Siren

Previously on Siren...

This will end very badly.

You need to find her sister.

Close the glass!

Come on, let's get out of here, okay?

This part tells us where you are.

I come back.

Donna?

Hey, are you all right?

I think you might be in shock.

Hey, it's me.

Chris?!

Chris, you're alive?!

Chris!

He needs help, man.

She found her sister.

Home. We lost her.

That's the place where they held Chris.

They're wiping out all of the evidence.

They'll be coming for him.

They taste better cold.

On the house.

Thanks.

You're a hard man to track down.

Glad to see you looking so healthy.

You remember me?

I saw you at that... place.

What do you want?

We found that nurse's car out by Libbey Beach.

When we didn't find you, we were concerned,

because the woman you left with, that nurse, she's...

A nut job?

Unstable.

She's killed several people.

Yeah?

She is extremely violent.

Now, do you know where she is?

No.

She bolted as soon as we got to the beach, okay?

I haven't seen her since.

Glad to hear it.

Yeah.

But if you don't mind,

I want you to tell me

everything you know about her.

Hey.

You want to tell me where you've been?

Hey. I took the boat out early this morning.

Really? 'Cause I was here super early,

and there was no boat and no you.

Okay. Last night.

Female Dragon Fish.

Deep sea species, right?

Lives 2,000 feet down,

so how'd it wind up floating dead at the surface?

It must have died near the top.

Where'd you find it?

Out past the Northern Break.

Let me guess. At the coordinates

where Ryn's tracker dropped out?

Yeah, you know the place.

We've been there a thousand times.

Yeah, but not alone

and not in the middle of the night.

It's kind of extreme, dude.

Kind of stupid.

I just want to know if things are okay where she is.

It's been a month.

She could be anywhere by now.

Plus, I...

What?

I miss you.

We had this huge thing happen to us,

and I feel like we should be closer,

but it feels like you're not here.

I am, all right? I'm right here.

Are you?

Yes, I am.

I'm here.

Well, darlin', I'll send in these labs,

and we should get a yea or nay

on that medical trial in the next day or so.

Fingers crossed?

By the by, I, ran into Ben.

Then you've seen him more than I have in the last month.

How did he look?

Whole thing seemed a bit off to tell you the truth.

Kelly Osterman's water broke,

so I ended up heading out to go see them

on-board their four sleeper.

On the way back in,

I passed Ben heading out in his trawler.

What was off about that?

Well, it was 3 AM.

Was he alone?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure he was.

He wasn't with, you know, Dale Bishop's girl?

No, Maddie wasn't there.

Thought maybe they were on the outs actually.

Not that I'm aware of.

What would make you think that?

About a month ago, Ben called me twice

to check on this damsel in distress

he picked up by the side of the road.

The girl was never there when I showed up,

either time.

And the second time, Ben was out cold on the docks.

I don't know. Seems to me

the kind of thing people might break up over.

That's just my boy.

He's always on a mission to save some...

sad thing.

Anyways, thank you for that.

Please don't tell him that I...

Winston, why would I rat you out?

You're how I know what my son's up to.

How about we go out,

you know, like regular people,

take you to dinner?

We can get drunk, have clumsy sex.

Like regular people?

Yeah, regular clumsy people.

Guys!!

Okay, It's cool. Sorry.

Keep goin' with that.

There was a nasty accident on the fishing lanes.

It was a local boat.

Guy's lucky the line didn't slice off his arm.

How'd it happen?

Last month, ' we've been fishin' our asses off,

crews are tired, guys are gettin' hurt.

The money's great, but we can't keep this up.

Somebody's gonna die.

You gotta slow down, man.

I mean, what about the fishing and game regulations?

Quotas?

I don't know about that,

but right now, they got us pullin' everything.

Young, old, sick, weird.

No one seems to care.

I care. You care.

And I know you guys are just trying to make a living,

but people are getting hurt, Xan.

It's not worth it.

- Let's do something about it.

All right. All right, I'm done.

All right, find out what you can from your dad

and the guys on the lanes and see who's allowing all this.

I'll figure out what's happening on the fishery side,

what we're doing with all this junk fish.

Hey, you mind if we take this?

Yeah, sure. It's not good eatin',

but, yeah, have at it.

- Have fun. - Thanks.

Pownall Seafood.

They told me you were here.

Thanks, Bertie.

Thought I was dreaming.

Ha ha.

Been a little while, hasn't it?

Yeah, I'm sorry.

It's been busy at the Center.

I'd like to think you're here to say hi to your own dad,

but I think I know better than that by now, don't I?

What's up, kiddo?

Doug told me you were thinking about bringing me on,

environmental consultant?

I didn't know he said anything.

Listen, I know it's not your bag,

but just, before you make a decision, just hear me out.

Let's do it.

Really?

You serious? You're not screwin' with me?

No, I'm in.

You don't know. This is...

This is a big deal to me.

I want to help you find a better way to fish.

Maybe even make you guys some more money.

I think we're fishing just fine,

but if you think you've got a way

to make me more money, I'm all ears.

All right, why don't you come by tomorrow morning?

See how we do things,

and then we can talk.

And, in the meantime,

welcome aboard, son.

Hey.

Hey.

How'd it go with your dad?

He was real excited to have me on board.

Ahem...

which kind of sucked, actually.

Of course it did.

I told you it would.

Yeah, I hate not telling him the truth.

What'd you find out here?

Absence of enzymes in the digestive tract.

Irregular ammonia levels.

Death by starvation.

What's up, party people?