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00:00:00For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that combines military,
00:00:19diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific, and political operations that relies primarily
00:00:27on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead
00:00:35of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. Its preparations are concealed,
00:00:43not published. Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced,
00:00:50not praised. No rumor is printed. No secret is revealed. It conducts the Cold War in short.
00:00:58With a wartime discipline, no democracy would ever hope or wish to match.
00:01:19So
00:01:45come in.
00:01:49Agent Michael Larson, FBI case number 67952. Today is November 25th, 1983. Please state your name
00:02:07and occupation. My name is Anya Popalovskaya. I'm an archival analyst for the Soviet embassy
00:02:14in Washington, D.C. Note the embassy has agreed to cooperate with us in this investigation.
00:02:21Miss Popalovskaya, do you recognize this man?
00:02:28His name is Timothy Daniels, ex-CIA. Defected to Soviet Russia in 1963.
00:02:35This photo was taken five days ago. This file suggests a connection to you and your father.
00:02:44This can't be Timothy Daniels. Why not? Because Timothy Daniels is dead.
00:02:54Miss Popalovskaya, I need to impress upon you that this man is armed and extremely dangerous,
00:03:01and any attempt to protect him would be regarded as treason by the United States government.
00:03:07The Cold War was founded on lies, Agent Larson. Secrets and lies.
00:03:15I've made it my life's work to study the man who killed my parents.
00:03:21This is my father, Alexei Popalovsky, commander of the Soviet Missile Corps.
00:03:26Arthur Blackmark, the military industrialist. Timothy Daniels, the spy.
00:03:34And Gerald Hillcrest, the man in the shadows.
00:03:40Put me in witness protection and I can help you arrest someone more dangerous than Daniels.
00:03:45Who? The man who killed John F. Kennedy.
00:03:53World War II created the two most powerful forces on Earth, the atomic bomb and the military
00:03:59industrial complex. By the end of the Second World War, private military contractors owned
00:04:04the wealthiest corporations in America, and as the fear of communism spread, so did their influence
00:04:11and power. Slowly, they began to use their network of intelligence operatives to provoke
00:04:15the Cold War, locking the United States and the Soviet Union in a permanent arms race.
00:04:21By 1952, nuclear manufacturer Gerald Hillcrest had formed the Consortium,
00:04:25a group of the eight most powerful corporations in the world.
00:04:29Together, they would use their power and influence to control the world with nuclear force.
00:04:43In the councils of governance, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence,
00:04:49whether sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. In 1962,
00:04:55Gerald Hillcrest delivered 40 nuclear warheads to Houdon-Castor,
00:04:59sparking the Cuban Missile Crisis, bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war,
00:05:04changing the course of history forever. Then, in 1963, a second missile crisis,
00:05:11a secret missile crisis, began with a phone call to Timothy Daniels.
00:05:17Your mission is as follows. At 11.40 a.m. local time, you will use the device to access layer
00:05:22four of the Russian defense network. At 11.43, you will access fire control for nuclear ordnance
00:05:29NO1136. You will enter tier one targets. At 11.45, you will engage main firing sequence.
00:05:37A successful launch will result in the completion of Operation Outpost. Good luck.
00:05:52Get me Kirilkov and Sergey. Alexander, go to T02235 to longitude 1148.001.
00:06:08Alert Ostrov and Skov. Yes, sir. Vasily, narrow the band.
00:06:23Gentlemen. Sir. At 3.45 local time, NO1136 initiated main firing sequence.
00:06:36Eastern seaboard high-level targets, Washington, Florida, New York.
00:06:40How many? Just the one.
00:06:43Just one? Only one, sir.
00:06:46This isn't cruise jet. No, sir.
00:06:49How much time? 15 minutes.
00:06:51Fifty-five offline. God, somebody get me abort codes!
00:06:58What the hell, Sergei?
00:07:02Codes entered. Register code for me.
00:07:04Abort codes. Two, three, X, Z.
00:07:12Do we take paparazzi? Depends on the daughter.
00:07:15Ethics. Body count. 117 against 328.
00:07:19It's a hell of a lot better than MAD, sir. No.
00:07:22No? What do you mean, no? Sir, we need to start priming right goddamn now.
00:07:26I think they'll intercept.
00:07:29Thirty-three percent.
00:07:32Abort codes failed. Interception approved.
00:07:36I've got a trace!
00:07:49Comrade Commander.
00:07:59Alexander, you have the floor.
00:08:08We swing. Get Daniels on the line.
00:08:11128 million people.
00:08:13Two million if they intercept.
00:08:15328 if we do nothing.
00:08:20All right.
00:08:24Hold those codes until you get my order.
00:08:26Thank you, sir.
00:08:49This is Operation Outpost requesting immediate extraction.
00:09:05Key in 0015912.
00:09:08Negative. Operation is compromised.
00:09:10Stand by.
00:09:11Mr. Doberman, what the hell is this?
00:09:16Listen, how do I know what Khrushchev does?
00:09:18He's like a mad dog. Always barking, never biting.
00:09:26That is for breaking my trust.
00:09:32They're coming.
00:09:33Who?
00:09:34Popolovsky.
00:09:36Stand by.
00:09:42It's a game. Go ahead.
00:09:44T minus five.
00:09:45And sir, Popolovsky came to us.
00:09:49We have Alexei Popolovsky.
00:09:52So what?
00:09:53You were going to call the Kremlin.
00:09:55You're going to tell Khrushchev to abort his goddamn missile.
00:10:05They're here.
00:10:07Sir, we need a decision.
00:10:11Take him.
00:10:13Daniels, new deal. Kremlin's incurred.
00:10:16That's a hit, sir.
00:10:32Alexander, I have the device.
00:10:36Blue box.
00:10:38Tone generator.
00:10:41How long?
00:10:42Two minutes.
00:10:44Transmitting tones.
00:10:45Two, five, seven.
00:10:48Three, seven, nine.
00:10:50Nine, six, one.
00:10:55Target.
00:10:56Primer stage still firing.
00:10:58Nothing will make it. Try again.
