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0:19>> You getting tired, Dad?
0:21>> Yeah, a little.
0:25>> Sure is a lonely road.
0:26>> Nice try, but no. Oh, come on, Dad. Let
0:30me drive. I know how.
0:31>> Yeah, you can navigate. Oh, a great
0:34navigator. When I was your age, I was a
0:36terrific navigator. Get that open.
0:38>> D. Look out.
0:40>> Hey. Hey.
0:55Stay here.
0:57What the hell happened? I just about to
0:58hit you. You're lucky to be alive.
1:00>> You're right. You're right. It's totally
1:01my fault. I heard you coming and I just
1:03didn't want you to miss me.
1:06>> Well, is everything okay?
1:07>> Uh, yeah. You?
1:09>> Yeah, I'm fine. Fine.
1:11>> Hey, look. I'm real sorry. A deer ran
1:13out in front of us and I swerved to miss
1:14it. And well, you can see for yourself.
1:18At least Molly and I are okay. I I tried
1:20to back up, but it looks like I just dug
1:22ourselves in deeper.
1:24>> This is my wife, Molly.
1:26Hi,
1:27>> I'm Woodro Levelvel and it's Conway.
1:29Nice to meet you.
1:30>> Car.
1:30>> This is my son, Nick. Thought I told you
1:33to stay in the van. [music]
1:33>> Maybe the four of us can push you back
1:35on the road.
1:35>> I think it's in a little bit deeper than
1:37that, son.
1:37>> Well, I I have some uh chains in the
1:39trunk if you wouldn't mind hitching us
1:40to the back of your van.
1:44>> Take a look.
1:45>> Why is it that what you're looking for
1:47is always on the bottom? Huh? If you
1:49could take that, Molly.
1:56All right.
2:01Careful. Careful. You know what? We can
2:04do this. Okay.
2:07All right. We better hurry. It's going
2:09to rain.
2:13Just relax. We'll be out of here in a
2:15minute. Okay.
2:24Okay, Woodro,
2:26>> don't worry. It'll be okay. I'm not a
2:29very good traveler.
2:32>> Well, my dad and my grandma started me
2:34young. Every summer, we would take a
2:36trip out west.
2:37>> Lucky boy. I wish I'd seen more of the
2:39world.
2:53All right.
2:53>> Okay.
2:56>> That's it.
3:03>> Thank heavens you were kind enough to
3:04help. I don't know what we would have
3:06done without you.
3:07>> No trouble at all.
3:08>> Not bad, dude.
3:08>> What about your Chevy? Huh? You got the
3:10chain.
3:11>> It worked.
3:12>> Yeah. Thank you so much.
3:13>> Oh, this pallet's in great shape. A 60
3:1561.
3:16>> Yeah, it's a 61. That's right. Are you
3:17into vintage cars?
3:18>> Yeah, a little bit. Yeah.
3:19>> Forgive me for being so rude, but we're
3:21so far behind schedule already.
3:23>> Oh, no trouble. Uh, we got to find a
3:25place to stay tonight, too.
3:31>> It's not the time to make friends.
3:38>> Nothing we can do.
3:40>> Uh, no. Okay.
3:45Well, I hope your journey's a good one.
3:48>> Thanks again.
3:48>> Yeah, you too. Take care now.
3:54>> Let's just go.
4:09>> That's it.
4:11>> Hey, Dad. Look.
4:22>> Do you think we could catch him?
4:26>> I doubt it.
4:29>> They're from Springville. [music]
4:30Hey, that's on the way. I saw it on the
4:32map.
4:34>> Let's drop it off for him.
4:35>> All right.
4:36>> Come on.
4:44>> [music]
4:59>> It's not ours.
5:00>> But maybe there's something gruesome in
5:02it and they wanted us to find it so we
5:04get blamed for the murder. Come on, Dad.
5:06Admit it. Weren't they a little weird?
5:08>> What do you mean?
5:11>> They were, though.
5:20>> [sighs]
5:21>> I can't drive anymore.
5:23>> What do we do now, Woodro? We don't have
5:26a contingency plan. [sighs]
5:27>> I don't know, but I'll think of [music]
5:28something. I just can't go any further.
5:36Don't.
5:37[music]
5:47We have [music] to keep going.
5:49Otherwise, they'll find us.
6:00>> [music]
6:16>> Where is this place?
6:20>> 54. There it is.
6:22>> Hey, good eyes.
6:49H.
6:53Hello.
7:16>> Hey there.
7:18>> Evening.
7:20Could I see some identification, please?
7:22Yeah, sure. Just going to drop off the
7:25duff.
7:29>> Here you go.
7:36>> Evening.
7:37Hi.
7:40>> White Plains, New York.
7:41>> Yeah. You're a long way from home, Mr.
7:42Conway.
7:44>> Yeah, I'm uh on vacation with my son.
7:47Didn't know you needed a permit for
7:48that.
7:49>> Is there a problem or something? Nope.
7:52>> Look, uh, just found this duffel and the
7:56tag on it said 54 Glover Road. So, I
7:58just, you know, just try to do a favor
7:59and drop it off.
8:00>> You found that bag where?
8:02>> Uh, well, the couple here, uh, Molly and
8:04Woodro, they, uh, had some car trouble
8:06up in the mountains.
8:07>> What kind of trouble?
8:08>> Oh, well, they got stuck. I mean, it
8:10wasn't an accident. Nobody got hurt, but
8:12uh, when they drove off, they left the
8:14duffel, so
8:15>> Well, I'll make sure they get it.
8:18>> Yeah. Okay. I mean, this is our house,
8:20right?
8:21>> Yes, it is. But no one's home.
8:24>> Yeah, when we drove up, the the lights
8:26were on.
8:27>> Well, it's probably just an automatic
8:29timer.
8:30>> Thank you for your help, Mr. Conway. You
8:32and your son have a safe trip.
8:35>> Yeah. Okay.
8:38Oh, hey, could you point me in the
8:40direction of the closest motel?
8:42>> Yeah, there's one about 50 mi south in
8:44Lexington. Good night.
8:56What was that about?
8:57>> Nah, small town cops. Too much time.
9:03We're running on fumes.
9:26Oh, wonderful.
10:06So, how long are we going to stay here.
10:08>> Well, I'll tell you what.
10:12As soon as that gas station opens down
10:13there, get gas, grub, and we'll hit the
10:15dusty trail.
10:16>> Sounds good.
10:21>> There's no camping here, Mr. Conway.
10:25>> We got no choice. Uh, unless there's
10:27another gas station open in town.
10:32I didn't think so.
10:34>> Josh, man's in a bind. and show them
10:36some hospitality.
10:42>> Mr. Conway, where did you say you found
10:44the duffel bag?
10:45>> I didn't.
10:48>> Down Highway 281, about 100 miles from
10:51here.
10:52>> Gas station opens 8 a.m. Good night.
10:55>> Enjoy your evening.
11:05You sure seem obsessed about that duffel
11:07bag.
11:25[music]
12:07Molly,
12:09are you all right?
