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[phone ringing]
- [Lindsey] Hi, Mr. Broderick this is Lindsey Cohen
from the Legacy Home.
I'm calling because I saw you pulled Emmy
from the waiting list.
- Yes, I know. - Look, I worked hard
to get this exception, with your circumstances and all,
it's very rare that a space opens up so quickly.
- [Mr. Broderick] Things have changed.
I had to go to Canada for a few weeks.
- [Lindsey] Okay, but unfortunately once you release
Emmy's spot she starts at the bottom again.
Are you sure you wanna do this?
- I don't know.
It's what Sarah wanted.
- [Lindsey] Then I wish you and Emmy the best
of luck, Mr. Broderick.
[lighthearted music]
[beeps]
- Emmy, stay right there.
I'm gonna go ask this guy for directions.
Excuse me.
Are you from around here?
- Yeah, I do. - My wife rented
a place up the hill.
Do you know where [faintly speaking]
[bells ringing]
[camera snaps]
[suspenseful music]
Emmy!
You scared the hell out of me,
I told you to stay in the car.
You can't just run off like this.
Come on.
[Emmy screaming]
[bells ringing]
[suspenseful music]
Oh, my gosh.
Here it is, wow.
This is amazing.
Come on, [faintly speaking].
There it is.
Baby.
Emmy, come see.
[suspenseful music]
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
One at a time, one at a time, Emmy.
Hold on, I'll get it, I'll get it.
There you go, there you go.
All right, all right.
Damn it.
I told you.
I told you not to take my picture, baby, baby Look,
look your mom, your mom bought you a bike for your birthday.
Just try it.
You love it.
Come on, come on, just sit.
[Emmy screaming]
Your legs work fine.
Baby, baby, where are you going?
Oh, come on.
Wait, what's wrong?
What is wrong?
Come here, you got to show me.
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
I'm not mad, okay?
Oh, Christ.
What am I gonna do child?
I know, I know, I got it, I miss her too.
Right here.
Here you go, here you go, here.
You wanna see her too?
Here you go, I got it.
I got it.
This is.
I gotta go make a phone call.
♪ Lollipop, lollipop
- Stay pu. ♪ Oh, lolli, lolli, lolli
♪ Lollipop, lollipop
♪ Oh, lolli, lolli, lolli
♪ Lollipop, lollipop
♪ Oh, lolli, lolli, lolli
♪ Lollipop
[pops]
♪ Bom bom bom bom
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
- [Richard] Hey, just checking in.
- [Seth] We talked about this, man,
you don't need to check-in,
all your cases are being handled.
- [Richard] What?
I told you I could cover from here.
- [Seth] Your wife died three weeks ago.
Just take care of your daughter.
I think that's what she would want.
- We won, damn it!
We should be celebrating.
I mean, Bruce got full custody for Christ's sake.
- [Seth] But you didn't have to leak images of his wife
all over the internet, man.
- Oh, she played dirty too, you know what?
No, you're right.
Let's just give it all back to her.
See what he thinks about that.
- [Seth] Cut the shit, Richard.
I'm trying to save your job.
- Save my job?
He hired me to be his lawyer, not emotional Sherpa.
You know what?
He'll call us in the morning and thank us.
- [Seth] You know, I hope so.
[faintly speaking]
- I can't hear you.
What was that?
What did you say?
Seth, Seth?
Son of a bitch!
Emmy.
God damn it.
Emmy, I don't have time for this.
Emmy, come on, Emmy.
Are you kidding me?
You gotta get out of there.
Emmy.
[suspenseful music]
Great.
Emmy.
Emmy, come on, that's it.
Get your butt out here right now!
I'm not kidding.
Emmy.
I'm coming in.
Emmy, no wait, God.
[Richard knocks]
Emmy, open this door right now.
[Richard knocks]
Emmy!
Unbelievable.
Emmy, what are you doing
[kids laughing]
Who's up there.
[muffled speaking]
[suspenseful music]
[birds singing]
Just you me, kiddo.
Just you and me.
- [Sarah] To my loves, we made it.
Thank you for believing in us.
I know it's tough taking time off of work,
but you won't regret it.
This treatment is going to change our lives
and give our family the chance we never had.
Maybe we'll hear our girl say mommy and daddy
for the first time.
And happy birthday to you Little Blue.
May your light always guide us.
I love you both beyond our dreams.
Always by your side.
Sarah.
I love you both beyond our dreams.
