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CAST:
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Eliza Dushku (as Tru Davies)
Zach Galifianakis (as Davis)
Shawn Reaves (as Harrison Davies)
Jason Priestley (as Jack Harper)

Special Guest Stars:
Cotter Smith (Richard Davies)
Liz Vassey (Dr. Carrie Allen)

Guest Stars:
Greg Anderson (Professor Seidel)
Carly Pope (Kate Wilson)
Ty Olsson (Matt)
Adrian Holmes (Victor)
Jeremy Guilbaut (Hank)
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TRANSCRIPT:
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TRU (v.o) Last season on Tru Calling…
 
INT. Bar. Night.

TRU
In laymen’s terms, I relive days

HARRISON
You…relieve…days?
 
INT. Morgue. DAY.

TRU
Jack, what you thought was happening to you…it happens to me
 
INT. Bar. DAY.

JACK
I just wonder sometimes

TRU
About?

JACK
Consequences. Ripples in fate
 
INT. Morgue. NIGHT.

DAVIS
He is not like you. He is the opposite of you. You save lives and he…

TRU
Takes them
 
EXT. Street. NIGHT.

JACK
You have no idea what you’re doing. If you save someone who shouldn’t be here, there are consequences

TRU
Do you think I’m messing up some grand plan? Maybe I am the plan!
 
INT. Morgue. DAY.

LUC
What’s gonna keep us from going in the same circles?

TRU
This weekend, let’s talk. About everything
LUC
Okay
 
INT. House. NIGHT.

(A gun is fired, a bullet hitting Luc in the chest)
 
TRU (screaming)
No! No, Luc…look at me, come on
 
(Screen fades to white, and opens up again at Luc’s funeral. Shot of Luc in his open coffin, and Tru and Harrison crying. Tru turns round, to see Jack Harper standing a few yards away beside a tree)
 
EXT. Cemetery. DAY.
TRU
My mother had the calling and she passed it on to me. If you think for one minute that I am ever gonna stop, you’re wrong
JACK
You should know one thing. This is bigger than you think
TRU
You have no idea what you’ve begun
 
Cut to: A car pulls up beside Jack, who is standing alone. The window winds down. It’s Richard Davies
RICHARD
Get in
 
INT. Car. DAY.
RICHARD
Tell me, what does my daughter know?
JACK
Why don’t I start with what she doesn’t know? That you once did what I do
RICHARD
She’s tough. You’ll have your work cut out for you
JACK
I love a challenge
RICHARD
Well Jack – I believe you’ve got one
 

Fade to Black
 
1. EXT. Campus. DAY
(Students walk around the campus grounds, one boy rides by on a bicycle, past Tru, who is running towards the building, looking worried. She has her cellphone to her ear, it’s ringing)
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Hello?
 
TRU
All right, I’m here
 
Cut to: Davis at the Morgue
 
DAVIS
We’ve been through this Tru. You know exactly what to do
 
Cut to: Tru runs into the college building and up a few steps
 
TRU
Okay, I’m in
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Okay, good. Now remember where you need to go
 
(Tru looks around)
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Johnson 201
 
Cut to: TRU
I don’t see it
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Turn left, third door on the right. And relax! You’re good at this. This is what you were meant to do
 
Cut to: TRU (stopping in a doorway)
I’m here, Davis. I made it
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
I can’t believe it…
 
(Tru walks into the room: it’s a lecture hall and its filling with students, taking their places and getting out their notes)
 
Cut to: DAVIS
First day of Med School
 
Cut to: TRU
Yeah, almost
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Almost? What do you mean, almost?
 
TRU (making her way to her seat)
Well, I’m only auditing. If it wasn’t for all those strings you pulled
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Tru, Tru, Tru…listen
 
TRU
What?
 
Cut to: DAVIS
It’s okay to be proud of yourself
 
Cut to: TRU
Thanks, Davis. Bye
 
Cut to: Davis – he hangs up his cellphone, and smiles
 
2. INT. Lecture Hall. DAY.
(Tru is just getting her notepad out, when her cellphone rings again. She looks at it and answers)
 
TRU
Harrison
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
It’s me
 
Cut to: Harrison, walking along a street
 
I’ve got some interesting news
 
Cut to: TRU
You found Jack?
 
Cut to: HARRISON
No, one-track-mind, I haven’t found Jack
 
Cut to: TRU
Forgive me. When someone kills my boyfriend and disappears for two months, I tend to get a little obsessed
 
Cut to: HARRISON
It’s a good point, it’s a good point – but no. Dad’s in town
 
Cut to: TRU
Dad?
 
(Professor Seidel enters the room)
 
SEIDEL
Okay everyone, take your seats
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
Yeah, he wants to have lunch. He wouldn’t say why
 
Cut to: Harrison, getting into a yellow delivery truck
 
Hey, listen, I really gotta run, I’m gonna be late for another delivery. Oh, you might wanna congratulate me. Its six weeks on a job. It’s a personal best
 
Cut to: TRU
Congrats, Harry
 
SEIDEL
Miss Davies?
 
TRU (to Harrison)
I gotta go… (she hangs up quickly)… Yes, Professor?
 
SEIDEL
Miss Davies, just because your coroner friend used his pull on the board to get you into my class, doesn’t mean you won’t be held with the same standards as the real students
 
TRU
Real students? I am a real student
 
SEIDEL
Okay. Perhaps you’d like to tell me which artery terminates as a nasopalatine artery?
 
TRU
I…er…
 
SEIDEL
It’s the maxillary artery. You’re in medical school now, Miss Davies. You only have decision to make. Are you committed to saving lives or not?
 
TRU
Yes, I’m committed
 
SEIDEL
How reassuring for all of us. Now, moving on to things that actually matter
 
Cut to: Shot of the City buildings
Cut to: Shot of a Restaurant and Coffee Bar
 
3. EXT. Coffee Bar. DAY.
 
HARRISON
Are you moving here?
 
