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An eight-year-old boy from Manhattan... was delivered dead|on arrival today-- The Centers for Disease Control. Are we dealing with an epidemic? Whatever the carrier,|we know that it's not the water. We don't believe|that it's airborne. One, two, three, four-- Strickler's Disease|was first diagnosed two years ago. We're no better off now. I needed you|to see this for yourself, Dr. Tyler. It's the same|at every hospital in the city. For the lucky ones,|it's a lifetime in leg braces. Most of these kids|won't make it. We need your help. Strickler's Disease|came to New York... like a thief in the night,|threatening to steal... an entire generation of our children|from before our eyes. Dr. Peter Mann, Deputy Director|of the Centers for Disease Control-- The killer was cunning.|It was deadly. Neither a cure|nor a vaccine could be found. We at the CDC|had to contain it... before it could spread|beyond Manhattan Island. So we went after its carrier,|the common cockroach. Or rather she did. Dr. Susan Tyler is the reason|that there hasn't been... a new case of Strickler's|in this city for six months. Dr. Susan Tyler. Dr. Susan Tyler,|Professor of Entomology... at the New York State University. Thank you, Peter. I don't think I need to tell you|New Yorkers just how resilient... the common cockroach is. Since it has proven to be|virtually immune to chemical control, we had to find|a new avenue of attack. So, with the aid of genetics labs|across the country, we recombined termite and mantis DNA|to create a biological counteragent, a new species to be|our six-legged ally... in wiping out|the roach population. We call it|the "Judas" breed. Once in contact with|the Judas' secretions, the common roaches|were infected with an enzyme... which caused their metabolism|to go into overdrive.|- Come on, Susan! You're missing it.|- No matter how much|the common roaches ate, every last member|of the nest... starved to death|within a matter of hours. I hope someone's taping this. This announcement's been|a long time coming, ladies and gentlemen.|- Coming home. The Strickler's outbreak|has officially been contained. The epidemic is over. Hey, Susan.|Honey. Any other questions?|- Dr. Mann, what did this victory|mean to you personally? It means that I can|move on to other projects with the, uh-- Our 15 minutes are gone. And personally, um,|it's where I met my wife. What is this? Is this|some kind of Catholic guilt thing? We don't even know|what the impact is of what we did. The impact is that... a lot of kids will be running around|next year because of you. A lot of kids. Maybe we get lucky. Maybe a couple|of them'll be ours someday. Oh, a couple, huh?|- Mm-hmm. Oh, okay.|We're not rushing things. I didn't want to overtax you.|It's been a hard year. It's been a great year. Oxfords.|Seven and a half. Black.|Leather soles. Funny, funny shoes. Funny, funny shoes. Funny, funny shoes. Funny, funny shoes. Funny-- CDC. CDC. Hey, Boss,|welcome to disease land. Tuck it in.|- All right. All right. Are you sure this is yellow fever? What, are you ignoring your pages now?|-Listen, l-- Okay, these two cops|saw the broken scaffold,|and then the paint mess here. And then they looked|through that cellar window. Go ahead.|Take a look. Pleasant, isn't it? Couldn't let 'em out|until you gave me the okay, so-- Roughly, there were|three dozen people trapped in here. We got bacterial samples reading off|the scale, though nothing's airborne. We got a Reverend Harry Ping. Preacher, if you can imagine that.|He ran this place. Well, there's|no sign of him. Oh, have you had lunch?|- Uh-huh. Try to keep it down|when you see this, okay? Piece of shit|on the ceiling. Hmm? Figure that one out.|- Here you go, Josh. The subway? You know what? l-l--|This is what I love about my job. I get to travel,|see the world... and meet new exotic cultures. It's-- It's all bacterial,|but hey, what the fuck, right? Thanks a lot, Miguel.|- Board up every exit. If this leads to the subways,|I don't want anything to spread. Quarantine everything. What's going on, Remy? Oh, I'm just... commemorating|my sad moments. So, we're at this|great restaurant. I'm thinking, finally,|a fucking gentleman. I go to the ladies' room.|I come back. I catch the schmuck slipping|a half-ounce of sedatives into my drink. What a pervert. This city is full of perverts. You don't know who|anybody is anymore. Jesus, I look like shit.