WEBVTT 00:01.126 --> 00:04.171 (Harold) You are being watched. 00:04.212 --> 00:06.298 The government has a secret system. 00:06.340 --> 00:11.010 A machine that spies on you every hour of every day. 00:11.052 --> 00:13.597 I know because I built it. 00:13.639 --> 00:15.766 I designed The Machine to detect acts of terror 00:15.808 --> 00:17.476 but it sees everything. 00:17.518 --> 00:20.228 Violent crimes involving ordinary people. 00:20.270 --> 00:23.315 Crimes the government considered irrelevant. 00:23.357 --> 00:25.776 They wouldn't act, so I decided I would. 00:25.818 --> 00:28.236 But I needed a partner. 00:39.289 --> 00:41.709 [shrieks] 00:44.043 --> 00:46.254 Somebody help me! 00:47.548 --> 00:48.883 'Please.' 00:48.924 --> 00:50.467 I'm locked onto Ms. McNabb's position. 00:50.509 --> 00:51.969 'She's two blocks from you being pursued north' 00:52.011 --> 00:53.345 on Avenue D. 00:54.930 --> 00:56.139 Ah! 00:58.934 --> 01:00.686 [screams] 01:00.728 --> 01:02.062 Are you there? 01:02.103 --> 01:03.313 Now she's moving west on fifth street 01:03.355 --> 01:04.356 heading toward.. 01:04.398 --> 01:06.149 Oh, dear. 01:08.986 --> 01:10.153 Ah! 01:12.072 --> 01:13.407 Where are you? There's no more time! 01:13.448 --> 01:14.867 You have to do something! 01:14.909 --> 01:16.035 No. 01:16.076 --> 01:17.285 Please! 01:17.327 --> 01:18.495 [gunshot] 01:18.537 --> 01:20.497 (Rick) 'Relax, Finch.' 01:20.539 --> 01:23.208 I'm here. 01:23.250 --> 01:24.418 Haley's safe. 01:26.754 --> 01:29.214 - Who are you? - Protector of the innocent. 01:29.256 --> 01:31.383 Heard you could use some protecting. 01:31.425 --> 01:32.927 Your embezzling boss didn't like the idea 01:32.968 --> 01:34.511 of you testifying against him in court 01:34.553 --> 01:37.014 so sent this joker to make sure it didn't happen. 01:37.056 --> 01:38.515 (Harold) 'Mr. Dillinger' 01:38.557 --> 01:40.768 didn't he send two hit men after Ms. McNabb? 01:40.809 --> 01:42.061 [gasps] 01:45.439 --> 01:46.815 Last one, I promise. 01:46.857 --> 01:49.568 I hope the threats required an ambulance. 01:49.610 --> 01:51.862 And not a coroner. 01:51.904 --> 01:54.322 I can't believe that you saved my life. 01:54.364 --> 01:56.033 Don't mention it. 01:56.075 --> 01:57.659 You've had a very traumatic experience. 01:57.701 --> 01:59.828 You probably shouldn't be on your own right now. 01:59.870 --> 02:01.329 I don't know about you, Haley 02:01.371 --> 02:02.915 but I could use a drink. 02:10.005 --> 02:12.424 [sighs] 02:17.137 --> 02:18.764 [indistinct chatter] 02:21.433 --> 02:23.477 [cell phone buzzes] 02:27.731 --> 02:30.109 [sighs] 02:30.150 --> 02:31.652 It's Saturday, Finch. 02:31.693 --> 02:34.404 The numbers never stop coming, Mr. Dillinger. 02:34.446 --> 02:36.531 'I believe I told you that up front.' 02:36.573 --> 02:38.533 Guy could use a little R&R once in a while. 02:38.575 --> 02:40.452 You ever think about getting someone else in the rotation? 02:40.494 --> 02:41.870 You are the rotation. 02:41.912 --> 02:43.580 And it's time to get to work. 02:43.622 --> 02:46.458 'Oh, and Mr. Dillinger.' 02:46.500 --> 02:48.251 The next time an attractive woman wants 02:48.293 --> 02:50.087 to thank you for saving her life 02:50.129 --> 02:52.422 a simple "you're welcome" should suffice. 02:52.464 --> 02:53.799 [beep] 02:55.634 --> 02:58.095 Who was that? 02:58.137 --> 02:59.972 My boss. 03:00.014 --> 03:02.307 Needs me to put in some overtime. 03:02.349 --> 03:03.976 Thanks for getting me out of trouble. 03:04.018 --> 03:06.561 Thanks for getting into trouble. 03:12.901 --> 03:14.028 It's not good for you to be in here 03:14.069 --> 03:16.237 all day by yourself, Harold. 03:16.279 --> 03:19.407 You ever think about getting a dog? 03:19.449 --> 03:22.036 Oh, thank you, but I'm afraid I don't drink coffee. 03:22.077 --> 03:25.372 No, it's tea, black chai. That is your poison, right? 03:25.413 --> 03:28.625 - It's sencha green, actually. - Well, close enough. 03:28.667 --> 03:30.627 Seeing as how the only thing I know about you is your name. 03:30.669 --> 03:32.796 Which isn't really your name. 03:32.838 --> 03:35.298 All you need to know about me, Mr. Dillinger 03:35.340 --> 03:37.051 is that I pay you to stop bad things 03:37.092 --> 03:38.218 'before they happen.' 03:38.259 --> 03:40.637 Now, are we ready to get started? 