RICHARD
Crime’s up. For a defence attorney, that means business is good. So, an office in the city was a natural
 
HARRISON
What about Jordan and the kids?
 
RICHARD
Weekends. It’s not ideal, but they understand. So, tell me. How’s Tru doing? I know how upset she was after what happened to that boy, Luc
 
HARRISON
Ah, she’s tough. She’ll feel better once she finds out who killed him
 
RICHARD
Promise me something. You won’t let her get too obsessed
 
HARRISON
It’s too late
 
RICHARD
All right, enough small talk. I wanna tell you why I asked you here. Since I’m opening up an office, I’m gonna need some help. Investigators, researchers, resourceful young people. Like yourself
 
HARRISON
Wait, are you offering me a job?
 
RICHARD
What do you say? Wanna come work for the old man?
 
4. EXT. Street. DAY.
(Tru and Harrison are walking together)
 
TRU
You turned it down?
 
HARRISON
Yeah, I told you, I got a job. And I know it might not be glamorous, but it’s legit, and it’s mine. I did it on my own. You know what’s funny is, my whole life I just wished Dad would start acting like a real father, you know? And now that he is…I don’t need him
 
(They turn the corner)
 
Oh, no…no, no, no, no wait…
 
TRU
What’s wrong?
 
HARRISON
What…the van! The van, I parked it right here, the company van!
 
(he walks out into the space by the kerb)
 
TRU
Was it towed?
 
HARRISON
No, no, not towed, I fed the meter and everything! What… (he steps on broken glass that crunches under his feet) Oh, glass….broken glass. Somebody stole it! They stole it, Tru! They stole the…Ohhh, personal business. Personal business! Of course they’re gonna can me, Tru!
 
TRU
Okay, just relax, okay? Just..
 
HARRISON
Relax? Look, I love that job. I’m good at it. Damn it! You see that? You see what happens? I try to live an honest life and look
 
TRU
Okay, listen, we’ll think of something, I promise, okay, just call in sick and I promise you, we’ll…
 
(Harrison’s cellphone rings, he answers it)
 
HARRISON
What?
 
BOOKIE (v.o.)
I think your guy’s here. He just took ten grand off me
 
HARRISON
What, right now?
 
BOOKIE (v.o.)
I’ll stall him if you want
 
HARRISON
Okay, cool. Yeah, all right, thanks (he hangs up and turns to Tru) Hey, that was my bookie
 
TRU
Er – about the honest life?
 
HARRISON
Let me finish…someone matching Jack’s description just showed up to collect ten big ones
 
TRU
Where?
 
HARRISON
111 Grand Street. But he’s stalling him till you get there
 
(Tru turns and starts to walk away)
 
But hey, what’re you gonna do when you get there? Tru? Tru?
 
Cut to: Shot of City buildings
Cut to: Shot of a busy street
 
5. EXT. Street. DAY.
(Tru stands on the corner, watching the door marked “111 Grand Street”, across the road. She looks across the street the other way: a young girl on a skateboard is skating towards some steps. There’s no sign of Jack)
 
(Tru hears the skateboard bumping down the steps, she looks over. It rolls into the road, and the young girl runs after it. Tru looks up the street: there’s a truck coming, and the driver is looking at his cellphone)
 
(Tru looks back at the young girl. She’s kneeled to pick up her skateboard in the middle of the road. She looks up, noticing the truck. The truck horn honks loudly. Tru stares in horror as the truck ploughs onwards)
 
(The truck rolls past, and Tru stares across the road to see Jack holding the little girl, the skateboard is in pieces on the road. Jack puts the girl down and she runs off)
 
JACK
You’re welcome!
 
(He chuckles to himself as Tru hurries over the road towards him)
 
TRU
What the hell was that, Jack?
 
JACK
Tru. What a nice surprise
 
(she doesn’t reply)
 
Kids today, not even a thank you
 
TRU
So, what, now you save lives?
 
JACK
One: who’s to say that truck would have actually killed her? And two: why do you look so surprised?
 
TRU
Because you take lives. You don’t save them
 
JACK
I guess you don’t listen so well, Tru. I preserve fate. Until a day restarts, I’m no different then (pointing at random people on the street) him, or her…or you
 
TRU
Oh, you are different. Because I don’t kill someone’s boyfriend and then disappear for two months
 
JACK
Living in the past can be so debilitating, don’t you think?
 
TRU
You thought killing Luc would make me stop? Well, guess what, it only made me stronger
 
JACK
Preaching to the choir. I saw you myself all summer. All those people fated to die, that you saved
 
TRU
That’s right, I didn’t lose once. While you did what, exactly?
 
JACK
Travelled. Relaxed
 
TRU
Death took a holiday?
 
JACK (chuckling sarcastically)
But you know what I did more than anything, Tru? I hoped. I hoped that you would come to your senses, I hoped that you would find a way to stop saving people who are supposed to die
 
TRU
Correction: who are supposed to live
 
JACK
Don’t you see? I gave you a gift. I gave you the perfect excuse to walk away
 
TRU
Actually, you have me every reason to stay
 
JACK
So here we are. Right back where we started. Later, Tru. Catch you on the rewind
 
TRU
I’ll be waiting
 
JACK
Unless I get there first
 
(Fade to Black)
(OPENING CREDITS)
 
Cut to: Shot of the City Morgue
 
6. INT. Morgue. DAY.
 
TRU
He’s back, Davis. He’s come back to stop me
 
DAVIS
You’re ready for this. There’s nothing to worry about. You’ve prepared for this
 
TRU
Okay. So why do you look so worried?
 
Cut to: Richard and Jack, standing in his office
 
RICHARD
I’m not worried, I’m curious. Was she surprised to see you?
 
