Alphas

Previously on Alphas...

You're Alpha secret agents.

You want me on your team. I'm awesome.

- What's all this? - Dr. Rosen said

that I should find a way to scream

without terrifying you, so I did.

I'm moving out. I'm gonna go and live at my office.

Do you like Italian?

Rachel, if we're gonna be working together--

Right. Forget I mentioned it.

Nina, your life is out of control.

No pushing unless absolutely necessary.

I'm done.

- You're what? - I'm done.

Why don't you get the hell out?

That's what you always wanted.

Believe me, nothing would make me happier!

You never wanted to be here!

Is that the best you can do-- run away?

Go ahead. Get the hell out.

Abandon your family.

We don't want you anyway.

No, no! Daddy, please don't go!

Nina, sweetie, I'm sorry.

I'll call you soon. I promise.

- No, you can't leave. - Sweetie.

You can't leave.

- I can't leave. - Mm-mm.

I can't leave.

Thank you, Daddy.

Hey, this trip down memory lane is killing my buzz.

Let's go have some fun.

Let's go, babe.

Come on.

Let's go!

Mr. Lewis?

The alarm went off. Shh. It's gonna be okay.

I'm bringing her back to her mother.

Sir, you better let me see that.

No!

Sir, you need to hand that over now.

Give her back!

Mr. Lewis, give me that!

Don't hurt baby.

- Baby? What baby? - Please.

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John said he didn't want to have dinner

because we work together, but when he said it,

his heart rate went up, and his pupils dilated.

Wait, you lie-detected the guy with your ability

just because he turned you down for a date?

- Maybe. Yes. - Rachel--

- Don't judge me. - Rachel, you can't do that.

I'm a freak.

- Yeah. - It's 'cause of my ability,

right? No.

You are a freak for a million different reasons.

What? We have rules, right?

No cursing me out in foreign languages.

I didn't agree to any--

Don't look at me. I'm not ready yet.

Gary?

Gary, what the hell are you doing?

Gary! - What the hell are you doing?

- Gary? - Don't--no. Guys, hold on.

Gary, why aren't you dressed?

Yeah, I know. I should be dressed by now.

But the alarm clock didn't go off.

This is a cheap alarm clock.

I'm supposed to get up at 7:42.

I call my mom at 8:00, then I have my breakfast.

It didn't happen.

Bill, it's 9:03. - Gary.

- This is chaos. - Gary, why are you taking

a shower in the office?

Oh, Dr. Rosen said that I could stay here

till I find an apartment. But-is that my blanket?

- Yeah. - There's hair and skin

on my blanket.

Gary, were you naked on my blanket?

Yeah, because this gets sticky.

This is all sticky on my skin.

And Dr. Rosen said that I should make myself comfortable.

Come on, guys, get out. This is inappropriate.

You're right--this is definitely inappropriate.

I'm gonna have to take off my towel.

- No, no, don't, Gary-- - And you're gonna see my fruit.

- No! - His fruit.

Yeah, I call it my fruit.

- Gary-- - Uh, morning.

Hey. Casual mondays?

No, I took a shower. Get out.

- Excuse me. - Unless, of course,

you want to see his fruit. No, no, I'll pass.

I got to talk to Dr. Rosen, so...

Welcome to the party, son.

Rosen's in with Kat. What's up?

And bolt.

Bolt.

Data port.

Data port. Done.

Two carburetors in less than a minute--

very impressive.

Yep, I watched the video.

Yeah, once... Yesterday.

Your neurons must myelinate at an astounding rate.

Oh, sorry. It's commonly called muscle memory.

Ah.

Which might explain why you can almost instantly acquire

complex physical skills that normally would take

years to master.

Yeah, well, all I know is I can do a bunch of stuff,

but I just can't remember how I learned it.

Yes, that does seem to be the tradeoff, doesn't it?

Rapid learning at the cost of long-term memory.

What's most intriguing is how you retain

the skills in your muscle memory

even if the experience of learning

is completely forgotten.

So...

basic electronics, various martial arts, violin,

and now you can add motorcycle mechanic to the list.

So...

when do I get to do the cool stuff--

you know, like track a perp, shoot a gun,

rappel out of a helicopter?

Well, fortunately, none of us

have had to jump out of a helicopter yet.

Come on, Doc.

I got, like, six weeks of memory, max.

So, technically, I've spent a third of my life

auditioning for you.

Kat, you're not auditioning.

I'm trying to help you.

It's my hope we can find a way

of counteracting your memory loss.

Counteract it? Why would I want to do that?

I like it the way it is-- no rearview mirror.

Well, wouldn't you like to at least know

what your favorite song is? Or was?

- Are you serious? - Yes.

Almost every one of these albums takes me back

to a specific moment in my life,

so, whenever I play one,

I'm flooded with all sorts of memories.

I guess you could say I'm reliving my personal history.

Excuse me, Dr. Rosen.

Um, we got another one for you.

Uh, I'll be right there, John.

Thanks.

All right, so, Kat, I want you to have this.

This takes video. Really?

What do you want me to record?

Whatever you want.

Start collecting your memories.

We'll talk about this more at our next session.

Okay.

- Robert Lewis... - Mm-hmm.

Branch manager of the Liberty Citizen Bank over on 43rd...

He tried to steal 500 grand from his own bank.

Claimed he was saving a baby.

We got him in the MRI room now.

Same symptoms as all the others--

hallucination and confusion.

Two jewelry stores, that state trooper,

and now a bank, all within 72 hours.

It's got to be an Alpha, right?

What are you saying?

You saying Nina pushed this guy?

I'm just saying that Mr. Lewis' MRI results

are consistent with her ability.

The robbery took over an hour.

Nina's ability doesn't last that long.

Unless she's increased the intensity and duration

of her inductions, which she could do.

Yeah, when we were together,

near the end, she pushed me once.

Now, I lost half a day.

She said it was an accident.

For her own safety, we need to bring her in.

"For her own safety"?

Rachel, the government fears Nina.

They always have.

And if and when they find out about this,

guilty or not, she'll be a suspect.

And I think we all know what the government

does to Alphas when they get scared.

Does Cley know? Not yet.

And I'm gonna do my best to keep it off his radar

for another day or two. So how do we even find her?

Gary said her phone's been dead for over a week.

Well, will you work with Gary, then?

And see if you can compile a list of the places

that she frequents and then go over them one by one.

Yeah. I'm gonna go get on that.

Doc, maybe you want to let Bill take point on this, okay?

I don't think Nina's gonna want to see me.

Despite what you believe, Cameron, she trusts you.

What if she doesn't want to come in?

I think we both know