Invasion Eve

-That's her there!

-It's a boy.

The child androids are to be recalled and stored here at Calimov.

-All of Doctor Clark's computer files.

-Good work.

Did you manage to acquire the neuron transference interface?

You need to be close to Eve's magnetic circuits

for the transfer to be successful.

You will obey me, Eve.

-I heard a voice.

-Who?

It was Mary.

Diagnostics commencing.

Initiating memory recovery.

Hello? Did it work?

Yesterday's memory files are corrupted.

I can't remember anything that happened in the park.

How will we find out what took control of me?

-It was Mary Douglas.

-But...

-Yeah, I know - she's dead.

But she was there, in Eve's mind.

Maybe she built some sort of virus and left it inside Eve.

A remnant of my mother.

Lying dormant in my cyber neural network.

But why would it become active now?

Something must have triggered it.

Think back. Did anything unusual happen before you blanked out?

If someone loses their memory, how do they get it back?

What are you doing?

-Nothing, nothing, Dad!

-Nothing, huh?

No!

What is this? "Pick a name for baby Watson and win a top prize"?

-Abe, take it down.

-But Dad, at £5 an entry,

and already ten entrants, that's 50 quid!

Take it down.

DOORBELL BUZZES

Oh, no.

DOORBELL BUZZES

DOORBELL BUZZES

Abe, don't you...

DOORBELL BUZZES REPEATEDLY

Well, what do you think?

I still can't find any trace of malware.

It's definitely not a virus.

No, I'm telling you. Mary was in there.

You say you saw inside Eve's mind.

How does that work exactly?

I don't know. When it's happening, it's like we're sharing minds.

That is how it feels when I communicate with KT.

KT. KT was there with you, just before you went peculiar.

So it's KT's fault?

We have no proof of that.

No, but it's a decent working hypothesis.

I think you'd better avoid KT for now.

And stay away from Calimov until we've worked out what caused this.

But I want to experience work with Lily and Will.

But you've already experienced work...

-and it's boring, isn't it?

-No.

I mean, yeah.

Yeah, Eve, it'll be really boring, yeah.

The best thing you can do is

recover your memory files from yesterday.

Once we've identified the threat, we'll be able to deal with it.

-Lily.

-What are you doing here?

I need to speak to you.

Come on!

We're on our work experience, Cain. Not now.

Well, message me, OK?

How do I identify a potential threat?

Threat deterrent mode activated.

Robogirl. We've been...invaded!

Invaded? By who?

The evil old-timer.

You must protect me. If anyone comes looking,

you haven't seen me.

BABY CRIES

I wouldn't turn up unannounced,

but I was at my silver surfers' class for the over 50s,

and on that World Wide Web, what do I see?

A competition to let all and sundry name my grandson!

A competition?

-Abe.

-Abe.

Look, I'll go find him.

-Viv.

-Back in a minute!

Hiding is a short-term solution.

We must tackle the threat head on.

No way. I'm not going back in there.

I'll die of boredom from her endless stories.

Stories?

Oh, Grandma Gloria's stories.

Who is Grandma Gloria?

Rapid breathing and frequent blinking.

I detect stress.

Yes, stress.

Have you seen Abe?

I cannot reveal his location, for his own protection.

Oh, really?

Well, can you let him know that his gran has gone,

and that his mum is making chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast?

Milk chocolate or white chocolate?

Neither. You're coming home to apologise to your grandma.

Eve, you need to help me.

I will. I stand alongside you ready to face this danger.

Abe, now!

But Dad...

You know what she's like.

Mum, Abe did this competition

cos he wanted to raise money for charity. Isn't that right, Abe?

Er... Yeah, Grandma.

Helping the less fortunate.

Good boy!

But that still doesn't explain why my grandson doesn't have a name.

We thought we were having a girl.

Yeah, we had some lovely names picked out for girls.

Lovely names.

Like the last time?

Does your daughter look like a Lily to you?

She likes it.

-No, she doesn't.

-Abe!

-We named her after my great granny.

Your great granny?

-What about our family?

-We chose a name together.

And you went along with her hippie nonsense.

-Hippie nonsense...?

-Exactly.

He's completely under that woman's thumb.

