WEBVTT 00:01.335 --> 00:04.003 (Finch) You are being watched. 00:04.045 --> 00:06.298 The government has a secret system 00:06.340 --> 00:10.845 a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. 00:10.886 --> 00:13.221 I designed the machine to detect acts of terror 00:13.263 --> 00:14.932 but it sees everything 00:14.974 --> 00:18.352 violent crimes involving ordinary people. 00:18.393 --> 00:21.355 The government considers these people irrelevant. 00:21.396 --> 00:23.524 We don't. 00:23.565 --> 00:27.945 Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. 00:27.987 --> 00:29.822 You'll never find us. 00:29.864 --> 00:33.701 But victim or perpetrator, if your number's up 00:33.742 --> 00:35.202 we'll find you. 00:44.586 --> 00:46.881 - 'I've got this.' - 'No, you don't.' 00:48.007 --> 00:50.049 You're gonna blow our cover. 00:50.091 --> 00:53.220 - I'm rowing this boat. - Not on my watch. 00:53.261 --> 00:55.305 Given your cover, it might be more appropriate 00:55.347 --> 00:57.725 for Mr. Reese to have the privilege, Ms. Shaw. 00:59.518 --> 01:03.146 You are supposed to be on a date, after all. 01:09.486 --> 01:11.947 You're welcome. 01:11.989 --> 01:13.615 So who's our Romeo? 01:13.657 --> 01:15.617 (Finch) 'His name is Ian Murphy.' 01:15.659 --> 01:18.037 'He's a successful investor in a variety of businesses' 01:18.078 --> 01:21.582 a coffee house, a nightclub, a microbrewery. 01:21.623 --> 01:23.042 How's his portfolio? 01:23.083 --> 01:25.293 Maybe he owes money to the wrong people. 01:25.335 --> 01:27.337 No, all his businesses are doing quite well 01:27.379 --> 01:29.130 and he has a stellar credit report. 01:29.172 --> 01:31.216 He grew up quite destitute. 01:31.258 --> 01:33.468 His parents both died when he was just a teenager 01:33.510 --> 01:37.264 'and then a kindly uncle left him nearly $100,000.' 01:37.305 --> 01:39.307 'I suggest that one of you gets to Murphy's apartment' 01:39.349 --> 01:41.184 'in Soho before he returns.' 01:41.226 --> 01:43.186 What do you say we pick it up over the weekend? 01:43.228 --> 01:44.229 I'll make you dinner. 01:44.271 --> 01:47.024 I happen to be a great chef. 01:47.066 --> 01:49.651 Oh, a guy who knows his opera and can cook. 01:49.693 --> 01:51.194 I'm impressed. 01:51.236 --> 01:55.198 - Is that a yes? - It's an absolutely. 01:55.240 --> 01:57.785 We gotta head back. I gotta be uptown in 20. 01:57.826 --> 02:00.662 I'll go to his apartment, Finch. See what I can find. 02:00.704 --> 02:02.664 Okay, but it's my turn to row this thing. 02:17.805 --> 02:20.515 Uh, Finch? 02:20.557 --> 02:22.392 I think I got something. 02:22.434 --> 02:23.852 (Finch) 'Well, I hope it's regarding his phone' 02:23.894 --> 02:25.520 because I've lost our connection. 02:25.562 --> 02:27.564 I may know why. Our guy just went from blue blood to hipster 02:27.606 --> 02:29.524 faster than you can say ironic facial hair. 02:29.566 --> 02:31.318 I don't understand anything you just said. 02:31.359 --> 02:33.654 He ditched his date, changed his clothes, his whole appearance. 02:33.695 --> 02:36.239 This guy's up to something and I'm betting it's nothing good. 02:41.787 --> 02:43.705 (Reese) 'Just arrived at Murphy's apartment.' 02:59.096 --> 03:01.264 Shaw, you got an update on Murphy? 03:01.306 --> 03:03.767 (Shaw) 'It appears our boy's a ladies' man.' 03:03.809 --> 03:06.478 I followed him to some dive in the Village. 03:06.520 --> 03:08.730 New image, new girl. 03:11.232 --> 03:12.901 Guy's a chameleon. 03:12.943 --> 03:16.363 'Organized, efficient, sociopathic.' 03:16.404 --> 03:18.281 Not that there's anything wrong with that. 03:18.323 --> 03:21.660 It seems Mr. Murphy finds his dates online. 03:21.702 --> 03:23.871 'He meets most of the women on smartphone applications' 03:23.912 --> 03:25.580 'like Tinder and Angler.' 03:25.622 --> 03:27.541 Members put up a profile 03:27.582 --> 03:29.501 and then sign in at a given location. 03:31.170 --> 03:34.255 So much for keeping the mystery alive in a relationship. 03:45.350 --> 03:47.602 Finch, he's keeping records. 03:47.644 --> 03:50.731 'Detailed files, tracking dozens of women.' 03:50.772 --> 03:52.399 Where's he getting the information? 03:52.440 --> 03:55.110 From your typical stalker sites. 03:55.152 --> 03:57.863 Anything that promises a decent background check. 03:59.156 --> 04:01.575 'It's like he's hunting them.' 04:01.616 --> 04:03.410 Why don't we just take him out now? 04:03.451 --> 04:05.495 Just because he's a stalker doesn't mean he's a killer. 04:05.537 --> 04:07.956 I wouldn't be so sure, Finch. 04:11.085 --> 04:14.254 He's got a missing persons flyer for a woman named Jenna Lakritz. 04:20.343 --> 04:24.264 And there is an article he printed out 04:24.305 --> 04:26.892 about a woman who died last week. 04:26.934 --> 04:28.936 'Says it was a car accident.' 04:28.977 --> 04:31.563 Car accident's a good way to cover up a homicide. 04:31.605 --> 04:33.815 Exactly what I was thinking. 04:33.857 --> 04:37.652 This guy may have graduated from stalker to killer after all. 04:50.707 --> 04:52.876 No, ma'am, we're still searching hospitals 04:52.918 --> 04:55.879 but we're closing in on her. 04:55.921 --> 04:58.548 She worked on his death for nearly six months. 04:58.590 --> 05:00.550 Knew about the program. 05:00.592 --> 05:02.594 I have a feeling Ms. May knows exactly where 05:02.636 --> 05:05.346 Northern Lights is located. 