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[Reporter] In other news,
authorities are still investigating
a suspicious fire at the Abernathy State Mental hospital.
Although one unidentified body
has been recovered from the ashes,
several staff and high-security patients
remain unaccounted for and it is not clear
if they all perished in the fire or if some of the inmates
may have escaped from the burning building.
[unsettling music]
Not bad, huh?
It's going to be the jewel of the neighborhood
when we're done.
I still say it's kinda creepy.
Oh, come on.
It's gonna be fun fixing it up.
And it's even closer to your school.
I can sleep in an extra five minutes.
Whoo hoo.
You're welcome.
[unsettling music]
[thoughtful music]
[unsettling music]
-[floor creaking] -[rapid thumping]
Hello?
[floor creaking]
[thoughtful music]
[unsettling music]
-[Man Outside] Hi, I'm Frank. -[Maggie] Hi, I'm Maggie.
I see you bought the old place.
[Maggie] Yes. It's a beauty.
[thoughtful music]
[Maggie] Gonna need a lot of work though.
[conversation outside continues, indistinct]
[thoughtful music]
[unsettling music]
[heavy breathing]
[clicking]
[sniffling]
[clicking stops]
-[floor creaking] -[gasping]
[footsteps thumping]
Mom? Mom is that you?
[suspenseful music]
Hello?
[both gasping]
-Oh my. -Geez.
No more coffee for you.
You all right?
Yeah, I'm just a little light headed.
That was quite the scare you gave me.
Why don't you sit down for a second?
Mom, I'm fine.
I think I just freaked myself out.
I heard noises.
[Maggie] It's an old house.
They do that.
You'll get used to it.
I still don't get why we had to move,
especially to an old house in the same town.
Sometimes it's good to have a fresh start,
make new memories.
You say that like the old ones are bad.
Oh no, baby.
They're not bad.
They're just...
A lot.
Looks like you've already started on your room
and you are still holding onto that old music box.
-Does it even play anymore? [gentle music]
Not really, but I don't want to get rid of it.
[gasps]
Are you sure you're all right?
Yep. Never better.
[Maggie] Come on.
Let's get all this unpacking over with.
[tense music]
[heavy breathing]
Guess I'm moving out.
Man.
-[crickets chirping] -[thoughtful music]
[heavy breathing]
[tense music]
[creaking]
Ah.
Oh.
My dear sweet Alex.
I'm watching over you.
[kissing]
[Alex gasping]
Please, don't scream.
Don't worry.
I'm not gonna hurt you.
I could never hurt you.
My name is Albert.
Albert Beck.
I'm a surg--
I was a surgeon, one of the best in the world.
So, don't you worry.
I know how beautiful life is, how precious.
What are you doing here?
I saw the place was empty
and I didn't have any place to stay.
The last hospital I was at, I was cured,
So I left.
It was all just a big misunderstanding.
I just needed them...
I needed them to love me.
My poor Albert.
So sweet.
Who couldn't love you?
I won't tell.
[door unlatching and creaking open]
[door closing]
-[birds chirping] -[dramatic music]
[Maggie] Morning sweetie.
[Alex] Morning.
I'm leaving in a minute of you want a ride to school.
Scott's picking me up.
One of the perks of moving closer, right?
Well, have a good day.
Tell Scott I said hi.
[Alex] Bye mom.
[Scott] Morning, beautiful.
[Alex] Hey.
[gasping]
You all right?
Yeah, it's nothing.
All right, come on.
I'm so glad you called.
This house is creepy as hell and I'm all alone
because Mom went to some real estate thing.
So, how's the unpacking going?
Endless.
You never realize how much stuff you have
until you have to pack and then unpack it.
It mean it's a good thing this house is so big.
I need three rooms just to hold--
[footsteps thumping]
Hey, what's up?
This house makes the weirdest noises.
It's haunted, it's definitely haunted.
Yeah, that's what I told my mom.
-[quiet gasp] -[heartbeat thumping]
Babe, are you okay?
I'm just gonna get some water.
I'll call you back in a few.
-Okay babe, love you. -[call end tone]
[whimpering]
[huffing]
Oh no.
Okay.
Pulse is weak.
Irregular heartbeat.
[Woman on phone] 911, what is your emergency?
I need an ambulance, 721 Charaday Lane.
I have an 18 year old female she's having cardiac--
I have a girl who's passed out.
I don't know what's wrong though.
Please send somebody.
Ambulance is on the way.
What is your name, sir?
Nope.
Okay.
Hang in there, beautiful.
Help's on the way.
-[tense music] -[equipment beeping]
[Woman On PA] Paging Dr. Stavan, Dr. Stavan please.
[Woman On PA] All nurses to the nursing station.
[tense music]
[Woman On PA] Paging Dr. Bender,
paging Dr. Bender, please.
Mrs. Newell?
Yes, Doctor.
Your daughter is doing just fine.
The surgery went very well.
We installed a pacemaker,
but that's just a temporary fix for her condition.
Her condition?
Alex is suffering from the same cardiac degeneration
as her father had.
I'm afraid that she's gonna need a heart transplant
And I can't stress enough that time is of the essence.
Within six months, maybe sooner.
Alex also has one of the rarest blood types.
Finding a suitable donor is gonna be extremely challenging.
