WEBVTT 00:01.502 --> 00:04.045 (Finch) You are being watched. 00:04.087 --> 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 --> 00:13.221 I designed the machine to detect acts of terror 00:13.263 --> 00:14.974 but it sees everything. 00:15.014 --> 00:18.435 Violent crimes involving ordinary people. 00:18.477 --> 00:21.355 The government considers these people irrelevant. 00:21.396 --> 00:23.357 We don't. 00:23.398 --> 00:27.903 Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. 00:27.945 --> 00:29.864 You will never find us. 00:29.905 --> 00:32.031 But victim or perpetrator 00:32.073 --> 00:34.994 if your number's up, we'll find you. 00:38.038 --> 00:40.833 (Terney) 'You won't believe what The Swede has been doing.' 00:40.875 --> 00:42.543 'Going to the therapy.' 00:42.584 --> 00:44.586 (Simmons) How much does the therapist know? 00:49.048 --> 00:50.885 (Hayden) 'Are you resting comfortably?' 00:50.926 --> 00:53.387 Yes. But I should tell you that 00:53.428 --> 00:55.848 I don't really believe in hypnotism. 00:55.890 --> 00:58.475 The act of hypnosis is freewill. 00:58.517 --> 01:00.978 For me to proceed, your mind must grant the permission. 01:01.020 --> 01:03.146 Will it work on me the first time? 01:03.188 --> 01:04.147 Most of my clients 01:04.189 --> 01:05.190 experience results 01:05.232 --> 01:06.734 in three to five sessions. 01:06.775 --> 01:08.360 So we'll work on your anxiety 01:08.402 --> 01:09.862 and paranoia gradually. 01:09.904 --> 01:12.072 'See, Mr. Wren, hypnosis is merely' 01:12.113 --> 01:14.074 'relaxation combined with imagery.' 01:14.115 --> 01:16.493 'You experience it every night as you drift asleep.' 01:16.535 --> 01:19.621 Focus on a book, or miss your exit on the FDR. 01:19.663 --> 01:21.122 [chuckles] 01:21.164 --> 01:23.083 - Ready? - I think so, yes. 01:23.124 --> 01:24.501 Then let's begin. 01:24.543 --> 01:27.337 Please pick up the tablet beside you. 01:27.379 --> 01:29.798 'And choose an image that speaks to your emotion.' 01:33.218 --> 01:36.095 Oh, this one. 01:36.137 --> 01:37.848 I want you to close your eyes 01:37.890 --> 01:39.892 and form a mental picture of that image. 01:42.811 --> 01:45.272 'Picture the birds, the field.' 01:45.313 --> 01:46.690 'Then one by one' 01:46.732 --> 01:48.400 'picture them as they fly away.' 01:48.442 --> 01:50.318 Focus on your breathing. 01:50.360 --> 01:52.029 One bird departs. 01:52.071 --> 01:55.115 'And as each one goes, your relaxation increases' 01:55.156 --> 01:58.410 'and you continue to feel calmer and more at rest.' 01:58.452 --> 02:00.913 For 200 bucks an hour, Finch 02:00.955 --> 02:04.041 I hope you get more than an expensive nap. 02:04.083 --> 02:06.085 I want to take you back to a place in your life 02:06.125 --> 02:08.587 where you were safe and comfortable. 02:08.629 --> 02:11.131 Can you think of that place, Mr. Wren? 02:11.172 --> 02:13.216 My childhood bedroom. 02:13.258 --> 02:14.676 Now, I want you to think 02:14.718 --> 02:17.512 of all the ways it made you feel safe. 02:17.554 --> 02:19.598 Picture it clear as day. 02:19.640 --> 02:21.642 What color were the walls? 02:25.604 --> 02:28.899 Hayden Price, certified hypnotherapist 02:28.941 --> 02:30.317 to the upper east side. 02:30.358 --> 02:31.902 Does he do birthday parties? 02:31.944 --> 02:34.571 It's not that kind of hypnotism, Mr. Reese. 02:34.613 --> 02:37.908 He caters to wealthy businessmen and socialites. 02:37.950 --> 02:40.953 Anger management, smoking cessation, that sort of thing. 02:40.995 --> 02:42.830 Or so you might think, if you didn't know 02:42.871 --> 02:45.040 that the office was rented on a short-term lease 02:45.082 --> 02:46.917 and that his certification doesn't come from 02:46.959 --> 02:48.919 'any association I can find.' 02:48.961 --> 02:50.754 'During the therapy' 02:50.796 --> 02:52.714 I became attuned to the kind of questions 02:52.756 --> 02:54.133 that Hayden was asking. 02:54.173 --> 02:56.551 'A color that's favorable to you. Blue.' 02:56.593 --> 02:59.304 'The name of a childhood pet. Scout.' 02:59.346 --> 03:00.848 He was fishing. 03:00.889 --> 03:03.100 Getting answers to your security questions. 03:03.142 --> 03:05.560 My bank account was suddenly signed up 03:05.602 --> 03:08.563 for a recurring automatic donation to a non-profit 03:08.605 --> 03:10.941 'called "The American Cancer Coalition Fund."' 03:10.983 --> 03:12.651 I'd be willing to wager that Hayden's name 03:12.693 --> 03:14.528 is on that non-profit. 03:14.569 --> 03:17.196 So, unless he's moonlighting as a Samaritan 03:17.238 --> 03:19.198 I'd say we're dealing with a con artist 03:19.240 --> 03:20.659 and a very clever thief. 03:20.701 --> 03:22.452 So why'd you even play along, Finch? 03:22.494 --> 03:24.746 I told Hayden what he wanted to hear. 03:24.788 --> 03:26.748 I didn't even have a pet as a child. 03:26.790 --> 03:28.917 But when I went to bluejack his phone 03:28.959 --> 03:30.293 it was blocked. 03:30.335 --> 03:32.211 Someone had already jacked it. 03:32.253 --> 03:33.755 Perhaps someone who's out to get him. 03:33.797 --> 03:36.341 And his clients would be the best place to start. 03:36.383 --> 03:38.844 I'll contact Shaw for backup. 03:38.886 --> 03:41.555 But first I need to look in on our houseguest. 03:49.730 --> 03:52.232 As before, Ms. Groves, Mr. Reese is upstairs 03:52.273 --> 03:54.275 with an unhealthy number of firearms. 03:54.317 --> 03:56.820 Please don't try to run. 03:56.862 --> 03:59.364 Honestly, Harold.. 03:59.406 --> 04:00.949 ...locking me up? 04:00.991 --> 04:04.203 I admit that the accommodations are not ideal 04:04.244 --> 04:08.582 but your confinement is for your own good. 04:08.623 --> 04:12.293 Harold, your machine called me. 04:12.335 --> 04:14.588 An event that I haven't fully reasoned out. 04:14.629 --> 04:17.549 But your unpredictability, your willingness to hurt others 04:17.591 --> 04:21.220 make you as dangerous as ever. 04:21.260 --> 04:23.013 You can't fight the future. 