00:11:02I found it.
00:11:03One minute.
00:11:06Forty-five seconds.
00:11:07Code.
00:11:08Two, five, seven.
00:11:10Three, seven.
00:11:11Nine, nine, six, one.
00:11:15Target.
00:11:28Abort successful, comrade.
00:11:30Abort successful!
00:11:32Abort successful.
00:11:34Abort.
00:11:44Why would the CIA order Daniels to launch a missile at his own country?
00:11:50Daniels only thought he worked for the CIA.
00:11:53Thought?
00:11:55Knowledge.
00:11:56Intelligence is power.
00:11:59Blackmark made his fortune buying intelligence operatives from the CIA
00:12:02and selling their information to the highest bidder.
00:12:07Daniels was his operative.
00:12:10Why have I never heard of Arthur Blackmark?
00:12:14You have.
00:12:16Today, all major military contractors are subsidiaries of his corporation,
00:12:21Blackmark Enterprises.
00:12:23But neither Blackmark nor the CIA would ever order anyone to launch a missile.
00:12:28The United States.
00:12:30That would be bad for business.
00:12:40Where are we on the missile?
00:12:41Khrushchev says it's us.
00:12:42We say it's them.
00:12:43Can you give a response?
00:12:44Air Command's pushed to DEFCON 3, but quietly.
00:12:47I don't like the idea of somebody running around Russia
00:12:49launching missiles without telling me first.
00:12:51Yes, sir.
00:12:53Dr. Albrecht.
00:12:55You are interrupting.
00:12:58I need you in room one.
00:13:04Now.
00:13:16We have confirmation from Daniels.
00:13:18He's gone dark, sir.
00:13:20We swung.
00:13:21We missed.
00:13:22We missed?
00:13:23He missed, to be precise.
00:13:25Two years of drills.
00:13:26Two years of training.
00:13:28Two years of waiting for the exact perfect moment to take Popalovsky out.
00:13:32He shows up on our doorstep, and we missed?
00:13:37What does McCone say?
00:13:40Khrushchev says it's us.
00:13:54It could have been Daniels.
00:14:00It is my theory that with the help of this device,
00:14:04Daniels had access to the Russian defense network
00:14:09and triggered one of their nuclear launch codes.
00:14:13Why launch a missile at your own country?
00:14:15Sir, two submarines carrying Polaris missiles just went dark in the North Sea.
00:14:21Any signs of an attack?
00:14:23No.
00:14:26If Kennedy moves missiles back into Turkey, we will have nuclear war within 72 hours.
00:14:32Daniels is our priority.
00:14:34We find him.
00:14:36We take Popalovsky out.
00:14:37We stop this from escalating.
00:14:39Dr. Albrecht.
00:14:41Yes, sir.
00:14:53Mr. Blackmark.
00:14:57Gerald.
00:15:00Good to see you.
00:15:03Get out of my office.
00:15:14Cigar?
00:15:15No.
00:15:20You know what these remind me of?
00:15:23Cuba.
00:15:27Do you remember Bolshevikov's message?
00:15:30The one from Khrushchev?
00:15:32Under no circumstances will surface-to-surface missiles be sent to Cuba.
00:15:39I had such high hopes for Cuba.
00:15:43But Castro failed.
00:15:53The problem is, for every Castro, there's a Khrushchev.
00:15:58For every Khrushchev, there's a Kennedy.
00:16:01And for every Kennedy, there's you and me.
00:16:09And when gods wage war, it's men who must die.
00:16:15What do you want?
00:16:17I hear Kennedy is looking at Turkey again.
00:16:30There are four horsemen, Arthur.
00:16:33You, me, and everyone else.
00:16:38It's time that we play our part.
00:16:46Ah.
00:17:04Mary, get me John McComb.
00:17:17Who gave you the codes?
00:17:32There are 692,000 total combinations across our defense network.
00:17:40It would mathematically take 1,359 days to force just one.
00:17:46Of the nine digits in the firing sequence.
00:17:50So again, who gave you the codes?
00:17:59Do you know why Khrushchev doesn't ride in a helicopter?
00:18:03Stop me if you've heard this one.
00:18:12Who gave you the codes, Daniels?
00:18:16You did.
00:18:24You're here to protect your people.
00:18:42Who gave you the codes?
00:18:47I'm sorry.
00:19:00Please.
00:19:03It's my daughter's birthday.
00:19:07No more blood.
00:19:10Tell me who you work for.
00:19:13How is Anya?
00:19:16I love this game.
00:19:30Between you and I.
00:19:34Between our countries.
00:19:35But there are rules.
00:19:38When you break the rules, there are consequences.
00:19:47This is business.
00:19:55It is not personal.
00:19:56And we do not involve family.
00:20:06Goodbye, Timothy Daniels.
00:20:12I have a medicine.
00:20:14A medicine banned by the Soviet Union.
00:20:16A medicine your daughter needs.
00:20:20Benzopinococine.
00:20:21Yes.
00:20:23It's a fair trade.
00:20:44Do you know why Khrushchev doesn't ride in a helicopter?
00:21:05Okay, Daniels.
00:21:09You first.
00:21:44For Anya.
00:21:46Oh, Smurfy.
00:22:14She'll need more.
00:22:30And it comes every day at three.
00:22:34If you want it.
00:22:36I see.
00:22:41Keep an eye on him.
00:23:14We play the escalation game.
00:23:15We get one step closer to mutually assured destruction.
00:23:20Kennedy needs a response.
00:23:23Any sign that we are moving missiles back into Turkey will be enough to set Khrushchev off.
00:23:28And then we will be right back where we were last October.
00:23:33They were this close to firing on New York City.
00:23:39Now you sit down.
00:23:44What if I told you that I could end the Cold War tonight?
00:23:57You're serious.
00:24:00What do you know about Alexei Popolovsky?
00:24:03He's a hand in nuclear affairs.
00:24:07A bit of a pesky fellow.
00:24:09One stings a lot of our agents, but a minor player.
00:24:12Have you ever found his failsafe?
00:24:14His failsafe?
