hot
and fussy. Do you mind having a look?
- Yeah. Sure, sure.
- Thanks.
[Aaron cries]
Loop, dude. Loop.
- So, the fever's completely gone?
- Completely.
You're not just saying that, right?
You seem a bit distracted.
I'm fine. And so is Aaron.
Thanks.
Doctor still in?
I was grabbing for mussels in the
tide pool, pissed off a sea urchin.
Well, doesn't look infected.
A little Neosporin wouldn't hurt.
Yeah. Right. Neosporin.
I think the current rate of exchange
is ten loads of laundry for a tube.
Right.
[ jazz]
[indistinct female voice on PA]
[feedback]
[static]
[electronic noise]
[clicking]
- [static]
- [feedback]
[static continues]
[loud feedback]
[indistinct female voice on PA]
What was that?
John?
[Henry] What's the matter?
You sure you want to do this?
We could just go on that picnic,
you know.
Soon, I promise.
Hey...
Maybe he left you his kidney.
"For we who are alive, who are left,
will be caught up together with them in
the clouds to meet the Lord in the air,
and so we will live
with the Lord forever."
We commit the soul of Anthony Cooper to
you, that we shall never be separated.
And now we are united with Christ
as we go toward him. Amen.
Do you wish to say anything, John?
I forgive you.
[car engine starts]
[static]
[woman on PA]
Please proceed... [indistinct]
[Henry] John?
Hey, you out there?
What's that noise?
John? What's going on? T alk to me.
- Will you be quiet?
- T ell me what's happening.
- What the hell is...
- Will you shut up?
[woman on PA] Ten, nine, eight,
seven,
- six, five, four, three, two...
- Maybe you should get Jack!
- I said, shut up!
-...one.
- [siren]
- [mechanical rumble]
What happened?
- I bet four papayas.
- You can't bet. I just bet.
You can either call, or raise,
or lay 'em down, muttonchops.
Don't look at me.
Lay them down, Hurley.
He's got you beat.
- Dude. I've got a killer hand.
- No, you don't.
- But you don't know...
- You got a baby straight.
He's got the flush.
What about me? What do I got?
Hard to say, but you're just playing
for the fun of it.
Well, fun's not bad.
You should try it sometime.
Don't call him, Hurley.
Hey, Amarillo Slim!
You think because you watch poker on TV
you can tussle with the big boys?
- I've gotta head back to the hatch.
- Hatch ain't going nowhere, Doc.
So how about you put your mangoes
where your mouth is?
I guess I could play a hand or two.
[electrical buzzing]
Hey! What's going on?
Are you still out there? John? John?
I'm here.
What were those noises? What's wrong?
- Did something...
- Nothing is wrong.
- So what's the verdict, Mr. Locke?
- Uh...
The seismic bolting is all first-rate,
there's no visible mold, no dry rot.
It'll all be in my report,
but I think you and your husband
got a pretty nice house here.
If I had a husband,
I'm sure he would be happy to hear that.
If you'll just sign this invoice.
[car engine starts]
Hello, Son.
[ blues]
What do you want?
Look, John...
I know what I did to you was wrong.
You stole my kidney.
I was dying.
You could have asked me.
You could have just asked me.
What do you want from me?
I killed myself off because there are
two men who were going to beat me to it.
Oh! What did you do, steal their livers?
No. I took them for 700,000 dollars.
Retirement con.
I put the money in a safe deposit box,
but these two guys might be sitting
on the bank to see if I show my face,
which is why I need you to go in there
and get it for me.
Do you think I'm stupid?
I want you to take 200 grand of it.
It won't make up for what I did to you,
but it's the best I can do.
I'll be at the Flightline Motel, near
the airport, until tomorrow afternoon.
And then I'm gone, money or no money.
And, John, if I don't see you again...
I'll understand.
We're locked in.
What?
These blast doors came down.
The whole living area is sealed off.
I can't get out.
- Did you try to pry...
- Yeah, but I couldn't...