03:40.679 --> 03:43.182 Long as the checks clear. 03:43.222 --> 03:44.599 (Harold) 'Daniel Casey.' 03:44.641 --> 03:46.101 Born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. 03:46.143 --> 03:48.353 He got into Cal Poly's computer science program 03:48.395 --> 03:51.023 'but dropped out a year before graduating.' 03:51.065 --> 03:52.315 [honing knife] 03:52.357 --> 03:54.275 Must you do that? 03:54.317 --> 03:56.111 Oh, you like this? 03:56.153 --> 03:57.487 I call her Greta. 03:57.529 --> 03:58.947 Blackwater souvenir. 03:58.989 --> 04:01.992 If only she'd cook me dinner. 04:02.034 --> 04:04.995 Casey's somewhat of a loner. No family to speak of. 04:05.037 --> 04:08.874 He freelance with various tiger teams around the country. 04:08.916 --> 04:10.584 Is that as exciting as it sounds? 04:10.625 --> 04:12.044 Companies use tiger teams 04:12.086 --> 04:14.880 to test their security systems for weaknesses 04:14.922 --> 04:17.507 which they can find by hacking in themselves. 04:17.549 --> 04:19.300 So the answer's no. 04:19.342 --> 04:22.262 Casey's infiltrated numerous companies over the years. 04:22.303 --> 04:24.639 Perhaps he saw something that he wasn't supposed to see. 04:24.681 --> 04:26.516 Or stole something he wasn't supposed to. 04:26.558 --> 04:28.643 Two months ago, Casey canceled his 04:28.685 --> 04:30.187 'phone and cable subscriptions' 04:30.229 --> 04:33.232 and he hasn't made a single bank transaction since. 04:33.272 --> 04:36.860 Well, I hate to say it, Finch, but this guy could be dead. 04:36.902 --> 04:39.905 I appreciate your optimism, Mr. Dillinger 04:39.947 --> 04:41.156 but I'm certain that he's alive 04:41.198 --> 04:42.532 because I've received his number. 04:42.574 --> 04:44.618 Ah, yes, the numbers. 04:44.659 --> 04:45.827 You know, one day, you're gonna have to tell me 04:45.869 --> 04:47.913 how you get your divine Intel. 04:47.955 --> 04:49.957 So how do we find Casey? 04:49.998 --> 04:52.292 If Mr. Casey's in some kind of trouble 04:52.333 --> 04:55.129 he may attempt to contact old friends. 04:55.170 --> 04:56.421 'This is Lester Strickland.' 04:56.463 --> 04:58.548 Casey worked for him upon occasion. 04:58.590 --> 05:00.717 'According to his connectroid profile' 05:00.759 --> 05:04.138 Strickland spends Saturdays at a bar watching horse races. 05:04.179 --> 05:05.806 That might be a place to start. 05:05.847 --> 05:08.016 Do I look like the equestrian type? 05:08.058 --> 05:09.601 I'm sure you'll figure something out. 05:12.353 --> 05:14.189 [indistinct chatter] 05:16.275 --> 05:19.069 (man on TV) 'No matter what happens to..' 05:20.821 --> 05:22.906 Hey, pal, give me your best lager. 05:27.744 --> 05:28.912 [clears throat] 05:31.999 --> 05:33.332 (Rick) 'Word is "I am Spartacus"' 05:33.374 --> 05:35.085 is favored to win ten to one. 05:35.127 --> 05:37.378 He better, I just dropped two Gs on him. 05:37.420 --> 05:40.632 Wow, you're a braver man than I. 05:40.674 --> 05:42.801 To "I am Spartacus." 05:42.843 --> 05:44.845 (Rick) 'I shouldn't even be here right now.' 05:44.886 --> 05:48.056 My boss is breaking my balls making me work weekends. 05:48.098 --> 05:50.267 You ought to get into business for yourself, my friend. 05:50.309 --> 05:51.893 Answer to no one. 05:51.935 --> 05:53.352 What's your trade? 05:53.394 --> 05:56.815 - I audit security systems. - Yeah? 05:56.857 --> 05:58.900 You know, I got a buddy of mine in that industry. 05:58.942 --> 06:00.819 Maybe you two have crossed paths. 06:00.861 --> 06:02.529 His name's Daniel Casey. 06:02.570 --> 06:06.241 Mr. Dillinger, what are you doing? 06:06.283 --> 06:08.202 - Casey, huh? - Yeah. 06:08.243 --> 06:10.745 Yeah, we went to Cal Poly together way back when. 06:10.787 --> 06:14.499 - So, you know him? - No, I'm afraid not. 06:14.541 --> 06:17.502 But if I do run into him, I'll tell him you said hello. 06:17.544 --> 06:18.586 What'd you say your name was? 06:18.628 --> 06:21.215 I didn't. 06:29.097 --> 06:30.598 Admit it, Finch. 06:30.640 --> 06:32.184 You were surprised when I brought up Cal Poly. 06:32.226 --> 06:33.810 'Didn't think I was listening, did you?' 06:33.852 --> 06:35.562 I was more surprised by how direct you were 06:35.603 --> 06:36.897 regarding Mr. Casey. 06:36.938 --> 06:39.649 'Is it necessary to be so intimidating?' 