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Janice Starlin (Jennifer Rubin), an aging cosmetics CEO facing pressure from her company to be replaced by a younger model. Desperate to regain her youthful appearance, she turns to a disgraced scientist, Dr. Zinthrop (Daniel J. Travanti), who has created an experimental youth serum derived from queen wasp enzymes
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00:00:08you're going to have to take a shortcut through the quasar
00:00:14receiving automated sos
00:00:15there's someone out there
00:00:19foster can you hear me what's going on looks like they had some serious problems over here
00:00:27i'm adam i'm dr adam milton look how your eyes are like that like what they're different
00:00:32do it again do it again okay but this is the last time where's amy she went up to her
00:00:39room
00:00:42what is he he's an android does everything a man can do better no one's ever programmed ethics
00:00:49isn't a machine before you forgot to tell him that killing is wrong morals it's subjective
00:00:54you'll ever know more than you're programming shut up he's a walking miracle talk to me adam
00:01:00i am adam and you are eve will appear in a superior race you are the chosen one i don't
00:01:07choose to be
00:01:07chosen i don't understand he's there he's coming it isn't possible i objected him into space
00:01:13machines can be shut down not this one
00:01:29i have become the destroyer of worlds
00:01:45so i'm never gonna leave you alone
00:01:55in a dangerous world well well well in a treacherous time
00:02:02looks like somebody wants to play cops and rock
00:02:11has cast a dark shadow over the city of angels
00:02:15i'm going to open up the san angelo vault and bury the city of angels but from out of the
00:02:21darkness
00:02:22behind the mask courage stings with a lethal venom
00:02:33computer engage arsenal fire
00:02:39you're too late black scorpion
00:02:49no it can't be
00:02:51GHT
00:02:57Medicaid
00:02:57That is me
00:02:58i'm very surprised
00:03:05god
00:03:09joan severance in black scorpion 2 aftershock this crime just doesn't pay anymore
00:03:23life around the griffin household is well normal you're in trouble
00:03:29joshua you are grounded for a week what's your old man been up to
00:03:34but when professor griffin makes the biggest discovery of his life
00:03:42griffin's gonna blow up the neighborhood things get a little out of hand
00:03:50josh's plan to make himself invisible accidentally backfires
00:03:54and now nazi is believing
00:03:59joshua it's as though she's just up and disappeared
00:04:06underneath all this stuff i'm invisible
00:04:09sorry mom
00:04:11sorry isn't good enough when mom is invisible
00:04:13and the worst part is whoever owns this formula is gonna rule the world
00:04:19you can't do this bye bye
00:04:23with time running out it's up to mom to rescue her family and save the day
00:04:32but sometimes
00:04:34a mom's gotta do what a mom's gotta do
00:04:37starring trenton knight
00:04:39stella stevens
00:04:40and d wallace stone
00:04:42as the invisible mom
00:04:57a 16 year old hooker alone on the streets
00:05:00mister i said i don't do that
00:05:02an innocent witness
00:05:04jesus lonely what happened to your face
00:05:07just another wild night
00:05:08a crazed cop
00:05:11rumbled in the streets
00:05:12he's after the only girl
00:05:15for a girl with a torn heirloom
00:05:16who knows his secret
00:05:20that the most brutal
00:05:22where is she
00:05:23sadistic killer
00:05:28is a cop
00:05:29he won't stop until she's dead
00:05:32tori come on we gotta get help
00:05:34from who
00:05:35i just blew away a cop
00:05:37they'll never believe that he's the bad guy and a whore's innocent
00:05:41he kept your promise
00:05:43without being responsible for me
00:05:47where is she
00:05:48she got into a car
00:06:07rumble in the streets
00:06:14it is real
00:06:15the human evil is self-evident in this world
00:06:19there are other purer forms
00:06:21belonging to the vapor
00:06:22and the darkness
00:06:23this they have discovered
00:06:30you may have an elemental inhabit in your house
00:06:33a force that knows no bounds
00:06:38i'm feeling something here
00:06:40an evil that feels no pity
00:06:44a horror that preys on the innocent
00:06:47and lives in the house of the damned
00:06:52spectre
00:06:52your ancestors
00:06:54are practitioners of black magic in this house
00:06:58i've never felt a presence as strong before
00:07:03where is my daughter
00:07:05we laid connie to rest
00:07:07the evil has taken over in our place
00:07:22this force feeds on suspicion
00:07:24and doubt
00:07:25and fear
00:07:26get away from her
00:07:35this isn't happening
00:07:38mother's just awful when she's like this
00:07:40spectre
00:07:42spectre
00:07:43spectre
00:07:50spectre
00:08:06spectre
00:08:23Miss, miss, you don't intend on running up that path, do you?
00:08:28Yeah, why not?
00:08:29Oh, there's some awfully nasty insects in there.
00:08:31It's rather unusual this time of year.
00:08:33Oh, don't worry about it.
00:08:34I run up this path all the time.
00:08:38It's your funeral.
00:09:09Oh, don't worry.
00:09:14Oh, don't worry.
00:09:37Oh, don't worry.
00:09:39Oh, don't worry.
00:09:42What's going on?
00:09:43Oh, don't worry.
00:09:45Oh, don't worry.
00:09:48Oh, don't worry.
00:12:04Nick, give me a number two diffusion, okay?
00:12:06It's already on the camera, boss.
00:12:11I knew that.
