Speaker 1: Tomorrow's Monsters as a production of My Heart Radio Flynn
Speaker 1: Picture Company, so I could be at pictures and upper
Speaker 1: room productions. I stood there, momentarily paralyzed by the site
Speaker 1: of Finn Connelly's body embedded in the roof of a
Speaker 1: delivery van he had fallen over thirty ms to his death.
Speaker 1: Backed up in tend to walk away to remove myself
Speaker 1: from the scene, and then I saw him standing it,
Speaker 1: David Truesdale. His eyes fixed on me. He started walking
Speaker 1: towards me, walking fast, so I ran like health. Then
Speaker 1: looking back over my shoulder, I saw him getting into
Speaker 1: the driver the scene of his grave fan, the Gray Fan.
Speaker 1: I was running fast down a narrow lane. Looking back
Speaker 1: over my shoulder, I see if he was coming, and
Speaker 1: sure enough he was bearing down on me. Dah. That's
Speaker 1: when I crashed, ran straight into a trash canel and
Speaker 1: then they flipped over him. She could I kept moving.
Speaker 1: I scampered back. Then I quickly crawled into the fence
Speaker 1: line parking lot on my left. I stayed low and
Speaker 1: moved between the cars. M Then I slipped underneath one
Speaker 1: of the cars to hide. M H. The true still
Speaker 1: pulled up in front of the parking lot and stepped
Speaker 1: out of the grave van. He left the engine running.
Speaker 1: Then he moved through the parking lot looking for me,
Speaker 1: hunting me. I thought you were gonna give me a
Speaker 1: generous judgement, Jack Block. He's black boot scraping on the
Speaker 1: pavement as he came closer and closer. How was that
Speaker 1: class action super working out for you? I held my breakfast.
Speaker 1: He moved past me. I thought that American accent was
Speaker 1: a little funny clever. I'll give you that, and I
Speaker 1: made a break for it. I slipped out from under
Speaker 1: the car on the other side and crawled along the
Speaker 1: fence line back to the opposite side of the car or,
Speaker 1: staying low and an out of sight. I waited until
Speaker 1: he had his back turned, and then I made a
Speaker 1: break for the great van. L I gandhi, And this
Speaker 1: time I didn't look back. Jack. The speed limit on
Speaker 1: Archadia Boulevard is thirty five miles per hour, not seventy
Speaker 1: five miles. Jenner, shut up, Christ, Chriss Christ, Finn, of course,
Speaker 1: Finn Carley Fink Corley is dead Puss. Christ pushed from
Speaker 1: the rooftop of his building. But fuck but David Truesdale,
Speaker 1: Jann I said, course for next corpse, for next cour
Speaker 1: Finn said he designed a kill switching secret and antido
Speaker 1: to deactivate in the night and turn off the my DAP.
Speaker 1: He attested it on the batch of stronger rats in
Speaker 1: his lap, but he didn't know if it worked or not.
Speaker 1: I had to get the next corp to see if
Speaker 1: it worked. Then he's killed. Switch was my only hope, Jenna,
Speaker 1: How long do we get there in that hell? Jenna
Speaker 1: dour Agent Batti dialing, all right, pick up, pick up,
Speaker 1: pick cover every inch to special ship. It's been administration.
Speaker 1: Don't forget to leave your number of books. Beatty, is Jack?
Speaker 1: That I need to talk to you is about Finn Connley,
Speaker 1: Finn Connie. He's about to blow the whistle on next corp,
Speaker 1: on Max Feller and shut at the whole thing. But
Speaker 1: now he's okay. He's there too. Now, please, I need
Speaker 1: you to call me as soon as possible. We don't
Speaker 1: have much time. Jack, this sounds urgent. Do you want
Speaker 1: me to market as urgent? So that would be great? Message?
Speaker 1: Sent ship ship ship incoming call from Agent Batting Ratty.
Speaker 1: It's Jack. They got to him, they got to feed
Speaker 1: and now they're off to me, Jack, I'm glad you're called.
Speaker 1: Are you okay, kid? Jack? Who is this? Oh? We're
Speaker 1: just glad you're alive? Now? When can you get here?
