WEBVTT 00:01.543 --> 00:04.003 (Finch) You are being watched. 00:04.045 --> 00:06.298 The government has a secret system. 00:06.340 --> 00:10.803 A machine that spies on you every hour of every day. 00:10.845 --> 00:13.180 I designed the machine to detect acts of terror. 00:13.221 --> 00:15.056 But it sees everything. 00:15.098 --> 00:18.435 Violent crimes involving ordinary people. 00:18.477 --> 00:21.355 The government considers these people irrelevant. 00:21.396 --> 00:23.524 We don't. 00:23.565 --> 00:28.028 Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. 00:28.069 --> 00:29.905 You will never find us. 00:29.947 --> 00:32.031 But victim or perpetrator.. 00:32.073 --> 00:34.702 ...if your number's up, we'll find you. 00:44.252 --> 00:46.672 [dramatic music] 00:49.132 --> 00:50.676 Did you miss me? 00:50.718 --> 00:52.093 [taser crackling] 00:52.135 --> 00:54.013 We're gonna have so much fun together. 00:58.266 --> 01:00.769 (male #1) 'He's digging around. Getting way too close.' 01:00.811 --> 01:02.646 'Should we silence him?' 01:02.688 --> 01:04.815 (male #2) 'We can't let him jeopardize our operation.' 01:04.857 --> 01:06.441 'Put it to a vote.' 01:18.495 --> 01:20.414 I'm in, Finch. 01:20.455 --> 01:22.123 Care to tell me where? 01:22.165 --> 01:24.501 (Finch) 'The apartment you're in belongs to Miss Shaw.' 01:24.543 --> 01:26.545 'I promised to respect her boundaries' 01:26.587 --> 01:28.964 'but for eight hours, our agreed upon means of contact' 01:29.006 --> 01:31.800 'have gone unanswered.' 01:31.842 --> 01:33.260 So you tracked her down. 01:33.301 --> 01:35.721 Miss Shaw may be violent and uncommunicative 01:35.763 --> 01:37.431 but she is never tardy. 01:37.472 --> 01:40.059 'Something is amiss, and I need you to find out what.' 01:40.099 --> 01:41.351 So what are you up to? 01:41.393 --> 01:42.895 My waist approximately. 01:45.313 --> 01:47.274 (Sloan) 'Don't be so delicate, Harold.' 01:47.315 --> 01:48.817 I need you to get in there and dig. 01:50.611 --> 01:54.113 See, people, they put business cards in dirty clothes. 01:54.155 --> 01:55.866 Jot phone numbers on napkins. 01:57.284 --> 02:00.203 A single relative's name is all we need. 02:00.245 --> 02:01.413 Oh! 02:02.790 --> 02:03.916 Watch out for rats. 02:05.375 --> 02:06.835 Rats? 02:06.877 --> 02:10.380 As you may have guessed we have a new number, 02:10.422 --> 02:13.008 'Timothy Sloan, an estate investigator' 02:13.050 --> 02:15.260 for the New York public administrator. 02:15.302 --> 02:17.763 If somebody dies without an apparent next of kin 02:17.805 --> 02:20.432 like the compulsive hoarder who used to live here 02:20.474 --> 02:22.476 'they send in Sloan to find one.' 02:22.517 --> 02:24.061 So when somebody dies 02:24.103 --> 02:25.854 Sloan figures out who gets their stuff. 02:25.896 --> 02:27.481 Exactly. 02:27.522 --> 02:29.566 I'm undercover as his new partner. 02:29.608 --> 02:30.734 (Reese) Finch, you know I don't like you 02:30.776 --> 02:32.360 heading into danger without me. 02:32.402 --> 02:35.030 I'm not so thrilled about my current circumstances either 02:35.072 --> 02:36.824 'but I need you where you are.' 02:36.865 --> 02:38.909 'Speaking of which, have you found anything?' 02:40.327 --> 02:41.578 Nothing unexpected. 02:44.039 --> 02:45.499 Raymond Chandler. 02:45.540 --> 02:47.459 'I grew up reading this stuff.' 02:47.501 --> 02:49.503 I always dreamed about becomin' a detective. 02:49.544 --> 02:50.879 (Finch) 'Did you try the police academy?' 02:50.921 --> 02:53.507 Turns out they're not crazy about.. 02:53.548 --> 02:55.676 ...hiring someone who can't shoot straight. 02:55.717 --> 02:57.594 You check the fridge yet? 02:57.636 --> 02:59.138 For the next of kin? 02:59.178 --> 03:00.806 You'd be surprised what pops up 03:00.848 --> 03:02.181 behind moldy leftovers. 03:03.725 --> 03:05.184 Oh! 03:05.226 --> 03:07.186 Nothing in here, but old milk 03:07.228 --> 03:09.773 and enormous quantity of something that used to be pasta. 03:09.815 --> 03:11.108 And, oh, wait. 03:16.989 --> 03:18.573 'What did I tell you?' 03:18.615 --> 03:21.242 The cooler temperatures keep the film from fading. 03:23.704 --> 03:25.413 [dramatic music] 03:29.751 --> 03:31.378 Jackpot. See for yourself. 03:36.175 --> 03:37.718 Marcia, the hoarder has a sister. 03:37.759 --> 03:39.011 Which means we have an heir. 03:40.345 --> 03:41.722 Good work, Harold. 03:41.763 --> 03:43.222 Our job here is done. 03:43.264 --> 03:44.474 Mr. Reese, I have to leave now. 03:44.516 --> 03:45.684 'We found what we needed.' 03:45.726 --> 03:48.020 (Reese) Unfortunately, so did I. 03:48.062 --> 03:49.730 Taser confetti. 03:49.771 --> 03:52.191 Ejected whenever one is fired. 03:52.232 --> 03:54.275 I suppose it's too much to hope she tased herself. 03:54.317 --> 03:55.903 Knowing Shaw, it's possible. 03:55.944 --> 03:57.529 But if I had to guess.. 03:57.571 --> 03:58.989 ...I'd say she's in trouble. 04:07.998 --> 04:09.083 Sorry about that. 04:11.835 --> 04:13.837 Which part? The tasing? 04:13.879 --> 04:16.173 The drugging, or whatever this is? 04:16.215 --> 04:18.050 Hmm. 04:18.092 --> 04:19.801 I had to make sure you'd hear me out. 04:21.469 --> 04:24.014 She needs our help and.. 04:24.056 --> 04:25.640 ...I figured you wouldn't come willingly. 04:25.682 --> 04:26.892 She? 04:26.934 --> 04:28.602 The machine's given me a mission. 04:28.643 --> 04:32.106 And step one, is to team up with you. 04:32.147 --> 04:33.607 I'll pass. 04:33.648 --> 04:35.650 Trust issues. 04:35.692 --> 04:37.986 Besides, the machine gives missions to Harold 04:38.028 --> 04:40.864 and the government, relevant, irrelevant. 04:40.906 --> 04:42.991 Why would it be talking to you? 04:43.033 --> 04:45.119 Because now, there's a third category. 04:47.871 --> 04:49.915 Things are evolving. 04:49.957 --> 04:53.043 And my relationship with the machine 04:53.085 --> 04:55.420 is a little.. 04:55.462 --> 04:57.214 ...different. 04:57.256 --> 04:59.716 As for trust issues.. 