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He looks half animal. - He's the same as us. 21 00:02:42,365 --> 00:02:48,812 Homo Sapiens, everyone? Genetically, biologically no different than you or I. 22 00:02:48,937 --> 00:02:53,755 We even live in the same geological epoch as them: the Holocene. 23 00:02:53,881 --> 00:02:57,343 It started right after the last ice age. 24 00:02:57,468 --> 00:03:04,015 Cro-Magnon is an out-dated term that separates them as Europeans from Africans. 25 00:03:05,632 --> 00:03:07,646 Any of this ringing a bell? 26 00:03:10,195 --> 00:03:16,445 They had the same hopes and fears as us. The same ties to family and group. 27 00:03:16,571 --> 00:03:21,825 I think they had stronger ties to group than us. And to their fellow creatures. 28 00:03:22,132 --> 00:03:25,591 Think about it. If this man were alive today... 29 00:03:25,715 --> 00:03:27,956 He would be very old. 30 00:03:28,905 --> 00:03:32,169 Especially because most never made it past 32. 31 00:03:32,295 --> 00:03:37,381 He might even appreciate antibiotics, and running shoes. 32 00:03:37,507 --> 00:03:40,969 What would he think of today's world? 33 00:03:41,095 --> 00:03:44,162 This group he would have died to maintain 34 00:03:44,287 --> 00:03:48,419 is now a self-involved generation of social media addicts 35 00:03:48,545 --> 00:03:54,787 so far removed from his perception of humanity, it has to seem... 36 00:03:54,913 --> 00:03:57,809 - alien. - She's talking about you, bro. 37 00:04:01,592 --> 00:04:05,310 - Let's talk about tools. - You're a tool. 38 00:04:05,435 --> 00:04:08,295 The most basic tool is a simple rock. 39 00:04:08,420 --> 00:04:13,527 With a hammer stone, you can break other rocks and create a sharp edge. 40 00:04:15,482 --> 00:04:17,508 You almost done? 41 00:04:18,317 --> 00:04:20,384 Not really. 42 00:04:20,509 --> 00:04:24,762 - Can't you just take pictures? - That's not the assignment. 43 00:04:24,888 --> 00:04:30,695 Professor Shulman wants us to identify the markers that indicate a skull is 44 00:04:30,821 --> 00:04:34,856 Paranthropus Boisei versus Paranthropus Robustus. 45 00:04:37,860 --> 00:04:42,836 That's Professor Young. What the hell is he doing here? 46 00:04:42,961 --> 00:04:45,783 Professor Kittriss is giving them a tour. 47 00:04:45,999 --> 00:04:50,226 Oh, and he tags along. That's so cute. 48 00:04:54,126 --> 00:05:00,174 For God's sake, Tara, they live together. And besides, he's like a thousand. 49 00:05:00,406 --> 00:05:06,054 Forty, tops. Plus, Kittriss is a hottie, so I have to step up my game. 50 00:05:07,243 --> 00:05:09,218 You coming? 51 00:05:09,344 --> 00:05:11,484 Yeah, I guess. 52 00:05:16,203 --> 00:05:21,274 Professor Young, hi. So cool seeing you here. 53 00:05:21,399 --> 00:05:26,367 - We are doing some research. - I'm taking Early Transitional Humans. 54 00:05:26,493 --> 00:05:29,327 Sketching femurs and jawbones? 55 00:05:29,453 --> 00:05:31,742 Okay, here we go. 56 00:05:31,867 --> 00:05:35,243 Smaller braincase, slight crest on the skull, 57 00:05:35,368 --> 00:05:38,541 wide upper jaw, but small teeth? 58 00:05:38,665 --> 00:05:42,265 - Homo Habilis. - Well done. 59 00:05:42,390 --> 00:05:48,133 - You teach comparative religion. - Human history is more than religion. 60 00:05:48,258 --> 00:05:51,183 We are going to grab coffee. Want to join? 61 00:05:51,309 --> 00:05:55,232 I'm having a bite with Professor Kittriss, but thank you. 62 00:05:55,357 --> 00:05:57,381 You like these Cro-Magnons? 63 00:05:57,507 --> 00:06:03,527 They're a mash-up of various early humans. But I like the cave paintings. 64 00:06:03,653 --> 00:06:08,430 Me, too. Let's get a shot in front of the display. 65 00:06:09,977 --> 00:06:16,070 Carolyn said you want to borrow books. Come by any time, take whatever you want. 66 00:06:16,196 --> 00:06:18,960 Thank you, Professor Young. 67 00:06:19,086 --> 00:06:22,553 You're welcome. I'll see you girls in class. 68 00:06:25,734 --> 00:06:27,968 "I like the paintings." 69 00:06:28,094 --> 00:06:31,805 - He knows more than the museum people. - Curators. 70 00:06:31,930 --> 00:06:35,396 My point is: he's a very brilliant man. 71 00:06:35,521 --> 00:06:37,570 With a great ass. 72 00:07:15,133 --> 00:07:17,735 - Hey, hon. - Hey. 73 00:07:17,860 --> 00:07:21,061 You should come running with me some time. 74 00:07:21,188 --> 00:07:25,725 - Running from what? - To stay in shape. 75 00:07:29,411 --> 00:07:33,852 I need a shower. You want to come wash my back? 76 00:07:33,977 --> 00:07:37,015 In truth, yes. However... 77 00:07:37,921 --> 00:07:42,392 How's this batch? Any geniuses I should look out for? 78 00:07:42,517 --> 00:07:47,933 The ones who write coherent sentences? College was about expanding your mind. 79 00:07:48,058 --> 00:07:54,055 Now, it's just a step to Silicon Valley. And those are the good ones. 80 00:07:54,182 --> 00:07:59,060 You really think kids have changed that much in twenty years? 81 00:08:01,634 --> 00:08:03,999 I like this gray. 82 00:08:04,920 --> 00:08:09,640 But if it bugs you, then color it. I won't tell. 83 00:08:09,765 --> 00:08:12,905 You know Mohammed dyed his hair? 84 00:08:13,031 --> 00:08:16,515 See? If it's good enough for the prophet, then... 85 00:08:16,641 --> 00:08:19,383 Nobody notices except you. 86 00:08:31,265 --> 00:08:37,516 He hasn't aged a day in ten years. Every woman on the faculty wants that secret. 87 00:08:37,641 --> 00:08:41,796 - Is that what they're after, Edith? - Oh, stop, Harry. 88 00:08:50,676 --> 00:08:53,887 Switch to spin class if you're sick of Zumba. 89 00:08:54,012 --> 00:08:58,646 It doesn't matter, the doctor just said you need to... 90 00:08:58,770 --> 00:09:03,916 I'm not nagging, mother. You were the one complaining about... 91 00:09:04,041 --> 00:09:07,366 I need to go to class. I'm going to be late. 92 00:09:08,388 --> 00:09:14,148 Why don't we all just take care of ourselves for once. Sound fair? 93 00:09:15,545 --> 00:09:16,888 Again? 94 00:09:19,796 --> 00:09:24,154 She focused so many years on my father's illness that now... 95 00:09:24,279 --> 00:09:31,069 You put everything on hold forever while he was... She has to back off. 96 00:09:31,195 --> 00:09:34,440 It's your life, right? Isn't it, finally? 97 00:09:45,492 --> 00:09:49,479 No, I'm sorry. I love you, too. 98 00:09:49,604 --> 00:09:52,591 I'll call later. Bye. 99 00:09:52,885 --> 00:09:56,725 You are a way better daughter than I will ever be. 100 00:09:57,861 --> 00:10:01,849 Hey, guys. This is Matt Douglas from Primal Kickboxing. 101 00:10:03,028 --> 00:10:04,311 Let's go. 102 00:10:05,689 --> 00:10:09,316 Let's go, you ready? I'll take it easy on you. 103 00:10:10,225 --> 00:10:14,320 I get into position. I'll lead with a head kick. 104 00:10:15,213 --> 00:10:17,795 Then I follow up with two punches. 105 00:10:21,135 --> 00:10:23,208 Focus, man. 106 00:10:40,012 --> 00:10:43,249 Seriously, man. Why do I even bother? 107 00:10:43,374 --> 00:10:48,355 My fault, man. I'm literally on my way downstairs right now. 108 00:10:49,513 --> 00:10:52,338 Five. Four. 109 00:10:53,591 --> 00:10:55,206 Three. 110 00:10:56,099 --> 00:10:57,643 Two. 111 00:10:59,567 --> 00:11:03,066 One. Boom. See how fast... 112 00:11:03,192 --> 00:11:07,467 Amazing. I can't even see you. You're like the Flash. 113 00:11:07,592 --> 00:11:09,754 Come on, I'm waiting on you. 114 00:11:36,310 --> 00:11:39,406 - Have a great class, Professor. - You too, babe. 115 00:11:44,619 --> 00:11:50,444 We're all burning. Every one of us. Burning with desire. 116 00:11:50,569 --> 00:11:56,599 We're burning with a fire caused by what the Buddha called the three poisons: 117 00:11:56,723 --> 00:11:59,501 Greed, anger, ignorance. 118 00:11:59,626 --> 00:12:05,035 He taught us that we can fix this. We can turn them around. 119 00:12:05,161 --> 00:12:08,606 Greed becomes generosity. 120 00:12:11,247 --> 00:12:13,988 Anger becomes compassion. 121 00:12:16,192 --> 00:12:19,356 And ignorance becomes wisdom. 122 00:12:23,263 --> 00:12:27,264 There are miracles are around us all the time, he said. 123 00:12:27,389 --> 00:12:31,793 The fact that we're here together in this room is a miracle. 124 00:12:33,449 --> 00:12:36,123 Isn't the Buddha kind of a hypocrite? 125 00:12:36,248 --> 00:12:42,726 He gave up worldly goods, his father's money. Live a life of restraint... 126 00:12:42,851 --> 00:12:47,890 And then he ended up super fat. Crazy fat. Like, come on. 127 00:12:48,302 --> 00:12:51,646 You mean those statues in Chinatown, right? 128 00:12:51,770 --> 00:12:55,356 The Buddha depicted in those statues is Asian, right? 129 00:12:55,482 --> 00:12:58,692 - So... - It's not the Buddha. 130 00:12:58,988 --> 00:13:01,613 - What do you mean? - Think about it. 131 00:13:01,738 --> 00:13:05,428 Siddhartha Gautama was Indian, from Nepal. 132 00:13:05,553 --> 00:13:11,701 A Chinese monk became a Buddhist, went home and started spreading the religion. 133 00:13:11,826 --> 00:13:17,248 The Chinese mixed in Taoism. Their monks introduced the head shaving, the robes, 134 00:13:17,373 --> 00:13:22,263 the fat, happy Buddha named Hotei. 135 00:13:22,389 --> 00:13:25,802 The actual Buddha was a regular man. Normal body and hair. 136 00:13:25,928 --> 00:13:28,558 - But he was a god. - No. 137 00:13:28,682 --> 00:13:30,637 Never claimed to be. 138 00:13:30,762 --> 00:13:35,376 Just a man, who thought about the human condition and got enlightenment. 139 00:13:35,501 --> 00:13:40,970 Like Jesus. Only without the long blond hair and blue eyes. 140 00:13:41,096 --> 00:13:44,383 - But Jesus wasn't just a man. - No? 141 00:13:44,508 --> 00:13:51,288 He claimed to be the son of God. He was resurrected, so we know he was divine. 