00:12:12Janice, excuse me.
00:12:14The fitness video distributor's just called, and John Talbot's here for your 11 o'clock.
00:12:18Thank you, Mary.
00:12:19I'll be right there.
00:12:20Tell the distributors I'll return their return after lunch.
00:12:24Will do.
00:12:28Okay, one more, and that'll do it.
00:12:32That's nice.
00:12:33That's it.
00:12:34Shoot the product this afternoon?
00:12:37Thanks.
00:12:42Ready for your three-mile run?
00:12:44Always.
00:12:45My place with the track?
00:12:47Your place.
00:12:50That way, where we start, we can finish.
00:12:53See you later.
00:13:11And then I got her right there, you know?
00:13:14Bing!
00:13:14You know what I mean?
00:13:15Excellent.
00:13:17Hey, come on, don't you think she's a little too old to be a model?
00:13:21We're talking Airbrush Central here.
00:13:24Oh, serious, Miles.
00:13:25I mean, did you see those hands?
00:13:27She looks older than my mother.
00:13:29Yeah.
00:13:29Actually, your mother's not too bad.
00:13:31She available?
00:13:32Thanks.
00:13:32I don't think so.
00:13:39I don't think so.
00:14:17Dr. Jentrup, they're here.
00:14:26Seriously, make it easy.
00:14:28I can't get you.
00:14:29They're all locked up.
00:14:33Ralph, good.
00:14:34Come on in.
00:14:34Bring him in.
00:14:35Here you go, Doc.
00:15:01Good morning, Arthur.
00:15:02You remember John Talbot?
00:15:04Absolutely.
00:15:05Thanks, Galloway.
00:15:06Nice to see you.
00:15:07You've met my assistant, Mary Novak.
00:15:09She'll be assisting us today.
00:15:10Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:15:14Jess, I have to tell you, I came away from our last meeting feeling very optimistic about
00:15:19investing in the skin care line of Starlin products.
00:15:22Well, we have an excellent product line.
00:15:24Oh, no doubt.
00:15:26Oh, no doubt.
00:15:26No doubt.
00:15:26No doubt.
00:15:27Well, that's why your recent drop in sales were especially perplexing.
00:15:31But, uh, we think that we can turn things around if you'll follow our guidelines.
00:15:38The last time I followed someone's guidelines, Mr. Talbot, who's in the eighth grade.
00:15:46Well, then perhaps we should have said our suggestions.
00:15:50Ah, then.
00:15:51What do you suggest?
00:15:53Well, for starters, you need more of an aggressive ad campaign.
00:15:56Like your chief competitor.
00:15:57I'd agree.
00:15:58The skin tone line reinvents the wheel every six months.
00:16:02And, uh, how do you gentlemen propose to reinvent this wheel?
00:16:10Well, uh, you need a new face for the Starlin line.
00:16:15I've always been the face for my products.
00:16:18I know, and I've always had tremendous admiration for you, Janice.
00:16:22I have.
00:16:23You know, I followed your career from the early days, back when you were on the cover of almost
00:16:27every magazine in the country.
00:16:28You know, the fitness videos.
00:16:30Sports clothes.
00:16:31Yeah, I know the skin care line right up to today.
00:16:34And now it's time to reinvent the wheel.
00:16:42Well, I'm afraid that's the way I see it, kid.
00:16:45It's the public.
00:16:46They've got to have a pretty face.
00:16:48Yeah.
00:16:56You know, we can turn this whole division around, Janice.
00:16:59Well, I'll think about your suggestions, along with other options.
00:17:03Fine, and I'll, um, keep in touch with you.
00:17:05Fabulous.
00:17:13Lieutenant, have you got a minute?
00:17:29I heard you telling Talbot about your other options.
00:17:35What other options?
00:17:36There's always other options, Arthur.
00:17:39Janice, don't be evasive.
00:17:41It's not like you.
00:17:42Arthur.
00:17:43I've just been asked to stop modeling for my own skin care line.
00:17:47Well, you needn't take it so personally.
00:17:50It is personal, Arthur.
00:17:52My face has always been the trademark for my products.
00:17:55Well, why not screen test some new models?
00:18:00Just see how it feels.
00:18:02Try it on for size.
00:18:05And what if it doesn't fit?
00:18:07Well, it's your company.
00:18:11You coordinate with marketing on the screen, Tess, okay?
00:18:17You've made the right decision.
00:18:20Janice, I think this is the facts you've been waiting for.
00:18:50Dr. Zinthrop?
00:18:51Dr. Zinthrop?
00:19:09Do I meet with your approval, Miss Starlin?
00:19:16I don't know yet.
00:19:18Dr. Zinthrop Janice Starlin.
00:19:20How do you do?
00:19:21Your line of work is completely foreign to me.
00:19:24You made some pretty far-fetched claims in your facts.
00:19:26Then why are you here?
00:19:28It may take something as far-fetched as wasp hormones to revive my skin care line.
00:19:33Can you show me some proof?
00:19:35Come with me.
00:19:39The queen wasp paralyzes the queen wasp paralyzes the aging process with that same venom by mixing the venom with
00:19:49a natural alpha-hydroxy base.
00:19:50I can freeze the tissue before it degenerates further.
00:19:54What about rejuvenation?
00:19:57That's the true discovery.
00:19:59Go over here.
00:20:02Wasp hormones mixed with that same alpha-hydroxy base.