06:39.691 --> 06:41.693 We don't get to Casey until Strickland calls him. 06:41.735 --> 06:43.862 He's not gonna do that unless he's spooked. 06:43.904 --> 06:45.655 And if he calls Mr. Casey, no doubt he'll tell him 06:45.697 --> 06:46.948 to steer clear of you. 06:46.990 --> 06:48.367 You don't like the way I do things 06:48.407 --> 06:50.202 you're welcome to come get dirty in the trenches. 06:50.244 --> 06:52.120 'How 'bout that?' 06:52.162 --> 06:53.538 [phone ringing] 06:53.580 --> 06:54.622 And there we go. 06:56.917 --> 06:57.918 (Daniel) 'Hello?' 06:57.959 --> 06:59.127 Daniel, what the hell 06:59.169 --> 07:00.795 did you get yourself into? 07:00.837 --> 07:03.048 (Daniel) 'They came to see you, didn't they?' 07:03.090 --> 07:05.175 Yeah, some Neanderthal claiming to be an old pal of yours. 07:05.217 --> 07:06.760 'And he wasn't the only one.' 07:06.801 --> 07:08.845 About an hour ago, some couple a man and a woman. 07:08.887 --> 07:10.680 'Stopped me outside my coffee joint' 07:10.722 --> 07:12.473 'asking if I'd seen you.' 07:12.515 --> 07:14.475 (Daniel) 'Never been so popular in my life.' 07:14.517 --> 07:16.144 'I'll stay scarce until the meeting.' 07:16.186 --> 07:17.938 Alright, well, I'll have that package ready for you 07:17.979 --> 07:19.522 by tomorrow in case you need it. 07:19.564 --> 07:21.275 'Thanks, Lester.' 07:21.316 --> 07:23.777 'You're the only friend I have right now.' 07:23.818 --> 07:26.280 Keep your head down, kid. 07:26.321 --> 07:27.989 What do you think that package was? 07:28.031 --> 07:31.534 Mr. Strickland's area of expertise is false documents. 07:31.576 --> 07:34.246 (Harold) 'It may be that he's creating a fake identity for Mr. Casey.' 07:34.288 --> 07:35.747 Casey's trying to hide from someone. 07:35.789 --> 07:37.249 'Sounds like that couple Strickland mentioned' 07:37.291 --> 07:38.333 'might be after him.' 07:38.375 --> 07:40.085 And they have a head start. 07:40.127 --> 07:41.795 Yeah, but they don't have the Finch-inator on their side 07:41.836 --> 07:44.423 working his hacker mojo. 07:44.464 --> 07:46.967 (Harold) 'The number that Strickland dialed is a prepaid cell phone.' 07:47.008 --> 07:49.136 If I can access the carrier that it belongs to 07:49.177 --> 07:51.430 I may be able to elicit GPS coordinates. 07:51.471 --> 07:53.390 Where the hell did you learn to do all that stuff anyway? 07:53.432 --> 07:55.267 As I've said before, Mr. Dillinger 07:55.309 --> 07:57.685 I'm a very private person. 07:57.727 --> 07:58.895 Yeah. 08:06.736 --> 08:09.281 (Harold) 'Mr. Casey's signal still hasn't moved.' 08:09.323 --> 08:10.865 It may be time to start looking for him 08:10.907 --> 08:12.242 inside the hotel. 08:12.284 --> 08:14.494 Short of getting me a job as a bellhop. 08:14.535 --> 08:15.829 I don't know how I'll find him. 08:15.870 --> 08:17.080 And how can you be sure that the other party 08:17.122 --> 08:18.873 hasn't already found him inside? 08:18.915 --> 08:21.084 'Cause I think I just made them outside. 08:21.126 --> 08:23.378 'Strickland said a man and a woman, right?' 08:23.420 --> 08:25.588 There are 8 million people in this city. 08:25.630 --> 08:27.882 The thing about operators, we can smell our own. 08:27.924 --> 08:30.344 Plus they haven't moved since I got here. 08:31.845 --> 08:33.554 Yeah, trust me, Finch. 08:33.596 --> 08:35.432 I just found our threat. 08:44.441 --> 08:45.650 [camera shutter clicking] 08:47.902 --> 08:49.737 I'm sending you a photo of the couple, Finch. 08:49.779 --> 08:52.824 'Can't you do some sort of facial matching thing online?' 08:52.866 --> 08:54.951 It's not quite that simple Mr. Dillinger. 08:59.080 --> 09:00.665 'Though it may not matter.' 09:00.707 --> 09:02.376 'That man is CIA.' 09:02.417 --> 09:03.543 Mind telling me how you know that? 09:03.584 --> 09:05.086 It's a long story. 09:05.128 --> 09:07.005 But whatever trouble Mr. Casey's gotten into 09:07.047 --> 09:08.631 it involves the United States Government. 09:08.673 --> 09:10.925 And what I can tell you about that man 09:10.967 --> 09:12.427 is he's highly efficient. 09:12.469 --> 09:14.388 'Are you sure they haven't made you as well?' 09:14.429 --> 09:16.139 Please, Finch. You hired me for a reason. 