Oh God, I can't...
I can't lose my baby girl.
We're gonna do everything we can to help her.
Come on, let's see if she's awake.
[Maggie] Okay.
Wow.
[Woman On PA] Dr. Bender to the mental ward please.
Dr. Bender.
[tense music]
Paging Dr. Bender, Paging Dr. Bender.
You're very lucky the paramedics got there when they did.
There could have been some serious damage.
I guess I have you to thank for that.
I didn't call.
I don't understand. If you didn't call, then who did?
Maybe a good Samaritan walking by, heard your cry for help.
I don't remember doing that,
but it's still kinda fuzzy, so I--
If it were me I'd count my blessings and pay it forward.
Now Alex's pacemaker is wireless
so we can keep track of any abnormalities
in case they occur.
However, that means bedrest, minor activity.
We don't want to worsen your condition.
I added Alex's name to the transplant list.
So I'll keep you involved as it develops.
In the meantime, I recommend hiring
an at-home nurse to keep an eye on her, help out.
We can't count on the good Samaritan being there again.
Okay. I'll have the nurses leave a referral.
-Thank you. -In the meantime,
she should get some rest.
You had quite a day.
I'll check in on you later.
[Maggie] Are you okay, baby?
Do you need anything?
Mom, nothing's gonna happen.
I'm exhausted.
Try and get some sleep then.
I love you, baby.
I'll bring your homework by tomorrow.
Bye baby. Love you.
See ya.
[whimpering]
It's okay, she's gonna be all right.
An at-home nurse.
[unsettling music]
[tense music]
[Woman On PA] Paging Dr. Stavan, Dr. Stavan please.
[machine beeping]
It's clear now this was meant to be.
Me choosing your home, meeting you,
And you needing a new heart.
I'll get you that heart, Alex.
I'll even do the surgery myself...
[kissing]
...to prove how much I love you.
Sleep well, beautiful.
Dr. Beck will take care of everything.
Chris McCoy.
[unsettling music]
[tense music]
-[nurse gasps] -Oh, uh...
No.
[Woman] What are you doing in my house?
Is your name Chris?
Who the hell are you?
I'm from Midhaven General.
I'm here to notify you
there's been a misunderstanding regarding your referral.
The family won't be needing your services
so I'm here to take your place.
[grunting]
[woman screaming]
[thudding]
[Albert] Ow.
Man on man.
You did that to yourself.
Oh.
Hi.
I didn't know anyone else was here.
I'm a friend of Chris'.
You know, she had an accident.
She tripped, she fell.
[laughing] You scared me, you dummy.
[cell phone ringing]
Hello, this is Chris McCoy.
[Maggie] This is Maggie Newell.
Hello, Mrs. Newell.
-Hi. -Yeah, the hospital
said you might be calling.
Are you available?
-Yes ma'am. -Tomorrow?
-Available. -Noon?
Yes ma'am.
[birds chirping]
[Alex] Wow.
It's what the hospital recommended.
Just to make sure you're okay.
Lucky me.
You know, I've always wanted...whatever that is.
[doorbell ringing]
That must be the nurse.
You mean my babysitter?
Alex, play nice.
-Okay. -I'll be right back.
Why don't you sit down?
I'm fine.
Really, go.
[unsettling music]
Maggie. I'm nurse McCoy.
But you can call me Chris.
Oh, hi.
Sorry. I just, well I wasn't expecting--
That's all right, I've heard it all before.
But experience only comes with time, right?
That's true. [chuckles]
Please, come in.
I'd love to.
What a lovely home.
Oh, thank you.
Still have a lot of work to do.
You're renovating.
Yeah. I adore these old Victorians, kinda my thing.
Saving places like this.
You ever heard of St Agatha's?
No.
It's an old hospital on the outskirts of town.
Been abandoned for years.
Our company just purchased it
and I'm renovating that too.
Turning it into a recreation center.
Nice.
Let me introduce you to Alex.
Mmhmm.
-[thoughtful music] -[music box clicking]
Alex, this is Nurse McCoy.
Please, call me Chris.
Okay, Nurse Chris.
So the hospital said you had quite the scare.
Yeah, but they patched me back up.
I actually feel pretty good right now.
I know what you're thinking,
that a beautiful young woman like yourself
does not need a babysitter.
So, think of me as your personal physician,
as if you're a big time celebrity and I'm on your staff.
[laughing] Okay, Doc.
I'll need my hand back eventually.
Just checking your pulse.
All good.
You're so lucky your mom found you when you collapsed.
Oh, actually I didn't.
Apparently I have a mystery stalker who called 911.
Stalker?
Sounds more like you have
a guardian angel watching over you.
Maybe it was Dad.
Well, I should go.
-But-- -I promise you,
she is in excellent hands.
Okay. I'll be back.
Call me if you need anything.
-Okay, love you. -Love you.
Please.
So this must be sentimental.
Let me guess, first boyfriend.
No, my dad actually.
It reminds me of him.
Oh, I can't think of a better reason to hang on to it.
Just because something's broken
does not mean it should be discarded.
Let's check out your equipment and set up your app, huh?
Okay.
Hey there.
[unsettling music]
[tense music]
Morning, neighbor.
How's it going?
Hi. Frank, right?
I couldn't help, but notice your security camera.