00:24:16Back in the days of Stalin.
00:24:18People of political importance who didn't want to get the axe would incentivize their livelihoods.
00:24:26Blackmail.
00:24:27Loyalty lines.
00:24:29Things that could be released or destroyed on the event of their deaths.
00:24:34Take a guess what Alexei Popolovsky's is.
00:24:47How did we not catch this?
00:24:51Your boys and my boys play different games, John.
00:24:55Does KGB know about this?
00:24:58No.
00:25:02What do you need?
00:25:04I need a team.
00:25:06Six from Russia.
00:25:08Ready to make a discretionary strike at my command.
00:25:11I'll make the call.
00:25:14I need to run this up the chain.
00:25:16Especially in a time of war.
00:25:18I need to be prepared.
00:25:20I need to be prepared.
00:25:21I need to be prepared.
00:25:22I need to be prepared.
00:25:23I need to be prepared.
00:25:23I need to be prepared.
00:25:24I need to be prepared.
00:25:25Especially now.
00:25:26Especially after Dulles.
00:25:28Do not talk to the president about this.
00:25:36What exactly is it that you don't want the president to know, Arthur?
00:25:40John, there are things I do for you that even you don't want to know about.
00:25:48This stays between us.
00:25:52You know how to reach me.
00:25:56Something about this rings very bad to me, Arthur.
00:26:00California shipbuilding, John.
00:26:05You don't profit from a war like this.
00:26:09No one does.
00:26:25Blackmark was the youngest member of the consortium.
00:26:39Handpicked by Gerald Hillcrest to become its leader.
00:26:43But the Cuban Missile Crisis had turned Blackmark and Hillcrest against each other.
00:26:48And McComb's unwillingness to cooperate affirmed what Blackmark feared most.
00:26:53That Hillcrest was trying to start a new world war.
00:26:58All he needed was a little proof.
00:27:13Why must you be so obvious, Arthur?
00:27:20How much did you pay McComb?
00:27:23You came here to talk politics?
00:27:28He said that he met someone who was hired to sink an Onassis ship.
00:27:35Now, why would anybody want to do that?
00:27:38That's what I'm here to find out.
00:27:42You know, you can lose your holdings for this.
00:27:44Or I could kill you.
00:27:48And isn't that really why you came?
00:27:51No.
00:27:52Not yet.
00:27:55This is a gift.
00:28:00It's a token of our friendship.
00:28:03It's from the master of the stiletto.
00:28:10You know, you still managed to surprise me, Arthur.
00:28:21We found something you need to see.
00:28:24Good evening, Gerald.
00:28:28Oh, Arthur.
00:28:33We'll be having Thanksgiving early this year.
00:28:37I hope you can be there.
00:28:51This way, sir.
00:28:53In 1962, the United States had missile bases along the Turkish coast,
00:28:58less than 300 miles from the Soviet Union.
00:29:02As part of their resolution to the Cuban Missile Crisis,
00:29:05Kennedy agreed to remove his missiles from Turkey.
00:29:08And just as soon as he did, Hillcrest replaced them with his own.
00:29:13If Khrushchev thought Kennedy had gone back on his word,
00:29:16the result could only be war.
00:29:47So...
00:30:09It's a truce guy.
00:30:17Have you ever seen the lights at the Kremlin at night?
00:30:23Of course.
00:30:25No, no, no.
00:30:27Have you really looked at the lights?
00:30:31Read the message in the lights?
00:30:37You know how Stalin died?
00:30:39Nah.
00:30:41We're going to go the same way.
00:30:43I have read the message in the lights.
00:30:51Kennedy's in Turkey.
00:31:01Defense condition two.
00:31:05Sit quietly.
00:31:08Sit quietly.
00:31:18He never left, Alexei.
00:31:26I need information.
00:31:32Bruns.
00:31:35I may need to leave.
00:31:39Where?
00:31:41Not like that.
00:31:47I don't envy you, Alexei.
00:31:51After what I did to Anya.
00:31:57But my uncle,
00:31:59he went to Lubyanka.
00:32:01He's dead now.
00:32:05Duh.
00:32:09I will keep them off your back as long as I can.
00:32:13Always at your service.
00:32:25Stay safe, comrade.
00:32:35He has the photograph?
00:32:37Of course.
00:32:39And?
00:32:41He said something strange.
00:32:43He needs to go dark.
00:32:45He wants to disappear for a few days.
00:32:47Then he's right where we want him.
00:32:49Did he give you anything?
00:32:53Only a certain amount.
00:32:55I don't know what it is.
00:32:57I don't know what it is.
00:32:59Did he give you anything?
00:33:03Only a syringe.
00:33:05Then he has Daniels.
00:33:07Exactly.
00:33:09Perhaps I can acquire both assets
00:33:11at the same time.
00:33:13Well, prepare the extraction.
00:33:15But be sure and keep me closely informed.
00:33:17Thank you, sir.
00:33:29My father had a choice.
00:33:31Turn Daniels in and give up my cure
00:33:33or use him for his medicine
00:33:35and risk being caught by the KGB.
00:33:59Hello?
00:34:01Brundt?
00:34:03What did you find?
00:34:05The drug is real.
00:34:07Benzopanaclozide.
00:34:09I think it will stop the infection.
00:34:11Maybe heal your scars.
00:34:13But be careful.
00:34:15I have to go, comrade.
00:34:29I knew it.
00:34:59I love you so much,
00:35:01my little Zajic.
00:35:29Oni?
00:35:39Oni?
00:35:41Oni?
00:35:43Oni?
00:35:45Oni?
00:35:47Oni?
00:35:49Oni?
00:35:51Oni?
00:35:53Oni?
00:35:55Shit!
00:35:59I was the biggest weakness of my father.
00:36:27I was my father's greatest weakness.
00:36:32Me too.
00:36:41Tell me about Hillcrest.
00:36:43Why provoke Cruz, Chauvin, Kennedy?
00:36:47War, paranoia, fear.
00:36:49They were good for business.
00:36:53But Hillcrest wanted more.