09:16.181 --> 09:18.641 Give me a little more credit than that. 09:18.683 --> 09:21.602 Maybe, if we finish early 09:21.644 --> 09:23.938 Mark will let us stay in town an extra day or two. 09:23.980 --> 09:25.357 Never pictured you 09:25.399 --> 09:27.567 as a Rockefeller ice-skating type, Kara. 09:27.608 --> 09:28.735 [chuckles] 09:28.776 --> 09:31.196 I was thinking more like.. 09:31.238 --> 09:33.614 ..."take over the drug trade for Christmas.. 09:33.656 --> 09:34.908 ...burn it down by new year's." 09:34.949 --> 09:36.868 That sounds like a hell of a party. 09:36.910 --> 09:38.328 You got plans? 09:38.370 --> 09:40.539 Going back to stalking the ex-girlfriend again? 09:40.579 --> 09:42.582 Thinking more like Aruba. 09:42.623 --> 09:44.209 Something about killing a citizen 09:44.251 --> 09:46.669 makes me wanna kick back on a beach. 09:46.711 --> 09:49.506 I'm not ready to see you in a speedo. 09:49.548 --> 09:53.009 And don't consider Daniel Casey a citizen. 09:53.051 --> 09:55.595 He waived that right when he stole state secrets. 09:55.636 --> 09:58.723 They still want us to take his teeth? 09:58.765 --> 10:01.476 Proof of death. Couple molars should do it. 10:01.518 --> 10:05.188 DNA swab's a lot easier to get through airport security 10:05.230 --> 10:06.856 than a whole bag full of teeth. 10:06.898 --> 10:09.025 I don't make the rules. 10:09.067 --> 10:10.068 It looks like we've got another 10:10.110 --> 10:12.612 problem across the street. 10:12.653 --> 10:15.240 (Kara) 'That tall drink of water?' 10:15.282 --> 10:16.408 I got a Christmas list 10:16.450 --> 10:19.077 of ways to dispose of him. 10:19.119 --> 10:21.079 He's not one of ours. 10:21.121 --> 10:23.790 Looks local, not foreign government. 10:23.831 --> 10:26.042 My guess? Private military. 10:26.084 --> 10:27.127 Merc. 10:27.168 --> 10:29.337 Maybe Casey hired some muscle. 10:29.379 --> 10:30.671 Think we should take him out first? 10:30.713 --> 10:32.466 Let's keep him in play. 10:32.507 --> 10:34.008 See what he does. 10:34.050 --> 10:35.676 If he's a problem, we'll put him in the ground 10:35.718 --> 10:37.387 along with Casey. 10:42.476 --> 10:44.311 I got eyes on Casey, Finch 10:44.352 --> 10:46.980 but your friends from the government have a jump on him. 10:47.021 --> 10:49.232 You need to get to Casey before they do, Mr. Dillinger. 10:49.274 --> 10:51.109 I'm aware of the stakes, thank you. 10:51.151 --> 10:52.651 They're not gonna ghost him on a public street. 10:52.693 --> 10:54.695 Way too many people. 10:58.074 --> 11:00.660 Scratch that. This guy might be crazier than I thought. 11:03.330 --> 11:05.332 Finch, I think it's happening now. 11:09.085 --> 11:10.545 False alarm. 11:10.587 --> 11:12.255 'Guy was just planting a bug on him.' 11:32.150 --> 11:33.860 Casey just ducked into a cafe. 11:33.901 --> 11:36.737 Could be the meeting he was talking about. 11:36.779 --> 11:38.490 Lost sight of Ozzie and Harriet. 11:38.532 --> 11:40.492 (Harold) 'Since they have ears on Mr. Casey' 11:40.534 --> 11:43.453 'could be listening from a more advantageous position.' 11:43.495 --> 11:46.373 (Rick) 'Yeah, well, I'm in a pretty primo spot myself.' 11:46.414 --> 11:49.042 And we now have ears of our own. 11:52.546 --> 11:55.465 (male #1) 'Daniel Casey?' 11:55.507 --> 11:57.592 Red cap, right? 11:57.634 --> 11:59.093 Ian Banks, SSCI. 11:59.135 --> 12:01.388 We spoke on the phone. May I sit? 12:03.348 --> 12:05.099 SSCI, Finch? 12:05.141 --> 12:06.767 (Harold) 'Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.' 12:06.809 --> 12:08.978 Ian Banks maybe a congressional staffer. 12:09.020 --> 12:10.355 'If you wanted to report a crime' 12:10.397 --> 12:11.523 'that pertained to national security' 12:11.565 --> 12:13.358 SSCI would be one way to go. 12:13.400 --> 12:14.942 (male #1) 'Our conversation was vague at best' 12:14.984 --> 12:16.486 'so right now I'd like to know a little bit more' 12:16.528 --> 12:18.029 'about what you saw.' 12:18.071 --> 12:21.866 What I saw? 12:21.908 --> 12:24.785 I'm new at this, so help me out, okay? 12:24.827 --> 12:26.663 How are you gonna protect me? 12:26.705 --> 12:28.289 Witness protection? Get me out of the country? 12:28.331 --> 12:29.957 What's the-what's the protocol? 12:29.999 --> 12:32.669 We have measures in place to ensure your safety. 12:32.711 --> 12:33.920 But they'll take time. 12:33.961 --> 12:35.338 Making someone disappear 12:35.380 --> 12:37.215 isn't as easy as snapping your fingers. 