The Crossing

Previously on "The Crossing"...

The writing on the walls... It's Apex.

They stole her as a child and used her as a slave.

Same thing happened to our own daughter.

You have kids?

Yes.

She's all grown up now.

The beginning of Apex is the end of the human race.

I can't let you become like me.

Sophie?

Whoa, hey, hey!

Can you hear me?

It's time to obliterate any possibility

of Apex ever coming into existence.

What good is a new plan

if you got a camp full of people who can expose us?

When the survivors take their own lives

in what appears to be a ritual suicide,

this will explain why.

To our son.

They're gonna kill everyone in that camp.

If you really believe they're gonna kill 'em,

we have to get them out of there.

I want to see Hannah.

You're not going right through!

Let's go.

If they want to leave this camp alive,

they need to be ready to move.

Well, then... let's get to work.

Good morning.

Morning.

How'd you sleep?

Terrible.

Aw.

Hey, Dad. Morning, buddy.

Hey, Mom, can I sleep over at Noah's tonight?

Wait.

I don't get consulted?

Why?

You don't make any real decisions.

Oh, really?

Well, you and I are going fishing in the morning.

Fishing?

Wait, you love fishing.

What?

The fish are gone, Jude.

Th...

Wait.

It's okay, Dad.

No, no, no.

That's...

impossible.

You have no idea what will become possible.

Hey.

You're not dressed.

I slept through my alarm.

We're already late. It's, like, an hour drive.

Give me 15 minutes, all right?

All right. I'll wait in the car.

Mr. Ellis?

We're ready for you.

Thank you for joining us today, Sheriff Ellis.

Now, this task force was created to investigate the events

at the makeshift DHS detention facility,

at Camp... Tama...

Tamanowas... No one gets it the first time.

At this point,

all the remains are the burnt ruins of the camp,

uh, some contradictory guard depositions,

and a video of a man calling himself "Paul,"

purporting to be a member of some sort of doomsday cult.

Are you aware of this recording?

I've heard of it, yes.

Well, our hope is that

you'll be able to shed some light

on what happened at the camp, specifically what happened

the night the detainees disappeared.

So let's start with the question

that's at the crux of these proceedings

Where are the detainees from Camp Tamanowas?

I don't know.

I, uh, know the developments of the last few days

have been trying.

And I want to personally apologize

for any discomfort you've experienced

while here.

I, uh, do have good news, though.

It has been decided that tonight

will be the last night you spend here at the camp.

The time has come for you

to start your new lives.

Before you go, you'll be issued documents and identification.

You'll also be administered vaccinations.

As you go forward into the world,

we need to make sure you're protected

from illnesses to which, as visitors,

you might not have been exposed.

Slow down! Careful!

We'll have further instructions as we get closer to departure,

but until then, enjoy the rest of your time here at the camp,

and rest assured,

the future holds wonderful things.

Thank you all.

Mr. Lindauer.

How's the leg?

Better now.

Serves me right for hiking at night.

And, um...

our arrangement?

You honored your end.

I'll see that you're taken care of.

All right.

I was... I was thinking Los Angeles

w... where they make all the, um... entertainment.

Sir.

Uh, I will make some calls.

We've got a situation.

Deputy.

Seems you and your boss share a disdain for my front gate.

You can get up.

There's a kid from town, Marshall.

He came up here last night, and, um, he never came back.

Why would he come up here?

Because he's an idiot.

He thinks he's in love with this girl that

he met in town a couple days ago.

Look, the kid doesn't use good judgment.

He's got boundary issues, but he's harmless.

And it's not really why he came up here.

You don't have the right to hold him here.

He assaulted a guard.

I have every right to detain him.

Well, then you're gonna have to detain me, too,

because I'm not leaving here without him.

Why don't you go get our young romantic?

Hey, it's, uh, Roy at the gate.

I'm gonna need you to bring up the detainee.

Looks like you get to go home. Too bad.

I was looking forward to the continental breakfast.

Hey!

Little something to remember me by.

What'd you do to him?

As I said... he attacked a guard.

We had to take precautions.

Get in the truck.

They hurt you?

They tried.

Mm... hmm.

So...?

What's it say? Where we at?

Roy got word to Caleb.

We're good.

Yeah?

Marshall's out. Reece is in.

Roger that.

Well, if the rest of this goes perfect,

we might just pull this off.

Copy that.

Okay, listen up.

There's a plan for us to get out,

but we can't wait till tomorrow.

We're going tonight.

Now, we got people on the outside

who are gonna help us, people we can trust.

They're letting us out.

We try to run, maybe they change their minds.

They're not letting us out.

Two agents are dead. They think we did it.

They're right.

It's all a lie.

It always has been.

I don't know what they plan on doing with us,

but one thing I do know...

they have no intention of letting us go.

Did you spread the word?

Yeah.

Where's the help?

I don't know.

Maybe she didn't make it in.

She?

Guess that makes you Reece.

You're Roy?

This is Caleb.

Reece.

Leah's mother.

Yes. Is she okay?

Ah, she's fine.

I just...

Just never thought I'd be in this situation.

I came here to get away from people like you.

So did I.

You were A/Z.

Are we gonna have a problem?

You tell me.

I just want my daughter.

Sorry to break this up, but can we get to the plan?

The plan's simple... You kill the fence.

He moves the Commons. I'll take care of the guards.

Commons?

Yeah, the others.