04:59.758 --> 05:03.178 ...I'm happy to take the first step. 05:03.220 --> 05:07.224 There's a gun for you in the glove compartment. 05:09.851 --> 05:12.854 Thanks, but a knife will do just fine. 05:12.896 --> 05:15.149 This is the part where you give me one good reason 05:15.190 --> 05:17.317 why I should believe anything you say. 05:17.358 --> 05:19.318 October 2nd, 1988. 05:20.821 --> 05:22.864 You took a road trip with your father to watch 05:22.906 --> 05:25.951 the Houston Oilers play the Philadelphia Eagles. 05:25.993 --> 05:28.120 - He bought you a sweatshirt-- - Don't talk about my father. 05:31.498 --> 05:33.125 It told you that? 05:33.167 --> 05:35.585 The machine trusts me. 05:35.627 --> 05:37.963 Even if you don't. 05:38.005 --> 05:40.882 You spent years working for the machine 05:41.967 --> 05:44.385 and she was never wrong. 05:44.427 --> 05:46.221 If you don't help me 05:46.263 --> 05:47.430 someone might destroy her. 05:49.432 --> 05:52.227 And innocent people will die. 05:52.269 --> 05:54.729 Forget how you feel about me. 05:54.771 --> 05:56.190 How would you feel about that? 05:58.692 --> 06:00.819 Okay. 06:00.861 --> 06:02.445 I'll forget how I feel about you. 06:04.156 --> 06:06.407 'But when this is over..' 06:06.449 --> 06:07.659 ...you better hope I don't remember. 06:10.162 --> 06:11.830 [engine revving] 06:20.379 --> 06:22.883 - 'Good evening, Mr. Reese.' - Staying out of trouble, Finch? 06:22.924 --> 06:24.968 For the moment, although I'm not sure 06:25.010 --> 06:27.054 our Mr. Sloan could say the same. 06:27.095 --> 06:29.973 'I hacked into his office network to see what he's up to.' 06:30.015 --> 06:32.267 'It appears our estate investigator has taken' 06:32.309 --> 06:35.687 an unorthodox interest in a case that isn't his. 06:35.729 --> 06:37.981 'Jason Greenfield, died two weeks ago' 06:38.023 --> 06:40.901 of an apparent heroin overdose. No next of kin. 06:40.942 --> 06:43.570 (Reese) 'How is Sloan's interest unorthodox?' 06:43.611 --> 06:45.613 Would going to a dead man's apartment alone 06:45.655 --> 06:46.948 in the middle of the night qualify? 06:48.700 --> 06:50.409 Any progress in finding Miss Shaw? 06:50.451 --> 06:51.745 Her building doesn't have cameras 06:51.786 --> 06:53.330 but the one across the street does. 06:53.372 --> 06:55.456 And they agreed to let you see the footage? 06:55.498 --> 06:57.625 After some convincing and a sleeper hold. 06:59.211 --> 07:01.296 Point is I found out who took Shaw 07:01.338 --> 07:03.631 'And you're not gonna like it.' 07:03.673 --> 07:04.925 [cellphone beeps] 07:07.844 --> 07:09.346 Find them, Mr. Reese. Now. 07:11.890 --> 07:14.309 [dramatic music] 07:31.785 --> 07:33.787 Why the hell are you following me? 07:33.828 --> 07:35.997 Contrary to the saying, his bite is far worse. 07:36.039 --> 07:38.917 Trust me. Bear, still. 07:38.959 --> 07:40.668 Now, perhaps you'd like to explain why you're breaking 07:40.710 --> 07:42.170 into Jason Greenfield's apartment 07:42.212 --> 07:43.755 and taking his possessions? 07:43.797 --> 07:45.299 Including that watch. 07:45.340 --> 07:47.342 I'm not a thief. 07:47.384 --> 07:48.509 Read the back. 07:51.554 --> 07:53.848 "To Jason Greenfield from the Sloan family." 07:53.890 --> 07:55.558 You knew him? 07:55.600 --> 07:57.269 Jason was my foster brother. 07:59.271 --> 08:02.107 I'm here 'cause I'm trying to solve his murder. 08:02.149 --> 08:04.567 [instrumental music] 08:04.609 --> 08:06.361 [chuckling] 08:08.071 --> 08:10.615 It's, uh, me and Jason. 08:10.657 --> 08:13.952 His parents were, uh, addicts. 08:13.994 --> 08:17.247 They burnt the house down cooking meth when he was 14. 08:17.289 --> 08:19.416 My mom and dad had started fostering, so.. 08:21.168 --> 08:22.543 ...instant brother. 08:24.503 --> 08:26.840 When he was 18, my parents gave him this. 08:28.925 --> 08:30.802 You know, just-just to remind him 08:30.844 --> 08:33.512 that no matter what, he always had us. 08:33.554 --> 08:35.682 - 'I just wish he believed it.' - What do you mean? 08:37.516 --> 08:40.312 [sighs] Jason always messed around with hacking. 08:40.354 --> 08:43.106 And after moving out, he got more obsessed 08:43.148 --> 08:45.317 'and spent more and more time with other hackers.' 08:45.359 --> 08:48.111 Finally, just fell off the map. 08:48.153 --> 08:49.737 Two weeks ago, I'm looking 08:49.779 --> 08:51.531 at another investigator's case files.. 08:53.116 --> 08:54.617 ...and I see his name. 08:54.659 --> 08:56.619 'I couldn't believe it.' 08:56.661 --> 08:59.539 I mean, he swore that he would never start using. 09:01.958 --> 09:03.168 Now, he dies of an OD? 09:04.878 --> 09:07.422 - People do change. - Not Jason. 09:07.464 --> 09:10.008 Not-not-not about that. 09:10.050 --> 09:11.218 'Minute I walked in, I knew.' 09:12.719 --> 09:14.346 I mean, I've been to the homes of a lot 09:14.388 --> 09:16.555 of heroin addicts who died. 09:16.597 --> 09:18.433 You know what you don't see? 09:18.475 --> 09:20.852 High-end TV. 09:20.894 --> 09:22.729 Stereo. 09:22.770 --> 09:25.190 Gold watch, huh? 09:25.232 --> 09:27.442 It all goes to getting their fix. 09:27.484 --> 09:29.236 You think someone killed him, then covered it up. 09:29.277 --> 09:31.154 - Why? - I'm not sure. 09:31.196 --> 09:32.739 But let's take a look at what isn't here. 09:34.449 --> 09:37.911 No computer, no tablet, no phone. 09:37.952 --> 09:40.038 'What kind of hacker doesn't have a computer?' 09:40.080 --> 09:42.332 It does seem strange. 09:42.374 --> 09:44.792 You found nothing with any data in it whatsoever? 09:46.545 --> 09:47.921 I found a flash drive 09:47.962 --> 09:50.424 in a microwave before you came in. 09:50.465 --> 09:51.508 Looks like he fried it. 09:53.301 --> 09:54.428 May I? 09:54.469 --> 09:55.970 I'd like to help if I can. 10:03.019 --> 10:06.356 Jason may have tried to destroy the contents of the drive. 10:08.525 --> 10:12.487 Yes, it's largely been wiped clean. 10:12.529 --> 10:17.284 'Uh, wait, there's a fragment of stray data.' 10:17.325 --> 10:20.203 - 'It's a piece of an e-mail.' - What does it say? 10:20.245 --> 10:21.746 I can only recover a few words. 