12:11>> Look at me.
12:14Look at you.
12:18I don't want to be like this.
12:36Do you want to go back?
12:39No.
12:42I want it to be yesterday.
12:54Good morning, Springville, USA. It's a
12:57nice little town, isn't it?
12:59>> Yeah.
13:00>> I think we should sleep in the camper
13:01every night. I feel great.
13:03>> Me, too.
13:05>> Yeah. We're just going to make it.
13:10>> You take over with that carburetor for
13:12me.
13:13>> Yeah. Get some of that gear, would you?
13:16Let's show you on the road.
13:18>> Yeah, I got it.
13:19>> Thanks.
13:20>> Hey.
13:21>> Hey.
13:22>> That could sure use some attention.
13:24>> Yeah. Yeah. It's been hanging over my
13:27head for years. One of those projects
13:29I'm going to get to someday.
13:30>> Oh, yeah. I got a few of those myself.
13:32>> Fill her up.
13:33>> Yeah. Thanks.
13:36>> Hey, can you recommend a good place
13:38where we can grab some breakfast?
13:39>> Breakfast? Yeah. Emma's Diner. There's
13:42no competition.
13:43>> Yeah. Probably no other diner either,
13:45huh?
13:46You got it.
13:57>> Oh my.
13:59>> Look at him.
14:00>> We don't get out much.
14:03>> Oh, he's got a teenager. Obviously
14:05married.
14:06>> You hungry?
14:08>> Yeah.
14:08>> Me, too.
14:11>> Morning.
14:11>> Hey.
14:12>> Hello. Coffee,
14:14>> please. Haven't seen me in here before.
14:17You get lost or you just passing
14:19through?
14:19>> I'm just passing through, thanks.
14:22>> Do you make your pancakes from scratch?
14:24>> Is there another way?
14:25>> My grandma used to make them from
14:27scratch. She would use chocolate chips
14:29and bananas, too.
14:30>> That sounds good. I'm going to ask Wilma
14:32to do exactly that.
14:33>> All right. Thanks. Look, come.
14:36>> Will your wife be joining us?
14:38>> Uh, no.
14:39>> I'd like the uh toast and the fresh
14:41fruit, please. Sure.
14:43>> Be up in a flash.
14:45Hey,
14:47>> you know what?
14:50>> Hey, Dad. How come everyone's checking
14:51us out?
14:52>> Cuz we're the two new guys in town.
14:56[panting and snorts]
14:56>> I don't know. They probably don't get
14:58that many people passing through. We're
14:59pretty far off the beaten track.
15:03>> No wedding band and no wife in the park
15:05we walked.
15:07>> Well, Emma, I hate to burst your bubble,
15:08but he'll be gone by noon.
15:13I think it's pretty good.
15:15>> I can do better than that.
15:21>> Go ahead.
15:22>> All right. Thanks.
15:23>> We'll call you when the food's ready.
15:39Hey man,
15:40>> can I show you a trick on your board?
15:42And why would I let you use my board?
15:52>> And you're giving me advice about
15:54staying realistic.
15:59I'll
15:59>> see you.
16:05>> [music]
16:12>> you. Ollie. Yeah, Ollie.
16:18Come on, man.
16:21Trying to practice.
16:34NICK,
16:40[screaming]
16:41>> are you all right?
16:45>> My leg.
16:46>> Sorry. Sorry. Stay calm. Stay calm.
16:48>> Somebody call an ambulance.
16:51>> It's my son. It's my son.
16:53>> I'm a doctor. Let me look at him. I
16:55know. I know.
16:56>> Just breathe. Breathe. Let me cable
16:58broke.
16:58>> Oh, it hurts so much, Dad.
17:00>> Okay. Okay. Just relax.
17:03>> Well, it could have been worse.
17:04>> Hi, Mr. Conway. [music]
17:05>> Hey,
17:05>> so Nick's going to be fine, but his left
17:07tibia and his fibula are broken.
17:10>> Tibula?
17:11>> The bones in your lower leg.
17:13>> Otherwise, he's okay.
17:15>> Yes, but there's a lot of swelling, so
17:16we're going to have to wait till it goes
17:17down before we can cast.
17:19>> How long?
17:20>> Well, hopefully tomorrow. Maybe the day
17:22after. She'll have to stay put until
17:24then.
17:26>> I guess river rafting's out.
17:28>> I guess so.
17:29>> If you get your cast wet, a very itchy,
17:32stinky, gross mold will eat away all of
17:35your skin.
17:35>> Dr. Weston's a fine doctor. Trouble
17:38fixed up as good as new, right, Sophie?
17:40>> I'll try. You have a moment, Mr. Conway.
17:42We'll need a statement. Insurance, you
17:44know.
17:45>> Uh, what do you need?
17:47>> I have all the paperwork [music] down at
17:48the station.
17:50>> All right. I'll stop by later.
17:54So, this doesn't hurt, does it? [music]
17:57>> Not that much.
17:58>> Okay.
18:14>> What's that?
18:16It's him. All right.
18:20>> Susan Alexander. I dare you,
18:28>> Susan. You've got to hit the board.
18:34>> Okay, I have one more.
18:38It's a microwave oven.
18:42Do you have a
18:54Sorry.
18:56>> Happy birthday, [music] Molly.
18:58>> Okay,
19:08>> no,
19:10>> Josh. No.
19:19No.
19:36[music]
19:39Hallelujah.
19:45>> [music]
19:52[music]
19:57[music]
20:09>> Oh. Hey. Hey, check what I got. Ow. Oh,
20:13sorry. Sorry.
20:14>> Sorry.
20:16>> No way. Issue two?
20:17>> Yeah. Original, not a reprint. The
20:19Violator is a great bad guy.
20:21>> So, no motel in town, I was told.
20:23>> No, not for years.
20:24>> Well, it's all right. I slept fine in
20:26the camper last night.
20:26>> Oh, you're welcome to sleep in the bad
20:28guy across your neck.
20:29>> Yeah.
20:29>> Yeah.
20:30>> Thank you.
20:32It's uh
20:32>> It's Dylan.
20:34>> Dennis.
20:36>> I'll check on him throughout the day,
20:38but he'll be fine.
20:40The Conways are allergic to hospitals.
20:45>> You know, you look like you could use
20:46some fresh air, take a walk, clear your
20:48head.
20:48>> No, I'm okay.
20:50>> Sweet guys right there.
20:53>> No, seriously. Like, I was in here. Oh,
20:55totally.
20:57>> There's no need to feel guilty. You've
20:59got them covered.
21:02>> I could either run.
21:03>> There you go.
21:04>> Yeah, that's all.
21:04>> Try the woods north of town. Watch out
21:07for bears.
21:30He's a freelance writer. He's been a
21:32single father since his son Nick was
21:34three.
21:34>> That's what it's like out there. Well,
21:36sometimes I forget how lucky we are. His
21:39mother died last year after a long bout
21:41of
21:42>> Alzheimer's.
21:44>> Where are you getting that?
21:46>> Mr. Comey.