Speaker 1: Where is Agent Batty? That's an important Jack? What is
Speaker 1: important is that you are saved. Now. We need you
Speaker 1: to come on in. I only want to talk to
Speaker 1: Agent Batty. Jack. We need your help and frankly, you
Speaker 1: need or just tell us where you are. What happened
Speaker 1: to Betty? He's out, he's out, correct, act baby is
Speaker 1: no longer with the agency. But that's not what matters.
Speaker 1: No longer with the agency. Correct. Look, he briefed us
Speaker 1: on everything, Jack, Yes, he briefed me on everything. And
Speaker 1: I need you to come in immediately so I can
Speaker 1: help you. Do you understand? Home ended January. This is
Speaker 1: Dr Cassandra Berkeley, Case member one zero to one test
Speaker 1: subject Max Fuller. Today we are doing three exposures pr
Speaker 1: F for one second each, eyes forward, deep grab Uh,
Speaker 1: he's here. Are you ready? You think your uncle comes? Sir?
Speaker 1: He doesn't have a choice and why is that. Let's
Speaker 1: just say that offering hard candied a little girls on
Speaker 1: snapchat is not a good look if you want to
Speaker 1: get re elected. Nice. I will get him. Come in, Matt,
Speaker 1: this is Senator Robert Berkeley. Senator Robert Berkeley, and I
Speaker 1: used to be uncle Baba to you. That's what she
Speaker 1: used to call me when she was a little girl.
Speaker 1: She couldn't say Uncle Robert, so I became uncle Baba
Speaker 1: and Uncle Robert. This is pleasures all mine, Senator, thank
Speaker 1: you for your time. Well, Cassie has spoken very highly
Speaker 1: of you. Besides, I knew your father, Walter and I
Speaker 1: were on a Congressional committee Wants at least a decade ago.
Speaker 1: He was a great man. You've got some big shoes
Speaker 1: to fill. Indeed, cass here has spoken very highly of
Speaker 1: you as well, Sir, you're her favorite uncle, you know.
Speaker 1: Oh really, she is special. Let's get right to it,
Speaker 1: shall we, Yes, let's we know your time is very precious.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Cassie told you that I have a hand
Speaker 1: in multiple intelligence committees and government agencies, including the Advanced
Speaker 1: Defense Research Initiative Agency. And Cassie tells me you have
Speaker 1: something my associates might be interested in. What have you got?
Speaker 1: What we have engineered here at next CORP is more
Speaker 1: than just an application to eliminate human vulnerabilities. Like sleep
Speaker 1: and fear memory loss. We've discovered a way to use
Speaker 1: the same technology to evolve humans beyond language speak English.
Speaker 1: What the hell are we talking about here? We're talking
Speaker 1: about an application that will give soldiers in the battlefield
Speaker 1: a tactical advantage. That's right, Senator. Imagine if you would
Speaker 1: our soldiers in combat, all silently communicating to each other,
Speaker 1: all wired into each other's thoughts like a pack of wolves,
Speaker 1: an elite combat unit operating with what we call a
Speaker 1: hive mind. Hive mind, I'm not sure. I followed a
Speaker 1: new class of super soldiers. Where are you with this project? Now?
Speaker 1: Final phase? Our first human trial group, civilians mind, you
Speaker 1: tested higher than active duty marines on everything a pattern recognition,
Speaker 1: complex problem solving, completion time, reaction time memory. And that
Speaker 1: was after a week without any sleep. These aren't ordinary stems.
Speaker 1: This is revolutionary. How soon could we test this ourselves? Theoretically?
Speaker 1: Theoretically now, sir? Unfortunately we're a lockdown at the moment.