00:20:07Not only arrest aging, they're reversing the mice in these two cages are exactly the same age, five years old,
00:20:18old age, or any mouse.
00:20:21The mice in this cage received my extract.
00:20:25They're noticeably more vital than youthful.
00:20:28And their cellular tissues are the same as one-year-olds.
00:20:31But this isn't proof.
00:20:33I can't tell the difference between them.
00:20:36Perhaps I can demonstrate my extract for the scientist in your laboratory.
00:20:44I have a better idea.
00:20:47And that was a bit extra catnip tonight.
00:20:54When will you be back to check the results?
00:20:56As soon as you see them.
00:21:28Tell me the truth.
00:21:31Don't you ever feel like going out on the beach?
00:21:34Finding a little rock cove or something.
00:21:38Stripping naked.
00:21:39Lying in the sand and just making love to hell with the sun damage.
00:21:44I don't think so.
00:21:47You know why?
00:21:49One of these days, I'm going to seduce you in broad daylight.
00:21:55Twelve noon.
00:21:57And something like a tropical island.
00:22:01That I'd like to see.
00:22:02I can be over.
00:22:04I can be over.
00:22:09I can be over.
00:22:19And I'm going over.
00:22:25And you're going to see isn't the one right now.
00:22:34Anything of interest?
00:22:36Well, I was reading here that wasps cocoon their prey after the kill.
00:22:41Oh.
00:22:41And you don't want to get on the bad side of a queen wasp.
00:22:45Why not?
00:22:45She'll sting you to death.
00:22:47Oh.
00:22:48That's it.
00:22:48Stretch.
00:22:49Stretch.
00:22:50That's nice.
00:22:51Get your chin up.
00:22:51Chin up.
00:22:52That's it.
00:22:53That's great.
00:22:55This is easy for you.
00:22:57Good.
00:22:58Good.
00:23:00That's great.
00:23:02Oh, yeah.
00:23:03That's amazing.
00:23:03That's terrific.
00:23:04Terrific.
00:23:05Beautiful.
00:23:06Beautiful.
00:23:07That's nice.
00:23:08Turn me in.
00:23:08That's amazing.
00:23:09What are you thinking right now?
00:23:10Show me what you've been doing.
00:23:12That's it.
00:23:12You look terrific.
00:23:14Terrific.
00:23:16Still want that diffusion filter?
00:23:17Hell no.
00:23:18We don't need this.
00:23:20I hear you.
00:23:22Beautiful.
00:23:23Beautiful.
00:23:24That's nice.
00:23:29She's natural, isn't she?
00:23:31Yes.
00:23:31Everything but the hair.
00:23:33Nice.
00:23:34Nonsense.
00:23:35We better grab her before somebody else does.
00:23:39Here, one more.
00:23:40Oh, right there.
00:23:41Right there.
00:23:42Hold that.
00:23:43Great.
00:23:44That's it.
00:23:45Hey, Caitlin, come over here and meet Janice Starlin.
00:23:48Nick.
00:23:48Come on.
00:23:52Hi.
00:23:53I am a huge fan of yours, Miss Starlin.
00:23:56Thank you, Caitlin.
00:23:58I see you have some fans of your own.
00:24:03Nesting instinct is consistent with the research of Winnicott and others.
00:24:07The wasp hunter, in particular, sometimes seeks an already existing burrow for its nest, where it will take its living
00:24:13prey to be cocooned.
00:24:24Kitty.
00:24:25Kitty, kitty.
00:24:30Kitty.
00:24:30It can't be.
00:24:36Does my research begin to make sense to you now?
00:24:39Yeah.
00:24:40Yeah.
00:24:46you understand that i've never tested this on human beings
00:24:50you'll test it on me and i'd like to get started today no ho ho that's too dangerous
00:24:55this hormone has properties similar to psychoactive drugs that can induce paranoia mood swings
00:25:02even altered libidos i understand your reluctance but i've done some research on my own
00:25:09i've learned that you were a doctor of internal medicine before switching to eastern medicine and
00:25:14that one of your cancer patients died when you treated them with a highly controversial nemesis
00:25:19vaccine and then you were expelled from the american medical association now why are you so anxious to
00:25:27be the guinea pig for this hormone i also know about the other seven patients that received the vaccine
00:25:34from you all of them alive today without a trace of cancer you see dr zinthra
00:25:44i too intend to beat the odds i'm only willing to give you small doses of the hormone
00:25:52everybody's metabolism is different you may see results in a couple weeks maybe even days
00:26:03you're the doctor
00:26:24janice
00:26:27there you are looking everywhere for you do you think we can get caitlin's agency to agree to a
00:26:34one-year contract just between you and me we may not need her what but the investors i've got a
00:26:43hold of something that'll blow the skincare division sky high without the investors or the blonde
00:26:50janice
00:26:51janice
00:26:51janice
00:26:51what are you getting at
00:26:54sorry arthur
00:26:55it's my baby
00:26:57i will say it's the shot in the arm this company needs
00:27:08janice
00:27:08are you you all right
00:27:10yes i'm fine
00:27:11i'm fine
00:27:39hi doc
00:27:40hi ralph i'm glad you're here i'm running awfully late in the room you have a great time to do
00:27:42it
00:27:42So am I. I can't find Samson.
00:27:47Doc, what do you do with these things?
00:27:49Actually, I'm making a beauty aid out of them.
00:27:52Really? Those ugly things?