JACK
Oh, I think there are some bigger surprises in store for her, Richard, wouldn’t you say? Look, I told you, I can handle her. You don’t need to move here
 
RICHARD
And I told you, Jack: I know my daughter. And you’re gonna need all the help you can get
 
Cut to: Tru and Davis, at the morgue
 
TRU
I have plenty of help. You, Harrison if need be. But this is my calling. A job I was chosen to do. I can beat him
 
Cut to: Richard and Jack
 
RICHARD
Are you ready? Because I’m certain she is
 
JACK
Oh, you’re proud of her. That’s cute. But I have her a chance to stop, and she didn’t take it. So I’ll stop her myself
 
RICHARD
Confidence. You remind me of myself when I had your job. Except I won
 
Cut to: Davis and Tru
 
DAVIS
Well until the day restarts, you’ve done everything you can. I’ve got to get upstairs, I’m running late for my psych evaluation
 
TRU
Oh right, with the staff shrink. Good luck, Davis
 
DAVIS
Well, it’s just a formality. Tom Jordan and I are old friends. He’s been rubber-stamping me for years
 
7. INT. Tom Jordan’s Office. DAY.
(Davis enters, and closes the door behind him, without actually looking into the room)
 
DAVIS
Okay Tom, let’s get this over with
 
CARRIE
Get this over with?
 
DAVIS
Oh, I’m looking for Tom Jordan?
 
CARRIE
He’s gone on indefinite medical leave
 
DAVIS
Oh…I didn’t know he was sick
 
CARRIE
Yeah. Oh, I’m sorry, how rude. I’m Doctor Carrie Allen. I’m his replacement. And you must be…
 
DAVIS
I’m Davis
 
CARRIE
Davis. Here
 
(she shows him a seat, he sits)
 
You are two hours late, Doctor Davis
 
DAVIS
It’s actually just Davis.
 
CARRIE
Oh. I actually assumed you weren’t going to show up at all
 
DAVIS
No, I like psychological tests. Inkblots and such. Call me crazy
 
CARRIE
Look, I know you’re probably nervous about this. But the wonderful thing about my test? There are no wrong answers
 
DAVIS (biting his nails)
Okay
 
CARRIE
All I need you to do…is look at this picture
 
(she picks up a piece of card with a large ink blot on it)
 
…and tell me the first thing that pops into your head
 
DAVIS
No wrong answers?
 
CARRIE
No wrong answers
 
DAVIS
That is the lost continent of Atlantis, and the puppy that I never got as a child
 
(Shot of Carrie looking slightly stunned)
 
8. INT. Morgue. DAY.
(Tru is talking on the telephone)
 
TRU
Yeah, I think he should take the job, Dad. But you know Harry, he likes to do things on his own
 
VICTOR (bringing a body on a trolley)
Incoming!
 
TRU
Uh, right Dad, but look, I gotta go, I’ll call you later, okay?
 
(she hangs up, and walks out of the office)
 
My father, Ward Cleaver all of a sudden
 
9. INT. Morgue. DAY.
(Victor unzips the bodybag, Tru stands by with a clipboard. The body is a young woman, in a uniform)
 
TRU
Oh no, a cop
 
VICTOR
Harbor Patrol Officer. She died answering a distress call in the Bay
 
TRU
“Kate Wilson, responded to an SOS call at 3:07 pm”
 
VICTOR
Some college kids lost control of a boat called The Green Hornet
 
TRU
Sounds routine
 
VICTOR
Would’ve been. Except for the White Squall
 
TRU
“White Squall”?
 
VICTOR
A storm that comes unexpectedly. No real warning until, bang, you’re in the middle of it. She drowned when a swell knocked her overboard
 
TRU
What about her partner?
 
VICTOR
Couldn’t get to her, the waves were too rough. It’s a miracle he didn’t drown too (His pager bleeps) Oh, that’d be me. Duty calls. She’s all yours Tru. See you
 
TRU
Later
 
(she sighs, and looks down at the body)
 
Lost consciousness when hypothermia set in…fluid in her lungs, no surprise there
 
(The camera pans around to show Davis has entered, and is watching her)
 
DAVIS
Keep that up you won’t need me here anymore
 
TRU
Yeah, that’ll be the day
 
DAVIS
No, I’m serious. It’s nice to know if anything happens to me that you could take over, on your own
 
TRU
Look, is this about Jack?
 
DAVIS
It’s not about Jack. It’s about Carrie
 
TRU
Carrie?
 
DAVIS
Dr. Allen, Tom Jordan’s replacement. My psychological test didn’t go over too well, and she’s requested more testing
 
TRU
What does that mean?
 
DAVIS
It could mean, well, nothing
 
TRU
Or?
 
DAVIS
Or, it could mean that I’m crazy, clinically speaking. And if the test results show that, then I won’t be here anymore. They won’t let me
 
TRU
No, that’s not possible
 
DAVIS
Actually it is
 
(Tru scoffs in disbelief)
 
TRU
First I get humiliated at Med School, then Jack shows up, and now this. You know, what next?
 
(She turns back to the body of Kate Wilson. Her head turns towards Tru)
 
KATE
Save me!

 
[Flashes of images as the day rewinds]
 
10. INT. Tru’s bedroom. DAY.
(Tru sits up in bed, panting)
 
TRU
Here we go again
 
11. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Tru is on her cellphone)
 
TRU
Davis, it’s me
 
Cut to: DAVIS at the morgue
Why are you calling me now? You’re not due in class for another three hours
 
Cut to: TRU
I know, it’s one of those days
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Ah, okay. Who’s the lucky victim?
 
Cut to: TRU
Kate Wilson, she’s with the Harbor Patrol. She died in a White Squall
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Whoa. You don’t hear about that everyday. What do you need, an address or something?
 
Cut to: TRU
No, I’ve already got one. I did my homework, Davis. She’s supposed to start work any minute
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Okay, what can I do for you?
 
TRU
You can listen very carefully, because you missed quite a day yesterday. Jack came back, my father moved to town, and you flunked your psych exam
 
Cut to: DAVIS
What? Tom Jordan would never flunk me
 
Cut to: TRU
No, but his replacement would. Dr. Carrie Allen, the new staff shrink
 
Cut to: DAVIS
What, a woman? Well, did I find her attractive? Because if I did, then that would explain a lot
 
Cut to: Tru – she stares over at the water. Kate Wilson is standing on her boat at the end of the pier
 
[Flashback: Kate’s body lying in the morgue]
 
TRU
Hey Davis, I gotta go
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Stupid question, of course I found her attractive
 
12. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
 
TRU
Officer Wilson?
 