142 00:13:51,414 --> 00:13:56,305 You know or you have faith. You can only know what you can prove. 143 00:13:56,430 --> 00:13:59,461 God is beyond proof, logic or reason. 144 00:13:59,586 --> 00:14:06,386 You can believe in God or Jesus through faith, but that's different from knowing. 145 00:14:07,653 --> 00:14:13,768 There's historical evidence Jesus existed. And I have faith that he was divine. 146 00:14:13,893 --> 00:14:18,897 Aquinas said faith is a divine act supernaturally bestowed. 147 00:14:19,022 --> 00:14:23,026 Kierkegaard said that we must leap to faith. 148 00:14:23,153 --> 00:14:27,031 It's an act you must choose to perform. 149 00:14:27,158 --> 00:14:33,662 Kierkegaard was sick of people talking about religion without doing anything. 150 00:14:33,787 --> 00:14:38,886 I hope he didn't mean this class. Shouldn't we talk about Buddha? 151 00:14:39,011 --> 00:14:43,005 - Jesus and Buddha had a lot in common. - How so? 152 00:14:43,450 --> 00:14:47,385 There's a lot of overlap in their philosophies. 153 00:14:47,511 --> 00:14:52,390 They both taught that we should be charitable and not judge others. 154 00:14:52,515 --> 00:14:56,478 But the Buddha said you shouldn't just believe something. 155 00:14:56,603 --> 00:15:00,648 The premise with Jesus is to accept on faith. That's a huge difference. 156 00:15:00,773 --> 00:15:06,321 - Jesus suffered for us. - The Buddha wanted to eliminate suffering. 157 00:15:06,447 --> 00:15:11,284 - Eliminate desire. - What causes suffering. I listened. 158 00:15:13,010 --> 00:15:17,002 Next time we will cover the path to Nirvana, 159 00:15:17,128 --> 00:15:22,381 and we will wrap the semester up with Jainism. Buddhism, but less fun. 160 00:15:22,506 --> 00:15:26,987 Jain women have to be reborn as men to reach enlightenment. 161 00:15:27,113 --> 00:15:31,010 We all know it should be the other way around. Thank you. 162 00:15:34,362 --> 00:15:39,316 - Great lecture. - You just know all this stuff. 163 00:15:39,441 --> 00:15:41,188 I've been at it a long time. 164 00:15:41,314 --> 00:15:46,979 We're having a Buddhist vegetarian dinner. Think you could come? 165 00:15:47,105 --> 00:15:49,696 - Thank you, but I don't think so. - Busy? 166 00:15:49,822 --> 00:15:52,074 I appreciate the invitation. 167 00:15:53,127 --> 00:15:55,900 For what it's worth, the Buddha ate meat. 168 00:15:56,025 --> 00:15:59,744 He just didn't like to see animals killed. 169 00:15:59,869 --> 00:16:04,919 - Who does? But you know, bacon. - Bacon donuts. Best invention ever. 170 00:16:09,506 --> 00:16:13,839 - I've not seen it. - Everybody's seen it. 171 00:16:14,915 --> 00:16:17,761 - Is he coming? - Isabel can work on him. 172 00:16:17,886 --> 00:16:23,147 - I can try. - I can't believe class is almost over. 173 00:16:25,363 --> 00:16:31,089 Next semester he teaches lame Abrahamic and Zoroastrianism religions again. 174 00:16:31,214 --> 00:16:35,160 - Abrahamic religions aren't lame. - You know what I mean. 175 00:16:35,286 --> 00:16:39,747 - He should do Hellenistic. - Zeus and Herakles. That'd be cool. 176 00:16:39,873 --> 00:16:46,355 - He only does real religions. - The Greeks and Romans were onto something. 177 00:16:46,481 --> 00:16:51,537 Christians got a lot from the Pagans. Don't you remember the World of the Early Church? 178 00:16:51,662 --> 00:16:56,622 We need to focus on getting Professor Young to come to dinner. 179 00:16:56,746 --> 00:17:01,347 There's so much in that guy's head I want to get at. 180 00:17:01,472 --> 00:17:05,512 - How do we get him to come? - Tara probably has a few ideas. 181 00:17:05,637 --> 00:17:08,535 - Don't be gross. - Leave her alone, man. 182 00:17:08,660 --> 00:17:12,151 - Are you going to that Delta Psi party? - They are animals. 183 00:17:12,277 --> 00:17:16,310 - Party animals. - What are you, five? 184 00:17:16,436 --> 00:17:22,500 I do not need to get drunk on a Wednesday night with a bunch of boys. 185 00:17:22,626 --> 00:17:26,050 Your loss. I'm going. Saint Philip? 186 00:17:26,176 --> 00:17:31,809 Saint Philip has Bible study Wednesdays. You have no short-term memory, do you? 187 00:17:31,935 --> 00:17:35,553 I don't know. What was the question? 188 00:17:37,628 --> 00:17:41,254 - John, glad I caught you. - Dr. Parker. Do we have an appointment? 189 00:17:41,379 --> 00:17:45,356 I have to share this with somebody. Only you can appreciate it. 190 00:17:45,481 --> 00:17:52,278 I got this at a garage sale last weekend. 75 year old single-malt scotch. 191 00:17:52,403 --> 00:17:55,532 Paid entirely too much for it, but the story... 192 00:17:55,657 --> 00:18:01,204 This woman's husband got it from Scotland. They were saving it for a special occasion. 193 00:18:01,329 --> 00:18:04,947 - And saving it... - And the special occasion never came. 194 00:18:05,072 --> 00:18:10,666 He died couple of months ago. Now she's selling his stuff and moving to Costa Rica. 195 00:18:10,791 --> 00:18:15,343 But here's the kicker: we get home and get a message from Kitty and Ron. 196 00:18:15,469 --> 00:18:18,512 The baby came. I'm a grandfather. 197 00:18:18,638 --> 00:18:21,983 Congratulations Gil. Fantastic. 198 00:18:23,247 --> 00:18:26,563 - Special occasion? - Yes. Indeed. 199 00:18:34,121 --> 00:18:36,966 - To my grandson. - Hear, hear. 200 00:18:51,257 --> 00:18:54,717 - That is... - Terrible. 201 00:18:54,842 --> 00:18:58,951 I don't know if I've ever tasted anything quite like that. 202 00:18:59,076 --> 00:19:05,858 Just goes to show that nothing lasts forever. Even whiskey spoils. 203 00:19:06,905 --> 00:19:08,640 Who knew? 204 00:19:14,240 --> 00:19:16,474 A grandson, John. 205 00:19:16,600 --> 00:19:21,668 On one hand, it's incredibly invigorating. On the other, it means... 206 00:19:21,793 --> 00:19:25,170 I'm so old. 207 00:19:25,295 --> 00:19:30,036 Each day, as he grows, learns to walk, learns to talk... 208 00:19:30,162 --> 00:19:33,967 It means I'm getting one day closer to death. 209 00:19:35,545 --> 00:19:37,304 Another drink? 210 00:19:38,529 --> 00:19:40,474 What the hell? 211 00:19:56,530 --> 00:19:58,414 That's awful. 212 00:20:02,770 --> 00:20:08,529 I'm not getting maudlin. It's just life. 213 00:20:08,654 --> 00:20:10,827 Well, this brings it home. 214 00:20:13,903 --> 00:20:16,609 Do you ever regret not having kids, John? 215 00:20:19,428 --> 00:20:23,327 Look... I'm sorry. I don't mean to pry. 216 00:20:23,453 --> 00:20:27,641 Don't be sorry. It's difficult to discuss. 217 00:20:27,766 --> 00:20:29,539 What isn't? 218 00:20:32,953 --> 00:20:36,775 Say, do you want to have a real drink? 219 00:20:37,056 --> 00:20:40,847 I can't. I have to go home and cook Carolyn dinner. 220 00:20:40,972 --> 00:20:46,369 But congratulations, Dr. Parker. I couldn't be more happy for you. 221 00:20:57,313 --> 00:20:59,061 It's open. 222 00:21:09,055 --> 00:21:12,780 For Carolyn? Coffee table is fine. 223 00:21:24,524 --> 00:21:27,202 So, about those books... 224 00:21:27,327 --> 00:21:31,160 They're in the den. Grab all you want. 225 00:21:56,189 --> 00:22:01,275 Have you thought about that dinner? You could bring Professor Kittriss. 226 00:22:01,400 --> 00:22:02,946 We'll see. 227 00:22:04,549 --> 00:22:06,601 Thanks, Professor. 228 00:22:08,466 --> 00:22:13,206 - Tell Ms. Kittriss I said good night. - I will. 229 00:22:20,618 --> 00:22:23,257 - Smells great. - Thanks. 230 00:22:23,383 --> 00:22:27,317 It's getting hard to find anything that isn't loaded with mercury, 231 00:22:27,443 --> 00:22:30,967 or farm raised in filthy water. 232 00:22:31,094 --> 00:22:36,570 - Thank god we still have Pop-Tarts. - Miracles. All around us. 233 00:22:40,029 --> 00:22:44,820 - How was your day? - As always. This is the highlight. 234 00:22:45,336 --> 00:22:48,823 I was thinking of going hunting this weekend. 235 00:22:48,949 --> 00:22:52,973 I'm starting to forget what real food tastes like. 236 00:22:53,100 --> 00:22:57,123 I thought you'd come with me to the Hillary and Rob thing. 237 00:22:57,248 --> 00:23:03,615 She's feeling really down lately. We thought a party would cheer her up. 238 00:23:03,739 --> 00:23:07,038 Hosting parties always stresses her out. 239 00:23:07,165 --> 00:23:11,431 You know... People. Laughing, carrying on. 240 00:23:11,557 --> 00:23:14,474 I don't know. I think I need some time alone. 241 00:23:14,600 --> 00:23:20,170 You're the king of alone, John. Why not give the opposite a chance? 242 00:23:20,295 --> 00:23:22,596 Doesn't work so well for me. 243 00:23:26,895 --> 00:23:29,145 I'm gonna go change. 244 00:23:39,380 --> 00:23:42,319 You scared the crap out of me. 245 00:23:42,444 --> 00:23:45,020 You didn't miss anything. Typical Delta Psi party. 246 00:23:45,147 --> 00:23:48,676 Pack people into a room and spray them with beer. 247 00:23:48,802 --> 00:23:53,575 - Figuratively speaking, I hope? - For the most part. What's that? 248 00:23:53,699 --> 00:23:57,739 - A book on early man from Professor Young. - How'd it go? 249 00:23:57,864 --> 00:24:02,611 I asked again about dinner. Told him he could bring Professor Kittriss. 250 00:24:02,736 --> 00:24:05,485 Why? Last thing we need is another chick. 251 00:24:05,611 --> 00:24:11,864 This guy Jenkins is an archeologist with a lot of field work under his belt. 252 00:24:11,990 --> 00:24:17,705 The book's really good. The spine wasn't even cracked, but it's personally signed. 253 00:24:17,830 --> 00:24:21,122 He's cute. Or was. 254 00:24:21,910 --> 00:24:26,333 "To my dear friend John Oldman." Wait, what? 255 00:24:26,458 --> 00:24:30,155 I know. Maybe he was kidding. "Old man" instead of "young"? 256 00:24:30,280 --> 00:24:35,950 It's dated May 2007. So that would make Professor Young 33. 257 00:24:36,075 --> 00:24:42,333 You don't call an old man "old man". It's like calling a big guy "tiny". 