21:47>> Uh, call me Dennis. You probably know
21:50everything about me already anyway.
21:52Where are you getting the information?
21:53>> It's available to law enforcement
21:54through the NCIC, the FBI database.
21:58>> Well, may I ask why?
22:00>> We like to know who's visiting.
22:03>> You don't miss a trick, do you?
22:05Oh, thank you, Mr. Conway. We do our
22:07best. Now, let's get down to business,
22:09shall we? According to the track driver,
22:11the accident was just a combination of
22:13unfortunate circumstances.
22:14>> Yes. Yeah. Listen, I'm not going to sue
22:16anybody if that's what you're worried
22:17about. You want me to sign the release?
22:19No problem.
22:21>> Great.
22:30>> I'm sorry things worked out this way,
22:32Robert.
22:34Well, mom and dad made their own
22:35choices.
22:37Some of them weren't the best. This
22:39belong to them, too.
22:53[music]
23:05>> [music]
23:16>> They wouldn't want anything fancy.
23:18[music] Plain pine will do.
23:20>> Of course.
23:22>> I hate signing death certificates.
23:24Everything by the book, Sophie,
23:27including socializing with tourists.
23:30>> Just doing my job, Josh.
23:37>> Robert
23:58Can I help you,
24:00>> Woodro?
24:02>> No, Robert. And you are?
24:04>> Uh, Dennis Conway.
24:07Sorry. I I thought you were Woodrow.
24:09This is his car. So,
24:10>> uh, no, it's mine. Woodrow was my
24:13brother. He had one exactly like it.
24:15>> So, he's he's back in town, then. Did he
24:17get the duffel bag that I found?
24:21Unfortunately, he won't be needing that
24:23now.
24:26>> It was a terrible accident. Head-on
24:28collision.
24:30>> But there's not a scratch on it.
24:34>> And I told you this is my car. Theirs
24:36was totaled.
24:37>> Well, I'm very sorry. It's It's terrible
24:40to lose family.
24:41>> Yeah.
24:43Yeah, that's the truth. And uh if you
24:45don't mind, uh I could use some privacy.
24:48I'm still in a bit of shock. Of course.
24:50I'm terribly sorry.
24:52>> Okay.
25:05Told him dad was my brother and the car
25:07belonged to me. I think he bought it.
25:11>> He's harmless, Josh. He'll be gone soon.
25:14>> I'm just saying that if he isn't, we're
25:17going to have a problem. Excuse
25:21me.
25:27Guess this car has been hanging around
25:29for 40 years collecting dust. What
25:32What's the urgency now?
25:34>> Conway. Yeah, the guy whose kid saved
25:36Dylan came by. Got me thinking about
25:39things I keep postponing. Uh-huh.
25:43But what the heck? It can't hurt to look
25:44her over,
25:46see what needs to be done. in case I get
25:49motivated to do it.
25:52>> You all right about tomorrow night, Gus?
25:54You sure you can [music] do it?
25:55>> I said yes, I
25:58>> don't understand how you two can act
25:59like it's just any other night. It
26:00doesn't bother you in the least,
26:02>> Carol.
26:03>> We all know the truth. Why can't we talk
26:06about it?
26:08>> All right, Jack.
26:10Truth. No regrets, no second thoughts.
26:14Not a one
26:17about you.
26:19>> Nope.
26:38[music]
26:50>> [music]
27:03[music]
27:38>> That's not allowed. Mr. Conway,
27:41what's the problem now?
27:44Well, this is private property.
27:47I didn't see any signs.
27:49>> Well, the people that live here don't
27:50need signs to know where the boundaries
27:52are.
27:55You keep a lot in your head, don't you?
27:58The big stuff. Yeah.
28:01I'll drive you to town.
28:15You a Mariners fan?
28:18Magguire's chasing the record again.
28:24You ever see him hit
28:26powerful
28:28Yankee fan myself?
28:31Yeah. Yankee Stadium house that Ruth
28:33built. Well, before Steinbrer,
28:38>> it's pretty exciting to watch those guys
28:40knock him out. That Griffy, he does it
28:42almost every game. I always watch hoping
28:46he's going to whail another one out. You
28:47know, a little bit of history.
28:53You watch baseball.
28:58Okay.
29:06Uh, can you drop me off over there?
29:18>> You know, you really ought to catch a
29:19game.
29:23>> I saw the babe hit number 60, you jerk.
29:41>> [music]
29:51>> Hey,
29:53you guys don't waste any time.
29:59Woodro and Molly.
30:03>> Yes.
30:05>> See, uh, how come there are no dates on
30:06any of the headstones?
30:11>> We know when they died.
30:14>> Uh-huh.
30:29Doc.
30:30>> Hey.
30:31>> Official business would draw on Molly's
30:33paperwork. I just faxed it to the state
30:35recorder.
30:38>> Now, Sophia, it wouldn't have mattered.
30:40The level staying or leaving?
30:43>> Yeah, that's what I've been trying to
30:44tell myself.
30:46But I saw their bodies
30:49>> and
30:50>> and they weren't the way we knew them.
30:53They were so old.
30:57>> So, isn't it better what happens here
30:59instead of just leaving it to chance?
31:02>> I don't know, Gus. I mean, it just seems
31:04our tradition [music] isn't exactly very
31:06humane either. [clears throat]
31:08>> Easy. Easy.
31:11>> Yeah. Yeah. I know.
31:20Conway. You talk to him much? I
31:22>> bet.
31:24>> Oh, wow. I know that look.
31:27>> No, it's [laughter] nothing.
31:29>> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. He seems like a nice
31:32guy. I hope for his sake he puts
31:35Springville behind him.
31:37>> Yeah, for his sake.
31:55Hi.
31:57So, did you see what there is to [music]
31:58see of Springville?
31:59>> Yeah, seems like a decent place to live.
32:03>> I'm starving. Have you had dinner?
32:04>> Uh, no. But, uh,
32:06>> don't worry. The night shift's on duty.
32:08We'll just be out front.
32:10>> Yeah.
32:14>> [laughter]
32:14>> And so Gus just runs out of the hospital
32:17still in his hospital gown [laughter]
32:20right out into the woods.
32:25>> Do you mind if I ask you a personal
32:26question that is absolutely none of my
32:28business?
32:30>> Fire away.
32:32>> Where's Nick's mom?
32:34>> You didn't see the police report.
32:37Oh, I thought they made copies for
32:39everyone. In their minds, they're just
32:40protecting the town. They mean well.
32:44>> My wife died of cancer when Nick was
32:46three. My mom was helping me raise him.
32:49>> Was
32:51she passed away a few months ago. She's
32:53been suffering from Alzheimer's for the
32:55past few years. So,
32:57>> I'm so sorry.
32:58>> Yeah. You know, before the disease, she
33:01was smart. She was adventurous. Great
33:03sense of humor.
33:05Then she slowly turned into somebody I
33:08didn't know. How's Nick coping?
33:12>> We pray about it sometimes, you know,
33:13that gets him talking. I think he's
33:15going to be okay.