KATE
Yes?
 
TRU
Hey, I’m Tru Davies. I’m interested in joining the Harbor Patrol, and I’m told you are the woman to talk to
 
KATE
And who told you that?
 
TRU
The question is, who didn’t? I’ve asked around, and you’ve got a lot of fans
 
KATE
Well it’s nice to see the checks have been clearing
 
TRU
Anyway, I would love to pick your brain, get some pointers on the exam maybe?
 
MATT (on the boat)
Kate, let’s get a move on!
 
KATE
I’m late for my patrol, but tell you what, I have a lunch break at one. Meet me here, and we’ll grab a cup of coffee and I’ll tell you what you need to know?
 
TRU
Oh, great, thank you, I’ll see you at one
 
Cut to: Shot of the “Hudson University, School of Medicine” sign
 
13. EXT. Campus grounds. DAY.
(Tru walks towards the building, on her cellphone)
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
Hey
 
TRU
Hey Harry, it’s me
 
Cut to: HARRISON
That’s so weird. I was just about to call you
 
Cut to: TRU
I know. That’s why I called you first
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
Oh, got it. One of those days. All right. What do I need to know?
 
TRU
Just try to act surprised when Dad offers you a job
 
Cut to: HARRISON
A job? Really? Well, did I take it?
 
Cut to: TRU
No, you turned it down. But let the old man down easy, because he took it pretty hard
 
Cut to: HARRISON
Well see that’s great Tru, ‘cause they love me at this job
 
Cut to: TRU
Yeah well, maybe not for long
 
Cut to: HARRISON (gloomily)
What did I do?
 
Cut to: TRU
Look, your van got stolen while you were at lunch. The day rewound before I had a chance to talk to you again, my advice is, just move the van
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
All right, consider it moved
 
(Tru hangs up and enters her classroom. Everyone is already in their seats)
 
SEIDEL
Miss Davies, good of you to join us
 
TRU
Yeah, I’m really sorry
 
SEIDEL
Miss Davies, just because your coroner friend used his pull at the board to get you into my class doesn’t mean you won’t be held to the same standards as the real students
 
TRU
Real students? I am real student
 
SEIDEL
Okay. Then tell me which artery terminates as a nasopalatine artery?
 
TRU
That would be the maxillary artery. Of course, the nasopalatine itself, ends as the posterior septal branches after it crosses under the surface of the sphenoid. Ballpark?
 
(Students around her murmur and smile)
 
SEIDEL
Yes. That’s right. That’s absolutely right
 
Cut to: Shot of the Harbor Patrol boat out on the waters
 
14. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Kate and Matt are still on the boat)
 
MATT
There’s nothing doing out here today. What do you say we head back?
 
(Kate looks around, and notices a kayaker in his boat. He spins to the left and capsizes)
 
KATE
What’s that?
 
MATT
Hold on, give him a second
 
(They wait. The boat doesn’t move, neither does the man underneath it)
 
KATE
Go!
 
(Matt roars the Patrol boat’s engine towards the kayak)
 
MATT
Come on…
 
KATE
I’m going in
 
MATT
Kate!
 
(Kate dives over the side and swims underneath the kayak)
 
MATT
Come on
 
(Kate resurfaces, holding a man in her arms)
 
MATT
Come on, Kate
 
(Kate swims back to the boat with the man, and Matt pulls them both up. He lays the man down on the floor of the boat: it’s Jack Harper)
 
JACK
You saved my life
 
[Fade to Black]
[Flashes of the days images in sequence]
 
15. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Jack has a blanket wrapped around him, back on dry land)
 
JACK
I have no idea what happened, I was just paddling along, the next thing I knew…
 
KATE
Well you’re fine now, everything’s okay
 
MATT
You’re a very lucky man
 
JACK
Don’t I know it
 
(Kate opens the door at the Harbor Patrol office, and holds it open for Jack)
 
JACK (cont’d)
Thanks
 
16. INT. Harbor Patrol Office. DAY.
 
JACK
The things we take for granted, huh? Never a dull moment
 
(he groans, clutching his head. When he looks at his fingers, there’s blood there)
 
KATE
Oh, come here, let me see. You must’ve smacked your head when you tipped. Sit down
 
JACK
Oh, thank God you were out there. The last thing I remember is getting in my kayak. Next thing, lights out
 
KATE
You don’t get out on the water much, do you?
 
JACK
What gave it away? (he laughs) Well, the truth is, my sister’s sailing into town tonight, and when the two of us get together, a boat race is inevitable. So I figured I’d polish up on my skills before she got into town. Guess I’m getting a little old to let the competitive spirit get the best of me, huh? Oh, where are my manners? I’m…I’m Jack Harper
 
KATE
Hey, Kate Wilson
 
JACK
Hey
 
KATE
Maybe next time you should just let your sister win by forfeit
 
JACK
Well thanks to you there will be a next time
 
17. EXT. Street. DAY.
(Harrison drives the van up the road and into an empty space at the side of the road. He’s about to cut the engine, when he realises this is probably where he parked yesterday when the van got stolen. He grunts in frustration, and pulls off into the road again.)
 
18. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Kate is on her moored boat. Jack walks down the pier towards her)
 
JACK
Officer Wilson?
 
KATE
Yes, Mr Harper?
 
JACK
Um, here’s the deal. Believe it or not, you’re not the first person who’s saved my life

 

KATE (walking off the boat onto the pier)
I didn’t save your life
 
JACK
The first person was a trauma surgeon in Irvine, California. He pulled a bullet out of my neck and sutured a couple of arteries so I wouldn’t bleed to death
 
KATE
I’m sorry
 
JACK
The point is, by the time I came out of the coma, Dr. Trakk had been transferred back east and I never got the chance to say thank you. Not the right way, anyway. So I swore to myself that if I was ever unlucky enough to need someone to save my life again, I would find a way to express my gratitude properly
 
KATE (smiling)
Your kayak flipped. Chances are you would’ve pulled yourself out if I hadn’t come along
 
JACK
Well at least let me buy you lunch
 
KATE (laughs)
Lunch?
 