Yeah, we had some trouble with mail theft a while back.
It's motion activated.
Really? How long does it store footage?
This app gives me live updates on your pacemaker.
That way I'll be alerted if ever anything goes wrong.
Also, it has GPS.
So it keeps track of you if you sleep walk.
You don't sleep walk, do ya?
[scoffing] No.
So, I'm basically a human GPS.
Just to keep you safe.
All right, I'm need to check your incision,
make sure everything looks good.
Tell me if anything hurts.
[Alex] It's just sore.
Completely normal.
Means you're healing.
Look at me.
I'm such a freak.
Hardly.
The scar will fade.
Okay. All done.
Okay.
How about some tea?
I make a mean chamomile.
Sure. That sounds good.
'Kay.
Oh, those are lovely.
Yeah. They were in my hospital room with no card.
I guess my boyfriend sent them
Well, whoever sent them, they think you're very special.
It doesn't make sense.
There must have been a late night jogger or a dog Walker.
[Frank] You saw it.
There was no one.
So who called 911?
Maybe someone heard it from the backyard.
Why would someone be in my backyard?
And at that time of night?
[ominous tones]
We'll spend the day together, have some lunch.
Maybe go for a walk.
Hi?
I'm Scott, Alex's boyfriend.
You must be the nurse.
Yeah, hi, I'm Chris McCoy.
Shouldn't you be in school?
Yeah, they gave me early release
so I can bring Alex her homework.
Oh, well, Alex is resting.
It's not a good time for a visitor.
Well, we've been texting all day, so she knows I'm coming.
Okay then.
I was just taking her tea and biscuits.
Yeah, cool. Let's do it.
[whispering] Son of a--
Hey, I thought I heard your voice.
What's up? How you feeling?
-Hi. -I missed you.
Here's your tea.
-Thank you. -Mmhmm.
And thank you for the flowers.
They're beautiful.
Flowers?
-Yeah. -They were from you, right?
Yeah, of course.
No, they should've left the card.
There's, there wasn't a card?
Nuh uh.
Huh, so lame.
Well, they really made my day.
I'm glad.
-You're the best. -I love you.
[ominous tones]
I love you too.
You liar!
Liar, liar, liar.
I brought her the flowers.
-[blood gushing] -[Alex screaming]
I got those flowers for her.
I left 'em for you.
It was me.
[happy music]
-It's so hard. -It's not hard.
[Alex giggling]
All right, so Mr. Sanders gave us so much homework.
Oh my gosh, I swear he likes to torture us.
-Yeah, definitely. -Alex.
You need to rest.
I know, but I'm so bored.
Just like an hour, please?
Okay. One hour.
-Thank you. -Trust me, bro.
I can get her anything she needs.
All right, so we have an entire chapter due.
I'll go downstairs, then?
Yeah, please do.
[Alex] What the heck is a logarithm anyway?
-Oh beats me. -[Albert mutters]
[Alex] I never understood this stuff anyway.
Okay, so we have an entire chapter due by Tuesday.
I think we're both in trouble here.
[tense music]
Oh man.
[insects chirping]
[ominous tones]
Oh yeah, oh yeah.
This will do perfectly.
[Woman On PA] Dr. Beck to the ER.
Dr. Beck, you're needed in the ER.
Dr. Beck to the ER, urgent.
Dr. Beck to the ER, Dr. Beck to the ER.
Dr. Beck, you're needed in the ER.
-[thoughtful music] -[equipment beeping]
Hi, Dr. Beck.
Hello, darling.
You're still the greatest heart doctor in the world.
I know.
There you are.
Got outta your room again I see.
No.
I would love to talk to you, but I'm needed in surgery.
Stop!
Time for your electrotherapy.
[Other Patient] Electrotherapy. [laughing]
I'm cured.
I don't see fake people anymore.
Like that guy, especially that guy
in the hat and Hawaiian shirt.
I never see him.
Oh, but you do, Dr. Beck.
You see fake people all the time.
No, no, no, no.
What do you think I am?
A fake person?
Yeah.
[both laughing]
[both laughing hysterically]
You are so funny.
Get the hell outta my hospital!
[unsettling music]
Oh man.
-[thoughtful music] -[insects chirping]
AB negative.
Hello.
Benedict, John H, 52.
Heart disease? Pass.
Daniels, Mary age 46 diabetes and chronic smoker.
You're supposed to treat your body
like a temple, not a temple of doom.
We only want the best.
Here we go, Carlisle, Patrick, age 42,
no family history of disease.
Put him in the folder.
And moving on, Matthews, Gail, age 35,
non smoker, no underlying disease.
She might be just what the doctor ordered.
So to speak.
Let's look her up.
She got a dating profile.
Hey, kinda sexy.
Don't be jealous.
You have nothing to worry about.
A woman her age'd never work out for me.
She's active.
I like that.
She keeps herself in shape, that's for sure.
In to beer.
Good thing you don't need her liver.
All in all, I think we might have a winner.
Let's say hello.
[keys clacking]
Saw your profile, would love to meet you in person.
Hoping I can steal...
...your heart.
Too much?
Maybe Albert Beck hasn't lost his charm.
-[ominous tones] -[birds chirping]
[door closing]
Oh, I didn't realize you were here.
Sorry to scare ya.