33:18>> I lost my son.
33:20>> I can't imagine that. That must be
33:21unbearable.
33:24>> Never stops hurting,
33:26but life goes on and things change.
33:32>> Mind if I ask you a personal question,
33:34which is absolutely none of my business?
33:36>> Fire away.
33:40Are you married?
33:45>> Not anymore.
34:03You're doing great, Nick. I'm almost
34:05done.
34:09Okay. You'll feel better soon.
34:13>> Caleb Dunn, clinic administrator. I'm
34:15very sorry about your son's accident.
34:17>> Oh, thank you.
34:20>> So,
34:21how's our young patient this morning?
34:23Are we ready to give him his walking
34:25papers?
34:26>> I can't cast him till tomorrow, at
34:27least.
34:29>> Well, there must be something you can
34:30do. Mr. Conway has been more than
34:32patient.
34:32>> Well, not without jeopardizing Nick,
34:35>> right? Oh, we wouldn't want that.
34:39>> I have an idea. Since the accident
34:41occurred in Springville, the city could
34:44pay to have Nick transported to the
34:45hospital in Lexington. They have much
34:47more sophisticated equipment there.
34:49>> Oh, I think we'd rather stay here.
34:51Thanks.
34:52>> Really?
34:54>> It's your decision, Mr. Connelly.
34:57Sophie, can we speak privately?
35:02>> Excuse me.
35:10Dad,
35:11>> I think she's got a crush on you.
35:13>> Yeah. What makes her say that?
35:15>> Cuz she's always coming to check up on
35:17me.
35:17>> Well, maybe she's got a crush on you.
35:19>> No, it's the way she looks at you.
35:22>> How does she look at me?
35:23>> Like you're the only one in the room.
35:27>> That's good.
35:28>> Sophie, this is completely unacceptable.
35:30We have to cast that kid today.
35:32>> I can't. We'll have to go through the
35:34whole thing again. He may never even
35:35heal properly.
35:38>> What about tonight?
35:40>> Don't worry. I'll take care of him.
35:47>> Oh, come on, Carol. We've been through
35:50this before. You always said you were
35:52going to be there for me. [panting]
35:55>> I know, Jack, but I can't.
35:59I don't want to let you down.
36:02But I just can't.
36:06>> I understand.
36:10>> I understand.
36:17[music]
36:30>> Yeah. Right there. Yeah, maybe one of
36:33those logs bounced off your head. It
36:35>> sure feels like it.
36:37>> I'm proud of you. You risk your life to
36:39save that kid.
36:41>> I didn't even think there wasn't time.
36:44>> Got good instincts, thank God.
36:48>> Wow, you look great.
36:50>> Thank you.
36:51>> You got a hot date?
36:52>> No, just a business thing. Fundraiser
36:54for the clinic. Tell you the truth, I
36:56wish I didn't have to go.
36:58>> Did you then?
36:59>> I can't. Can I interest either of you in
37:02dessert?
37:03>> Uh, that depends. Is it from the diner?
37:05>> Even better. I made it myself.
37:08>> You made this?
37:09>> Mhm. Boil the water and open the box.
37:12>> Chocolate's my favorite.
37:14>> Well, enjoy. I've got to run.
37:16>> Um, hey, am I going to uh see you later?
37:20>> Probably not. These political things
37:22tend to last forever.
37:25>> Goodbye.
37:30Man, there's no way she's got a crush on
37:32me.
37:33>> You are so wrong. Grandma taught me how
37:36women work.
37:37>> Did she?
37:39>> Said that she tried to tell you, but you
37:40couldn't catch a clue.
37:55>> Are we okay to go? Sleeping pills
37:57worked.
37:58>> Are you sure?
37:59>> Yes, Tim. They'll be [music] sleeping
38:01till morning.
38:02>> Get over here as soon as you can.
38:05>> I was thinking just to be totally safe,
38:08maybe I should stay here.
38:10>> You can't. We need you here. I've got a
38:12feeling Jack might need help.
38:15>> All right.
38:30Happy birthday, Jack. Thanks.
38:34>> Where's Carol?
38:36She changed her mind.
38:40>> I'll be there for you.
38:41>> There he is.
38:46>> Happy birthday, Janette.
38:50>> Let's get you a drink.
38:51>> Ooh, I second that.
38:56There's the man.
38:58>> Happy birthday, Jack. Where's Carol?
39:13[music]
39:29I love that pet.
39:30>> You are so cute, Jack.
39:33>> Jack, it's almost done.
39:52Everyone,
39:54>> it's time.
39:59>> Who will help our friend to cross the
40:01spring? [music]
40:02>> I will.
40:05>> I'll be his guide.
40:06>> Jack Pendergas.
40:09It is first light on the day
40:11commemorating your birth in [music]
40:13Springville in the year 1900.
40:16Happy birthday, old friend.
40:19>> Happy birthday, Jack.
40:23>> May your journey be a good one.
40:27Let's do it.
40:30[clears throat]
40:36>> This is no problem. We'll take care of
40:38her. All right.
40:53Make it quick.
40:55I'll do my best.
40:59May your journey be a good one.
41:24God bless you, Jack.
41:35>> [music]
41:48>> Thank you.
42:11Dr. Weston
42:26His
42:37[music]
42:38journey has begun. [applause]
43:13>> [music]
43:16>> Nick Conway.
43:19Huh?
43:22>> You're his dad.
43:24>> Mhm.
43:25>> Joe Tishner. I was driving a logging
43:28truck.
43:29>> Oh,
43:34>> I'm sorry about your leg, Nick.
43:37My insurance company told me not to come
43:39by, but I wanted to see how you were
43:41doing.
43:41>> It's okay.
43:44What time is it?
43:45>> It's It's about 10:15.
43:48It's just every time I make a run to
43:50Springville, it gives me the creeps.
43:52Things aren't the same here.
43:54>> How's that?
43:55>> Weird. Like for instance, I
43:58>> May I help you?
43:58>> Oh, just visiting. Ma'am,
44:03I better scoot. You take care, son.
44:10>> What did he want?
44:12>> He stopped by to check up on Nick. Was
44:14pretty decent of him, I thought. People
44:18around here are decent. Dennis,
44:24>> are you okay? You don't seem like your
44:26normal healthy jogger self this morning.
44:29Didn't you sleep well?
44:31>> Yeah, I slept like a rock. Feel like I
44:34got hit in the head by one. But yeah, I
44:36slept good.
44:37>> Dad, I'm really hungry.
44:39>> Yeah.
44:40>> Could you get me some of those pancakes?
44:43>> Yeah, [sighs] that sounds [gasps] good.
44:44I could use a pot of coffee myself. You
44:46want something, Sophie?
44:48>> No, but thanks for asking.
44:50>> Yeah.
45:03[music]
45:17Emma, coffee, please.
45:19>> Mhm.
45:26>> Gas station, right?
45:30>> Dennis Conway.
45:32>> Gus,
45:33>> how you doing?
45:36Well,
45:36>> my best friend died this morning.
