Nina, the Massive Dynamic exec, is rushed to the hospital. She has been shot. When she awakens she tells Dunham that is was that multi-named escaped fiend, David Robert Jones whodunit. Adding insult to injury, he swiped an energy cell from her fake arm. That's just rude. Turns out Jones used to work at Massive Dynamic, which sort of explains why he seems to know everything. I assume I don't need to mention that he was fired. For being evil! His evil doing is going to be brought to new heights since he swiped the energy cell. First up? Standing in the middle of a street and disappearing half a truck. And by disappearing I mean "the window closed" taking half the semi with it and leaving the other half in the middle of the street to confound the FBI team. Also, the truck doesn't appear to exist. That has got to be annoying. Then Jones decides to up his evil cred and takes half a kid with him when he drops his magical window in the middle of a soccer game. I wonder how the FBI explains that to the kid's parents. Olivia gets to work. He can't go around halving children and think he can get away with it. Not on her watch.

Meanwhile, Walter is missing, but no one can figure out whether or not to be concerned. Walter is in a cemetery with the bald white guy (think less Mike Chiklis, more Powder) who seems to be helping Walter remember something he has forgotten. Walter ends up at his beach house and Peter shows up looking for him. Walter still can't remember what it is he wants to remember. But in the house he finds some magical, I mean, scientific, device that can be used to cross over into an alternate world. Yes, that's where this show is going: alternate worlds. Walter explains that he crossed over seeking something important that he loved and lost. He says that if you want to cross over you have to find the right location or "soft spot." Now that he has this gizmo, they can. The team rushes off to find the soft spot where they can cross over into the other world.

They find the soft spot at the same time as David Robert Jones. They face off, with Olivia getting a good shot in, but it doesn't stop Jones. The Good Guys win (yay!) when Peter uses Walter's gizmo to close off the portal, cutting Jones in half. I would say good riddance, but somehow I am convinced he is not really dead. Being cut in half seems a small obstacle to continuing your contract on this show.

Olivia has been instructed to stop all investigation into William Bell. But when Nina calls with instructions to meet her so she can arrange a visit with Bell in the alternate reality where he is currently residing, she leaps at the chance. It looks like Nina is standing her up, but when Olivia leaves in a huff, the elevator ride takes her to this alternate world where the World Trade Center towers are still standing and Leonard Nimoy is William Bell.

To Peter's delight, Walter leaves him a note before he goes on a little adventure. Where's he headed? Back to the cemetery and he is very sad. He leaves a special coin on the headstone. The headstone reads "Peter Bishop 1978-1985." Zoinks! I see dead people!