05:05.388 --> 05:08.558 Well, if not, at least we'll know for sure. 05:08.600 --> 05:10.144 Then I'll take care of her. 05:10.185 --> 05:11.853 Maybe a few decades in a black site. 05:11.895 --> 05:14.397 Or something less cushy. 05:14.439 --> 05:17.317 Yes, ma'am. I'll call you as soon as I have a location. 05:24.866 --> 05:27.869 You seem calmer today, Robin. 05:27.911 --> 05:29.121 I am. 05:29.163 --> 05:31.832 It's almost time for me to leave. 05:31.873 --> 05:34.001 Where is it that you're going? 05:34.042 --> 05:35.710 You know, that's a good question. 05:35.752 --> 05:37.796 I'm not certain yet. 05:37.838 --> 05:40.841 Because the voice is going to tell you? 05:42.092 --> 05:44.094 You're catching on. 05:44.136 --> 05:45.887 Is the voice speaking to you right now? 05:47.889 --> 05:52.894 Does it look like I'm talking to anyone other than you, doctor? 05:52.936 --> 05:57.316 You-you realize that phone isn't connected to a wireless carrier. 05:57.356 --> 06:00.027 God doesn't need AT&T. 06:00.068 --> 06:01.862 Mm-hmm. 06:01.903 --> 06:05.406 Haven't I already proven to you just how powerful she is? 06:07.408 --> 06:10.829 Well, you've certainly proven the power of, uh, your mind. 06:10.871 --> 06:13.165 You've demonstrated great intelligence 06:13.207 --> 06:15.292 and no doubt computer skills. 06:15.334 --> 06:18.879 Which is how you learned all those nasty things about me. 06:25.010 --> 06:26.761 You know, Robin, we're all fallible. 06:26.803 --> 06:28.805 Well, not all of us. 06:28.847 --> 06:31.225 I suppose it's you who needs therapy. 06:31.266 --> 06:33.935 Sounds like you have a lot to work on. 06:33.977 --> 06:36.146 I can help you, Robin. 06:36.188 --> 06:39.024 You suffer from delusions of grandeur 06:39.066 --> 06:41.651 something caused by your underlying condition. 06:41.693 --> 06:43.486 I-it's not a condition. 06:43.528 --> 06:45.404 It's the future. 06:45.446 --> 06:48.367 By the time you figure out what's really happening 06:48.407 --> 06:50.409 I'll have transcended this reality. 06:50.451 --> 06:53.538 Why does your transcendence 06:53.580 --> 06:56.124 require your imprisonment in this facility? 06:58.126 --> 07:00.419 She has a plan. 07:00.461 --> 07:03.215 'Which is what?' 07:03.257 --> 07:06.051 I don't know yet. 07:06.093 --> 07:08.220 But I can't wait to find out. 07:12.933 --> 07:15.018 (Reese) 'Anything on the women Murphy's stalking?' 07:15.060 --> 07:16.770 The missing woman, Jenna Lakritz 07:16.811 --> 07:18.772 is a former girlfriend of his. 07:18.813 --> 07:20.523 I'm able to look at her cell history 07:20.565 --> 07:23.110 but Mr. Murphy uses Vanish Text 07:23.151 --> 07:25.445 an application designed to delete his messages 07:25.486 --> 07:26.905 as soon as they've been read. 07:26.947 --> 07:29.866 Good for cheaters...and killers. 07:29.908 --> 07:31.618 What about the girl that was killed last week? 07:31.659 --> 07:34.955 Oh. Dana Wellington. 07:34.996 --> 07:37.832 Daughter of Bruce Wellington. 07:37.874 --> 07:39.751 Auction house owner 07:39.793 --> 07:43.088 philanthropist, real estate magnate. 07:43.130 --> 07:46.465 Can't seem to find anything connecting her to our Mr. Murphy 07:46.507 --> 07:49.510 except for the fact that they attended the same college. 07:51.846 --> 07:53.348 Mr. Reese, you didn't happen 07:53.390 --> 07:56.101 'to purchase a new collar for Bear, did you?' 07:56.143 --> 07:58.895 Or this gigantic cow femur that he's eating? 07:58.937 --> 08:02.149 I've been a little busy, Finch. 08:02.190 --> 08:05.735 Seems Bear has a stalker of his own. 08:05.777 --> 08:10.240 As for Mr. Murphy, he frequents a club called Blur. 08:10.282 --> 08:12.326 'I ran the names from the files you discovered' 08:12.367 --> 08:14.911 'against women who use the Angler application.' 08:14.953 --> 08:17.205 All of them have checked into that club at least once. 08:17.247 --> 08:18.790 I'll head there tonight. 08:18.832 --> 08:20.667 'I'll just access the club's database' 08:20.708 --> 08:22.627 and create a reservation for you. 08:22.669 --> 08:25.088 'Hold off on that. I may have another idea.' 08:25.130 --> 08:27.924 We don't have enough proof to call the cops. 08:27.966 --> 08:29.759 'That doesn't mean we can't set up a trap of our own.' 08:29.801 --> 08:31.178 What are you suggesting? 08:31.219 --> 08:33.847 Till we can figure out if he's a killer or not 08:33.888 --> 08:35.807 I say we stack the deck. 08:41.313 --> 08:43.940 [phone rings] 08:46.485 --> 08:47.610 Yeah? 08:47.652 --> 08:49.070 Hello, detective, I was hoping 08:49.112 --> 08:50.780 you could come by the safe house tonight. 08:50.822 --> 08:52.531 I think I can assure you it'll be more interesting 08:52.573 --> 08:54.326 than arresting aging corporate attorneys 08:54.368 --> 08:56.453 'for driving under the influence.' 08:56.495 --> 08:57.912 You wanna give me the headlines? 08:57.954 --> 09:01.249 Only that it will require evening attire. 09:01.291 --> 09:03.710 Uh, what I mean to say is, something elegant 09:03.751 --> 09:05.879 but also.. 09:05.920 --> 09:09.132 ...uh, less than conservative. 09:09.174 --> 09:11.092 Just what kind of job is this, Finch? 09:15.305 --> 09:17.974 Not bad. 09:18.016 --> 09:20.977 Considering the last time I saw you, you were in a body bag. 09:21.019 --> 09:22.603 I've been in worse places. 09:22.645 --> 09:24.523 I think this just might work. 09:24.605 --> 09:25.732 [door opens] 09:26.941 --> 09:30.445 So...this is where the party is. 09:30.487 --> 09:34.157 Ms. Morgan, this is Ms. Shaw, and you know Detective Carter. 