted a scheme so sensitive, it couldn't be put to paper.
15:14The only people that knew about it were myself and my team.
15:18What's the scheme?
15:20As you know, the Americans have elected a new president, Woodrow Wilson.
15:24He's a weak and inexperienced leader with a background in academics.
15:28He calls himself a political scientist, whatever that means.
15:32Borden saw in him an opportunity, an opportunity to leverage his weakness, but the glory of Canada, as he called it.
15:40Meaning?
15:42Meaning, Prime Minister Borden wishes to annex the United States of America.
15:48Bloody hell.
15:52Our first target was Maine.
15:54We launched a campaign of disinformation.
15:56We sent dozens of Canadian sleeper agents across the border into Maine
16:00to spread anti-American sentiment.
16:02It was actually quite easy for them.
16:04Unlike him planting an agent in, say, Russia,
16:07the people in Maine couldn't tell the difference between Americans and those that were secretly Canadian.
16:12Still, this is completely mad.
16:16It is indeed.
16:18And that was just the beginning.
16:20Once Maine was in our possession, his plan was to annex the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
16:24From there, the Pacific states, once all that was in place,
16:26he was to deliver an ultimatum to the United States to become the tenth province of Canada.
16:32I'm all for expanding the Commonwealth, but it will never work.
16:36We'd be crushed like ants.
16:38It was a 12-year plan.
16:40Borden dubbed it Project 1925, but the operation was discovered and mercifully shut down.
16:46This Miss DuMaurier believes your gun was used in the murders.
16:52She's lying.
16:54Why?
16:56Opportunism, most likely.
16:58She always wanted me out of the way to clear her path at the top.
17:02Then who killed your men?
17:03I don't know.
17:04But I do know that Agent Y wrote a code red report.
17:07He told me about its existence, but I didn't have a chance to read it.
17:11I suspect whatever is in that report will describe why he and Agent Z are now dead.
17:17In other words, if we can access that report, it'll identify the killer.
17:23Where is it?
17:24He dropped it into a secret safe in our office.
17:27I was unable to retrieve it before the police arrived.
17:30The place is crawling with DuMaurier's associates.
17:33They'll shoot you on site.
17:35I'll go.
17:37Gentlemen, only three people know how to access that safe.
17:41Two of them are now dead.
17:43The only way to access that report is to get me back into that office.
17:53Mr. Turner was in there a few hours ago buying a pound of butter.
17:58He's not still in there, I suppose.
18:00He is not, but he never made it home.
18:03No signs of foul play on the way from the house to the shop.
18:06Is it possible he took a different route?
18:08Oh, no.
18:09It's only a little ways.
18:10He took the same road home for sure.
18:12Perhaps something drew him away from his usual path.
18:23Oh, dear.
18:24Uh-oh.
18:25You don't think that's Gorge butter there?
18:27Well, I'm afraid I do.
18:30Oh.
18:35Blood.
18:36I believe Mr. Turner was attacked here.
18:41How do you suggest we sneak you past a phalanx of intelligence,
18:45men who intend to kill you?
18:46A phalanx, good word.
18:48First, we need someone withstanding to create a diversion.
18:52Oh?
18:53So, uh, I'm playing a part in this.
18:55I need your help, Tom.
18:57And then Murdoch and I will take a page out of one of my agent's notebooks.
19:01Agent Z, he taught me new levels of deception.
19:04What kind of deception?
19:05What kind of deception?
19:06The art of skies.
19:16It is remarkable.
19:17I can barely recognize you.
19:19Yeah.
19:20Agent Z was a brilliant man.
19:22Taught me a great deal.
19:23Too bad he's dead.
19:25Agent DeMaurier.
19:26There's Chief Constable.
19:27I have good news.
19:28My men have found Terence Myers.
19:29He's being held at Station House Four.
19:30You two with me.
19:31Please.
19:32That worked.
19:33All right.
19:34Good work.
19:35Let's go.
19:36Hey.
19:37Let's go.
19:38Hey, take it.
19:39All right.
19:40Let's go.
19:41Hey.
19:42Hey.
19:43I got a problem.
19:44You two with me, please.
19:45It worked.
19:46All right.
19:47Good work.