|- Hey, guys. You the bug lady, right? We're here to deal. When you pick them up,|you should pick 'em up by|this front vein on the wing, 'cause it's the strongest part|of the wing. See, that way|you don't break it. Now, let's see what else|you have in here. Oh, look. What do we have here?|- Swallowtail? Excellent.|- How come you like bugs so much? Just imagine that|you're one of them. What, eating furniture and stuff?|That's gotta suck. No, no, no.|Now, don't judge them too quickly. These guys were building castles|while dinosaurs were still|wimpy little lizards. Now, say you're him. He's what we call a soldier. Now, there is no way|that you would ever quit fighting, no matter how badly injured|you were. It would be|a battle to the death. But most insects don't kill... unless their territory is invaded. You'd just stun|your prey up here. And then you drag it|all the way down through here to there, into what is kind|of like a pantry. Will he eat it alive? Yeah. They're not really squeamish|about those kind of things. This is the nest.|It's the heart of the colony. The big enchilada. Why?|- Well, if anything were|to happen to the nest, the entire colony|would die out. I'd just bail and start my own. Well, you couldn't do that. See... that big guy there?|Next to the queen? Wait. Look over there. He's the king. And out of all the nest,|he's the only fertile male. He got a good deal. Yeah. It's a simple structure|designed for their survival. It's perfectly balanced,|and it's very beautiful. Whatever peels|your banana, lady. So, you wanna buy|the butterflies, or what? You know what? You guys have done a really good job.|So, how about five bucks? That's your best? I'm gonna show her the weird bug.|- Costs a dollar just to look. It's a really great bug.|Got it on the subway. We kind of broke it a little.|- Okay. My best offer. Ten bucks for everything,|plus a specimen jar,|some tweezers and some mounts. Deal. Are you crazy? This is the best.|This is our meal ticket. Come on.|Bug's almost dead anyway. It's yours. You gave 'em ten bucks.|- They're from Alphabet City. There's much worse things|they could be selling. Oh, no. Your papers.|Help me get the window. Susan. Push. h, come on.|- Oh, I hate this window. Okay, on three.|One, two, three. Who the hell do you think you are, putting my two officers|on quarantine? Listen to me, Captain.|Those two, they go home, they kiss their wives,|they kiss their kids, and I'm the one with|a full-blown epidemic-- Come on, Chuy. We have to make dinner. Dinner.|I don't care. I do care!|Jesus, God, I hate cops. They make the worst coffee. Shiny wire.|Still giving you a hard time? As always.|- Don't stare.|People look back if you stare. It's not polite. I can't believe this.|- What? I spend an hour in the field.|I get a weekend's worth of crap. Oh, speaking of that.|That turd that I took to the lab? I found these in it. What are they? Buttons.|- Buttons? -Maybe they needed fiber. Sorry. Wow. Oh, my God.|You're just a baby. Oh, my God. The transfer|of recombinant genetic material... from termites and mantis|into Judas breed will allow|rapid enzymatic change-- ...insuring 100% sterility|in all Judas females-- ...utilization|of a suicide gene-- ...leading to a life expectancy|of 120 to 180 days. Hmm. Not too little... and not too much. You rub it in. Around and around. Like this, huh? Let the leather take it. Funny shoes. Aieee.|Mr. Funny Shoes. No one is there. It's empty. Chuy, listen to me. They have Jesus|on the cross, but that is not|a holy place. Can you call me back tonight? Thanks, Officer. Cops are on it. Good. Well, they said-- Can you do me a favor and hold off|working at night for awhile? I can't do that. I was actually|thinking I had to get back-- Susan, someone broke into|your office, okay? I'm sorry about you losing a specimen, but let's try and get|our priorities straight.|- This is not just a specimen. I did a pH test,|and there are only two species... that match what I found. Now, one of them|is a leaf cutter ant in the Amazon. The other one|we released here three years ago. You said-- Y-Y-You said the ones we released|only had a life span of six months. We engineered them|to be sterile adults. The Judases were not supposed to last|past one generation. So what happened?|- The one I examined today was a baby. They were designed to die.|They are breeding. I shine them good. Chuy, Black Lincoln.|Chuy? Black Lincoln.|This one. Chuy, pay attention, please. This is where|you found the bug? Yeah, man.