12:37.257 --> 12:39.300 It is for me. I'm not exactly the guy everyone's gonna wonder 12:39.342 --> 12:41.636 about at their high school reunion. 12:41.678 --> 12:43.304 And probably why this group picked me in the first place. 12:43.346 --> 12:44.639 If we're to proceed you'll need to 12:44.681 --> 12:46.182 tell me more about that group. 12:47.308 --> 12:49.102 Look at it from my position. 12:49.143 --> 12:51.688 We get calls all the time from folks reporting crimes 12:51.730 --> 12:53.147 committed by our government. 12:53.189 --> 12:55.774 Do you have any proof of illegal activity? 12:57.985 --> 13:01.656 Anything in your possession at all? 13:01.698 --> 13:03.366 I need assurances. 13:03.408 --> 13:05.201 Okay? 13:05.243 --> 13:08.496 Whatever comes out on this, my name isn't anywhere near it. 13:08.538 --> 13:11.291 Guarantee that and my safety or I walk. 13:11.332 --> 13:12.709 Anonymity and safety 13:13.585 --> 13:15.503 guaranteed. 13:15.545 --> 13:17.922 But for that to mean anything, Mr. Casey.. 13:19.591 --> 13:21.259 ...you have to trust me. 13:23.553 --> 13:24.721 You're right. 13:27.098 --> 13:29.601 When was the SSCI created? 13:29.643 --> 13:31.603 - What? - The year. 13:31.645 --> 13:33.480 Tell me that and we leave together. 13:35.856 --> 13:37.400 Finch, have you got a photo of Banks? 13:37.442 --> 13:39.402 (Harold) 'Sending you one now.' 13:39.444 --> 13:41.613 If this is Ian Banks, then who the hell is Casey talking to? 13:42.489 --> 13:43.948 Time's up. 13:43.990 --> 13:47.076 - Mr. Casey, this isn't-- - Forget it, okay? 13:47.118 --> 13:49.663 None of this feels right, you don't feel right. 13:49.704 --> 13:52.039 You follow me, I'll make sure you regret it. 13:54.041 --> 13:56.085 I'll say this for Casey, he's got good instincts. 13:56.127 --> 13:57.878 'He's making a beeline for the back exit.' 13:57.920 --> 14:00.340 Which quite possibly leads into the arms of the CIA. 14:00.381 --> 14:01.840 You need to acquire him now. 14:05.928 --> 14:07.430 Hey, wait! 14:07.472 --> 14:08.847 Casey! 14:11.559 --> 14:13.269 Thank you. 14:13.311 --> 14:15.522 I thought for a second you were gonna make me chase you. 14:19.900 --> 14:22.111 Attracting a lot of attention, shouting like that. 14:22.153 --> 14:23.780 (John) 'Who are you?' 14:23.822 --> 14:25.615 I'm security detail. This man's my client. 14:25.657 --> 14:26.866 You mind telling me what this is all about? 14:26.907 --> 14:28.159 Excuse me, I-- 14:28.201 --> 14:29.868 Shut up and let me save your life. 14:29.910 --> 14:31.871 You should really put your weapon on the ground. 14:31.912 --> 14:33.456 Why the hell would I do that? 14:33.498 --> 14:36.501 For starters, you just lost possession of your client. 14:36.543 --> 14:37.752 [taser sizzling] 14:37.794 --> 14:39.462 [groans] 14:47.220 --> 14:48.680 [glass shatters] 14:52.433 --> 14:53.601 [grunting] 14:57.564 --> 14:59.982 You mercs are all the same. 15:00.024 --> 15:02.276 You never think things through. 15:02.318 --> 15:04.738 [gunshots] 15:10.577 --> 15:11.703 Mr. Dillinger, are you alright? 15:11.745 --> 15:12.746 (Rick) 'Peachy.' 15:12.787 --> 15:14.330 Got a couple of party crashers 15:14.372 --> 15:16.249 led by the man formerly known as Ian Banks. 15:18.626 --> 15:21.045 [gunshots] 15:23.840 --> 15:25.383 One chump left. 15:25.425 --> 15:27.968 [gunshots] 15:31.222 --> 15:32.557 (John) 'Well, that got interesting.' 15:36.269 --> 15:38.396 Where's Casey? 15:42.191 --> 15:43.860 Powers that be aren't gonna be happy. 15:43.902 --> 15:46.738 Powers that be sold Casey as a traitor. 15:48.907 --> 15:50.241 So why was he meeting 15:50.283 --> 15:51.701 with someone he thought was government? 15:51.743 --> 15:52.952 Don't know. 15:52.993 --> 15:55.455 That guy wasn't government, though. 15:55.496 --> 15:58.165 Can't hurt to ask him a few questions. 15:58.207 --> 16:01.795 Can't hurt us, anyway. 16:01.836 --> 16:03.588 I've got Casey, Finch. 16:03.630 --> 16:05.799 Now you wanna tell me how you knew those two were CIA? 16:05.840 --> 16:07.467 All that matters now is figuring out 16:07.508 --> 16:09.176 why Mr. Casey is in trouble and how we can help him. 16:09.218 --> 16:11.554 - Who are you talking to? - None of your business. 