And there's Wu, who is not pissing on the Dude's rug, but instead is a lineman up on a pole. Given that he's getting shit over the radio from his supervisor, who's telling him that he's supposed to be fixing a transformer at Third and Spencer, and given that he's got one of those little harmonic devices to put in the electrical box, it's safe to say that the shapeshifter got to him, isn't it?

Meanwhile, Walter rolls out a big city map so the team can try to figure out where Newton's setting up; he'd have to place the harmonic rods at three specific locations across the city. "OK, so that's why Newton's going after Verona, because Verona must have access to one of the three points," says Olivia, so that probably means Boston General Hospital or Verona's home, which turns out is really close to the hospital, so that's close enough for Peter to not make a distinction between the two. Yeah, no need to try to be as precise as possible when you're figuring out universes syncing up, right?

Astrid strolls in to let them know that the body of a Ben McCallister was just found in Chestnut Hill Village, with three punctures to his soft palate. "He's a branch manager at Pinewood Savings Bank," she says, and so now they've got their second point. Peter connects them on a map, and they've got their first leg of the triangle. And because they're looking for an equilateral triangle, that means the third point can be in one of only two places, so...