We made it.
Maybe we'll hear our girl say mommy and daddy
for the first time.
Maybe we'll hear our girl say mommy and daddy.
[humming]
[lighthearted music]
[Emmy crying]
- Okay.
Here, show me what's wrong.
Emmy, show me.
You've help me out, okay.
Come here.
You mom's not here, this is ridiculous.
Did you push yourself?
- Mr. Broderick, thank you so much for coming.
- Hi, I think there's--
- Oh, that's okay, sweetie,
we'll have you cleaned up in no time.
- Unbelievable. - It's fine.
Let's go.
I just want to say, I'm so sorry.
I got to know Sarah over the last year.
She was quite an incredible woman.
- She was, thank you.
- This might seem like a dream at times, hey.
With everything you've been through.
Raising a girl without her mother can be incredibly hard.
Do you have any family to help?
- My parents died and
Sarah's parents hate me, so,
it's just me.
- Listen, it's really just a learning curve.
I will be here to help you and Emmy.
We have some very special things
we're gonna try over the next week.
So I will need you to be on time.
- Yeah, my GPS wasn't working, I'm sorry.
- Also, no cell phones.
- Yeah, I still have to work.
- 30 minutes a day.
That's all we ask.
It affects the equipment.
- Fine, fine.
- All right.
So just some quick family history questions.
Sarah already answered but I just need you to confirm
and have you signed a release.
Are you taking any medications?
- Why?
- Emmy can't tell us what's going on, but genes might.
- Yeah, some SSRI's for depression
and Xanax for the obvious.
- Is that a situation of depression or chronic
- Situation, is this completely necessary.
- Yes, I'm sorry,
but we need all the information we can get.
Do you have any history of
mental illness in your family?
- I don't know.
I'm adopted, so I have no idea of my family history.
- Okay.
Do you have any history of alcohol abuse or any addictions?
- No.
- Oh, excellent.
This is so excited, Emmy, isn't it?
Understand that this is an experimental
treatment completely voluntary.
There's no guarantees of results,
although we've been seeing some promising outcomes.
All right, so I'm gonna have you sign here and there,
and then we'll get started.
Also, Dr. Helmond uses this touch app in tandem
with the treatment.
It's very simple.
It might expand Emmy's level of communication.
So you just press the picture.
- [Female] House.
- And the app gives her voice.
- If Sarah tried one of these kind of things,
Emmy's not interested.
- Well, it's worth a try, though.
I'll text you the link so you can download
and put it on your phone, okay?
So I will also be conducting home visits
to monitor Emmy over the course of the treatment.
I will be here for you, no matter what
you can call me day or night.
Let's go meet Dr. Helmond
- Okay.
So looking good.
You are gonna do fantastic.
This will get easier once you get used to the sensation
of the magnets.
But I'm very excited about our chances of success.
- I hope so I have to get back to work one way or another.
- Well, that's the idea.
Get everybody back to their lives.
Now if you just proper her up [faintly speaking].
- Focus, come on, don't be difficult Emmy.
You need to sit still, here, here, here.
- [Dr. Helmond] There you go
- There will be a loud clicking sound.
It might upset her a bit.
- Now, slowly increase the signal, as we continue.
[beeps]
- Whoa, hey.
[suspenseful music]
Well, that's it?
Is she okay?
- Oh, yeah, she's totally fine.
But Richard, she draws off your energy
so the more calm you are, the better.
What a fantastic kid you have here.
See, that wasn't so bad, was it?
Nice work young lady.
We are done for today.
Have a lollipop.
She will be a little sleepy, that's normal.
So just get her into a routine for the week.
And please use the app it can open up
new avenues of communication.
But most importantly enjoy some time with your daughter.
She needs it.
[lighthearted music]
- Excuse me.
Are we gonna do this every time?
Come here, let's go ahead.
[speaking in foreign language]
- Encompass the full understanding of astrology.
Hey, I love the camera.
Oh, the light will kill me. [laughs]
can I help you sir?
- I saw this booking window I was wonder
if you could tell me what that symbol means.
- Cool, let's take a look.
That is an hourglass, although modern parlance
we call it the infinity sign.
You think about getting a tat, you're gonna tated it up?
Yeah?
- Yeah, no, I, this inscription was on the cornerstone
under the house where we're staying.
Had an inscription with an S and an H.
Does that mean anything to you?
- Ah, okay.
What were you doing under the building?
- It's kind of a long story.