My name is Maddy.

-I knew that!

-Then why don't you use it?

BABY CRIES

You see what you've done? You've got my boy shouting at me!

-Come on, Gran.

-Stay out of this, Viv.

I'm Abe, he's Viv.

Look, why don't we just have a nice cup of tea?

You're not fooling anyone, Maggie.

I warned you. Didn't I warn you about her?

-Mum!

-You warned him about me?

Look, whatever was said, it was a very, very long time ago, OK?

Why would you bring that up now?

BABY CRIES That's the baby awake.

I'm taking him out for a walk.

Now, Viv. Where are you going?

To apologise to Maddy for your rudeness.

You come back here!

I came here today to talk to you, because...

How do we get rid of her?

The most effective way to eliminate the threat is to do exactly that.

-Get rid of her.

-Get rid?

-You don't mean...

-Yes, I do.

Eliminate. Dispose of.

No way! You can't!

It's already done. It will be swift.

I've used my internal communication system

to call the evil old-timer a taxi.

Nice one, Robogirl!

Hello, old-timer.

My name is Eve.

I'm here to assist with your safe removal.

Katherine, where are we with the child bot audit?

I'm still collecting data from the neuroformic chips.

Well, I've...

I've brought you some help.

-Thanks.

-We need to speed up this process.

The child bots need to be logged,

analysed, then disassembled.

Yes, I know!

A few of my creations malfunction,

and Price scared the press and the board into a panic.

Your creations nearly killed both of us.

But they didn't.

How very lucky for all of us.

Your taxi is waiting.

I'm not going anywhere.

Why do you want to get rid of me?

Abe warned me that your stories will cause serious harm to his health.

-Did I say that?

-I'm not leaving till I see Lily.

I have something important to tell her.

I can give her a message.

What is the message?

The message is...

Give me a minute, it'll come to me.

Is your memory not working?

Of course it is! There's nothing wrong with my memory!

Take me to Lily.

I will take the old-timer to see Lily.

Stay here and let Viv and Maddy know that the threat has been eliminated.

Let's go.

How is the audit coming along?

That's me almost finished, Doctor Calvin.

All the micro-processes you've uploaded are offline.

Double checked everything.

What's going on?

Ah.

I just need to...

One microprocessor uploaded.

Pathetic.

The intellectual chasm between the two of you

is quite staggering. I don't know how she puts up with you.

Will, please hurry up, you're way behind.

HE SIGHS

Fine.

Hello?

Will...?

Come closer.

Mary?

Will, what happened? Are you OK?

I saw inside the Calimov mainframe.

And I heard Mary.

I try. You know I do!

But the way she speaks to me!

She doesn't mean it.

She said she warned you about me.

-What does that mean?

-OK, years ago, before we were married,

she said that we'd never last.

That we were too different. But she was wrong, wasn't she?

Yes, very wrong.

But why bring it up now?

I don't know. I'll talk to her, all right?

Abe, where's your grandmother?

Don't worry, it's all dealt with.

She's gone! Eve sorted it.

-Gone where?

-Look, I need to talk to her.

So, you'd better go find Eve and bring your grandma back here.

HE SIGHS

You saw Mary? Inside the mainframe?

No, not exactly.

But I could sense her, and I heard her.

Just like I did in Eve's mind.

Well, I suppose it's possible.

She could have planted a virus in Calimov.

But when?

We have a problem.

The child bots are reading as offline.

Offline means they're out of GPS range.

It's impossible, they're locked in storage.

-I'll call security.

-I already have.

They're doing a head count now.

PHONE RINGS

Yes?

How many?

Ten child bots are missing from storage facility 12.

You have to find them, those things are dangerous!

Thank you, Einstein. We're on it.

We need KT. She can use her GPS to locate the others.

OK.

-Dad, what about...?

-One problem at a time, OK?

Right now, we need to find those child bots.

It was Mary Douglas.

She's done this. What if she's controlling the child bots?

Will, she can't. She's dead, remember?

-But she was there.

-It was a data pattern,

some malware she left behind.

What if it infected all of Calimov?

She's definitely gone.

I can't believe this is happening again.

How could KT just vanish

with the new security measures you put in place?

Eve. She must have taken her and the other child bots.

