Martin meets with Calvin again, and they devise a plan to
retrieve Aster Corps’ files on his research. He uses the red pass card and gets
in, but realizes that he doesn’t know how to access the servers. He meets with
Tony, Calvin’s former friend and pretends to do a story about Calvin being
insane. Tony lets him download the files and he leaves. Lucy does her own
investigating, attempting to discover the identity of the man who killed
Claudia and who was also in the picture. After a failed search, she decides to
go to the police, but they offer no help.
Meanwhile, Amelia is strapped to a machine that reads her
brain. They want to test her ability to predict the future using a simple
pinball machine. Amelia successfully predicts 91% of the outcomes while the supercomputer
for comparison had only a 68% success rate. Later, Calvin learns about Jake
Bohm and who Martin really is.
Guillermo is in New York, poking around and he eventually
comes across Avram. The two talk, and Avram offers him no information. Later he
breaks into Guillermo’s room and discovers his mission. He warns Martin that
his son is in danger and tells him the killer’s name. He meets back with Calvin
and his suspicion that he is holding her captive is confirmed.
Martin meets back with Lucy and tells her about Avram’s
call. He withholds Calvin’s information, and Lucy starts to feel hopeless. We
see a side story of Jake’s first day at school, where he helps find a lost
rabbit and forms a relationship with the girl in the previous episodes.
Tony presumably knows about Amelia’s location and so does
Martin. Guillermo is on his way there and a perfect storm is essentially
created. This episode only covered a day, yet so much happened and so much is
left unknown. The storytelling here is good, and I think Touch can keep it up.
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