Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'm... The... We... We, um...

And you plan on wading through them how?

My pleasure. If you're ready...

students and faculty would talk over ping-pong tables.

[CHOKING] Emily, stop this.

You know, biopsies, etcetera.

You're an FBI agent!

We never went down that route.

I'll call you as soon as we find out more.

No, thank you. I've [SIGHS] tried the whole therapy thing.

You mentioned sending Tyler to group therapy.

And Detective Tommy Gibbs connected Oduwale to Catalyst Diagnostics

I cured his PTSD.

He was never given any psychotropic medications?

What was in those injections?I don't know.

So, what do you think? We have about 90 minutes?

So where'd you go?

or one that's not self-destructive. And, um...

Please stop! Please!

ON VOICEMAIL: This is Emily, leave a message.

Let's just make this quick.

Oduwale had independent access to Catalyst Diagnostics' database in 1982,

I mean, of course.

We need to talk to the Mills. I can go.

Did you inject Flynn? Untie me!

[STUTTERING] 'Cause I failed.

Have you seen Emily? Is she back?

You tortured me.

[TV CONTINUES PLAYING]

CAL: The same person who ordered Rex Wolfe to do the fentanyl killings

I know Rex Wolfe was your patient,

just for yourself?

What did you inject them with?

But I wouldn't cross that line.

Dr. Semo Oduwale was Rex Wolfe's therapist at Fort Devens.

[CELL PHONE VIBRATING]

But I'll admit, I've treated hundreds of military personnel.

Way more advanced than the hormonal compounds I'd found.