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90% of your blood sugar
in 1/100th of a second
and you're gonna wish you were dead.
But then it'll be over.
Don't pee on us.
This sounds spectacular.
Why now? Why her?
Because she hasn't given up.
You think she can fix it.
What makes you say that?
Can she, Athena?
I have no idea.
Let's go find out.
Is it... Is this normal?
Thirsty.
Dying. I think I'm dying.
- You're not dying!
- I'm dying.
There's Coke in the fridge.
Help yourself.
We have no idea how many are here but
we're damn sure they know we're coming.
So, we move quickly. You follow me.
No questions. Got it?
Got it.
Excuse me.
- We're in Paris?
- Would you stop being so amazed?
- I thought you wanted me to be amazed.
- I want you to stop yammer...
- Tower's closing.
- Hell.
Come on.
Now, you and I are gonna be
on a watch list,
but they may not have your facial
recognition profile uploaded yet.
- "May not"?
- May not.
So, you walk over there,
you take this, you tap him on the neck.
- If he's human, it knocks him right out.
- And if it's a robot?
- Hey!
- You'll just piss it off.
Fantastic.
She's got guts. You gotta give her that.
Yes, but I was just, you know...
Human!
The French hated
this thing when Eiffel first unveiled it
at the Paris World's Fair.
They thought it was an eyesore.
Eiffel didn't care, though.
It wasn't meant to be a monument.
It was meant to find another world.
Les Quatre Premiers.
Plus Ultra's First Four.
They were a part of all this?
Eiffel, Jules Verne, Tesla,
and Mr. Edison.
They designed this antenna
that we're inside.
Wait, what?
The Eiffel Tower is an antenna?
Now I finally answer your question,
Yes.
Tesla designed the antenna to observe
every kind of frequency out there.
Subspace, trans-dimensional,
you name it.
And they found exactly
what they were looking for.
And then Edison tried
to take credit for it,
because these two hate each other.
- Frank...
- Because of alternating...
Stay on topic.
Yeah. All right, well...
There were always rumors
of a secret entrance
the Four kept just for themselves.
A one-way ticket in case of emergencies.
The Spectacle.
You ain't seen nothing yet, kid.
It's a rocket.
They're coming.
All right.
Buckle up!
- What'd he say?
- Pretty much what you'd expect.
Tell him to hang on.
Why are we going back?
We're not. We're going through
to another dimension.
So we blasted into outer space
just to get a running start?
This part may get a little weird.
Casey. Wake up.
Casey.
- Casey. Wake up.
- We're here.
Now what?
You tell me.
- I tell you? This was your idea.
- I don't have ideas.
I just find the people who do.
- So there's no plan?
- There's a plan.
You just haven't come up with it yet.
But you should do that soon.
That's just terrific.
Here, hide this.
Absolutely.
Wait. Is that the one-kiloton detonation
thingy you told me not to play with?
Right now, it's our insurance policy.
There's a good chance they're gonna
try to kill us right out of the gate.
So we're just gonna stand here?
Well, you wanted to see Tomorrowland.
Here it comes.
Take the bag.
- Frank.
- David.
You look well.
Age becomes you.
Thanks. You should try it.
I don't know. I think I'll just keep
drinking my shake every morning.
- Yum.
Hello, Athena.
I started to think
Where, oh, where have you been?
- Doing my job.
- Your job?
I'm sorry. Were we not clear
when we suspended
your recruitment protocols?
I got that sense when you
called me "bloody obsolete"
and tried to disassemble me.
Well, you've certainly
caused quite a commotion
by launching an antique rocket ship
out of the Eiffel Tower.
Under normal circumstances,
we'd be working overtime to convince
everyone it was just an elaborate hoax.
Fortunately, for all of us,
doesn't really matter now, does it?
Why doesn't it matter?
And who might you be?
I'm Casey. Newton.
And who might you be?
David Nix.
Pleasure.
Well, Frank, it's been
wonderful catching up,
but as we were fairly clear
about the terms of your exile
and the consequences of violating it,
I have to ask
what the hell are you doing here?
I think she can fix it.
- I'm sorry.
- Her.
- I think she can fix it, David.
- Wait. What?
I've been pirating your signal.
Every time you turn it on here,
I can see it there.
And it flickered.
The percentage dropped, David.
Impossible.
You don't believe me?
Let's go find out right now.
- I'm sorry, what can I fix?
- The world, Miss Newton.
He thinks you can fix the world.
Is that like a portal to Earth?
No. It is a bridgeway to Earth.
Welcome back to The Monitor, Frank.
It's something, isn't it?
Yeah, it's something.
Don't worry about the light show.
It's perfectly safe.
Am I supposed to do something?
Okay, could you be a bit more specific?
Because fixing
Just be yourself.
Gotcha.
Flashes of the future.
- What are those?
- Flashes of future.
This is us a few seconds from now.
This whole tower
funnels energy via tachyon,
a particle that moves
significantly faster than light.
We discovered them almost 40 years ago.
Your physicists are still arguing
over whether they exist.
Oh, dear.
Too late.
Oh, dear.
Too late.
So, on with the show.
We've enhanced
the interface significantly
but it still functions
on your original algorithm.
You have something to show me, Frank?
Show me.
Pick a place.
- What?
- A location anywhere in the world.
Pick one.
Canaveral.
Cape Canaveral.
Easy, easy.
The interface is oriented from
your hands to the center of the Earth.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got it.
You trained her obviously.
I just met her yesterday.
You told me this story my entire life,
and now I'm telling you.
How is this possible?
We are millions of exponential deviances
away from the dimension you call home.
Frank had the novel idea
of building this machine
so that we could keep in touch.
This is three days ago.
Relatively.
That's space/time humor.
Because tachyons travel faster
than light, once we harness them...
You can see backwards in time.
Not just backwards.
You're kidding.
No.
What happened?
Keep going.
Just a little further.
That's enough.
That's enough, kid.
That's my house.
It would have been nice if Frank
had prepared you for this,
but I'm afraid the world is ending.
It is certain, it is unavoidable,
and it is coming.
When?
This is 58 days from now.
58 days?
But whatever caused this could happen
any time after the static starts.
It could be a month.
It could be sooner.
Still looking for your flicker, Frank?
I know what I saw.
So why aren't you telling anyone?
and you're just sitting here?
We're not gonna die.
This is your world, not ours.
We'll be perfectly fine here.
Then why don't you let people in?
- Tell her, David.
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