00:27:55Funny to me, they're beautiful.
00:27:58Well, have a good night.
00:28:00And, by the way, get some beauty rest, huh?
00:28:03You too. Thanks, Rob.
00:28:04Puss, puss, puss.
00:28:07Samson.
00:28:08Where'd you go?
00:28:17Puss, puss.
00:28:19How is that?
00:28:27How is that?
00:28:34And scientists warn today that the so-called killer bees
00:28:37will soon migrate from South America through Texas
00:28:41and might infest the entire United States.
00:28:43Now this.
00:28:45Killer bees.
00:28:46My ass.
00:28:48What's next?
00:29:03No, no.
00:29:06Now, let's go.
00:29:06No, let's go.
00:29:09No, no, no.
00:29:11What happened?
00:29:12No, no, no, no.
00:29:15It was a real question.
00:29:15Come on.
00:29:16It's a real question.
00:29:17No, no, no, no, no.
00:29:18No, no, no!
00:29:19No, no, no, no!
00:29:19I don't know.
00:29:53I don't know.
00:30:22I'm the new star now.
00:30:25I don't know.
00:30:55I'd like to talk to you, Mary.
00:30:56Yeah, let's say.
00:30:57Well, what is all this about Janice getting involved in some kind of experimental research?
00:31:04Um, I really don't know anything about that.
00:31:11Well, I'm concerned, you know, for Janice.
00:31:15I'd like to know more about the research because I'd like to be able to help her make whatever decisions
00:31:20might affect the future of this company.
00:31:23Well, Arthur, I appreciate your concern for Janice, but I think she's perfectly capable of taking care of herself.
00:31:30I mean, after all, it's her company.
00:31:34So it is.
00:31:57Oh, yes.
00:32:01It's a definite improvement in the tissue and muscle tone.
00:32:04Why is it taking so long?
00:32:06Your cat changed right away.
00:32:08Well, I think your metabolism is slightly different from Samson's.
00:32:12Poor fellow.
00:32:13I can't find him.
00:32:14He lost.
00:32:15Well, don't worry about it.
00:32:16He'll be back.
00:32:17Why don't you give me the concentrate?
00:32:18Absolutely not.
00:32:20Be patient.
00:32:22Within mere months, the Starland Company will revolutionize the beauty industry.
00:32:27You think so?
00:32:29Mm-hmm.
00:32:30Take a look.
00:32:31At least five years younger already.
00:33:01Hey.
00:33:03Hi, Caitlin.
00:33:04Come on in.
00:33:06Groovy place.
00:33:09Oh, my God.
00:33:10I just had to come by and tell you.
00:33:12I saw the proofs from the beach shoot.
00:33:14You did an awesome job.
00:33:18Oh, wow.
00:33:20I bet you took these, too, huh?
00:33:22Mm-hmm.
00:33:25Nice background.
00:33:27Where is it?
00:33:28Arizona?
00:33:29No.
00:33:30Actually, a couple of miles up the road.
00:33:31It's Bronson Caves.
00:33:34Um, I have to go in a minute.
00:33:36It's a two-day gig in Palm Springs.
00:33:38Would you excuse me while I pack?
00:33:40Oh, well, I'll help you pack.
00:33:46Let's see now.
00:33:47What do you need for a trip to the desert?
00:33:50Um, sunglasses?
00:33:53Sunblock?
00:33:54Maybe somebody to rub the sunblock on your back?
00:33:57This is work.
00:33:59And it's not being very friendly.
00:34:02That's exactly what I am being.
00:34:06Friendly.
00:34:10Come on.
00:34:10Let me, let me walk you to your car.
00:34:24Come on.
00:34:25Nick, have you seen Alec?
00:34:26He should be around.
00:34:27He's coming by to pick up some equipment.
00:34:37Hi.
00:34:38Hi.
00:34:39Are you going somewhere?
00:34:41Yeah, Palm Springs, remember?
00:34:44Oh.
00:34:45Well, can we at least have dinner tonight?
00:34:49There's no time.
00:34:50I have to go right now.
00:34:52Hmm.
00:34:54Look, Janice, I think that a couple of days apart is going to do us some good.
00:34:59I see.
00:35:02I'll talk to you soon.
00:35:05Sure.
00:35:05See you.
00:35:30Samson?
00:35:34Samson?
00:35:35Samson?
00:35:37Kitty, kitty, kitty, is that you?
00:36:01Kitty, kitty.
00:36:02Come on.
00:36:04All right.
00:36:05Okay.
00:36:05I hear you.
00:36:07Wow.
00:36:10Kitty, kitty.
00:36:11Come on.
00:36:11Samson.
00:36:12Samson?
00:36:14Samson?
00:36:16Wow.
00:36:17Come on.
00:36:18Push, push.
00:36:21Push, push.
00:36:25Samson?
00:36:27Wow.
00:36:29Wow.
00:36:30Wow.
00:36:55Samson, come on.
00:36:57Let's get out of here.
00:37:03Let's get out of here.
00:37:05Let's get out of here.
00:37:09Let's get out of here.
00:37:10Let's get out of here.
00:37:12Let's get out of here.
00:37:13Let's get out of here.
00:37:14Let's get out of here.
00:37:15Let's get out of here.
00:37:16Let's get out of here.
00:37:17Let's get out of here.
00:37:17Let's get out of here.
00:37:18Let's get out of here.