00:36:55By escalating tensions between the two countries, Hillcrest hoped to draw out and eliminate
00:37:00anyone who might threaten his power.
00:37:05When he ordered Daniels to launch a Soviet missile, he wasn't starting a war between
00:37:10the United States and the Soviet Union.
00:37:13He was starting a war on Black Mark.
00:37:17Can somebody tell me what the hell this is?
00:37:20Sir, CIA leaked our intel.
00:37:24KGB's looking for Popolovsky.
00:37:28I'll get McClellan.
00:37:30All right, every mole in the USSR is about to find out about Popolovsky's failsafe.
00:37:36And when they do, Khrushchev is going to shut it down so fast we won't have time to blink.
00:37:40But if we kill Popolovsky before his abort codes change, we will end the Cold War.
00:37:45I need to know where Daniels is now.
00:37:47His signal just went online.
00:37:49Give me a timetable.
00:37:50Twelve hours for the information to disseminate, 20 more until the codes change, 13-hour flight
00:37:54each way.
00:37:55Options?
00:37:56Airdrop in Podopovo.
00:37:57Forty-five clicks?
00:37:58Checkpoints.
00:37:59What about Moscow?
00:38:00Political mail run?
00:38:01Might work.
00:38:02Will the embassy buy it?
00:38:03What about Black Division?
00:38:04Not ready yet, sir.
00:38:05I can get us in.
00:38:08How?
00:38:09We've been tracking for special activities.
00:38:11Deep cover smuggling operation with the Soviets.
00:38:13Where?
00:38:14Poltava, Ukraine.
00:38:15Idaho.
00:38:16Sir?
00:38:17Vodka.
00:38:18It could work.
00:38:19Turnaround time on the plane?
00:38:20Four hours.
00:38:21Touchdown five miles south of Moscow.
00:38:23No checkpoints.
00:38:24It'll piss off McCown.
00:38:25He'll pull our contracts.
00:38:26I won't let him.
00:38:27What's our cover?
00:38:28E&A mission.
00:38:29Reiner should buy that.
00:38:30I buy it.
00:38:31All right, let's play ball.
00:38:33Operation code named Idaho.
00:38:35I want her boys airborne within the hour.
00:38:37Marshall makes the call.
00:38:38Yes, sir.
00:38:39Copy.
00:38:40Excuse me.
00:38:41Yes, sir.
00:38:42Copy.
00:38:43Excuse me.
00:39:12Operation code name Idaho.
00:39:18Tactical squad armed.
00:39:19Moving on the apartment.
00:39:20Thank you.
00:39:21Counter operation code breadbasket.
00:39:22Find out what Albert is working on.
00:39:23Yes, sir.
00:39:24That's excellent work, Scaife.
00:39:25You keep me posted.
00:39:26Wake up.
00:39:27Wake up.
00:39:28Wake up.
00:39:29Wake up.
00:39:30Wake up.
00:39:31Wake up.
00:39:32Wake up.
00:39:33Wake up.
00:39:34Wake up.
00:39:35Wake up.
00:39:36Wake up.
00:39:37Wake up.
00:39:38Wake up.
00:39:39Wake up.
00:39:41Wake up.
00:39:45You killed my daughter.
00:39:47Your daughter's fine.
00:39:49You poisoned her.
00:39:51Renzalpinocticide.
00:39:52Side effects are violent but the drug itself is harmless.
00:39:55No, Mr. Popoloski, I play by the rules.
00:39:58Liar!
00:40:10I need you to help me understand what's going on here.
00:40:24Maybe we can work out some kind of deal.
00:40:33Why does the CIA want you dead?
00:40:48Hello.
00:40:49Prepare for delivery.
00:40:50Code red biscuit.
00:40:51Copy that.
00:40:53You have one hour.
00:40:59Hello?
00:41:04Hello?
00:41:09You have one hour.
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00:41:26Hello?
00:41:28♪♪♪♪
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00:41:59Don't open it.
00:42:02You are not on my list.
00:42:04I'm compiling a report for weapons development.
00:42:07Arthur did not inform me.
00:42:09They're asking about isotope penetration.
00:42:13Ah.
00:42:15I have just finished the final adjustment.
00:42:19Isotope penetration has increased 12%.
00:42:28Now, wait till you see this,
00:42:32the first ever radiochemical weapon.
00:42:37Now, watch.
00:42:39You see?
00:42:4112,000 rats delivered in a highly concentrated dose
00:42:46in human subjects.
00:42:48The results are exponentially better.
00:42:52Is it enough?
00:42:54This weapon could kill a man in 15 seconds,
00:42:59provided he is in a 20-foot radius
00:43:02and has not been injected with my antifungal serum.
00:43:06I will inform Blackmark immediately.
00:43:11Escape!
00:43:14Never enter my laboratory again without permission.
00:43:19Yes, Dr. Albrecht.
00:43:45Ah.
00:44:03You know, I fought with your cousin during the war.
00:44:15We were...
00:44:17on a joint operation together at Ravensbrück.
00:44:23He talked about you a lot.
00:44:26He said that you were a brave man.
00:44:34I'm sure your daughter would probably agree.
00:44:40I'm sure your daughter would probably agree.
00:44:58Have you ever been to Boston in the fall?
00:45:01I prefer New Hampshire.
00:45:04Children, please.
00:45:06I don't have much time.
00:45:08My name is Bruntus Kalmulakowski, Central Intelligence.
00:45:11You may call me Brunt.
00:45:13Predator!
00:45:15It's the nature of our game. You know this, Alexei.
00:45:18You know him?
00:45:19Oh, da, professionally.
00:45:21New orders, Daniels.
00:45:23Poplovsky lives.
00:45:26Yeah.
00:45:27Alexander Kordakov discovered his fail-safe.
00:45:31What fail-safe?
00:45:33You don't know.
00:45:34No.
00:45:35And we work for intelligence agency.
00:45:39If Poplovsky dies, abort codes are sent directly to Department of Defense.
00:45:44To what missiles?
00:45:46All of them.
00:45:47But it's useless now.