10:22.914 --> 10:24.291 '"You don't understand.' 10:24.332 --> 10:26.501 'If I try to leave, they'll kill me."' 10:26.543 --> 10:28.795 'The question is, who are they?' 10:28.836 --> 10:31.131 And what is this? 10:31.172 --> 10:32.799 'I found it in Jason's jacket.' 10:35.802 --> 10:38.096 It's an address for.. 10:40.474 --> 10:42.267 ...a storage unit. 10:42.309 --> 10:44.727 That is weird. 10:44.769 --> 10:46.521 Our guys checked. 10:46.563 --> 10:47.939 He didn't have a storage unit. 10:53.987 --> 10:56.490 [speaking Russian] 11:03.830 --> 11:04.872 Yeah, sure. 11:06.291 --> 11:08.042 [speaking Russian] 11:28.687 --> 11:31.899 (Carter)) 'Hmm, that's one way to lower your cholesterol.' 11:31.941 --> 11:36.863 'HR's protection payment. Dirty money for dirty cops.' 11:36.904 --> 11:39.740 Deliver it as usual. Then find out where it goes from there. 11:39.782 --> 11:42.285 - I can't do that. - Do you really wanna test me? 11:42.327 --> 11:44.287 ''Cause I've got a shiny, new 1911' 11:44.329 --> 11:46.247 'to back me up on that.' 11:46.289 --> 11:48.916 What did Morozov say to you back there? 11:48.958 --> 11:50.335 Beats me. I don't speak Russian. 11:50.377 --> 11:52.253 That's funny, 'cause it looked 11:52.295 --> 11:53.630 like you understood every word. 11:54.881 --> 11:56.841 Look. 11:56.883 --> 11:59.553 Morozov's been running that deli since I was a kid. 11:59.594 --> 12:01.429 HR knows that and respects it. 12:02.763 --> 12:04.140 These payments are about loyalty. 12:05.975 --> 12:07.977 Let me tell you something, Laskey. 12:08.019 --> 12:09.896 'One day soon, you're gonna find out' 12:09.937 --> 12:11.814 exactly what HR expects from you 12:11.856 --> 12:13.732 in return for that loyalty. 12:13.774 --> 12:15.193 [engine revs] 12:18.863 --> 12:20.114 (female #1) 'Did you get a good look at her?' 12:20.156 --> 12:21.533 She came out of nowhere. 12:23.618 --> 12:24.869 Got your message, Lionel. 12:24.911 --> 12:26.745 'Looks like you found Root's car.' 12:26.787 --> 12:28.665 Yeah, and a crazy story to go with it. 12:28.707 --> 12:30.333 Guy over there says his medical supply van 12:30.375 --> 12:32.544 was just stolen by two women drivin' that car. 12:32.586 --> 12:34.546 One waves him down, engine trouble. 12:34.588 --> 12:36.881 When he goes to take a look, the other one knocks him out 12:36.923 --> 12:38.883 with some kind of martial arts. 12:38.925 --> 12:40.468 I hate to tell ya, but Root and Shaw 12:40.510 --> 12:42.053 they're working as a team. 12:42.095 --> 12:43.388 A scary one. 12:44.639 --> 12:46.849 A thank you would be nice. 12:46.891 --> 12:49.185 Finch, I'm closer to Root and Shaw. 12:49.227 --> 12:50.729 From what I'm seeing, it looks less 12:50.769 --> 12:53.106 like an abduction and more like a partnership. 12:53.147 --> 12:55.149 A partnership? To what end? 12:55.191 --> 12:56.817 No idea, but with Root involved 12:56.859 --> 12:58.361 anything's possible. 12:58.403 --> 13:00.655 A troubling development, Mr. Reese. 13:00.697 --> 13:02.490 And I'm afraid I have another one. 13:02.532 --> 13:04.451 It seems that Mr. Sloan's foster brother, Jason 13:04.492 --> 13:08.037 may have been murdered by some mysterious group. 13:08.079 --> 13:10.457 You think that same group might be the threat against Sloan? 13:10.498 --> 13:12.166 The only way to know for sure would be to determine 13:12.208 --> 13:14.001 who killed Jason and why. 13:14.043 --> 13:15.670 Are you sure you don't need my help on this? 13:15.712 --> 13:19.215 No, Mr. Reese. Tracking Miss Shaw is your top priority. 13:19.257 --> 13:21.134 Alright. 13:21.175 --> 13:23.762 But, Finch, I'm here if you need me. 13:26.139 --> 13:27.974 So I just got off the phone with the, uh 13:28.015 --> 13:29.892 manager from the storage center. 13:29.934 --> 13:33.354 'Unit 117 was rented out to a guy named John Glover.' 13:33.396 --> 13:35.148 Now, he recognized Jason's description. 13:35.189 --> 13:37.776 Said that Jason was one of a bunch of people 13:37.816 --> 13:40.027 'who used to visit that unit at all hours.' 13:40.069 --> 13:41.738 The day after Jason died 13:41.780 --> 13:44.699 those same people came back in, cleaned the place out. 13:44.741 --> 13:46.367 Scrubbed it from top to bottom with bleach. 13:46.409 --> 13:48.745 Did they have a photo ID on file for John Glover? 13:48.787 --> 13:52.206 No, uh, Glover paid a full year in advance with cash. 13:52.248 --> 13:54.208 - For all we know-- - Glover may not even exist. 13:55.710 --> 13:57.170 Let's see if any other storage units 13:57.211 --> 13:59.880 have been rented using that name. 13:59.922 --> 14:03.718 No other rentals under John Glover but.. 14:03.760 --> 14:05.512 ...there, in Brooklyn 14:05.553 --> 14:09.265 'another unit paid for a full year in cash' 14:09.307 --> 14:11.225 and rented the same day they cleared out 14:11.267 --> 14:12.393 John Glover's unit. 14:12.435 --> 14:13.520 Who rented that one? 14:13.561 --> 14:14.895 (Finch) 'Samuel Miles.' 14:16.147 --> 14:17.982 Wait. 14:18.024 --> 14:20.193 John Glover? Samuel Miles? 14:20.234 --> 14:21.778 That's the connection, Glover and Miles 14:21.820 --> 14:23.780 are both generals in the American Revolution. 14:23.822 --> 14:26.658 Hardly seems like a coincidence. Let's go find that storage unit. 14:30.077 --> 14:33.039 (Shaw) So this mission we're on, what is it? 14:33.080 --> 14:34.290 (Root) 'We'll find out soon enough.' 14:35.709 --> 14:37.711 When you see this statue again.. 14:37.752 --> 14:40.046 ...think impact. 14:40.087 --> 14:42.298 The machine told you that? 14:42.340 --> 14:44.133 I suppose I could be making it up. 14:44.175 --> 14:46.511 And I suppose I could be kickin' your ass. 14:51.015 --> 14:52.141 Insurance. 14:56.020 --> 14:58.648 And where are we headed to now? 14:58.690 --> 14:59.858 Down. 15:06.656 --> 15:09.492 (Shaw) 'Spaghetti and an oxygen tank make a mean thermal lance.' 15:11.994 --> 15:13.747 - What am I cuttin'? - 'This.' 15:15.623 --> 15:17.375 You know the last time I used a blowtorch 15:17.417 --> 15:20.628 was to get intel from an uncooperative source. 