It's okay. I'm running late.
I'll see you later.
Alex will be down in a minute.
She's just having a shower.
[unsettling music]
[shower running]
[happy music]
[faucet screeching]
[Albert gasps]
[tense music]
Wow.
-[unsettling music] -[birds chirping]
Thank you.
You really don't have to do all of this.
Don't be silly.
The fastest way to heal is to keep your strength up.
[cell phone vibrating]
Looks like someone's got a secret admirer.
No, no.
I just enjoy--
Your phone.
Looks like you've got plans with a special someone tonight.
Oh, that.
"Looking forward to meeting you tonight."
Followed by lots of heart emojis and a few others.
It's nothing. Just a first date.
So, any news on your good Samaritan?
No.
Now my mom's thinking someone saw me from the backyard.
Why would anyone be back here?
Well maybe they saw you from there
and they didn't want to seem like a peeping Tom.
So why leave their name?
Maybe.
I just wish I knew who it was so I could thank them.
Yeah. What would you say?
-I'd thank them for noticing me. -Mmhmm.
You know they had no idea who I was
and they still cared enough to help me.
That's unconditional.
Like it was with my dad.
Like your dad.
Wow.
What else?
I'd tell them that they have no reason
to be afraid to come forward and reveal who they are.
You know, maybe...maybe they did something in the past
but it doesn't matter
'cause they still have a really good heart.
They proved that by caring
about someone they didn't even know.
Right.
Alex, I um--
What?
[cell phone ringing]
Oh, it's Scott.
Hey.
Yeah I know, I want to go.
Of course it is.
-Whoo. -Whoo is right.
[Gail laughs]
So tell me about you, Chris.
Oh, not much to tell.
I'm in the medical profession.
A doctor!
Well a nurse, actually.
A male nurse.
You don't see too many of those.
Oh, we're more common than you think.
So, tell me about you.
Divorced, kids?
Never married.
So, no in the kids department, that I know of.
[laughing]
My family's on the other coast.
So it's just me doing my own thing.
No baggage.
That is so refreshing to hear.
I'm the same.
Look Chris, you seem like the type of guy
who goes after what he wants.
Oh I am.
I'm the same way.
I'm not one for wasting time.
When I want something, I go get it.
That scares a lot of guys off.
Probably the reason I'm still single.
[belches]
Probably.
So, what do you say
we cut through all this pre-foreplay crap
and get to the good stuff?
Your place or mine?
Definitely mine.
[machine beeping]
You okay?
Mom, I'm fine.
Goodnight, baby.
If you need anything, just give a shout.
Okay, I love you.
I love you.
[door closing]
[thoughtful music]
[beeping stops]
[insects chirping]
[Gail] Cute place.
[Albert] Thank you.
A little bit more feminine
than I expected from a single guy.
Well, I am gonna redecorate.
I just haven't had time what with work.
What's in here?
Oh, hold on a sec.
Oh, uh...
[Gail] Uh huh.
That's just for work.
Kinky.
Is she gonna join us?
Why don't I make us a couple of drinks?
You read my mind.
[Albert] Back in a sec.
[suspenseful music]
Baby, are you sure about this?
Yeah, come on. Let's go.
Okay.
[clicking radiola dial]
[peppy music]
[giggling]
[Gail laughs]
Cheers!
Oh, yeah.
- Salud. -Thank you.
-Ha! -Whoo!
Whoo mama.
-Come here. -Oh baby.
Yeah.
[Albert laughs]
Let's lose some of these clothes.
I'll take care of that. I'll take care of that.
You first.
Oh! [imitates cat growling]
[suspenseful music]
Why do you carry handcuffs?
Duh. All cops do, silly.
Oo, what's this?
Aw, I was just-
I knew you were fun.
You didn't tell me you were a cop.
Detective actually.
I don't mention it because the idea of a strong woman
turns a lot of guys off.
Right, right, right.
But I didn't get that vibe from you.
Actually I um...
[alarm beeps]
That's my phone.
I have to, it could be a patient emergency.
Thanks.
It is a patient.
It's an emergency.
Heart rate is spiking.
I'm sorry. I have to go.
-I get it. -I'm sorry.
I have to go.
We'll take a rain check.
Absolutely, we will.
Don't for a second think you're getting away that easy.
Oh baby.
[upbeat electronic music]
[Scott] Alex.
-Alex. -Hey come on.
You can catch me if I faint.
Oh, God.
-Alex! -Hey, how are you?
I miss you.
[Girl] We're going crazy tonight.
Alex! Here.
Thank you.
What are you doing?
-What? -I want to dance.
-Alex! -Please.
-Alex! -Come on.
-You wanna do too much. -Just one night.
We'll go slow, I promise.
Slow, all right?
I promise if you start spitting up, I'm done.
I'm serious. Please.
-Okay. -Okay.
Is this a good pace?
I like it. Maybe a little slower.
[muffled music from party]
[Dude] This party's gonna be so dope. I can't wait.
[phone beeping]
What is she doing?
Man.
[upbeat music]
So this is your song?
Oh, so you wanna dance?
Yeah. Oh you wanna.
Oh okay.
Yeah.
[phone beeping]
No baby.
You've got to slow down.
-No, no. No. -[phone beeping faster]
[dialing phone]
[phone line ringing]
[Maggie] Hello.