00:45:49Alexander discovered the codes, so they're being changed.
00:45:53But still, this information is valuable.
00:45:56Worth something to President Jack.
00:46:00What do you want me to do with this?
00:46:03Keep him here. Keep him alive.
00:46:06While I arrange extraction.
00:46:13I will call you on the 20th.
00:46:16Code word remains breadbasket.
00:46:19All other operations have been terminated?
00:46:21If they use any other code word?
00:46:23You can assume it is a threat.
00:46:29And please, lock the damn door.
00:46:32Keep him alive.
00:46:33Wait for my call.
00:46:52That day Blackmark's red phone rang for the first time since the Cuban Missile Crisis.
00:46:58His team had arrived in Moscow.
00:47:00And his worst fears were about to come true.
00:47:04Sir, Khrushchev found out about the missiles.
00:47:07We're piping the call into the war room now.
00:47:09Mr. President, can you tell me why my intelligence shows there are still 10 nuclear missiles on the Turkish coast?
00:47:17Mr. Khrushchev, I've seen those reports. Those are not our missiles.
00:47:20Then whose missiles are they, Mr. President?
00:47:22We had an agreement.
00:47:24Mr. President, we have nothing to gain from war.
00:47:28Then why did you order your American agent to launch a Soviet missile at the United States?
00:47:34I neither ordered nor condoned any such operation.
00:47:37Lies.
00:47:38If you do not remove your missiles from the starboard...
00:47:40Damage control.
00:47:41...we will be forced to destroy you.
00:47:42I think you did.
00:47:43City by city, state by state, until there is nothing left of your country but death.
00:47:49Mr. Khrushchev, if you launch a single missile at our country, I will unleash the full force of this great nation against you.
00:47:54Our nuclear missiles are prepared to launch now.
00:47:57Remove your missiles, Mr. President. You have 72 hours.
00:48:01Put a lid on the press. Lean on them.
00:48:06Shut it down before anyone finds out.
00:48:08Yes, sir.
00:48:19Thank you.
00:48:37I want to see my family.
00:48:39You know why Khrushchev doesn't ride in a helicopter?
00:48:50We need to get out of Moscow.
00:48:52When Khrushchev came to America, he rode in a Marine One.
00:48:59He loved that helicopter so much, he wanted one for himself.
00:49:06But his advisors refused.
00:49:10They said Soviet helicopters weren't safe enough.
00:49:27There's no missile gap, Alexei.
00:49:31We've always been ahead.
00:49:36How long have you been here?
00:49:40Five years, eight months, six days.
00:49:43Six days.
00:50:04How did you get such good food here?
00:50:08Idaho potatoes.
00:50:11Yeah, Khrushchev smuggles them in.
00:50:15Keeps the people happy.
00:50:24Somebody's coming.
00:50:26Somebody's coming.
00:50:35Hello?
00:50:36Prepare for extraction.
00:50:38Operation code?
00:50:40Idaho.
00:50:42Yes, sir.
00:50:46What's going on?
00:50:51What is it?
00:50:52I don't know.
00:50:54Take that.
00:50:57Are you seriously trusting me with a shotgun?
00:51:01Yes.
00:51:02If I start screaming, start shooting.
00:51:05Let's move to the closet.
00:51:13We're on site. Red light, green light.
00:51:17Green light. Operation is a go.
00:51:20Copy.
00:51:27Timothy Daniels?
00:51:30Yes?
00:51:31Operation Idaho.
00:51:34What was that passphrase again?
00:51:37Idaho, sir.
00:51:40We have the extraction orders right here.
00:51:46Right. Come in.
00:51:57There's no sign of Poplovsky. Looks like there's a code mix-up.
00:52:01His orders mention, uh, Alexei Poplovsky?
00:52:05Yes, sir. We're on an ENA mission. Poplovsky's the target.
00:52:10I haven't seen him.
00:52:14Poplovsky's been here. Daniels is claiming otherwise.
00:52:17Then find him.
00:52:19Eastman, keep an eye on him. Arla, Scott, you're with me.
00:52:50Fuck.
00:53:07Now!
00:53:20Now!
00:53:25We're taking heavy fire from both Daniels and Poplovsky.
00:53:31Request regroup and support.
00:53:33Negative. Reiner, there's no time.
00:53:35You fail, we're at war.
00:53:39Okay.
00:53:50Who is this?
00:53:51This is your handler, Mr. Daniels.
00:53:53What's going on? Why are you refusing extraction?
00:53:56Your agents didn't give the correct passphrase. I'm under new orders to keep Poplovsky alive.
00:54:01Negative. Poplovsky is the target.
00:54:03I can change the parameters of my mission. Just give me the correct passphrase.
00:54:07I can give you additional identification.
00:54:09What is the passphrase?
00:54:11Idaho!
00:54:12I am ordering you to kill Poplovsky, Daniels.
00:54:20Poplovsky.
00:54:40Poplovsky's codes will be changed within the hour.
00:54:49We're 72 hours away from mutually assured destruction.
00:54:52Let's start the clock.
00:54:55Marshal, Hiller.
00:54:58Begin reviewing lockdown procedures and establishing containment zones.
00:55:02Copy that.
00:55:04Hillcrest couldn't let Black Mark activate my father's failsafe.
00:55:09And four innocent men died because of it.
00:55:14Fearing the shootout would attract unwanted attention,
00:55:18Daniels decided to keep my family together, in one place.
00:55:23And so we prepared for Brun's extraction,
00:55:26as the threat of nuclear war loomed on the horizon.
00:55:38When are we going, Papa?
00:55:42Soon, Anya.
00:55:45Will America hate us?
00:55:47No.
00:55:49But why does America hate us?
00:55:53Because we hate them.
00:55:57Why, Papa Chico?
00:56:00Because...
00:56:04A long time ago,
00:56:08we were friends.
00:56:12But then we started to keep secrets.
00:56:17And build walls.
00:56:21Never build walls.
00:56:25I like secrets.
00:56:26Ah, shh, Anya.
00:56:39Are you ready?
00:56:47Yes.