16:11.596 --> 16:12.931 Why don't you start by telling me 16:12.972 --> 16:15.850 what you did that pissed so many people off? 16:15.892 --> 16:17.184 Really? After all that? 16:17.226 --> 16:19.938 You'd be a chalk outline without me. 16:19.978 --> 16:21.689 I'm sorry, it's just.. 16:21.731 --> 16:23.483 ...I don't know who you are. 16:23.524 --> 16:25.401 Yeah? 16:25.443 --> 16:27.027 Well, I know all about you, Danny. 16:27.069 --> 16:28.529 College dropout. 16:28.571 --> 16:30.114 No family. At least none that can help you. 16:30.156 --> 16:31.866 'You're alone with nowhere to run.' 16:31.908 --> 16:33.493 Mr. Dillinger, that's enough. 16:33.534 --> 16:35.745 The friends you got ain't keeping you alive! I am! 16:35.787 --> 16:37.622 And in five seconds I'm throwing you back to the wolves 16:37.664 --> 16:39.707 unless you tell me why I'm sticking my neck out 16:39.749 --> 16:43.169 to save yours. 16:43.210 --> 16:45.296 Okay, okay, okay. 16:45.338 --> 16:46.756 Two months ago. 16:46.798 --> 16:48.883 I got a call from someone in the government. 16:48.925 --> 16:51.218 They wanted me to test a secret system of theirs for weaknesses. 16:51.260 --> 16:52.345 (Daniel) 'They threw me in a bunker somewhere' 16:52.386 --> 16:54.096 'in the Pacific northwest.' 16:54.138 --> 16:57.976 'It was the most advanced, complex system I'd ever seen.' 16:58.016 --> 17:00.060 For weeks, I tried breaking into this damn machine, until-- 17:00.102 --> 17:01.479 Mr. Dillinger! 17:01.521 --> 17:03.481 'Get Mr. Casey off the streets. Immediately.' 17:03.523 --> 17:05.065 What's got you spooked all of a sudden? 17:05.107 --> 17:06.567 Do what I tell you! 17:06.609 --> 17:08.027 Take him to the safest place you can think of 17:08.068 --> 17:09.988 'and keep him there!' 17:10.029 --> 17:11.572 Let's move. 17:19.288 --> 17:22.208 Mr. Dillinger, have you found a safe place for Mr. Casey? 17:22.249 --> 17:25.211 (Rick) 'Yeah, you could say that.' 17:25.252 --> 17:26.587 No, no, no, you can't bring him here. 17:26.629 --> 17:28.088 You have to take him somewhere else. 17:28.130 --> 17:30.049 Somewhere "Mr. And Mrs. Smith" can find him? 17:30.090 --> 17:33.052 The people looking for him cannot discover this location. 17:33.093 --> 17:35.388 Maybe you missed a few beats, but it's a war zone outside. 17:35.429 --> 17:36.848 Anyway, you can untwist your shorts 17:36.890 --> 17:38.516 because I made sure nobody followed us. 17:38.558 --> 17:40.351 Are you positive about that? 17:40.393 --> 17:42.729 [panting] I need to sit down. 17:42.770 --> 17:44.230 - I need.. - Get our friend a chair. 17:46.273 --> 17:47.608 [chair clatters] 17:52.530 --> 17:55.073 This is like a nightmare. I don't understand any of it. 17:55.115 --> 17:57.368 - Who are you people? - You can call me Harold. 17:57.410 --> 18:00.162 And this is my partner Mr. Dillinger. 18:00.204 --> 18:04.542 It may not seem like it, but we're here to help you. 18:04.584 --> 18:06.920 Can I get you some tea? 18:14.301 --> 18:16.303 Hey. 18:16.345 --> 18:17.722 Until now, this job has been nothing 18:17.764 --> 18:19.766 but damsels and bankers. 18:19.807 --> 18:21.851 Casey has grade A government hit men after him. 18:21.893 --> 18:23.185 Hit men you know. 18:23.227 --> 18:25.354 What the hell are we up against here, Harold? 18:25.396 --> 18:27.147 Your guess is as good as mine. 18:27.189 --> 18:29.817 I'll speak with Mr. Casey after he's calmed down a bit. 18:29.859 --> 18:32.486 Perhaps we'd all be best served by your going outside 18:32.528 --> 18:33.905 and securing the perimeter 18:33.947 --> 18:36.616 to be certain that you weren't followed. 18:39.285 --> 18:41.454 You got it, boss. 18:58.554 --> 19:00.347 [door opens] 19:00.389 --> 19:02.182 (Control) 'Am I interrupting?' 19:02.224 --> 19:03.309 No, ma'am. 19:03.350 --> 19:04.936 Perhaps you could elaborate 19:04.978 --> 19:07.981 on how a stealth operation to eliminate a liability 19:08.022 --> 19:10.483 turned into a gunfight in the middle of Manhattan. 19:10.524 --> 19:11.901 We had no reason to suspect 19:11.943 --> 19:13.945 another party knew about Daniel Casey. 19:13.987 --> 19:16.322 You mean you got caught with your pants down. 19:16.363 --> 19:18.324 And now Casey has a bodyguard? 19:18.365 --> 19:20.576 At this moment, the agency has no Intel. 19:20.618 --> 19:21.744 Another reason why we should have 19:21.786 --> 19:23.579 taken care of this in-house. 