(she hesitates, he smiles at her)
 
Let me get my things together and…you can wait a moment?
 
JACK
I got nothing but time
 
(Kate walks back onto the boat. Tru comes walking down the pier)
 
TRU
Kate?
 
(she notices Jack and glares at him)
 
KATE
Oh, hi, Tru
 
TRU
You ready for that cup of coffee?
 
KATE
Oh, damn. I’m sorry, it completely slipped my mind. I just made lunch plans with Mr. Harper
 
JACK (holding his hand out to Tru)
Hi. Jack Harper. Office Wilson just fished me out of the Bay
 
TRU (shaking his hand)
What a shame
 
KATE
Tru’s interested in joining the Harbor Patrol
 
JACK
Ah, bored with your day job?
 
TRU
No, just looking for some new challenges
 
JACK
Oh, I see. Competition at work’s not to your liking
 
TRU
Its fine, it’s just not as good as it thinks it is
 
KATE (climbing off the boat with her bag and jacket)
Look, Tru, um, why don’t we just reschedule? I can meet you any morning next week if you like
 
TRU
No, we can’t
 
KATE
We can’t?
 
TRU
I don’t mean to be pushy, but this entrance exam is next week, and we really need to talk
 
KATE
And we will, just not right now
 
TRU
Kate, really, this is so much more complicated than you think
 
JACK
Officer Wilson, if this lady’s bothering you, I could call someone and…
 
KATE
Thanks, I’m fine. Listen, I don’t know what your deal is. But why don’t you do us both a favour and just find someone else to help you.
 
(Jack smiles at Tru triumphantly)
 
KATE (cont’d, to Jack)
I’m just gonna put my things away. I’ll meet you in the office?
 
JACK
Okay
 
(Kate walks away. Jack turns to Tru)
 
JACK (cont’d)
Ah. The eager recruit. A classic. Too bad it’s not gonna work
 
TRU
Too bad she didn’t let you drown
 
JACK (laughing)
You know, I missed this Tru. I really did. You can be so entertaining when you’re losing
 
TRU
You haven’t won anything yet
 
JACK
No, I haven’t. But the beauty of my job is I don’t have to change anything. I merely have to prevent you from changing anything. And from where I sit, Kate’s day is right on course
 
TRU
Hmm. Feeling pretty good about yourself right about now?
 
JACK
Yeah, I’m getting there. Anyway, it’s been lovely to see you, Tru. But I’m late for a lunch date, and don’t worry: I’ll make sure Kate’s last meal is a memorable one. No-one should die on an empty stomach
 
Cut to: Shot of City Morgue
 
19. INT. Morgue. DAY.
(Davis walks down the corridor, on his cellphone)
 
DAVIS
The day is very young. There’s no reason you can’t win this one
 
Cut to: TRU (at the Harbor)
Two hours to go, Davis. Kate died after answering an SOS call at 3:07pm yesterday. So far, I’ve done nothing to change that
 
Cut to: DAVIS
What’s Jack up to?
 
Cut to: TRU
Probably his shrimp appetizer. He took Kate to lunch
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Winning the war of hearts and minds, I see
 
Cut to: TRU
It’s hard enough to get people to believe they’re in danger. It’s even harder when you have Jack working against you
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Okay, well if you can’t stop Kate from answering the distress call, then maybe you can stop the distress call itself
 
Cut to: TRU
Right, there’s no danger if there’s no-one to save
 
(She looks across at the boats moored by the pier. One is called The Green Hornet)
 
[Flashback: VICTOR: Some college kids lost control of a boat called The Green Hornet]
 
Thanks, D, I’m on it. There’s just one thing I need you to do for me
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Yeah what’s that?
 
Cut to: TRU
Find a way to ground Kate’s boat
 
Cut to: DAVIS
What do you mean, ground a police boat?
 
Cut to: TRU
Yeah we have to cover our bases and stay one step ahead of Jack
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Well unfortunately, you’re one step ahead of me. You can’t ground a police boat, Tru!
 
Cut to: TRU
You’ll think of something, I know you will. Okay, bye
 
(She hangs up the cellphone)
 
Cut to: DAVIS (to himself)
And people think I’m crazy around here, jeez…
 
20. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Loud rock music is playing onboard The Green Hornet as Tru walks up)
 
TRU
Wow, she’s a beauty. Fibreglass hull, Evinrude engine
 
HANK
Yeah, it’s my father’s. He thinks of it as the son he never had. So, uh, can I help you with something?
 
TRU
Actually, I think I can help you. I’m a volunteer with the Harbor Patrol, and there’s a storm advisory for the Bay, so we’re grounding all recreational crafts
 
HANK
You’re kidding me
 
TRU
I wish I was. Hasn’t exactly made me Miss Popularity today
 
HANK
No, I mean…man, I thought he was nuts
 
TRU
What’s that?
 
HANK
Ah, I’m guessing you’re Tru, right?
 
TRU
Yeah?
 
HANK
Yeah well, some guy paid me a visit this morning, said you might stop by today. And he told me to give you this
 
(he reaches into his pocket, pulls out a slip of paper and gives it to Tru)
 
TRU
A guy?
 
(she unfolds the note. It reads: “Been there, done that. Jack”)
 
HANK
Said you might try to ruin my trip. Something about a storm. I thought he was crazy
 
TRU
No, you have to trust me. It’s not safe out there today
 
HANK
If you ask me, with people like you around, the Bay seems like the safest place I could be
 
(The boat roars away, leaving Tru standing there alone)
 
[Fade to Black]
[Flashes of the day’s images in sequence]
 
21. EXT. Street. DAY.
(Harrison’s cellphone rings as he walks along the street)
 
HARRISON
Hey, this is Harrison
 
(he listens to the person on the other end and his face falls)
 
Stolen? What?! You’re kidding!
 