09:34.199 --> 09:35.492 Heard you came back from the dead. 09:35.534 --> 09:37.202 Only eight more lives left. 09:37.244 --> 09:40.163 - Zanotti's? - Good eye. 09:40.205 --> 09:42.623 So we're your bait. 09:42.665 --> 09:46.002 Rather a crude way of putting it, but I suppose it's apt. 09:46.044 --> 09:49.005 Our target is a chameleon and probable killer. 09:49.047 --> 09:51.383 Just once I wish you fellas would call with something 09:51.425 --> 09:53.468 that didn't request a firearm. 09:53.510 --> 09:55.429 Why? Are you not carrying? 09:55.470 --> 09:57.764 I know better than to show up unprepared. 10:01.560 --> 10:03.270 [gasps] You have the Nano? 10:03.311 --> 10:04.563 Yeah. 10:04.603 --> 10:06.106 I've been dying for one of these. 10:06.147 --> 10:07.566 Oh, you-you can borrow it any time. 10:07.607 --> 10:09.943 Mm, it's pretty. 10:09.984 --> 10:12.153 [stun gun crackles] 10:12.195 --> 10:13.780 Little gift from John. 10:13.821 --> 10:17.909 And...now that everyone is sufficiently well armed 10:17.951 --> 10:19.660 I've taken the liberty of creating profiles 10:19.702 --> 10:21.162 for all of you on Angler. 10:21.204 --> 10:23.206 So please, download this application onto your phones 10:23.248 --> 10:25.333 so that you can check in once you arrive at the club. 10:25.375 --> 10:27.335 I'd like to see that profile. 10:33.632 --> 10:35.135 Really? 10:35.176 --> 10:36.386 A yoga instructor? 10:36.428 --> 10:38.679 You'd prefer trained killer? 10:38.721 --> 10:40.932 Mr. Murphy favors this application 10:40.974 --> 10:43.810 when looking for new targets. 10:43.851 --> 10:45.937 And as far as getting his attention 10:45.979 --> 10:48.398 I doubt that that will be an issue. 10:48.440 --> 10:52.026 You'll have to use your charm, Shaw, not your sidearm. 10:52.068 --> 10:54.695 I hope that's not a problem. 10:54.737 --> 10:56.490 What is that supposed to mean? 10:56.531 --> 10:59.618 I don't look good? 'Cause I think I look good. 10:59.659 --> 11:01.286 You look fine, Shaw. 11:01.328 --> 11:04.038 You just look...angry. 11:04.080 --> 11:05.415 'All the time.' 11:07.334 --> 11:09.461 We'll work on it in the car. 11:17.927 --> 11:21.640 ♪ Give me everything tonight ♪ 11:21.680 --> 11:25.435 ♪ Give me everything tonight ♪ 11:25.477 --> 11:28.647 ♪ Give me everything tonight ♪ 11:28.687 --> 11:30.023 So where's our target? 11:30.064 --> 11:32.233 Manager says he shows around midnight. 11:32.275 --> 11:34.110 Then what are we doing here so early? 11:34.152 --> 11:36.530 I was not gonna let those boys send us off as killer bait 11:36.571 --> 11:38.739 without getting something in return. 11:38.781 --> 11:40.575 I like your style. Ahem. 11:40.617 --> 11:43.370 Sorry, girls, my system only runs on diesel. 11:43.411 --> 11:45.372 So what should we drink to? 11:45.413 --> 11:48.375 Uh, here's hoping nobody gets serial killed. 11:48.416 --> 11:50.377 [chuckles] 11:50.418 --> 11:53.796 ♪ Can't promise tomorrow but I promise tonight Dale ♪ 11:53.838 --> 11:55.173 ♪ Excuse me ♪ 11:55.215 --> 11:57.175 Okay, ladies, time for us to check in. 11:57.217 --> 11:59.469 ♪ ...more than I should tonight ♪ 11:59.511 --> 12:03.640 ♪ And I might take you home with me if I could tonight ♪♪ 12:03.682 --> 12:05.850 How you doing up there, Fusco? 12:05.892 --> 12:07.435 (Lionel) Yeah, all clear. 12:07.477 --> 12:08.811 Although this place is a rip-off. 12:08.853 --> 12:12.440 Club soda cost me $5. 12:12.482 --> 12:14.733 Nice view though. 12:19.947 --> 12:22.992 Joss. Relax. 12:23.034 --> 12:25.704 Lionel's upstairs, John's outside. 12:25.744 --> 12:28.789 Shaw's ready to shoot anybody who looks at her sideways. 12:28.831 --> 12:30.958 Let's go have fun. 12:31.000 --> 12:32.793 I second that. 12:32.835 --> 12:35.255 - Whoo. - Okay. Okay. 12:35.296 --> 12:37.215 ♪ ...so don't even try ♪ 12:37.257 --> 12:40.885 ♪ Everywhere we are you're there I know you lost your mind ♪ 12:40.927 --> 12:42.721 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 12:42.761 --> 12:44.723 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 12:44.763 --> 12:46.600 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 12:46.641 --> 12:48.767 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 12:48.809 --> 12:50.019 ♪ I know you know he's mine ♪ 12:50.061 --> 12:52.188 [laughter] 12:52.230 --> 12:54.649 ♪ It's plain to see that he's with me ♪ 12:57.985 --> 13:00.447 - Hey. - Hey. How you doing? 13:00.488 --> 13:02.741 Heads up, ladies. Our boy just landed. 13:04.242 --> 13:07.495 ♪ Got a problem with limitations ♪ 13:07.537 --> 13:11.124 ♪ Can't restrain your dedications ♪ 13:11.165 --> 13:15.253 ♪ To turn back time ruin mine ♪ 13:15.295 --> 13:18.965 ♪ Start again but that's not fine ♪ 13:19.006 --> 13:22.594 ♪ Now you call him like you're crazy ♪ 13:22.636 --> 13:24.345 ♪ Like you're crazy ♪ 13:24.387 --> 13:26.473 ♪ You must be crazy ♪ 13:26.514 --> 13:30.184 ♪ Drunken moments forget he dates me ♪ 13:30.226 --> 13:33.854 ♪ But you just saw us at the club and now you hate me ♪ 13:33.896 --> 13:37.358 ♪ I know you know he's mine so don't even try ♪ 13:37.400 --> 13:39.694 Do you mind if I join you? 13:39.736 --> 13:41.321 ♪ I know you lost your mind ♪ 13:41.362 --> 13:43.782 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 13:43.822 --> 13:45.199 Sure. 13:45.241 --> 13:46.993 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪ 13:47.034 --> 13:49.078 ♪ I know you know I know you know ♪♪ 13:52.415 --> 13:54.875 (Murphy) 'I got a lot of respect for what you do, Joss.' 13:54.917 --> 13:58.129 It's a scary world out there. 