19:23.621 --> 19:25.205 Our teams are nearly online. 19:25.247 --> 19:28.876 CIA kills Casey because they think he's a traitor. 19:28.918 --> 19:30.586 Northern Lights stays protected. 19:30.628 --> 19:32.171 If Casey would have done his job 19:32.212 --> 19:34.590 and we had access to Northern Lights 19:34.632 --> 19:36.634 we could find him in a heartbeat. 19:36.676 --> 19:38.136 Or anyone else, for that matter. 19:38.177 --> 19:41.263 All due respect, ma'am 19:41.305 --> 19:42.849 we might not be in this situation 19:42.890 --> 19:44.558 if we hadn't killed Nathan Ingram. 19:44.600 --> 19:48.146 Who better to provide unfettered access to the source 19:48.187 --> 19:50.439 than the man who built it? 19:54.360 --> 19:58.781 Nathan Ingram outlived his usefulness. 19:58.823 --> 20:02.242 And he was dealt with accordingly. 20:02.284 --> 20:06.039 You might consider him a cautionary tale. 20:06.080 --> 20:07.957 Why don't you make yourself useful? 20:07.999 --> 20:10.918 Put this mess to bed by morning. 20:16.757 --> 20:18.258 Here's the problem. 20:18.300 --> 20:22.096 My supervisor wants this wrapped up ASAP. 20:22.138 --> 20:25.808 Now, if you don't start talking, my partner will get involved. 20:25.850 --> 20:30.312 You don't want to interrupt her while she's eating. 20:30.354 --> 20:32.356 (John) 'Who do you work for?' 20:32.398 --> 20:34.400 And what do you want with Daniel Casey? 20:37.028 --> 20:39.572 Good cop, bad cop? 20:41.365 --> 20:42.616 [chuckles] 20:42.658 --> 20:44.243 Don't make me laugh. 20:46.495 --> 20:48.622 If I wasn't in this chair.. 20:48.664 --> 20:50.917 I'd snap your neck like a twig. 20:53.293 --> 20:54.879 Tried to warn you, pal. 20:57.590 --> 21:00.968 There's just one minor problem with that. 21:01.010 --> 21:05.014 You are in the chair. 21:05.056 --> 21:07.641 God, I love this stuff. 21:07.683 --> 21:09.268 You know what I like the most? 21:15.357 --> 21:16.859 [muffled screaming] 21:16.901 --> 21:18.236 Can't get enough of it. 21:23.866 --> 21:25.993 Rad. 21:26.035 --> 21:28.704 Excuse me? 21:28.746 --> 21:30.372 Your setup. 21:30.414 --> 21:33.000 I've never seen a Unix variant like that before. 21:33.042 --> 21:35.502 - It's rad. - Thank you. 21:35.544 --> 21:37.379 But I don't see your battery backup. 21:37.421 --> 21:38.756 What happens when the power goes out? 21:38.798 --> 21:40.967 The library is powered by a few gas generators 21:41.008 --> 21:42.301 scattered around the building. 21:42.342 --> 21:44.762 As long as there's fuel, the lights stay on. 21:44.804 --> 21:47.056 Off the grid. 21:47.098 --> 21:49.516 Looks like I came to the right place. 21:49.558 --> 21:52.519 You seem to know your way around systems pretty well, Mr. Casey. 21:52.561 --> 21:53.938 I grew up in Tucson. 21:53.980 --> 21:56.774 You gotta do something to pass the time. 21:56.816 --> 21:58.776 I started coding when I was ten. 21:58.818 --> 22:01.070 I could debug a system easier than carry a conversation. 22:03.114 --> 22:04.782 Guess I was never much of a people person. 22:04.824 --> 22:08.244 I'd say you're doing just fine for now. 22:08.286 --> 22:09.578 But I do know what you mean. 22:09.620 --> 22:11.705 Sometimes people can be rather complicated. 22:11.747 --> 22:14.917 A computer only does what you've programmed it to do. 22:14.959 --> 22:17.544 Exactly. 22:17.586 --> 22:20.214 At least that's what I used to think. 22:27.721 --> 22:29.182 What's that? 22:29.223 --> 22:31.100 What I spent the last two months working on. 22:31.142 --> 22:33.102 And probably why everyone's trying to kill me. 22:33.144 --> 22:34.478 What can you tell me about the work you were doing 22:34.520 --> 22:37.397 for the government? 22:37.439 --> 22:38.858 Started out as a normal job. 22:38.899 --> 22:41.068 Some system they wanted me to test. 22:41.110 --> 22:42.653 They put me up in a motel. 22:42.695 --> 22:45.281 No phone, no TV, guards around the clock. 22:45.323 --> 22:48.201 They'd drive me to and from the facility blindfolded. 22:48.242 --> 22:50.036 I mean, I didn't even know what state I was in. 22:50.077 --> 22:52.621 Seems a bit excessive, all that secrecy. 22:52.663 --> 22:56.167 Yeah, it almost seemed worth it once I saw the system. 