15:20.670 --> 15:22.881 Now, you either tell me what we're here to do 15:22.921 --> 15:25.091 or I walk. 15:25.132 --> 15:27.427 Honestly? 15:27.468 --> 15:28.969 Most of the time, I'm told what to do 15:29.011 --> 15:30.971 a second before I have to do it. 15:31.013 --> 15:34.434 The big picture, that's hers. 15:34.475 --> 15:35.976 The only thing I know for sure is.. 15:37.311 --> 15:39.773 ...I need you. 15:42.066 --> 15:43.359 Then you should get out of my way. 15:45.612 --> 15:46.696 Wait. 15:48.155 --> 15:49.323 Safety first. 15:53.119 --> 15:54.412 [hissing] 15:59.959 --> 16:02.545 (Sloan) Funny, the stuff you learn from work. 16:02.587 --> 16:04.714 My truck's stuffed with crowbars 16:04.756 --> 16:07.300 key cutters, and bump hammers. 16:07.341 --> 16:09.803 Never know what you're gonna need for the job. 16:09.844 --> 16:11.721 Let's see what the people who killed my brother 16:11.763 --> 16:12.972 were doing here. 16:14.849 --> 16:17.310 [dramatic music] 16:17.351 --> 16:20.605 Oh, good. This is empty too. 16:20.647 --> 16:22.857 Why pay for a storage unit a year in advance 16:22.899 --> 16:24.983 and put nothing in it? 16:25.025 --> 16:26.235 Look at the dust. 16:26.277 --> 16:28.571 A lot of activity along this wall here. 16:28.613 --> 16:30.323 They are storing something here. 16:30.364 --> 16:32.992 'We just need to shine a light of a different spectrum.' 16:33.033 --> 16:36.746 The kind somebody like you might use to detect fluids. 16:36.788 --> 16:38.873 'You have anything like that in your truck?' 16:38.915 --> 16:40.166 I do. 16:44.378 --> 16:46.213 (Shaw) 'Okay, so you don't know what we're doing.' 16:46.255 --> 16:49.300 Can you at least tell me what we're doing next? 16:49.342 --> 16:50.593 Breaking and entering. 16:52.762 --> 16:55.181 [dramatic music] 17:01.604 --> 17:02.772 Locked door. 17:04.064 --> 17:05.316 Phone. 17:06.860 --> 17:08.110 [door closes] 17:15.451 --> 17:16.661 What's missing? 17:16.703 --> 17:17.829 Behind you. 17:17.871 --> 17:19.288 [toilet flushes] 17:21.123 --> 17:22.291 [grunting] 17:24.752 --> 17:27.171 [music continues] 17:33.636 --> 17:35.013 [taser crackling] 17:38.098 --> 17:40.601 Highly trained operative in a bad suit. 17:40.643 --> 17:43.021 This is a CIA pickup site. 17:43.062 --> 17:44.522 [phone beeping] 17:46.148 --> 17:47.483 [phone ringing] 17:47.525 --> 17:52.488 - 'Agent number?' - 947-0038 Alpha. 17:52.530 --> 17:56.200 - 'Confirmation?' - Diego 241. 17:56.242 --> 17:58.452 (male #3) 'Pickup tomorrow, 0800.' 17:58.494 --> 17:59.871 'Have the package ready.' 18:01.831 --> 18:03.207 Okay, so what's the package? 18:06.544 --> 18:07.712 I am. 18:13.384 --> 18:15.053 Here you go. UV lamp. 18:16.763 --> 18:18.056 Kill the lights. 18:21.350 --> 18:22.769 Oh, my God. 18:25.229 --> 18:27.440 What is this? 18:27.481 --> 18:29.567 A message center. 18:29.609 --> 18:31.027 'For people who wanna communicate' 18:31.069 --> 18:32.361 'without being overheard.' 18:34.154 --> 18:36.198 Question is.. 18:36.240 --> 18:37.575 ...what are they saying? 18:39.577 --> 18:41.829 [Bear whimpering] 18:41.871 --> 18:44.248 Alright, that's weird. Look at this sprinkler. 18:44.290 --> 18:46.960 'It's, they're not attached to the same pipes' 18:47.001 --> 18:48.628 that service the other units. 18:51.171 --> 18:52.381 'Right there.' 18:53.674 --> 18:54.968 Looks like some kind of motor. 18:56.218 --> 18:58.345 [Bear whimpering] 18:58.387 --> 19:00.139 Camera. Oh, dear, we've gotta get.. 19:01.933 --> 19:03.101 We're locked in! 19:07.021 --> 19:08.188 It's gasoline! 19:09.983 --> 19:11.692 [click] 19:11.734 --> 19:13.277 They're gonna burn the place down, with us in it. 19:16.530 --> 19:18.198 [clanking] 19:21.619 --> 19:22.954 (Finch) Mr. Reese. 19:26.916 --> 19:28.751 [whooshing] 19:33.506 --> 19:36.509 (Finch) 'I believe I know who tried to burn us alive.' 19:36.550 --> 19:38.177 'The last time I saw a code like this' 19:38.218 --> 19:40.471 'it was used by this man.' 19:40.513 --> 19:42.098 'Peter Collier.' 19:42.140 --> 19:43.683 He's a member of a group trying to send a message 19:43.724 --> 19:45.893 about government surveillance and privacy. 19:45.935 --> 19:48.062 And he'll kill anyone who gets in his way. 19:48.104 --> 19:50.564 So far, Collier's the most visible member of the group. 19:50.606 --> 19:52.232 'And your foster brother, Jason Greenfield' 19:52.274 --> 19:53.860 'was likely a member as well.' 19:53.901 --> 19:55.653 But Jason would never hurt anyone. 19:55.695 --> 19:58.280 Well, that may not have been his role in the group. 19:58.322 --> 20:00.658 The e-mail I recovered from Jason's flash drive 20:00.700 --> 20:03.161 contained an identifier string 20:03.202 --> 20:04.871 that I was able to match to a conversation 20:04.912 --> 20:07.999 on the darknet, an exchange between hackers. 20:08.041 --> 20:10.250 One of whom was being lauded for exploits 20:10.292 --> 20:11.961 that were nothing short of astonishing. 20:12.003 --> 20:14.130 'The hacker goes by the name of Atlas7.' 20:14.172 --> 20:16.298 But the real identity seems clear. 20:16.340 --> 20:18.384 - My brother. - Indeed. 20:18.425 --> 20:20.553 The targets he chose are all government 20:20.594 --> 20:23.056 military, data-collecting corporations. 20:23.097 --> 20:25.558 Perhaps that's what put him on Collier's radar. 20:25.599 --> 20:27.852 So they teamed up, and at some point 20:27.894 --> 20:29.645 Greenfield tried to get out. 20:29.687 --> 20:30.897 And they killed him. 20:30.938 --> 20:32.940 They may be coming after you now. 20:32.982 --> 20:35.651 - Me? - These people value privacy. 20:35.693 --> 20:38.571 Secrecy above all else, Mr. Sloan. 20:38.612 --> 20:41.490 - By uncovering them.. - You kicked the hornet's nest. 20:41.532 --> 20:43.159 (Finch) 'The best way to protect you from Collier' 20:43.201 --> 20:44.535 'is to find out what he's up to' 20:44.577 --> 20:46.204 and get out ahead of it. 20:46.245 --> 20:48.539 The messages in the storage units appear 20:48.581 --> 20:51.333 to have been encrypted with a running key cipher. 