19:48Let's go.
19:50Hey.
19:51Cleans.
19:52All right, man.
19:53Ready.
19:54One, two, three.
19:57All right.
19:59Ready? One, two, three.
20:08That should do it.
20:10Now you see why I couldn't access it without you.
20:13State-of-the-art safe. Unmovable.
20:16The office was built around it.
20:18Oh. And how is it exactly that no one can access it except you?
20:23Well, the code is not a series of numbers,
20:25but rather a metric of my biology.
20:28Oye, Robbins.
20:40Take Agent DeMaurier here to see Mr. Myers.
20:43We're sorry, sir. We tried to send you a message.
20:46Why? What's that?
20:48Agent Myers has escaped.
20:51What?
20:53We don't know how he did it. I'm sorry, sir.
20:56This is inexcusable, Mr. Brackenbridge.
21:02I'll have every constable in the city looking for him.
21:05We'll find him immediately.
21:06Isn't that right, Robbins?
21:08Yes.
21:09Well, go on!
21:10Yes.
21:11Right. Sorry.
21:12Right away, sir.
21:17With me.
21:23Oh. Incredible. It can read your thumb mark.
21:29Precisely.
21:31Aha.
21:32Code red file.
21:34How does it work?
21:35It uses a nip cow disk or some such thing.
21:38I don't pretend I understand it.
21:39I'm familiar with nip cow disks.
21:41Nikola Tesla and I use them to create television.
21:45Where do you think we got the idea?
21:49Have you been monitoring me?
21:51Murdoch, the government is always monitoring you.
21:55Let's go.
22:03The du Maurier woman was not happy.
22:05I think she smells a rat.
22:06Does the code red identify the killer?
22:08Not by name.
22:10What does he say?
22:11The Americans have found out about Project 1925.
22:14So the Americans killed your agents?
22:17Almost certainly.
22:18And their plans for retribution are not over.
22:21They are going to blow up Glensmere.
22:23Glensmere?
22:24The residence of Prime Minister Robert Borden.
22:34So the Prime Minister's life is in grave and immediate danger.
22:37We need to alert his aides in Ottawa immediately.
22:39Not just yet.
22:41The report also references a Canadian operative working for the Americans.
22:46That agent du Maurier woman.
22:48It's possible.
22:49It's also possible she didn't fabricate evidence against me to use to further her career.
22:53It's possible that the traitor is someone else.
22:56It's possible and...
22:57Which means we can't trust anyone.
22:58Precisely.
23:00So it's up to us to save the Prime Minister?
23:04We're going to Ottawa.
23:05Directly.
23:06The report says the attack will happen today.
23:08Her associates will likely be watching all of the train stations.
23:13And they have orders to shoot you on sight.
23:15By now, du Maurier knows we've accessed the safe.
23:17Her agents will have descriptions of both us and our disguises.
23:20Well, then we'll have to make sure they don't see you at all.
23:27Are you sure this is our best idea?
23:29Do you have a better one?
23:31How am I to breathe?
23:32I've cut an air hole.
23:34We're your accomplices, Myers.
23:36Our lives are in danger as well.
23:37This journey will hardly be a picnic for us.
23:43Oh.
23:44Wine.
23:45Tickets.
23:46My luck.
23:47I've got company.
23:49Tickets.
23:50I've got company.
23:52Tickets.
23:53I beg your pardon, sir.
23:54Thank you, sir.
23:55Tickets, please.
23:56I beg your pardon, sir.
23:57Thank you, sir.
23:58Tickets, please.
24:01Tickets.
24:05My luck.
24:06I've got company.
24:08Tickets.
24:11I beg your pardon, sir.
24:14Thank you, sir.
24:16Tickets, please.
24:22Tickets.
24:23That's one of du Maurier's associates.
24:25I'll get these up all over the neighborhood
24:27and hopefully find Mr. Turner safe and sound.
24:29Well, let's hope so.
24:30He is a nuisance, but he is my neighbor.
24:34Productive.
24:36Who is this man?
24:37Uh, local resident, Gord Turner.
24:39He's gone missing.
24:41Hair is particular.
24:43Cowling, I believe.
24:45Prominent?
24:46Oh, that's right.
