Washington: All of what stuff for the Blues? Simmons: Yeah I'd like to help, but we may have just kind of, you know, deleted all that stuff for the Blues. Washington: If he's a ghost, why aren't any of the other soldiers turning in to ghosts?Д¬hurch: Okay fine, why don't we just settle this? Simmons, look me up in the database. Washington: Because he's transparent? He can take over other people, you know, that kind of stuff. Simmons: Hup du-doo, doo doo, nothin' to see here, doo doo doo doo.Д¬hurch: Oh great, now I'll show you that you're wrong.Д¬hurch: Wash has been trying to convince me that I'm an A.I. Simmons alt-tabs the screen to from BLUES DELETED to something else Simmons: This computer has all of Command's records. Grif: Hey Simmons, can you get back on that computer and change my affiliation from Red to Freelancer?Д¬aboose: Um, could you change my job title to something more important like astronaut-oh, I know, Space Marine! Sarge: Well we were gonna retreat down the hall until you just brought more guards up that way, so now the plan's pretty much to go down swinging. They know our position, and we're outgunned. Sarge: Looks like we've got at least half a dozen squads out there. Grif: Fucked up, 'bout to die, Simmons is a nerd. The door closes behind them and they arrive with the Reds Church, sitting in the Warthog passenger seat, does not respond.ДЇade in to the Freelancers attacking the structureДirector: I don't give a DAMN about your committee and its opinions of my work! Have you forgotten sir, we were at war? A fight with an alien race for the very survival of our species? I feel I must remind you, that it is an undeniable, and, may I say, a fundamental quality of Man, that when faced with extinction, every alternative is preferable! Desperate, Wash tries to break through to him, telling him it was a chance to fix everything. They have a brief argument about whether it was pronounced 'E.M.P.' or 'emp', when Church says that he wasn't going with him. Saying that he and Church were staying and triggering an EMP fail-safe that would wipe out all the AIs, including the ones stored in the Meta, ending the project once and for all. Ordering Church to put Epsilon in Caboose's Warthog, and telling everybody else to make a break for it, and to bring Epsilon to the authorities. The group enters what Grif calls 'the motor-pool', which was currently empty since the Freelancers were fighting the Meta. The Reds and Blues do not seem very happy about the situation, except Wash, who reveals he planned the Meta to follow them to get Epsilon. Speaking of which, Meta appears on the rooftop, staring ominously at the soldiers. Wash says that it didn't matter if he remembered, until they met the Meta again. Most of the questions were irrelevant, such as what nine times eight was (Caboose's suggestion) or if Church held any porn (Grif's suggestion). Grif does not believe Church is an AI either, and everybody begins asking him 'stuff only a computer would know'. Sarge, concerned only with the 'red vs blue' war as usual, says very smugly that the Reds won. Angrily, Wash reprimands him for disobeying his order not to touch anything.

A shifty Simmons says that they just deleted the files. Church, taking the chance to prove Wash wrong about his identity as an AI, asks to see his records. Realizing the screen still read 'Blues deleted', Simmons quickly opens another window to cover the text. Church asks Simmons what the computer held, who tells Church it holds records of Command. Caboose follows-up with the idea, asking to become a space marine. Grif tells them they were going to die, and then asks Simmons to change his affiliation to Freelancer so he wouldn't be killed. Church and Washington are being chased by a group of Command soldiers, running back to the Reds' position, and locking the door behind them.

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