20:51.375 --> 20:53.127 We find the key, we break the code. 20:53.169 --> 20:55.171 - So what's the key? - A long string of text. 20:55.213 --> 20:56.714 A letter, a book. 20:56.756 --> 20:58.549 Jason would've had that key too. 20:58.591 --> 20:59.675 So it must be in his apartment. 20:59.717 --> 21:01.094 I'll go check it out. 21:01.135 --> 21:02.136 And I'll go somewhere where I can do 21:02.178 --> 21:03.888 more in-depth research. 21:03.930 --> 21:08.851 - Hey. I'm coming with you. - You should stay here. 21:08.893 --> 21:10.561 You're looking for the key to this code, right? 21:10.603 --> 21:13.564 Well, there's something I do better than anybody else. 21:13.606 --> 21:16.274 And that's finding things that people keep hidden. 21:19.737 --> 21:21.781 Please. 21:21.822 --> 21:22.990 Let me do it for Jason. 21:24.700 --> 21:25.785 Come on. 21:32.625 --> 21:33.918 [knock on door] 21:33.960 --> 21:35.253 (Shaw) CIA is here to pick us up. 21:37.213 --> 21:38.505 Any last words? 21:38.547 --> 21:40.800 24381. 21:40.841 --> 21:42.176 Whatever. 21:44.137 --> 21:45.471 [clears throat] 21:48.599 --> 21:49.683 Pin? 21:51.936 --> 21:54.772 24381. 21:56.565 --> 21:58.525 Good to meet you, Agent Dearborn. 21:58.567 --> 21:59.902 She been sanitized? 22:02.947 --> 22:04.615 [crackling] 22:04.657 --> 22:05.741 Looks like you got a fun one. 22:05.783 --> 22:07.243 You don't know the half of it. 22:11.872 --> 22:13.582 (Simmons) 'Laskey, it's Simmons.' 22:13.624 --> 22:15.168 'Go see your pal Morozov.' 22:15.209 --> 22:16.502 I think he needs your help.' 22:25.178 --> 22:26.553 Who are you? 22:26.595 --> 22:28.346 Where's Morozov? 22:28.388 --> 22:30.141 Exactly what I called you here to talk about. 22:32.476 --> 22:35.938 When's the last time you counted the money you got from Morozov? 22:35.980 --> 22:37.606 You think he's been skimming? 22:37.648 --> 22:39.483 Boss, I've known Morozov my entire life. 22:39.525 --> 22:40.567 He values HR. 22:40.609 --> 22:43.654 Laskey, you're a rookie. 22:43.696 --> 22:46.406 So I'm gonna let you off with a lesson this time. 22:46.448 --> 22:49.451 You need to learn the difference between knowing someone.. 22:49.493 --> 22:51.037 ...and trusting them. 22:51.078 --> 22:52.913 See this kid, I can trust. 22:52.955 --> 22:55.916 Because he values HR? No. 22:55.958 --> 22:57.375 It's because he's scared of us. 22:59.503 --> 23:00.838 You got it? 23:00.880 --> 23:02.506 Yeah. Thanks for the lesson, boss. 23:02.548 --> 23:03.841 Oh, that ain't the lesson. 23:05.843 --> 23:09.013 Old man Morozov made the mistake of pulling a gun 23:09.055 --> 23:10.514 when I called him out as a thief. 23:13.726 --> 23:15.311 There's a shovel in the backseat. 23:18.105 --> 23:19.232 Six feet, kid. 23:20.398 --> 23:21.817 Don't skimp. 23:21.859 --> 23:24.278 [dramatic music] 23:42.004 --> 23:43.714 (male #4) 'Cells one through three secure, sir.' 23:49.595 --> 23:52.014 Hope that voice in your head knows what it's doing. 23:52.056 --> 23:54.558 - That's gotta go. - Sundown, Ottawa. 23:54.600 --> 23:56.936 Left, right, left, right, one, two, three. 23:59.813 --> 24:01.232 You say the sweetest things. 24:03.483 --> 24:05.569 Agent Dearborn? Nick Breckenridge. 24:05.611 --> 24:07.445 Chief interrogator. 24:07.487 --> 24:10.950 Little late to be checking in a new asset. 24:10.991 --> 24:13.411 We're prepping all prisoners for transport. 24:13.451 --> 24:15.704 Transport? We just got here. 24:15.746 --> 24:17.248 You know the drill, Dearborn. 24:17.290 --> 24:19.125 We move these guys every 72 hours. 24:19.166 --> 24:20.626 You get to interrogate indefinitely. 24:20.667 --> 24:22.336 Now, I need some info. 24:22.378 --> 24:24.004 [radio static] 24:26.757 --> 24:29.760 Encrypted radios always acting up. 24:29.802 --> 24:32.888 - Name of operation? - Sundown. 24:32.930 --> 24:34.848 - Asset's place of origin? - Ottawa. 24:34.890 --> 24:36.558 Transport authentication number? 24:38.852 --> 24:39.979 Should have gotten it from the operative 24:40.020 --> 24:41.563 guarding the pickup site. 24:41.605 --> 24:43.941 Stress was high on this one. 24:43.983 --> 24:46.235 Must have forgot. 24:46.277 --> 24:48.028 You NOC types think you can just come in here 24:48.070 --> 24:49.863 and ignore all kinds of protocol, don't you? 24:49.905 --> 24:52.158 No authentication number, no access. 24:52.199 --> 24:54.118 [radio static] 24:54.160 --> 24:56.912 - Does anybody know how to-- - Left, right. 24:56.954 --> 24:59.206 Left, right, one, two, three. 24:59.248 --> 25:00.624 [beeps] 25:02.584 --> 25:04.211 We use them all the time at the farm. 25:14.138 --> 25:17.016 Give that to the intake guard at the next site. 25:17.057 --> 25:19.477 And next time, remember your damn authentication number. 25:20.978 --> 25:23.397 [instrumental music] 25:29.695 --> 25:31.947 (Reeves) 'Still searching Greenfield's apartment, Finch.' 25:32.365 --> 25:33.782 (Finch) 'Keep looking, Mr. Reese, none of the books' 25:33.824 --> 25:35.617 'you've found so far match the code.' 25:35.659 --> 25:38.037 - The kitchen's clean. - No luck here either. 25:39.372 --> 25:41.165 [sighs] 25:41.207 --> 25:42.916 Alright, it's gotta be somewhere. 25:42.958 --> 25:44.418 [heater turns on] 25:45.961 --> 25:47.838 Scavenger hunt. 25:47.880 --> 25:49.798 - What? - It.. 25:49.840 --> 25:51.967 It's a game that, uh, Jason and I used to play 25:52.009 --> 25:53.427 when we were bored. 25:53.469 --> 25:54.928 We would steal something from each other. 25:54.970 --> 25:56.680 Then we'd hide it in the house 25:56.722 --> 26:00.059 except Jason would always lose 26:00.100 --> 26:03.187 because he always chose the same place. 26:03.229 --> 26:04.646 The heating vent. 26:08.108 --> 26:10.528 [instrumental music] 26:18.285 --> 26:20.454 Care to brush up on your history, Finch? 26:20.496 --> 26:23.207 '"The American Revolution, A Concise History."' 26:23.249 --> 26:24.791 Why am I not surprised? Let me see. 26:28.045 --> 26:30.005 I've located a copy online. 