- You know, I got a buddy who works down with the library
has access to the town archives
find out what you're setting on.
- Damn it, Emmy. - No, no, no that's okay.
It's cool man. - I will pay for it.
Whatever it. - No, no,
you don't have to pay, this is cool.
I couldn't even give this thing away.
In fact, do you want this?
Do you want that?
Okay.
That's fine.
This is a crystal of protection.
♪ Oh
- You don't have to do this.
- No, no, it's part of the thing.
This is a crystal protection use wisely.
I'm serious.
Oh, take it, she loves the crystals dude.
- Seriously-- - I know.
You know what you buy this book, crystal is free.
- "Your Indigo Child". - Yeah, she's Indigo,
look at her, she got smokin' blue aura man.
- You can see auras?
- Anyone can see auras.
All you have to do is look closely man,
empty your [mumbles].
Clear out, just filter the BS, okay?
- Blue.
- Yeah, come on.
Hey, don't be jelly, your Indigo too, hello it's looking
a little blue gray probably do them with some heavy shizz.
Everybody does.
I tell you what, leave your name, make your mark
whatever it is you do.
Put some contact info on here I'll get back to you
find out whatever I can about that cornerstone thing.
- Don't worry about it.
- Hey, I got nothing but time.
- Now, that I believe. - Bye, blue.
[suspenseful music]
[birds singing]
- I'm right here, I'm right here.
Come on, I got you.
[footsteps pattering]
What?
[kids laughing]
Emmy.
- [Girl] Watch out, watch out, he is coming.
This way, hide.
- Emmy!
Open the door.
Honey, honey, is that you?
Unlock the door.
Open this door, it's not fun.
[kids screaming]
Open the.
[Emmy crying]
[suspenseful music]
It's okay, it's okay.
There is nothing there, look.
It's just the wind.
it's just the wind.
It's okay.
[lighthearted music]
"Your Indigo Child".
Okay.
Loves music and may sing before talking,
interested in rocks, crystals and stones.
When exploring high [mumbles].
Attracted to animals.
Often sees angels
and deceased loved ones.
Hear that Sarah?
Damn it [mumbles], what are you doing?
- [Sarah] Me and Blue love you.
[Richard screaming]
[phone ringing]
[beeps]
- All right, you just relax, young lady.
We'll have you out of here in no time.
[fireworks exploding]
[suspenseful music]
- She's not okay.
- She's fine, everything's normal.
- Well, it looks painful.
- Well, it's probably not physical
but emotional pain she's reacting to.
- Emmy doesn't understand emotions.
- Well, she couldn't tell you about him if she did.
So we open up the pathways so that Emmy
can communicate her emotions.
If they're there, we'll find them.
- She has the mentality of a five-year-old.
- You think?
I had a patient a few years back in my practice,
who became acutely aware that people he thought
were laughing with him all his life,
were actually laughing at him.
That's a blow ha?
Imagine reliving all those wonderful memories
as the butt end of every joke.
But he knows who to trust now,
he's actually in college doing very well.
My point is that that child's father said the same thing
about his kid.
Except I think he said the mentality
of a three-year-old I believe.
Sarah and I talked about this.
You see, Richard, autism is a communication disorder.
When you communicate, you have a sender and receiver.
Everything in between is lost.
I like to say that this machine helps us
sort out all the noise in the middle,
so we can hear Emmy.
She's always trying to say something.
Have you tried the app with her yet?
- Yes, she only likes her pictures.
- Well, that's good.
Let her take as many pictures as she can.
But please use the app it'll help us benchmark her progress.
You need to be looking for any new developments
in her behavior.
You get a sucker.
Okay.
- What are you tired?
You're hungry?
All right, here.
Here you go.
Stay right here I'll be right back.
You hear me, Emmy?
- [Sarah] But blue can see the deeper you
and she loves you just like me.
Little Blue can't tell you things
when you are noisy in a spin,
she runs for calm and quiet space.
Her voice lives deep within.
Mr. Blue can't see like you, the noise drowns all he hears,
but he loves you in his own crazy way.
- Here you go. - That makes you disappear.
Mr. Blue and Little Blue--
- Emmy. - Here is something
of a riddle.
Little Blue-- - I know you can talk.
You just got to tell me.
Emmy, all right that's it.
You do this again, you get nadda.
- [Sarah] Little Blue doesn't look at you.
You think she does not see, but Blue can see the deeper You
and she loves you just like me.