|But they changed the lock. You sure you haven't|seen one of those? No. What is it? It's an ootheca. It's kind of|a fancy name for an egg case. There's probably more,|like, weird bugs inside of it. No way.|I see one of those, I puke. Here you go. Here.|- Hold on. Is there money to be made|on this egg thing? Sorry.|- Dealing days are over. Vamonos. These egg things look nasty. Thought you liked|finding nasty things. Well, what if we go find these things.|She'll pay us, right? Is that all you think about? Come on. This bug.|What does it look like? Did you hear that? How deep does this go?|- Let's see. Let's take a look. You see anything?|- Not yet. Shit. I dropped it. I can't reach it. Let me try.|My hands are smaller. Just leave it.|- Well, no. Wait.|I think I'm almost there. How much you think the bug lady'll|give us for this egg thing? At least a 20 spot. Jesus! Fucking moles! Hey! Got any change?|- Get a job, scag. Hey, kid!|Get the hell off the tracks! Hey, how about a quarter?|- Get off my tracks! |That's where he is. Long John. |That's where he is. Long John. Don't be talking to the moles. They messed up.|- Hey, moles! Eat my long john! Look, I already told you|this is CDC business. And I'm telling you that|those lockers are MTA business. Okay, we'll-- we'll pay for the lock|that we broke, Officer. I mean, whatever we can do--|- Lady, who am I talking to now? You or him?|- You're talking to me, okay?|You're talking to me. All we wanna see is-- See what? That's|the old maintenance bridge, buddy. This insect|that we are looking for-- Look, man. Your lady want a bug... or it's eggs, or whatever she wants,|that's fine by me. But it's like|Swiss cheese down there. Tunnels in, tunnels out,|old tracks. You go messing around, break your neck,|and it's my ass on the line. Lace-up shoes. Black. Nine West. Chuy, finish your sandwich. It's good.|It's chicken. Penny loafers. Eleven. Double E. Hey. He's really good at that.|- Oh, yes. He imitates anything. Doesn't he go to school? He doesn't need school. He's special. What you making there?|Is that a superhero? Mr. Funny Shoes. He knows everything|about shoes. Hey, I'm talking to you.|- No, you're talking at me You come back with|the proper permits. Maybe we'll have a conversation.|- Great. We'll do lunch. Yeah, I look forward to it. Uptown. What happened? Napoleon is alive and well|and working for the MTA. We have to get down there. He wants a permit?|I'll give him a real special one. Ah, what's that? Is that the egg thing? Give me a hand. Oh, man, that smells. I can hear the bugs inside. Come on. Cut it.|She's gonna give us at least 40 bucks. What's up? I think there's|a guy down there. Oh, shit. Oh, shit!|It's got me! Help! Oh, God, please!|Please, help me! Alex! A philosopher named Hobbes|once wrote that, "Life, by its very nature,|is nasty, brutish and short." An ant would put it|more succinctly: Can I eat it|or will it eat me? It's this kind of simplicity... that governs the phylum insecta. Hello? It's me. I got the permits.|- You did? We're going down|first thing tomorrow.|- Okay, that's great. Listen, honey, I-I gotta go right now.|I'll call you later. ...or of cellular phones,|- Okay. as my distinguished colleague|can tell you. So, you think your little Frankenstein|has got the better of you? I was hoping|you could tell me. I really need to find|some answers, Walter. Dear Susan, is it answers you want from me,|or is it absolution? You still think|making the Judases was wrong? Three years ago,|I would've called it unforgivable. But I have two grandchildren who are|alive today probably because of you. It would be a tad hypocritical... for me to pass judgement. That's not an answer, Walter. It's not an easy question. But as to the Judases, I think it's likely|some survived. Evolution has a way|of keeping things alive. But they all died in the lab. Yes, Susan.|But you let them out... into the world. The world's a much bigger lab. Funny shoes. Yeah.|- Hi, Peter. It's Remy. Yeah, hi.|-Is Susan there? I need to talk to her. How you doin'?|- Fine. Huh?|- It's really important. Yeah, sure. What are you doing? What do you got there? Where?|- Right down there. In your hand. Nothing.|- Oh, are we testing it? Maybe.|- Mm-hmm. Are we testing it?|- Uh-huh, maybe.|I don't know. Could be. It's Remy.|-Oh, good. Okay. So give me the phone. Come on. Come here. Give me the phone. Are we testing it?|Can you hold on, Remy?|- Yes. Hey. What's up? They found what?