45:41Guys, I'm sorry.
45:42>> Jack and I were best friends ever since
45:44he beat me up in kindergarten
45:46after I coldcocked him.
45:49>> My first wife and I used to double with
45:52him and Carol.
45:54>> How did he die?
45:59>> A natural
46:02peaceful.
46:04>> He was your best friend. Yeah,
46:08>> Jack was what they call young at heart.
46:14>> Here's an expression pancakes. You tell
46:16him Emma sends a big hug.
46:17>> Thanks.
46:20>> There's anything I can do.
46:25>> Maybe we can make some progress on that
46:26vet before I go. What do you say?
46:28>> Why bother? There's not enough time to
46:30finish it up.
46:33All right,
46:35>> take it easy.
46:46What are you doing?
46:49>> I don't know.
47:05Nick.
47:18>> Sophie, uh, are you going to cast? You
47:21didn't say anything.
47:22>> Oh, I didn't know myself until I checked
47:24him over. Nick wanted it to be a
47:26surprise.
47:27I'll be done in 10 minutes.
47:30>> Okay. Well, um I'll uh leave your
47:33pancakes right here. Okay.
47:35>> And uh
47:45>> you want me to stay or are you okay?
47:47>> Oh, no. I'm okay.
47:48>> Okay. Well, I've got a few calls to make
47:50anyways. Is there a phone I could use
47:51somewhere? Well,
47:52>> you can use my office. It's right down
47:53the hall.
47:54>> Thanks.
48:17You have six new messages and four saved
48:22messages. May send to access
48:26messages. Press one to hear your saved
48:29messages. Press two.
48:34>> Ollie
48:38natural.
49:06age 100.
49:16Sophie.
49:23My god,
49:26it's Gus.
49:3055.
49:47I'm here to inform you your son.
49:57>> How's Nick?
49:58>> Great. He's back in his room if you want
50:00to see him.
50:00>> Yeah, of course I would. Um, but first I
50:04want to know something.
50:07Sophie, what were the roaring 20s like?
50:11Was the Great Depression really that
50:13depressing?
50:15And uh what was worse? Was uh was the
50:18World War I or World War II? And and
50:20were the 50s just as as bland as they
50:22say? Because you know, you you look like
50:24you're having fun and there's a really
50:25good
50:25>> went through my personal things.
50:27>> What the hell is going on, Sophie? Who
50:29are you? What are you?
50:30>> What am I?
50:31>> Yes.
50:31>> What do you think?
50:33>> I Well, you look damn good for a woman
50:35of about 80. Sophie,
50:38>> I can't tell you. I swore an oath on my
50:41life.
50:43>> Well, that must be one hell of a secret.
50:44>> It's a choice.
50:46>> A choice?
50:48As in, do I choose to haul water on a
50:51trip like the Lvils did, or do I choose
50:54to keep strangers away from a certain
50:56mountain spring? Or
50:57>> the closer you get to this, the more
50:58danger you and Nick are in.
51:00>> Nick and I can take care of ourselves.
51:01We don't need your protection. Okay.
51:07If you really care, Sophie,
51:10show me what the water can do.
51:21[music]
51:27>> Dad, catch me if I fall.
51:28>> Just a few more steps, Nick.
51:30>> All right, here I go. Why don't you have
51:33a seat right over there?
51:36Right here.
51:40>> [music]
51:40>> Are you ready, Nick?
51:43Be careful.
51:44>> Okay,
51:51Nick, I need you to be real still.
51:57Dennis, we're going to help him into the
51:58water.
52:18Okay, let's get in the water.
52:22>> You ready?
52:22>> Mhm.
52:23>> All right, put your arm around my
52:24shoulder.
52:25>> Easy. We have to be careful.
52:27>> All right.
52:40I feel good.
52:41>> Yeah.
52:44>> Okay, Nick.
52:45>> Put it in there.
52:46>> Now dive as deep as you can.
52:59Dad, my leg. Check it out. Wa!
53:02>> Look at the spring.
53:05>> It heals.
53:11>> Sophie, it's the fountain of youth.
53:23>> Be damned.
53:26It just may be.
53:30>> As soon as people see Nick, they'll know
53:32we've been to the spring.
53:33>> It's amazing you've kept this quiet as
53:35long as you have.
53:36>> Well, we take our oath very seriously.
53:39Never thought I'd be the one to break
53:40it.
53:41>> How do you justify keeping the secret?
53:43>> We all believe that if we shared the
53:45spring with the world, wars would be
53:47fought over it. Or millions of people
53:49would come here hoping, leaving their
53:51garbage behind, and what we have would
53:54be destroyed.
53:56for everyone. Nothing would be gained.
53:59>> So, the um people of Springville get it
54:02all because you were lucky enough to be
54:04born here, right?
54:06>> The occasional outsider is invited to
54:08stay.
54:10>> I want to stay.
54:12>> You don't know everything. It doesn't
54:14last forever.
54:16>> Well, how long?
54:18>> 100 years. Well, that's what we decided.
54:21>> How do you decide something like that?
54:24People aren't meant to live forever,
54:25Dennis. When the natural cycle of life,
54:28>> so what happens?
54:31>> At dawn, on the day of your 100th
54:33birthday, you no longer drink the water.
54:34And there's no exceptions.
54:37>> Hell of a way to spend your birthday,
54:38>> don't you think? [laughter]
54:40[screaming]
54:43>> So, how old are you?
54:45>> In my heart, I'm 17.
54:49What do
54:49>> you think about settling down here?
54:51>> I don't know. Why are you thinking about
54:53it?
54:54>> Wait, wait, wait. This is all premature.
54:57It's not up to you, Dennis.
55:00>> Maybe we should go inside.
55:04>> When can I go outside and rollerblade?
55:06>> Hold on, nurse, sport. I want you to be
55:08a part of this. Now, I'm sure if I
55:10present my case, they'll invite us to
55:12stay.
55:13>> Well, Dad, I never said I wanted to
55:15stay.
55:16>> Whether they do or not comes down to
55:18commitment and trust from both of you.
55:22You need to think this through very
55:24carefully.
55:26>> Yeah, like what about all my friends in
55:28New York
55:28>> and your job? What about your family?
55:30Your friends? Aren't they going to
55:32wonder?
55:33>> No, Nick is my only family. I can write
55:35anywhere. There's no reason for us to go
55:38back to New York. There's nothing
55:39holding us there.
55:40>> Except it was my home.
55:44>> Here it comes.
56:00Good afternoon, Josh. I [music] was
56:02expecting you.
56:08>> You wanted down at town hall, Sophie.
56:14You need to stay here. Okay.
56:16I'm coming with you. You're not a
56:19citizen.
56:36>> Best to be assertive.
56:37>> Just be honest.
56:40>> You're going to have to stay here.
56:43>> Only my chance [music] to speak.
56:45I'm sure you do.
56:47>> Megan, make sure he doesn't go anywhere.
56:55>> Admit that you told him about the
56:57spring.
56:57>> I didn't, Dennis. Mr. Conway had already
57:01figured most of it out.
