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00:00Laura Ann.
00:20Jim.
00:22Oh, I couldn't believe it when you called.
00:24It's been so long.
00:25Oh, much, much too long.
00:26You look wonderful.
00:27Uh, still sort of with a dash of line?
00:30Yes.
00:32Your memory is extraordinary.
00:35It's one of the things I appreciated about you the most.
00:38It's a great memory.
00:40Oh, this is nice.
00:42Peaceful.
00:44Mm-hmm.
00:49Cheers.
00:52Um, you said this was important.
00:55Is it IMF business?
00:59This will be very important to the IMF, and to me personally.
01:05Imagine that.
01:07After all these years.
01:09Yes, imagine after all these years we haven't forgotten you.
01:13That's because I have an extraordinary memory myself.
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02:46You want to describe this item for me?
02:55Brass plate at E-flat major harmonica.
02:59Initial's J-R-B embossed on left side.
03:01Close. J-L-B.
03:03I'd try the trunk in the corner.
03:08I'll be in back if anybody talks.
03:09Good morning, Jim.
03:37I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.
03:40On the 27th of last month, one of your former team members, Laura Ann Wilson, was viciously murdered.
03:48What is most bizarre about the case is that your fingerprints were found at the scene.
03:53We know you were in Thailand on the night of the 27th.
03:56The local authorities, of course, are not privileged to the classified information of your whereabouts and consider you the key suspect.
04:03Your fingerprints were found at the scene.
04:11We know you were in Thailand on the night of the 27th.
04:14The local authorities, of course, are not privileged to the classified information of your whereabouts and consider you the key suspect.
04:21However, through the intercession of the secretary, they have agreed to keep the details confidential for one week and will not issue a warrant for your arrest.
04:30Jim, someone has tried to frame you for this murder.
04:35Your mission, which I feel you must accept, will be to find the person who is framing you and stop him.
04:41As always, should you or any of your I.M. force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
04:49This disk will self-destruct in five seconds.
04:52Good luck, Jim.
04:53Go ahead, sir.
05:23Please understand my concern.
05:29Russell Acker is our most dangerous patient.
05:32He refuses any psychiatric therapy.
05:35In all the years he's been here, he hasn't had a visitor nor requested one until six days ago.
05:41Six days ago, the 27th of last month.
05:44That's right.
05:45That's when he put your name on his visiting list.
05:48Does that date have any significance?
05:49It's the twelfth anniversary of the day the court declared Russell Acker criminally insane.
05:58Talbot, would you take this gentleman to see Russell Acker?
06:03Ward J.
06:04If you'd just, uh, sign for your pass, sir.
06:13Like to follow me?
06:15Thank you, doctor.
06:49Jimbo, old friend.
06:55You miss my anniversary?
06:58I didn't know there was a cause for celebration.
07:00Why not?
07:02It was your day of triumph.
07:05Was it?
07:07You're too modest, Jimbo.
07:09You're the one that laid charges against me.
07:13You and your ladies.
07:15Like Laura Ann Wilson.
07:17Oh, yeah.
07:18Oh, yeah.
07:19Yes.
07:20Like Laura Ann.
07:23I hear she met with a tragic death.
07:28I wonder how the others are doing.
07:31Leave them out of it, Acker.
07:32It's me you're after.
07:32You can't possibly consider me a suspect in Laura Ann's murder.
07:39I'm in a cell in a maximum security institution.
07:43But if I were you, I'd warn the other ladies.
07:52Garth, Garth, Garth!
07:55This man's upsetting me.
07:58He's upsetting me a great deal.
08:01Sir.
08:04Jimbo!
08:08You promised to stop upsetting me.
08:11And I'll make sure your name's on my visiting list.
08:14Yeah.
08:18Yeah.
08:21Russell Acker is a genius.
08:23Make no mistake about that.
08:24Yeah.
08:25My father recalls consulting with the man several times at the I.M. Laboratories.
08:29Yes, he was responsible for the genesis of a lot of the tools we currently use.
08:33Including the latex mixture we're still using in our masks.
08:36Acker could have duplicated Jim's fingerprints, left them on a glass at the scene of the murder.