258 00:24:42,458 --> 00:24:47,825 - But it's not "old man". It's "Oldman". - And maybe it's Kittriss' book. 259 00:24:47,950 --> 00:24:52,781 - So who's this Jenkins guy? - Let's go to the Interwebs. 260 00:24:53,615 --> 00:24:57,537 Let's see. Arthur M. Jenkins. 261 00:25:00,705 --> 00:25:05,935 Taught at Santa Clarita University. Zillion archeology digs. 262 00:25:06,060 --> 00:25:12,934 Oh, academic awards. Blah, blah, blah... He wrote some other books... 263 00:25:14,443 --> 00:25:17,055 But this last one... 264 00:25:18,099 --> 00:25:21,412 "The Longest Night: My Conversation with the Man From Earth". 265 00:25:21,537 --> 00:25:25,224 About the night he spent with a professor named John Oldman 266 00:25:25,350 --> 00:25:28,733 who claimed to be 14,000 years old. 267 00:25:29,341 --> 00:25:34,683 And the comments are... Scathing puts it mildly. Yikes. 268 00:25:34,809 --> 00:25:40,122 "Longest Night would be sci-fi nonsense, but the author presents it as non-fiction 269 00:25:40,247 --> 00:25:45,232 and thus abandons any academic authority he may have once possessed." 270 00:25:46,154 --> 00:25:50,631 Get this one: "Offensive to the religious and non-religious alike, 271 00:25:50,755 --> 00:25:55,147 Jenkins says that the savior is a Buddhist who walks among us 272 00:25:55,272 --> 00:25:58,889 in the guise of a handsome, university professor." 273 00:25:59,014 --> 00:26:02,892 Sounds like Professor Young. He knows everything about Buddhism. 274 00:26:03,018 --> 00:26:06,021 But the savior. Like, Jesus? 275 00:26:06,147 --> 00:26:09,358 He could totally be my own, personal Jesus. 276 00:26:13,326 --> 00:26:17,294 We are totally getting that book. 277 00:26:30,607 --> 00:26:32,632 Like a thief in the night. 278 00:26:37,592 --> 00:26:41,431 I woke you, I'm sorry. I must be getting out of practice. 279 00:26:41,557 --> 00:26:43,876 At being sneaky? 280 00:26:44,002 --> 00:26:45,877 Stealthy. 281 00:26:46,487 --> 00:26:50,825 You really have to go? We could spend the whole weekend in bed. 282 00:26:50,950 --> 00:26:54,487 - And go to Hillary and Rob's thing. - Fair trade, isn't it? 283 00:26:54,612 --> 00:26:58,116 I'm going stir crazy, Carolyn. 284 00:26:58,241 --> 00:27:02,371 - I hate when you disappear. - I'm know, it's just something's... 285 00:27:02,496 --> 00:27:06,327 Something's not right. I'm not bouncing back like I'm used to. 286 00:27:06,452 --> 00:27:09,510 It's called "getting older". 287 00:27:10,211 --> 00:27:15,108 But if you insist on stomping around the woods like a cave man... 288 00:27:15,233 --> 00:27:18,927 I suppose it's a better mid-life crisis thing than 289 00:27:19,052 --> 00:27:24,427 buying a motorcycle and taking off with some student. 290 00:27:24,553 --> 00:27:28,736 Then I'd better try and get back the deposit on that Ducati. 291 00:27:35,357 --> 00:27:36,981 I'll see you. 292 00:28:59,310 --> 00:29:01,947 - Hey. - Come on in. 293 00:29:02,072 --> 00:29:04,005 Hey, Liko. 294 00:29:04,880 --> 00:29:08,078 - You want anything to eat? - No thanks, we're good. 295 00:29:08,204 --> 00:29:10,896 - I want something, Mrs. Nichols. - Me too. 296 00:29:11,021 --> 00:29:14,303 They're kidding. Thanks, Mom. Will you knock it off? 297 00:29:14,428 --> 00:29:16,520 She's adorable, by the way. 298 00:29:16,645 --> 00:29:21,201 - What's so earth-shattering? - Can we...? 299 00:29:23,927 --> 00:29:26,560 I want with pickles and mustard. 300 00:29:26,684 --> 00:29:28,412 We're fine. 301 00:29:30,232 --> 00:29:32,018 So what's up? 302 00:29:34,880 --> 00:29:37,927 For ten years, this guy, Arthur M. Jenkins, 303 00:29:38,052 --> 00:29:43,075 taught at Santa Clarita University with a professor named John Oldman. 304 00:29:43,201 --> 00:29:50,498 One night, this Oldman guy tells his professor friends that he's 14000 years old. 305 00:29:50,623 --> 00:29:56,257 He was born a caveman, became immortal. He knew Columbus, Vincent Van Gogh... 306 00:29:56,382 --> 00:30:00,172 He always uses the name John with a pun for a last name. 307 00:30:00,298 --> 00:30:06,803 Stay in one place for ten years or so, until people realize he doesn't age. 308 00:30:06,928 --> 00:30:11,592 Lived under hundreds of identities, including, wait for it... 309 00:30:11,716 --> 00:30:15,104 Jesus of Nazareth. 310 00:30:17,409 --> 00:30:22,318 He'd lived for thousands of years, never dying, traveling the world... 311 00:30:22,443 --> 00:30:25,833 Until he set up shop in Jerusalem and started preaching. 312 00:30:25,958 --> 00:30:29,756 He gets crucified, his wounds heal, he sneaks off and... 313 00:30:29,881 --> 00:30:32,621 We have Christianity. By accident. 314 00:30:32,745 --> 00:30:35,542 What do you mean, you can't just... 315 00:30:35,666 --> 00:30:40,388 It's science fiction. People write fiction about Jesus all the time. 316 00:30:40,514 --> 00:30:44,444 See what they write about Kirk and Spock. You shouldn't. 317 00:30:44,569 --> 00:30:48,802 But he said that it's a true story. It says right there, "non-fiction". 318 00:30:48,928 --> 00:30:51,240 Oh, then it must be true. 319 00:30:51,365 --> 00:30:56,130 - Many alien books are "non-fiction". - I checked up on Arthur Jenkins. 320 00:30:56,255 --> 00:31:02,067 He was a tenured archeology professor, published a pile of books. The real deal. 321 00:31:02,193 --> 00:31:05,988 Then this one came out and he got laughed off the planet. 322 00:31:06,115 --> 00:31:09,658 - No wonder. - But he did his research. 323 00:31:09,801 --> 00:31:15,145 The John Oldman he knew didn't exist until 2001. No mention of him anywhere. 324 00:31:15,270 --> 00:31:20,461 His references, driver's license, W-2. Everything turned out to be fake. 325 00:31:20,587 --> 00:31:24,964 Jenkins tracked down two colleges where he'd taught under different names. 326 00:31:25,091 --> 00:31:27,618 John Magdel and John Permian. 327 00:31:27,743 --> 00:31:33,560 Magdel? Magdelanian? I have no idea what Permian is. 328 00:31:33,684 --> 00:31:38,270 The first Great Extinction, 250 million years ago. 329 00:31:38,396 --> 00:31:43,645 They also had fake references, and left abruptly after about ten years. 330 00:31:43,769 --> 00:31:51,255 And their descriptions, John Oldman, Magdel, Permian, are virtually identical. 331 00:31:51,380 --> 00:31:56,067 Oldman's DMV records somehow vanished two days after he did. 332 00:31:56,193 --> 00:31:59,723 Google him now, the only reference is this book. 333 00:31:59,848 --> 00:32:06,624 If he is real, he makes his past disappear every time he changes identity. 334 00:32:07,406 --> 00:32:12,335 Makes sense. Million years old, staying under the radar, you have to keep moving. 335 00:32:14,819 --> 00:32:19,227 - Philip, we're not trying to offend you. - I'm not offended. 336 00:32:19,353 --> 00:32:22,313 No, I know. It's just, you really believe. 337 00:32:22,439 --> 00:32:27,645 Look, I know the world isn't flat and more than 6000 years old. 338 00:32:27,769 --> 00:32:31,823 But I believe a man named Jesus lived and died for our sins. 339 00:32:32,717 --> 00:32:39,162 You know there are millions of people who don't believe in Jesus Christ's divinity. 340 00:32:39,287 --> 00:32:43,210 Jews, Hindus, Wiccans, plenty more. 341 00:32:45,995 --> 00:32:48,894 Yes, but that doesn't mean they're right. 342 00:32:49,019 --> 00:32:54,887 Some believe the Galactic Dictator Xenu hid his people in volcanoes on earth, so... 343 00:32:55,132 --> 00:32:59,081 The point is, Jenkins' book is just a story. 344 00:32:59,207 --> 00:33:04,708 If I allow my faith to be shaken by the fantasies of a disgruntled professor... 345 00:33:04,833 --> 00:33:07,473 I'm not really much of a Christian. 346 00:33:07,598 --> 00:33:12,822 Jenkins writes a book about John Oldman. What's this got to do with any of us? 347 00:33:12,948 --> 00:33:14,710 Show him. 348 00:33:15,387 --> 00:33:18,179 I found this book at Professor Young's. 349 00:33:18,953 --> 00:33:20,842 Read the inscription. 350 00:33:23,273 --> 00:33:27,171 "To my dear friend John Oldman." 351 00:33:29,199 --> 00:33:32,629 Professor Young and John Oldman knew each other? 352 00:33:36,449 --> 00:33:41,602 What if Professor Young actually is John Oldman. 353 00:33:43,331 --> 00:33:47,191 How do you make that leap? Are there any pictures? 354 00:33:47,394 --> 00:33:53,105 Jenkins talks about several times when Oldman avoided having his picture taken. 355 00:33:53,231 --> 00:33:57,619 Turning around, stepping behind someone, fake phone calls... 356 00:33:57,744 --> 00:34:00,237 Just to avoid being photographed. 357 00:34:00,363 --> 00:34:04,105 To Jenkins' knowledge, the only existing picture 358 00:34:04,230 --> 00:34:08,355 was taken in 2006 at a barbecue. 359 00:34:21,049 --> 00:34:28,122 So if Professor Young is Jesus Christ returned, then that means we're in... 360 00:34:28,247 --> 00:34:30,441 The End Times. 361 00:34:30,566 --> 00:34:36,278 But if Jesus never left, then he's not returned. He's just... 362 00:34:36,403 --> 00:34:37,990 here. 363 00:34:43,254 --> 00:34:46,830 Cool. I'm hungry. Tara, wanna go get something? 364 00:34:53,382 --> 00:34:56,182 I found an email for Jenkins. 365 00:34:57,783 --> 00:35:00,167 What have we got, Betsy? 366 00:35:00,292 --> 00:35:03,924 Look at that. I think we've got lunch. 367 00:35:09,940 --> 00:35:12,080 Keep it. 368 00:35:12,207 --> 00:35:16,356 And there's another beauty. Alright, Betsy. Let's go. 369 00:35:16,481 --> 00:35:19,151 Come on. 370 00:35:32,644 --> 00:35:36,041 These are for me. 371 00:35:39,253 --> 00:35:41,573 Smell good, too. 372 00:35:43,815 --> 00:35:46,198 Let's make that move. 373 00:35:52,230 --> 00:35:56,939 Let's see, let's move this knight. 374 00:36:01,760 --> 00:36:03,496 What's this? 375 00:36:13,877 --> 00:36:15,963 Dear Miss Chang... 