04:24.681 --> 04:27.350 I'll bring you some new books. 04:27.392 --> 04:29.519 I get it. 04:29.561 --> 04:31.354 You wonder why 04:31.396 --> 04:34.858 it won't talk to you like it talks to me. 04:37.903 --> 04:40.697 Don't be jealous, Harold. 04:40.739 --> 04:43.200 Mom still loves us both. 04:54.753 --> 04:56.296 (Finch) 'When bluejacking Hayden didn't work' 04:56.337 --> 04:58.840 'I sent him a basket of pastries as a thank you.' 04:58.882 --> 05:00.341 Bugged, of course. 05:01.969 --> 05:05.472 I'm just so angry with her, I could kill her. 05:05.513 --> 05:07.557 And those feelings will dissipate 05:07.599 --> 05:10.060 as you feel calmer, Mr. Sykes. 05:10.102 --> 05:11.853 Tell me about your mother. 05:11.895 --> 05:14.439 Speak her name, out loud. 05:14.481 --> 05:16.984 - Her full name. - Mary. 05:17.025 --> 05:20.195 Mary Shackford Sykes. 05:20.237 --> 05:21.613 Very good. 05:24.783 --> 05:26.034 That's a start. 05:26.076 --> 05:27.368 [sobbing] 05:29.830 --> 05:32.291 It seems therapy has helped, Sven. 05:32.332 --> 05:34.209 [exhales] 05:34.251 --> 05:37.754 I haven't been able to sleep this well in months. 05:37.796 --> 05:40.882 And do you still believe you're surrounded by phonies? 05:40.924 --> 05:42.592 Sadly, yes, but thanks to you 05:42.634 --> 05:44.303 I'm able to push past 05:44.343 --> 05:46.763 to rediscover the quality and craft 05:46.805 --> 05:48.807 'of my antique business.' 05:48.849 --> 05:51.059 Search for the meaning in my work. 05:51.101 --> 05:53.854 Sounds like Hayden isn't a half-bad therapist after all. 05:57.732 --> 05:58.817 [door shuts] 05:58.859 --> 06:01.653 A lot of patients today? 06:01.695 --> 06:02.988 Anybody weird? 06:03.030 --> 06:05.657 - Wall-to-wall mommy issues. - Mm. 06:05.699 --> 06:08.202 Enough to make a man want to smoke. 06:08.243 --> 06:14.666 Or under-sleep or over-eat or.. 06:14.708 --> 06:15.917 Or? 06:17.669 --> 06:18.962 (Reese) 'Who's the girl, Finch?' 06:19.004 --> 06:20.421 (Finch) 'Her name is Natalie Boal.' 06:20.463 --> 06:22.716 She works at an art gallery downtown. 06:22.757 --> 06:24.718 'She started coming to Hayden for therapy' 06:24.759 --> 06:26.469 a little over a year ago. 06:26.511 --> 06:28.263 It's more than therapy now. 06:28.305 --> 06:29.764 Ugh, look at that. 06:29.806 --> 06:31.474 'He isn't working her, he's in love.' 06:31.516 --> 06:33.560 'And if she's making those eyes at him' 06:33.601 --> 06:35.645 I bet she doesn't know about his criminal side. 06:37.856 --> 06:41.318 Someday, no more patients. 06:41.360 --> 06:45.697 No more psychoses. No more snooty art buyers. 06:45.739 --> 06:47.657 Just you and me. 06:47.699 --> 06:50.618 We just go to the airport. 06:50.660 --> 06:52.954 Jet off to some corner of the world. 06:53.872 --> 06:55.207 Right. 06:55.249 --> 06:56.666 With what money, again? 06:56.708 --> 06:59.002 Let me worry about that. 06:59.044 --> 07:00.545 And when I get enough 07:00.587 --> 07:04.507 it's just you and me, and paradise. 07:05.550 --> 07:06.509 Mm. 07:10.305 --> 07:12.140 (Reese) 'Hayden's on the move, Finch.' 07:12.182 --> 07:13.600 (Finch) 'According to his schedule' he doesn't have 07:13.641 --> 07:15.018 'any more appointments today.' 07:15.060 --> 07:17.520 So where is he going so fast? 07:22.442 --> 07:24.403 - 'There you go.' - Thank you. 07:24.443 --> 07:27.572 - So, is everything in order? - Relax. 07:27.614 --> 07:30.117 There's nothing to worry over. 07:30.158 --> 07:33.412 The exchange rates are in your favor. 07:33.453 --> 07:36.164 I started as a teller at that S&L, you know? 07:36.206 --> 07:37.624 Fifteen years I put in 07:37.665 --> 07:39.500 and then they tell me I need to take a pay cut. 07:39.542 --> 07:42.212 (Russell) 'So I decided they owed me a pay raise.' 07:46.007 --> 07:48.676 Here's my $50,000, Mr. Russell. 07:50.553 --> 07:52.013 Where's yours? 08:02.983 --> 08:04.651 Outstanding. Let's proceed. 08:06.278 --> 08:07.946 (Shaw) 'I'm so gonna shoot this punk.' 08:22.169 --> 08:23.962 Something's not right. 08:28.800 --> 08:31.470 We're meeting your contact here? 08:31.510 --> 08:36.141 It's quiet up here, and far from nosy thieves looking for cash. 08:36.183 --> 08:39.644 No. The only thief here is you. 08:41.729 --> 08:44.024 Detective Decker, NYPD. 08:44.065 --> 08:45.192 Fraud investigation. 08:45.233 --> 08:47.652 Hands up, sucker. 08:47.694 --> 08:48.653 Sucker? 08:50.197 --> 08:53.241 I can only guess what he got you for, pal. 08:53.283 --> 08:56.161 He feed you that line of crap about the exchange rates? 08:56.203 --> 08:59.664 And, you, pass me that briefcase very slowly. 09:08.048 --> 09:09.466 Not today. 09:09.508 --> 09:11.592 [gunshots] 09:11.634 --> 09:13.011 Aah! 09:17.307 --> 09:18.641 Oh, God. 09:21.686 --> 09:22.854 (Finch) 'Mr. Reese, Ms. Shaw' 09:22.896 --> 09:24.314 why aren't you intervening? 09:24.356 --> 09:26.358 Wait for it. 09:28.026 --> 09:29.486 Is he gone? 09:29.528 --> 09:31.571 With his tail between his legs. 09:36.201 --> 09:38.328 We really hooked that fish for 20 Gs? 09:38.370 --> 09:39.871 Sure did. 09:39.913 --> 09:42.790 (Finch) 'Twenty? I thought it was 50.' 09:42.832 --> 09:44.584 Here's your half. Now let's get the hell out of here 09:44.625 --> 09:46.169 before somebody calls the real cops. 09:46.211 --> 09:48.046 Who isn't Hayden ripping off? 09:48.088 --> 09:49.548 This guy's good. 10:01.560 --> 10:05.063 I can watch you nursing that coffee for just so long. 10:05.105 --> 10:08.816 You should know I called to check in on you, Joss. 10:08.858 --> 10:10.693 Well, parking tickets and purse snatchers 10:10.735 --> 10:12.153 aren't exactly a challenge 10:12.195 --> 10:14.406 after my old job, Mr. Quinn. 10:14.448 --> 10:17.658 Alonzo, please. 10:17.700 --> 10:18.993 The last time we met, you said 10:19.035 --> 10:23.415 you had suspicions about my godson's murder. 10:23.457 --> 10:25.625 I tried working a few leads 10:25.666 --> 10:30.088 but...Cal's department file was sealed. 