13:58.171 --> 14:00.298 Very true. 14:00.340 --> 14:03.050 You never know what kinda creeps you'll run into. 14:05.470 --> 14:08.598 I can't believe that they allow cops to be so sexy though. 14:08.640 --> 14:10.642 'There should be a law against that.' 14:10.684 --> 14:11.976 Alright. 14:12.018 --> 14:14.061 I should know better than to give you a line. 14:14.103 --> 14:15.730 [laughs] 14:15.772 --> 14:17.898 I do like the way you smile though. 14:17.940 --> 14:19.192 Another line. 14:19.233 --> 14:22.362 - No, not even a little bit. - Mm. 14:24.863 --> 14:27.074 Let me make you dinner tomorrow night. 14:27.116 --> 14:29.118 'I'll work on my witty banter.' 14:29.160 --> 14:33.080 I happen to be a great cook. It's one of my many talents. 14:33.122 --> 14:35.249 (Finch) 'This is our chance, Detective Carter.' 14:35.291 --> 14:37.126 'Please say yes.' 14:37.168 --> 14:38.252 - Yes. - Yes! 14:38.294 --> 14:39.462 [laughs] 14:42.965 --> 14:44.884 [club music] 14:51.307 --> 14:53.017 Heads up, partner. Our guy's watching you. 14:53.059 --> 14:55.436 [dramatic music] 15:01.860 --> 15:03.778 (Lionel) 'Now he's tailing you.' 15:04.904 --> 15:06.823 [music continues] 15:18.334 --> 15:21.003 He's still on your tail, so don't go home, okay? 15:21.045 --> 15:22.963 Where am I supposed to go, Fusco? 15:24.674 --> 15:27.594 [music continues] 15:34.100 --> 15:35.101 [gasps] 15:35.142 --> 15:36.895 Are you okay? 15:36.935 --> 15:38.438 Yeah, I'm good. 15:38.479 --> 15:39.856 Where'd he go? 15:39.898 --> 15:42.525 I saw the guy disappear up the street. 15:42.567 --> 15:44.652 Safe to say if he was looking for his next victim 15:44.694 --> 15:46.404 he found her. 15:56.623 --> 15:58.082 Where's Mr. Reese? 15:58.124 --> 16:00.042 Staying out with Carter till her date tonight. 16:02.545 --> 16:03.963 Good boy. 16:04.004 --> 16:06.048 I have had some luck tracing the money he received 16:06.090 --> 16:07.425 nine years ago. 16:07.467 --> 16:10.136 I thought it came from his uncle. 16:10.177 --> 16:13.723 Actually, it came from a shell corporation out of Switzerland 16:13.765 --> 16:15.516 funded by Bruce Wellington. 16:15.558 --> 16:18.227 So there's a connection to the dead girl after all. 16:18.269 --> 16:19.854 Look. 16:19.896 --> 16:23.023 'This is a GPS map of one of Murphy's SIM cards.' 16:23.065 --> 16:25.067 He was in the Hamptons last week. 16:25.109 --> 16:28.028 Same day as Dana Wellington's funeral. 16:28.070 --> 16:30.448 Sicko was probably reliving his crime. 16:30.490 --> 16:32.408 Maybe Carter can get more info on her date. 16:38.581 --> 16:40.583 - So what are we having? - Don't worry. 16:40.625 --> 16:42.919 Nothing with tree nuts. 16:42.961 --> 16:44.420 How did you know I was allergic? 16:44.462 --> 16:45.463 I pay attention. 16:45.505 --> 16:46.798 See, if more guys did that 16:46.840 --> 16:49.133 they'd find the opposite sex less confusing. 16:49.175 --> 16:51.010 Hm, that's not an answer. 16:51.051 --> 16:53.763 You pushed away a little bowl of almonds at the club. 16:53.805 --> 16:55.765 Your face said it was out of protection. 16:55.807 --> 16:58.601 so severe nut allergy, hmm? 17:00.269 --> 17:04.064 [chuckles] You'd make a good detective. 17:04.106 --> 17:07.944 [Murphy chuckles] 'You know, that's funny.' 17:07.986 --> 17:10.112 I was thinking the same thing about you. 17:12.448 --> 17:13.992 What do you mean? 17:14.032 --> 17:16.285 The way you were watching everyone in the club. 17:16.327 --> 17:18.579 I know your Angler profile says you're an officer 17:18.621 --> 17:22.834 but...you seem more like a detective to me. 17:25.712 --> 17:27.714 Well.. 17:29.340 --> 17:30.967 ...I was a detective. 17:31.009 --> 17:33.011 Homicide. 17:33.052 --> 17:35.053 But I'm doing something different now. 17:35.095 --> 17:37.807 It's not where I thought I would wind up 17:37.849 --> 17:41.352 but...it's where I need to be right now. 17:41.394 --> 17:42.645 Hmm. 17:45.732 --> 17:47.149 Well. 17:51.320 --> 17:53.489 [dramatic music] 17:56.034 --> 17:57.117 What's he doing? Should I shoot him? 17:57.159 --> 17:59.078 - Not yet. - What? 18:00.621 --> 18:01.706 Sorry. 18:01.748 --> 18:03.666 Just shiitake mushrooms. 18:05.752 --> 18:07.754 I wasn't making a move. 18:08.629 --> 18:09.630 [chuckles] 18:09.672 --> 18:10.840 Yet. 18:12.050 --> 18:13.760 She doesn't have her guard up. 18:13.801 --> 18:15.636 You're joking. 18:15.678 --> 18:17.931 That woman's got a guard of steel. 18:17.972 --> 18:19.766 You two have a thing or something? 18:19.807 --> 18:21.726 'Cause, I mean, I clocked you and Zoe right off the bat 18:21.768 --> 18:24.854 but...I never thought you and Carter-- 18:24.896 --> 18:26.397 We're just friends! 18:26.439 --> 18:30.359 Well, your just friend is doing her job. 18:30.401 --> 18:33.404 She gets this guy to trust her, maybe he makes a move. 18:34.739 --> 18:36.699 And we can finally shoot him. 18:38.076 --> 18:41.579 So what do you do for a living, Ian? 18:41.621 --> 18:44.999 I own pieces of a bunch of small companies. 18:45.041 --> 18:49.128 How did you get started? Help from friends or family? 18:49.169 --> 18:51.505 Kinda. 18:51.547 --> 18:55.051 I, uh, I've been an emancipated minor since I was 17. 