00:57:17Stalin's heart stopped.
00:57:47Turn off your recorder.
00:57:53I have a proposal.
00:57:58What are your terms?
00:58:00Reconstruction.
00:58:03Your industries are suffering.
00:58:05The eastern drought.
00:58:06The missile gap.
00:58:09I can give you everything we have.
00:58:13In exchange, we get cash flow.
00:58:17Buried in our foreign accounts.
00:58:20I stay active in the United States.
00:58:24I get Khrushchev's ear.
00:58:28And I make sure he keeps his army out of West Berlin.
00:58:34I wish we were for sale.
00:58:41He came to us first.
00:58:45Gerald Hilchrist.
00:58:50We can offer you protection.
00:58:53I have seen your protection.
00:58:59Even if you could notify this contract,
00:59:05nobody controls Khrushchev.
00:59:10I think there are only two ways
00:59:13to end this crisis.
00:59:16Either find a new premier,
00:59:20or you elect a new president.
00:59:32You know,
00:59:35I called my wife today.
00:59:37I'm sorry.
00:59:43This is our last meeting, Mr. Dobrynin.
00:59:47It's been a pleasure.
00:59:52An absolute pleasure, Arthur.
01:00:04Sorry about the wrist.
01:00:07It's all right.
01:00:37I'm sorry.
01:01:00You should be.
01:01:07I'm sorry.
01:01:38The comm chatter has us about 50 hours out.
01:01:46So I figured we'd find out who this belongs to.
01:01:53Can you tell me something, Daniels?
01:01:56It's not CIA, and it's too modern to be KGB.
01:02:00I can probably use it to tap the American people.
01:02:03It's not CIA, and it's too modern to be KGB.
01:02:05I can probably use it to tap the American trunk line.
01:02:08Maybe abort one or two missiles.
01:02:12Why launch a missile at your own country?
01:02:17Because I have my orders.
01:02:19And you never question orders.
01:02:24What are you getting at?
01:02:28Did you ever think
01:02:33that we caused this war?
01:02:37Pass me the cutters.
01:02:41Men like us who follow orders.
01:02:54I operate under the impression that if my commanding officer
01:02:58orders me to launch a nuclear strike on my own country,
01:03:02it's for a damn good reason.
01:03:07But who is your commanding officer?
01:03:16I know.
01:03:17Runt.
01:03:20He doesn't work for the CIA.
01:03:23Maybe he's a double agent.
01:03:24Are you sure?
01:03:29Damn it.
01:03:32What if, Daniels,
01:03:36what if you have been working for the Politburo this entire time?
01:03:41What if it was Khrushchev who ordered you to launch that missile?
01:03:45That's enough.
01:03:47What if you don't even work for the CIA?
01:03:51You said it yourself.
01:03:53You've never seen a radio like this before.
01:03:56What if your loyalty
01:03:59started a war
01:04:01that would end the life of my daughter,
01:04:04my family, of my country?
01:04:06I said that's enough!
01:04:09What if you had killed me?
01:04:26I watched your cousin
01:04:28lead a platoon of men to their death at Ravensbrook.
01:04:33I followed my orders. I kept my head down.
01:04:35He died. I lived.
01:04:40Alexei, I would give everything,
01:04:44everything I have to stop this war.
01:04:49What country, Daniels?
01:04:52What sacrifice?
01:04:57What about Anya?
01:05:01I made a mistake.
01:05:04They burnt her face.
01:05:07I learned my lesson.
01:05:11I do this for your daughter,
01:05:17for all the Anyas in the world
01:05:19for all the Anyas in the world
01:05:21that are hiding behind the Iron Curtain.
01:05:25That's why I joined the CIA.
01:05:28And that's why I follow orders.
01:05:35Blackbird, Enterprise.
01:05:40Put a burn notice out on Daniels.
01:05:44He's no use to us now.
01:05:47Let the KGB handle him.
01:05:59You are not
01:06:02who you think you are,
01:06:06Timothy Daniels.
01:06:10Go take care of your family, Alexei.
01:06:31By taking away all of his options,
01:06:33Hillcrest left Blackmark with only two ways to stop the clock.
01:06:37Find a new premier,
01:06:40or elect a new president.
01:06:44If we have a snipe...
01:06:46There will be with your first prince, poison, or snipe.
01:06:51What I need from you,
01:06:53is the name of your top doctor.
01:07:07Here.
01:07:08They're holding a meeting. Something big.
01:07:10Arthur's keeping me in the dark.
01:07:14Does he know anything?
01:07:16I'm not sure.
01:07:17Albrecht's building a radiochemical weapon.
01:07:19There's an antidote serum.
01:07:21Are we ready to move forward?
01:07:23No, we need the serum first.
01:07:25Move quickly, Skaith.
01:07:30What are you doing in here?
01:07:32Just a smoke.
01:07:35Yeah, me too.
01:07:42I'm gonna be candid with you, Skaith.
01:07:44Of course, sir.
01:07:47I miss sleep.
01:07:57Being able to turn off my light,
01:08:00and go to bed knowing
01:08:02the world is gonna be here tomorrow.
01:08:12I used to believe in the promise of America.
01:08:16What do you believe in, Skaith?
01:08:20Freedom, sir.
01:08:23Freedom.
01:08:26Yeah.
01:08:29Me too.
01:08:36That's why I trust you.
01:08:39That's why I trust you.
01:08:49Let's get back to work.
01:08:52Okay.
01:09:05Mr. Oswald is here to see you.
01:09:10Send him in.
01:09:21Mr. Oswald.
01:09:23Call me Lee.
01:09:25Scotch?
01:09:27No.
01:09:30Tell me about your time in...
01:09:32I can't tell you about Russia.
01:09:34Why not?
01:09:37Client confidentiality.
01:09:43You were stripped of your sharpshooter status.
01:09:47The sergeant didn't like me.
01:09:52No.
01:09:56No, I take it you're comfortable with
01:09:59high-level targets.
01:10:01I believe I am.
01:10:04And it should go without saying
01:10:06that anything that we say in this room...