10:32.299 --> 10:34.259 There is a chance here 10:34.301 --> 10:37.971 that the organization HR could be involved. 10:38.972 --> 10:41.015 HR? 10:41.057 --> 10:42.641 I thought HR was disbanded. 10:42.683 --> 10:45.145 The feds just scattered the roaches. 10:45.186 --> 10:48.273 It's sometimes hard to get 'em all. 10:48.315 --> 10:51.318 Maybe I can get The Mayor involved. 10:51.359 --> 10:54.279 Open doors for you at one PP. 11:01.369 --> 11:06.166 I wouldn't wanna put you in that kind of position, Mr. Quinn. 11:06.207 --> 11:09.461 I'll take my chances on this one solo. 11:09.503 --> 11:10.962 Alright. 11:11.004 --> 11:13.214 I'm sorry, my shift is starting. 11:13.256 --> 11:15.216 And I have a rookie partner to pick up. 11:15.258 --> 11:16.926 Saddled you with a rookie, huh? 11:16.968 --> 11:19.513 Goes with the parking tickets and purse snatchers. 11:19.554 --> 11:21.806 Thanks for the coffee. 11:21.848 --> 11:23.141 [phone vibrates] 11:38.365 --> 11:42.035 'Despite Hayden's criminality and his malfeasant theatrics' 11:42.076 --> 11:43.702 I still think it's more likely 11:43.744 --> 11:45.038 that someone is out to get him 11:45.079 --> 11:46.331 than the other way around. 11:46.373 --> 11:48.583 Someone who bluejacked his phone. 11:48.625 --> 11:51.628 Maybe one of his clients is on to his scam. 11:51.670 --> 11:54.214 Hayden may have conned any number of people 11:54.255 --> 11:56.341 and all it takes is one easy mark 11:56.383 --> 11:59.678 with ties to a gang or organized crime. 11:59.718 --> 12:01.680 So we don't have a moment to waste. 12:01.720 --> 12:03.431 'If you and Ms. Shaw could visit' 12:03.473 --> 12:06.643 some of his more irascible clients 12:06.685 --> 12:09.896 I'll text you their names and addresses on my way. 12:09.937 --> 12:13.608 - On your way to where? - Back to therapy. 12:13.650 --> 12:15.318 (Hayden) 'Mr. Wren, when I snap my fingers' 12:15.360 --> 12:17.362 you will come totally out of your resting state 12:17.404 --> 12:19.780 feeling refreshed and relieved 12:19.822 --> 12:22.741 after our conversation. 12:22.783 --> 12:24.743 [snaps fingers] 12:24.785 --> 12:27.080 [sighs] 12:30.208 --> 12:31.959 So how did it go this time? 12:32.001 --> 12:33.294 Quite well. 12:33.336 --> 12:35.422 You're making very solid progress, Mr. Wren. 12:35.463 --> 12:38.883 But sadly, our time is up for the day. 12:38.925 --> 12:41.595 You really are very good at this, Mr. Price. 12:41.636 --> 12:43.137 I'm so glad that I was referred to you. 12:43.179 --> 12:44.514 Where did you receive your training? 12:44.556 --> 12:46.725 The Barringer Hypnosis Institute. 12:46.765 --> 12:49.686 - Oh, here in New York? - Of Tarzana, California. 12:49.728 --> 12:51.062 I don't believe I know it. 12:51.104 --> 12:52.731 What brought you all the way out here? 12:55.358 --> 12:59.487 You know, I'm usually the one asking the questions, Mr. Wren. 12:59.529 --> 13:02.907 Who was it you said referred you to me again? 13:02.949 --> 13:05.201 Oh, look at that. You're right. 13:05.243 --> 13:07.161 Our time is up for the day. 13:16.129 --> 13:19.215 (Terney) Hey, kid, come here. 13:19.257 --> 13:21.968 Yes, sir. 13:22.009 --> 13:24.178 Terney says you've been keeping an eye on Carter. 13:24.220 --> 13:26.681 - 'Yes, sir.' - 'Willing to step up?' 13:26.723 --> 13:29.850 - 'Get your hands dirty?' - What does that mean? 13:29.892 --> 13:32.145 We're having trouble with a money launderer. 13:32.186 --> 13:33.563 Guy messed up big. 13:33.605 --> 13:36.524 But we need him to finish one more job. 13:36.566 --> 13:40.236 Then you pull his card, dig a hole. 13:40.278 --> 13:42.029 Rest in peace. 13:44.449 --> 13:46.367 Who's the guy? The target? 13:48.869 --> 13:50.121 Come on, kid. 13:50.163 --> 13:52.957 We're taking a field trip. 13:59.088 --> 14:00.423 (auctioneer) And we're selling the soccer ball. 14:00.465 --> 14:02.676 And I have your bid at $300,000. 14:02.717 --> 14:05.512 Now 310,000. 310,000 right here. 14:05.553 --> 14:07.263 320,000. 14:07.305 --> 14:09.890 Hey, what are we doing here? 14:09.932 --> 14:12.560 That's your guy. 14:12.602 --> 14:14.646 His name is Sven. 14:14.688 --> 14:16.981 He's an antique dealer down in The Village. 14:17.023 --> 14:19.233 'We call him The Swede.' 14:35.333 --> 14:38.044 - So, what's your story? - You first. 14:38.085 --> 14:40.213 I'm following an HR Lead. 14:40.254 --> 14:42.298 They wanna whack a Swedish antique dealer 14:42.340 --> 14:44.592 for screwing up their money laundering. 14:44.634 --> 14:46.302 That's funny. 14:46.344 --> 14:48.221 I'm on a con man therapist who happens to have 14:48.262 --> 14:51.307 a Swedish antique dealer as a patient. 14:51.349 --> 14:53.100 I'll pretend that makes sense. 14:53.142 --> 14:54.894 I think my con man might be after 14:54.935 --> 14:56.688 your swede and his laundered money. 14:56.730 --> 14:57.938 Well, if that's HR's money 14:57.980 --> 14:59.940 your con man is in for a world of hurt. 14:59.982 --> 15:02.943 I'll stick with the con man, keep him out of trouble. 15:02.985 --> 15:04.612 I'll stick with the antique dealer 15:04.654 --> 15:06.072 see where he leads. 15:07.990 --> 15:11.661 (auctioneer) 'We are going once. We are going twice.' 15:11.703 --> 15:15.707 'Fair warning on this 1911 Honus Wagner baseball card.' 15:15.749 --> 15:19.544 Is sold, right here. 15:19.586 --> 15:23.005 Number 103 for $900,000. 15:23.047 --> 15:25.966 [applause] 15:29.095 --> 15:31.848 Tomorrow, you're gonna punch that guy's ticket. 15:38.605 --> 15:40.356 Well, what do you know? 15:40.398 --> 15:42.609 (Terney) 'What's The Swede's therapist doing here?' 15:48.907 --> 15:50.617 (Shaw) 'Hey, Finch, we need to find out' 15:50.658 --> 15:53.536 'why everyone's so interested in The Swede.' 