| | Thomas and Brian listen to words not meant to be spoken in public |
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| | Still trying to put the words in order |
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| | Feeling Braille in the nastiest clue site in the Game |
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| | Working on the third part of the phrase |
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| | Brian can read the writing on the wall |
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| | Reading Band-Aids at the 22nd Street Caltrain station |
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| | Alexandra tries to figure out what they mean |
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| | And does the smell matter? |
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| | Pictures of bloody deaths. How do we order them? |
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| | Hmm...we have too many 'n's. Oh, well. |
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| | Brian outside room 224 in a public storage facility |
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| | Yes, this really does spell something |
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| | The shopping cart graveyard |
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| | So we have Zodiac signs and some weird pictures.... |
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| | Alex and Eric realize they know nothing about Zodiac signs |
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| | Trying to decipher a gruesome tale and a Ouija board |
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| | Alexandra receives a useful hint from Game Control |
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| | Day 2, 11 a.m.: Brian's tired |
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| | Deciphering magazines at the port-a-potty |
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| | Haven't found page 77 yet.... |
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| | Got it now! Alexandra zips through the puzzle. |
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| | Learning the true story of the Ustus family |
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