57:03>> So, you filled in the missing pieces.
57:05>> I had no choice.
57:06>> That's not entirely true, Sophie. You
57:08had a little something to do with it.
57:11You've been encouraging him since he
57:13showed up. Emma, even if I were lucky
57:15enough to fall in love at my age, I
57:17would never risk the lives of my
57:20friends.
57:21>> I believe you, Sophie. But can't we
57:23trust him, though? That's the real
57:24>> Yes. For heaven's sakes, Robert. He came
57:26here to return your parents' bag. He's
57:29not a man who could hurt someone for
57:32profit. I mean, he he would never sell
57:35out our secret for money.
57:37>> You don't know for sure.
57:39>> Does he know about Jack's birthday
57:40party? I wanted to tell him, but Nick
57:44was nearby. He won't be 18 for 5 years.
57:46>> They all know anyway.
57:49>> If we vote no, what happens to him?
57:52>> You know the covenant.
57:53>> We can't punish him like someone who
57:55purposely broke the covenant.
57:56>> Besides, we have Nick to consider. He
57:58hasn't done anything wrong.
57:59>> No matter how nice they may seem, any
58:02unknown element poses a threat.
58:05>> He won't tell anyone if we let him stay.
58:09Josh, what do you think?
58:19>> They've agreed to let you speak for
58:21yourself.
58:26>> Why do you want to stay in Springville?
58:30What do you want from us? And what are
58:31you prepared to give?
58:36I want a safe world for my son to grow
58:38up in.
58:40I'd rather he not experience the kind of
58:43pain or disease that my wife and mother
58:44had to.
58:46I want Nick to reach his potential and
58:48then to go beyond that.
58:50>> That's what you want for your son. What
58:53do you want for yourself?
58:55>> That's all I want for myself. Now,
58:56>> you're not being honest, Dennis.
59:00Everyone wants something.
59:06My wife died when she was 24.
59:09There was nothing I could do to stop her
59:11pain or her death.
59:14After that, the future for me was an
59:16illusion. Everything could be just
59:18snatched away in a heartbeat.
59:20I had two people to love, my son, my
59:23mother. I wasn't about to risk loving
59:25anybody else
59:27until now.
59:31Now,
59:33>> I don't think it's an accident that
59:35[music] I'm here in Springville.
59:37>> Are you prepared to commit yourself and
59:39your son to the covenant of this town?
59:45>> Yes, I am.
59:48>> What do you think?
59:49>> It's not my job,
59:52>> Mr. Conway.
59:52>> Yeah.
1:00:10Mr. Conway, the council has decided,
1:00:14although not unanimously, to grant you
1:00:17and your son conditional residency in
1:00:19Springville.
1:00:20>> Oh, thank you very much.
1:00:23So, conditionally, welcome to
1:00:25Springville.
1:00:26>> Welcome to Springville.
1:00:28>> You know, you've actually got [music] me
1:00:29believing we might get my event running
1:00:31after all.
1:00:32>> Good.
1:00:48>> You know, I kind of feel sorry for you
1:00:50growing up around old people. You guys
1:00:51make it sound like it's a disease. I
1:00:53mean, I like old people. I love my
1:00:55grandma.
1:00:56>> Yeah, well, I love mine, too.
1:01:00>> Oh, nice.
1:01:00>> How old is she?
1:01:02>> Uh, I don't know. See, at least if I
1:01:05didn't know how old somebody was, I had
1:01:06a general idea, you know.
1:01:08>> Yeah. Uh, what's it really matter
1:01:10though, you know?
1:01:11>> So, you know how to treat them nicer?
1:01:14>> Why? You treat everybody else lousy?
1:01:16>> No, just the geeks. No, I mean it's like
1:01:20where's the order of things? Who can you
1:01:22hang out with? Who's going to get your
1:01:23music? Not about your clothes.
1:01:26>> Yeah. Well, you know, I get your music.
1:01:30That's cuz we're the same age, right?
1:01:32Right. Uh well, I don't remember, but
1:01:36they uh told me I was 13.
1:01:39Well, I don't remember being born, so I
1:01:41guess that's what they tell me, too.
1:01:42>> Yeah, right.
1:01:43>> Oh, hey, Dad.
1:01:45Hey,
1:01:46help me out with one of these suitcases,
1:01:47huh, Prince?
1:01:49>> Hey, Dylan.
1:01:50>> Oh, thanks. Help out the old course.
1:01:54>> Hi, Sophie.
1:01:55>> Hey. How you guys doing?
1:01:56>> Hi.
1:01:59>> You sure this is all right?
1:02:01>> Oh, no. It's a big house. I got plenty
1:02:03of room. It'll be nice to share it with
1:02:05somebody.
1:02:06>> All right. Well, just till something
1:02:07else opens up
1:02:08>> in Springville. It could be a while.
1:02:11>> You want a little help with that?
1:02:12>> No, I think I can manage. You sure?
1:02:28>> I don't know about you, but I don't
1:02:31trust that Conway as far as I can throw.
1:02:34>> Not trusting Conway is a given. What
1:02:36about Sophie?
1:02:38Can we still trust her?
1:02:40Well, this smells great.
1:02:43>> Emma's a wonderful cook. I have to warn
1:02:45you though, I am terrible.
1:02:47>> Did you ever leave Springville for any
1:02:49length of time?
1:02:51>> Yes, I left when I went to med school
1:02:53after my son died. It's too painful to
1:02:56stay here.
1:02:57>> What happened? Why couldn't the water
1:02:59keep him safe?
1:03:00>> Well, he enlisted during World War II.
1:03:03>> That was his photograph in your desk.
1:03:08Is
1:03:10>> his father still alive?
1:03:13>> His father was Gus.
1:03:16>> Gus.
1:03:18>> Gus and I were high school sweethearts.
1:03:20>> We got married when we were young.
1:03:23>> Even if we were perfect soulmates, I
1:03:24don't think we would have lasted the 82
1:03:26years.
1:03:28And when a child dies,
1:03:31for us it was the end.
1:03:34>> Yeah. I promised myself after that that
1:03:37I would live in the moment.
1:03:42But um I haven't.
1:03:45>> Why not?
1:03:48>> Right now. I I can't imagine.
1:03:59>> I don't want to lead you on.
1:04:02>> You already ahead. [laughter]
1:04:08Hey,
1:04:11looking sharp.
1:04:15>> So, I hear you're staying at Sophie's
1:04:19>> word or travels fast.
1:04:23I hear you were her husband.
1:04:27>> Thought I was.
1:04:31You never forget your first Dennis.
1:04:34Sophie was my great love.
1:04:37She's a special lady.
1:04:40>> Yes, she is.
1:04:42>> She She talks like the very idea is
1:04:44preposterous. Two people being in love
1:04:46for 82 years. But I could have stayed in
1:04:49love with her
1:04:51if she would have let me.
1:04:57>> That's the car you had with her.
1:05:02Oh my. No, this car was Elvis, you know.
1:05:06And Buddy, the 50s.