Sorry to call so late but I'm getting some
weird readings on Alex's pacemaker app.
Weird how?
Well the locations are all screwy,
but can you check on her just so I know?
Oh sure. Hang on.
[tense music]
[knocking] Alex?
She's not here.
So the app isn't broken?
Where does it say she is?
I'll go get her.
[upbeat music]
What are you doing?
What is this?
I don't know what this is.
All right. Okay well you're gonna go for it.
I'm going.
I mean time to go for it.
Let's go, all right.
Okay. Okay.
[Alex laughs]
-Okay, I'm gonna spin. -Ooh!
Okay. Okay.
Let's go.
Mom, what are you doing here?
Alex, I am not kidding.
You let her do this?
No ma'am.
-[phone beeping] -Not good.
We'll talk about this at home.
-Come on. -No, I'm staying here.
[heart beat thumping]
Baby, baby. Whoa, whoa.
-Whoa, whoa, hey, hey. -Baby?
[phone beeping rapidly]
Alex? Talk to me.
-Baby. -I need to sit down.
Okay.
Irresponsible.
All of you, you know this could kill her, right?
-Do you even care? -[phone dialing]
[cell phone ringing]
Hi Chris.
I just found her.
Great.
Look, I know you're probably really upset right now
but we need to calm her down.
Her heart rate is too high.
So let her know you love her
and everything's gonna be all right.
And please get her some cold water.
Maggie, I know you're pissed, but do it for Alex.
Okay?
Come on.
Baby, you're gonna be okay.
I'm sorry that I embarrassed you.
I love you.
Great job. That's better.
I will meet you at the house.
-Yeah. -You're okay.
[gentle music]
-I'm scared. -I know, baby.
-It's okay. -I'm sorry.
I just don't get it, Alex.
What were you thinking?
I just wanted to get out and have fun for like a few.
Is that what you thought you were doing?
'Cause I'd say it's more like toying with your life.
You could have passed out or worse.
Why would you help her sneak out?
No, I didn't--
It's not Scott's fault.
I was going with or without him.
He just came to keep an eye on me.
At least he didn't rat me out.
Alex, I'm here to keep you safe.
I don't understand.
Are you trying to kill yourself?
[scoffing] No!
Then what? Explain it to me.
It's my life.
I don't want to live it like he did.
You mean your dad?
Look, if I'm gonna die,
I just, I just want to live first, before--
Alex, you are not going to die!
Mom, a heart's not coming.
Not in time.
It's not.
You just need to face it, like I have.
I just want to use what time I have left.
No matter how much or how little that may be.
I'm not gonna spend it trapped in a bed like dad was.
That's how I remember him.
Sick, bed bound.
Those are my last memories of him.
Oh baby.
Not the man that he was.
And that's, that's not gonna be how I'm remembered.
[sniffling]
So, don't even think about checking me into a hospital.
'Cause I, I won't go.
Alex, you can't give up hope.
I'm not.
But I'm not gonna pretend either.
I'm just facing reality.
Maybe you should, too.
Well, I'm exhausted.
I'm going to bed.
Here, let me help.
Don't.
Scott can help me.
Goodnight, baby.
[sobbing]
Oh, oh, everything is gonna be okay.
She's right about her dad.
Once he got into that bed he never came out,
he just...withered.
Oh my god.
I'm gonna lose my baby girl.
No, I won't--
That's not gonna happen.
I promise you.
You can't.
Even I can't.
The odds of a donor popping up in time?
One will.
I've been doing this a long time.
These things, these things have a way
of working themselves out.
Trust me.
How can you be so sure?
Let's just call it gut instinct.
It's gonna be okay.
[gentle music]
Good morning.
How are you feeling?
Fine.
Look...
I know you're mad at me about last night,
but my job is to keep you safe.
And if that makes me the bad guy, then I'll wear that
like a badge of honor.
Just to make up for it...
I brought you a little surprise.
[twinkling music]
Oh my God.
I know how much it meant to you.
So, I got you a new one.
I can't take this.
You really shouldn't be buying me things.
Oh no, yes, yes, no.
I am here to help you heal.
And in my experience patients do that faster
when they're surrounded by things they love.
[Playing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"]
You're gonna put yourself out of a job.
[unsettling music]
Good as new.
Just like you'll be soon.
[cell phone ringing]
This is Maggie Newell.
[Woman on phone] Hi, this is Grace from 911,
following up on your inquiry.
Oh yes.
Thank you for getting back to me.
I was just wondering if I could get some information
on the night of my daughter's emergency.
The call definitely
came from your daughter's phone.
The audio has been deleted
but I was the dispatcher who took the call.
Oh, you were? Great.
Did you notice anything...unusual
about my daughter's call?
Your daughter wasn't the one
who made the call, ma'am.
It was a man.
[ominous tones]
-A man? -Yes ma'am.
Are you sure?
Yes ma'am.
He sounded older, whoever he was, he had medical knowledge.
I hope that helps.
Not really, but thank you for the information.
-No problem. -Okay, bye.
No, next week won't work.
I need to see him as soon as possible.
[Man on phone] So sir, are you having dark thoughts?
Am I having dark thoughts?
-Yes. -Well, yes, actually, I am.
How dark, exactly?