01:10:08You know, I am nothing if not professional.
01:10:12Double your rate.
01:10:14No questions asked.
01:10:17But I'm gonna have to have you sign something
01:10:20before I give you the name.
01:10:23With respect,
01:10:25if this is a matter of trust...
01:10:27Oh, I trust you'll get the job done.
01:10:29Your record makes that clear, however.
01:10:35I need you to sign.
01:10:44This is serious.
01:10:47You said double my rate?
01:10:51Okay.
01:10:54Give the name.
01:10:58John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
01:11:05The President of the United States.
01:11:09Come in.
01:11:12There's been a development with Daniel, sir.
01:11:15KGB is moving on his apartment within the hour.
01:11:20Escape.
01:11:23Is everything all right?
01:11:24Stay here.
01:11:25I need your assurance
01:11:27that this is going to be taken care of.
01:11:29Escape!
01:11:30Somebody find me escape!
01:11:51Escape!
01:11:56Alfred.
01:12:03It's a serum.
01:12:20Fuck.
01:12:38Shit.
01:12:40We're leaving now.
01:12:41Daniels, what is it?
01:12:42They're coming.
01:12:45I need her medicine.
01:12:47Who is it?
01:12:49KGB.
01:12:50How do you know her?
01:12:52It's not here.
01:13:14Shit.
01:13:45Run!
01:13:52Run.
01:13:53We need to go now.
01:13:54I'm on my way.
01:13:55In a minute.
01:14:08Found the stuff!
01:14:15Fuck that.
01:14:25Alexey.
01:14:37No!
01:14:45Shit.
01:14:50Fuck.
01:15:14Come with me.
01:15:24Where is Alexey?
01:15:29We'll split up.
01:15:31There's a car downstairs.
01:15:32They'll give you passport and money,
01:15:33take you directly to Langley.
01:15:35I will take Anya from here.
01:15:41It's okay.
01:15:44Come on.
01:16:00You're a father, love.
01:16:14I need you to do me a favor, Anya.
01:16:20Keep this safe for me, okay?
01:16:45I never said goodbye to my father.
01:16:51The official report said your parents died in a fire.
01:16:56That night there was a phone call made to the KGB.
01:17:01I'm sure it was Black Mark.
01:17:04You don't think it could have been Hillcrest?
01:17:07Black Mark, Hillcrest.
01:17:09It doesn't matter.
01:17:11It doesn't matter.
01:17:13My father died for wealthy men in a foreign country.
01:17:18Not for glory or honor, but because of their greed.
01:17:23This is true evil, Agent Larson.
01:17:25Men who consume and destroy for profit.
01:17:30But my father wasn't enough.
01:17:33Black Mark wanted blood.
01:17:37He wanted to become Gerald Hillcrest.
01:17:42Stay close.
01:17:45We won't have much time.
01:17:54Good luck, sir.
01:18:02Gentlemen.
01:18:06It is the tradition of this conservatory
01:18:09to meet once a year on Thanksgiving.
01:18:13However, due to the present global crisis,
01:18:16we've been forced to meet early.
01:18:18First time in our history.
01:18:20We're not going to let that dampen our mood, are we?
01:18:23No.
01:18:25It has been a most eventful year.
01:18:28So, let's begin.
01:18:30Brother Mark.
01:18:40My brothers.
01:18:43Look at what we've created.
01:18:46We built this country
01:18:49with our sweat and our blood.
01:18:53We built this administration
01:18:56with our influence and guile.
01:19:00And we built this war.
01:19:04We built this country
01:19:07and we built this war
01:19:10with our pride
01:19:12and our greed.
01:19:14Gentlemen, I have a dream.
01:19:17I have a vision of the future.
01:19:20I see war.
01:19:24Endless, ceaseless, unwinnable,
01:19:27and without reason.
01:19:30I see tall buildings fall.
01:19:33I see presidents and kings
01:19:37reduced to pawns and jesters.
01:19:42I see fear in the eyes of every man,
01:19:46woman, and child.
01:19:49As they watch the stock markets crumble.
01:19:53As they lose their homes, their jobs,
01:19:57their families.
01:19:59I see a world crying out
01:20:03for a higher power.
01:20:06Gentlemen, we are that higher power.
01:20:12And when the world is ours,
01:20:17we will profit.
01:20:22And yet,
01:20:25and yet,
01:20:27there are those in this room
01:20:30who have betrayed me.
01:20:33That's enough.
01:20:36You played Khrushchev and Kennedy.
01:20:39You have worked day and night
01:20:41bringing them to this boiling point.
01:20:44The Bay of Pigs, the missile crisis,
01:20:47now Alexei Popolovsky and Timothy Daniels.
01:20:51And tomorrow, finally,
01:20:55you will bring the world to an end.
01:20:59Did you think I wouldn't notice your signature?
01:21:07What do you think?
01:21:16Gentlemen, a toast.
01:21:22To Gerald Hillcrest.
01:21:29Enjoy your Thanksgiving.
01:21:31When God's way dwarfed, men must die.
01:22:02No!
01:22:10You haven't stopped the clock.
01:22:31Gentlemen.
01:23:02I'm sorry, Mr. McCone can't see you right now.
01:23:05He asked me to inform you that your recording
01:23:07does not contain a credible threat
01:23:09and that he has no record of your employment.
01:23:11I did manage to find these in our archives.
01:24:01Thank you very much.
01:24:32The Bay of Pigs
01:24:44Evacuate all above-ground floors.
01:24:46Sections B-1 through 5 proceed immediately
01:24:49to your designated fallout shelters.
01:24:51This is not a drill.
01:24:54On November 22, 1963,
01:24:57Arthur Blackmark inherited
01:24:59the seven most powerful corporations in the world
01:25:03as the Soviet missiles began their final countdown,
01:25:07as Lee Harvey Oswald prepared to assassinate
01:25:10the President of the United States.
01:25:28You must recite the phrase
01:25:30to complete the transfer of power.
01:25:43There is power in darkness.
01:25:58From darkness I came.
01:26:01A rider on a black horse.
01:26:08To judge.