26:30.047 --> 26:33.300 It seems to match the algorithm the code is based on. 26:33.342 --> 26:35.511 - 'I'll start deciphering.' - Great, Sloan and I will.. 26:35.553 --> 26:37.930 [glass shattering] 26:37.971 --> 26:40.057 [explosion] 26:40.099 --> 26:41.975 Where's Sloan? 26:42.017 --> 26:43.352 Grab him. 26:43.394 --> 26:45.187 'Hurry, we're on the clock here.' 26:48.815 --> 26:49.816 Get out of here. 26:49.858 --> 26:50.859 (Finch) 'Mr. Reese?' 26:50.901 --> 26:52.945 [gunshots] 26:52.986 --> 26:54.821 'Mr. Reese?' 26:54.863 --> 26:56.782 Mr. Reese, are you alright? 26:56.823 --> 26:58.867 Let's go. Shots fired. 26:58.909 --> 27:00.119 He was with the guy in the suit. 27:01.870 --> 27:02.913 (Finch) 'Mr. Reese?' 27:02.955 --> 27:04.248 (Reese) 'Collier.' 27:04.290 --> 27:06.166 [gunshots] 27:06.208 --> 27:08.210 (Finch) 'Mr. Reese, are you alright?' 27:08.252 --> 27:10.421 [sighs] You're right, Finch. 27:10.463 --> 27:13.090 It's Collier. Sloan's gone. 27:13.132 --> 27:15.801 'And we have no way to track him.' 27:15.842 --> 27:17.595 I'm afraid it gets worse, I've deciphered enough 27:17.635 --> 27:19.263 of the code to learn its purpose. 27:19.305 --> 27:22.099 It's a plan to kill Jason Greenfield tonight. 27:22.141 --> 27:23.892 Greenfield? 27:23.934 --> 27:25.685 Isn't he already dead? 27:25.727 --> 27:28.397 You can't keep moving me like this. 27:28.439 --> 27:30.190 I'm an American. I have rights. 27:33.735 --> 27:35.446 Do you even know my name? 27:36.947 --> 27:38.782 [dramatic music] 27:41.994 --> 27:44.371 Jason Greenfield, I presume? 27:54.590 --> 27:55.841 (Jason) 'How do you know my name?' 27:55.882 --> 27:57.843 I know a lot about you, Jason. 27:59.345 --> 28:01.888 'I know you hacked government sites' 28:01.930 --> 28:03.641 'for a fringe group of activists.' 28:03.681 --> 28:05.851 Got squeamish when the group turned violent. 28:05.892 --> 28:07.060 Cut a deal with the feds 28:07.102 --> 28:08.604 in exchange for a new life 28:08.646 --> 28:10.730 and got screwed over by them and stuck in here. 28:10.772 --> 28:11.982 Who the hell are you? 28:13.942 --> 28:15.235 Answer me. 28:15.277 --> 28:16.278 [chuckles] 28:16.320 --> 28:17.613 We're on a bit of a clock here 28:17.655 --> 28:20.407 so let's dispense with the temper tantrum. 28:20.449 --> 28:23.410 To answer your question, I'm like you. 28:23.452 --> 28:26.330 FBI Trojan Horse of 2009. 28:26.372 --> 28:28.499 - 'The null worm.' - What, that was you? 28:28.541 --> 28:31.210 That thing infected over seven million computers worldwide 28:31.251 --> 28:33.462 in less than a week. 28:33.504 --> 28:36.089 If you designed the worm, then you must be able to tell me-- 28:36.131 --> 28:39.259 A self-executing attachment rewrites the OS 28:39.301 --> 28:41.303 'to infect nearby bluetooth devices' 28:41.345 --> 28:43.556 'and spread wirelessly.' 28:43.597 --> 28:44.764 That was a long time ago. 28:46.725 --> 28:50.728 I'm more interested in you, Jason. 28:50.770 --> 28:54.024 Well, Jason doesn't exist anymore. 28:54.066 --> 28:57.528 Those CIA liars faked my death. 28:57.570 --> 29:00.072 'It was supposed to be for my protection.' 29:00.113 --> 29:04.243 'In return, I give them everything about the group.' 29:04.284 --> 29:06.828 'Instead, they brought me to this mobile black site.' 29:06.870 --> 29:08.872 And now, they can question me forever. 29:08.914 --> 29:10.874 Must have gotten bad for you to reach out 29:10.916 --> 29:12.626 to people you don't trust. 29:12.668 --> 29:14.461 The group murdered someone. 29:18.340 --> 29:19.550 A data broker. 29:22.595 --> 29:23.845 And it's my fault. 29:26.265 --> 29:29.435 I'm the one who told Vigilance about him in the first place. 29:29.476 --> 29:32.396 - Vigilance? - 'That's their name.' 29:32.438 --> 29:35.065 "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." 29:36.442 --> 29:38.151 I said we should scare the bastard. 29:39.986 --> 29:42.781 But Collier convinced the group that it was time for more.. 29:46.702 --> 29:47.953 ...aggressive action. 29:52.416 --> 29:53.667 I'm not a killer. 29:56.169 --> 29:57.254 (Nick) 'Transport's here.' 29:58.422 --> 29:59.632 'Prepare to move out.' 30:02.259 --> 30:03.761 So you never told me why you're here. 30:03.802 --> 30:05.011 Simple, Jason. 30:07.681 --> 30:08.848 I'm here for you. 30:14.354 --> 30:15.897 [indistinct chatter] 30:23.447 --> 30:24.698 I'll be right along. 30:24.740 --> 30:26.366 I'm not letting this one out of my sight. 30:29.953 --> 30:31.204 [engine revving] 30:38.170 --> 30:40.673 So Sloan's dead brother is really alive? 30:40.714 --> 30:41.965 (Finch) 'Yes, it seems Jason Greenfield' 30:42.007 --> 30:44.009 'turned himself in to the CIA.' 30:44.050 --> 30:46.219 And now, Collier wants to kill him for being a traitor. 30:46.261 --> 30:48.430 Precisely, according to the plan 30:48.472 --> 30:50.265 the assassination of Mr. Greenfield is scheduled 30:50.307 --> 30:52.058 to take place within the hour. 30:52.100 --> 30:53.435 They're probably going to interrogate 30:53.477 --> 30:55.020 Sloan on the way to their mission. 30:55.061 --> 30:56.980 So if we can find where they're going to kill Greenfield 30:57.022 --> 30:58.649 then we still have a chance to save them both. 30:58.691 --> 31:01.652 Just give me a location, Finch. 31:01.694 --> 31:02.986 (Finch) 'Got it. An intersection downtown.' 31:03.028 --> 31:04.321 I'm sending you the coordinates. 31:04.363 --> 31:05.405 I'm on my way. 31:10.910 --> 31:12.037 So you're his brother. 31:13.413 --> 31:15.457 Jason said he had no family. 31:15.499 --> 31:17.501 'What made you choose to look into him now?' 31:17.543 --> 31:18.711 [sighs] 31:18.752 --> 31:20.003 None of your business. 31:20.045 --> 31:22.130 You know what? 31:22.172 --> 31:23.549 That is right. 31:23.590 --> 31:26.092 We members of Vigilance value privacy 31:26.134 --> 31:27.886 even if the government doesn't. 31:27.927 --> 31:29.555 However, when you started digging 31:29.596 --> 31:32.391 into Jason's life, you also dug into ours. 31:32.432 --> 31:34.100 Our methods, our plans. 