Cut to: Shot of the City Morgue
 
22. INT. Morgue. DAY.
(Davis paces the room, alone)
 
DAVIS
Ground a police boat…ground a police boat…okay…
 
(he picks up the telephone, dials, and clears his throat)
 
Hi, this is Admiral McNulty at the Fifth Fleet. I was pulling into port today, I couldn’t help but notice a vessel, starboard side…
 
(he looks up and notices Dr. Carrie Allen standing in the doorway. He covers the telephone, fumbles with it, almost dropping it)
 
Can I help you?
 
CARRIE
Yeah. I’m Dr. Allen, Tom Jordan’s replacement?
 
DAVIS
Oh God…my psych evaluation
(to the phone) Can you…can you hold on a second?
 
CARRIE
Yeah, you’re about a half an hour late…so I decided to come down and see what was keeping you, and now I know. You were making phony phone calls
 
DAVIS
Oh it’s not…it’s uh…it’s not what you think it is
 
CARRIE
Really? Why don’t you go ahead and explain it to me then…Admiral?
 
DAVIS
It’s a funny story actually….the…well, maybe it’s not that funny, it’s…
 
CARRIE
The good news, Doctor? I don’t think you’ll be needing that psych evaluation after all. ‘Cause I’m thinking that I have all the answers that I need
 
(She turns and walks away. Davis puts his head in his hands and puts the receiver back to his ear)
 
DAVIS
Hello? Yeah, I’m still here…
 
Cut to: Shot of the Harbor, camera moves around until it settles on Kate and Jack
 
23. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
 
KATE
Thanks again for lunch
 
JACK
Thanks again for saving my life
 
KATE
Hey I know this might sound a little forward but, I’m free tonight, and there’s this street festival downtown that’s supposed to be a ton of fun
 
(Jack hesitates, Kate laughs)
 
KATE (cont’d)
I know that look. You’re flattered, but you already have a girl who wouldn’t appreciate me asking you out
 
JACK
You’re right, I do have a girl. My sister – she’s sailing into town tonight, and we have a lot of catching up to do
 
KATE
Sure, right, anyway it’s none of my business, so…
 
JACK
But…I am free all day tomorrow
 
KATE
Great, me too
 
(they smile at each other, and are interrupted by Matt, who’s already on the patrol boat down the pier)
 
MATT
Kate! Come on, let’s go
 
KATE
Uh, but you should probably leave, because if they see me loafing anymore, they’ll dry-dock me and I won’t be able to make any rescues
 
JACK
Right. Well, we wouldn’t want that
 
KATE
See you tomorrow
 
JACK
Tomorrow, right
 
(Kate walks towards the pier, and Jack turns and walks the other way)
 
Cut to Tru, waiting at the pier
 
24. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
 
TRU
Kate, hi
 
KATE
Tru, we are way past amusing here
 
TRU
You have to listen to me. It’s not safe for you out there today
 
KATE
Look, maybe this job isn’t for you, but it’s what I do. I save people in need
 
TRU
Like Jack Harper?
 
KATE
Yeah, exactly
 
TRU
Well, things aren’t always as they seem, Kate
 
KATE
What? Are you saying I didn’t save Jack?
 
TRU
I’m saying things can be deceiving. Like right now the water’s calm but that can change so quickly, you know that
 
KATE
So?
 
TRU
So a storm can come on without warning. A white squall, or…
 
KATE
A white squall? Tru, you’ve been watching too many movies. And in case you haven’t noticed, the weather’s beautiful. We haven’t had a distress call since this morning
 
(Tru glances at the clock on the board behind Kate. It is 3:07pm)
 
[Flashback: TRU: “Responded to an SOS call at 3:07pm”]
 
HANK (on Kate’s radio)
Mayday, mayday! This is the Green Hornet, our location…we’re just past the drilling platform, we’re taking on water, we’re in trouble out here
 
KATE
This is Harbor Patrol, we’re on our way
 
TRU
Kate…Kate, wait!
 
KATE
Nothing is gonna happen to me, and don’t tell me again that today is different
 
TRU
But it is! Let me come with you
 
KATE
Should I answer that, or is laughter enough?
 
MATT
Come on, let’s go
 
TRU
Kate, I know what it’s like to wanna save people, but we can’t save everyone
 
KATE
Well maybe you can’t, but I can
 
(she zips up her jacket and the boat roars off, sirens wailing)
 
25. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(The patrol boat is zooming across the water looking for the Green Hornet)
 
MATT (on the radio)
Green Hornet, this is Harbor Patrol, please restate your position
 
HANK (over the radio, very crackly)
We’re just past the drilling platform, please hurry, the engine’s dead!
 
MATT
Green Hornet, can you hear me?
 
(no answer)
 
Green Hornet?
 
(still nothing)
 
Damn it!
 
KATE (staring out into the Bay)
Oh my God…
 
MATT
What the hell is that?
 
KATE
She was right
 
(Kate and Matt stare out into the storm that’s rapidly approaching)
 
MATT
We can’t go into that. We won’t come out
 
KATE
We have to, they need us. We have to
 
COAST GUARD (over radio)
Harbor Patrol, this is the Coast Guard. We’ve spotted the vessel, we’ve got a towline in her. We’re bringing her in, over
 
MATT
Coast Guard, this is Harbor Patrol, do you need additional assistance? Over
 
COAST GUARD (over radio)
It’s under control. Got a tip from Admiral McNulty, Fifth Fleet. Didn’t even know there was a Fifth Fleet. Over
 
MATT
Let’s get the hell out of here
 
(he turns the boat around)
 
26. EXT. Harbor. DAY.
(Kate and Matt bring the boat back to shore, Tru meets them)
 
TRU
You’re okay
 
KATE
Coast Guard took the call. Someone called in a tip
 
TRU
Good one, Davis
 
KATE
You know, I’m not quite sure what you’re all about, but I trust you’re gonna leave me alone now?
 