Little Blue can't tell you things
when you are noisy in a spin,
she runs for calm and quiet space.
[suspenseful music]
- Emmy!
[suspenseful music]
Emmy, where are you?
Emmy.
Don't move, you're gonna fall.
You get your ass down here girl.
Emmy!
Emmy.
- Richard.
Hi.
Is everything okay?
That's quite the nick, you okay?
- Yeah, yeah, I'll be fine.
- Hey, I noticed kind of pressure.
- Sure you do. - No, really, I do.
I was a parent of a child with severe ASD.
- And that's why she does it, folks.
- I was 19 I had a little boy, he was nonverbal like Emmy.
- And you did the treatment and let's happily ever after.
- Not quite.
I was angry at my boy, at life, at the man who left me.
I tried to drink myself to death.
- My deal is different.
- Maybe.
Dr. Helmond taught me that I live in the noise
in the middle.
The autistic lives in the now.
- Well, I like the noise.
And oh, I mean, it makes life interesting, don't you think?
- All I wanted was a normal child,
a child who didn't hit themselves.
A child who didn't wake up screaming.
I wanted a child who could be seen in public
without embarrassing me.
I got tired of resenting him.
I felt like God had abandoned me.
And so I thought I had no choice but to commit him.
- Sandra, you know, my expectations are pretty damn low.
I would be happy just hearing the word daddy.
- But what I'm saying is if you can't quiet the noise,
then you will never hear that word, Richard.
- So, what did you need?
- Well, as part of the treatment, we do house checks
to see how our patients are progressing.
How is she doing so far?
Do you notice any changes?
- No, nothing really.
I mean, I actually think she's getting worse.
- While the effects are cumulative,
it's only the second treatment.
You might not see changes right away.
Let's see.
Emmy.
- [Female] Sandwich.
- All right, now your return
- [Female] Sandwich.
- It's okay, it's okay.
She might not get it right away.
But keep trying.
The app might help open things up.
There you go, sweetie.
Do you not know how she likes her sandwich?
- No. - She likes her sandwich
with a lot of mayo, one slice of turkey,
one slice of tomato, cut in half.
- And how did you know that?
- Look closer Richard.
The answer is right in front of you.
- All right, I cannot spend my entire day analyzing
volumes of mayonnaise on sandwiches, okay?
- I'm not shaming you.
It's just a reality.
You have to work with you and Emmy need to get
to know each other.
- You know, honestly, I just,
I don't have time for all this, okay.
Sarah is the one who spent her entire life
trying to fix Emmy, not me.
- Maybe it's not about fixing her, but accepting her.
I thought I had to let my child go,
because I didn't think I had a choice.
That was 20 years ago.
You have choices now.
[camera roaring]
Keep up with the app, do it together, see what happens.
- [Kids] Trick or treat!
- I promise it will change your life.
See you tomorrow.
- I'll go get you something.
I'll be right back.
Let's go.
Keep it moving.
[lighthearted music]
Come on.
Boy.
Come on.
Hey, come on, come on.
[kids screaming]
Just follow him in.
[dramatic music]
- [Kid] Boom!
[kids screaming]
- [Richard] Emmy.
- Cool camera, let me take a picture.
[Emmy groaning]
- Emmy.
Emmy, stop.
- What is wrong with her?
- That is not how you make friends kiddo.
Can you just laid down, it's time to go to sleep.
All right, fine.
I could do this all night for all I care.
Here.
What are you looking at?
There's nothing there.
Here.
Maybe your mum could shut you up.
I'm done.
[Emmy screaming]
Shut up!
- [Sarah] Me and Blue love you.
- [Zandra] She was quite incredible.
- [Dr. Helmond] Autism is a communication disorders.
- [Sarah] This treatment is going to change our life.
This will seem like a dream at times, hey.
- [Dr. Helmond] Imagine reliving all
those wonderful memories.
- [Zandra] Maybe it's not about fixing her.
- [Dr. Helmond] That all the noise in the middle.
[suspenseful music]
- [Zandra] God had abandoned me.
- [Sarah] You won't regret it, you won't regret it.
Me and Blue love you.
- [Kid] What is wrong with you.
You're useless.
[muffled speaking]
[kids laughing]
[birds singing]
- Emmy please comb your hair.
You need to put the photo after you do the task, right?
Emmy, no.
Please stop, please, it's okay, it's okay.
God.
Just stay put and I will get some towels.