00:37:18Let's get out of here.
00:37:18Let's get out of here.
00:37:18Let's get out of here.
00:37:19Let's get out of here.
00:37:19Let's get out of here.
00:37:20Let's get out of here.
00:37:22Let's get out of here.
00:37:23Let's get out of here.
00:37:26Let's get out of here.
00:37:27Oh, my God.
00:37:59Janice?
00:38:00Yes, Mary?
00:38:02Oh, my God. Is it you?
00:38:05Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
00:38:08God, you look so different.
00:38:12Zinthrop? Yes.
00:38:15Wow.
00:38:16Isn't it a miracle? A wonderful, beautiful, magical miracle?
00:38:20It's amazing.
00:38:21How old do I look?
00:38:2325 years old.
00:38:24Yes.
00:38:25I feel pretty, I feel pretty.
00:38:33Good job, sir.
00:38:34Good job, sir.
00:38:35Good job, sir.
00:38:36Good job, sir.
00:38:39Who is that?
00:38:41Can't be.
00:38:42Oh, I could eat the panties right off of...
00:38:45Shh. Starling.
00:38:47No way.
00:38:48Way?
00:38:51It's unbelievable.
00:38:52Arthur, this wasp hormone extract is going to change the skin care industry completely.
00:38:58Without a doubt.
00:38:59It's going to be bigger than silicone implants.
00:39:01No, bigger, bigger, much bigger.
00:39:03Marketing is going to have a fielding.
00:39:04Yeah, well, who wouldn't?
00:39:07Arthur, I hope you understand that the innovative nature of this research prevented me from sharing it with you sooner.
00:39:15You're my right-hand man.
00:39:17I appreciate you so much.
00:39:22I'm about ready to go public with this discovery.
00:39:25I mean, it's Dr. Zinthrop's brainchild, but he's going to be great with the media.
00:39:29Oh, Arthur.
00:39:31I want you to cancel our meeting with Mr. Talbot.
00:39:34Once news hits the street, we won't need his money.
00:39:36I want you to cancel our meeting with Mr. Talbot.
00:40:05Hi, this is Alec.
00:40:06Alec, I need you.
00:40:07I'm out of town until Tuesday, so please leave a message.
00:40:10Damn it.
00:40:11God.
00:40:29I need to see some ID first, miss.
00:40:40Thanks.
00:40:52Carly, you know, I mean, we work together.
00:40:54Maybe we should play together.
00:40:56I don't know, Nick.
00:40:58I mean, you know.
00:41:00Oh, I'm sorry.
00:41:02Nick, come here with me.
00:41:02Hey, hey, how you doing?
00:41:03I'm working here, okay?
00:41:05Okay.
00:41:05I'll see you.
00:41:06Thanks, Bob.
00:41:06You know I'm a great photographer.
00:41:10She looks older than my mother.
00:41:13Nobody can rack focus better than me.
00:41:16You've got the greatest rack I've ever seen.
00:41:19Yeah.
00:41:20And I thought you were one of the smart ones.
00:41:23But I see you're just a fool.
00:41:24So, fool, you got to go.
00:41:34Hello, Miss Starlight.
00:41:36Hello, Nick.
00:41:37I don't see you here very often.
00:41:41Is this your hangout?
00:41:43It's a good place to unwind.
00:41:45Ah, that's what I need sometimes.
00:41:47A place to unwind.
00:41:48Someone to unwind with.
00:41:50Where's Alec tonight?
00:41:52Oh, don't you know?
00:41:54He's in Palm Springs, aren't you his assistant?
00:41:57Aren't you his girlfriend?
00:42:00And who's your girlfriend?
00:42:02Oh, I forgot.
00:42:03You have lots of girlfriends, don't you?
00:42:07You must have something very special.
00:42:10I have always wondered about that.
00:42:13How do you get to be one of the privileged few?
00:42:19Do I still remind you of your mother?
00:42:21Huh?
00:42:23Never mind.
00:42:26Mmm.
00:42:29Mmm.
00:42:49Go for it, baby.
00:42:50Let me help you.
00:42:55Let me help you.
00:42:57Mmm.
00:42:59Mmm.
00:43:01Mmm.
00:43:03Mmm.
00:43:06Mmm.
00:43:15Oh, my God.
00:43:37Ah!
00:43:37Ah!
00:43:38Ah!
00:43:39Ah!
00:43:40Ah!
00:43:44Oh, God.
00:43:47Oh!
00:43:48Oh.
00:44:21Ah!
00:44:22That's what I need sometimes, a place to unwind, something to unwind with.
00:44:30Oh, God.
00:44:34Oh, God.
00:44:58Oh, God.
00:45:14Hi, Caitlin.
00:45:17What do I look different?
00:45:19I'm sorry.
00:45:20Sure you are.
00:45:22You look absolutely young.
00:45:26By the time you're my age, the extract I took will be as common as everyday moisturizer.
00:45:31You'll never have to look old.
00:45:37Caitlin, this darling company will no longer be needing your services.
00:45:44You mean...
00:45:45I'm afraid so.
00:45:49What did I do wrong?
00:45:50Nothing.
00:45:52It's just that I'll be modeling my skincare line now.
00:45:56But you've done a very good job.
00:45:58And I'll be happy to make some calls for you.
00:46:01Thank you, Miss Starlin.
00:46:11Hey.
00:46:13Hi.
00:46:18Oh, my God.