|- At the water filtration plant. What's going on?|- Okay, I'll be there in,|in about 20 minutes. Okay. Bye.|- Okay. Bye. How long you got? Patience. We'll just try again. Try again. You know, sometimes these things|can be wrong. That's okay.|I gotta go, okay? Bye, babe. Susan, we got|the subway thing today. Yeah, I know. I-I'm just gonna have|to meet you there when I'm done. Wait. When you're done from what? Uh, boots, toys, uh, beer bottles, body parts,|cocaine-filled condoms, uh, little baby alligators. Shit, you wouldn't believe|the stuff I'd seen. Yep. They flush 'em down.|We fish 'em out. But this thing.|We didn't know what this was. We were thinking about throwing it away,|but then I remembered Remy. Jeremy plays bass in my band. Ah.|- Anyway. So, uh-- Yep. I remember|Remy says to me, "If it's got more than four legs,|it's not a mammal." It's a lobster, right? My father saw me stay in bed, he'd go get the pitcher|of cold water, and whoosh! I tell you,|that's some alarm clock. Wow. How big did you say these bugs are?|- Come on. Hurry up. You know, my shift's almost over.|I need my beauty sleep. Man, if I'm blowing off|my Saturday, then so are you. Yeah. It looks like somebody|requested you for overtime. Come on. Hurry up.|Let's find these things. We've got a long way to go. All right.|Watch your step there. We've got burrows going|down seven stories here. No shit?|- Oh, yeah. It's five stories down, partner. You fall, I don't wanna|come back and pick you up. Okay, it's all yours.|Go ahead. It's 48 hours anyway.|I can't wait that long. It's 48 hours. Now listen,|you got something to write with? Yes, yes. I write it.|- You gotta write this down. Come on. Here's the case number.|It's two-seven-- Wait a sec. Two, seven.|Yes, two-seven-- Eight-three.|- Eight-three. All right. You got that?|- What does this mean, case number? It means I deal with you|in 48 hours, okay? Mr. Funny Shoes. Chuy! Hi, Doc.|Susan sent you some homework. Chuy? Chuy? Chuy? Chuy? Chuy? People actually|do live down here? Yeah, man.|The mole people. This section was pretty popular|all the way to Fulton Street. Tweeked-out crackheads,|dopeheads, shitheads, mental cases. Then suddenly, poof!|All gone. Rumors got started.|Someone found a couple of stiffs. Yeah, they make up|some crap about a killer. Overcoat Slim, Long John. Now, down here is the land of talk. The wildest version|goes the farthest. Hold it right here.|You got it? I see-- What's this? Look! The organs are...|perfectly formed. They were functional. I'm guessing here,|and, of course, they don't have a, uh,|a complete specimen, but-- What do you think it is? This thing...|is not just some random mutation. It's a highly evolved|soldier caste, formidable killer. It couldn't have developed|in a vacuum. It's part of a colony. This way, this way. Should have stayed|at the office. How much longer do we have to go?|- Keep looking around. It's the size of your palm. Aw, man. Take a whiff. God, it smells like acid.|- No. It's ammonia. Hey, guys. Huh? There's some weird shit here. What kind of weird shit? Lots of it. God! Man! Go ahead and ask him. Ask. What the-- You seen anything|like this before? Why're you asking me if I've ever seen|some shit like this before? Do I look like I've seen|some shit like this before? Hell, no, I ain't never seen|no shit like this before! Who the fuck would wanna climb up|these walls and hang one of these? Must've been a big|elephant-ass motherfucker.|I don't know who the fuck-- The Delancey Street station|will be closing in five minutes. Please find alternate routes|to your destination. Carlito?|Yeah? Oh, come on, Peter.|Hurry up. Um, do you have the time? Sir, the time? Oh. You know, my father always|wanted me to become a dentist. I said, "No way. I'm not gonna spend my life|looking into people's open mouths. What could be worse|than that, right? Oh, man,|I've never been this deep. This is the old|Armory Station. Hey, they built it|around the turn of the century. It's been closed for decades. Yeah, I guess we covered everything.|- Hey, look. You got your shit.|I'm happy for you. Let's get the hell|outta here, huh? Hey, Josh, I want a full team|in here by 6:00 tonight. All right. Oh, shit! What the fuck?|- No, don't! Look what the fuck you did, man! You see the size of that thing? Peter, are you all right? It's okay, Josh. It's okay.|I think I'm okay. Get the hell off me.|- Yeah, I think he's okay too. How am I gonna|get you back up? I don't know. See a way up? No.