1.1 - The Pilot
1.2 - Every Picture Tells a Story
     1 - Sydney/Jarod (Eyes)
     2 - Jarod/Miss Parker (Parker's Sadness)
1.3 - Flyer
     1 - Sydney/Jarod (Who is Raines?)
     2 - Jarod/Uniforms 'R' Us (Rush Job)
     3 - Jarod/Lt. Cant (Something You Should See)
1.5 - The Paperclock
     1 - Sydney/Jarod (Exchange?)
     2 - Sydney/Jarod (Jarod's Mother)
     3 - Jarod/Mr. Sloane (Court Date)
1.8 - Not Even a Mouse
     1 - Miss Parker/Mr. Parker (Holiday Gathering)
     2 - Jarod/Mr. Hodges (He's Not Breathing)
     3 - Jarod/Dr. Fujimora (Come to Work)
     4 - Miss Parker/Mr. Parker (Cancelling)
2.11 - Gigolo Jarod
3.4 - Someone to Trust
3.11 - The Assassin
M.2 The Island of the Haunted

The Pilot

[Sydney]	Very clever, Jarod. Are you alright?
[Jarod]	I'm broke. Your froze my bank account.
[Sydney]	We must have just missed you in Cinncinati. The flowers were still fresh.
[Jarod]	Well, my parents have been dead for thirty years. I figured it was time I said goodbye.
[Sydney]	I want you to come home.
[Jarod]	Huh. Now there's an interesting way to put it: "home"
[Sydney]	Why did you leave?
[Jarod]	You're the shrink, Sydney. You want the truth? It's because of the lies. Your lies.
[Sydney]	What lies?
[Jarod]	I found out the real applications of my simulations, Sydney. South Pacific Fleet simulation 118. You took my results and blew a ship out of the water. A hundred and thirty-three people were on board. My outbreak simulation; you use it in the field. Forty-six people died of the Ebola virus, Sydney. Simulation 27. Simulation 16. Simulation 42.
[Sydney]	Jarod, these were military contracts. I had no way of finding out about their ultimate application.
[Jarod]	How many people died because of what I thought up?
[Sydney]	You need to come home. I'm worried about you. I've been walking around your room and it feels empty.
[Jarod]	Well, I can't say I miss it. And, by the way, ice cream is good.
[Sydney]	Jarod, this is getting serious. They brought in Miss Parker.
[Jarod]	Uh oh. Well, you better watch your back too, Sydney.
[Sydney]	What are you doing, Jarod?
[Jarod]	Using the skills you taught me.

Every Picture Tells a Story - 1

[Sydney]	Sydney.
[Jarod]	Well, I'm surprised you're not out making rounds down Corridor 15.
[Sydney]	Even psychiatrists need a day off.
[Jarod]	And all this time, I thought your interest in me was purely paternal.
[Sydney]	I understand learning to swim, but aren't you a little old to be playing with bathtub toys?
[Jarod]	Well, it's certainly better than the kind of playtime you foisted upon me. Tell me, it's funny I can't see their faces, but their eyes, they won't stop staring at me.
[Sydney]	Whose eyes, Jarod?
[Jarod]	I don't know. Dead eyes. Eyes of people that aren't alive today because of how you exploited my simulations.
[Sydney]	And now you want to right those wrongs by using your gifts as an avenging angel. Is that it?
[Jarod]	Something like that.
[Sydney]	Then why are you calling?
[Jarod]	I wanted to know if Jarod was my real name.
[Sydney]	I think it is. At least, that's what I was told.
[Jarod]	Thank you, Sydney.
[Sydney]	Don't hang up. I'm worried about you.
[Jarod]	If you're so worried about me, why don't you go to the authorities?
[Sydney]	You know I can't do that.
[Jarod]	Why? Because you love me, or because you're afraid of what I know?
[Sydney]	Jarod, if those people on the beltway find out what you have, I won't be able to protect you.
[Jarod]	If they find out what I have, you won't be able to protect yourselves
[Sydney]	Those DSAs contain my work.
[Jarod]	No, Sydney, they contain my life. Goodbye.