You need to speak to your so-called niece.

Katherine, it wasn't Eve.

Look, let's just focus on finding them.

I'll trace KT's digital footprint,

you alert security.

Eve. You need to get out of here.

Mary did leave a virus and it's infected the mainframe.

-Grandma, what are you doing here?

-The old-timer's stubborn.

She will only leave when she's spoken to you.

Oh, Lily.

I came here to tell you...

Oh, what is it?

Eve, what have you done with KT?

EVE: I do not know where my sister is.

-Who's this?

-Who am I?

-Who are you?

-The CEO of this company.

Oh, erm...

Ex-CEO, actually.

-GRANDMA:

-Ex-CEO?

That makes you a big nobody.

How dare you?

I'm sorry, Doctor Calvin. I'll show my grandmother out.

Working here at Calimov is a very sought-after opportunity.

An opportunity you have just lost.

You're fired.

You - do some work.

You two - out.

You do realise you just got me fired?

Now I remember!

I came here to give you this.

KATHERINE: Please don't make me call security.

-Don't go.

-It's better I do.

I need to get an outside network to create an anti-viral patch.

Destroy Lily's virus for good.

If I make you tea, will you stay?

First you want me to go, now you want me to stay?

Yes.

I need to talk to you about memory.

-Memory?

-Yes!

Your memory doesn't work properly, and that makes you angry.

Angry?

Me?

"Hippie nonsense!"

"Didn't I warn you about her?"

"Ex-CEO?"

"That makes you a big nobody."

Did I say all those things?

Yes. And I also have gaps in my recollection,

so I need your help.

How do you cope with a malfunctioning memory?

I use these to help me.

-Images?

-Yes, happy memories.

That's me, Monty...

and Viv when he was a baby.

-So, Viv is the small human?

-Mmm.

-And who is Monty?

-He was my husband.

We were the spectacular Gloria and Montford.

Calypso champions.

The most famous dancing duo in Barbados.

Why do these happy memories make you sad?

Because Monty's gone, child.

It's all gone.

Those days are over.

But you still have your memories.

And that's all I have.

There's nothing left here for me.

So, I'm heading back to Barbados, and never coming back.

That's what I came to tell them!

Here you both are!

What's up, Robo...

Eve.

Gloria is leaving, for good.

Gran? Why?

She says there's nothing here for her.

But what about us?

Oh, you have your own lives.

You don't need some evil old-timer

boring you with her stories.

I'm forgetful, not deaf.

I'm sorry, Gran. I didn't mean it.

It's all right, I forgive you!

You'll always be my little Abe.

I remember when you were tiny,

I used to sing Itsy-Bitsy Spider to you

and you would laugh and laugh and laugh!

But you don't remember, do you?

I've got it! We need to create a new happy memory for your family.

Like a family burp-off?

Do you think that could work?

In that case, I have a second idea.

Abe, I need your help.

Your grandmother didn't mean to upset you.

She wants to fix things.

And I'll be there,

just as soon as I've wiped out Mary's virus.

But we need you now,

to make a happy family memory.

Eve, you can't just make happy memories out of nothing.

That's not how it works.

-Cain.

-Lily, hi.

You said you'd message me.

I've been busy.

We have to talk.

Now.

You should open it.

We'll be waiting for you.

Abe? What is this?

Ladies and gentlemen! The performance will begin shortly!

Please, take your seats.

Abe, what is going on? Where's your grandmother?

All will be revealed.

We're taking a trip down memory lane.

Look, can we make this quick?

I'm really busy.

You're building an antivirus?

-For Calimov?

-How do you know that?

I'm sorry.

-I'm really sorry, Lily.

-You've been spying on me.

-Not...

Not you.

I planted a bug in Doctor Clark's computer,

but it allowed me to access the Calimov mainframe.

You bugged my friends.

-Lily...

-Don't tell me, it was for Price, yeah?

Calimov are making dangerous AIs and the Clarks know more than what

they're saying. Look, now you're getting dragged into it.

Cain, I can handle it!

This is more than just a virus, OK?

Lily, I've never seen data activity like this,

and it's getting stronger.

It's as if it's alive. Something's in there, Lily.

Something bad. Let me help you destroy it.