Very dark.
Which is why I need to speak to someone today.
-End of the day? -End of the day is fine.
-Okay. -Yeah.
-6:30? -6:30 is perfect.
-You're all set. -Thank you.
Are you sure that this is a good idea?
Why wouldn't it be?
'Cause he's a psychiatrist,
they're trained to read people.
What if he figures out what you're doing?
I would just hate if anything happened to you because of me.
That is so sweet, but everything's gonna be fine.
He's a match.
That's all that matters.
It'll be fine.
So Mr. Johnson, my service noted
you were having violent thoughts.
Sure. Sometimes.
But I mean, don't we all?
These thoughts about harming yourself or harming others?
Others, definitely.
But only when it's absolutely necessary.
When is violence necessary?
Sometimes you have to make sacrifices, you know?
Sometimes you have to sacrifice for love, Doctor.
Do you believe in love? True love.
Unconditional.
So there's a woman involved, or a man.
A very special young woman.
How young?
Let's talk about you for a minute.
Got any hobbies?
Any sports you play to keep fit?
I'm sensing a lot of conflict in you.
-Conflict? -Mmhmm.
-No. -It seems to stem
from this young woman you mentioned.
You know what you're doing is wrong.
But your need to love so that you can be loved in return,
drives you to do it anyway.
I'm not a big fan of this psycho-babble stuff.
You came for my help, yes?
Well yes, absolutely.
And I have no doubt that you can help me.
It's just, I don't...
I don't like people poking around in my head.
You've been to therapy before.
Once or twice.
But let's just say it never quite worked out for me.
What did you talk about with your previous therapist?
Well, you know, the usual.
Think good thoughts.
Don't listen to the bad voices in your head.
Voices?
Tell me about the voices.
There's nothing really to tell.
I mean, they're just...voices.
These voices ever appear to you?
I mean, do you, do you ever see people who, um...
are not really there?
Come on, man.
I'm not crazy.
I just have an overactive imagination.
[awkward chuckle]
Mr. Johnson, I'm concerned about you.
I will prescribe you something for your anxiety.
Thank you.
But I do--
Excuse me.
I do think that we need to set up weekly meetings
to discuss these voices.
Just to make sure that these voices that you're hearing
don't manifest into anything more physical.
[thudding]
Doc, ya helped me already.
[metal thudding on floor]
Anxiety-free.
Lucky me.
-[unsettling music] -[insects chirping]
Oh my god.
[tense music]
[car starting up]
-[repeated thudding] -[muffled yelling]
[car alarm goes off]
-Help! -[alarm chirps and silences]
Buddy!
Where ya going?
Stay back.
Look, there's nowhere left to run.
Be reasonable here.
I can't have you damaging that heart.
I need it.
You're insane.
That's a little judgmental of you, isn't it Doc?
Judgmental, you want to hear judgmental?
-Sure. -How about this?
You're a hyper-neurotic, egotistical narcissistic freak.
You deserve to be locked away forever.
In fact, [laughs] in fact,
prepare to go to jail for the rest of your life,
-you son of a-- -[airhorn blowing]
[screaming]
[thudding and crunching]
Well that heart's no good.
Man.
[suspenseful music]
[Reporter] The cause of the fire
at the Abernathy state mental hospital
is still under investigation,
but authorities now strongly suspect that it was arson
and that it was an inside job.
So far the bodies of three people
have been pulled from the rubble
and positively identified as hospital staff.
But several high security inmates are still missing
-and it is not clear-- -Oh God.
if they perished in the fire
or somehow managed to escape in the mayhem that followed.
-[unsettling music] -[birds chirping]
Good morning.
So how's Alex today?
She's tired.
Says she feels weak.
Scott's upstairs with her.
Terrific.
I have to make a stop on the way into work.
Have you noticed anything odd around the house?
Like signs of someone else being here?
Someone else being here?
No.
What about in the neighborhood?
Anyone who looks like they don't belong?
Why do ask?
Just wondering.
I'll check in later.
Okay.
[Playing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"]
[Scott] Hey!
You fixed it!
No.
[Alex] Nurse Chris bought me a new one.
[Scott] He bought that for you?
Don't you think that's a little odd?
I mean at first, yeah, but then he explained
how it's like part of the healing process.
How things that make you happy help you heal faster.
You mean like me?
I'd give you my heart if I could.
If anything ever happens to me
I want you to have it.
See, we're the same blood type.
We match.
[dramatic music]
I mean, it's like we're meant to be together.
Like it was fate.
[ominous tones]
Alrighty, here we go.
Nice!
Same blood type.
[sighs]
Fate indeed.
Knock knock.
Oh, Scott, hi.
I didn't know you were here.
Oh, hey man.
Well, I made tea.
You can have mine, Scott.
I'm good.
No, I insist.
Plenty of herbs in this stuff.
Good for everybody.
Here you go pal.
[Scott] If you insist.
Will you all excuse me for a second?
-Mmhmm. -We'll be right here.
-So Chris... -Mmhmm?
Can I ask you something?
Yes.
You have a girlfriend?
I do.
Someone very special, if you must know.
Oh yeah?
So what's her name?
Bésame el Trasero.
-Spanish. -Something like that.
[Scott] Oh right.
Make sure Alex drinks her tea.
