(Male announcer) Previously on Fringe...
I got called to a crime scene outside the city.
I saw Etta for the first time.
She recruited me in the resistance,
taught me how to block them from reading my thoughts.
Who is the Dove?
(Man) I don't know! Nobody does!
How far have you come with the tapes?
We have the rocks from the mine in Pennsylvania,
the magnet, beacons, and scrolls of physics.
They are part of a device that we must build.
If we can send the boy into the future,
when they study him,
they will realize all that he is,
and they will never go down that path.
And the Observers will never invade.
The plan is gonna reset time.
It's how we're gonna see Etta again.
There is one thing I haven't told the others.
He showed me that for the plan to work,
I would have to sacrifice myself.
Michael, Michael!
(Walter) Where's Michael? (Olivia) He just walked off the train.
Hello.
(Peter) Okay, call me back when you have something.
No answer.
Anil put the word out to his contacts,
but so far, nobody's seen or heard anything
about a child Observer.
I do not understand.
I can track the convoy that's transporting the boy
to "J" Street, and then they
just fall right off the grid.
I mean, I can't even track them on satellites.
Keep trying.
Where the devil is Donald?
Why did we agree to let him contact us?
'Cause we didn't know we were gonna lose Michael.
Well, what if he knows how to communicate
with the boy or has a way of finding him?
Well, when he gets back with the tech, we'll find out.
Well, we need to find him before Windmark
figures out that he's the key to the plan.
Call him again.
[Cell phone rings]
Lieutenant.
I'm sorry, I'm running late for a meeting.
So am I.
A high-value detainee was taken into custody last night.
I need to know where he's being held.
I'm under strict orders
not to disclose that information.
I understand.
Word came down that my division
is to supply reinforced security.
I wasn't informed of that.
Well, I'm informing you now.
There's supposed to be a measure of cooperation
between our departments, Lieutenant,
or have you forgotten that?
Agent, there's a change in protocol
after the security breaches from within.
[Scoffs]
Lieutenant...
are you suggesting that I might be the Dove?
I'm more of a raven, don't you think?
Yeah. Right.
Detention Camp 17, east wing--
Liberty Island.
Thank you.
Who is the detainee, anyway?
Hell if I know.
Subtitles downloaded from Podnapisi.NET
I am intrigued by you,
Anomaly XB-6783746.
It is in your interest to communicate with me.
The people you were with,
what did they want with you?
You are of significance to them.
[Echoing] What is your purpose?
[High-pitched humming]
[Echoing] Tell me about September...
the one who hid you.
[Humming continues] Why did he hide you?
To what end?
The fugitives have a plan.
[Echoing] Tell me about the plan.
How does it involve you?
[Grunts]
[Humming and echoing stop]
Run complete and thorough diagnostics.
Find out what it is.
♪ Fringe 5x12 ♪ Liberty Original Air Date on January 18, 2013
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[Cell phone rings]
Broyles. Did you find him?
Yes, but the news isn't good.
They're holding him
at a detention facility on Liberty Island.
I'm uploading the schematic to you now.
Let me see.
Okay, I got it.
It looks like a fortress.
(Broyles) It is.
The towers are manned around the clock.
And inside the complex, you're dealing with
at least five layers of security.
Can you get us in?
I don't have the clearance.
Where exactly are they keeping him?
The east wing...
in what they call their neurological research unit.
They're going to experiment on him.
(Broyles) Most likely, yes.
Or worse.
No building is impenetrable. How do we get in?
I could get you a boat.
But there are sensors located around the perimeter
monitoring all movement.
Well, what if I could hack into the system
and disable them remotely?
They have multiple redundant alarm systems.
If one is tampered with,
the others automatically lock the place down.
We need an end run.
We need to bypass security altogether.
How?
The other side?
The other side of what?
You mean the alternate universe?
What if the island is accessible from over there?
If I can find the right location,
then I can cross over,
grab Michael from underneath them,
and then bring him back with me.
But Walter said that the Cortexiphan
burned out of your system.
Without that, you no longer
have the ability to cross over.
Maybe there's a way I can get it back.
Perhaps she can.
(Peter) How do we even know if the Cortexiphan is still good?
It has a shelf life of 127 years.
Belly made sure of it.
(Astrid) But, Walter, how do we know
that this is gonna work?
When you ran the trials, you gave Olivia
controlled doses over an extended period.
That's true, but Olivia's treatment
created a unique network
of neural pathways in the brain.
