Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You're making a mistake, Barb.

Maybe, but I'm tough.

or suffer at your leisure.

Final seating, Flight 647.

I remember when you believed in something.

Ten thousand... No.

I want safe passage for me and Charlie all the way through the unoccupied zone.

In an emergency, pull that yellow lever.

As long as it takes, citizen.

And not to mention the $750,000 credit on the debit card.

Don't you just love it when a plan comes together?

and a badly-scented proposal of marriage.

I do believe I'm falling in love.

Her face has changed. You won't recognize her.

From the beginning.

Does this constitute an emergency?

Her DNA holds the antidote to our greatest biochemical weapon.

Don't call me DJane

the occasional midnight detonation.

Finders keepers.

Good luck, Doc.

I'm sure that your business dealings

It's not just about money, you know.

Do I make myself clear?

Colonel Pryzer, Alexander Willis, Director of Police Operations.

Oh, now, ain't that sweet.

Ah, if she's more to your pleasing...

Issue a warrant?

Under lock and key.

I had no direct knowledge of that operation.

Who was that? Your mother.

There's only one person in Steel Harbor that has connections on all sides.

Last call, Flight 647.

Willis and the local cops don't know squat either.

to unleash Red Ribbon on the entire free territories,

How many more? Give me two.

I never thought I would see the day

One of those overly romanticized Resistance names.

Her escape could jeopardize our strongest defensive action yet.

No. He'll be here.

Barb, you of all people should know that.

Retinal scan verified.

A little gun-running here, some bail-jumping there,

Please, be polite.

Do yourself a favor. Just give 'em back and say you're sorry.

Lucky for me, you don't hold a grudge.

Dr. Corrina Devonshire, Cora D,

You'll get over it. I did.

It's a front for the Resistance.

Charlie's down there.

I want to trade the lenses.

What happened in Seattle is not what you think.

Hold your fire!

And that's where I lived for three years.

Very interesting woman.

And I came ready for anything the Congressionals could lob at me.

Give me three minutes and meet me downstairs.

It's not that easy, Doc. We can't find him anywhere.

You put these in your eyes, you can get through any retinal scanner,

Yes, ma'am, every day.

Okay. You can have him.

Goddamn you, Willis, I'll break you in half.

Even in Washington, we've heard of Barb Wire.

Have you ever tried to drive into Steel Harbor?

Thought I might bring 'em by the Hammerhead.

I was chief of medical research for the Congressional Directorate.

Oh, Barb, we're so close. Don't you feel the magic?

If I were you I wouldn't do that.

She's going to Steel Harbor, the free city.

How come I don't get to drive?

I'm neutral. I'm a businesswoman, Colonel.

A million dollars is pocket change to what's going down.