Every Picture Tells a Story - 2

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Jarod]	Aww. I intentionally wake you in your deepest sleep phase and all I get is a lifeless "what?"
[Miss Parker]	You want wit, read Noel Coward. What time is it where you are?
[Jarod]	Cute. Not funny, but cute.
[Miss Parker]	You're making housecalls now. I'm honored.
[Jarod]	Well, I was feeling a little guilty about my virtual phone game.
[Miss Parker]	You know, I really should tape this to replay at the Christmas party. You'll be there, you know. Rest assured.
[Jarod]	I'm not resting much at all these days.
[Miss Parker]	You're breaking my heart. So, Jarod, why the YMCA?
[Jarod]	I was watching retro night on VH1 and they were doing the 70s--which, as you know, I missed. There was this singing group that was extolling the virtues of staying at the Y. So, here I am.
[Miss Parker]	Cute. Not funny, but cute.
[Jarod]	Did you know that they make fake dog poop? It's amazing how it appears to be one thing bit it's really something completely different.
[Miss Parker]	And I should care because...?
[Jarod]	Well, this sort of thing could be a real money maker for the Centre. Besides, isn't it the perfect metaphor for the way your father and the Centre distort the truth?
[Miss Parker]	And what truth is that, Jarod?
[Jarod]	It's all in the note I sent you. The truth about what makes you sad.

Flyer - 1

[Jarod]	Answer the question, Sydney. Who is he? And what does he know about my father?
[Sydney]	I'm glad we can finally talk again.
[Jarod]	"A plan crash is not really a lie." What did he mean by that?
[Sydney]	I only know him as Mr. Raines. But, listen, Jarod; I've been searching here, and I've discovered one thing: your father was an aviator.

Flyer - 2

[Jarod]	Lieutenant Cant?
[Lt. Cant]	-
[Jarod]	It's Jarod Wright.
[Lt. Cant]	-
[Jarod]	There's something that you really should see.

Flyer - 3

[Jarod]	Uniforms 'R' Us?
[Uniforms 'R' Us]	-
[Jarod]	I need a rush job.

The Paperclock - 1

[Sydney]	Hello, Jarod?
[Jarod]	I had the dream again. Tell Broots I discovered Radio Shack. Strange feeling homesick; I don't know where home is.
[Sydney]	Your home is here, Jarod. You were never meant for the outside world.
[Jarod]	Spare me the white leopard speech, Sydney. Somebody at the Centre knows who I am. I want the truth.
[Sydney]	I'm sure we can explore these questions if you come back and resume our work.
[Jarod]	I wish I could believe you.
[Sydney]	What you believe or don't believe is not the issue.
[Jarod]	What is?
[Sydney]	Those digital simulations you stole. They contain the only existing record of over 25 years of research. The Centre--I--want them back.
[Jarod]	Well, then perhaps they--you--would consider a trade. A piece of my past for a piece of yours. Get back to me, Sydney. I'm running late.
[Sydney]	Late for what?
[Jarod]	Justice.

The Paperclock - 2

[Jarod]	Time's up, Sydney. I need an answer.
[Sydney]	Miss Parker's not happy. In fact, she's removed herself from this case because the Centre has agreed to your request, Jarod. Your information in return for the stolen disks.
[Jarod]	They said that?
[Sydney]	We--you and I--have guarantees from the Council Chairman and the Director. I'm sending it through now. I hope this is what you need, Jarod.
[Jarod]	Is this her, Sydney? Is this my mother?
[Sydney]	Yes, it is.
[Jarod]	I-I'll meet you at the place and time we agreed on earlier.

The Paperclock - 3

[Jarod]	Hello?
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	Mr. Sloane.
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	Oh, no, sir. I was just listening to some very interesting old recordings.
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	The hearing is tomorrow at 9am?
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	Uh, yes sir. But, shouldn't we wait for Mr. Dumont?
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	Yes, sir.
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	I understand.
[Mr. Sloane]	-
[Jarod]	I'll see you first thing tomorrow morning.