00:46:22It's me.
00:46:27Janice, what did you do to yourself?
00:46:29Creative.
00:46:31Skin.
00:46:33Management.
00:46:43Want to go to dinner?
00:46:46You know something?
00:46:47I don't like the sound of this, Janice.
00:46:49This is an experimental drug.
00:46:51You have no idea what the side effects could be.
00:46:53I can live with a couple little headaches if that's all it means.
00:46:58This has not even been tested on a human being.
00:47:01Why didn't Zinthrop try it first?
00:47:03Someone has to be the first, Alec.
00:47:06Look at the Wright brothers.
00:47:07Yeah, well the Wright brothers were the 50th guys in line.
00:47:11There were 49 dead guys before them.
00:47:13They took a chance.
00:47:14I've always taken chances.
00:47:16That's how I got where I am now.
00:47:19I feel better than I've ever felt in years.
00:47:22Twenty years.
00:47:27Don't you like how I look?
00:47:29Of course I do.
00:47:32But I also like the way he looked before.
00:47:37Let's forget dinner.
00:47:39Make your breakfast at my place.
00:47:41Let's go ahead.
00:47:44Let's go.
00:47:49Let's go.
00:48:05You are out.
00:48:09Let's go.
00:48:11Let's go.
00:48:14Mom.
00:48:42Mom.
00:48:43Mom.
00:48:47Mom.
00:48:51Mom.
00:48:56Mom.
00:49:00Mom.
00:49:03Mom.
00:49:03Mom.
00:49:05Mom.
00:49:06Mom.
00:49:07Yeah, right?
00:49:07Oh, my God, I almost forgot to tell you.
00:49:10Guess who got caught shoplifting?
00:49:12Hold on.
00:49:14Hello?
00:49:14Mary.
00:49:15Janice, what's up?
00:49:17Something may have happened to Dr. Zinthrop.
00:49:19I want you to keep this between us
00:49:21and call the local hospitals and the police stations
00:49:23and see if you can track them down.
00:49:24It's very important.
00:49:27Okay, I'm on it.
00:49:28Okay.
00:49:30Okay, I'm back.
00:50:00Arthur?
00:50:07Arthur?
00:50:08Arthur?
00:50:20Arthur?
00:50:21Arthur?
00:50:21Thank you, Arthur.
00:51:03Hello, Arthur.
00:51:11Um, I can explain.
00:51:15I'm sure you can.
00:51:16I, I was concerned about you because of all that way out research on wasps.
00:51:25Cut the crap, Arthur.
00:51:27You're a liar and a thief and you expected a kickback for selling my company.
00:51:30Correct me if I'm wrong.
00:51:37What are you doing?
00:51:41Well, I'm guessing that I'm fired.
00:51:46No, you're not.
00:51:48You mean I can keep my job?
00:51:52I insist on it.
00:51:54Your treachery shows a certain resourcefulness that, frankly, I can appreciate.
00:52:01We're a lot alike in that way.
00:52:03Do you know I've always been drawn to you, Arthur?
00:52:06I'm really a secret admirer.
00:52:09I want you to stay on.
00:52:11I want you to help me see this company grow bigger, if you know what I mean.
00:52:17I want to share it with you.
00:52:20The growth will be exponential explosive.
00:52:35Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
00:52:46oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
00:52:46oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
00:52:46oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
00:52:47oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
00:52:47oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
00:53:06Hey, Mary.
00:53:07Hey.
00:53:08What's this wasp serum thing that's released on the market?
00:53:11Do you think that Janice is going to give us an employee discount?
00:53:14Carla, you're 25 years old. Give me a break.
00:53:17Have you been to any clubs lately?
00:53:19No, I can't say I have.
00:53:20They're loaded with 18-year-olds.
00:53:22Don't tell me they don't have the edge.
00:53:23Well, they've got nothing on us.
00:53:27Got your coffee?
00:53:29Thanks.
00:53:30Any word on Zinthrop?
00:53:31Nope, I'm afraid not.
00:53:33Damn.
00:53:35Hey, are you okay?
00:53:37Why do you ask?
00:53:39You just look a little pale.
00:53:42Everything's fine.
00:53:57Hi.
00:53:59Hey, Mary.
00:53:59Hey, what's up?
00:54:00How you doing?
00:54:01Pretty good.
00:54:02Do you have a minute?
00:54:03Sure. What is it?
00:54:05It's about Janice.
00:54:07Alec, I can't believe it. Isn't the change amazing?
00:54:09Yeah, it is.
00:54:11No doubt about it.
00:54:12But I'm worried about it.
00:54:13It's this treatment she's taking.
00:54:15It's having a strange effect on her.
00:54:18She sometimes seems like a different person in other ways.
00:54:21Do you notice this?
00:54:23Well, she looks a little pale,
00:54:24but overall she's got more energy, more confidence.
00:54:28Yeah, it's one way of putting it.
00:54:44Yeah, I think we're going higher.
00:55:06Yeah, I mean, she may be...
00:55:07Yeah, she's a little stressed.
00:55:08A little ear.
00:55:09Don't you see the way she's treated you and other people?
00:55:21I don't know.
00:55:48Hello, John.
00:55:49Come on in.
00:55:52I'm glad you could come on such short notice.
00:56:01I'm sorry for staring, but it is incredible.
00:56:05I mean, Arthur told me to change,
00:56:07but now that I see it with my own eyes,
00:56:09it's just remarkable.