24:47No amount of pomade could keep that straight.
24:50I just today saw a man whose hair looked like this.
24:53Did he resemble the rest of this depiction?
24:57I don't know.
25:04He didn't have a face.
25:13So what do we do?
25:15Well, if he's just watching, we wait.
25:18He's carrying a gun.
25:22That could be a problem.
25:24Let's take a walk.
25:37This is from the crime scene.
25:39As you can see, the hair is styled the same.
25:41Indeed.
25:43Mr. Mackenzie, I apologize for asking you to look at this,
25:46but is this your neighbor, Mr. Turner?
25:49Oh, dear me.
25:52That's Gord, for sure.
25:54You're certain?
25:55I lived right next to the man for over 15 years, Detective.
25:57I may not have cared for some of his eccentricities,
26:01but I knew him like my own brother, and not right there.
26:04That's his cowlick.
26:06No doubt about it.
26:07I'm sorry for your loss.
26:08Thank you, ma'am.
26:11Detective, I don't know what this means precisely,
26:13but this was one of the men killed in the double homicide this morning.
26:17The murders Agent Myers has been accused of?
26:19That's right.
26:20I'm not apprised with the details,
26:22but apparently the dead men are Canadian intelligence associates.
26:26Spies!
26:28You know, I shouldn't be a bit surprised.
26:30I always thought they were up to something.
26:32Who?
26:33The British Columbians.
26:36I suspect this conspiracy may run deeper.
26:39Mr. McKenzie, you can go home.
26:42Ms. Hart, I could use your help.
26:49They're still behind us, sir.
26:52Shall we lose him?
26:53Oh, my God.
26:54No, no.
26:55No.
26:57Oh.
26:58What?
26:59No.
27:00No.
27:01No.
27:02No.
27:03No.
27:05No.
27:06No.
27:09No.
27:10No.
27:11Where is he?
27:31Who?
27:32Agent Myers.
27:34I have no idea.
27:35Give him up or you die right now.
27:39No.
27:41No.
28:10Sir!
28:21Man up the soil!
28:29Not the most comfortable journey.
28:32Not as painful as ours.
28:35Take us to Glensmere, please.
28:37And, uh, quickly.
28:40Hello? Mr. Prime Minister, sir?
28:47Sir?
28:47Murdoch. Brackenreid.
28:50Agent Myers.
28:52Whatever are you doing here?
28:53Terribly sorry for the intrusion, sir,
28:55but the front door was open.
28:57It's a matter of some urgency, sir.
28:59I'll explain everything, but we must perform
29:01a search of the house first.
29:03Of course. Do as you must.
29:04Sweep the house. I'll fill in the prime minister.
29:09You look somehow different,
29:10sir.
29:11Thinner?
29:12Oh.
29:13Yes, it must be the Gulf.
29:16What exactly are we looking for?
29:19Anything that could blow up.
29:25The Americans have killed
29:27two of our agents already,
29:29and they know about Project 1925.
29:32They know about what?
29:35They can be trusted, sir.
29:38We found nothing, sir.
29:40What exactly are you looking for?
29:42A bomb.
29:43I was just getting to that.
29:45The Americans want you dead, sir.
29:46Mr. Turner was in the middle of preparing
29:51a refrigerator cake.
29:52He ran out of butter and came here
29:54and was possibly attacked there.
29:56Then he went to an insurance office
29:58where he was secretly working
30:00as a Canadian intelligence operative
30:02and was murdered.
30:03Why did he decide to go to work
30:05in the middle of making a cake?
30:06After having invited his neighbor
30:07over to share and said cake, no less.
30:11This is Princess Street.
30:12Yes.
30:14We're one block away
30:15from the insurance office
30:16where the murders happened.
30:17What if he wasn't
30:20an intelligence operative at all?
30:23You mean he was killed incidentally?
30:24Yes.
30:25Perhaps it was a crime of opportunity.
30:27The killer could have chosen anyone.
30:28He wanted to make it appear
30:29that two of Myers' agents were dead
30:31when, in fact, only one was dead.
30:34He journeyed half a block,
30:35killed Mr. Turner,
30:37and took his body to the office
30:38to make it look like
30:39he was one of the spies.