[Emmy screaming]
[suspenseful music]
Emmy.
Did you do this?
Answer me, why did you do the?
Oh my god, are you right?
Show me where you're cut.
It's okay, it's okay.
I'm not mad, I'm not mad.
Show me what's wrong.
Talk to me, damn it.
Really?
[footsteps pattering]
Let's go.
I know.
- Rough night? - She got her
period this morning.
- Really?
Oh, your mother would have wanted to be here.
How you doing?
You sure she is okay?
She looks really groggy.
- She's fine.
This is happening because of the treatment.
- No, she's just becoming a young woman, right?
Come on, let's go.
[machine roaring]
- Okay, okay, here we go.
[beeps]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
[Emmy groaning]
I've been doing this for the past five years
and these are Some of the best I've seen.
- I need an explanation for what just happened
to my daughter in that room.
- She had a minor seizure.
It can be shocking, but the benefits
far outweigh the drawbacks
- Wait, wait, benefits, are you kidding me?
None of these pseudo science magnet therapy bullshit
matters anyway, all you want is my money.
I should just pull it from the treatment right now.
- I know it's difficult but all of this matters.
But the scans are very promising.
Please let the process work.
She has been absorbing everything around it
for her entire life.
She deserves the possibility to tell you about it.
Come on.
Don't you want to hear.
Really?
[lighthearted music]
- Blue, hey, guys. - Emmy.
- Come in here, I got some info.
[mumbles] the bird's, right here, don't leave me hanging.
Yes, high zero works too.
Wow, she's just popping, look at that glow. [laughs]
Okay, dude, I talked to my buddy at the library.
Got some intel.
- Emmy, come on, we gotta go.
- [mumbles] right here.
Hey, so apparently the place that you're staying at,
built on the ashes of a poor house,
this place burned down 1887.
46 children died.
- Poor house. - Yeah, it's a place
where society dumps its indigent,
you know, orphans and idiots.
Sorry, that didn't come out right.
You know what?
At least she's not an orphan. [laughs]
So anyway, [coughs loudly].
The keeper of the Sumter House, Mr. Sick-As-Shit Sumter.
Yeah, he was a hardcore Puritan.
Yeah, no sex, no drugs, no booze.
I mean sounds boring as hell.
But this guy was a fanatic.
I mean, what makes it worse?
Is that he actually branded the children
with that infinity symbol that you found on the cornerstone
yeah, forever in life, forever in death.
Crazy shizz.
Man, check it out too.
Newspapers indicate that one of the orphans was so angry
that he burned the place down just to kill him,
talk about bad energy.
- How do you know if someone from the other side
is trying to talk to you?
- You mean, like spirits.
I don't know.
I mean, they possess people and they can manipulate objects
in the real world to let you know
that they're watching or listening.
But it takes a lot of energy to do that, you know.
And so most of the spirits just take
the easy route, dreams.
- Dreams?
- Yeah, it's much easier to reach people
in dreams without outside distractions.
Why?
Are you getting some funky vibes on you?
- Maybe?
[faintly speaking]
- I don't doubt it.
I think that you're sitting on a ton of paranormal energy.
Okay, your dreams will fill in what you don't know.
Just keep your eyes open.
- Okay. - FYI, I am teaching
a lucid dream class on Fridays.
This is a twofer, I suggest you check it out.
- We gotta go.
- Okay.
If that place really is haunted,
and she's gonna be in the thick of it, and she's an indigo,
which means she's a conduit for spirits, good and bad.
I'm just saying.
- Emmy, Emmy. - No, no, it's okay.
It's okay, she likes the crystals.
It's normal.
- No, it's not okay. - We're fine.
Here, this is for you.
And this is for you, and this is for your friend.
- I'm good, thank you.
- That's fine.
- [Richard] Emmy, let's go.
Come on.
- Bye Blue.
[suspenseful music]
- Often see angels and deceased loved ones.
True Indigo children have an enhanced third eye.
This connection gives them an innate telepathic ability
to channel emotions because of their psychic ability
Indigo children have been known to attract the unseen.
An Indigo child psychic attract can open portals
and allow them to communicate with the dead.
- [Female] Here.
- Sarah.
- [Female] I here.
I here.
[kids laughing]
- [Kid] He is coming, he is coming.
- This is got to stop, you hear me?
Emmy.
Is that you?
Are you okay?
Look at me.
[screaming]
[suspenseful music]
Did you do this?
Did you kill the cat?