08:40How could someone go from being one of our most trusted consultants to a homicidal maniac?
08:45Fourteen years ago, Russell Acker almost lost his life in a car accident.
08:50He suffered a severe concussion.
08:51He was in a coma for over a week.
08:53When he recovered, he was a different man.
08:55He became prone to fits of rage and violence.
08:58He opened his own research lab and became a very wealthy man.
09:04He also started murdering women, and he used his genius there, too.
09:08He taunted the police, and eventually eight women were dead.
09:11The secretary felt we had an obligation to trap him.
09:15I was assigned the mission, and I picked a team, including three women, one of whom was Laura Ann Wilson.
09:21But he's in a maximum security facility.
09:24How could he possibly have murdered her?
09:26That's what we have to find out.
09:28Nicholas will be working inside.
09:30That's what's all been set up.
09:32The state assessor will be arriving at the Bay City State Hospital tomorrow.
09:35They're also due for a little maintenance on their electrical system.
09:38I'll be at their service.
09:38All right, now we have to believe that Acker either murdered Laura Ann himself or had someone do it for him.
09:45However he masterminded it, he had to have an accomplice.
09:48And that accomplice has to be one of these men.
09:51These are the only five attendants who have access to Acker's cell.
09:55Why would anyone help a psychopath like that?
09:58The song of a cash register?
10:00Acker's millions are supposed to be in a blind trust.
10:02In the past few months, $300,000 have been transferred out.
10:05The question is, who is collecting it?
10:08We have to find that out before Acker tries to kill again.
10:13The other team members, have they been warned?
10:18They will be as soon as I can find them.
10:35This is the story.
10:59I'm sorry.
11:03Have you completed your tour, Mr. Ulman?
11:29Oh, almost everything. I'd like to take a look at the surveillance system.
11:32It's not very modern, I'm afraid.
11:34We have applied for more state-of-the-art equipment.
11:37Yes, I know. It's all under consideration.
11:39Otherwise, I wouldn't be here, would I?
11:41Now, are all the cells and corridors monitored?
11:43Well, in the violin boards, yeah, but only about 60% of the others.
11:47We need more.
11:49Well, I'll be the judge of that now, won't I?
11:54I presume I have free reign throughout the facility.
11:56Your badge gives you access to any section at any time, quite frankly.
12:01Quite frankly, we'd appreciate any recommendation you make.
12:09How long's he gonna be around?
12:10He'll be in and out for a few days.
12:12I met most of those state assessors when I worked in, uh, Sacramento last year.
12:17I don't recognize this one.
12:19He has all the necessary credentials.
12:21One moment, please.
12:33State Personnel Division.
12:34Oh, look, I'm sorry. I must have dialed the wrong number.
12:37State Personnel Division? Sorry to keep you waiting.
12:39Yeah, I want to verify one of the inspectors.
12:42What's the name, please?
12:43Oman. Roger Oman.
12:44Yeah, let me check that.
12:45Yes, we have him currently assigned to the Bay City State Hospital.
12:49Is he, uh, new with your department?
12:50It says here he came up from the Southern California Division a couple months ago.
12:52It says here he came up from the Southern California Division a couple months ago.
12:53It says here he came up from the Southern California Division a couple months ago.
12:59What's the name?
13:00What's the name, please?
13:01Oman.
13:02Roger Oman.
13:03Let me check that.
13:06Yes, we have him currently assigned to the Bay City State Hospital.
13:09Is he, uh, new with your department?
13:12It says here he came up from the Southern California Division a couple months ago.
13:29How does heOK which terre organize?
13:31Is he?
13:40Oh, no.
13:42Is he the sign?
13:44Yes.
13:46The city has been the sign, please.
13:48That's what they used to call security, QiyoshSI.
13:57Here's our boy.
14:06We've got it, Grant.
14:08All right, let's set up a tape on this guy so we have a 24-hour record of him, huh?
14:14Are we into the full system down there?
14:16It's pretty antiquated, though.
14:17No computers, so we don't have any access to those files.
14:20We've been working on the guards and the attendants, but we haven't come up with much.
14:23Can Nicholas get into the personnel files?
14:25That's on his agenda.