30:42Meaning one of the supposedly dead agents
30:44is still alive.
30:45Yes.
30:45What does that mean?
30:47I don't know,
30:48but we need to tell Detective Murdoch.
30:51So one of your agents,
30:53who is now dead,
30:54discovered an American plot
30:56to do me in.
30:57Yes.
30:58But there is no bomb.
31:00There is not.
31:01Then what on earth is going on?
31:03Maybe your agent was wrong, Mice.
31:05Perhaps.
31:07Or perhaps the whole thing was a ruse.
31:10A ruse?
31:11To what end?
31:13There could be only one possible
31:15explanation.
31:16Myers?
31:17What in God's name?
31:19I'm sorry, gentlemen.
31:20This is our only way out.
31:21The Prime Minister has to die.
31:23Myers, you cannot kill the Prime Minister.
31:30I'm doing what I have to do.
31:32You lost your mind.
31:34This whole code red was the ruse, wasn't it?
31:37How it got into the safe,
31:38I do not know,
31:39but the intention was clear.
31:41Lure everyone with knowledge
31:42of Project 1925 into one place
31:44so we could be eliminated.
31:47That would include you two gentlemen.
31:48And the Prime Minister.
31:49No, of course not.
31:51Denying his knowledge of the project
31:53is the only way to defend himself
31:54and the rest of Canada
31:55from being destroyed by the Americans.
31:57But he's the one that ordered us to die.
32:00What on earth are you talking about?
32:02I just got back from a golf trip.
32:04Never should have trusted you, Gordon.
32:07Laurier was the glory of Canada.
32:09You, sir, are a shame.
32:11Oh, no, you listen here.
32:13I've heard enough.
32:14Myers, you absolutely cannot kill
32:16the Prime Minister.
32:17Either he dies or we do.
32:20Detective!
32:24Postal Roberts,
32:25where's Detective Murdoch?
32:27He's gone.
32:28He said in case of emergency
32:29he was to be reached here.
32:32Glensmere.
32:36Put down the gun.
32:38I mean you no harm, Myers.
32:40I will do everything in my power
32:42to ensure your safety.
32:43For the love of God, man,
32:45what is Project 1925?
32:48You really don't know?
32:50No!
32:51I don't think he's lying, Myers.
32:52I believe him.
32:55That's impossible.
32:57We met but two months ago
32:58in your chambers, face to face.
33:00Two months ago I was in Europe.
33:04Don't move.
33:05Don't move.
33:05Glenn Zemere?
33:14Watson?
33:16I don't understand what it means,
33:18but one of the agents found dead this morning
33:20wasn't an agent at all.
33:23What are you saying?
33:24One of the two dead men this morning
33:26wasn't an agent.
33:29I believe one of the agents
33:30lured a passerby on the street,
33:32killed the passerby,
33:33and then posed the body in the office
33:35in place of himself,
33:37effectively faking his own death.
33:39The one named Kenneth Peterson.
33:41So the agent named Kenneth Peterson
33:44could still be alive?
33:46That would explain how the fake code red
33:48got into the safe.
33:51Peterson is Agent Zed.
33:53I thought he was working for you.
33:55I thought he did.
33:56He must be a double agent.
33:58Who are you?
33:59I'm, I'm...
34:00That's Timothy.
34:01He's my aide.
34:02I'm sorry, sir.
34:03The door was open,
34:04and I thought you'd still be in Parliament.
34:07Why would I be in Parliament?
34:08You're not in session.
34:10But you called an emergency cabinet meeting.
34:13I did no such thing.
34:15So if the prime minister
34:16didn't call a meeting,
34:18who did?
34:19We clearly need to find out.
34:21Mr. Prime Minister, look.
34:41That man.
34:42He appears to be you.
34:44He's a dead ringer, isn't he?
34:46That would be Agent Zed.
34:48Or the master of disguise.
34:50He's the Borden I met with
34:51the launch Project 1925.
34:53I knew you looked different today, sir.
34:55I just couldn't put my finger on it.
34:56So what's he planning on doing in there?
34:58I'm not sure.
34:59But we had better stuff.
35:01Oh, my God!
35:02Timothy!
35:03I knew he was a traitor.