15:55.747 --> 15:57.832 (Finch) 'So Hayden's patient is an antiques dealer' 15:57.874 --> 16:00.167 'and he spent a million dollars on a baseball card?' 16:00.209 --> 16:03.170 (Carter) 'And then tossed it into some cabinet like it was junk.' 16:03.212 --> 16:04.672 I watched him do it. 16:04.714 --> 16:06.173 (Finch) 'It's all very strange.' 16:06.215 --> 16:08.259 And what business does an antique dealer have 16:08.301 --> 16:10.386 laundering HR's money in the first place? 16:10.428 --> 16:11.846 And why do they want him dead now? 16:20.354 --> 16:23.608 (male #1) 'Turns out The Swede wasn't going to a real therapist.' 16:23.650 --> 16:25.526 'He was spilling his guts to a con man.' 16:25.568 --> 16:26.986 'We'll do a two for one special' 16:27.027 --> 16:29.071 'and take out the therapist also.' 16:33.075 --> 16:34.494 I love that. 16:34.535 --> 16:37.538 You know, that dinner was such a surprise. 16:37.580 --> 16:39.540 I had a lovely time. 16:39.582 --> 16:42.209 That's not the only surprise. 16:45.880 --> 16:47.924 Let's do it, Nat. 16:47.966 --> 16:49.383 Let's take our trip. 16:49.425 --> 16:52.386 Just go to the airport and pick our destination. 16:52.428 --> 16:55.014 - Come with me? - Hayd, are you serious? 16:55.055 --> 16:57.600 What about our-our jobs, our lives? 16:57.642 --> 16:59.310 They'll be here for us when we get back. 16:59.352 --> 17:00.854 I wanna be impulsive. 17:00.895 --> 17:03.648 I wanna whisk away the girl I love. 17:05.107 --> 17:07.193 [laughs] Yes. 17:07.234 --> 17:09.278 Of course. 17:11.698 --> 17:12.907 When do we leave? 17:12.949 --> 17:14.408 That's the other surprise. 17:14.450 --> 17:16.786 Now. Well, tomorrow. 17:16.828 --> 17:19.497 I need to do a few things. 17:19.539 --> 17:21.165 Pick you up in the a.m.? 17:21.207 --> 17:23.209 I'll pack fast. 17:25.545 --> 17:29.298 Finch, our con man's blowing the country fast. 17:29.340 --> 17:30.717 Something's up. 17:32.552 --> 17:35.304 [theme music] 17:59.537 --> 18:00.538 Oh, my god! 18:00.580 --> 18:03.958 [gunfire] 18:04.000 --> 18:04.959 Aah! 18:10.089 --> 18:12.926 [intense music] 18:16.429 --> 18:17.388 Wait, wait, wait, wait. 18:18.305 --> 18:19.682 [gunshots] 18:24.062 --> 18:25.813 Who the hell are you? 18:25.855 --> 18:27.231 The night watch. 18:28.900 --> 18:30.276 Who were these guys? 18:32.528 --> 18:35.364 The cops. The real cops. 18:43.163 --> 18:44.665 (Hayden) 'What the hell is going on?' 18:44.707 --> 18:47.710 We were gonna ask you the same thing, Hayden. 18:47.752 --> 18:49.796 I just spoke with Detective Carter. 18:49.837 --> 18:51.714 'She identified the badge numbers' 18:51.756 --> 18:53.674 you gave me as HR. She's positive. 18:56.761 --> 18:58.262 What's the deal, con man? 18:58.304 --> 19:00.556 Look, someone just turned my office into Swiss cheese 19:00.598 --> 19:02.058 and my girlfriend is waiting for me. 19:02.100 --> 19:04.018 If she goes back to my place, or to my office-- 19:04.060 --> 19:06.062 I just spoke to Natalie a half an hour ago. 19:06.104 --> 19:08.106 I explained to her how I was your new assistant 19:08.188 --> 19:09.440 'and I needed to stash her' 19:09.482 --> 19:11.358 'in a motel until you'd visit her.' 19:11.400 --> 19:12.944 Slight lie. 19:12.986 --> 19:14.988 But nothing on a par with you, Hayden. 19:15.029 --> 19:16.823 That's funny coming from you, Mr. Wren. 19:16.864 --> 19:18.282 We know you've been scamming your patients. 19:18.324 --> 19:20.076 And we know you've had your eye especially 19:20.118 --> 19:22.578 on a Mr. Vanger, the antique dealer. 19:22.620 --> 19:24.914 Did you know he was a money launderer for HR? 19:24.956 --> 19:26.540 I've heard of HR, but I swear 19:26.582 --> 19:28.375 I didn't know the money was theirs. 19:28.417 --> 19:29.836 Who'd you think you were grifting? 19:29.877 --> 19:32.964 Sven came into my office, a couple of months ago. 19:33.006 --> 19:35.675 He was a chain-smoker who had millions 19:35.716 --> 19:38.136 bouncing around in his accounts. 19:38.177 --> 19:40.013 It would have been an easy score. 19:40.054 --> 19:41.263 Look what happened. 19:41.305 --> 19:43.057 I didn't sign up for real bullets. 19:43.099 --> 19:44.475 I'm done with this con and I'm out of here. 19:44.517 --> 19:46.352 - Where's Natalie? - Nice try. 19:46.393 --> 19:47.520 You're staying put. 19:47.561 --> 19:49.396 What don't you get about "done?" 19:49.438 --> 19:51.816 Look. You want me out of town? 19:51.858 --> 19:53.526 I'm out of town. 19:53.567 --> 19:56.029 But I can't go without her. 19:56.070 --> 20:02.910 See, she's the only... honest thing left about me. 20:05.538 --> 20:07.999 I have to try and hold on to that. 20:12.211 --> 20:13.546 (Finch) 'Detective, have you found out' 20:13.587 --> 20:15.131 'how the antique dealer is connected' 20:15.173 --> 20:16.883 'to HR's money laundering?' 20:16.924 --> 20:18.176 (Carter) 'I'm meeting my source now.' 20:19.426 --> 20:21.762 You haven't touched your wine, Joss. 20:21.804 --> 20:25.016 - You're off-duty. - I'm always on-duty. 20:25.058 --> 20:26.893 Have you heard a word I said? 20:26.934 --> 20:29.353 What do you think about the money being laundered? 20:29.395 --> 20:31.397 I heard every word. 20:31.438 --> 20:34.525 And the money's just HR's skim off the Russians. 20:34.567 --> 20:36.443 A percentage kicked back to your friends in blue 20:36.485 --> 20:39.488 for turning a blind eye to the Yogorov business. 20:39.530 --> 20:41.699 Please, try the Brunello Di Montalcino. 20:41.741 --> 20:44.160 The finish is quite exquisite. 20:51.751 --> 20:53.169 What I don't understand 20:53.211 --> 20:56.422 is what HR wants with an antique business. 20:56.463 --> 20:57.673 Clean money. 20:57.715 --> 20:59.175 'See, HR doesn't want' 20:59.217 --> 21:00.593 'blood-soaked bills from the Russians.' 21:00.634 --> 21:02.845 'They want their cut in ones and zeroes' 21:02.887 --> 21:06.306 'to transfer into their 401 Ks offshore accounts.' 21:06.348 --> 21:08.434 'So, the antique dealer cycles' 21:08.475 --> 21:10.561 'the dirty Russian money into his own accounts' 21:10.603 --> 21:12.354 'and waits for instructions.' 