31:35.853 --> 31:37.521 Which brings me to some rather bad news. 31:37.563 --> 31:39.147 We took a vote 31:39.189 --> 31:42.108 as to whether we could possibly let you live. 31:42.150 --> 31:43.652 And I'm afraid it didn't go your way. 31:45.195 --> 31:46.321 'My options..' 31:47.489 --> 31:48.824 ...at this point, are limited 31:48.866 --> 31:50.450 but what I can offer you 31:50.492 --> 31:52.578 is a quick exchange of words 31:52.619 --> 31:54.287 followed by an even quicker death. 31:55.831 --> 31:58.041 'I need to know exactly how much you know' 31:58.083 --> 32:00.126 'about our group and who you've told.' 32:00.168 --> 32:01.919 Let's start with those two men I've seen you with. 32:03.213 --> 32:04.964 Who are they? Feds? NSA? 32:05.006 --> 32:07.092 I don't know, okay? 32:08.343 --> 32:09.720 I don't know why they're helping me. 32:09.762 --> 32:11.304 'I don't know why they care.' 32:11.346 --> 32:13.306 All I know is Jason made a mistake.. 32:15.267 --> 32:17.853 ...falling in with you guys. 32:17.895 --> 32:20.980 And when he realized it and he tried to get out 32:21.022 --> 32:22.190 you killed him for it. 32:24.067 --> 32:26.152 Seems you've gotten ahead of things, Mr. Sloan. 32:26.194 --> 32:28.113 Jason Greenfield is very much alive. 32:31.658 --> 32:32.910 You didn't kill him? 32:32.951 --> 32:34.411 No. 32:34.453 --> 32:36.747 But we are about to. 32:36.789 --> 32:37.997 And you're gonna have a front row seat. 32:39.499 --> 32:40.626 (male #5) 'We're here.' 32:44.379 --> 32:46.715 Things are about to get a bit hectic. 32:46.757 --> 32:48.926 'We'll have to continue this conversation later.' 32:49.885 --> 32:51.219 Until then, Mr. Sloan. 32:52.512 --> 32:53.680 [grunts] 32:56.642 --> 32:59.060 [dramatic music] 33:11.573 --> 33:13.492 Finch, I'm at the intersection. 33:13.533 --> 33:14.701 'And there is Collier's van.' 33:14.743 --> 33:16.035 Be careful, Mr. Reese. 33:18.121 --> 33:19.122 What are you doing? 33:19.164 --> 33:22.041 In ten seconds...brace yourself. 33:22.083 --> 33:23.042 For what? 33:26.129 --> 33:27.380 Impact. 33:29.215 --> 33:31.635 [dramatic music] 33:33.261 --> 33:35.054 - Shaw? - Now. 33:39.267 --> 33:40.769 [grunts] 33:40.811 --> 33:42.061 [explosion] 33:42.103 --> 33:43.647 [tires screeching] 33:43.689 --> 33:44.898 [crashing] 33:46.650 --> 33:48.234 Mr. Reese, what's happening? 33:48.276 --> 33:49.528 Go, go! Move! 33:51.947 --> 33:53.406 I just found Shaw. 33:53.448 --> 33:55.325 Unfortunately, so did Collier. 33:56.409 --> 33:57.619 [gunshots] 34:05.084 --> 34:07.212 [gunshots] 34:09.840 --> 34:12.467 ♪ One two three four five break down baby ♪ 34:16.013 --> 34:17.222 [gunshots] 34:22.019 --> 34:23.812 ♪ Listen to this just listen to this ♪ 34:23.854 --> 34:26.231 ♪ Just listen to this just listen to this ♪ 34:26.272 --> 34:28.567 ♪ Just listen to this just listen to this ♪ 34:29.735 --> 34:31.987 So good to hear your voice. 34:32.029 --> 34:34.280 ♪ Just listen to this just listen to this ♪ 34:34.322 --> 34:35.490 [gunshots] 34:37.701 --> 34:39.745 [groans] 34:39.786 --> 34:40.954 Time to go, Jason. 34:43.999 --> 34:45.876 [gunshots] 34:45.918 --> 34:47.878 [groaning] 34:51.631 --> 34:53.466 [grunts] 34:53.508 --> 34:55.468 ♪ The number song but before I start ♪ 34:55.510 --> 34:56.720 ♪ Let's have the countdown ♪ 34:56.762 --> 34:57.888 (Sloan) 'Jason?' 34:59.723 --> 35:01.600 ♪ Just listen to this just listen to this ♪ 35:01.641 --> 35:04.227 [gunshots] 35:05.353 --> 35:07.647 [groans] 35:07.689 --> 35:09.775 ♪ Just listen to this just listen to this ♪♪ 35:11.818 --> 35:13.319 - Shaw. - Reese. 35:13.361 --> 35:15.072 - Gotta save somebody. - Know the feeling. 35:26.124 --> 35:28.125 (Jason) 'Hey, I saw somebody out there.' 35:28.167 --> 35:30.253 Tim Sloan. Do you know why he's here? 35:30.295 --> 35:31.546 Is he okay? 35:31.588 --> 35:33.548 Did you see a man heading his way? 35:33.590 --> 35:36.384 Tall, nice suit? 35:36.426 --> 35:37.677 Yeah. 35:37.719 --> 35:39.304 He'll be fine. 35:39.345 --> 35:41.056 'Your new identity..' 35:41.098 --> 35:44.017 ...and the pass code to a bank account with $2.5 million. 35:44.059 --> 35:46.144 Go to Cartagena, find a bar called Sol Azul 35:46.185 --> 35:47.813 'in Boca Grande, ask for Ruiz.' 35:47.854 --> 35:49.731 - Who is he? - I've no idea. 35:51.232 --> 35:53.151 Now go. 35:53.192 --> 35:56.529 Why...why are you helping me? 35:56.571 --> 35:57.906 I'm just following orders. 35:59.616 --> 36:01.576 But my guess is.. 36:01.618 --> 36:02.953 ...you're necessary. 36:08.625 --> 36:10.043 There she is. 36:10.085 --> 36:11.086 [pistol clicking] 36:12.754 --> 36:14.213 I guess a software omniscience 36:14.255 --> 36:16.758 isn't much help if you're out of bullets. 36:16.800 --> 36:19.052 Alright, bitch. Where's Greenfield? 36:20.679 --> 36:22.472 - Hmm. - 'Why are you smiling at us?' 36:24.683 --> 36:26.935 I'm not smiling at you. 36:26.977 --> 36:28.561 [gunshots] 36:33.316 --> 36:35.443 I knew you'd come back for me. 36:35.485 --> 36:36.945 Mission accomplished? 36:36.987 --> 36:38.905 - Absolutely. - Good. 36:38.947 --> 36:40.032 [grunts] 36:47.122 --> 36:49.124 (Collier) 'That's far enough.' 36:49.166 --> 36:51.668 Assuming you'd like Mr. Sloan to survive this encounter. 36:52.585 --> 36:53.628 Peter Collier. 36:54.671 --> 36:55.881 You seem to know my name. 36:57.423 --> 36:59.134 One of 'em. 36:59.176 --> 37:00.969 But I can't say the same about you. 37:02.721 --> 37:04.556 I'm the guy you shot in the back 37:04.597 --> 37:07.059 and I'm here to return the favor. 37:07.100 --> 37:09.435 Well, before you do.. 37:09.477 --> 37:11.437 ...perhaps you'd like to tell me how it is you manage 37:11.479 --> 37:13.565 to keep showing up at Vigilance operations. 37:13.606 --> 37:15.232 I'm persistent. 37:15.274 --> 37:17.694 And energy and persistence conquer all things. 37:17.736 --> 37:20.072 Benjamin Franklin. 