- [Lindsay] Hello, thank you for calling the Legacy Home,
this is Lindsay.
- Hey, Lindsey, Richard Broderick.
I know we spoke earlier about my daughter, Emmy.
I changed my mind, I really need to get her into facility.
I mean as soon as possible.
- [Lindsay] I'm sorry, but we talked about this
Mr. Broderick, she's at the bottom of the list.
- Yeah, I know.
I'll pay, who do I need to talk to?
- [Lindsay] It's not about money. Mr. Broderick,
everyone on the list has the same issue.
Have you consider other options, part time care?
- [Richard] There's no other options.
I mean, I can't do it anymore.
- [Lindsay] Mr. Broderick, maybe you need some help.
There are programs I can recommend.
We understand your frustration--
- You understand she doesn't even know I exist.
[beeps]
- [Lindsay] Mr. Broderick.
Mr. Broderick.
[suspenseful music]
Are you there?
- All right little lady, here we go.
One, two, three.
[machine roaring]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
[muffled speaking]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
[muffled speaking]
[phone ringing]
- Okay, okay.
Seth, are you there?
- [Seth] I have some bad news Richard.
- What?
- [Seth] Bruce's wife killed herself last night.
He's devastated.
He's blaming you.
- Wait, wait, are you kidding me?
Look, obviously you know that this is not our fault.
- [Seth] You destroyed his wife.
This is gonna be a bitch to clean up, man.
You know the drill, the firm needs to show we are actively
separating ourselves from you.
- So that's it?
20 years, man, the whole fucking thing.
- [Seth] Whatever, someone's gonna take the fall for this.
- Stop that.
Seth, this is bullshit, you know it.
Can you get her out of there, I am on the phone damn it.
- [Seth] I'll do my best to get you a seat at the table.
- Emmy, for Christ's sake! - But it doesn't look good
and you know it.
- Seth?
Okay, what do you want?
What do you want?
[Emmy grunts]
We're done, treatment is over.
[Emmy groans]
There's no other option, I can't do it again.
- [Sarah] No, I'm never letting her go.
- [Richard] She will never meet this house.
Never go to college, never get married,
never drive a car, [faintly speaking]--
- [Sarah] So you regret this?
You regret our daughter.
- What do you want me to do Sara?
- [Dr. Helmond] It's what Sarah wanted.
- Sarah, talk to me.
I would be happy just hearing the word daddy.
You don't understand, she doesn't even know I exist.
- [Sarah] She see and hears everything you do.
When you treat her like a ghost.
- [Richard] Emmy, Emmy, Emmy, did you kill the cat?
- [Sarah] You let go her off her and you let go off me too.
- [Richard] Pseudo science magnet not your therapy bullshit.
What do you want, what do you want?
I should just pull it from [mumbles] right now.
- [Sarah] You are gonna regret this.
- [Richard] Sometimes you gotta know when to let go.
I'm here.
- [Female] Stop!
- No one hears me.
[lighthearted music]
- [Man] She's an Indigo.
Keep your eyes [faintly speaking].
- [Richard] True Indigo children
have an enhanced third-eye Chakra.
This connection gives them an innate telepathic ability
to channel emotions and thoughts,
because of their psychic ability Indigo children have been
known to attract the unseen.
An Indigo child's psychic attraction can open portals
and allow them to communicate with the dead.
How do you know if someone
from the other side is trying to talk to you?
- [Man] She's an indigo,
which means she's a conduit for spirit.
You're Indigo too.
Keep your eyes open.
- Emmy.
There's no other option, I can't do it anymore.
Sorry, Sarah.
Sometimes you gotta know when to let go.
You left me no choice.
Forever in life, forever in death.
Sarah.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I see you.
[beeps]
Emmy.
Please.
Emmy It's okay, I'm not mad, I'm better.
Turn it off.
Turn it off!
We can go home.
Do you remember what it was supposed to be like?
How we dreamed
the perfect child, perfect life?
I can't do this without you Sarah.
I need you.
We need you.
- I'm right here.
And I wanna come home.
[dramatic music]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ Bom bom bom bom
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
- [Female] Happy.
- You're happy?
- [Female] Happy.
[lighthearted music]
Play.
- Do you wanna play.
- [Female] Play.
- Hey, come on.
I'm gonna teach you how to ride a bike.
Okay, here we go, you ready?
Oh, look at that nice.
All right, now just
find your balance.
[faintly speaking]
You okay?