00:56:12I know.
00:56:23Would you like some Chardonnay to go to you?
00:56:26Please.
00:56:41You know, Janice, I was just delighted to get your phone call today.
00:56:45Yes, let's talk about your investment in my company.
00:56:49Let's.
00:56:51You know, this wasp hormone of yours,
00:56:53it's the most exciting prospect I've seen in years.
00:56:57Perfect.
00:57:00However, there's something you should know before you firm up this agreement.
00:57:06I've been doing some house cleaning in my company.
00:57:08You have to stay, Lina Mien, to survive in this economy.
00:57:11Mm-hmm.
00:57:12And I've decided to let Arthur go.
00:57:16Arthur?
00:57:18He's just not pulling his weight, John.
00:57:20Surely you understand.
00:57:23Hmm.
00:57:25Well, if he's not delivering the goods, I guess he's out.
00:57:27Well, this leaves more for you and more for me.
00:57:31I am so glad you see things my way.
00:57:41I really, really like your strength, John.
00:58:03You'll have to forgive me, but you are so captive, Lina, I can't help it.
00:58:12It's funny, isn't it?
00:58:13Well, it's funny.
00:58:14Just last week, you wanted to replace me with another model,
00:58:17and now you can't keep your hands off me, John.
00:58:19Well, you know, things have changed.
00:58:21A lot has changed since then.
00:58:23Oh.
00:58:24Like my age?
00:58:27Well, well.
00:58:30You know what?
00:58:30Maybe this isn't such a good idea after all, Janice.
00:58:33I mean, we are going to be working together, aren't we?
00:58:36Wouldn't want a sexual harassment suit.
00:58:40Not what I, sweetie.
00:58:42Uh-uh.
00:58:45You'll know when I'm harassing you.
00:58:48Look, I think it's time for me to go.
00:58:51My wife is making dinner for me.
00:58:54She'll have to wait.
00:58:56Look, this is getting out of hand, you understand?
00:58:59I was under the impression you like to cheat.
00:59:02Let go of me now.
00:59:06Did you see Arthur today, Mr. Talbot?
00:59:08No, he wasn't in his office.
00:59:10So he couldn't give you any more information, could he?
00:59:12No, he...
00:59:15Look, I don't know what kind of game you're trying to play, lady.
00:59:20But whatever it is, our deal is off.
00:59:28We need a new face for the star, Lamar.
00:59:43We need a new face for the star, Lamar.
00:59:53I don't know.
01:00:22I don't know.
01:00:45I don't know.
01:00:58Janice?
01:01:08That's weird.
01:01:09I don't know.
01:01:39I don't know.
01:01:46I don't know.
01:02:08I don't know.
01:02:14Where'd you go?
01:02:16Well, I was home for a little while, and then, you know when you get the urge to go out?
01:02:21That's what I did.
01:02:22Alone?
01:02:24Uh-huh.
01:02:25So you just drank a whole bottle of Chardonnay by yourself, and away you went?
01:02:30Mm-hmm.
01:02:32Janice, are you seeing somebody?
01:02:34No.
01:02:36Someone here said they saw you leaving a bar with Nick, and I'd ask him myself, but he hasn't shown
01:02:41up for work for two days, so...
01:02:43Nothing is going on.
01:02:45You've changed, but you've changed ever since you started taking that drug.
01:02:51This is not the time or the place to be talking about this.
01:02:55Now you get private?
01:02:58You know something?
01:02:59Before you looked 21, you wanted people to know we were together.
01:03:04Oh, come on.
01:03:06I'm sorry.
01:03:08Can we talk about this for a minute, please?
01:03:13Later.
01:03:18No word on Zinthrop.
01:03:21Okay.
01:03:27I like that one.
01:03:30I like this one.
01:03:32I'd like to launch a new ad campaign as quickly as possible.
01:03:36Certainly our customers will notice the age difference.
01:03:39Do we tell them about the wasp hormone?
01:03:41No, we can't be specific.
01:03:43Remember, it's a drug.
01:03:44It's not a moisturizer or an astringent.
01:03:46It's going to take a while before we can get it through the proper channels.
01:03:49So has anybody contacted Dr. Zinthrop?
01:03:51I've tried several times, and there's still no word.
01:03:54We might be able to work this to our advantage.
01:03:57We lure the customers and the investors in with the promise of something to come that already has proven benefits.
01:04:05Until Dr. Zinthrop is found, wasp research is at a standstill.
01:04:10Can't we bring in someone else?
01:04:12No.
01:04:13Let's give it a little more time.
01:04:14I think we covered everything today.
01:04:16I'll see you at our next meeting.
01:04:29Janice.
01:04:31Where's Arthur?
01:04:33Shouldn't he have been here for this?
01:04:34I let Arthur go two days ago.
01:04:37What?
01:04:40Arthur's been with you 20 years.
01:04:42I can't get into this now.
01:04:44I can wasn't.
01:04:45I can't get into this.
01:05:14I can't get into this now.
01:05:14I don't know.
01:05:52I don't know.
01:06:18I don't know.
01:06:47I don't know.
01:07:33I don't know.
01:07:43I don't know.
01:08:20I don't know.
01:08:49I just want you to know that whatever happens, whatever has happened.
01:08:57I love you.
01:09:00I still love you.
01:09:04What are you talking about?
01:09:10I watched you through the window at Zinthrop's lab.