35:04We couldn't trust anyone.
35:05Go!
35:05Get in the gun!
35:10What's going on?
35:11Look away, dear.
35:12Look away.
35:13That would never happen
35:14if women ran Parliament.
35:15The first time since its founding
35:18our nation is under threat.
35:21Thanks to Laurier
35:23and his obsession with reciprocity,
35:26our economy has become reliant
35:28on our neighbors to the south.
35:30Too reliant.
35:32And that is why I,
35:34Robert Borden,
35:36am introducing,
35:37for the first time in Canadian history,
35:39the War Measures Act.
35:42This act,
35:43upon its passing,
35:44will give our formidable country
35:46the power to take our fate
35:48into our own hands.
35:51Instead of waiting to be crushed
35:53under the boot heel of America,
35:56Canada will strike first.
35:59With the weakling in the White House,
36:01our time is now.
36:03First, we will take Maine,
36:05then Michigan,
36:06Washington,
36:07and Oregon.
36:07Then we will take Washington, D.C.,
36:10and the White House.
36:13The USA will belong to Canada.
36:19Stop!
36:21That man's an imposter.
36:23Who is this man?
36:24I am Robert Borden, sir,
36:26the Prime Minister of Canada.
36:28That is absurd.
36:30I am Robert Borden.
36:32Remove these men.
36:33I am Agent Terrence Meyer.
36:35Some of you know me.
36:35And I can assure you,
36:38this is the real Robert Borden.
36:41I have this morning received a folio
36:43from our intelligence service
36:44regarding Agent Myers.
36:47He is a rogue agent.
36:48He is working for the Americans.
36:51I would never.
36:54Mr. Myers is right.
36:55This is the real Robert Borden.
36:57And this man is an imposter.
36:59These,
36:59these are American agents,
37:01and they are sent to stand
37:02in the way of Canada's destiny.
37:05Would a real Canadian
37:06try and stop us
37:07from taking over America?
37:08No.
37:09A real Canadian
37:10would support this act.
37:11A real Canadian
37:13would support the annexing
37:15of the United States of America
37:17in order to become
37:18Canada's 10th province.
37:20Oh, listen to him, gentlemen.
37:22It's all a ruse.
37:24That's right.
37:25We are Canadian.
37:27I'm a police officer.
37:28A Canadian police officer.
37:30This is the badge
37:31from the Buffalo,
37:31New York Police Department.
37:33What?
37:35No.
37:36Someone must have taken mine
37:37and replaced it with this...
37:39Remove these Americans
37:40and keep them detained.
37:42They will be sent back
37:43to their country.
37:43Get your hands off of me.
37:46I am not American.
37:49I was born in Nova Scotia.
37:51My brother is a Mountie
37:53in British Columbia.
37:54I've visited all
37:55of our fair provinces
37:56and territories.
37:58I've befriended the Algonquin
37:59and the Songhees.
38:01And I have welcomed
38:02visitors and immigrants
38:04from all over the globe.
38:06Hear, hear, hear.
38:07I was a lumberjack.
38:09Je parle français
38:10et anglais.
38:11A toque is a hat.
38:14A Chesterfield is a couch.
38:16And it is most definitely
38:17pronounced Zed.
38:19Canada is the world's
38:21second largest country,
38:22but its citizens
38:23are second to none.
38:26And I'm sure every Canadian here
38:28would agree with me
38:29when I say
38:30we would never
38:31attack our neighbors.
38:34I am Detective William Murdoch
38:36of the Toronto Constabulary
38:38and I am Canadian.
38:41Well done, sir.
39:06Something I learned
39:07in Shewinigan.
39:12As you can see,
39:13gentlemen,
39:15this is the imposter.
39:18And this is
39:19the Prime Minister of Canada.
39:21That is right.
39:23And if I
39:23have anything
39:24to say about it,
39:26Canada
39:26will never
39:28be at war
39:29with America.
39:30Thank you,
39:43partner, sir.
39:45You were the ticket taker
39:46on the train.
39:47That's how you were able
39:48to swap my badge.
39:50That's right,
39:51Detective.
39:52And the blind man.
39:54Very impressive,
39:55Zed.
39:56So what happened?