18:55.093 --> 18:56.928 And one day I'm in college 18:56.970 --> 19:00.807 some lawyer shows up with a check for 100 grand. 19:00.848 --> 19:02.558 From some uncle I had never met 19:02.600 --> 19:05.728 and all of a sudden I, you know, I had these options. 19:07.063 --> 19:09.440 Never really had those before. 19:09.482 --> 19:11.400 'So I started my own business.' 19:12.860 --> 19:16.447 If I was gonna be alone.. 19:16.489 --> 19:18.699 ...I was gonna do it on my own terms. 19:20.994 --> 19:25.957 So...how long have you and Zoe been...special friends? 19:25.999 --> 19:28.584 Well, I haven't really counted the days, Shaw. 19:28.626 --> 19:32.046 What about you? Any big dates lately? 19:32.088 --> 19:34.632 Been too busy saving the world from bad guys. 19:34.674 --> 19:37.343 Besides, relationships are for amateurs. 19:37.384 --> 19:41.305 Guys these days have so many...emotions. 19:41.347 --> 19:43.933 They cry, they wanna be held. 19:43.975 --> 19:45.267 I just don't know what to do with them. 19:45.309 --> 19:49.105 So...you're a nun? 19:49.147 --> 19:51.482 I'm a pragmatist, John. 19:51.524 --> 19:53.359 I go out. 19:53.400 --> 19:56.570 Have a fun night or three. 19:56.612 --> 19:58.906 And then, uh, I move on, you know? 19:58.948 --> 20:02.284 - No muss, no fuss. - Hmm. 20:13.796 --> 20:15.506 Password please. 20:20.344 --> 20:22.805 My hands are a little shaky. 20:22.847 --> 20:24.807 Side effect from the Thorazine, I suppose. 20:24.849 --> 20:27.727 Would you mind typing it in for me? 20:30.312 --> 20:32.148 Thank you. 20:32.190 --> 20:36.069 Prescription from Dr. Ronald Carmichael. 20:36.110 --> 20:39.572 Desflurane. Two vials, please. 20:39.613 --> 20:42.616 No...make it three. 20:42.658 --> 20:45.578 [machine whirring] 20:49.832 --> 20:52.251 [dramatic music] 20:58.841 --> 21:00.467 [laughing] 21:00.509 --> 21:01.761 Alright. 21:04.597 --> 21:06.182 You didn't have to walk me out. 21:06.224 --> 21:09.018 Well, I didn't want you waiting for a cab all by yourself. 21:09.060 --> 21:10.978 I know, you're a cop, but.. 21:11.020 --> 21:12.855 But you're a gentleman. 21:12.897 --> 21:14.314 I try. 21:16.901 --> 21:19.278 I had a really nice time with you tonight, Joss. 21:19.319 --> 21:21.280 Yeah, I did too. 21:21.321 --> 21:23.657 And you know what, you were right. 21:23.699 --> 21:26.786 That was the best Chilean sea bass I've ever had. 21:26.827 --> 21:27.995 Good. 21:38.756 --> 21:40.925 (Shaw) 'Two bogies coming your way, Carter.' 21:42.593 --> 21:44.595 [dramatic music] 21:44.637 --> 21:48.515 Alright. Alright, guys. No need for violence, guys. 21:48.557 --> 21:50.768 Just, you know, take what you want. 21:50.810 --> 21:54.480 Unfortunately for you, Ian, we're not here for your wallet. 21:54.521 --> 21:56.398 - Ready? - Ready, ready. 21:56.440 --> 21:58.484 [gunshots] 22:03.114 --> 22:05.032 Nice aim, Shaw. 22:05.074 --> 22:07.160 Back at you. 22:07.201 --> 22:11.038 [sighs] Ian, are you okay? 22:11.080 --> 22:12.498 I'd be a hell of a lot better if you told me 22:12.539 --> 22:14.458 who you actually were, Joss. 22:16.376 --> 22:17.544 [sighs] 22:29.682 --> 22:32.310 [clicking] 22:44.113 --> 22:46.157 Hey, I got some interesting information 22:46.199 --> 22:47.574 from muggers dumb and dumber. 22:47.616 --> 22:49.118 I imagine they were hired hands? 22:49.160 --> 22:50.619 Bingo. 22:50.661 --> 22:52.913 Said a guy by the name of Kip Davis hired them. 22:52.955 --> 22:55.208 I made a few calls, found out this guy Davis 22:55.249 --> 22:57.210 head of security for Bruce Wellington. 22:57.251 --> 22:59.377 And that's certainly not a coincidence. 22:59.419 --> 23:01.297 Thank you, detective. 23:03.590 --> 23:06.177 Uh, I get that, but how did you know 23:06.219 --> 23:07.928 that someone was gonna come after me? 23:07.970 --> 23:11.307 We had inside information that someone wanted you dead. 23:11.349 --> 23:14.977 'Or maybe it was the other way around.' 23:15.019 --> 23:17.188 Wait. 23:17.230 --> 23:19.773 You-you...you think I'd hurt someone? 23:19.815 --> 23:22.484 We've seen your stalker stash, Ian. 23:25.863 --> 23:28.199 It's not stalking. 23:28.241 --> 23:30.743 It's research. 23:30.784 --> 23:34.163 Women like that I can anticipate their needs. 23:34.205 --> 23:36.207 'They're used to guys doing the bare minimum.' 23:36.249 --> 23:38.209 I go above and beyond. 23:39.543 --> 23:41.379 Try it sometime. 23:44.715 --> 23:46.300 You're hunting them. 23:48.010 --> 23:51.972 I want their info, they're giving it to me straight up. 23:52.014 --> 23:54.267 And, yeah, I get a little overly efficient in my due diligence 23:54.308 --> 23:56.476 'but..' 23:56.518 --> 23:58.896 [sighs] ...they like it. 23:58.938 --> 24:00.314 If they liked it so much 24:00.356 --> 24:02.775 how come those relationships don't last? 24:02.816 --> 24:04.902 They're not supposed to. 24:04.944 --> 24:06.612 It's kind of the point. 24:06.653 --> 24:11.033 Mr. Murphy, why would Bruce Wellington want you dead? 24:11.075 --> 24:13.535 'Were you involved with his daughter?' 24:15.746 --> 24:19.166 Ian, tell us what's going on, so we can help you. 24:25.256 --> 24:28.634 Dana and I...we met when she was still in college 24:28.675 --> 24:31.304 and I was tending bar, trying to keep up with my student loans 24:31.345 --> 24:33.264 and we fell in love. 24:35.515 --> 24:37.143 No research needed. 24:38.727 --> 24:41.647 Mr. Fortune 500 did not appreciate his daughter 24:41.688 --> 24:47.069 dating poor white Southie trash, but...then Dana got pregnant. 