There you are, look at you go.
Sarah, are you seeing this?
Are you seeing your daughter?
She is riding a bike.
Hey, slow down, hey, let's not go crazy.
- [Female] Hair brush.
- You want the hair brush.
Yeah, you can brush your own hair, look at that.
We don't need that treatment.
All we need is each other.
[suspenseful music]
[water flowing]
- You look dashing.
- [Seth] We got your seat at the table, Richard,
but the board meeting is tomorrow at 4:30.
You have to be here if you wanna have a shot
of keeping your job.
- [Richard] What's the fallout?
- [Seth] Oh, come on, there's no fallout.
I just show up if I were you.
- I'll be there.
[bells ringing]
- Hey, Blue.
What's this?
- [Female] Sorry.
- It's all good kid.
Hey, sweet, she's using the talker tool, nice.
She's doing real good, bro.
- I know.
- What.
Nice with the goat looking sharp.
- My wife is talking to me.
- Okay, cool, you need a therapist.
- She is dead.
- Okay, true.
So how is she talking to exactly I mean, what is she using?
- Her.
- Oh boy, that makes sense.
She's a perfect conduit, but you got to be careful
when you come here.
You gotta make sure that you're talking to the right person
or entity or whatever.
All I know is spirits can be really tricky.
Friend of mine, talked to his dead grandma 10 years ago,
he swears to this day.
She's still watching him.
Dude can't even jerk off looking over his shoulder.
It's real tragedy.
- A Ouija board?
- I know it's cliche, but it's probably the best
form of communication with the dead.
- I don't need a Ouija board.
I know it's my wife, all right.
I'm gone tomorrow.
I'm not leaving without her.
- Okay, let me get this straight.
You're going on a road trip with your dead wife.
You can't take a ghost with you.
I mean, maybe you can, but why?
- Why not?
- It's complicated.
First, you got to bind the spirit.
- Do you have a book?
- [Albert] You feeling all right?
- Never felt better in my life.
- Okay, sure, sure.
I will, like I said, you just got to be really careful
what spirit you bind with because once you do,
you can't get rid of it.
And the other thing is make sure that you're bind
with the right spirit.
Because if you bind with the wrong spirit,
you will be cursed for life.
Okay, you know what?
I'm sorry.
I thought I had a book that could help but I don't.
Oh, hey, Tammy.
Yeah, that hot yoga book came in.
Listen, I gotta help her out and everything, all right?
I'll be right.
- There you go.
Hold it like this with your pinky out.
And take a sip.
Here, clink cups and cheer.
It's okay, accidents happen.
Look at us.
We're having tea.
Okay, wait I know, it's exciting.
Hold on.
Now make a wish and blow it out.
That's one way to do it.
[phone rings]
Look.
- [Female] Butterfly.
Butterfly.
- That's right, butterfly.
- [Female] Mom.
Here.
- What?
- [Female] Mom here.
- That's right, your mom's here.
You don't need to keep doing this, I know she's here.
- [Zandra] Hi, everybody, it's me Zandra.
- You and your mom Stay here.
I'll take care of this.
- [Female] Bad.
- Hi.
I'm sorry, but you look different.
- Why are you here?
I said the treatment is over.
- We know you're under a lot of stress.
But I didn't think he was serious
so I thought I would stop by.
Is Emmy okay?
- She's fine.
- Can I see her? - No, you're not her keeper.
- Richard, everybody goes though
a lot of rough time with this.
But don't give up.
It's working.
We're almost finished.
- This is about the money, isn't it?
- Money?
No.
I think you're confused.
Are you okay?
- I'm not confused.
The treatment is over.
Stay away from my family.
[dramatic music]
- Child, you scared me.
Are you okay?
- [Female] Mom here.
- Mom here?
Emmy, what's wrong?
- Bad. - Emmy, get out of the car.
Come on, let's go.
This is kidnapping.
Next time, I won't be so gentle.
[suspenseful music]
[Emmy crying]
Listen to me, we can't trust her.
I don't want to going near her again, do you understand me?
Do you understand me?
It's time to go home sweetheart.
It's time to go home.
- I'm so sorry Sarah.
Albert.
[suspenseful music]
- I need your help.
I need your help.
Now I'm ready.
- Forever in life, forever in death.
[bells ringing]
- Hi, Albert. - Oh, hey, Zee.
Those Peruvian bath bombs you ordered came in?
- Looks like you know one of my patients.