376 00:36:16,817 --> 00:36:20,862 Why don't you and John Oldman 377 00:36:20,987 --> 00:36:24,722 go straight to hell? 378 00:36:27,597 --> 00:36:32,184 God dammit. Why don't they leave me alone? 379 00:36:32,309 --> 00:36:34,713 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 380 00:36:34,838 --> 00:36:40,696 Hey, come here, don't run away. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to frighten you. 381 00:37:47,768 --> 00:37:51,669 - I'm not so sure about this anymore. - It was your idea. 382 00:37:51,794 --> 00:37:56,902 I work for Professor Kittriss. And now I'm feeling really "violatey", you know? 383 00:37:57,027 --> 00:38:00,284 - So let's go home. - But I feel like I want to know. 384 00:38:00,409 --> 00:38:02,503 So, let's keep going. 385 00:38:02,628 --> 00:38:06,799 - I wish Jenkins was more responsive. - I wish he was less a dick. 386 00:38:06,924 --> 00:38:12,119 Do you want proof, or not? Photos, something? 387 00:38:12,244 --> 00:38:13,939 Well, then? 388 00:38:19,630 --> 00:38:23,315 This is so exciting. 389 00:38:28,589 --> 00:38:32,456 - Pretty bad-ass, Isabel. - It wasn't locked. 390 00:38:32,581 --> 00:38:36,188 Breaking and entering. Felony makes you kinda hot. 391 00:38:37,151 --> 00:38:42,644 - He really does have a Van Gogh. - Total fake. That'd be worth a fortune. 392 00:38:43,386 --> 00:38:47,449 - Cool Taser? What's this for? - What do you think, perv? 393 00:38:47,575 --> 00:38:49,433 Don't touch that. 394 00:39:01,836 --> 00:39:03,131 Gurar. 395 00:39:06,158 --> 00:39:10,183 I want to be objective, but I really want to believe this 396 00:39:10,309 --> 00:39:13,877 because it would be so deeply, deeply cool. 397 00:39:15,420 --> 00:39:18,362 - Let's split up. - I'll do the bedroom. 398 00:39:24,220 --> 00:39:26,298 There's a basement. 399 00:40:59,946 --> 00:41:01,370 Kittriss is home. 400 00:41:02,667 --> 00:41:04,252 Yeah, give me one sec'. 401 00:41:04,378 --> 00:41:06,806 Hey. We have to go. 402 00:41:06,931 --> 00:41:08,626 Now. 403 00:41:10,034 --> 00:41:12,968 - Come on. - Yeah, I'm coming, I'm coming. 404 00:41:15,611 --> 00:41:18,049 - There's a back door. - Awesome. 405 00:42:16,525 --> 00:42:23,104 My cousin is an art history major. She said it could be an unregistered Van Gogh. 406 00:42:23,229 --> 00:42:26,166 We looked into the authors of those books. 407 00:42:26,292 --> 00:42:30,806 Any history they had prior to publication is sketchy, or nonexistent. 408 00:42:30,931 --> 00:42:36,720 I reached three publishers. None of them had any contact information for the author. 409 00:42:36,845 --> 00:42:41,407 They all vanished with no forwarding address after the publication. 410 00:42:41,533 --> 00:42:45,103 Jonathan Evermore wrote the sci-fi novel "Everlasting Tomorrow," 411 00:42:45,229 --> 00:42:48,187 about the search for the "meaning of his existence". 412 00:42:48,312 --> 00:42:51,803 I told Bantam I was his granddaughter, looking for his royalties. 413 00:42:51,928 --> 00:42:57,778 She was so happy I called, since they've been piling up since 1966. 414 00:42:57,903 --> 00:43:01,453 No, asshole. We're not taking his money. 415 00:43:02,166 --> 00:43:05,078 - Unbelievable. - We're leaving all that money? 416 00:43:28,384 --> 00:43:32,358 Isn't it weird? Every time someone claims to have been reincarnated, 417 00:43:32,484 --> 00:43:36,539 they were always Napoleon. Alexander the Great. Cleopatra. 418 00:43:36,664 --> 00:43:40,678 It's never the slave who cleaned out Cleopatra's chamber pot. 419 00:43:40,804 --> 00:43:43,410 Or the guy making chamber pots. 420 00:43:43,536 --> 00:43:46,498 "John Oldman" knew the Buddha. Sailed with Columbus. 421 00:43:46,623 --> 00:43:49,542 He didn't actually sail with Columbus. 422 00:43:50,213 --> 00:43:52,322 I read the book, dude. 423 00:43:53,619 --> 00:43:56,174 Come on, get in there. There you go. 424 00:43:56,712 --> 00:44:01,638 Did you saw it? The Van Gogh? 425 00:44:04,078 --> 00:44:06,922 You starting to believe a little bit. 426 00:44:07,048 --> 00:44:12,107 Just because a guy is 14,000 years old, it doesn't make him Jesus. 427 00:44:14,009 --> 00:44:17,377 He could be the guy who made the nails for the cross. 428 00:44:20,490 --> 00:44:24,438 - I was Malcolm X in my past life. - Yeah, for sure. 429 00:44:38,881 --> 00:44:45,056 Hello, Dr. Jenkins, if this is you. If it's not you, I apologize for the wrong number. 430 00:44:45,182 --> 00:44:48,643 So Dr. Jenkins, my name is Isabel Chang. 431 00:44:48,859 --> 00:44:55,274 I do apologize for calling so late, although I did try emailing. 432 00:44:55,400 --> 00:45:01,573 I believe my professor is John Oldman. He calls himself John Young, here at Chico. 433 00:45:02,663 --> 00:45:08,594 Please call me back if you can. I really would love to talk with you. 434 00:45:08,719 --> 00:45:13,418 I know you took a lot of crap for your book, and I just want you to know... 435 00:45:14,050 --> 00:45:19,235 I believe you. There is something different about John Young. 436 00:45:19,360 --> 00:45:25,621 My number's 530-555-0168. Thank you. 437 00:47:25,192 --> 00:47:30,137 Okay, thank you. We will fax that right over. 438 00:47:30,263 --> 00:47:34,855 Another one? Fax... God, what year is this, anyway? 439 00:47:45,403 --> 00:47:50,317 - I'm calling about your email. - Yes. Who is this? 440 00:47:50,442 --> 00:47:53,161 This is Violet Collsen. 441 00:47:55,855 --> 00:48:00,334 - I'm sorry. Violet...? - Collsen. From Central Idaho College. 442 00:48:00,460 --> 00:48:07,342 I've been retired for many years, and my daughter works at the college like I did. 443 00:48:07,467 --> 00:48:11,886 But it was the funniest thing: She was working at home 444 00:48:12,011 --> 00:48:17,452 and I walked passed her desk just when your email came. 445 00:48:17,577 --> 00:48:22,984 Well, I saw the photo and recognized him immediately. 446 00:48:23,690 --> 00:48:26,570 - You did? - Yes, John Pleis. 447 00:48:26,694 --> 00:48:31,534 He was a remarkable man. You just never forget that kind of a person. 448 00:48:31,659 --> 00:48:36,792 - What do you remember about him? - He was our best anthropology professor. 449 00:48:36,917 --> 00:48:42,127 He just had a way about him. You felt you could tell him your secrets. 450 00:48:42,252 --> 00:48:47,215 - And he always had the best advice. - This was how long ago? 451 00:48:48,157 --> 00:48:51,927 Oh, that's about 1957? 452 00:48:52,052 --> 00:48:58,228 - And you remember him clearly? - Yeah. He was a very handsome man, too. 453 00:48:59,230 --> 00:49:01,312 John Pleis? 454 00:49:01,438 --> 00:49:07,151 P-l-e-i-s. Funny name, kind of sticks in your head. 455 00:49:07,277 --> 00:49:10,821 I tried to see what else I could find before calling you. 456 00:49:10,947 --> 00:49:16,723 - There was nothing. He just disappeared. - Yes, he does that. 457 00:49:16,848 --> 00:49:21,956 Well, thank you so much, Ms. Collsen. This is your number if I have questions? 458 00:49:22,081 --> 00:49:26,129 - Great. Thank you so much. Goodbye. - Goodbye. 459 00:49:27,324 --> 00:49:30,664 Pleis. Pleistocene? 460 00:49:30,790 --> 00:49:37,723 We have contacted 60 colleges in 14 states and this was our second hit so far. 461 00:49:38,024 --> 00:49:41,924 Professor Young is a dead ringer for teachers in Idaho and... 462 00:49:42,049 --> 00:49:46,690 Western Wyoming. John Mortem, archaeology, 1979. 463 00:49:50,320 --> 00:49:52,745 Isabel Chang? 464 00:49:52,870 --> 00:49:56,876 This is Arthur Jenkins. You've been trying to reach me. 465 00:49:57,002 --> 00:49:58,411 I have, yes. 466 00:49:58,536 --> 00:50:03,540 Get me a new, clean picture. Email it, or text it to this number. 467 00:50:03,665 --> 00:50:06,502 - I emailed that one... - No, no, no. 468 00:50:06,628 --> 00:50:12,006 Brand-new, full face. Do that and we'll see. Otherwise, we have nothing to talk about. 469 00:50:12,133 --> 00:50:15,261 Thank you so much, Dr. Jenkins. I'm so grateful... 470 00:50:30,384 --> 00:50:33,252 Hey, Professor. We know we're early, but... 471 00:50:33,377 --> 00:50:39,119 It's our last class from you, so we thought we'd have a little goodbye party. 472 00:50:39,244 --> 00:50:42,447 - I'm not going anywhere. - We know. But... 473 00:50:42,572 --> 00:50:46,707 - Here. Cappuccino. - My weakness. Thank you. 474 00:50:46,833 --> 00:50:48,797 Quick, picture. 475 00:50:53,887 --> 00:50:57,470 - Wait, can we go again? - You know the rules. 476 00:50:57,731 --> 00:50:59,864 Real quick. 477 00:51:03,169 --> 00:51:09,013 Okay, class has begun. Take your seats. Cellphones off. Thank you for the coffee. 478 00:51:15,318 --> 00:51:17,198 Cellphones off. 479 00:51:21,327 --> 00:51:24,299 - I knew it. - He did it on purpose. 480 00:51:24,424 --> 00:51:27,591 He didn't want his picture taken so he messed up both shots. 481 00:51:27,715 --> 00:51:31,697 After 14,000 years, you learn a thing or two about hiding. 482 00:51:31,822 --> 00:51:36,209 - These days, there's cameras everywhere. - He can't hide anymore. 483 00:51:36,334 --> 00:51:42,994 All these years of changing his identity... It's over. Time's up. Don't you see? 484 00:51:43,120 --> 00:51:45,521 What do you suggest? 485 00:51:45,646 --> 00:51:49,350 Maybe we just talk to him. Tell him the truth. 486 00:51:49,475 --> 00:51:52,763 - What truth? - That we know who he is. 487 00:51:52,888 --> 00:51:57,230 Based on some book by an old crank and some circumstantial evidence? 488 00:51:57,355 --> 00:52:03,451 We are not crazy people. There is something special about John. 489 00:52:03,576 --> 00:52:07,435 We all knew it the first time we heard him speak. Right? 