21:12.396 --> 21:13.898 'Then he heads to the auction house' 21:13.940 --> 21:15.441 'where he's told to bid on a certain' 21:15.482 --> 21:18.819 high-priced item, an item auctioned off 21:18.861 --> 21:21.114 by a seller representing HR. 21:21.155 --> 21:25.743 Our next item up for bid is Lot number 426. 21:25.785 --> 21:28.454 'An extremely rare baseball signed by all' 21:28.495 --> 21:30.289 of the 1927 New York Yankees 21:30.330 --> 21:32.625 including Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth. 21:32.666 --> 21:35.628 Informally named, "Murderer's Row Ball." 21:35.669 --> 21:38.464 'I'd like to start the bidding at $2 million.' 21:38.505 --> 21:40.216 'I got a bid for $2 million.' 21:40.258 --> 21:41.592 '$4.4 million. Where?' 21:41.634 --> 21:44.929 4.4 in the front going once, twice. 21:44.971 --> 21:48.015 Sold right here, $4.4 million. Thank you. 21:48.057 --> 21:50.768 (Elias) 'The Swede bids the highest, and all of that dirty money' 21:50.810 --> 21:53.104 'is deposited into HR's coffers.' 21:53.146 --> 21:54.438 'Squeaky clean and laundered' 21:54.480 --> 21:56.314 'and ready for digital distribution.' 21:56.356 --> 21:57.650 (Carter) 'But I don't get it.' 21:57.691 --> 21:58.985 'They haven't laundered the money.' 21:59.026 --> 22:01.279 'They've just bought an overpriced baseball.' 22:01.320 --> 22:03.030 (Elias) 'All the items HR auctions off' 22:03.072 --> 22:04.907 'may have been appraised for millions of dollars' 22:04.949 --> 22:06.617 'but they're really just fugazis.' 22:06.659 --> 22:08.452 'Fakes, worthless junk.' 22:10.704 --> 22:13.540 (Carter) 'So HR gets Russian money for nothing?' 22:13.582 --> 22:15.626 (Elias) 'It's a perfect system.' 22:15.668 --> 22:17.920 'Till someone on the outside knows about it.' 22:35.146 --> 22:36.689 So if your con man thinks he can just swoop in 22:36.730 --> 22:39.108 and take a piece of HR's business.. 22:39.150 --> 22:41.194 ...he better watch his back. 22:45.405 --> 22:46.866 Who do you always meet in there? 22:46.907 --> 22:48.534 None of your business. 22:50.036 --> 22:51.787 Carter, I've been thinking.. 22:51.829 --> 22:53.831 That antique dealer.. 22:53.873 --> 22:58.211 I can't just...kill someone. 22:58.252 --> 22:59.670 'When I got involved with HR, I didn't think--' 22:59.712 --> 23:02.506 No, you didn't think. 23:02.548 --> 23:05.218 'You just looked the other way.' 23:05.259 --> 23:07.220 I can't do that anymore. 23:07.261 --> 23:09.305 And you're the only person I've got on my side right now. 23:09.347 --> 23:11.974 I'm not on your side. 23:12.016 --> 23:13.684 And I'm also not letting a homicide 23:13.726 --> 23:15.353 happen under my watch. 23:16.729 --> 23:20.649 So, tomorrow, you're calling in sick. 23:20.691 --> 23:21.901 - I am? - Yeah. 23:21.942 --> 23:24.028 See, you just got a new job. 23:24.070 --> 23:26.030 Tomorrow, you're Simmons's shadow. 23:26.072 --> 23:27.948 'Wherever he goes, you go.' 23:27.990 --> 23:32.036 Whoever he meets with, you get pictures of. 23:32.078 --> 23:34.121 See, we just tapped into their piggy bank. 23:34.163 --> 23:36.332 Now I wanna know who's running the bank. 23:36.374 --> 23:37.333 [engine cranking] 23:44.882 --> 23:47.385 What is going on? Where have you been? 23:47.425 --> 23:49.303 What.. Who is that creepy guy? 23:49.345 --> 23:50.721 Natalie, I'm so sorry. 23:50.763 --> 23:51.972 I get a call from someone at your office 23:52.014 --> 23:53.224 telling me to come to some hotel 23:53.266 --> 23:54.392 and then you don't even show up. 23:54.432 --> 23:55.726 It's okay. You need to take a breath. 23:55.768 --> 23:57.019 The more you breathe, the calmer you'll be. 23:57.061 --> 23:59.479 No, no, no. Do not hypno-talk me. 23:59.521 --> 24:00.689 (Hayden) 'I'm not hypno-talking you.' 24:00.731 --> 24:01.941 'I'm saying, just be calm--' 24:01.982 --> 24:03.567 I'm not one of your patients. 24:03.609 --> 24:04.735 'I know that, I know that.' 24:04.777 --> 24:05.819 You have to tell me.. 24:05.861 --> 24:08.739 [sighs] 24:08.781 --> 24:12.826 Finch, you ever notice how much of our job is like babysitting? 24:12.868 --> 24:14.912 Well, it's more than that today. 24:14.954 --> 24:16.205 'I don't think Hayden's told us' 24:16.247 --> 24:17.748 'the whole story of his con.' 24:17.790 --> 24:20.251 I'm going over Hayden's hard drive. 24:20.293 --> 24:22.253 What I downloaded of it before he zapped it. 24:22.295 --> 24:23.796 'And I'm finding emails' 24:23.837 --> 24:26.215 addressed to Sven Vanger, the antique dealer. 24:26.257 --> 24:29.176 Hayden may have elicited his email password 24:29.218 --> 24:30.428 while he was under hypnosis. 24:30.468 --> 24:32.054 'It appears that Hayden' 24:32.096 --> 24:35.433 duplicated an email that Sven had received 24:35.473 --> 24:37.893 but not yet read. And he altered it in the process. 24:37.935 --> 24:39.895 (Reese) 'And what did the email say?' 24:39.937 --> 24:42.356 (Finch) 'The email is from an anonymous address' 24:42.398 --> 24:44.275 regarding an auction that took place today. 24:44.317 --> 24:48.154 In it, Vanger was instructed to bid on Lot 424 24:48.195 --> 24:49.696 but Hayden redrafted it 24:49.738 --> 24:53.242 instructing him to bid on Lot 426. 24:53.284 --> 24:55.577 'Perhaps you should ask Hayden why.' 25:01.834 --> 25:04.837 He went out the window. 25:04.878 --> 25:06.588 (Reese) 'Finch, Hayden used his girlfriend' 25:06.630 --> 25:08.548 'and gave us all the slip.' 25:18.100 --> 25:19.726 I'm sorry, I'm about to close. 25:19.768 --> 25:22.062 No, Sven, you're already closed. 25:25.732 --> 25:28.194 Who are you with? The Russians or the police? 25:28.235 --> 25:29.445 I have nothing left for you. 25:29.487 --> 25:30.779 I'm not with either. 25:30.821 --> 25:33.991 But I do need something. Answers. 25:37.119 --> 25:38.412 I'm not your doormat. 