14:27Let's go.
14:57Let's go.
14:58Let's go.
14:59Let's go.
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15:38Let's go.
15:451 2 3 4 Keep the line straight.
15:50Good.
15:512 3 4 5 6 7 8 Stretch.
15:55Good.
15:58Keep the spacing.
16:00Okay.
16:01It's looking good.
16:03I think they're waist high, girls.
16:06One, two, three, four, and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, stretch, over, watch the spaces, keep in time, up.
16:18Sharon?
16:19Yes?
16:20This section isn't working for me.
16:22Take it from the bridge and see if you can't work something else out with it, okay?
16:26Fine.
16:27Okay, girls, quickly, back to the top, original places.
16:32Sharon?
16:33Yes?
16:34You work on that.
16:35I'll be right back.
16:36Okay, and five, six, seven, eight, stretch.
16:38Tim, it's been, I, God, I can't even remember how long.
16:42Hong Kong, nine years ago, we put a very dangerous international drug dealer out of business.
16:47Well, it's great to see you.
16:49Yeah.
16:49But I suspect that you didn't come for the memories.
16:53No.
16:54I'm afraid an old ghost has come back to haunt us, Lisa.
16:57Russell Acker.
16:58Acker?
16:59Mm-hmm.
17:00They haven't released him.
17:02No, they haven't released him.
17:03He's still three stories below ground in a maximum security cell, but he's operating again.
17:08I'm afraid to ask.
17:10What's he doing?
17:12He's murdered Laura Ann.
17:13Oh, my God.
17:18But how?
17:20We're still trying to figure that out.
17:22He either had someone do the killing for him, or he's figured how to get in and out of the hospital where he's committed.
17:29Lisa, you and Marilyn also testified against him.
17:33Which puts both of you in danger.
17:34We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital, but we're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:39We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:41We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:43We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:44We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:45We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:46We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:47We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:48We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:49We're still trying to figure out how to get in and out of the hospital.
17:51I'll need two hours out tonight.
18:12Enjoy your dinner.
18:21Enjoy your dinner.
18:51Enjoy your dinner.
19:21Enjoy your dinner.
19:23Enjoy your dinner.
19:27Enjoy your dinner.
19:31Enjoy your dinner.
19:37Enjoy your dinner.
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19:41Enjoy your dinner.
19:43Enjoy your dinner.
19:47Enjoy your dinner.
19:55Enjoy your dinner.
19:57Enjoy your dinner.
20:11Mm.
20:41Let's go.
21:11Let's go.
21:41Let's go.
22:11Let's go.
22:14Always a pleasure doing business with a dedicated public servant like you, Talbot.
22:18Now give me the keys.
22:20No, we gotta talk first.
22:22Not here, not now.
22:23I'm gonna do what I have to do, and you're gonna lie low till I get back.
22:29I'm taking too many risks.
22:31I want double what you're paying me.
22:32This is all gonna end soon, and there'll be a big payoff for you.
22:37That's a promise.
22:37Now, the keys.
22:41Now, the keys.
22:41Now, the keys.
22:42Now, the keys.
22:43Now, come on.
22:43Let's go.
22:44Now, come on.
22:46Let's go.
22:47Hi, Mom.
23:16The rehearsal ran late.
23:17Sorry.
23:26Well, everything I've checked seems secure.
23:28Did you find something?
23:29Nothing that's going to make anybody feel any better.
23:46Good night, girls.
23:49Good night.
23:51Have you been able to reach Marilyn yet?
23:54No, and I'm getting concerned.
23:56She lives on a ranch in southern Oregon.
23:58I've left several messages, but nothing.
24:01Black, one sugar.
24:05Well, it's good to know that some things don't change.
24:09No.
24:11Lisa, I would feel a lot better if I could drive you to the airport tonight and put you on a plane for somewhere.
24:16I don't like running, Jim.
24:18I never have.
24:19You don't have to run.
24:20You go away a few days till we get this cleared up.
24:23You have someone who can cover the show for you.
24:26It takes a lot of time to put a show like this together.
24:29I don't know.
24:30Good night.
24:31Good night.
24:32I just don't know, Jim.