24:48.821 --> 24:50.281 Now you gotta understand this. 24:50.323 --> 24:54.660 Wellington, he rules that family...with an iron fist. 24:54.701 --> 24:59.415 So...one day one of Wellington's lackeys shows up at my door 24:59.457 --> 25:03.461 and he tells me that, uh, Dana got an abortion 25:05.045 --> 25:07.173 and, uh, he gives me a check 25:08.632 --> 25:11.302 He says that I have to get out of town 25:11.344 --> 25:13.971 or Wellington will ruin me. 25:14.013 --> 25:17.016 So you took the money? 25:17.057 --> 25:22.146 Dana was...all I had in the world. 25:22.188 --> 25:23.897 And I must have called her a hundred times 25:23.939 --> 25:27.360 and she...never called me back. 25:27.401 --> 25:30.237 She was terrified of her father. They all were. 25:30.279 --> 25:34.450 [sighs] And that was...nine years ago. 25:34.492 --> 25:37.495 And I haven't had anything to do with her or her family since. 25:38.620 --> 25:40.580 Until you went to her funeral. 25:42.458 --> 25:45.461 How can I not go? 25:45.503 --> 25:50.757 Wellington saw me and he flipped out and started screaming 25:50.799 --> 25:52.634 right there at Dana's grave. 25:52.676 --> 25:56.013 Why would he be so upset with you after all this time? 25:56.055 --> 25:58.556 I don't know, Joss. 25:58.598 --> 26:01.185 I swear. 26:01.227 --> 26:03.229 I didn't stay to find out. 26:10.694 --> 26:12.154 I like Bear's new collar. 26:12.196 --> 26:14.114 Seemed more his style. 26:14.156 --> 26:16.158 That dinosaur bone from you as well? 26:16.200 --> 26:17.701 I mean, he loves that thing. 26:17.743 --> 26:19.661 His intestines beg to differ. 26:22.873 --> 26:24.124 Shaw. 26:24.166 --> 26:26.085 Take a look at this. 26:32.466 --> 26:35.761 Are you both seeing what I'm seeing? 26:35.802 --> 26:38.055 That kid's what? Eight? Nine? 26:38.097 --> 26:41.141 (Finch) 'I suppose we now know why Mr. Wellington wants Ian dead.' 26:41.183 --> 26:43.519 Dana didn't have an abortion after all. 26:43.561 --> 26:45.187 Daddy probably figured Ian showed up at the funeral 26:45.229 --> 26:46.855 to take away his heir. 26:46.897 --> 26:50.401 I think it's time we meet Mr. Wellington in person. 26:50.443 --> 26:53.404 What should Detective Carter tell Ian? 26:53.446 --> 26:54.780 The truth. 27:01.328 --> 27:02.871 I don't understand. 27:02.913 --> 27:06.624 Dana's sister, Marissa, raised him as her own. 27:06.666 --> 27:08.294 She was ten years older. 27:08.335 --> 27:12.172 I imagine she seemed like a more suitable parent at the time. 27:14.632 --> 27:16.634 How can they do this to me? 27:18.011 --> 27:19.472 Why would Dana lie? 27:19.513 --> 27:22.391 Like you said, Mr. Wellington is a very powerful man 27:22.433 --> 27:25.936 'willing to do anything to keep up appearances.' 27:25.978 --> 27:28.147 Dana knew that a lie was the only thing 27:28.188 --> 27:32.067 that would get you to leave Boston. 27:32.109 --> 27:33.693 So he gets to take everything from me. 27:33.735 --> 27:36.989 My-my home and my...my child? 27:37.030 --> 27:40.242 No, Ian. He doesn't. 27:40.284 --> 27:42.620 Because we're going to set things right. 27:42.660 --> 27:44.371 How? 27:44.413 --> 27:46.415 Finch is going to break into the kid's locker 27:46.457 --> 27:49.084 take Alex's school-issued water bottle 27:49.126 --> 27:50.877 and use it for the DNA test. 27:50.919 --> 27:53.172 Sounds like a safe enough plan. I'm going with him. 27:53.213 --> 27:54.590 It's not safe, Ian. 27:54.632 --> 27:58.385 All I wanna do...is put eyes on my son, Joss. 27:58.427 --> 28:00.346 In case I don't get the chance again. 28:05.725 --> 28:07.520 Sir? 28:07.561 --> 28:09.021 Ms. Morgan. 28:09.062 --> 28:10.897 Ms. Morgan. 28:10.939 --> 28:13.233 Thank you for meeting with us, Mr. Wellington. 28:13.275 --> 28:15.027 And how's our mutual friend? 28:15.068 --> 28:17.154 - She sends her best. - Oh. 28:17.196 --> 28:20.449 This is John Wiley, the collector she told you about. 28:20.491 --> 28:24.203 Zoe says you're a man who can find things no one else can. 28:24.244 --> 28:28.374 She flatters me, but it's also true. 28:28.415 --> 28:30.334 I'm looking for a privately owned Picasso. 28:30.376 --> 28:31.751 'Child with dove.' 28:31.793 --> 28:33.587 I'm willing to pay whatever it takes. 28:33.629 --> 28:34.838 Hmm. 28:34.880 --> 28:37.466 If you boys will excuse me 28:37.508 --> 28:39.426 I need to powder my nose. 29:02.241 --> 29:04.410 - Nice entrance. - Thanks. Where's the safe? 29:06.953 --> 29:09.831 Old school. Excellent. 29:11.584 --> 29:12.876 You know, proving the kid is Ian's 29:12.918 --> 29:14.920 may not get Wellington off his back. 29:14.961 --> 29:16.463 (Shaw) 'I'm just the safecracker.' 29:16.505 --> 29:18.507 I leave the messy stuff to Harold. 29:20.551 --> 29:22.177 'You better hurry up, Shaw.' 29:22.219 --> 29:24.346 Looks like Wellington is about to take his grandson 29:24.388 --> 29:26.473 on a long trip outside the country. 29:27.600 --> 29:30.018 [indistinct chatter] 29:33.939 --> 29:35.899 Where are they taking him? 29:35.941 --> 29:38.026 Alex has been enrolled at a London boarding school. 29:38.068 --> 29:41.280 They leave tomorrow morning. 29:41.321 --> 29:42.656 So it's over. 29:42.698 --> 29:44.283 Even if we get a DNA sample 29:44.324 --> 29:46.076 that won't stop Wellington from trying to kill me. 29:46.118 --> 29:48.495 It will if we leverage the child's paternity. 29:48.537 --> 29:50.330 'The Wellington legacy is all he cares about.' 