Lifeline

Lori Wescott?

Yes.

- Your password is humming bird.

- You're from LifeLine?

Mmhmm.

Is everything okay?

No, it's not.

In thirty-three days you're gonna die.

- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I am so sorry to bother you Mr. Chlewicki.

I am such a klutz.

- Hey you got to be more careful.

- Are you sure this is safe?

Oh yea, we're fine.

- I will die of embarrassment if I lose Todd's ring

before we're even married.

- Is this what you're looking for?

- Help! Somebody help, please!

Help! Somebody pl-

2471 just went red.

Give me agent Connor, Hooks.

It has to be for you.

You jumped last.

Yes?

Sure, no problem.

See you next month.

- Thirty-one year old female,

I'm betting an accident of some kind.

- We'll know soon enough.

Fix position. Jump.

- Help! Somebody help, please!

Help! Somebody please, anybody help!

- Get me the hell out of h-

- Hummingbird, the passwords hummingbird.

Do you understand?

You're from LifeLine?

But you didn't even try to save him.

That's not my client.

- Now let me be very clear, LifeLine saved my life.

I have to say it's surreal to even say that out loud.

'Cause look, you know, there's a lot of things

that you could spend money on.

There's a lot of things that we all spend money on.

I have definitely bought some awesomely,

unnecessary stuff.

But LifeLine is something you absolutely need.

The truth is, I like to keep my personal life private

and LifeLine always respects that.

It was painless, didn't feel a thing.

But I'll share this with you, every night before I sleep,

I think of how close I came to actually dying.

Does it really matter how it all works?

What matters is this, something unspeakable

was supposed to go down,

but LifeLine made sure that it didn't.

And you can't put a price on that.

- Miranda, nice to see you again.

I hear you've been having second thoughts.

- I can't get a straight answer from your people

about how this gizmo works.

- It's not scary, our LifeLine device simply scans your vitals

and is in constant communication with our surveillance systems.

The result is unprecedented personal protection.

- You can find me that fast, wherever I am?

- It's a lot less complicated than it sounds.

Have you ever lost your cell phone?

- I lost it all the time until my son put some sort of

find your phone app on it.

- Yes! That's exactly what this is,

a find Miranda app.

If our GPS computers tell us something is wrong,

we respond immediately to fix it.

- So this thing that you're implanting

always knows where I am?

- I assure you, your information is kept very private.

I consider myself overprotective,

but I looked away for just one moment,

and that's all it took for him to run into the street.

A car sped around the corner, didn't even see him.

But my baby had one of these.

A LifeLine agent swooped in from nowhere

and saved his life.

It was incredible, Miranda.

I can't imagine how I would've lived with myself if he-

If I hadn't done everything possible to protect him.

Okay.

You won't feel a thing.

Welcome to LifeLine, Miranda.

You are now one of the most secure people in the world.

Your password is sparrow.

Hopefully you will never need it, but if a LifeLine

agent is needed, that is the password

they will use to identify themselves,

Sparrow.

- That's right, Miranda.

Right this way.

Can I have my son back?

And next time you use my family to close a sale,

I get half the commission.

This is Jasmine.

Yes sir, right away.

Nervous?

Should I be?

If you're smart.

- Then yes, I'm very nervous.

- You're very good at what you do, Jasmine.

And loyal.

- Thank you, I really like working for this company.

- I'd like to offer you a promotion, case director.

- You picked the right woman.

- It's a position that comes with great rewards

and also confidential information.

- Are you asking if I can keep a secret?

I'm not asking.

If you take this job, you will keep them, understood?

Okay.

Great.

Let's get you started.

Now the devise we install into our clients

is not quite what we say it is.

But you suspected that, didn't you?

Yeah, it is much, much more than that.

It's constantly receiving transmissions

of your vital signs from itself,

thirty-three days in the future.

- What do you mean in the future?

- If the device receives a warning

of an upcoming death in the future,

we can take action today, in the present.

What kind of action?

How's it going, Jay?

- Setting jump coordinates, north 34 mark 1005894.

West 118 mark 3274093.

Jump windows closing fast, no time to waste.

- You're sending him into the future?

- The jump box is a one way ticket thirty-three days

into the future, and that is a fact

that will never leave this building.

How we looking, Jay?

- Everything looks nominal.

Locking in jump coordinates.

- Once and agent arrives in the future, they stay there.

- Why jump an agent forward to save a client's life?

You know they're gonna die in thirty-three days.

So why not just lock that client in a bunker with guards

and doctors until their expiration date passes?

- Yeah we tried that in the beginning

and we learned the hard way.

Look, your fate is certain.

Okay? It can't be undone.

Your every action taken is already part of

a pre-determined timeline and that is why

I built the jump box.

It doesn't just jump an agent forward in time,

it jumps them to a brand new timeline.

Where new outcomes are possible.

Look, our company is growing quickly

and we're getting new clients everyday.

Now I need someone to manage the jumps,

schedule the saves.

Nora?

In here, dad.

Dinner's almost ready.

How was your day?

It was good, real good.

I got something for you.

Now I know it's not a dog.

But I saw this little guy and I thought you might like him.

Dad what's going on?

Nothing's going on.

I promise.

I'm clean, I'm just happy.

I got a job.

You did?!

- Mmhmm, at the parking garage on Harris.

I can walk over there, save bus fare.

Dad that's great!

- Bad news is, it's at night.

Overnight, five nights a week.

You'll be home alone a lot.

- Stop self-sabotaging, I can deal.

- You stop watching Dr. Drew.

He's perfect!

Now I'll have someone to keep me company

all these nights you'll be abandoning me.

Jesus, come on.

Dad, I'm joking.

I'm so proud of you.

Thank you.

Hey there little guy, bet you don't even remember

the trip here, huh?

You think you've always been here.

Here it is.

It's hot, right?

Stephanie.

Stephanie.

Blackbird.

- Who is that? Your mom?

She's kind of hot.

I don't know her.