25:38.454 --> 25:39.497 [cocks gun] 25:41.874 --> 25:44.918 Why don't you drop that before you hurt yourself, Sven? 25:44.960 --> 25:46.128 Give it to me. 25:49.256 --> 25:50.632 Why is it every time you call me these days 25:50.674 --> 25:52.718 I know to bring a firearm? 25:56.889 --> 25:58.849 But he was such a good therapist. 25:58.891 --> 26:00.351 Hey, dragon tattoo. 26:00.393 --> 26:02.269 He was also a con man who stole from you. 26:02.311 --> 26:04.771 Not stealing from me, stealing from them. 26:04.813 --> 26:06.065 He should not be doing that. 26:06.106 --> 26:09.318 How'd you even get into this mess? 26:09.360 --> 26:11.695 Seven months ago, I got in trouble 26:11.737 --> 26:13.447 with the customs here in New York. 26:13.489 --> 26:15.573 'A cop named Simmons came and said he could make' 26:15.615 --> 26:18.827 the charges go away if I helped them launder cash 26:18.869 --> 26:21.372 for a few Russian associates of theirs. 26:21.414 --> 26:24.542 At first, it was just a few hundred thousand each month. 26:24.582 --> 26:27.794 Then it became more and more. Millions. 26:27.836 --> 26:29.338 'I got rid of the last cash today.' 26:29.380 --> 26:31.465 On Lot 426? 26:31.507 --> 26:34.009 - How did you know about that? - Hayden played you. 26:34.051 --> 26:35.469 He switched out your emails, and made you 26:35.511 --> 26:37.096 bid on the wrong item today. 26:37.137 --> 26:39.348 Then what did I purchase? 26:42.059 --> 26:46.021 A real ball, signed by the real 1927 Yankees 26:46.063 --> 26:48.023 really worth 4.4 million. 26:48.065 --> 26:50.317 [chuckles] That was a hell of a season. 26:50.359 --> 26:51.985 (Carter) 'Where's the ball, Sven?' 26:52.027 --> 26:53.446 It's gone. 26:53.487 --> 26:56.407 I sold it for $5. 26:56.449 --> 26:57.950 They're going to kill me. 26:57.991 --> 26:59.868 I gotta get out of this city, immediately. 26:59.910 --> 27:01.828 Too late. You're a marked man. 27:04.290 --> 27:06.708 Close your eyes. This stuff burns. 27:10.129 --> 27:13.048 (Fusco) 'So we're faking crime scenes now?' 27:13.090 --> 27:15.384 A long way from your days back at the eighth. 27:15.426 --> 27:18.678 Might wanna spread it out. Arterial spray is more erratic. 27:18.720 --> 27:21.432 Will you let me work? 27:21.474 --> 27:24.143 Going for a kind of a hollow-point special. 27:24.184 --> 27:26.562 Kind of motif. 27:28.939 --> 27:31.649 - There. - Congratulations. 27:31.691 --> 27:33.735 You've just died and been reborn. 27:33.777 --> 27:35.446 Now, take your new life 27:35.488 --> 27:38.240 and get the hell out of New York. 27:41.076 --> 27:42.411 [cellphone beeps] 27:48.292 --> 27:50.710 [cellphone ringing] 27:54.714 --> 27:56.175 - Yeah? - 'Hey, rookie.' 27:56.216 --> 27:58.676 I need you to hold off on the antique dealer. 27:58.718 --> 28:00.053 'Something went wrong at the auction house.' 28:00.095 --> 28:02.181 'We didn't get our money.' 28:02.222 --> 28:04.224 Sir, there's a small problem. 28:06.226 --> 28:08.187 (Carter) 'Just heard from my source in HR.' 28:08.228 --> 28:09.980 'Simmons knows they get ripped off.' 28:10.022 --> 28:12.732 All this baseball stuff, you should've called me in sooner. 28:12.774 --> 28:14.401 I'm kind of a Mets fan, though. 28:14.443 --> 28:17.112 Somewhere in the city, your soda kid's walking around 28:17.154 --> 28:19.198 'with a zillion-dollar baseball in his pocket.' 28:19.239 --> 28:21.408 With HR looking for the ball. 28:21.450 --> 28:23.243 And the young man has no idea. 28:23.285 --> 28:24.953 Let's hope he don't play catch. 28:34.046 --> 28:36.674 'Hey, kiddo, you got something for me?' 29:00.280 --> 29:02.324 I can't believe Hayden would use his own girlfriend 29:02.366 --> 29:03.825 as an excuse to escape. 29:03.867 --> 29:05.869 I can. A baseball worth 4 million 29:05.911 --> 29:07.079 would be a motivational force. 29:07.120 --> 29:08.622 He doesn't care who he steps on 29:08.664 --> 29:09.915 to get away with it, either. 29:09.956 --> 29:11.625 Exactly. He still has to get away 29:11.667 --> 29:13.210 but he won't go without Natalie. 29:13.252 --> 29:14.628 As you and I well know 29:14.670 --> 29:17.590 sometimes necessity and desire can conflict. 29:17.631 --> 29:19.091 Hayden's still in the city. 29:19.132 --> 29:21.843 He's too smart to use his own phone. 29:21.885 --> 29:23.596 So how do we track him? 29:23.637 --> 29:26.432 (Finch) 'We don't. We track Natalie.' 29:26.473 --> 29:28.517 Hayden's calling her right now. 29:28.559 --> 29:30.477 (Hayden) 'Nat, please, I'm sorry.' 29:31.978 --> 29:34.398 I've done things that I'm not proud of. 29:34.440 --> 29:36.442 But I love you. 29:36.483 --> 29:37.901 (Hayden) 'Can you trust me on that?' 29:37.943 --> 29:40.195 I wanna know what's going on right now. 29:40.237 --> 29:42.740 That's a little complicated, Nat. 29:42.781 --> 29:45.158 - Wait. Where are you? - I'm going home. 29:45.200 --> 29:46.619 You think I was just gonna sit in that hotel room 29:46.660 --> 29:47.827 after you went out the window? 29:47.869 --> 29:50.122 No, honey, you can't go there. 29:50.163 --> 29:51.873 - 'It's not safe for you.' - Really? 29:51.915 --> 29:53.333 How would I even know? 29:53.375 --> 29:56.295 Look, Hayden, I love you. 29:56.336 --> 29:59.506 But I deserve the truth, or else I'm done. 30:04.886 --> 30:08.348 I'm a criminal, and a thief. 30:08.390 --> 30:10.850 But I'm done with that life. 30:10.892 --> 30:14.104 I secured a score that will ensure our future. 30:14.146 --> 30:15.606 'The kind of score that' 30:15.648 --> 30:17.899 would let us pick our destination. 30:17.941 --> 30:21.320 If you meet me outside my old office in one hour 30:21.361 --> 30:24.615 'then we can fly to any corner of the world like we planned.' 30:24.657 --> 30:26.533 'And I'll tell you everything.' 30:26.575 --> 30:29.119 Stop loving me or even hate me 30:29.161 --> 30:31.913 but please...hear me out. 30:39.755 --> 30:41.131 I'll be there. 30:46.762 --> 30:47.721 [clears throat] 30:51.433 --> 30:52.392 [applause] 30:58.148 --> 31:00.275 I didn't wanna worry you. 31:00.317 --> 31:01.819 I'm cleanin' up this mess. 31:01.860 --> 31:04.321 You say The Swede bought the baseball? 