I don't need your help. I'm almost done, and I think you should go now.

"Come visit me. Bring Eve.

"Love, Gran."

Welcome to the Carnival!

CALYPSO MUSIC PLAYS

THEY LAUGH

Oh!

Oh, my gosh!

What is this?

This is the spectacular Gloria and Montford,

champions of Carnival 1977!

I think you mean the spectacular Gloria and Abe.

THEY LAUGH

That's right.

I'm just one big joke to you.

-No, Mum, we were...

-No, Gloria, we were just...

I see the way you look at me like I'm just a funny old woman.

MUSIC STOPS

Oh, I never thought...

Well, I am a Carnival queen.

And guess what?

I think you're funny.

With your wee Scottish voice

-and your silly hippie ways.

-Mum!

-LILY:

-Stop it, both of you.

Grandma's going away.

We won't be seeing her any more.

-BOTH:

-What?

-That's what I've come to tell you.

I'm going back to Barbados.

But not for good, right? I mean, you are coming back?

Mum, how could you make a decision like that without even

talking to me?

Well, how could you wait two weeks before telling me

-I had another grandson?!

-I didn't!

I called you as soon as I knew!

Did you? Yes!

Mum, did you forget?

I've been forgetting a lot of things...

including my manners.

That's OK.

And I guess I can be a bit of a hippie.

Oh, and you are so much more than a funny old woman.

I should have made you feel more welcome.

-LILY:

-We all should.

-VIV:

-Look, Mum, please, don't go. We'll invite you round more.

I'll call you every day.

Yes, you will. But I still have to go.

You see, my memories are fading, but not all of them.

Some just burn brighter,

and Barbados burns brightest of all.

It's all in here, but I need to see it again with my own eyes.

And I want you all to visit!

Of course we will.

I'll show you all the old places,

and the dance hall where I met my Montford!

Oh, Mum.

Montford.

I think we've finally found a name for this little man.

Hello...Montford.

Oh, my little Monty!

Now do the impression of Mum again.

Do you think we should go back to Calimov now?

But I think I've found the solution for recovering my memory.

But Eve, if we can get the antivirus to work, it may not matter.

It's worth a try.

I've been waiting ages.

We were occupied staging a reconstruction of the spectacular

-Gloria and Montford.

-It's a long story, but we're here now.

Well, everyone's losing it here.

KT and the child bots are still missing.

I can't run the antivirus, it's not letting me in.

What do you mean?

It's not any type of virus.

It's like there's something inside the system fighting back.

Let me try. Perhaps I can manually override the coding.

I can't. Whatever it is, it's too powerful.

KATHERINE: What's going on?

All of you, with me.

Now!

Please ask him what they're playing at.

She's banned, she's fired and he's a waste of space.

And they're on our system causing a meltdown.

I was trying to run an anti-viral programme.

-On our mainframe?

-You were busy.

We had to get Mary out of there.

-You mean her virus?

-No, it's more than that.

Eve, show him.

The core of your mainframe.

No, that's... That's not right.

It's acting of its own free will.

Like a human nervous system.

Like Mary Douglas.

Whatever it is, what is it doing on our mainframe?

She was here the day she died.

-What if she bought some sort of insurance?

-Like what?

A living computer programme.

A disembodied sentient intelligence.

So she's alive, in there.

It's theoretically possible, but...

the amount of processing power you'd need

to encode an entire personality...

She's done it before.

EVE: Yes, with Adam.

If she is inside the mainframe,

she could communicate with KT and the child bots.

Look, whatever's in there, it's just a programme, OK?

A string of binary code.

It can't kidnap people, yeah?

It can't hurt anyone.

EVE: It can hurt me.

So I must be sure what it is.

Initiating memory recovery,

using happy memories.

LILY LAUGHS

Let's get one of both of us!

Stop fighting me, Eve.

What is it?

It was my mother!

She took control of me through KT.

She is alive.

But I won't let her have my sister.

This is Mary's plan to get you here, can't you see that?

Come a little closer, Eve.

Eve, stand back.

No!

Why did you stop me? Why did you try to protect that thing?

We need to use Renaissance.

We can't let you do that, Cain.

All this time, you're what we've been looking for.