24:33Well, maybe we can help you make your decision.
24:35The theater's secure, except for the lock in the back door.
24:38I found wax particles in it.
24:39Someone's made a key recently.
24:41Acker?
24:42Of course.
24:43You have to see how vulnerable you are.
24:45Lisa, please.
24:47All right, Jim.
24:48But only for a few days.
24:50I have some business I can finish in Paris anyway.
24:52Good.
24:53That's fine.
24:54Shannon will make the arrangements.
24:55Nicholas, you'd better get back to the hospital.
24:57Right.
24:58Brandon, I will see what we can do about tightening security around here.
25:17Hi.
25:18This is Marilyn.
25:19Please leave your name and number, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
25:20Thanks.
25:21This is Dr. Nelson's office.
25:22Just a reminder of your dental appointment for tomorrow afternoon at 2.
25:23This is your mother, Marilyn.
25:24Call.
25:25This is Jim Phelps.
25:26It's imperative I talk to you.
25:27I'll be with you as soon as possible.
25:28This is Dr. Nelson's office.
25:29Just a reminder of your dental appointment for tomorrow afternoon at 2.
25:30This is your mother, Marilyn.
25:31Call.
25:32This is Jim Phelps.
25:33It's imperative I talk to you.
25:34I'll be with you.
25:35I'll be with you.
25:36I'll be with you.
25:37I'll be with you.
25:38Well, your flight leaves for Paris at 6 tomorrow morning.
25:39I'll be with you.
25:40I'll be with you.
25:41I'll be with you.
25:42Go to you.
25:43This is Dr. Nelson's office.
25:44Just a reminder of your dental appointment for tomorrow afternoon at 2.
25:47This is your mother, Marilyn.
25:48Call.
25:49This is Jim Phelps.
25:51It's imperative I talk to you.
25:52I'll be with you until 8 or 9 o'clock.
25:55The number is 555-6262.
25:57Gotcha.
26:01Well, your flight leaves for Paris at 6 tomorrow morning.
26:07at 6 tomorrow morning.
26:09Whoa, not a lot of time to pack.
26:14Yes, he's here.
26:15Hold on just a minute.
26:16Jim.
26:20Yeah?
26:21I'm at the St. Mark Hotel, Jimbo.
26:24It's Acker.
26:24I know you've been looking for Marilyn.
26:26Thought I'd help you out.
26:27Marilyn's on her way here, Jimbo,
26:29and I'm gonna kill her just for you.
26:33Acker.
26:35Acker.
26:37He's at the St. Mark Hotel.
26:39Jim, it must be a trap.
26:40Call the police.
26:41He says he's gonna kill Marilyn.
27:03Marilyn.
27:04Jim, I'm so glad you're actually here.
27:06I haven't seen you for nine years.
27:09Two days ago you called,
27:10tell me to drop out of sight,
27:12and meet you here.
27:13What's going on?
27:14It's just very important that you trusted me.
27:17Actually, this is a matter of life and death.
27:19Jim, you're scaring me.
27:22Do you remember a man named Russell Acker?
27:24He's not someone you ever forget.
27:26I'm so glad to hear you say that.
27:28I'm so glad you're here.
27:43Jim, do something.
27:44I'm so glad.
27:45Where are you?
27:46You ready?
27:46Hit the dernière.
27:48Wait, wait.
27:48You fun doing this?
27:50It's easy.
27:51This is right here.
27:52Wait, it's not right here.
27:53No, I'm ready.
27:54Come on, come on.
27:55This is right here.
27:55No.
27:56I'm right.
27:56This is right.
27:57Oh, my God!
28:27Okay. All right, you people want to step back?
28:34Thank you. We'll get back here.
28:43That's him! That's the murderer!
28:58Hold it!
29:06Continuing with our late-breaking story from the downtown St. Mark Hotel.
29:10The woman who was murdered was checking into the hotel when attacked.
29:14Eyewitnesses to the brutal slaying have identified this man as the assailant.
29:20Anyone having information on the subject is asked to contact the San Francisco...
29:27He's wearing a mask.
29:29It makes sense. He practically invented them.
29:31But it's the voice, Nicholas, the voice.