39:57Agent Y found you out.
39:59That's right.
40:00His code red
40:01was about me.
40:03But I was able
40:03to destroy it
40:04and replace it
40:05with that ruse
40:06about blowing up
40:07Glensmere.
40:08And then you killed him.
40:10Along with an
40:11innocent civilian
40:12so we would believe
40:13that you were dead
40:14as well.
40:15You intended
40:16on leading us
40:17into a war
40:18we couldn't
40:19possibly win.
40:21You know,
40:22I'm curious.
40:23What did the
40:23Americans do
40:24to convince you
40:24to turn your back
40:25on Canada?
40:26Hmm?
40:27Or were you
40:28American all along?
40:33Agent Myers,
40:34I am not
40:36Canadian,
40:38nor am I
40:39American.
40:41Russian.
40:43A good disguise
40:44goes deeper
40:45than the skin.
40:47Why does Russia
40:47want the USA
40:48to go to war
40:49with Canada?
40:49Why not?
40:51We don't care
40:51who wins.
40:53We just want
40:54you to fight
40:54so we can
40:55take what we want.
40:57What does
40:58Russia want?
40:59What do you think?
41:02Alaska.
41:04Alaska?
41:05Of course.
41:06Alaska
41:07is the jewel
41:08of the Arctic.
41:09All this
41:10just so Russia
41:11can take back
41:11Alaska?
41:12That's right.
41:14With Alaska,
41:15Russia will
41:16control the Arctic.
41:17And one day
41:18after the West
41:20has fallen,
41:21Russia
41:21will rule
41:23the world.
41:25All we have to do
41:26is let you
41:27destroy yourselves.
41:35Well,
41:35I must admit,
41:37DeMaurier,
41:37I thought you were
41:38the one behind
41:39all of this.
41:40I thought the same
41:41of you,
41:41Agent Myers.
41:42That's why I lied
41:43to the detective here
41:44about your gun.
41:45you threatened
41:46to kill me
41:47if I helped
41:48Agent Myers.
41:50Yes.
41:52Well,
41:53I hope we can
41:53put aside
41:54all our differences
41:54from here on out.
41:56Canada cannot succeed
41:57if we're
41:58distrustful
41:59of one another.
42:01We shall put aside
42:03our differences
42:03for the good
42:04of the country.
42:06Mm-hmm.
42:06Do you really trust her?
42:10I most certainly
42:11do not.
42:12I don't know
42:13what she's up to,
42:13but I intend
42:14to find out.
42:20It's delicious.
42:21Did you make these?
42:23I did.
42:23A man died
42:24preparing this recipe
42:25and I wanted to
42:26try it for myself.
42:28Chocolate, coconut,
42:29and custard
42:30is quite the combination.
42:31I have to agree.
42:33What did you say
42:33they were called again?
42:34It's chocolate
42:35refrigerator cake
42:36from Nanaimo.
42:39That's a better name,
42:40isn't it?
42:41What's that?
42:42Nanaimo.
42:43Yes.
42:44The Nanaimo
42:45refrigerator cake.
42:48Oh,
42:49Chief Constable.
42:50I just thought
42:51I'd pop by
42:51and say congratulations,
42:53Llewellyn.
42:54It appears
42:54you helped
42:55save the bloody country.
42:56Hmm.
42:57Who's after us
42:58this time?
42:58Oh, I don't know.
42:59The Americans,
43:00the Russians,
43:01the Welsh.
43:02Not that it makes
43:02any difference
43:03in the end.
43:04Yes, well,
43:04I'm glad to know
43:05Canada will endure,
43:07though I can't
43:07take any credit myself.
43:09Why's that?
43:10Well, I never would
43:10have placed that
43:11telephone call
43:12in time to save
43:13the day of when
43:13Mr. McKenzie
43:14hadn't reported
43:15his neighbour missing
43:16within an hour
43:16of his disappearance.
43:18The whole country
43:19was saved because
43:19that man was worried
43:20about his friend.
43:21Well, they weren't
43:22friends, just
43:22neighbours looking
43:24out for one another.
43:26Perhaps there's
43:26a moral in that.
43:28Very good.
43:29All right, easy.
43:34Easy.
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