- What do you mean?
- I mean Broderick.
- Oh, you mean Blue?
Yeah, they've been here a few times.
Blue okay?
- I hope so.
- Hope so, what do you mean?
- It's Emmy's dad.
He's been through a lot
and I think he's buckling under the stress.
- Yeah.
He weirded me out when he was in here earlier today?
- What happened?
- Oh, in a nutshell his wife is using Blue
to communicate with him
and he wants to take her home with them.
- What?
- Yeah, he wants to take his wife with them.
You know, her ghost.
- How do you even do that?
- Oh, first you bind the spirit.
- Bind to what?
- Another entity.
He wanted me to sell them a book on conjuring,
it didn't feel right.
And this book was.
That's not there.
- I gotta go.
- I hope Blue is gonna be all right.
- [Zandra] I hope so too.
[phone ringing]
- This is Richard, leave a message.
[dramatic music]
It's okay, it's okay, just think about your mom.
Bring your mom here, okay.
- [Sarah] [mumbles] is gonna change our lives.
I can't do this by myself, Richard.
Me and Blue love you so much.
I promise you won't regret this.
This is gonna be amazing for us.
[Emmy crying]
Emmy, oh no, I just missed the exit.
I love you, I'll see you tonight.
Emmy, no, stop.
Emmy, honey, I'm right here.
Sweetheart, [background noise drowns out speaker].
Emmy, stop, no.
[suspenseful music]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
- I can't do this by myself.
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
- [Sarah] Me and Blue love you so much.
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
- I promise you won't regret this,
this is gonna be amazing for us.
Emmy, oh no, [faintly speaking].
I love you so much.
Emmy, no, stop.
Emmy, honey, I'm right here.
Sweetheart [faintly speaking].
[beeps]
[Emmy crying]
- [Female] I'm sorry.
Mom here.
- That's right she is here sweet.
Sarah.
Looks like we have a new guest.
[suspenseful music]
- Hello.
Emmy.
Richard.
Emmy.
[Emmy crying]
Emmy.
Emmy, you okay?
Richard, Richard.
I called the police.
- Then we don't have much time, do we?
You trying to kidnap my child, Zandra,
do you know what that means?
- Richard, I've been trying to get ahold of you.
I know it doesn't seem like it but the treatment is working.
- We're going home.
We're family now.
- Emmy, Emmy, I know you're scared, okay?
Just hang in there, okay.
Richard.
Richard, you've had a mental break.
Sarah is dead, okay.
None of this is real, you have to stop.
The treatment is working.
Dr. Helmond told me today, okay.
Emmy is getting better.
- [Female] Sorry, mom is here.
- You see, she's trying to tell you something, Richard.
[dramatic music]
Okay.
You've to listen, if you don't stop, you won't hear her.
She remembers everything, Richard.
The treatment is working.
- Emmy.
Sweetheart, come here.
[upbeat music]
Come on, it's time to go home.
I know you are here.
Where are you?
[suspenseful music]
Emmy.
Is that you?
Come on, Emmy, it's time to go home.
Emmy, come on.
Emmy.
Stay there, I'm coming up.
Emmy, tell me where you are.
Stop.
Emmy.
[lighthearted music]
- [Zandra] Emmy has something to say to you.
- Daddy.
- Little Blue doesn't look at you.
You think she doesn't see but Blue can see the deeper you
and she loves you just like me.
Little Blue can't tell you things
when you're noisy in a spin.
She runs for calm and quiet space,
her voice lives deep within.
- Deeper.
Daddy.
- [Female] [muffled speaking] Emmy.
[lighthearted music]
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ Boom, boom, boom
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ boom, boom boom
♪ Call my baby lollipop
♪ Tell you why
♪ His kiss is sweeter than an apple pie ♪
♪ And when he does his shaky rockin' dance ♪
♪ Man, I haven't got a chance
♪ I call him
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ Sweeter than candy on a stick ♪
♪ Huckleberry, cherry or lime
♪ If you had a choice
♪ He'd be your pick
♪ But lollipop is mine
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ Bom bom bom bom
♪ Crazy way he thrills me
♪ Tell you why
♪ Just like a lightning from the sky ♪
♪ He loves to kiss me 'til I can't see straight ♪
♪ Gee my lollipop is great
♪ I call him
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
♪ Bom bom bom bom
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop lollipop
♪ Oh lolli lolli lolli
♪ Lollipop
A-lollipop
[lighthearted music]