29:33Jim, he's had 12 years to perfect it.
29:34It's the perfect frame.
29:36Who would believe that anyone could break themselves out of a maximum security mental institution...
29:41...commit a murder, and then check themselves back in again?
29:44No one. Unless we prove it.
29:47Well, there's one way.
29:49I'm his next victim.
29:51No, no, you don't.
29:52I failed Marilyn, and she's dead, and that's not going to happen to you.
29:55I'm going to put you on a plane for Paris.
29:57No, Jim. Not while you're in trouble.
30:00I'm supposed to be his next victim, and I'm going to make damn sure he knows where to find me.
30:05Well, at last. All my old friends are coming to see me.
30:24There's nothing friendly about this, and we both know that.
30:28I'm supposed to be your next victim, remember?
30:32Victim?
30:34Your buddy Jimbo has been spreading vicious rumors about me...
30:39...again.
30:41You may be able to make Jim Phelps into a fugitive, but I want you to know something.
30:46I'm not running.
30:48Of course, I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds very... courageous.
30:54Courageous?
30:56No.
30:57It doesn't take courage to deal with a coward.
31:00A man who seeks out women when they can't defend themselves?
31:05But then you never were much of a man, were you?
31:09And I want you to know something.
31:11You are not running me out of this city.
31:14I'm going to be here, ready for you.
31:17If you've got the guts, I'll see you.
31:21This is the surveillance tape we've been watching from Acker's cell.
31:32It doesn't make for exciting viewing.
31:34Acker eating, Acker sleeping.
31:36And maybe Acker playing us at our own game.
31:39He was an old IM man.
31:40So you asked yourself what we do in his place.
31:43Right.
31:44Now this is what the normal surveillance looks like.
31:46Individual videotape images are made up of a series of pixels.
31:50Microscopic squares that reflect all degrees of light and shadow.
31:55Now a live image, like the one on the right,
31:57has almost 20% more resolution than a copy or an overlay.
32:01See how much darker the other one is?
32:03Acker could have reflected that image through a mirror.
32:06Then he has a way of projecting a short loop of film
32:09that keeps repeating over and over.
32:12And what you're saying is that Acker wasn't in his cell
32:14when this was on the monitor.
32:17If I'm right, this is the projected image that lets Acker out.
32:32Come in. They can't see you.
32:35This is my last time out, partner.
32:42Where's my money?
32:46Oh, I promised you a big payoff.
32:49Today's your lucky day.
32:51I'll be free.
32:54No!
32:55No!
32:56No!
32:57No!
32:58On the right, Mary.
32:59No!
33:00No!
33:01No!
33:02No!
33:04No!
33:05No!
33:06No!
33:08No!
33:09No!
33:11No!
33:12No!
33:13No!
33:14No!
33:15No!
33:16No!
33:17I don't know.
33:47I don't know.
34:17Jim, I'm at one of the guards' place.
34:39It's Halbert.
34:41You better come over here right away.
34:43A scrapbook.
35:06All of his victims.
35:07No wonder they put him away.
35:13Yes.
35:14Really sick.
35:15Be careful.
35:21Good morning, Jim.
35:22I knew it would be you.
35:24When your team would be the only ones capable of finding my little hideaway.
35:28Interesting scenario, wouldn't you say?
35:31Every single piece of evidence you need to prove your innocence is in this room.
35:35And there's one more piece of information in your computer back at your apartment.
35:39If you get the chance to hear it.
35:41Your mission, Jim, should you decide to accept it, is to survive this ordeal.
35:48They're going to put you away for killing those girls.
35:51Just like they put me away.
35:53They're going to sentence you to hell.
35:56Such a pity we both know the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
36:00And all the while, the evidence is here.
36:04To coin a phrase, this room will self-destruct in five seconds.
36:08Out of here.
36:17What do you mean about information in the computer?
36:19That's what I'm about to find out.
36:21No, it's a trick.
36:21You can't trust him.
36:22He has to kill Lisa to get at me.
36:24Now, you and the others protect her.
36:25I'll meet you at the theater as soon as I can.
36:27All right.
36:30All right.
37:00I just don't like it.