01:09:15So?
01:09:15So?
01:09:16So?
01:09:18You're acting like a common drug addict.
01:09:22What's happening to you?
01:09:24What happened to Arthur?
01:09:25What happened to Nick?
01:09:29Now listen to Zinthrop's tapes.
01:09:33I don't know.
01:09:36I don't know.
01:09:38Just help me.
01:09:39Just help me.
01:09:43I will.
01:09:47I will.
01:09:51I will.
01:10:06I'm going to find a solution to this.
01:10:08I'm going to find a solution to this.
01:10:09And it'll be okay.
01:10:15I won't be 25 anymore.
01:10:17That never mattered.
01:10:21That never mattered.
01:10:24Shh.
01:10:30I've done terrible, terrible things.
01:10:36We're going to break this out.
01:10:38Okay?
01:10:41Hold on just a second.
01:10:42I'll get that.
01:10:46The other one, Simon.
01:11:12I love your suit.
01:11:14I love your earrings.
01:11:22No.
01:11:23No, I'm not going to come get it.
01:11:24Bring it here.
01:11:29Uh, hold on for a second.
01:11:32Janice?
01:11:36Janice?
01:11:39Is everything all right in there?
01:11:41Don't come in here.
01:11:45Open the door, Janice.
01:11:47I said don't come in here.
01:11:49Just open the door.
01:11:51What's going on?
01:11:54Open the door.
01:11:55Please open the door.
01:12:01Janice!
01:12:20Kate.
01:12:41Hi, Alec.
01:12:43Hey.
01:12:44Is Caitlin here?
01:12:45She said she was going to the studio.
01:12:47She got a call from Miss Starlin.
01:12:49She said she needed her for a shoot.
01:12:51Nine at night?
01:12:52Well, she told her to go through the back way.
01:12:54They were working on a deadline.
01:12:56That you had an idea of photographing the both of them.
01:12:59Um, thanks.
01:13:00Sorry to bother you.
01:13:02Is something wrong?
01:13:04Maybe.
01:13:06Maybe.
01:13:17She said she was going to go through the back of the back of the back of the back of
01:13:19the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back
01:13:19of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the
01:13:19back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of
01:13:24the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back
01:13:25of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the
01:13:25back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of
01:13:25the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back
01:13:26of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the
01:13:26back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of
01:13:27the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back
01:13:34of
01:13:42Alan?
01:13:45Alan?
01:13:47Alan?
01:14:21Alan?
01:14:24Alan?
01:14:25Alan?
01:14:27Alan?
01:14:39Alan?
01:14:40Ms. Starlin?
01:14:42Thanks for coming, Caitlin.
01:14:45Hey!
01:14:46No problem.
01:14:47Where's Alec?
01:14:50Alec will be coming here soon.
01:14:53Not soon enough for you, though.
01:15:07No problem.
01:15:09No problem.
01:15:10No problem.
01:15:16No problem.
01:15:21They're dead.
01:15:48The nesting instinct is consistent with the research
01:15:51of Winnicott and others.
01:15:53The wasp hunter in particular sometimes seeks an already existing burrow for its nest,
01:15:58where it will take its living prey to be cocooned.
01:16:04Where are you taking them, Janice?
01:16:15Hello.
01:16:16Mary?
01:16:17Ma?
01:16:18No, Mary. It's me, Janice.
01:16:21Janice, what's up?
01:16:22I need your help. I'm in trouble.
01:16:25You're the only one who can help.
01:16:27What's the matter? What's wrong?
01:16:28I need you to meet me right now up at Bronson Cave.
01:16:32Um, okay, just sit tight and I'll be right there, okay?
01:16:36Okay. All right, bye.
01:16:38Come on, get in there.
01:16:39I'm all right.
01:16:42I am all right.
01:16:48Okay.
01:16:50Okay.
01:16:51And now, I'm going to go.
01:16:51Where are you going?
01:16:54Now I'm going to go.
01:16:55Come on.
01:16:56Come on.
01:16:56Come on.
01:16:57We've been there.
01:16:57Come on, come on.
01:16:58Come on.
01:16:58Come on.
01:17:33Shit.
01:17:36Janice!
01:18:00Nice background.
01:18:02Where is it? Arizona?
01:18:03No, actually a couple miles up the road.
01:18:06It's Bronson Caves.
01:18:12It's Bronson Caves.
01:18:41It's Bronson Caves.
01:19:11It's Bronson Caves.
01:19:14It's Bronson Caves.
01:19:56It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:14It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:17It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:24It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:26It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:42It's Bronson Caves.
01:20:46It's Bronson Caves.
01:21:08It's Bronson Caves.
01:21:11It's Bronson Caves.
01:21:24It's Bronson Caves.
01:21:39It's Bronson Caves.
01:21:55Mary, run!
01:21:56It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:13It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:26It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:32But I also like the way you lived before.
01:22:43It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:46It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:48It's Bronson Caves.
01:22:54They're just Bronson Caves.
01:22:57I'm not running for this.
01:22:59It's Bronson Caves.
01:23:28Let's go.
01:23:50Let's go.
01:24:20Let's go.
01:24:50Let's go.
01:25:20Let's go.
01:25:50Let's go.
01:26:20Let's go.
01:26:50Let's go.
01:27:21Let's go.
01:27:24Let's go.
01:27:53Let's go.
01:28:24Let's go.
01:28:52Let's go.
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