Speaker 1: And why is that? The h e A. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, apparently they have wide reaching authority. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, I helped create the damned agency. Who exactly
Speaker 1: are you dealing with? Over there agent betting he's the Jesus. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, Patty. Look, the h A has to have
Speaker 1: enforcement privileges of the whole outfit would look bogus. But
Speaker 1: let's just say that's not why they exist. And don't
Speaker 1: worry about Beatty. He isn't going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: When can we get eyes on your prototype of demo
Speaker 1: for my people in Arlington? We're ready right now, sir,
Speaker 1: perfect next week. And who else are you talking to
Speaker 1: about this full transparency? Senator? I already have a few
Speaker 1: offers on my desk. Who when lay Jurker incorporated? All right, Look,
Speaker 1: if my guys can verify your claims about shut Up,
Speaker 1: they will outpid the Chinese ten times over. Hell, they'll
Speaker 1: buy you out just to keep this technology in our hands. Excellent. Wow,
Speaker 1: you really do remind me of your father Max. Thank you, senator,
Speaker 1: and thanks for getting behind this. And I'm always inclined
Speaker 1: to help Cassie anyway I can. I appreciate your cooperation,
Speaker 1: Uncle Baba h I dished a great van in an alley.
Speaker 1: What a late message? Yeah? Is anyone else here? There's
Speaker 1: been a lot of people going and coming back, but
Speaker 1: I guess you're still here, looks like the wholes were empty,
Speaker 1: the officers were decimated, personal belongings were taken away. It
Speaker 1: was on a settin it. I made a bee line
Speaker 1: toward the lap first. Yeah, sure enough. There's a series
Speaker 1: of cages, each inhabited by four rats, all of which
Speaker 1: ye sleeping peacefully. Thank God who works. Finn's door is
Speaker 1: blessedly unlocked, and stepping in is surreal. Finn colony made
Speaker 1: things here. He helped change the course of science. No more,
Speaker 1: nothing new will come out of this place after I
Speaker 1: leave it. It's no longer a workplace now, it's more
Speaker 1: like a museum or a hum Jesus check. Can you'll
Speaker 1: sit together? Come on? Come on. My hands were shaken
Speaker 1: as I rummaged through Finn's desk looking for the kill switch,
Speaker 1: the antidote, and I heard someone coming ship. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: You are standing in the dark at Finn's desk. Why
Speaker 1: she's looking for you? Spec Key's why she said you
Speaker 1: needed then I doubt that very much, said I have
Speaker 1: to go. Where's my mother's she's taking the tons of
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to hear that. It was inevitable. So she's
Speaker 1: been going downhill for a long time. Yeah, that's tough
Speaker 1: he has been. She was brilliant. She still is, at
Speaker 1: least she's seen that way. We didn't talk particle physics
Speaker 1: or anything, but she seemed pretty on the ball. He
Speaker 1: spoken to her. Why don't you sit down Jack first?
Speaker 1: Smart guy? Jack, you've sure are dumb. Did you really
Speaker 1: think we don't vet our employees that the day you
Speaker 1: walk through the door, we didn't have someone immediately sifting
Speaker 1: through your entire life that we wouldn't connect you to
Speaker 1: your brother? Michael Corbin was his name. When did you know?
Speaker 1: Next knew the day he walked in the door. So
Speaker 1: why did you hire me? I thought it was the
Speaker 1: dumbest idea in the world. But Max, well he's a visionary.
Speaker 1: He thought you would come in handy, and he was right.
Speaker 1: You really have been handy. What do you mean by
Speaker 1: that cleaning up Max's messes? Well? Are you saying right now? Abby?
Speaker 1: For instance? And now, Finn, let me show you something
Speaker 1: I think you'll like it. Just push play. That's finish placing. Yes,
Speaker 1: do you recognize the man come out of that lobby?
Speaker 1: It's me? It is I know what you're insinuating, and
Speaker 1: this is ridiculous. The video will show other people going
Speaker 1: up and down, so there's no proof. Unfortunately, the person
Speaker 1: who sent me this said the rest of the video
Speaker 1: was somehow lost Christian true Stale. That's right, you've met
Speaker 1: now he is handy. Excuse me, Jack, Hello, that's Web.
Speaker 1: Is he in the building now? Yes, he's still here.
Speaker 1: Did you make contact? I'm with him now. Actually know
Speaker 1: who's that? Just keep it in there? Who are you
Speaker 1: talking to? Just a sad guy. I'm talking to Rainy Webb,
Speaker 1: agent Batty's replacement. She's the new head of the A
Speaker 1: g A. I called her when I saw you on
Speaker 1: the monitors breaking into Finn's lab erratically. What's that, Rainy?