37:10Jim's taking too big a risk.
37:11Yeah, but the logic's sound.
37:13Acker's intentions are clear.
37:15He's out to frame Jim, not kill him.
37:17We've just got to make sure we're one step ahead.
37:23Up to it?
37:24Yes.
37:27I helped put him away once before.
37:30And I'll do it again.
37:38Stock the enemy on your terms.
37:40That was your usual method.
37:43Acker?
37:43She's the last one, Jimbo.
37:53Bird.
37:57Kind of gives you the creeps, doesn't it?
38:02Over here.
38:03Or over here.
38:10Or am I right behind you, Jimbo?
38:14The great Jim Phelps.
38:16How I love to watch him squirm.
38:18We did real good.
38:27We did real good.
38:30Yeah.
38:31Yeah.
38:34Oh, Jimbo.
38:47How careless.
38:54Sodium diacinol.
38:56A contact anesthetic.
38:58You use it in your spray cans to knock people out.
39:01But you'll always forget who was responsible for discovering it.
39:06We did good, huh?
39:07You'll be awake by the time the police get here.
39:12Very nice.
39:34Very nice.
39:37Very clumsy of you.
39:57Oh, so very clumsy.
40:01We did really good, didn't we?
40:09And now, Mr. Phelps, I'm on my way to take care of Lee, sir.
40:27Sir, I'm diacinol.
40:43Well, it's a good thing we didn't forget.
40:44Grant found a way of neutralizing it.
40:46Yeah.
40:46Hacker thinks he has the upper hand.
40:48That'll work in our favor.
40:49Grant.
40:50Right here, Jim.
40:52Is Lisa all set?
40:53You better believe it.
40:54I'll send her to get ready for the great performance.
40:57This is the one that counts.
41:03That's Grant's signal.
41:17Jim?
41:19Is that you?
41:19Jim?
41:27Yes.
41:29And I have some good news about our friend, Acker.
41:34History repeats itself.
41:35Well, how's that?
41:36A car accident.
41:38They took him to the hospital, and he was dead on arrival.
41:41Lisa, it's all over.
41:43Oh, Jim.
41:44It's over for all of us.
41:45What about the police?
41:47They found enough evidence in his car to clear me.
41:48I'm a free man.
41:50Oh, that's great, Jim.
41:52Well, I think that this calls for a celebration.
41:55Oh, well, later.
41:56I think Lisa's kind of upset, and I'm...
41:59Why don't you go ahead, and I'll call it you tomorrow.
42:01Yeah, yeah, yeah.
42:02I'm not going to argue with that.
42:03Let's get out of here.
42:04Okay.
42:16Hello, Lisa.
42:17Oh, my, my.
42:22Jim, what makes a person like that?
42:24Well, who can say?
42:26I mean, Russell Acker was a genius.
42:29He was driven by voices and urges that he could neither understand nor resist.
42:34Jim, you really sound like you understand the man.
42:39Yeah, well, perhaps we are sort of the same person.
42:42Now, that's not as bizarre as it sounds.
42:44I mean, psychiatrists say that genius and madness are opposite sides of the same coin.
42:51Wouldn't you agree with that?
42:52I think it's about time we upstaged our Mr. Acker.
43:01Isn't there a touch of madness in all of it?
43:14Set, ready?
43:16Right.
43:16What if they say, let he who is without sin cast the first stone?
43:25Oh, Lisa, you always were my favorite.
43:28I always say, if the best or the last.
43:43Bells!
43:44I know it's you!
44:02It's over, Acker.
44:03We have all the proof we need.
44:08Bells!
44:09Now you're a dead man, Bells.
44:12A dead man!
44:14Are you?
44:36No!
44:57See, Acker?
45:01It's all done with mirrors.
45:06Oh, Lisa, you always
45:17were my favorite.
45:20I didn't kill those girls!
45:27He did!
45:36No, he did!
45:52I'm not mad.
45:53No, I didn't kill those girls.
45:56He did.
45:57He did.
45:59Will he ever come back?
46:01Not from where he's going.
46:03Ha-ha-ha!
46:06Ha-ha-ha!
46:10Ha-ha-ha-ha!
46:13Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
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