TRU
Gladly
 
(she walks away, smiling)
 
Who says I can’t save everyone?
 
27. EXT. Street. DAY.
(Tru waits outside 111 Grand, on her cellphone)
 
DAVIS (v.o.)
Hello?
 
TRU
Nice call on the coast guard. I didn’t think they had jurisdiction that far inland
 
Cut to: DAVIS at the morgue
They don’t, I was very convincing
 
Cut to: TRU
What time do you have?
 
Cut to: DAVIS
4:15. Tru?
 
Cut to: TRU
What?
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Kate is safe. You averted her death, you did all you were supposed to do
 
Cut to: TRU
Davis, the rules have changed. Jack is back. Until I have him in my sights, I can’t trust that I’ve won. He has to be here. Jack saved this little girl yesterday at exactly 4:16. If his job really is to preserve fate, then he has to save her again today
 
Cut to: DAVIS
Oh that’s right, because in Jack’s worldview, letting someone die who was meant to live, is just as bad as letting someone live who was meant to die
 
Cut to: TRU
Well let’s hope he’s as good at his job as he thinks he is
 
(she notices the little girl walking across the street in front of her)
 
Okay Davis, it’s show time
 
(The truck is coming round the corner. Tru watches the little girl approach the steps. The truck driver is looking at his cellphone as he approaches the steps, and then moves past them. Tru looks at the steps, confused: the little girl is only just walking down them)
 
TRU
Hey! Your skateboard…you don’t have it
 
GIRL
Some guy just bought it from me for $50!
 
(she proudly holds up the notes before walking away)
 
TRU
Jack
 
28. EXT. Harbor Patrol Office. NIGHT.
(Jack knocks on the door. It’s raining hard and he’s soaked. Kate answers)
 
JACK
Sorry for being so pushy, but…just couldn’t stay away
 
[Fade to Black]
[Flashes of the day’s images in sequence]
 
29. INT. Harbor Patrol Office. NIGHT.
 
JACK
It’s really starting to come down out there
 
KATE
I thought you had plans tonight?
 
JACK
I did, but my sister called, she’s running late, so looks like I’m free
 
KATE
That’s funny, so am I. I asked some guy out this afternoon but he said no
 
JACK
Now, what kind of fool would do that?
 
KATE (laughing)
Okay, listen, I get off shift in about ten minutes, if you think you can wait?
 
JACK
You bet
 
KATE
Okay
 
MALE VOICE (through the radio)
Mayday, mayday, this is a fishing vessel Cloud One
 
KATE
(to Jack) Excuse me
(to the radio) This is Harbor Patrol, Cloud One. Please state the position and nature of your emergency, over
 
MAN (on radio)
There’s a boat, it’s out in the storm, it’s flipping
 

 Camera shot of Jack, looking very satisfied

 
KATE
Cloud One, please state your position, over
 
MAN (on radio)
Just past the sea buoy at the mouth of the Bay
 
KATE
And the boat, can you identify it?
 
MAN (on radio)
No…wait, it’s The Jezebel, that’s what it’s called
 
JACK
Did he say The Jezebel? No, that’s the boat my sister’s sailing in on tonight. I just talked to her, she said they were running late but everything was fine
 
MAN (on radio)
Harbor Patrol, there’s a girl, she’s overboard, she’s in the water
 
KATE
Harbor Patrol’s responding
 
JACK
Kate…
 
KATE
It’s my job, Jack
 
(she runs out of the office. The telephone rings. Jack answers it)
 
JACK
Harbor Patrol
 
Cut to: TRU in her car
How did I know you were gonna answer the phone?
 
Cut to: JACK
How did I know you’d be calling?
 
Cut to: TRU
What did you say? What did you say to get her back out there?
 
Cut to: JACK
She’s saving my sister, Tru
 
Cut to: TRU
Your sister’s dead
 
Cut to: JACK
Oops
 
Cut to: TRU
Kate Wilson was fated to die this afternoon Jack, and I saved her
 
Cut to: JACK
Yes. Yes, you did, but the day is not over yet, and therefore my window of window of opportunity is still open
 
(he peers through the blind at the window. Kate is getting into her boat)
 
And luckily for me, this storm just keeps getting worse
 
TRU (v.o.)
Kate helps people, Jack. She saves lives
 
JACK
Good people have to die too, Tru. You know that as well as I
 
Cut to: TRU
You say you’re not a killer. Well, what the hell do you call what you’re doing?
 
Cut to: JACK
My job.
 
(he snaps the blind shut)
 
Later, Tru
 
30. INT. Tru’s car. NIGHT.
(Tru hangs up Jack’s call, and her cell rings again)
 
TRU
Really not a good time, Harry
 
Cut to: HARRISON (walking along a street in the pouring rain)
But you will not believe what happened
 
Cut to: TRU
They stole the van again?
 
Cut to: HARRISON
Oh, no. Not that. That’s not the problem. You see apparently, the Gerber Brothers, they run some sort of scam. Yeah, they boost their own van and they collect the insurance money. Yeah, I parked it in a secured lot and it almost screwed up the whole thing. You know, here I thought I was living a clean life, but no. No, I’ve been working for crooks the entire time!
 
Cut to: TRU
I’m sorry Harry, but I’ll call you later
 
HARRISON (v.o.)
Yeah, yeah
 
(Tru hangs up, and puts her foot down on the gas pedal)
 
31. EXT. Harbor. NIGHT.
(Jack walks up to Kate, who’s about to set off)
 
KATE
Don’t worry, she’s gonna be fine. This is what I do
 
(she kisses him)
 
I’m sorry, that…I’ve been wanting to do that all day
 
JACK
Kate?
 
KATE
Yeah?
 
JACK
We’ll have dinner another time
 
(Kate gets onto the boat and starts the engine. Jack’s cellphone rings. He answers it as the boat roars off)
 
JACK
Yeah?
 