|- Shit. There is no way up. Oh, man, that's gonna work!|- Do you know a better way up? Hey, show that to the station manager. Tell him Leonard said he's gonna|have his bubble-butt if he don't|have someone down here in ten-- Wait a second.|I can't find my way back alone. Look, look, look.|Just go back the same way we came. Wait, wait. All right.|- Take the first tunnel to the left. Then go to the fourth, right?|Then right, right, left, right? Left, fourth-- Peter, can I just|stay here and help you guys back up? Toss the glow-sticks down|and just go, Josh, please. Just keep headin' up.|You're gonna get there. Hurry!|- All right, all right! I got it. Help me! Help! Please, help! Help! Please! Help! Piece of shit. This is really weird. We should've seen some|track bunnies by now. What are they?|- Track bunnies. Rats. They're usually around. They big?|- You damn right. Could you just knock it off, please?|Knock it off. Hey, I sing when I'm nervous.|- Yeah. Turn these lights back on. What?|- You said the cables are still alive. Oh, man.|- Maybe we can rewire them. There you go again. What?|- How are you gonna rewire all of this? You need a whole crew|down here to do that.|- What is your problem, man? Do you need a memo|every time you take a shit?|- Oh, don't go there. You better be careful|how you speak to people. Josh? He wouldn't be|comin' from there. Manny, what the hell|are you doin' here? Hurry. The lady needs help. Hey, honey, we're coming! Oh, Jesus, please hurry. Please. Come on! Oh, no! It's coming! What the fuck is that?|Come on. Get her, man! Get her!|What the fuck is that? What the fuck--|- Go! Look there! There! There!|The car! The car! Close the door! Close the fuckin' door! What the fuck was that? Come on. Here. Here, here, here!|- Just wait a minute! Fuck it! You wait a minute!|I wanna make sure!|- It's not dead. Yeah, well, it's gonna be!|Very soon, lady! There it is.|Drag it out. There it is!|- Drag it out! You better tell me... what the hell's|goin' on around here. Oh, man. Okay, Leonard. Okay. It's gonna be fine.|You'll be fine. Okay. You just stay calm. Okay, there we go. Everything's gonna be okay. Ah, Christ. Josh will be here soon.|He'll bring us some help.|- You're dreamin', man. If your boy was comin' back,|he'd have been here by now. They got his ass, man.|They ate his ass, man.|- We don't know that. And if you think there's not|another one of those things out there, what has been puttin'|that shit all over the walls? Listen, Leonard.|If you keep on screaming like that, we're gonna meet|the rest of its family. Manny?|Manny, be careful. It-It's dead.|- No, no, no. I emptied two clips|into that thing and it kept comin'. Wait, wait a second.|Help me turn it over. Peter, these are lungs. What the hell is she talkin' about? Biology 101. You know,|insects don't have lungs. That's what limits their size.|- The secretions are the same. Oh, God When I increased|the Judas's metabolism, I must|have sped up its breeding cycle. I mean, we're talking tens,|hundreds of thousands of generations. I mean, who knows how many mutations.|- Listen, l-- I just don't fuckin' get this.|How could the-- How could the Judas|evolve into this? Think generations, not years, okay? It took only 40,000 generations|for apes to turn into humans.|- So? We changed its DNA, Peter.|I mean, we don't know what we did! Wait a minute! Wait a minute!|Wait a minute! Hold on! If that thing has|been around, how come--|How come nobody's ever seen it? I think we have. Sometimes an insect will evolve|to mimic its predator. A fly can look like a spider. A caterpillar|can look like a snake. The Judas evolved|to mimic its predator. Us. Nobody up there knows about this? Nobody would.|Not until it's too late. These things can imitate us. They can infiltrate us|and breed a legion before|anyone would even notice. How--|How could you do this? How--|How could you do this? You-You take something|and you-you make it like a man. A man who's not a man, he's a--|- Manny! He's a thing!|- Manny! That steals my child! Manny, you tell her,|'cause she don't give a goddamn.|- Hey, hey, hey. Your kid's gone.|- Hey, shut up. My leg's chewed up all over!|- Shut up, will ya? Shut the fuck up! And they're both talkin'|about insects with lungs!|- Shut up! Oh, shit!|They're everywhere! Manny, get over here! It's the blood! The smell of the blood|is driving them crazy!|- Oh, shit! We have to cover the scent! Manny, give me your razor.