31:04.363 --> 31:06.824 That's what the logs at the auction house said. 31:06.865 --> 31:09.201 But without him, it's gonna be a little tough to track him. 31:09.242 --> 31:11.370 That idiot bought a real autographed ball 31:11.411 --> 31:14.122 worth $4.4 million 31:14.164 --> 31:15.499 and we had a rookie kill him 31:15.541 --> 31:18.126 before we found out what he did with it? 31:18.168 --> 31:21.213 Maybe the rookie should be handling your end of things. 31:21.254 --> 31:23.674 At least he follows through. 31:23.716 --> 31:26.009 You said there was a con man involved. 31:26.051 --> 31:27.969 - Yeah. - Find him. 31:28.011 --> 31:29.680 Shake him till the damn ball falls out. 31:29.722 --> 31:32.432 And tell me you have at least one lead. 31:32.474 --> 31:33.975 When we tapped his phone, we found out 31:34.017 --> 31:35.977 about the con man's little girlfriend. 31:36.019 --> 31:37.730 It seems the guy's in love. 31:37.771 --> 31:40.440 He ain't going anywhere without her. 31:40.482 --> 31:43.276 Make it right, Simmons. 31:43.318 --> 31:46.154 I got two loves. My money and this city. 31:46.196 --> 31:48.948 Mess with either, I mess right back. 31:54.120 --> 31:55.080 [camera clicking] 32:02.838 --> 32:04.464 Hey, lover boy. 32:09.010 --> 32:10.470 What'd you expect? I'm a crook. 32:16.727 --> 32:19.354 He's my expert. 32:19.396 --> 32:20.439 What, you don't trust me? 32:20.480 --> 32:22.858 Like you said, you're a crook. 32:22.900 --> 32:25.318 I don't know about expert, but it looks pretty damn real. 32:25.360 --> 32:29.531 I have a buyer lined up. I'll split it with you, 50-50. 32:29.573 --> 32:31.575 - 60-40? - Not a half bad deal, huh? 32:33.159 --> 32:34.661 Will you at least let me call Natalie 32:34.703 --> 32:37.748 before you kill me or arrest me 32:37.790 --> 32:39.792 or put me in a well in your basement? 32:41.126 --> 32:42.419 You have 30 seconds. 32:43.837 --> 32:45.046 [phone dialing] 32:46.131 --> 32:47.966 [phone ringing] 32:48.007 --> 32:50.427 (Terney) 'Sorry to disappoint, con man.' 32:50.469 --> 32:53.263 Seems the NYPD isn't bad at phone traces. 32:53.305 --> 32:54.807 I found your girl in 20 minutes. 32:54.848 --> 32:56.934 I'll give you the ball. It's yours. 32:56.975 --> 32:59.394 Don't be noble. There's only criminals on this line. 32:59.436 --> 33:01.521 'But I'll take the ball, just the same.' 33:01.563 --> 33:04.733 You meet me in front of the auction house in 20 minutes. 33:08.403 --> 33:10.906 - How bad is it? - They'll kill her. 33:10.948 --> 33:13.032 These people, for this much money? 33:13.074 --> 33:16.536 So what are you gonna do to stop them? 33:16.578 --> 33:18.914 I'm scum, I get it. 33:18.956 --> 33:21.374 But Natalie.. 33:21.416 --> 33:23.293 My ultimate con, my final trick 33:23.335 --> 33:25.420 was gonna be.. 33:25.462 --> 33:28.757 ...actually turning into the guy that she fell in love with. 33:28.799 --> 33:32.385 I'll give it all away, to save her life. 33:32.427 --> 33:34.346 Will you help me? 33:36.431 --> 33:38.141 This is how it goes. 33:38.183 --> 33:40.268 Rookie stays outside with the girl. 33:40.310 --> 33:42.354 Terney, take the con man inside 33:42.395 --> 33:44.439 verify the ball is real. 33:44.481 --> 33:46.399 I'm not taking any more chances with this clown. 33:46.441 --> 33:47.818 Why do I have to go inside? 33:47.860 --> 33:50.863 Because that's what you were just told. 33:50.904 --> 33:53.615 Once we confirm the ball is the real deal 33:53.657 --> 33:55.701 Laskey takes the girl, puts a double tap in her head. 33:57.118 --> 33:58.787 Questions? 33:58.829 --> 34:03.500 Boss, she doesn't know anything. Why don't we just let her go? 34:03.542 --> 34:06.586 Do I look like I'm taking suggestions from rookies today? 34:06.628 --> 34:08.005 No, sir. 34:12.091 --> 34:13.092 The ball? 34:13.134 --> 34:14.511 The girl. 34:17.556 --> 34:18.974 I wanna talk to Natalie. 34:19.016 --> 34:21.977 [chuckles] You're going inside first. 34:22.019 --> 34:23.186 One thing you can trust about a thief 34:23.228 --> 34:25.731 'is he'll always be a thief.' 34:25.772 --> 34:27.440 I'm so sorry. 34:36.533 --> 34:38.159 Call me when there's money and bodies. 34:50.589 --> 34:51.965 (Carter) 'Laskey.' 34:53.675 --> 34:55.176 You were right, Carter. 34:55.218 --> 34:58.013 They would never let her go. 34:58.055 --> 35:00.724 Make it look good. 35:00.766 --> 35:02.726 Remember, the aim shouldn't be to hurt him. 35:02.768 --> 35:04.269 'Just incapacitate him a little.' 35:04.310 --> 35:06.354 Also, watch your knuckles. 35:07.981 --> 35:10.483 I've punched a lot of guys. 35:10.525 --> 35:11.944 [grunts] 35:11.985 --> 35:13.779 So have I. 35:16.573 --> 35:18.575 Let's get you to safety. 35:18.617 --> 35:20.619 (Hayden) 'We've been through this already, it's real.' 35:20.660 --> 35:22.328 You think I'd be standing here if it wasn't? 35:22.370 --> 35:26.083 - We'll see. - I'll know in a minute. 35:26.124 --> 35:27.709 'I need a microscope to know for sure' 35:27.751 --> 35:30.796 but...the texture appears accurate. 35:33.006 --> 35:36.760 There is, however, a problem. 35:36.802 --> 35:38.678 What? 35:38.720 --> 35:40.806 'See this? Babe Ruth's signature?' 35:40.847 --> 35:41.932 Yeah. What about it? 35:41.974 --> 35:43.683 It's in felt-tip pen. 35:43.725 --> 35:45.936 Those didn't exist when Babe Ruth was alive. 35:47.813 --> 35:50.231 This ball is a fake. 35:50.983 --> 35:52.358 [intense music] 36:03.411 --> 36:05.622 You give us a fake? You give us a fake? 36:05.664 --> 36:08.917 - You wanna die? - I swear that is the real ball. 36:08.959 --> 36:10.710 The real ball costs $4 million. 36:10.752 --> 36:14.547 The fake is just gonna cost you a bullet, con man. 36:14.589 --> 36:16.675 Why would I lie? 36:16.716 --> 36:18.885 You have to believe me. We can figure this out. 36:18.927 --> 36:20.929 Where is the real ball? 36:20.971 --> 36:22.764 [gunshots] 36:24.557 --> 36:25.517 Terney. 