Speaker 1: Is he calm? More combatic? Just a sec I'll ask him,
Speaker 1: how are you feeling, Jack, Rainy, he's not answering. Just
Speaker 1: keep him there, don't worry, he's not going anywhere. Ten
Speaker 1: minutes okay, perfect, We'll see you then. You've always been
Speaker 1: pretty resourceful, amant. I told you Jack, we all have
Speaker 1: different versions of ourselves inside. Take Max. Now there's a
Speaker 1: guy who had a monster locked inside, a real nasty
Speaker 1: guy named Benjamin. Turns out shut I was the key
Speaker 1: I needed to unlock him. When I hit before they
Speaker 1: get here. You don't look so good. You've been putting
Speaker 1: the strings this whole time. Max Truths Dale, my brother
Speaker 1: and you too, Jack? You too? Oh? How are you
Speaker 1: gonna do? Jack? Are you gonna get rough with me?
Speaker 1: Are you going to let the real Jack come out
Speaker 1: to play? No? I didn't think so, because you're weak?
Speaker 1: You what could? You're a fucking psychopath? Goodbye. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: try to leave if I were you. I'll try to
Speaker 1: stop me. Fine. Yeah, how about what is that that sounds?
Speaker 1: That's fifty hurts. It's a way to manually log into
Speaker 1: your brain. Yeah, it's just a little project we've been
Speaker 1: working on. It's called hive mind Stop. We realized that
Speaker 1: shout I had more uses than one. Turns out that
Speaker 1: swarm of tiny robots in your head can not only
Speaker 1: talk to each other, they can talk to us too,
Speaker 1: and take remote commands like this. M h feeling better now?
Speaker 1: Well you should. I made your brain release a healthy
Speaker 1: dose of endorphins. I can make you feel better though, Jack,
Speaker 1: Uh huh. I just spike your dobamine with a pinch
Speaker 1: of oxytoca, just to make you like me again. Once
Speaker 1: I'm logged into someone's head. I can just dial their
Speaker 1: emotions up or down with this nifty hive mind app
Speaker 1: right here on my phone. Think of what this will
Speaker 1: do for the military. Not to mention and the Sex
Speaker 1: and District. A prototype has been in film, Matt, and
Speaker 1: we needed to test it, and that's where you came in. Jack. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: you are one of the first human trial subjects our
Speaker 1: prototype Tomorrow's Monsters, starring John Boyega as Jack Locke, Darren
Speaker 1: Chris as Max Fuller, Marley Shelton as Cass Berkeley, Clark
Speaker 1: Gregg as Walter Fuller, saw In Gauga as David Truesdale,
Speaker 1: Nicholas Takowski as Finn Connolly, Claire Bronson as dr Abbie Reynolds,
Speaker 1: David Chen as Michael Corbin, su Hila Eltar as Jenna,
Speaker 1: Victor Rivera as Eddie Bender, Robert Kraalgo as Agent Batty,
Speaker 1: Steve Coulter as Senator Berkeley, wrote of Griffith's as Rainy Webb,
Speaker 1: with addition no performances by Helen Abel, Jason Williams, Michael Anthony,
Speaker 1: Robin Bloodworth, and Teresa Davis. Our first assistant director is
Speaker 1: Michael Monty. Our second assistant director is Sarah Klein. Sound
Speaker 1: and music by Ben Lovett. Additional sound design and editing
Speaker 1: by Benjamin Belcolm, Justin Roboski and Mike Reagan. Casting by
Speaker 1: Jessica Fox Thick pen Our. Executive producers are Scott Sheldon,
Speaker 1: Shelby Thomas, Alexander Williams and Matthew Frederick. Written by Dan
Speaker 1: Bush and Nicolas Takoski, Created by Dan Bush and Conald Byrne.
Speaker 1: Directed by Dan Bush, Produced by both Flint dan Bush
Speaker 1: and John Blaga. Tomorrow's Monsters is a production of Igheart Radio,
Speaker 1: Flynn Picture Company, Psycopia Pictures, and Upper Room Productions. For
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