Simmons mentions Mikaela and her fathers police records, to Sam's dismay.
Simmons looks up at Keller from where Lennox has him pinned with his pistol a...
Their communications taken out by the Decepticons, Keller asks Simmons if he ...
Optimus bends down to question Simmons, surprised that he isn't surprised.
After a push from Lennox and his team and words of wisdom from Keller, Simmon...
Ron opens the door in response to a knock to Simmons holding a badge.
Sam passes judgement on Mikaela and lets her know when she frees him from the...
sam becomes authoritative, questions Simmons and takes Simmons' badge from him.
The tables are turned, thanks to the Autobots. Sam and Mikaela question Simmons.
Simmons takes Keller, Maggie and Glenn to test the CB radio to see if it stil...
Simmons lectures the group on how all modern day technological devices have c...
Simmons puts away his badge, steps through the door and goes nose to nose wit...
In a urinating type of gesture, Bumblebee pours oil over Agent Simmons.
Buying Glen time to send a message to the Air Force, Simmons raises a flameth...
Keller asks Simmons if the CB radios in storage will work. Simmons says that ...
In the all spark chamber Simmons asks for someone to volunteer their mobile p...
Judy grabs a baseball bat and is preceding through the living room to mix it ...
Simmons asks Sam to come with them. His Dad steps between he and Simmons.
Simmons hits Glen's phone with a dose of radiation from the All spark and tra...
Simmons puts his hand on Sam's shoulder and tries to rectify the relationship.
Ron steps between Simmons and Sam to prevent them from taking Sam with them.
Sam gives a feeble explanation for the previous nights events in an attempt t...
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