36:26.685 --> 36:27.644 [grunts] 36:33.232 --> 36:36.111 So where's the real ball? 36:36.153 --> 36:38.613 I...have no idea. 36:38.655 --> 36:40.782 I thought this was the real ball. 36:40.824 --> 36:43.160 Forget that. Where's Natalie? 36:43.201 --> 36:46.038 I put her in a cab, told her to go somewhere safe. 36:47.288 --> 36:48.247 [phone ringing] 36:52.502 --> 36:53.628 This is Natalie. 36:53.670 --> 36:55.922 Nat, where are you? 36:55.964 --> 36:57.090 'Are you okay?' 36:57.132 --> 36:59.092 Oh, I'm better than okay. 36:59.134 --> 37:01.845 You see, that antique dealer.. 37:01.887 --> 37:03.221 Sven was his name. 37:03.262 --> 37:05.223 Well, he may have been your big score 37:05.264 --> 37:08.060 but you were my big whale 37:08.101 --> 37:10.603 'from the moment I met you.' 37:10.645 --> 37:13.732 You...you played me? 37:13.773 --> 37:15.400 Why steal millions from criminals 37:15.441 --> 37:17.819 when you can date the thief.. 37:17.861 --> 37:20.321 ...and take it off him? 37:20.363 --> 37:21.823 Keep the change. 37:23.533 --> 37:25.035 'Of course, things did get a little hairy' 37:25.077 --> 37:27.120 with those corrupt cops, but you always did know 37:27.162 --> 37:28.788 how to show a girl a good time, Hayden. 37:30.289 --> 37:31.541 Where will you go? 37:31.583 --> 37:33.418 Oh, go find an airport. 37:33.459 --> 37:35.420 Maybe just pick a destination. 37:35.461 --> 37:38.798 'Isn't that the dream come true?' 37:38.840 --> 37:40.759 You know, I really did love you. 37:42.635 --> 37:44.679 Well, if you love something.. 37:44.721 --> 37:46.098 ...set it free. 37:58.235 --> 37:59.694 I'm ruined. 37:59.736 --> 38:02.572 Maybe it's time you went on the straight and narrow. 38:03.907 --> 38:05.533 You'll live longer. 38:07.077 --> 38:08.245 I hear hypnotherapists 38:08.286 --> 38:10.914 are in pretty high demand these days. 38:14.042 --> 38:16.920 You know, I do have a thriving practice to rebuild. 38:16.962 --> 38:19.756 I'm gonna need a new office with a few less bullet holes. 38:19.798 --> 38:21.633 My advice? 38:21.674 --> 38:23.593 Rebuild in another city. 38:48.201 --> 38:50.411 Detective Terney, I can't help but notice 38:50.453 --> 38:52.247 you're not carrying a ball. 38:52.289 --> 38:55.083 The ball the con man brought was a fake. 38:55.125 --> 38:58.086 The guy with the suit showed up, rolled Laskey and our guys 38:58.128 --> 39:00.713 and then got away with the con man and his girl. 39:00.755 --> 39:03.967 Do you have any idea what's at stake here? 39:04.009 --> 39:06.094 You go find that screw-up Laskey 39:06.136 --> 39:08.638 and you scour this city until you find that ball. 39:08.680 --> 39:10.765 Simmons, I'm not the rookie. 39:10.807 --> 39:13.185 'Don't talk to me like one.' 39:13.226 --> 39:16.021 If you don't find that ball 39:16.062 --> 39:17.856 then it's gonna be a $4 million funeral 39:17.897 --> 39:19.858 for the both of you. 39:19.899 --> 39:21.234 Now go. 39:23.736 --> 39:24.696 Yeah. 39:34.956 --> 39:36.624 I was just turning out the lights 39:36.666 --> 39:39.169 for the evening, Ms. Groves, and I remembered that 39:39.211 --> 39:42.714 I had promised to bring you some new reading material. 39:42.755 --> 39:45.424 A peace offering, Harold? 39:45.466 --> 39:47.135 Is that what you've brought? 39:47.177 --> 39:49.137 I really think if you could just see things my way 39:49.179 --> 39:50.555 and not consider this-- 39:50.596 --> 39:53.308 'Imprisonment?' 39:53.350 --> 39:56.353 Is there any other way to consider it? 39:56.394 --> 40:00.481 This truly is for your own good, Ms. Groves. 40:00.523 --> 40:02.525 I mean that when I say it. 40:04.319 --> 40:08.573 This...synchronistic relationship 40:08.614 --> 40:11.659 that you've developed with the machine, it can't be.. 40:16.956 --> 40:19.042 I worry about you. 40:19.084 --> 40:21.544 You've misunderstood the situation. 40:30.053 --> 40:32.055 You shouldn't worry about me. 40:35.183 --> 40:38.395 I'm worried about you, Harold. 40:38.435 --> 40:42.190 You can't stop what's coming, and neither can I. 40:42.232 --> 40:43.775 But we have the opportunity 40:43.816 --> 40:47.737 to understand things when they finally change. 40:47.779 --> 40:49.781 The future is coming. 40:51.824 --> 40:54.244 You started it.. 40:56.246 --> 40:58.915 ...and I'll finish it. 41:01.834 --> 41:03.795 (Laskey) 'You missed me. Leave a message.' 41:03.836 --> 41:05.922 Laskey, I'm outside your place. 41:05.964 --> 41:07.882 We have a lot of work to do. Come on. 41:10.218 --> 41:12.553 I stuck to the guy like glue. 41:12.595 --> 41:15.390 This is everyone Simmons met with. 41:15.432 --> 41:17.850 Thanks, kid. You did alright. 41:17.892 --> 41:21.146 But you should know, it'll get harder out there. 41:21.187 --> 41:23.982 After these last few days, things are gonna heat up. 41:24.023 --> 41:26.818 So you need to be prepared. 41:26.859 --> 41:29.279 When I got involved with HR 41:29.321 --> 41:32.324 I thought it was about loyalty. 41:32.365 --> 41:34.117 I was wrong. 41:34.159 --> 41:36.744 It's about murder and greed. 41:36.786 --> 41:38.579 Well.. 41:39.622 --> 41:42.167 ...ain't that cozy? 41:42.208 --> 41:44.919 I should've known she'd turn you, rookie. 41:44.961 --> 41:47.755 The first time I saw you, I knew you were weak. 41:47.797 --> 41:50.258 So let me tell you how the world works now, kid. 41:52.509 --> 41:54.971 'We kill her or they kill us.' 41:56.597 --> 41:59.434 That decision is gonna be your last, Terney. 41:59.476 --> 42:02.228 [gunshots] No! 42:05.064 --> 42:06.565 Laskey? 42:15.741 --> 42:20.038 That much blood and you'll be dead in a minute, maybe two. 42:20.079 --> 42:22.415 Make 'em count. 42:22.457 --> 42:24.917 Who do you and Simmons report to? 42:24.959 --> 42:26.585 Who calls the shots? 42:28.171 --> 42:30.173 Is the answer in these pictures, huh? 42:32.884 --> 42:35.720 Last chance, Terney! 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