1:05:10Every decade had its moments.
1:05:13I enjoyed every one of them.
1:05:19What do you feel like getting your hands
1:05:21dirty?
1:05:22>> What do you need?
1:05:25>> One of these.
1:05:45Romance on the open road, eh?
1:06:06The heck?
1:06:19>> Hey, Josh. What's up? Wasn't speeding,
1:06:23was I?
1:06:24>> Where you going? Uh,
1:06:26>> Lexington. Gus and I are working on his
1:06:28vet and he needs some spare parts. So,
1:06:30you can get those online. I wish I
1:06:32could. I'm going to have to hit at least
1:06:33a half a dozen junkyards just to get
1:06:35what I need.
1:06:36You're not hearing me. Turn your vehicle
1:06:39around and return to Springville.
1:06:43You're serious,
1:06:45Mr. Conway. Right now, you are a
1:06:46provisional citizen. That means you have
1:06:49absolute freedom as long as you abide by
1:06:51our rules.
1:06:54Have a good day.
1:07:01You know,
1:07:04I'd never say I told you so, but I think
1:07:07we just moved to hell.
1:07:19[music]
1:08:02>> [whistles]
1:08:19[sighs]
1:08:20>> Now you know something else about the
1:08:22water.
1:08:24>> I think I'm going to be very clean in
1:08:26spring though. [laughter]
1:08:38>> You all right?
1:08:39>> We'll never get it done.
1:08:40>> Yeah, we will. It just takes time. I
1:08:42really wanted to see her finished.
1:08:47Dennis, it's my birthday in two days. My
1:08:50hundth.
1:08:53So, you're just going to stop drinking
1:08:54the water then? Just like that, right?
1:08:58>> No. Oh, not not exactly.
1:09:01>> What then?
1:09:05Gus. Gus. Hey, man. Gus. Ah. Oh, man.
1:09:11>> I see. I see.
1:09:13>> Oh, no. We got to get you to the clinic,
1:09:15bud.
1:09:17>> It's a dumb thing to do.
1:09:19>> We could go to the spring. Bathe it in
1:09:20the water. It's strongest near the
1:09:22source.
1:09:25>> Gus said he had a birthday coming up.
1:09:26How come you never mentioned that?
1:09:28>> Maybe. I was trying not to think about
1:09:30it.
1:09:31>> Yeah. Well, it got me thinking. I
1:09:33remember what you said about you and Gus
1:09:34being high school sweethearts and how
1:09:36you married young. And then it hit me.
1:09:39You're probably going to be 100, too. Am
1:09:41I right?
1:09:41>> More or less.
1:09:43>> You didn't think this is something that
1:09:44we should maybe talk about.
1:09:46>> Nothing we say will make any difference.
1:09:48I told you it wouldn't last forever.
1:09:51>> Yeah, well, I just didn't think it would
1:09:52fall apart so quickly.
1:09:54>> Oh, there you are.
1:09:57Hi, Sophie.
1:09:58>> Hi.
1:09:59>> How's your hand?
1:10:01>> It's been better.
1:10:03>> Would you mind if I talk to Dennis
1:10:05alone?
1:10:06>> No, I'm done.
1:10:07>> Good.
1:10:14What's up? Can you keep a secret? You
1:10:17know, this entire town is counting on
1:10:18him.
1:10:19>> I quit drinking the water.
1:10:21>> How come?
1:10:22>> Like I told you to see what old feels
1:10:24like. No, before my birthday. I don't
1:10:26know what's going to happen exactly or
1:10:28how long.
1:10:29>> Gus, why don't you just leave?
1:10:32>> You know,
1:10:32>> and ruin 100 years of integrity.
1:10:36It's time to pay the piper. I'm
1:10:38>> sorry. I don't understand.
1:10:39>> It's not like I've been cheated out of
1:10:41anything. If I hadn't been born in
1:10:43Springville, I probably would have died
1:10:44years ago. And what's the downside of
1:10:46doing it like this? Knowing my time and
1:10:47place.
1:10:48>> Oh, yeah. Gives you a chance to prepare
1:10:50and get your things in order.
1:10:51>> Yeah, but they never are.
1:10:54They never are. It's like this car.
1:11:00>> You're coming to my birthday party.
1:11:02>> Yeah, I'll be there.
1:11:03>> Yeah.
1:11:13>> All right. A good thing about
1:11:14Springville is if I screw up doing a
1:11:16trick, I could just go and heal myself
1:11:18in the spring.
1:11:19>> That's a good thing, right?
1:11:20>> Right.
1:11:21>> All right. What else,
1:11:23>> Dad? That's it. There's nothing to do
1:11:25here.
1:11:26>> What about your friend Dylan? You've got
1:11:28a good buddy there.
1:11:29>> Yeah, but I lost about 20 back in White
1:11:31Plains. I mean, Dad, just cuz you're a
1:11:33loner doesn't mean I have to be.
1:11:34>> Hey. Hey.
1:11:35>> I said loner, not loser.
1:11:40>> Look, Vicki.
1:11:43Sometimes life gives you these
1:11:46opportunities, right? And you got to
1:11:47grab them or they just they leave.
1:11:49They're gone.
1:11:50>> I know the transition is going to be
1:11:52hard, but I think living here is going
1:11:53to be better for us.
1:11:55>> You know what I wish?
1:11:57>> Yeah.
1:11:58>> I wish I had never told you to make
1:12:00friends with Sophie because if it wasn't
1:12:02for her, we wouldn't be here.
1:12:04>> You don't know that. And besides, it's
1:12:07not you that made it happen.
1:12:09You know, if you did this for me, I
1:12:13don't want it. And you know that. So
1:12:15since you did it for you, you're
1:12:16selfish.
1:12:29>> How's Gus's party coming together?
1:12:32>> It's going to be great. I guarantee it.
1:12:36Anything
1:12:38special?
1:12:40>> We do have a suggestion.
1:13:03>> All right, here we go.
1:13:06Mr. Mayor,
1:13:09>> your honor
1:13:12to see you, too.
1:13:13>> I see you again.
1:13:14>> Exactly.
1:13:17[laughter]
1:13:26I'm not sure you really understand what
1:13:28happens here.
1:13:28>> There's Gus.
1:13:46>> Happy birthday, guys.
1:13:53>> You look pretty good behind the wheel.
1:13:55that car. Little fella,
1:13:56>> you made it.
1:13:57>> Oh, yeah.
1:13:58>> She's a be, isn't she?
1:14:00>> Yeah, she turned out great.
1:14:11>> Huh?
1:14:15>> Surprise, surprise.
1:14:16>> To you, buddy.
1:14:18>> Hey, Gus.
1:14:20>> Hey,
1:14:22what on earth?
1:14:24All the best.
1:14:27>> Happy birthday.
1:14:28>> Ah, thank you.
1:14:38[music]
1:14:44>> I spoke with the council. They agree
1:14:46with your suggestion.
1:15:13Thank you.
1:15:20Hey, hey, you want your whistle with
1:15:22that?