They may have atrophied through disuse,
but a sudden jolt of Cortexiphan
could reactivate them, temporarily at least.
"Temporarily"? How long would I have?
I-I don't know.
I'll have to calibrate that
once I've determined just how massive a dose
I can safely give you.
How can a massive dose possibly be safe, Walter?
The side effects of Cortexiphan
have always been unpredictable.
Can you honestly tell me that you know
exactly how she'd react?
I don't know. I think.
(Peter) Could it give her seizures?
(Walter) Possibly. Could it stop her heart?
There's a chance of that, yes.
Could it cause her to phase in and out,
disappear entirely, burst into flames?
Those are the risks, yes.
I'll do all I can to mitigate it,
but I cannot eliminate them altogether.
No, it's too dangerous.
Peter.
What other choice do we have?
We can't let anything happen to him.
Etta died so that we could finish the plan.
"Both feet in." That's what we said.
And what if I lose you too?
What then?
I can do this.
Without him...
We lose everything.
All right, let's say that you could cross over.
What then?
We have no idea what you'd find over there.
We know their Department of Defense
was on Liberty Island.
It was on Liberty Island.
We closed that bridge 24 years ago.
For all we know,
the Observers could have invaded over there as well.
We have no way of knowing what happened.
Not necessarily.
The Universe Window.
Why don't we just have a look?
Of course.
That's brilliant, Asgard.
Ha!
Peter, help us with the window.
The paralytic will render him motionless from the neck down,
assuring there will be no interference
with our diagnostics.
Alert me when you have the results.
[Knocks on van door]
Whoa, whoa.
We got a Loyalist.
All right, she's gone.
You ready for the window? Yes.
Hey, Walter? Make sure that you--
[electrical zap] Aah!
Fudge sticks. Plug the other one in first.
[Sighs]
[Switches flipping]
There.
Peter. Olivia.
The moment of truth.
(Peter) It's working.
Call Anil-- we're gonna need a safe house
and medical equipment.
Isn't she beautiful?
Hello?
Walter?
[Sighs]
It's this way.
This is Tobin. He's our field surgeon.
He'll assist you in whatever way he can.
Dr. Bishop.
I got the items you requested.
I asked for a defibrillator.
I wasn't able to secure one in time.
In case of cardiac arrest, I do have this--
adrenaline.
It's riskier.
But it will have to suffice.
We must get started.
For the Cortexiphan to take effect quickly,
it has to be injected directly into the brain stem
in the back of your neck.
I'm okay.
(Walter) Ready for the first dose?
Okay.
One, two...
[Injection gun hisses]
[Gasps]
Her heart rate is elevated, Walter--
160 bpm and rising.
Liv? [Groans]
I'm okay. Let's keep going.
Take a deep breath. [Clears throat]
And exhale.
[Injection gun hisses]
[Groans in pain]
Heart rate is 180 bpm, Walter.
Olivia? [Grunts, shudders]
Hey. Liv, honey, look at me.
[Distorted voice] Olivia? Honey, look at me.
Peter.
Olivia.
[Gasps] Walter, she can't see me.
She's at 200 bpm. You have to stop this.
I have to elevate her heart rate.
You don't know what you're talking about.
I may not know what you're doing,
but I know enough about the human body
to see that you might kill this woman!
Hold her down, son.
I've got you.
[Grunts]
(Walter) I created Cortexiphan.
There is no better authority.
[Gasping]
[Injection gun hissing]
[Screams]
Okay, that's enough. Enough!
One more.
Come on.
She needs all four.
Walter, I said that's enough.
She has to cross over four times.
Do you want to leave her stranded on the other side?
[Olivia grunts]
[Gasps, shudders]
Trust me.
[Screams]
[Groans]
There is an uncharacteristic development
in the brain's emotional centers.
This is not normal.
The limbic system is vestigial,
and yet his is substantially enlarged.
It has sent tendrils into the brain's cognitive center,
integrating emotional and intellectual activity
to an extent
that we previously deemed impossible.
I will make the report.
Sacrifice is hard, son,
but you're no stranger to it.
Neither are you, Dad.
You've sacrificed a lot.
Peter...
What is it?
You're very strong, son.
Come.
Let's wake her up.
Olivia?
[Distorted voice] Olivia?
(Olivia) Peter, I think we're gonna get our daughter back.
The plan is gonna reset time.
(Walter, distorted voice) Olivia?
[Inhales sharply]
[Distorted voice] How you feeling?
[Distorted voice] Can I get you some water?