490 00:52:09,341 --> 00:52:16,255 All throughout history there are prophets, visionaries. Men and women touched by God. 491 00:52:16,381 --> 00:52:21,928 Who's to say John Young isn't one of these people? Why is that so impossible? 492 00:52:22,053 --> 00:52:24,849 Well, it sure isn't likely. 493 00:52:24,974 --> 00:52:28,584 I'm not saying he's the "son of God". 494 00:52:28,709 --> 00:52:34,653 But if he is 14,000 years old, he's the wisest man in the world. In history. 495 00:52:34,777 --> 00:52:40,043 - He should be listened to. Followed. - Worshipped? Is that what you want to say? 496 00:52:40,169 --> 00:52:43,051 - There could be a whole new... - Religion? 497 00:52:43,177 --> 00:52:46,286 Or something, around him. 498 00:52:46,411 --> 00:52:52,348 A corrective for everything we have gotten wrong about Jesus for the past 2000 years. 499 00:52:52,474 --> 00:52:57,293 If that story is true, then everything I've believed is a total lie. 500 00:52:57,419 --> 00:53:02,350 Everything that people throughout history have believed, and lived and died for 501 00:53:02,475 --> 00:53:06,056 is total bullshit. So, no. 502 00:53:12,474 --> 00:53:17,145 Okay, okay. One clear picture of Professor Young's face, and that's it. 503 00:54:39,797 --> 00:54:44,848 Hey Betsy, I have to hit the road for a few days, honey. 504 00:54:45,790 --> 00:54:50,177 But I'll have Suzanne come check on you. Be a good girl. 505 00:55:14,150 --> 00:55:19,981 - Looks nasty. - I got sloppy. Stupid mistake. 506 00:55:21,142 --> 00:55:25,216 What's up? Worried about your grade? You shouldn't be, you did great. 507 00:55:25,342 --> 00:55:29,104 I don't know, it's not that. But thanks. 508 00:55:29,229 --> 00:55:31,910 Then what's going on? Something specific? 509 00:55:32,035 --> 00:55:34,591 I wanted to apologize for yesterday. 510 00:55:34,716 --> 00:55:39,000 The pictures and everything. We're just really going to miss you. 511 00:55:39,126 --> 00:55:41,715 That's okay. I'm going to miss you, too. 512 00:55:44,228 --> 00:55:47,482 I maybe don't act it, but... 513 00:55:48,711 --> 00:55:51,989 I've been lonely most of my life. 514 00:55:52,719 --> 00:55:58,104 Boys only cared about... And the girls hated me because of it. 515 00:55:58,883 --> 00:56:03,198 My parents' friends were always being creepy and... 516 00:56:03,323 --> 00:56:10,157 At some point you either become the person everybody thinks you are, or you just hide. 517 00:56:10,883 --> 00:56:15,203 I didn't want to hide, so... I'm sorry, I don't... 518 00:56:15,329 --> 00:56:17,130 It's okay. 519 00:56:18,220 --> 00:56:21,916 You're okay. You're okay. 520 00:56:22,041 --> 00:56:23,670 What was that? 521 00:56:26,840 --> 00:56:28,426 You know you want me. 522 00:56:28,552 --> 00:56:31,761 Stop. Stop. 523 00:56:31,887 --> 00:56:36,308 - You've been watching me for two years. - You're my student. 524 00:56:36,434 --> 00:56:39,614 It's okay. You're safe with me. 525 00:56:39,739 --> 00:56:43,149 I know who you are. I think it's amazing. 526 00:56:45,899 --> 00:56:50,822 I don't know what you think you know about me, but I need you out of my office. 527 00:56:51,335 --> 00:56:55,840 Fine, I'll make it easy for you. 528 00:56:55,965 --> 00:57:00,999 - Do not make me call security. - And tell them I assaulted you sexually? 529 00:57:02,917 --> 00:57:05,770 Tara, this isn't happening. 530 00:57:07,423 --> 00:57:09,508 - I'm sorry. - It's okay. 531 00:57:30,134 --> 00:57:31,780 Well, you can't. 532 00:57:31,906 --> 00:57:37,160 Spring semester starts in three weeks and you have two sections already filled. 533 00:57:37,286 --> 00:57:39,665 - I'm sorry. - Sorry? 534 00:57:39,790 --> 00:57:43,696 - I can recommend a replacement. - I can't replace you, you know that. 535 00:57:43,821 --> 00:57:50,840 Everyone loves you. Your class is filled in an hour. A third section would sell out, too. 536 00:57:50,966 --> 00:57:55,845 - What's going on here? - Something's come up and I have to go. 537 00:57:55,970 --> 00:57:58,673 - What? - It's personal. 538 00:57:58,798 --> 00:58:02,072 - I'll get Chandra and we can fix this... - No, Gill, please. 539 00:58:02,198 --> 00:58:04,955 I just have to go. 540 00:58:06,915 --> 00:58:09,652 Please, don't do this to me. 541 00:58:09,776 --> 00:58:12,655 I regret it, Gill. Deeply, I do. 542 00:58:15,384 --> 00:58:18,827 Obviously I can't give you a recommendation like this. 543 00:58:18,953 --> 00:58:22,705 I'll have to tell everyone about this mess you're dumping in my lap. 544 00:58:22,831 --> 00:58:25,336 I understand. 545 00:58:25,462 --> 00:58:30,131 Paperwork for the semester all wrapped up? Grades logged, evaluations? 546 00:58:30,257 --> 00:58:34,801 - The last couple of things I'll do today. - You're leaving that soon? 547 00:58:36,852 --> 00:58:40,711 I truly hope that eventually there are no hard feelings. 548 00:58:42,322 --> 00:58:46,564 I'll get over it. But this stinks. 549 00:58:46,844 --> 00:58:51,040 I was hoping to give you my chair in five or six years. 550 00:58:51,166 --> 00:58:53,659 I'd have been honored to take it. 551 00:59:02,245 --> 00:59:07,947 - What the hell were you thinking? - I don't know. I just... you know. 552 00:59:08,072 --> 00:59:11,463 - Okay, what else did he say? - Nothing. 553 00:59:12,807 --> 00:59:14,258 But... 554 00:59:15,573 --> 00:59:18,128 What? What else? 555 00:59:18,253 --> 00:59:22,932 - I think I spilled the beans a little bit. - What beans? 556 00:59:23,285 --> 00:59:25,760 That we know about him. 557 00:59:28,112 --> 00:59:31,214 What exactly did you say? 558 00:59:32,736 --> 00:59:36,080 Well, I... Does it matter? If he knows that we know... 559 00:59:36,206 --> 00:59:39,157 Then he'll disappear for good. 560 00:59:39,283 --> 00:59:44,674 - Crap, Jenkins is on his way down here. - Well, can you call him? 561 00:59:55,511 --> 00:59:57,167 Voice mail. 562 00:59:59,214 --> 01:00:02,098 Hey, Dr. Jenkins. It's Isabel Chang. 563 01:00:02,223 --> 01:00:06,621 Professor Young maybe knows we know and might be leaving really soon. 564 01:00:06,745 --> 01:00:11,783 Please let me know what time you're going to get here. What we should do. 565 01:00:17,673 --> 01:00:20,979 Let's find the guys. It's gonna be okay. 566 01:00:23,245 --> 01:00:27,199 - I knew it. I just knew it. - Carolyn, please... 567 01:00:27,324 --> 01:00:30,589 What, stay calm? Don't get worked up? No, why would I? 568 01:00:30,713 --> 01:00:36,582 - I'm only asking that you... - Let you slip away quietly. 569 01:00:36,706 --> 01:00:43,201 - I've left you money. I don't want you... - I don't need your fucking charity, John. 570 01:00:43,326 --> 01:00:45,433 I have a job. 571 01:00:46,088 --> 01:00:48,112 I need you. 572 01:00:50,167 --> 01:00:51,963 I'm sorry. 573 01:00:52,089 --> 01:00:57,194 I don't understand why you're leaving. The explanation part got by me somehow. 574 01:00:58,542 --> 01:01:02,573 I told you from the start that I would eventually move on. 575 01:01:02,697 --> 01:01:06,884 Yeah, but that's something people say. Like... 576 01:01:07,009 --> 01:01:10,123 "I hate dogs", "I don't want to marry", "No kids". 577 01:01:10,249 --> 01:01:14,715 And guess what? Five years later they're married, with kids. 578 01:01:14,841 --> 01:01:16,488 And a dog. 579 01:01:16,613 --> 01:01:18,825 Not me. 580 01:01:18,950 --> 01:01:21,302 Well, apparently not. 581 01:01:26,237 --> 01:01:30,644 How can a man with so much passion be so cold? 582 01:01:31,581 --> 01:01:34,033 What was this to you? 583 01:01:34,159 --> 01:01:36,558 I've told you how I feel. 584 01:01:38,260 --> 01:01:43,033 Because I'm leaving does not mean that I don't care about you. 585 01:01:45,198 --> 01:01:48,455 That's all I'm going to get out of you, isn't it? 586 01:01:48,581 --> 01:01:50,510 No, just save it. 587 01:01:50,635 --> 01:01:56,044 I'll be back in a few days. I assume you'll be gone by then? 588 01:01:57,482 --> 01:02:00,591 Well, Merry Christmas, John. 589 01:02:01,596 --> 01:02:03,721 Thanks for everything. 590 01:02:17,017 --> 01:02:22,182 - Well, just keep him there. - How are we supposed to do that? 591 01:02:22,307 --> 01:02:27,588 I don't know. But just keep him there. I'm still about two hours away. 592 01:02:28,452 --> 01:02:31,463 You can't get here any faster? 593 01:02:33,323 --> 01:02:36,460 I can only go so fast. 594 01:02:36,585 --> 01:02:40,713 But don't tell him I'm coming. That'll only make him leave faster. 595 01:02:41,448 --> 01:02:46,813 - Alright. Do your best. - Yes, I will do my best. 596 01:02:49,096 --> 01:02:53,059 - Just keep him there? How? - We know where he lives. 597 01:02:53,185 --> 01:02:58,394 You want to talk to him again? You think that's the best course of action? 598 01:02:58,519 --> 01:03:03,323 What choice do we have? If we don't see him now, we'll never see him again. 599 01:03:04,581 --> 01:03:06,275 Let's go. 600 01:03:42,401 --> 01:03:46,940 Please don't leave yet. Just stay one more night. Have dinner with us. 601 01:03:47,065 --> 01:03:51,826 - We only want to talk. - I think it's best if I hit the road now. 602 01:03:51,951 --> 01:03:54,662 Please, I have so many questions for you. 603 01:03:54,787 --> 01:03:58,208 My replacement will be at least as knowledgeable as I am. 604 01:03:58,333 --> 01:04:00,635 You know that's not what we mean. 605 01:04:02,174 --> 01:04:04,496 - I don't know what you want. - Nothing. 606 01:04:04,621 --> 01:04:08,978 - I want to learn from you. - This looks a lot more like stalking. 607 01:04:09,104 --> 01:04:11,263 We read the book. 608 01:04:16,510 --> 01:04:18,946 Don't deny that you're John Oldman. 609 01:04:20,620 --> 01:04:22,291 I see. 610 01:04:25,279 --> 01:04:28,530 I'm sorry. It's fiction. 611 01:04:30,900 --> 01:04:37,299 Yes, I knew Art Jenkins. And yes, we gathered at my cabin. And played a game. 612 01:04:37,424 --> 01:04:42,004 A game. A bunch of eggheads playing intellectual charades. 