29:50.372 --> 29:52.458 I can assure you, a man like this will do anything 29:52.499 --> 29:54.418 to protect his name. 29:55.210 --> 29:57.963 [phone rings] 30:00.924 --> 30:03.093 Excuse me for a moment. 30:08.014 --> 30:14.313 (men and women) 'Black. Kilo. Tango. Penguin. Alpha. Kilo..' 30:21.153 --> 30:23.572 [dramatic music] 30:33.123 --> 30:34.124 (woman on phone) 'Stone Ridge Hospital.' 30:34.166 --> 30:35.375 Yes, hello, I was calling 30:35.417 --> 30:37.670 to check up on Ms. Robin Farrow. 30:37.711 --> 30:39.797 This is her Uncle, Harold Wren. 30:39.838 --> 30:43.383 'Oh, hello, Mr. Wren. Robin is doing quite well.' 30:43.425 --> 30:46.845 'Although you're the second person to call on her today.' 30:46.886 --> 30:48.138 Who was the first? 30:48.180 --> 30:49.598 'He wouldn't give us a name' 30:49.640 --> 30:51.642 'so we wouldn't give him any information.' 30:57.314 --> 30:58.691 Where's Joseph? 30:58.732 --> 31:02.152 Oh, he, uh, called in sick today. 31:02.194 --> 31:05.364 I'm Ian. So, um, buckle up. 31:05.405 --> 31:06.740 I already did. 31:16.500 --> 31:17.876 Mr. Reese. 31:17.917 --> 31:20.003 'I believe Mr. Murphy just kidnapped his son.' 31:24.341 --> 31:25.634 His birth certificate isn't here. 31:25.676 --> 31:27.969 It takes days to run DNA. 31:28.011 --> 31:29.888 The Wellingtons leave the country tomorrow. 31:29.929 --> 31:31.097 Reese? 31:33.058 --> 31:37.020 You're right. That is a lovely depiction of postmodernism. 31:37.062 --> 31:39.939 But may I ask you something? 31:39.981 --> 31:42.442 What's that, Mr. Wiley? 31:42.484 --> 31:44.778 Where is your grandson's birth certificate? 31:46.488 --> 31:48.532 You stole a child from his father. 31:48.574 --> 31:50.950 - Alex has a father. - 'No.' 31:50.992 --> 31:53.662 Alex has an aunt and an uncle who raised him as their own. 31:53.704 --> 31:57.457 I'm going to ask you one more time, Mr. Wellington. 31:57.499 --> 32:01.503 Where is your grandson's birth certificate? 32:01.545 --> 32:02.796 My grandson will never know 32:02.838 --> 32:06.550 that piece of white trash is his father. 32:06.592 --> 32:09.595 Alex is an heir, not the help. 32:11.304 --> 32:13.766 Security will show you out. 32:13.807 --> 32:14.974 [grunts] 32:17.436 --> 32:20.980 If you weren't gonna do that, I was. 32:21.022 --> 32:24.025 Okay. What do we do now? 32:30.407 --> 32:32.075 [dialing] 32:32.117 --> 32:34.244 [phone rings] 32:34.286 --> 32:35.537 (Carter) 'Ian, where are you?' 32:35.579 --> 32:37.790 I just did something really stupid. 32:47.340 --> 32:49.760 I usually go home right after school. 32:52.011 --> 32:54.848 Yeah, I thought we could do something different today. 32:54.890 --> 32:57.142 Why? 32:57.183 --> 32:59.352 What's today? 32:59.394 --> 33:02.481 Well, Alex, uh.. 33:05.275 --> 33:08.111 ...I-I knew your mom a long time ago. 33:09.905 --> 33:12.407 Well, she gets mad if I come home late. 33:15.076 --> 33:17.746 Right. 33:17.788 --> 33:19.915 Well, I'm sure she doesn't.. 33:19.957 --> 33:23.543 What I meant to say was that I knew your Aunt Dana. 33:23.585 --> 33:24.753 Oh. 33:26.672 --> 33:30.342 - Aunt Dana died. - 'Yeah, I know.' 33:30.383 --> 33:33.052 And I know that makes you really sad. 33:34.596 --> 33:37.933 Makes me sad too. 33:37.975 --> 33:40.602 To have someone you love just vanish from your life. 33:40.644 --> 33:44.857 'It's hard to understand even when you're grown up.' 33:44.898 --> 33:46.900 How did you know her? 33:46.942 --> 33:48.902 From school? 33:48.944 --> 33:50.320 Yeah. 33:53.573 --> 33:54.741 See. 33:55.742 --> 33:58.787 We were good friends. 33:58.829 --> 34:02.332 She used to read me stories when I was little. 34:02.374 --> 34:04.793 Then I got older and.. 34:04.835 --> 34:06.753 ...and she let me read to her. 34:08.338 --> 34:10.841 She liked Harry Potter. 34:13.301 --> 34:15.220 I wish I hadn't lost touch with her. 34:17.014 --> 34:18.932 I wish I had.. 34:21.393 --> 34:23.311 ....met you a lot sooner. 34:24.563 --> 34:25.814 Why? 34:27.315 --> 34:29.526 You seem like someone I'd really like to know. 34:33.363 --> 34:34.698 Hi, Alex. 34:34.740 --> 34:38.326 'I'm Officer Carter, here to take you home.' 34:38.368 --> 34:42.205 But, uh, first I need to talk to my friend Ian for a minute. 34:43.373 --> 34:45.166 Tell you what. 34:45.208 --> 34:48.045 Why don't you go buy yourself an ice cream, okay? 34:48.085 --> 34:49.254 Okay. 34:53.842 --> 34:57.303 I knew it was a stupid move the second I did it 34:57.345 --> 35:00.139 but that's.. 35:00.181 --> 35:03.351 I just found out I have a son. 35:03.393 --> 35:06.063 Now these people, they wanna take him away from me again? 35:06.104 --> 35:09.733 I'm not gonna let that happen, Ian, but we gotta do this right. 35:12.819 --> 35:14.153 Here you go. 35:22.370 --> 35:23.872 Hey. 35:23.914 --> 35:27.250 I never told you how much I like the uniform. 35:27.292 --> 35:28.668 Another line? 35:28.710 --> 35:30.629 Not even a little. 35:35.634 --> 35:38.470 Friend of mine knows people who know people 35:38.511 --> 35:42.307 that have dirt on doctors to the rich and famous. 35:42.348 --> 35:45.351 I'm about to submit that into evidence. 35:45.393 --> 35:49.731 [sighs] So are you ready to be a father for real? 35:51.399 --> 35:54.235 More than you could possibly know. 35:54.277 --> 35:56.404 I'm happy for you. 35:56.446 --> 35:58.782 And for Alex. 35:58.824 --> 36:01.034 Happy enough to celebrate over a drink? 