Will do, man.
[tense music]
Scott? Scott!
What's the matter?
Chris! Nurse Chris!
Hey, hey, wake up, hey, Scott.
Scott wake up.
Scott, Scott.
You should have some more tea.
What are you talking about?
Something's wrong with Scott.
We have to call an ambulance.
Actually everything is just right.
What are you talking about?
Something's wrong with Scott!
I can't wake him up.
I know, that's because he's, he sedated.
He'll be fine.
What?
I found it, Alex.
I found your heart
and it was right in front of me the whole time
and I didn't even know it.
What are you, what are you talking about?
Scott! He's a match.
I can save you again.
Again?
I was the one Alex.
I was the one who found you that night.
-I called 911. -You?
Yeah, I was here in the attic.
-[heartbeat thumping] -[phone beeping]
Yeah. I was watching from above.
If I hadn't have been, you'd be dead.
Don't you see, it was fate.
I was meant to be here to save ya.
Now with Scott I can save you again.
[phone beeping faster]
Oh my god, you're crazy.
Why do people keep saying that?
[phone beeping very fast]
Alex you've got to calm down.
That's why I drugged your tea.
So your heart wouldn't go crazy.
Just trust me Alex.
And you'll wake up with a brand new heart.
-Get away from me! -[Albert grunts]
Alex, Alex, Alex.
I did it for us.
[growls]
I did it for us, Alex.
[Alex whimpering]
-[heartbeat thumping] -[phone beeping rapidly]
[Alex sobbing]
[gasping and whimpering]
Oh.
Don't you worry.
I'll fix everything.
[sobbing]
[phone ringing]
I need some help.
I found that in my attic.
One moment, please.
I think someone was living in there, an escaped patient.
[Policeman] Gotta call you back.
I'm afraid they might be dangerous.
Wait right here.
Hi, I'm Detective Matthews.
You said you found this in your attic?
Yeah.
Follow me.
[seatbelt clicking]
Nice and snug.
Man oh man.
Hate to be you.
What's it say?
It looks like this place got hit by a pretty bad fire.
And now they're thinking it was arson,
probably set by one of the patients.
And it looks like a few of the inmates
were unaccounted for.
Hospital folks thought they must've burned up in the fire
but I guess one of them got away
and decided to squat at your place.
Do you have photos of them?
Let me see.
[computer keys clacking]
[tense music]
[ominous tones]
[both gasp]
What the f--
[tense dramatic music]
Suspect should be considered extremely dangerous.
If possible, let me take the bastard down.
-[phone line ringing] -Come on Alex, answer.
[Alex recording] It's Alex, leave a message. [beep]
Alex, it's Mom, where are you?
Call me immediately.
Nurse Chris isn't who he says he is.
When you get this lock your bedroom door.
We're on our way.
Ready? Let's go.
No, no, no, no.
Please let me go.
Untie me!
Relax. Relax.
Everything's gonna be fine.
I've done this a million times.
Oh my god, Scott!
Scott, wake up!
You've got to try to calm down.
The strain is bad for you.
Who are you?
Name's Albert Beck, Dr. Albert Beck.
And lucky for you, I'm on call tonight.
Oh my God.
Help!
Someone help me.
Help.
Albert Beck, you're under arrest.
[tense dramatic music]
-[Maggie] Alex? -[Detective] Stop!
-Alex? -Wait.
[Officer] She's not here.
Oh God.
Where could he have taken her?
I might have an idea.
[Alex sobbing]
What are the odds of a boy who already gave you his heart
could literally give you his heart?
No, stop!
It's what Scott wanted.
He said so.
-No! -I know,
he wasn't my first choice either.
But the others, they didn't work out.
[tense music]
[Maggie] The pacemaker isn't showing up.
-Oh come on, show me her signal. -[phone error tone]
It's not working.
I don't know why.
He probably disabled it.
[pinging]
Alex?
[Gail sighs]
They just found something at the McCoy home.
[ominous tones]
Oh my god.
Those are my daughter's clothes.
I need all available units to St. Agatha's Hospital.
Suspect is believed to be on location
with one, possibly two hostages.
[Alex] Please don't hurt him.
No, no, no, no.
Please, please don't.
But this is what you wanted.
You asked me for it.
So we could be together.
What?
I never said that.
He's here.
All units, we have probable location of suspect.
St. Agatha's Hos--
Get back-- [grumbling]
[tense music]
Ms. Newell!
There's always an element of tragedy to these things.
One person loses their life so another can live.
But it'll make for a great conversation
with our kids one day, right?
[sobbing] Scott!
Now, I haven't done this in a while
so I might be a little rusty.
Speaking of a little rusty.
Hmm.
I'm begging you, please.
Hopefully it's like riding a bike.
Oh no.
No, no, no, please!
Please!
Alex!
It's Mom!
Mom? Mom!
Mom, help!
Mom, I'm in here.
Help!
Mom!
-Alex. -Help, I'm in here.
Mom!
Help!
Mom!
Don't you go anywhere.
Scott? Scott wake up.
[rattling bed rails]
Scott!
[tense music]
Scott, Scott wake up.
[Scott grunts]
That's it! That's it!
Come on.
Albert Beck, come out with your hands up.
[suspenseful music]
[Alex panting]
Hey, hey, hey.