613 01:04:42,131 --> 01:04:44,478 Maybe it went too far. 614 01:04:44,604 --> 01:04:48,841 Art got angry and I guess this was his response. 615 01:04:49,221 --> 01:04:53,597 I understood things have not gone well for him since its publication. 616 01:04:53,721 --> 01:04:57,719 Early retirement. Laughed out of academia. 617 01:04:57,844 --> 01:05:02,657 That can happen when you publish a science fiction novel as fact. 618 01:05:02,782 --> 01:05:05,346 You're saying Jenkins made everything up. 619 01:05:05,471 --> 01:05:11,281 Just because you write a book and call it 'non-fiction' doesn't make it true. 620 01:05:13,463 --> 01:05:15,705 You're safe with us. 621 01:05:15,830 --> 01:05:20,275 We respect you and want to help you spread the word. 622 01:05:21,634 --> 01:05:24,322 - What word? - The word... 623 01:05:26,095 --> 01:05:27,830 of God. 624 01:05:27,955 --> 01:05:32,696 - You think I try to spread the word of God? - Aren't you? 625 01:05:32,821 --> 01:05:35,846 I am a teacher, not a preacher. 626 01:05:36,835 --> 01:05:41,759 Jesus was a teacher. He said: "Go ye into the world and teach all nations." 627 01:05:41,884 --> 01:05:44,298 I said that in class. I teach the Bible. 628 01:05:44,423 --> 01:05:49,735 You are the living embodiment of Jesus Christ. Always have been, and still are. 629 01:05:49,860 --> 01:05:53,365 That is... what's the word I'm looking for... Nuts. 630 01:05:54,769 --> 01:05:57,471 I'm not even Christian. 631 01:05:59,220 --> 01:06:01,747 Were you, or were you not, Jesus? 632 01:06:06,392 --> 01:06:11,853 Whatever you are looking for, whatever you think I can tell you... 633 01:06:12,743 --> 01:06:16,096 You're going to have to find it somewhere else. 634 01:06:18,012 --> 01:06:22,705 Alright, professor. Have a good life. 635 01:06:22,831 --> 01:06:25,650 A good, long life. 636 01:06:37,330 --> 01:06:39,705 - What did you do? - I tried to keep him here. 637 01:06:39,830 --> 01:06:43,236 - You killed him? - I tased him. He hit his head. 638 01:06:43,361 --> 01:06:45,082 Is he breathing? 639 01:06:50,009 --> 01:06:53,009 - Yeah, he's alive. - You are a lunatic. 640 01:06:53,135 --> 01:06:55,697 - We have to call an ambulance. - Hang on. Wait. 641 01:06:55,822 --> 01:07:00,814 You want to make sure he's dead? You want to be the guy who killed the immortal? 642 01:07:02,351 --> 01:07:05,904 - If Jenkins' story is true... - He's been through a lot worse. 643 01:07:06,029 --> 01:07:09,595 You are insane. We have to get him to a doctor. 644 01:07:11,151 --> 01:07:13,935 - What did you take? - Sorry, I can't hear you. 645 01:07:14,061 --> 01:07:18,630 - Art. Art Jenkins. - Dr. Jenkins. What's up? 646 01:07:18,755 --> 01:07:21,561 My car died. Piece of crap. 647 01:07:21,685 --> 01:07:25,913 I'm broken down by the side of the road. You didn't let John leave, did you? 648 01:07:26,038 --> 01:07:29,163 He's still here. Where are you? 649 01:07:29,289 --> 01:07:34,424 - I don't know. Red Bluff. - That's about an hour away. 650 01:07:35,236 --> 01:07:38,565 - His car broke down in Red Bluff. - Where's that? 651 01:07:38,689 --> 01:07:43,392 - Can you tell me exactly where you are? - It's where the 99 meets the 5. 652 01:07:43,517 --> 01:07:47,431 There's a motel, and a lot of dirt. 653 01:07:47,556 --> 01:07:52,267 - Can't he just take an Uber? - You guys go. I've got this. 654 01:07:52,392 --> 01:07:58,957 We'll come pick you up. Just stay there. We'll call when we're close, okay? 655 01:07:59,082 --> 01:08:01,800 Okay. Thank you. 656 01:08:04,177 --> 01:08:06,392 God dammit. 657 01:08:06,517 --> 01:08:11,457 Is there anything I should be doing? How long until you get here? 658 01:08:12,719 --> 01:08:15,379 Okay, I'll see you soon. Thank you. 659 01:08:16,823 --> 01:08:20,510 You guys go. Ambulance is on the way. Take the idiot with you. 660 01:08:20,636 --> 01:08:23,364 - Are you sure? - Yeah, I got it. 661 01:08:23,489 --> 01:08:28,704 What's going to happen when he wakes up? He's going to be so pissed. 662 01:08:28,829 --> 01:08:31,050 Well, he forgave Judas. 663 01:08:32,712 --> 01:08:33,816 Let's go. 664 01:09:34,877 --> 01:09:37,047 You need to release me. 665 01:09:40,853 --> 01:09:43,136 What am I doing here? 666 01:09:44,794 --> 01:09:47,953 You've kidnapped me. Do you realize that? 667 01:09:49,723 --> 01:09:51,561 We just wanted you to stay. 668 01:09:51,814 --> 01:09:57,455 I wanted to go. So you knocked me out and tied me to a chair. 669 01:09:57,580 --> 01:10:03,181 Cut me loose. I'll leave. You'll never hear from me again. 670 01:10:03,306 --> 01:10:07,784 I'm sorry. I can't. 671 01:10:07,910 --> 01:10:12,298 Yes you can. Just cut the tape and walk away. 672 01:10:13,220 --> 01:10:16,336 Do you want something to drink? 673 01:10:20,047 --> 01:10:22,252 Why are you doing this? 674 01:10:27,895 --> 01:10:31,868 - I want to know the truth. - You want to know the truth. 675 01:10:34,611 --> 01:10:37,720 - Where are the others? - They'll be back soon. 676 01:10:39,512 --> 01:10:44,321 So is there a plan, or are you guys just winging it? 677 01:10:44,447 --> 01:10:48,332 Am I going to be tortured for information? 678 01:10:48,458 --> 01:10:51,926 I don't know where the bomb is. I don't have gold treasures. 679 01:10:52,051 --> 01:10:55,806 They just went to go get Dr. Jenkins. 680 01:10:57,047 --> 01:11:02,024 Art is an angry, bitter man. He does not have our best interest at heart. 681 01:11:02,151 --> 01:11:04,884 He only wants to talk to you. 682 01:11:05,009 --> 01:11:09,680 I'm tied to a chair and Art wants to talk to me. 683 01:11:09,969 --> 01:11:13,860 I'm concerned for your safety. You need to cut me loose. 684 01:11:19,189 --> 01:11:21,416 Where do you worship, Philip? 685 01:11:22,207 --> 01:11:24,819 I'm assuming that you worship somewhere because you seem... 686 01:11:24,945 --> 01:11:27,837 Will you please just stop talking? Please. 687 01:11:29,047 --> 01:11:34,322 - Wouldn't sitting in silence be worse? - I don't know. I'm just trying to think. 688 01:11:49,501 --> 01:11:53,064 It's the Jubilee Christian Fellowship, my church. 689 01:11:53,907 --> 01:11:58,853 I've heard of it. You live locally with your mother, right? 690 01:12:00,607 --> 01:12:02,919 She attends as well? 691 01:12:05,189 --> 01:12:07,572 She knows where you are right now? 692 01:12:09,349 --> 01:12:12,533 - She's at a retreat. - What kind? 693 01:12:12,658 --> 01:12:15,884 Transformation Conference. It's about... 694 01:12:17,079 --> 01:12:19,572 preparing for the future. 695 01:12:20,533 --> 01:12:22,316 Protecting the church. 696 01:12:22,442 --> 01:12:26,080 So she's very involved. Both of you are. 697 01:12:26,206 --> 01:12:30,387 Yeah, her mostly, because I'm busy with school. 698 01:12:30,580 --> 01:12:33,769 You'll be more involved after you graduate, right? 699 01:12:35,212 --> 01:12:40,105 Look, I have questions, okay? Will you answer them? 700 01:12:40,230 --> 01:12:42,599 To the best of my ability. 701 01:12:44,533 --> 01:12:47,945 - I want to... - You want to talk about Jesus. 702 01:12:56,024 --> 01:13:00,558 You believe the Bible is the word of God, right? 703 01:13:00,683 --> 01:13:02,293 Absolutely. 704 01:13:02,419 --> 01:13:05,153 How did you come to that belief? 705 01:13:08,814 --> 01:13:11,567 Growing up, my dad drank. 706 01:13:13,228 --> 01:13:16,746 He hit my mother, so we got out of there. 707 01:13:16,871 --> 01:13:19,583 Some people took us in... 708 01:13:19,708 --> 01:13:24,364 they brought us to the church, and it saved us, really. 709 01:13:27,408 --> 01:13:31,871 We were baptized. Born again. 710 01:13:32,823 --> 01:13:37,036 And you now have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as your savior? 711 01:13:37,162 --> 01:13:38,787 Yes sir, I do. 712 01:13:40,067 --> 01:13:42,417 What would he want you to do now? 713 01:13:44,126 --> 01:13:47,754 I don't know. Why don't you tell me? 714 01:13:49,572 --> 01:13:53,660 - Who exactly do you think I am? - I don't know. 715 01:13:53,785 --> 01:13:58,055 I don't know. You're the best professor I ever had. 716 01:13:58,181 --> 01:14:03,165 You know more about the Bible than Pastor Michaels, plus every other religion. 717 01:14:04,470 --> 01:14:06,758 Most of my teachers, they don't... 718 01:14:07,528 --> 01:14:09,221 they won't... 719 01:14:09,346 --> 01:14:12,557 acknowledge the central truth of scripture. They... 720 01:14:12,681 --> 01:14:18,035 believe that faith and science can't co-exist and that's just not true. 721 01:14:18,754 --> 01:14:20,746 That's not how you teach it. 722 01:14:21,680 --> 01:14:26,294 That just means I'm a decent teacher. Right? 723 01:14:27,619 --> 01:14:32,431 I met Isabel freshman year. It was in your Intro class. 724 01:14:33,844 --> 01:14:37,525 She was the first one of us to realize there's something... 725 01:14:37,650 --> 01:14:40,922 different about you. 726 01:14:41,766 --> 01:14:43,618 The way you spoke. 727 01:14:46,938 --> 01:14:52,345 - I mean, you saved that janitor's life. - That was just CPR, you could do it. 728 01:14:52,470 --> 01:14:56,616 - You talked that girl out of suicide. - She just wanted to be heard. 729 01:14:56,740 --> 01:14:59,495 There's all the other weird stuff, too. 730 01:14:59,620 --> 01:15:04,032 There are no pictures of you. Nothing online before you started teaching. 731 01:15:04,158 --> 01:15:10,671 I've got my own reasons for wanting to be very private these days. That's all. 732 01:15:13,408 --> 01:15:15,408 I mean, on one hand... 733 01:15:15,533 --> 01:15:21,349 what if God really did send His son to Earth to spread his word? 734 01:15:21,474 --> 01:15:26,467 Maybe you're exactly how he'd do it. Allow a man to live for thousands of years, 735 01:15:26,593 --> 01:15:30,586 traveling the world, collecting this knowledge and wisdom, 736 01:15:30,711 --> 01:15:34,903 and once he's got it, he starts preaching. 