1:15:22>> All right, you up there cutting a rug.
1:15:26>> Enough of this stuff and anyone's a
1:15:28hero.
1:15:33>> Everyone, it's time.
1:15:44>> You take care of Sophie. Of course I
1:15:48will.
1:15:52>> This is for you, too.
1:15:56>> Yeah.
1:15:57>> You think of me from time to time while
1:16:00you're making new memories.
1:16:07>> Who will help our friend Gus cross the
1:16:10spring? [music]
1:16:20What you talking about?
1:16:22>> I told you they stopped drinking the
1:16:23water, [music] but that's only part of
1:16:24it.
1:16:26>> Tell me the rest.
1:16:28>> Dennis Conway will do it.
1:16:38[music]
1:16:53You asked to stay [music] and we let
1:16:55you. This is what you chose. What we all
1:16:58have to do.
1:17:04>> Gus, ask them to pick someone else.
1:17:06They'll listen to you. Please.
1:17:08>> No. Come on, Dennis.
1:17:11Jack Pendergrass has a head start on me.
1:17:14>> Is this really what you want?
1:17:18>> Everybody dies. [music]
1:17:20Nobody wants to.
1:17:23>> You tell me what to do.
1:17:25>> And when Mayor Wantab [music] says,
1:17:30>> you hold my head under.
1:17:35>> God [music] bless you, Gus.
1:17:38>> Stay low.
1:17:41>> [music]
1:17:43>> It is first light on the day
1:17:45commemorating your birth in Springville
1:17:47in the year 1900. Happy birthday, old
1:17:50friend.
1:17:51>> Happy birthday.
1:17:57>> You may help guests cross the spring.
1:18:14Are they getting in?
1:18:19Huh?
1:18:32[music]
1:18:34Is he going to kill him?
1:18:36>> No. No, he he couldn't. [music]
1:18:44[music]
1:18:49[music]
1:18:52>> No, I won't do this. I won't do this.
1:18:56I'm sorry. I can't do this.
1:18:57>> Good.
1:18:59I'm sorry.
1:19:00>> Come on. Let's go. No. No. It's not
1:19:02over. It's not over.
1:19:05>> This is unacceptable.
1:19:08>> Do you see what your boyfriend is made
1:19:09of? You think he's going to stick around
1:19:11now? He doesn't care. He never did.
1:19:19>> The McCain boy's here.
1:19:27>> Let him go. I got it covered.
1:19:31We can't just
1:19:32>> Doesn't that tell you something? [music]
1:19:34You won't let your own children see
1:19:36this. This is murder.
1:19:39>> You have no authority.
1:19:40>> You have to finish. Do it. Damn it.
1:19:42>> Don't worry. I'm leaving. Sophie.
1:19:46Sophie.
1:19:53>> You can't just let him go. He knows too
1:19:54much.
1:19:55>> Let him go. Josh has it under control.
1:19:59>> I don't know what to do.
1:20:07Nick, you all right?
1:20:09>> Yeah, Dad.
1:20:10>> Let him go.
1:20:11>> I'm sorry, Dennis. By the time I got
1:20:13here, he already had Nick. It's
1:20:14>> all right. Get in the car. Josh, what
1:20:15are you doing?
1:20:16>> You broke the covenant. You couldn't
1:20:18even drown an old man. Get in the car.
1:20:20Do what he says, Nick.
1:20:23>> He's got nothing to do with. We're just
1:20:24going to be on our way.
1:20:25>> You made a commitment that included your
1:20:27son, and you broke it.
1:20:29Hell of a father.
1:20:46[groaning]
1:20:52>> You should have joined us, Conway. When
1:20:54you get older, your son gets cancer. You
1:20:55were going to wish that you could come
1:20:56back. Now get up and get in the car.
1:21:11>> Yay.
1:21:12>> Yeah, it go.
1:21:33Josh, no.
1:21:41>> Dead.
1:21:50>> Dead.
1:21:51>> Oh no. Oh no. Josh. Josh, don't move.
1:21:55Go get my bag. It's inside by the
1:21:56stairwell.
1:22:00How
1:22:00>> is he?
1:22:01>> He's going into shock. He's losing a lot
1:22:02of blood.
1:22:05>> We got to get out of here.
1:22:09>> No. Even if you leave, they'll hunt you
1:22:10down just like I did with the levels.
1:22:12Not like they do with anyone.
1:22:13>> I'm not staying here with my son so they
1:22:15can kill us. You
1:22:16>> got to help me get him to the spring.
1:22:19Will
1:22:19>> that save him?
1:22:21>> Maybe. Dad,
1:22:25>> Dad.
1:22:26>> All right,
1:22:28we'll take him to the spring.
1:22:32>> Then Springville owes the Conway's two
1:22:33lives.
1:22:44>> What are you doing?
1:22:45>> Just hurry. Okay.
1:22:48Stay with me, Josh. Stay with me.
1:23:00careful.
1:23:01>> Yeah.
1:23:24Someone's coming.
1:23:28Hold it.
1:23:32Josh, he'll be all right. Megan,
1:23:38turn around.
1:23:59Let him go.
1:24:03Don't count on another chance. Conway,
1:24:09come here.
1:24:19Sophie,
1:24:24come with me.
1:24:26>> I can't.
1:24:27>> You're going to be a hundred soon. What
1:24:29better reason than that?
1:24:30>> I have 4 years left. I belong here.
1:24:35>> I don't want to leave without you.
1:24:36>> I'm as much a part of Springville as
1:24:38it's a part of me.
1:24:40I only exist like this here.
1:24:45I never thought I'd love again, Dennis.
1:24:47And I have you saying thank
1:24:50go and live the way nature intended.
1:24:55Never forget you.
1:24:58[snorts]
1:25:06>> Bye, Nick.
1:25:07>> Bye.
1:25:19Are you going to hunt them down?
1:25:26No, I won't.
1:25:33>> [music]
1:25:38>> Even if I wanted to tell, nobody will
1:25:40believe me.
1:25:41>> There's going to come a day, Nick, when
1:25:43it's going to seem harmless to tell
1:25:44somebody you want to impress, like your
1:25:46girlfriend, your best buddy, about this
1:25:48special place you know about, so he let
1:25:51it slip. But I'll tell you, our secret
1:25:55ever gets out, it's over. I don't think
1:25:58Springville could handle many more
1:26:00people like us.
1:26:02I don't ever want to go back there, Dad.
1:26:04Ever.
1:26:05>> All right. I'm going to ask you again in
1:26:07about 40 years.
1:26:08>> Fine.
1:26:11>> Unless you were sick.
1:26:12>> If I were sick, take me back.
1:26:14>> Yeah.
1:26:16>> I think that's a decision I should make,
1:26:18don't you?
1:26:19>> I don't want people dying until I'm
1:26:20ready. Well, if
1:26:22>> you want to play God, I don't think the
1:26:23position's open.
1:26:28>> Dad, what's it like to be 35?
1:26:34You'll see.
1:26:40You'll see.
1:26:59>> [music]