36:01.076 --> 36:03.745 Maybe after the dust settles. 36:03.787 --> 36:05.998 You still have my number. 36:06.039 --> 36:07.206 Yeah. 36:14.923 --> 36:16.091 [chuckles] 36:28.478 --> 36:32.024 What's different about you tonight, Robin? 36:32.065 --> 36:33.984 I feel relieved. 36:34.026 --> 36:36.319 Like a great weight's been lifted. 36:36.361 --> 36:38.571 I-I am so pleased to hear that. 36:38.613 --> 36:40.490 It sounds like your medication is working. 36:40.532 --> 36:42.117 [chuckles] 36:42.159 --> 36:44.077 No. 36:44.119 --> 36:46.329 It's finally time for me to leave. 36:48.123 --> 36:51.417 I see. Okay, Robin, the only way you can leave this facility 36:51.459 --> 36:52.961 is with my signature 36:53.003 --> 36:54.587 which you're not gonna get any time soon. 36:54.629 --> 36:56.173 Hmm. 36:56.214 --> 36:59.051 You need to start participating in your therapy. 36:59.092 --> 37:01.970 It's the only way to get well. 37:02.012 --> 37:04.556 I am participating. 37:04.597 --> 37:06.223 And it's been.. 37:07.767 --> 37:11.521 ...educational, to say the least. 37:11.563 --> 37:12.898 But there's a government operative 37:12.939 --> 37:14.357 who's coming to kill me 37:14.399 --> 37:17.234 which means you and I have run out of time. 37:17.276 --> 37:18.820 Okay, that sounds to me like 37:18.862 --> 37:21.865 what we call a persecution complex. 37:21.907 --> 37:25.326 Oh, he's quite real, I assure you. 37:26.452 --> 37:28.496 So you see.. 37:29.831 --> 37:31.791 ...sadly.. 37:31.833 --> 37:33.752 ...I need to be moving on. 37:34.544 --> 37:35.795 Okay. 37:35.837 --> 37:40.425 So, um...you're going to escape? 37:41.676 --> 37:43.511 Hmm. 37:43.553 --> 37:45.471 How do you plan on doing that? 37:47.599 --> 37:49.475 First the phone on your desk will ring. 37:49.517 --> 37:52.020 She'll be letting me know it's time. 37:52.062 --> 37:53.980 Then I'll punch you in the carotid artery. 37:54.022 --> 37:56.691 It'll hurt, Ronald, but it won't kill you. 37:56.733 --> 37:58.693 Then I'll take your car keys. 38:01.947 --> 38:04.699 And the guards, how-how will you manage them? 38:05.867 --> 38:08.745 I won't have to. 38:08.787 --> 38:11.748 They'll be incapacitated from the Desflurane 38:11.790 --> 38:14.375 'in the ventilation system.' 38:14.417 --> 38:17.129 It vaporizes at 75 degrees 38:17.170 --> 38:18.671 which the building climate control 38:18.713 --> 38:21.382 has been programmed to reach ten minutes ago. 38:21.424 --> 38:23.509 Okay. This voice that you hear 38:23.551 --> 38:26.888 she's, uh, she's gonna do all this? 38:26.930 --> 38:29.849 Of course not. 38:29.891 --> 38:32.560 She sees everything, but.. 38:32.602 --> 38:36.022 '...there's very little she can do about it herself.' 38:36.064 --> 38:38.191 That's where I come in. 38:38.233 --> 38:40.693 She tells me what to do and I do it. 38:42.612 --> 38:46.199 Well, she did help me a little with stealing the Desflurane 38:46.241 --> 38:49.869 from the automatic dispensing system. 38:49.911 --> 38:55.416 Don't worry. I closed the vents in your office two days ago. 38:55.458 --> 38:57.376 It should have cleared out by now. 39:03.424 --> 39:05.551 Do you hear how quiet it is out there? 39:06.886 --> 39:08.805 Must be almost time. 39:12.058 --> 39:14.936 Are you as excited about this as I am? 39:15.895 --> 39:17.647 [phone rings] 39:19.983 --> 39:22.401 [dramatic music] 39:32.620 --> 39:35.748 How long are you gonna keep him waiting? 39:35.790 --> 39:37.500 He promised to walk me home. 39:37.542 --> 39:41.087 Mm. That's very chivalrous of him. 39:41.129 --> 39:44.549 Okay, fine. I should probably get going. 39:44.590 --> 39:47.719 Yeah, I need to go too. 39:47.760 --> 39:50.388 I have a date...with my son. 39:50.429 --> 39:52.349 Nice work tonight, ladies. 39:54.059 --> 39:55.227 Goodnight. 39:59.397 --> 40:02.317 [sighs] What do you think? 40:02.359 --> 40:03.568 You wanna get out of here? 40:03.609 --> 40:05.320 [panting] 40:05.362 --> 40:07.030 Okay. 40:07.072 --> 40:08.447 But you're sleeping at my place. 40:08.489 --> 40:09.824 [Bear woofs] 40:20.417 --> 40:23.338 [phone ringing] 40:32.680 --> 40:35.100 [ringing continues] 40:40.521 --> 40:42.148 [ringing continues] 40:44.109 --> 40:45.484 Hello there. 40:48.113 --> 40:50.489 Oh, my God. 40:50.531 --> 40:52.242 What have you done? 40:52.284 --> 40:55.536 Don't worry. I didn't kill them. 40:55.578 --> 40:58.998 Like you said, I've been making progress. 40:59.040 --> 41:00.833 The man coming after me, on the other hand 41:00.875 --> 41:05.338 will almost certainly kill you, so...you probably should run. 41:07.757 --> 41:08.967 Pardon me. 41:09.008 --> 41:10.009 [grunts] 41:10.051 --> 41:11.219 [gunshots] 41:16.891 --> 41:18.059 [gun clicks] 41:20.270 --> 41:21.438 [gunshots] 41:26.901 --> 41:28.069 [gunshots] 41:43.709 --> 41:44.877 Shh! 41:48.340 --> 41:49.507 [gunshots] 41:56.639 --> 41:59.267 Did you really think she would abandon me? 42:00.185 --> 42:01.811 [dramatic music] 42:07.817 --> 42:09.361 Really? 42:09.402 --> 42:11.321 Even this guy? 42:14.073 --> 42:16.493 I guess you're the boss. 42:17.660 --> 42:19.578 So long, doc. 42:19.620 --> 42:21.831 And thanks for all the help. 42:21.873 --> 42:25.335 I think I really am much better now. 42:37.805 --> 42:40.392 [dramatic music] 42:59.160 --> 43:03.122 - 'Finch, what's wrong?' - Mr. Reese, we have a problem. 43:10.004 --> 43:11.797 [theme music] 's wrong?' - Mr. Reese, we have a problem.