MALE VOICE (v.o.)
Is everything back on track?
 
JACK
I almost thought you really saw a boat out there, Richard. I’m impressed
 
Cut to: RICHARD, sitting in the back of a car
I’m glad to be of help Jack, but next time? Do it yourself
 
Cut to: Jack. He hangs up the phone, and walks back up towards the Harbor Patrol Office. The camera moves across to show Tru, hiding behind a sign post. She waits until he is out of sight, then she walks down to the pier. There is a moored boat there
 
[Flashback: Tru seeing the Eagle One next to the Green Hornet earlier that day. The driver of the Eagle One puts the key in the pocket behind the seat]
 
32. EXT. Harbor. NIGHT.
(Tru looks in the seat pocket, and pulls the key out. Looking around, she starts the engine and drives the boat out onto the water)
 
33. EXT. Bay. NIGHT.
(The storm is really bad now, the boat rocks as Kate shines a light onto the water)
 
KATE (into radio)
Pan-Pan, Pan-Pan this is Harbor Patrol. Pan-Pan, this is Harbor Patrol.
 
(there is no answer)
 
Damn it!
 
(the boat jolts and she drops the flash light. She leans down to retrieve it, just as the wind jolts the boat again, knocking Kate overboard. She inflates her life jacket; the boat drifts away from her)
 
KATE
No!
 
(the boat drifts further away on the waves. Kate is left floating, helplessly)
 
34. EXT. Bay. NIGHT.
(Tru shines a light onto the water, trying to find Kate. She spots the Harbor Patrol boat: it’s empty. She shines the light onto the water, and the beam falls upon Kate in a yellow life jacket)
 
TRU
Kate…
 
(she manoeuvres the boat closer)
 
Kate, hang on, I’m coming! Hang on, Kate…
 
(the boat moves level with Kate: Tru leans over and grabs her)
 
I’ve got you. Just hold on Kate, I’ve got you
 
(She starts pulling her into the boat)
 
Come on. Come on, Kate, it’s okay
 
(Kate opens her eyes as Tru pulls her into the boat, she is shivering uncontrollably)
 
You’re okay. You’re gonna be okay
 
KATE
Thank you
 
TRU
Here…you’re all right
 
35. INT. Morgue. NIGHT.
(Davis steps into the elevator, just as Carrie steps out)
 
CARRIE
Uh, Doctor?

 

DAVIS (stepping out of the elevator again)
Hi. I was just getting ready to go upstairs to apologise. I’m sorry about what happened in there
 
CARRIE
Really? I was just on my way down to tell you not to bother. I spent the evening going through your file, Doctor
 
DAVIS
Oh boy, my file…
 
CARRIE
And you know what I found? Glowing personnel reviews, meritorious raises, and commendations from everybody from the Mayor to the Chief of Police
 
DAVIS
My file?
 
CARRIE
So what I’m saying is, Doctor, if you feel the need to do crazy things every now and again, to blow off steam, well…maybe somebody has to be a little bit crazy to work here in the first place. I’m saying I think the evaluation can wait
 
DAVIS
Yeah…yeah
 
CARRIE
And I don’t think that we’ve been properly introduced. Hi. I’m Doctor Carrie Allen
 
(she smiles and holds out her hand. Davis shakes it)
 
DAVIS
I’m Davis. Pleased to make your acquaintance
 
Cut to: Shot of “Josephina’s Restaurant”
 
36. INT. Restaurant. NIGHT.
 
RICHARD
I am so glad you changed your mind. It’s gonna be great working together
 
HARRISON
Yes. It’ll be great to make an honest living
 
(they clink glasses and drink)
 
RICHARD
Listen, maybe this job is gonna give us…I don’t know…a chance to make up for lost time, for my mistakes. There is still a lot we can learn from each other
 
HARRISON
Yeah
 
RICHARD
About each other (he chuckles)
 
HARRISON
What?
 
RICHARD
Wouldn’t it be ironic if you and I were a lot more alike than people thought?
 
(Harrison finishes his drink)
 
RICHARD (cont’d)
Refill?
 
HARRISON
No, I’m gonna get out of here. I wanna be fresh, and impress that new boss
 
(they stand and embrace each other)
 
HARRISON (cont’d)
See you tomorrow
 
(Harrison leaves. Richard walks over to the bar area)
 
RICHARD
You got sloppy today
 
JACK (nursing a whisky)
Thanks, Coach
 
RICHARD
Oh don’t take it so hard, I told you she was good
 
JACK
Well at least one of us won today. Harrison?
 
RICHARD
Signed and sealed, starts tomorrow
 
JACK
You gonna tell him?
 
RICHARD
In time. I just told him I’m proud of him, so one bombshell at a time
 
JACK
He’s a good kid. He’ll be an asset, but…he does love his sister, and that bond is stronger than you think
 
RICHARD
So is the bond between father and son. Night, Jack. Get some rest. Apparently you’ll be needing it
 
37. INT. Morgue. NIGHT.
 
DAVIS
I thought I heard you come in
 
TRU
I beat him, Davis. I beat Jack. Saved Kate, gave fate what it wanted. So why doesn’t it feel like enough?
 
DAVIS
Because it wasn’t Luc
 
TRU
Is that how it goes? I save strangers, but I lose the people I love?
 
DAVIS
But Tru…
 
TRU
I’m sorry, I’m fine, really. Just a momentary lapse of…
 
DAVIS
Humanity
 
TRU
Anyway, it’s late. I’d better go. Goodnight Davis
 
DAVIS
Goodnight. Oh, by the way: what did Jack say when he realized that you beat him?
 
TRU
Don’t know. But I wish I could have been there
 
38. EXT. Street. NIGHT.
(Jack walks to his parked car. There’s a note on the windscreen. He unfolds it. It reads: “Been there, saved that. Tru”)
 
39. EXT. Street. NIGHT.
(Tru walks home, smiling)

 [Fade to Black]
 [END CREDITS]

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Transcribed by JAMIE ROSE DAVIES for http://www.twiztv.com
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