Wake up, I need you to wake up, okay?
Al.
Wake up, wake up.
We gotta go. We gotta go.
[Scott groaning]
Okay. Where were we?
Oh no.
[Scott groaning]
Alex, come out, come out wherever you are.
Alex! Alex!
Where are ya?
I'm your doctor. We have an appointment.
[Albert] Alex!
Alex!
Why are you running?
-[Scott groans] -Shh, shh.
I'm doing this for you, for us.
[phone beeping]
Alex, please.
-[heartbeat thumping] -[Alex groaning]
Alex, you need to stop.
Your heart won't take much more.
[phone beeping]
I just want to save you.
Come on.
[fast-paced suspenseful music]
-[Alex groaning] -[Scott huffing]
Scott, I need your help.
[wincing]
[heartbeat thumping]
Hey, it looks like I saved you again.
Get away from me.
Don't touch me.
Alex, stop fighting this.
This is for you, all of it.
Alex, I'm doing this because I love you.
I don't love you.
It's okay.
I love you enough for the both of us.
And when you have your new heart
I know you'll see things differently.
[Alex sobbing]
Listen Alex, now Scott can die for nothing
or Scott can die for you.
Take my hand.
-Alex. -Alex!
[thudding]
[Albert groaning]
-Mom! -Oh baby.
Oh, careful.
You're okay.
The police are here.
It's over.
She's dying.
Look at her.
I can save her.
[sad music]
You'll have to kill me first.
Oh come on.
Okay.
-[gunfire pops] -[Maggie exclaims]
-Gail! -It's over, Beck.
Hi, sexy.
How 'bout that rain check?
-[sirens wailing] -[tense dramatic music]
[Officer] Both the hostages inside.
Move, move, move!
Hands up!
Drop it!
Not another step.
Down on your knees, now!
[Scott gasping]
[Scott coughing]
-[Gail grunts] -[gunfire pops]
[Albert growling]
[both grunting]
-[gunfire pops] -[Gail exclaims]
[Maggie gasps]
[Officer] Officer down, officer down!
Check over there.
[somber music]
Clear.
[Officer] Clear.
[Female officer] I need an ambulance
to St. Agatha's Hospital on Highway 27.
Officer down, critical condition.
-I repeat, officer down. -Mom!
[Female officer] Critical condition.
Oh baby.
Oh my god, Alex.
Alex, hang on, baby.
Somebody please, someone help.
Hang on baby,
hang on baby.
[unsettling music]
[machines beeping]
Just relax.
The doctor'll be here any minute.
Everything's ready, Doctor.
-[ominous tones] -[Alex gasps]
Please, please someone help me.
Hello, Alex.
[whimpers] No, no, no, no, no.
Just a tad more anesthesia.
Please someone help me.
[Nurse] Yes, Doctor.
Please, please someone help me.
[Albert] I could never hurt you Alex.
I'm here to save you.
-[tense music] -[Alex gasps]
Where is he?
[groans]
Where is he?
Oh, be careful, baby.
It's okay.
You're safe.
The surgeon, it was Beck.
It was him.
Oh no, baby.
No, it wasn't.
Mom yes, it was.
I saw him.
Alex, we've just been through hell
and you're on a list of medication that is longer than--
No, it was him. I saw him.
It was Beck.
Shh.
Something wrong?
No, no, no.
The surgery was a huge success.
Except...
What?
We just found. Dr. Courdier in the men's room,
bound and unconscious.
He didn't perform the transplant.
Someone else did.
I told you.
It was Beck.
He saved me just like he said he would.
Everything's gonna be all right.
He's gone now.
[suspenseful music]
Man.
Yeah, like any of these guys are gonna give you a ride.
Man.
What the hell are you doing here, man?
I got rid of you back in the asylum.
[laughing] I was on sabbatical.
I mean, let's face it, man.
We needed a break from each other.
Well, I don't need you anymore.
I'm cured.
I'd hardly call what happened back there cured.
[truck engine starts]
Hey, hey, hey, where ya headed?
Oh man.
Here we go.
Hey, can I have a ride?
[sighs] Well...sure.
Come on in.
Thanks, pal.
I usually don't pick up hitchers
but you seem like a decent fellow.
Thank you.
[Albert grunts]
I got to say you're traveling awful light.
Never seen a hitcher with no baggage.
Oh, he's got baggage, plenty.
I need a fresh new start.
New place, new clothes, new me.
[chuckles] Sounds like you got woman troubles.
[Albert] How'd you know?
I've had mine too.
Broken hearts are a bitch.
Ain't they?
They certainly are.
Well, where are ya headed to?
Anywhere but here.
[laughs] I've been there too, many times.
Maybe give he can give you a lobotomy at the next stop.
Shut up.
Well, here we go.
Ask him if he has a new teenage daughters.
Just thinking ahead.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music intensifies]
♪ My love is a storm
♪ She doesn't wait for me
♪ And now that she's gone
♪ I fear that she'll never be
♪ Back in my arms
♪ Oh
♪ She held me tight ♪
♪ And I just might
♪ Be losing
♪ Oh
♪ When the rain comes down ♪
♪ The clouds will roll
♪ Lord, and the wind will blow
[minor tones with flourish]
[happy tones]
[electronic fanfare]