No, thank you. I'm fine.
Have you figured out how long I've got
before it wears off?
To be safe, approximately 3 1/2 hours
from the time of your last injection.
Any longer than that, and, uh...
You may become stranded.
I've set this watch accordingly.
And something else--
with every jump,
a significant amount of the drug
will be burned up in your system.
If it burns up too fast, you may experience
symptoms of withdrawal--
disorientation, hallucinations, lapses in time.
If this occurs, you must cross back immediately.
It is of paramount importance that you do this.
I understand.
Are you experiencing any dizziness, headache?
From the Cortexiphan,
or from the light that you keep shining in my eyes?
Be careful, dear.
I will, Walter.
We'll be waiting for you at Battery Park
when you cross back over.
[Door slides open]
[Door slides closed]
So, assuming Fringe Division
is still in the same location when you cross over,
you should be right in front of it.
Are you sure you can find her?
I think she'll probably find me.
You're coming back.
You're coming back with the boy...
for Etta.
I love you.
I love you too.
[Computer beeping, indistinct chatter]
We've got a breach.
Dunham.
Olivia?
It's me.
I was in amber for--for 21 years.
What are you doing here?
I need your help.
So, once you were ambered, how did you get out?
Our daughter freed us.
So you found her?
[Distorted voice] I can't imagine what you went through.
[Distorted, garbled speech]
Liv?
I'm sorry. What was I saying?
That you were hoping you were going to see Etta again.
(Lincoln) If the plan is successful.
Are you okay?
Yeah. [Watch beeping]
I don't have much time.
So the boy is being held
at a detention camp on Liberty Island?
On our side, yes.
So my goal is to cross over, grab him,
and then bring him back over here.
Then we'll cross back home through Battery Park.
I'll arrange the transport to Liberty Island.
A lot's changed since you've been here.
Yeah, I can see that.
Are you sure you're okay?
Yeah.
The deformity of the anomaly's brain
has resulted in profound neurological changes.
In what respect?
It has developed an intellect more advanced than our own
and a capacity for emotional responsiveness
far greater than the native humans.
Curious.
How is this possible?
Unknown.
It possesses capabilities
our diagnostic instruments cannot measure
and that we are...
unable to comprehend.
That is very troubling.
I believe the fugitives intend to use the anomaly
as a means to our destruction.
It would be to our evolutionary advantage
to continue to study it further.
A more prudent path is to destroy it.
There is no greater danger than that which is unknown.
It is irrelevant whether the anomaly lives or dies.
What is valuable is understanding what it was.
Disassemble it.
Preserve the pieces.
(Bolivia) Okay, I'm gonna go check the schematics
at the facilities office.
I'll be right back.
It's so good to see you.
You too. What about Walternate?
He retired from the D.O.D. about 20 years ago,
moved back to Boston.
He's 90 years old. He still lectures at Harvard.
Can you believe that?
It's crazy how life works out.
It's okay.
I made my choices. You made yours.
I don't regret any of them
and neither should you.
You deserve all the happiness that you got.
Okay, it's this way.
You can stop checking out my young ass.
[Light smack]
This is it?
If your coordinates are right, yeah,
this is the same location as the room
that they're holding the boy on your side.
We'll be here when you get back with him. [Watch beeps]
Hey...
this will work.
I got to go.
[Grunts]
[Gun cocks]
[Distorted voice]
[Gunshots]
[Scalpel whirs]
[Electricity crackling]
[Gunshot]
[Alarm blaring]
There has been a breach in security.
Remain here until it is resolved.
[Gunshots]
Don't move.
Michael.
You okay?
Okay, we're gonna get you out of here.
[Alarm blaring]
[Gunshots]
Behind you!
[Gunshots]
You okay?
You better get going.
I'll be here in case any more come across.
Be careful.
You too.
Thank you.
You have a beautiful family.
Thank you.
Go save yours.
Get your daughter back.
Ready? Okay.
Liv.
Hey. Hey.
You okay? I think so.
It's okay, Michael. You're safe now.
They know that I crossed over.
I don't think that we have much time.
You stay with her. I'll drive.
[Sighs]
[Engine turning]
[Door opens, closes]
You asked to see me, sir?
Is there a problem?
You were one of three officers
who knew the high-value detainee's location.
If you imparted this information to anyone else,
I need to know.
He told me that you authorized it, sir.
Who?
Agent Broyles.
I never thought I'd see you again.
Walter Bishop is back.
We have the boy.
There's something I need you to do.
You owe me.
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