Not Even a Mouse - 1

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Mr Parker]	It's me. I'm having a holiday gathering at the club. It wouldn't be the same without my favorite girl.
[Miss Parker]	I'll be there.
[Mr Parker]	Very well. Christmas Eve at seven. Some European associates will attend. Be prompt.
[Miss Parker]	Of course. Merry Christ-

Not Even a Mouse - 2

[Mr. Hodges]	It's not working! It's not working!
[Jarod]	Your son is going to be fine, Mr. Hodges, if you just listen carefully.
[Mr. Hodges]	Okay
[Jarod]	Now, remember, clear the airway and tilt his head back.
[Mr. Hodges]	Alright. I did that.
[Jarod]	Now, back to the breathing.
[Mr. Hodges]	Okay. Okay.
[Jarod]	Now continue the up and down motion on his chest.
[Mr. Hodges]	Okay. Five count?
[Jarod]	Yes.
[Mr. Hodges]	Oh my god! He's breathing! My son is breathing!
[Jarod]	That's fantastic, Mr. Hodges.
[Mr. Hodges]	They're here! The ambulence just got here.
[Jarod]	You see? That wasn't so difficult. Merry Christmas.
[Mr. Hodges]	Thank you so much! Thank you.

Not Even a Mouse - 3

[Jarod]	Dr. Fujimora?
[Dr. Fujimora]	-
[Jarod]	Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but you're going to need to come to work today.
[Dr. Fujimora]	-
[Jarod]	Something horrible has happened.
[Dr. Fujimora]	-
[Jarod]	I'll explain everything when you get here.

Not Even a Mouse - 4

[Miss Parker]	Hello?
[Mr. Parker]	-
[Miss Parker]	Daddy! Hello. I was just getting ready.
[Mr. Parker]	-
[Miss Parker]	I understand.
[Mr. Parker]	-
[Miss Parker]	No, we'll do it next year.

Gigolo Jarod

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Jarod]	They say "'tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." Do you believe that that's true?
[Miss Parker]	If you're lonely, call a 900 number.
[Jarod]	Did you read my book?
[Miss Parker]	I skimmed through it. You paint a pretty sad picture.
[Jarod]	I just write the way I see it. How did we end up like this?
[Miss Parker]	Like what?
[Jarod]	Alone. Searching. It's ironic because we both want the same things: someone to care about, someone to care about us. Do you think we'll ever find that kind of love in our lives?
[Miss Parker]	What the hell do you want from me, Jarod?
[Jarod]	Open the box.

Someone to Trust

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Jarod]	I assume you found Shai Ling.
[Miss Parker]	I found her. She was in the county cemetary with a wooden grave marker.
[Jarod]	Another casualty of the Centre.
[Miss Parker]	Not according to Mr. Lyle and my father.
[Jarod]	And you think you can trust what they say?
[Miss Parker]	As opposed to trusting you? That’s kind of like jumping out of the fire, into the fire, isn’t it?
[Jarod]	You think you know the truth about you father and Mr. Lyle and who killed your mother, but the fact is, you only know what they want you to know.
[Miss Parker]	What do you want from me?
[Jarod]	The same thing you want from me, a little trust.
[Miss Parker]	I have to go.
[Jarod]	Be careful, Miss Parker. Remember what your mother used to say, trust can kill you or set you free.

The Assassin

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Jarod]	It's midnight, Miss Parker. What a shock to find you still at the office.
[Miss Parker]	I was just on my way out.
[Jarod]	I met a woman who reminds me of you. She was smart, passionate, tortured.
[Miss Parker]	Is that what I am?
[Jarod]	Like you, she was a prisoner of her past, of people who wanted to control her future. Instead of fighting back, she let them destroy her.
[Miss Parker]	Doesn't sound like a happy ending.
[Jarod]	Oh, it all worked out, in the end. I hope the same thing happens for you.
[Miss Parker]	Meaning?
[Jarod]	Trust your heart, Miss Parker. Don't let them take away your happiness.

The Island of the Haunted

[Miss Parker]	What?
[Jarod]	What do you think they said?
[Miss Parker]	The scrolls?
[Jarod]	I was hoping you had some answers; insights into the so-called prophecies.
[Miss Parker]	Those answers are somewhere in the ocean along with my-- Do you think that there's any chance that he bailed for the right reasons, Jarod, or-or was his geronimo just another one of his lies?
[Jarod]	I don't know. Maybe it's time you gave yourself that gift he never gave you; the truth.
[Miss Parker]	I hope you find your mother.
[Jarod]	And what about us?
[Miss Parker]	You run, I chase. That choice was made for us a long time ago.
[Jarod]	Maybe that is the Parker curse.
[Miss Parker]	Yeah. Hell of a life we have here, Jarod.
[Jarod]	Only, this time, the first one to find the answers lives.
[Miss Parker]	Jarod, those prophecies, if they were real, maybe we could have found out what out future would hold.
[Jarod]	If they're real.