37:20.113 --> 37:23.449 You guys got a thing for the American Revolution, don't you? 37:23.491 --> 37:26.745 That's true. In fact, it may soon be time for another one. 37:26.786 --> 37:28.621 Forget it, Collier. It's over. 37:28.663 --> 37:29.956 (Collier) 'But only for one of us.' 37:29.998 --> 37:31.750 You can take me.. 37:31.791 --> 37:33.376 ...or you can save Sloan. 37:33.418 --> 37:34.669 [screaming] 37:34.711 --> 37:35.962 [tires screeching] 37:36.004 --> 37:37.964 [dramatic music] 37:42.552 --> 37:46.514 Finch, Collier shot Sloan in the femoral artery. 37:46.556 --> 37:47.974 'We need help.' 37:48.016 --> 37:50.185 There's an ambulance on the way, Mr. Reese. 37:50.227 --> 37:52.270 Hang in there. You're gonna be alright. 37:52.311 --> 37:54.313 [sighs] 37:54.355 --> 37:55.899 [siren blaring] 37:55.941 --> 37:57.609 [phone ringing] 37:57.650 --> 37:59.945 (Simmons) 'You learned your lesson, Laskey?' 37:59.986 --> 38:02.239 (Laskey) 'Six feet. I didn't skimp.' 38:10.956 --> 38:12.457 How was your night, Laskey? 38:13.250 --> 38:14.375 Sleep good? 38:20.048 --> 38:23.135 My name is Mikhail Lesnichy. 38:27.222 --> 38:29.182 There were 12 of us Russians on the force. 38:31.684 --> 38:33.145 Huh. 38:33.186 --> 38:35.981 So HR is seeding the NYPD 38:36.022 --> 38:37.983 with cops they know will be loyal 38:38.024 --> 38:40.860 and cementing their deal with the Russian mob in the process. 38:43.529 --> 38:46.158 What about that money you got from Morozov? 38:46.199 --> 38:48.326 HR's stockpiling it. 38:48.367 --> 38:49.953 I don't know what for, but whatever it is 38:49.995 --> 38:51.121 they have millions. 38:53.248 --> 38:54.207 Hmm. 38:57.502 --> 38:59.212 It gets worse than last night, you know. 39:01.298 --> 39:02.882 What's worse than burying a friend? 39:12.767 --> 39:14.727 (Finch) 'Good to see you out of the hospital, Mr. Sloan.' 39:14.769 --> 39:16.146 You're looking well. 39:16.188 --> 39:18.439 I can't thank you guys enough. 39:18.481 --> 39:21.693 Not just for saving me, but for helping me find my brother 39:21.734 --> 39:23.528 even if it was for a second. 39:23.569 --> 39:25.864 You helped us as much as we helped you. 39:25.905 --> 39:28.491 Indeed, you've proven yourself to be quite a fine detective. 39:28.533 --> 39:30.743 One worthy of Raymond Chandler. 39:30.785 --> 39:33.872 They are packing up Jason's stuff for auction today 39:33.913 --> 39:36.582 so I figure I'd stop in and.. 39:36.624 --> 39:37.959 ...take one last look around. 39:38.001 --> 39:40.295 Maybe find a remembrance? 39:40.337 --> 39:41.838 Already have one. 39:41.880 --> 39:44.257 It suits you. Good luck, Mr. Sloan. 39:44.299 --> 39:46.343 [cellphone ringing] 39:46.384 --> 39:47.552 Excuse me. 39:49.679 --> 39:51.848 - Hello? - 'Tim? Tim Sloan?' 39:51.890 --> 39:55.310 Jason? Where are you? 39:55.352 --> 39:57.729 You wouldn't believe me if I told you. 39:57.770 --> 40:00.106 Listen, I've managed to create a secure stream 40:00.148 --> 40:03.902 so we could talk, but it will only last 30 seconds or so and.. 40:03.943 --> 40:07.404 ...I just wanted to tell you...thanks. 40:07.446 --> 40:09.574 'With those guys I got involved with' 40:09.615 --> 40:12.244 'I thought I'd found a new family, but I should've known.' 40:12.285 --> 40:13.452 'You're my family.' 40:13.494 --> 40:14.620 Jason.. 40:16.039 --> 40:18.083 ...I want you to know 40:18.124 --> 40:20.377 that I have something of yours 40:20.417 --> 40:23.129 and I'm gonna hold on to it until next time. 40:23.171 --> 40:25.506 That sounds good, Tim. 40:25.548 --> 40:27.259 You'll always be my brother. 40:27.300 --> 40:28.760 [cellphone beeps] 40:42.190 --> 40:44.234 We're gonna have to keep an eye on him. 40:44.276 --> 40:46.278 Collier may try again. 40:46.319 --> 40:48.821 If Vigilance wants a revolution 40:48.863 --> 40:51.366 these may only be the opening shots. 40:51.408 --> 40:53.159 Equally troubling, the machine appears 40:53.201 --> 40:54.953 to have sent two teams into the same battle 40:54.994 --> 40:56.913 with different goals. 40:56.955 --> 40:58.706 Why keep us in the dark about Root and Shaw? 41:00.041 --> 41:02.001 'Speaking of which..' 41:02.043 --> 41:04.879 '...have you figured out what to do with Root yet?' 41:10.802 --> 41:13.221 [instrumental music] 41:16.933 --> 41:19.311 (Finch) 'There are more comfortable chairs, if you'd rather..' 41:25.317 --> 41:27.484 Not to mention a padded bench 41:27.526 --> 41:29.154 which doubles as quite a comfortable bed. 41:30.405 --> 41:32.240 Albeit a small one. 41:32.282 --> 41:34.909 And all within the proximity radius 41:34.951 --> 41:39.122 programmed into my lovely new ankle accessory. 41:39.164 --> 41:41.791 I found out the hard way what happens if I cross it. 41:43.418 --> 41:45.420 Just making sure you have everything you need. 41:47.713 --> 41:49.924 Well, there's no shortage of reading material. 41:51.801 --> 41:54.012 That's for sure, Harold. 41:54.053 --> 41:55.430 Keeps the mind occupied. 41:56.931 --> 41:58.557 You know damn well who's supposed 41:58.599 --> 42:00.268 to be occupying my mind. 42:00.310 --> 42:01.894 I'm afraid that's out of the question. 42:04.439 --> 42:06.024 I suppose that even if I managed 42:06.065 --> 42:07.942 to get access to a wireless device 42:07.984 --> 42:09.986 the faraday cage you've constructed in here 42:10.028 --> 42:13.323 would prevent me from communicating with her. 42:13.365 --> 42:16.034 Your powers of deduction are as ever impeccable. 42:16.075 --> 42:18.244 And your choice of pronoun.. 42:18.286 --> 42:19.412 ...illuminating. 42:25.168 --> 42:26.794 Well, if there's nothing else.. 42:26.836 --> 42:29.547 You're going against the machine's wishes 42:29.588 --> 42:31.216 by keeping me here, Harold. 42:33.301 --> 42:35.011 You're only gonna make her angry. 42:37.347 --> 42:39.598 Can you imagine 42:39.640 --> 42:41.476 what a being that powerful 42:41.518 --> 42:42.977 will do when she's angry? 42:46.439 --> 42:47.940 How can you be so certain, Miss Groves 42:47.982 --> 42:49.234 that the machine does not wish you 42:49.275 --> 42:51.652 to be precisely where you are? 42:51.694 --> 42:54.113 [dramatic music] 43:10.296 --> 43:11.714 [theme music] c]