737 01:15:35,456 --> 01:15:39,518 What he's saying is the truth, so people grasp it right away. 738 01:15:39,643 --> 01:15:44,462 It's like Christianity. It took over the world in a couple of hundred years. 739 01:15:48,249 --> 01:15:52,748 - It makes a certain kind of sense. - And you want to believe that story. 740 01:15:54,756 --> 01:15:57,445 I'm not sure. Because... 741 01:15:57,570 --> 01:16:01,388 if you are Jesus, then... 742 01:16:01,514 --> 01:16:04,212 that means that the Bible is just... 743 01:16:06,295 --> 01:16:08,104 fiction. 744 01:16:10,453 --> 01:16:13,967 I want to know the truth. I need to know the truth. 745 01:16:14,094 --> 01:16:16,237 Can you just tell me the truth? 746 01:16:16,363 --> 01:16:19,199 If I tell you the truth, will you let me go? 747 01:16:20,849 --> 01:16:22,327 Yeah, I guess so. 748 01:16:22,903 --> 01:16:25,996 Okay, I want you to listen very carefully. 749 01:16:26,122 --> 01:16:31,186 Two thousand years ago I stood on a hill in Galilee 750 01:16:31,311 --> 01:16:37,092 and I spoke some basic spiritual truths I'd picked up over the years. 751 01:16:37,217 --> 01:16:40,538 When the gospels were written they called me Christ. 752 01:16:40,662 --> 01:16:46,683 But frankly, the whole thing got a lot bigger than I ever intended. 753 01:16:46,808 --> 01:16:51,440 It got violent and scary and I took off. 754 01:16:51,658 --> 01:16:54,204 I've kept my head down ever since. 755 01:16:54,911 --> 01:16:59,863 I have to move on far more often than I would like. 756 01:17:00,529 --> 01:17:02,977 But lately something's changed. 757 01:17:03,731 --> 01:17:07,951 I'm getting lines in my face, gray hair. I don't heal as fast as I used to. 758 01:17:08,076 --> 01:17:14,568 I don't know if it's something in the air, the water, the food, my blood, or DNA... 759 01:17:14,692 --> 01:17:19,611 or a ticking time bomb in my soul. I feel different. 760 01:17:20,966 --> 01:17:23,270 Are you dying? 761 01:17:23,396 --> 01:17:28,063 I don't know. Maybe. Maybe I'm just changing. 762 01:17:28,817 --> 01:17:30,634 Into what? 763 01:17:32,669 --> 01:17:37,482 If your time is limited, it's even more important for you to come forward. 764 01:17:37,607 --> 01:17:42,243 For you to spread the word as only you can. 765 01:17:43,685 --> 01:17:48,134 I've thought about it a lot and I want to help. 766 01:17:48,802 --> 01:17:52,415 There is so much pain and suffering. 767 01:17:54,252 --> 01:17:58,650 The New Testament said I would return, but I never left. 768 01:17:59,685 --> 01:18:01,912 The Book of Revelation says 769 01:18:02,038 --> 01:18:06,284 Jesus will rule over this planet with his believers for 1000 years. 770 01:18:06,409 --> 01:18:11,738 Shouldn't there be a better way to help people than ruling over them like a king? 771 01:18:11,864 --> 01:18:15,481 What about the Rapture, where the dead in Christ will rise? 772 01:18:15,607 --> 01:18:19,527 Why not bring them into the light now? Why condemn them to darkness? 773 01:18:19,653 --> 01:18:23,981 - They've condemned themselves to darkness. - That's harsh. 774 01:18:24,107 --> 01:18:30,496 That's the fate of those who haven't been saved, or who've abandoned their faith. 775 01:18:30,621 --> 01:18:36,802 Everyone can be saved. Everyone can find peace and love. 776 01:18:36,927 --> 01:18:42,669 Why not create a Heaven on Earth, now? We can help do that. 777 01:18:42,794 --> 01:18:46,596 But right now I need your help. 778 01:18:47,529 --> 01:18:51,416 - What can I do? - It's time to cut me loose. 779 01:19:14,349 --> 01:19:16,201 Okay, what's your plan? 780 01:19:16,545 --> 01:19:18,503 One step at a time. 781 01:19:19,662 --> 01:19:23,755 If you're the son of God, why can't you cut yourself loose? 782 01:19:23,880 --> 01:19:26,697 Son of Man. No magical powers. 783 01:19:29,084 --> 01:19:31,210 Okay, you want a plan. 784 01:19:31,335 --> 01:19:36,241 There are many paths to enlightenment, including your born-again experience. 785 01:19:36,366 --> 01:19:40,888 - But there are equally valid paths. - No, there aren't. 786 01:19:41,013 --> 01:19:45,216 It says in Matthew 18:3... 787 01:19:45,342 --> 01:19:50,974 Jesus tells his disciples: "Be converted, or ye shall not enter Heaven." 788 01:19:51,100 --> 01:19:56,482 There are other approaches to enlightenment that have been practiced throughout time. 789 01:19:56,607 --> 01:19:59,334 Why wouldn't we draw on that experience? 790 01:19:59,460 --> 01:20:02,422 Do they involve the cleansing blood of Christ? 791 01:20:02,547 --> 01:20:05,756 The path is less important than the goal: 792 01:20:05,882 --> 01:20:12,220 a personal transformation that enables us to empathize with others 793 01:20:12,346 --> 01:20:16,352 and bring Heaven on Earth right now. 794 01:20:16,736 --> 01:20:20,981 Rational humans have existed on this planet for 200,000 years. 795 01:20:21,304 --> 01:20:25,445 The New Testament has only existed for a fraction of that time. 796 01:20:25,570 --> 01:20:29,575 This is liberal theological nonsense. 797 01:20:29,699 --> 01:20:33,869 - You're a Methodist now? - I'm not being clear... 798 01:20:33,994 --> 01:20:39,143 I've had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as my savior for the past 10 years. 799 01:20:39,268 --> 01:20:43,537 I think I know who Jesus is. You don't sound anything like him. 800 01:20:43,662 --> 01:20:46,936 I don't know which translation of the Bible you've read. 801 01:20:47,061 --> 01:20:49,755 It's so seductive, isn't it? 802 01:20:49,880 --> 01:20:54,014 It's so seductive. The desire to believe you is so strong. 803 01:20:56,770 --> 01:21:02,366 If people knew you existed and started worshipping you, it could destroy the world. 804 01:21:02,491 --> 01:21:05,697 I have no intention of starting a religion. 805 01:21:09,730 --> 01:21:12,724 You're a real smooth talker, Professor Young. 806 01:21:16,044 --> 01:21:20,793 While you're certainly not Jesus, you do remind me of someone else in the Bible. 807 01:21:20,919 --> 01:21:24,362 Someone with miraculous powers of persuasion. 808 01:21:25,342 --> 01:21:31,020 Someone who wants to transform the world, overturning the true message of the Bible. 809 01:21:32,872 --> 01:21:35,096 You're not Jesus Christ. 810 01:21:35,908 --> 01:21:37,682 You're the Anti-Christ. 811 01:21:39,676 --> 01:21:43,374 Cut me loose, Philip, so we can discuss this rationally. 812 01:21:43,499 --> 01:21:49,342 Sure, cut loose the Anti-Christ. What harm could possibly come from that? 813 01:21:49,467 --> 01:21:51,872 Why don't you listen to yourself? 814 01:21:51,997 --> 01:21:57,744 A minute earlier you're prepared to believe I'm Jesus. Now, I'm the Anti-Christ. 815 01:21:58,040 --> 01:22:00,377 I'm not sure who you are. 816 01:22:01,284 --> 01:22:05,044 Maybe you're a regular guy who's a really good story teller. 817 01:22:05,170 --> 01:22:09,942 But you claimed to be Jesus. You sound more like the Great Deceiver. 818 01:22:10,067 --> 01:22:16,104 Do you even know what the Anti-Christ is? The concept doesn't exist in the Bible. 819 01:22:16,880 --> 01:22:20,137 It's a distortion that superstitious monks created 820 01:22:20,263 --> 01:22:23,858 by pulling completely unrelated passages together. 821 01:22:23,983 --> 01:22:30,001 The word "Antichrist" appears in the Epistles of John 822 01:22:30,127 --> 01:22:32,272 but is never a single person. 823 01:22:32,397 --> 01:22:37,784 I'm talking about the really bad guy from the Book of Revelation. 824 01:22:38,013 --> 01:22:45,041 What malevolent creature from the Book of Revelation do I remotely resemble to you? 825 01:22:47,452 --> 01:22:53,482 There's the seven-headed Beast who is wounded to death. 826 01:22:53,608 --> 01:22:56,845 His wounds miraculously heal. You can do that. 827 01:22:58,139 --> 01:23:03,811 The Beast blasphemes God and heaven, much like your theology of many paths. 828 01:23:03,936 --> 01:23:09,191 Ultimately everyone is worshiping him. You're pushing for a similar plan. 829 01:23:10,092 --> 01:23:12,528 All that's missing is the 666. 830 01:23:13,951 --> 01:23:15,986 You got any tattoos? 831 01:23:17,716 --> 01:23:23,663 The nonsense about the Beast is fantasy literature and nothing more. 832 01:23:25,037 --> 01:23:27,627 You really don't believe in the Bible, do you? 833 01:23:27,752 --> 01:23:30,504 It's a book, written by people. 834 01:23:32,467 --> 01:23:38,650 You're an enemy of the Bible, and your message is disastrous to Christian faith. 835 01:23:38,775 --> 01:23:42,209 - You are a threat. - I just want to be left alone. 836 01:23:42,334 --> 01:23:44,560 I don't believe you. 837 01:23:47,280 --> 01:23:50,676 I haven't lied to you once. 838 01:23:50,802 --> 01:23:54,445 I have an idea. Let's have a little test of faith. 839 01:23:55,343 --> 01:23:58,658 - For me or for you? - Both of us. 840 01:24:00,208 --> 01:24:02,707 I know what I believe in. 841 01:24:02,833 --> 01:24:06,619 Okay. So if I really am the Beast... 842 01:24:07,393 --> 01:24:10,419 what do you think God would have you do with me? 843 01:24:12,806 --> 01:24:17,510 - Probably kill you. - Then do it. Let's end this. 844 01:24:18,143 --> 01:24:23,474 I didn't say you were the Anti-Christ. I just said it could be a possibility. 845 01:24:23,599 --> 01:24:29,019 Great. If you're not going to kill me, you'll have to let me go sometime. 846 01:24:29,146 --> 01:24:32,816 I can't let you go until I know if you're Jesus or not. 847 01:24:32,941 --> 01:24:37,221 - I already told you I was. - That doesn't prove anything. 