|Give me your razor! Here. Take it.|Rub it on the windows. Anywhere where there's cracks.|- Wha-- Just do it!|- What? Oh! What the--|Ah! What is it? Scent glands. Insects use them|to identify themselves. Here. Rub it|all over yourself. They won't attack you|if they think you're one of them. Manny! It worked. Do you mind if-- Go ahead. Manny, give me your lighter. Look.|This is where we are. Now, these tunnels|may lead to the surface. Yes.|- If we can get... this car moving,|we might be able to make it. What-- What do you mean, might? I mean, probably. But even if they do, th-this thing's been down here|rotting for half a century. How do you know it'll move?|- Listen to me. Listen. This car is a CR-17|from Coney Island. Believe me, it was made to last. Now, Manny, there's a track relay switch|in this room here. You switch the tracks.|That'll get us going.|- Yes, I'll try. I'll try.|- Do. There's a fuse box|down the tracks. If I can rewire it,|I can juice up the whole system. Leonard, man. Look at yourself, l--|- I'll do it. Hey, if you talk me through it,|I'll go out there.|- All you've gotta do is-- No, no, no, no.|I'll go. I'll go. Why? I know much more about|what's out there than you do. You're right. You understand the creature, and, uh, Leonard knows the subway, so-- so this is the way|it's gotta be. Whatever happens, it's Manny and me.|- Why? You two have gotta stay on this car. You gotta get back up. You gotta undo this. So, I'll go. We'll go. Yes. I have to put|this on you now. They mimic us.|We mimic them. Ah, Peter, Peter.|Peter, look. You'll find two wires-- one green, the other blue. Okay. Man, this-this shit|can't be sanitary. Take it off. No, man. Leave it on.|Leave it on. Don't touch it. Try not to sweat. They sense chemical changes. Oh, okay. Okay, I'll-I'll|try not to sweat. Chuy! Susan, he's in. He just needs to find the switch. Good. Green. Blue. Green, blue.|Green, blue. Shit. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh-- Oh, shit.|Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Chuy!|Chuy! Chuy, it's me. Come on, Manny.|What's takin' you so long? Do these subway tracks|lead to the regular train tunnels... at Grand Central and Penn Station? Yeah, yeah. Well, they'll use them|to migrate out of the city. After that, they'll set up|colonies anywhere they can. Now, every specimen|we've seen has been female... because a male would be a lighter color|and it would have no wings. And if they are holding true|to the Judas's spawning pattern, the nest will have|only one fertile male. Now, if we could catch|that male and kill him, then the females|won't be able to breed... and the whole generation|could die out. Where the hell is the male? Chuy. Chuy. Chuy, come here. Come here. Come here. Friends. Come here, please. Oh, goddamn it!|He must be in trouble! He must be in trouble!|- Shh, shh. Wait. Listen. Oh, Jesus!|- I'm goin' out there. You stay here. Listen.|If the car starts, I'll meet you|at the end of the platform. Chuy? Oh, my God. Oh, Manny. Chuy. Yes! Yes! CR-17 from Coney Island!|Goddamn it! Oh, shit!|Goddamn it! Goddamn! Shit! Leonard! Get away! Go away!|I'm bleeding! Found a way out, on a dumbwaiter.|- Go away! Peter, I'm bleeding.|Go away! I can't stop it. I can't stop it. They'll be here soon|- Where's my wife? Go away.|- Where's Susan? Where's Susan?|- She went to get Manny. Susan. Shh. They haven't seen us yet.|Don't move. Peter, go! Oh, my God. Leonard? Come on, Chuy.|- Hurry! All right, come on in.|That's all right. That's a good boy. No, no, it's all right.|Shh. Stop. Stop it. It's okay. It's okay.|All right, Peter. Come on. Get in. Get in, Peter.|Come on. Chuy, shh! Stop it! Stop it! Shh! Get in, get in, get in. Peter, what are you doing?|- I gotta stop them here. Oh, no.|Peter, don't do this! Peter! No! No! Oh, Jesus!|Don't! No! Chuy! Chuy! Stop it. Stop it. Train! Oh! We're here! Help! Watch it.|Go on. Go on. Get out! Hurry! Go! Fuck you! Look out! Chuy? Chuy? Chuy? Chuy? Oh, God. It's the male. No! You will not hurt him!|No! Turn around! Turn around! Come on.|Come on. Come on. Police and emergency crews|continue to work... in the aftermath of tonight's explosions|on the Lower East Side. Hustle up! Team leader! We swept the area twice. It's burned. Nothing could have|survived down there. What about one of us? I'm sorry, Susan. I really am. Shiny wire. Mountain boots. Ten. Brown. |
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