01:26:11And to condemn.
01:26:15To rule the world with power and authority.
01:26:21To claim my inheritance.
01:26:23To claim my inheritance.
01:26:31For I am the darkness.
01:26:33Listen. Listen.
01:26:35I want you to hear the sound of power.
01:26:38The sound of death.
01:26:41And the darkness grows inside of me.
01:26:53The Bay of Pigs
01:27:24The Bay of Pigs
01:27:48Shots have been fired at the President's motorcade
01:27:50on its way through downtown Dallas.
01:27:52The suspect is a white male,
01:27:54armed, believed to be carrying a 30-caliber rifle.
01:27:57Hold on.
01:27:59This just in.
01:28:01Ladies and gentlemen,
01:28:03the President is dead.
01:28:06He died just moments ago
01:28:08at Kirkland Hospital
01:28:10in Dallas.
01:28:14Scaith killed Daniels to keep the world from ending
01:28:17and then he went into hiding
01:28:19in fear of Blackmark.
01:28:22Brun stayed active in the Soviet Union
01:28:26and I was raised by the Russian ambassador.
01:28:30He told me parts of the story.
01:28:34I learned the rest on my own.
01:28:38I want you to find Blackmark
01:28:40and bring him to justice
01:28:42for killing the President,
01:28:44for killing my father.
01:28:46And I want to be placed in the Witness Protection Program.
01:28:52I'm sorry, Anya.
01:28:54There's nothing I can do.
01:28:58I want to believe you,
01:28:59but this investigation is about Daniels,
01:29:01nobody else.
01:29:03History repeats itself, Agent Larson.
01:29:06When the Cold War ends,
01:29:07a new war will begin,
01:29:09and another,
01:29:10and another,
01:29:11until Blackmark controls the world.
01:29:14I've never heard of Arthur Blackmark.
01:29:16If you follow the power in your government,
01:29:18you will find...
01:29:19Damn it, Anya!
01:29:20You do not know where Timothy Daniels is.
01:29:26I took a big risk involving your embassy
01:29:28and I need something to show for it.
01:29:30So if he's dead,
01:29:32give me proof.
01:29:47Proof.
01:29:50Daniels' recording of Blackmark hiring Lee Harvey Oswald
01:29:55will bring him to justice.
01:30:03Anya,
01:30:06if this is real,
01:30:09be very careful who you can trust.
01:30:12Everyone has a failsafe,
01:30:15Agent Larson.
01:30:21We could use more people like you.
01:30:24We'll be in touch.
01:30:39Give me the tape.
01:30:41Timothy Daniels.
01:30:45Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:30:47Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:30:50Skaith.
01:30:52Do you know what his last words were?
01:30:55Before I killed him?
01:31:00I believe in freedom.
01:31:09As long as Blackmark's still alive,
01:31:11there is no freedom,
01:31:13not for me,
01:31:15not for Anya.
01:31:18She almost had me convinced you were dead.
01:31:32She lied.
01:31:47Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:31:48Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:31:49Skaith.
01:31:50Do you know what his last words were?
01:31:51I believe in freedom.
01:31:52Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:31:53Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:31:54Skaith.
01:31:55Do you know what his last words were?
01:31:56I believe in freedom.
01:31:57Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:31:58Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:31:59Skaith.
01:32:00Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:01I believe in freedom.
01:32:02Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:03Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:04Skaith.
01:32:05Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:06I believe in freedom.
01:32:07Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:08Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:09Skaith.
01:32:10Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:11I believe in freedom.
01:32:12Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:13Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:14Skaith.
01:32:15Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:16I believe in freedom.
01:32:17Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:18Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:19Skaith.
01:32:20Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:21I believe in freedom.
01:32:22Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:23Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:24Skaith.
01:32:25Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:26I believe in freedom.
01:32:27Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:28Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:29Skaith.
01:32:30Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:31I believe in freedom.
01:32:32Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:33Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:34Skaith.
01:32:35Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:36Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:37Skaith.
01:32:38Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:39I believe in freedom.
01:32:40Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:41Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:42Skaith.
01:32:43Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:44I believe in freedom.
01:32:45Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:46Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:47Skaith.
01:32:48Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:49I believe in freedom.
01:32:50Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:51Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:52Skaith.
01:32:53Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:54I believe in freedom.
01:32:55Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:32:56Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:32:57Skaith.
01:32:58Do you know what his last words were?
01:32:59I believe in freedom.
01:33:00Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:01Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:02Skaith.
01:33:03Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:04I believe in freedom.
01:33:05Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:06Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:07Skaith.
01:33:08Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:09I believe in freedom.
01:33:10Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:11Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:12Skaith.
01:33:13Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:14I believe in freedom.
01:33:15Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:16Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:17Skaith.
01:33:18Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:19I believe in freedom.
01:33:20Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:21Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:22Skaith.
01:33:23Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:24Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:25Skaith.
01:33:26Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:27I believe in freedom.
01:33:28Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:29Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:30Skaith.
01:33:31Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:32I believe in freedom.
01:33:33Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:34Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:35Skaith.
01:33:36Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:37I believe in freedom.
01:33:38Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:39Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:40Skaith.
01:33:41Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:42I believe in freedom.
01:33:43Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:44Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:45Skaith.
01:33:46Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:47I believe in freedom.
01:33:48Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:49Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:50Skaith.
01:33:51Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:52I believe in freedom.
01:33:53Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:54Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:33:55Skaith.
01:33:56Do you know what his last words were?
01:33:57I believe in freedom.
01:33:58Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:33:59Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:00Skaith.
01:34:01Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:02I believe in freedom.
01:34:03Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:04Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:05Skaith.
01:34:06Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:07I believe in freedom.
01:34:08Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:09Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:10Skaith.
01:34:11Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:12Skaith.
01:34:13Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:14I believe in freedom.
01:34:15Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:16Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:17Skaith.
01:34:18Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:19I believe in freedom.
01:34:20Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:21Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:22Skaith.
01:34:23Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:24I believe in freedom.
01:34:25Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:26Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:27Skaith.
01:34:28Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:29I believe in freedom.
01:34:30Blackmark's been looking for you.
01:34:31Like he was looking for Skaith?
01:34:32Skaith.
01:34:33Do you know what his last words were?
01:34:34I believe in freedom.