848 01:24:38,029 --> 01:24:41,021 Then plunge your knife into me and find out. 849 01:24:41,148 --> 01:24:45,371 If I'm Jesus I'll survive. Or die and be reborn. 850 01:24:45,943 --> 01:24:50,743 Maybe you're a manipulative story teller, and I'd be a murderer. 851 01:24:50,868 --> 01:24:56,005 But it still comes down to the same choices: stab me or let me go. 852 01:24:58,486 --> 01:25:02,790 So just stick this knife in your eye or something? 853 01:25:02,915 --> 01:25:06,005 Why not place it on my right side? 854 01:25:06,132 --> 01:25:09,353 Like the Roman soldier with the spear. 855 01:25:11,651 --> 01:25:15,610 So you want me to stab you right now as an act of faith. 856 01:25:15,734 --> 01:25:17,445 I didn't say that. 857 01:25:19,322 --> 01:25:21,865 - But what if I want to? - Then you would be... 858 01:26:14,440 --> 01:26:18,528 You've reached Philip. Sorry I can't get to the phone right now... 859 01:26:18,654 --> 01:26:21,063 No answer. 860 01:26:21,190 --> 01:26:26,275 Philip, where are you? We have Dr. Jenkins, we're really close. Call me. 861 01:26:27,009 --> 01:26:30,782 So what's your problem with him, anyway? 862 01:26:30,907 --> 01:26:33,478 - Me? - Yeah. What'd he ever do to you? 863 01:26:33,604 --> 01:26:37,690 Aside from the fact that he ruined my life? That problem? 864 01:26:38,751 --> 01:26:40,604 Don't get salty, dude. 865 01:26:41,291 --> 01:26:46,478 - What happened, Dr. Jenkins? - Well, you read my book, Isabel. Yes? 866 01:26:46,604 --> 01:26:50,417 You were all good friends, academic peers... 867 01:26:50,542 --> 01:26:54,375 He told you his story, then "just kidding" and he vanished. 868 01:26:54,500 --> 01:26:58,963 I was angry. I felt betrayed. We all felt betrayed. 869 01:26:59,089 --> 01:27:03,237 And I wanted to expose him for the lunatic that I thought he was. 870 01:27:03,362 --> 01:27:06,154 So you became a ninja stalker. 871 01:27:06,824 --> 01:27:09,973 I gave up hope of finding him until I saw your email. 872 01:27:10,099 --> 01:27:14,103 That doesn't explain how you went from a skeptic to a believer. 873 01:27:14,417 --> 01:27:20,634 I'm an archaeologist. I dug deep, looking for the truth, 874 01:27:20,758 --> 01:27:25,573 but I couldn't disprove his fantastic story. 875 01:27:25,892 --> 01:27:32,235 - So I published. And... - Got run out of Dodge on a rail. 876 01:27:32,361 --> 01:27:34,582 It sucks to be you. 877 01:27:37,835 --> 01:27:39,979 No, I would agree. 878 01:27:49,422 --> 01:27:53,663 - I guess the ambulance is already gone. - Maybe there's a note inside. 879 01:27:53,788 --> 01:27:56,922 Call the hospitals. There can't be that many. 880 01:27:57,047 --> 01:28:02,039 - Professor Young's truck is gone. - Hello? Anybody home? 881 01:28:02,165 --> 01:28:06,614 Still no answer. Philip, what's up? Where are you? 882 01:28:25,196 --> 01:28:28,246 Look, there's blood. 883 01:28:41,219 --> 01:28:44,570 Okay, okay. What went on here? 884 01:28:44,694 --> 01:28:49,086 - Philip said he was calling an ambulance. - You need to call the police. 885 01:28:49,211 --> 01:28:53,369 - We don't know what happened. - That's why you need to call the police. 886 01:28:53,668 --> 01:28:56,441 Philip might've done something stupid. 887 01:28:57,329 --> 01:29:00,211 Don't touch that. You have to dial 911. 888 01:29:00,336 --> 01:29:03,696 It's a broken chair and blood. We don't know what went on. 889 01:29:03,821 --> 01:29:07,523 Two people and a car are missing. 890 01:29:07,649 --> 01:29:11,359 - We have to find Philip. - No, you have to call the p... 891 01:29:12,430 --> 01:29:14,899 I'll do it. 892 01:29:15,024 --> 01:29:20,728 Wait, we don't want to get in trouble. Let's just think about what happened. 893 01:29:20,853 --> 01:29:23,937 Maybe Professor Young is in the hospital. 894 01:29:24,062 --> 01:29:29,305 They would've stopped the bleeding here. There wouldn't be a blood trail. 895 01:29:29,430 --> 01:29:32,199 - We're not criminals. - You have no choice. 896 01:29:32,324 --> 01:29:38,997 If the cops come, we all get arrested. Our lives are totally over, period. 897 01:29:39,399 --> 01:29:42,813 But where are they? 898 01:29:42,938 --> 01:29:47,218 Do you think Professor Young killed Philip? 899 01:29:47,344 --> 01:29:50,924 - No way. - Maybe Philip killed Professor Young. 900 01:29:51,050 --> 01:29:57,054 Then he would have had to cut his head off. There's not enough blood for that. 901 01:29:57,180 --> 01:30:01,234 - That's a little graphic. - Maybe they just drove away together. 902 01:30:01,359 --> 01:30:05,607 - After having a knife fight? - Or a ritual sacrifice? 903 01:30:06,321 --> 01:30:11,007 Professor Young was leaving... Maybe he just left. 904 01:30:11,133 --> 01:30:17,202 The Van Gogh is still upstairs. He wouldn't leave it behind, after all these years. 905 01:30:17,328 --> 01:30:21,580 Tara, you and Dr. Jenkins call all the hospitals, see if he's there. 906 01:30:21,704 --> 01:30:25,531 Liko and I will stay here, figure out what to do with this. 907 01:30:26,414 --> 01:30:28,351 Sound like a plan? 908 01:31:22,375 --> 01:31:28,314 I got your letter, obviously. I was surprised to hear from you. And a letter. 909 01:31:30,062 --> 01:31:32,902 Technology is not my friend these days. 910 01:31:39,867 --> 01:31:45,249 - It was a lot of absorb, John. - I know. 911 01:31:47,671 --> 01:31:49,742 How are you feeling? 912 01:31:49,867 --> 01:31:54,566 Still sore. I'm not used to being injured for an extended period of time. 913 01:31:54,690 --> 01:31:56,597 It's only been six weeks. 914 01:31:56,721 --> 01:32:00,985 I've had much worse, and I'm usually up in a couple of days. 915 01:32:01,112 --> 01:32:06,145 - This is different, Harry. - How so? 916 01:32:06,473 --> 01:32:09,981 I don't know. But I hope I'll find out soon. 917 01:32:11,853 --> 01:32:15,931 I like the beard. Reminds me of a Schnauzer I had once. 918 01:32:18,464 --> 01:32:21,251 No, no. I got it. 919 01:32:23,230 --> 01:32:26,747 - So you're living here? - Yes. 920 01:32:27,473 --> 01:32:30,781 - How much longer? - I don't know. 921 01:32:35,158 --> 01:32:38,801 I think I found a name for myself. A classification. 922 01:32:39,537 --> 01:32:43,145 - "Holocene Man". - Your dates are a little off. 923 01:32:43,270 --> 01:32:47,566 The Holocene only goes back 12,000 years. And you, you're... 924 01:32:47,690 --> 01:32:52,223 I saw the ice melt, watched the birth of an epoch. 925 01:32:52,978 --> 01:32:58,464 Scientists are starting to coalesce around the idea that the Holocene's over. 926 01:32:58,589 --> 01:33:03,160 We're now living in the Anthropocene. 927 01:33:04,174 --> 01:33:08,665 Man's activities on the planet have been so severe, it's changed it permanently, 928 01:33:08,791 --> 01:33:11,792 creating a whole new epoch. 929 01:33:12,432 --> 01:33:16,130 That would explain a thing or two about my condition. 930 01:33:16,256 --> 01:33:18,410 End of an era. 931 01:33:19,008 --> 01:33:22,554 Oh, John. Come on, don't talk like that. 932 01:33:22,678 --> 01:33:27,100 Well, everything ends. And apparently, nobody lives forever. 933 01:33:31,237 --> 01:33:32,948 What is it? 934 01:33:35,627 --> 01:33:40,314 John, I didn't do this, come here, for any reason, except you asked. 935 01:33:40,440 --> 01:33:44,404 But, since we're here, I could really use your help. 936 01:33:44,529 --> 01:33:49,582 It's my dad. He's been sick for a while. And now... 937 01:33:50,542 --> 01:33:54,574 Would you be willing to come home with me? Just for a while? 938 01:33:56,457 --> 01:34:03,457 - I think he would really like to meet you. - I'll check my calendar. I think I'm free. 939 01:36:16,490 --> 01:36:20,399 Dr. Jenkins? Angelo Garcetti, FBI. 940 01:36:20,707 --> 01:36:23,419 FBI. What can I do for you? 941 01:36:23,544 --> 01:36:28,927 I hope we could talk about John Young, aka John Oldman, aka John Magdel. 942 01:36:29,052 --> 01:36:31,911 Yeah, yeah. I know who you mean. 943 01:36:32,036 --> 01:36:37,739 - I don't know where he is. - I know. If you knew, I'd know it, too. 944 01:36:37,864 --> 01:36:40,373 Is that so? 945 01:36:40,965 --> 01:36:43,544 Do you think he kidnapped Philip Nichols? 946 01:36:43,669 --> 01:36:46,365 I hope not. I'd hate to think he'd hurt a kid. 947 01:36:46,490 --> 01:36:50,176 You have reason to believe he's capable of violence? 948 01:36:50,302 --> 01:36:55,809 He hunts large animals with bow and arrow, and butchers them with his own hands. 949 01:36:55,934 --> 01:36:59,854 - I have no idea what he's capable of. - I see. 950 01:36:59,980 --> 01:37:05,277 - You've said he claims to be immortal? - Sometimes. Sometimes he denies it. 951 01:37:05,402 --> 01:37:10,491 - Do you think it's true? - Maybe he's just older than he looks. 952 01:37:10,616 --> 01:37:16,169 You describe him as over six feet, thin, with dark hair and eyes. 953 01:37:16,294 --> 01:37:18,326 Interesting. 954 01:37:18,451 --> 01:37:22,248 - Why? What's it to you? - It's a cold case. 955 01:37:22,373 --> 01:37:26,020 Crazy thing. His description matches a guy, died years ago. 956 01:37:26,146 --> 01:37:32,646 But witnesses keep placing him at the scene of violent crimes. Sick, twisted stuff. 957 01:37:33,333 --> 01:37:38,654 Always a different name, different place, but the same description. 958 01:37:39,349 --> 01:37:43,398 I don't think John would hurt people intentionally. 959 01:37:43,524 --> 01:37:47,401 But he is certainly a skilled identity fabricator. 960 01:37:47,527 --> 01:37:49,394 Maybe so. 961 01:37:49,520 --> 01:37:54,909 But an immortal, identity-changing serial killer... Could that be possible? 962 01:37:56,482 --> 01:37:58,529 I think... 963 01:37:59,911 --> 01:38:02,082 anything is possible. 964 01:38:04,999 --> 01:38:09,672 Hi again. I hope you enjoyed the film. 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