22:56.209 --> 22:59.962 And it was the most complicated layout I'd ever seen. 23:00.004 --> 23:01.379 Not to mention, the strongest heap of hardware 23:01.421 --> 23:02.715 I've ever tried to breach. 23:02.756 --> 23:04.633 'Nothing I threw at it made a dent.' 23:04.675 --> 23:07.345 So you were unable to find a weakness. 23:07.385 --> 23:08.554 'Well, not until I found something' 23:08.595 --> 23:10.472 'hidden in the bios interface.' 23:10.514 --> 23:13.391 A backdoor. Took me straight into the operating system. 23:13.433 --> 23:16.187 - A backdoor. - I was in. 23:16.229 --> 23:18.564 'Managed to get a few bits of code onto the laptop' 23:18.605 --> 23:21.399 before the system woke up and bit me. 23:21.441 --> 23:24.904 It adapted to my hack. Locked me out. 23:24.945 --> 23:27.365 The code you pulled.. 23:27.405 --> 23:28.949 ...any idea what it was? 23:28.991 --> 23:31.577 It's so advanced it's almost alien. 23:31.618 --> 23:33.954 I've been able to isolate a few strings of nine-digit numbers 23:33.996 --> 23:36.456 but...no clue what they mean. 23:36.498 --> 23:38.792 (Harold) 'What happened after the system locked you out?' 23:38.834 --> 23:40.086 (Daniel) 'I couldn't shake this feeling' 23:40.127 --> 23:42.046 'that I wasn't testing the system.' 23:42.088 --> 23:44.298 I was showing the government how to break into it. 23:44.340 --> 23:46.675 'So I told them I was finished.' 23:46.717 --> 23:48.761 Thanks for the gig. 23:48.802 --> 23:50.346 Then I felt a needle in my neck. 23:50.388 --> 23:51.889 'And I blacked out.' 23:51.931 --> 23:53.515 'I woke up in the trunk of a car' 23:53.557 --> 23:56.185 with a suicide note in my pocket. 23:56.227 --> 23:57.728 Figured they planned on killing me somewhere 23:57.770 --> 23:59.105 and making it look like I did it myself. 23:59.146 --> 24:00.940 How did you manage to escape? 24:00.981 --> 24:02.691 Well, the car must have been going a hundred miles an hour 24:02.733 --> 24:04.026 in the driving rain. 24:04.068 --> 24:06.444 'There was an accident. Bad.' 24:06.486 --> 24:08.655 I got out of that car because it was wrapped around a pole. 24:08.697 --> 24:10.448 'Two guys in the front were dead.' 24:10.490 --> 24:13.035 I grabbed my bag took the cash in their wallets and ran. 24:15.246 --> 24:18.791 Thought I'd be safe calling the SSCI, but.. 24:18.832 --> 24:20.542 ...we know how that turned out. 24:20.584 --> 24:22.795 That's an incredible story, Mr. Casey. 24:22.836 --> 24:25.298 (Harold) 'It certainly explains why the CIA is after you.' 24:25.339 --> 24:26.757 However, there is the question 24:26.799 --> 24:29.718 of the man you met with earlier today. 24:29.760 --> 24:33.555 'That man went to a great deal of trouble to meet with you.' 24:33.597 --> 24:36.516 We have no idea who he is or who he works for. 24:36.558 --> 24:38.518 But I think it's safe to say that the secret work you did 24:38.560 --> 24:40.938 for the government is no longer secret. 24:57.663 --> 25:00.374 Good evening, Mr. Lambert. 25:00.416 --> 25:03.501 Understand you had difficulty in acquiring our prize. 25:03.543 --> 25:06.964 CIA acted more aggressively than we anticipated. 25:07.006 --> 25:09.342 I tried to render Casey in broad daylight. 25:09.383 --> 25:11.051 Is he in their custody now? 25:11.093 --> 25:12.345 Someone pulled him out of there. 25:12.386 --> 25:15.806 Private detail, watching his back. 25:15.848 --> 25:18.516 CIA did, however, capture one of our operatives. 25:18.558 --> 25:21.020 They're no doubt pressing him now as to who we are. 25:21.061 --> 25:23.397 I can divert resources to recover him. 25:23.439 --> 25:26.275 Our people can take care of themselves. 25:26.317 --> 25:29.069 Right now there's only one man on the planet of any value 25:29.111 --> 25:31.780 and that's Daniel Casey. 25:31.822 --> 25:33.449 Very well, sir. 25:33.491 --> 25:34.492 And, Mr. Lambert. 25:36.327 --> 25:38.454 Fail me again, and I'll find someone 25:38.496 --> 25:41.415 more adequate for the task. 25:41.457 --> 25:43.876 Are we clear on this? 25:43.917 --> 25:45.919 We are, Mr. Greer. Thank you. 25:59.475 --> 26:01.268 This is an original edition of Shannon and Weaver's 26:01.310 --> 26:03.854 mathematical theory of communication. This is.. 26:03.896 --> 26:06.648 I believe the word you're looking for is "rad." 26:08.401 --> 26:11.487 [chuckles] 26:11.529 --> 26:14.572 Hey, uh, w-what are you doing with that? 26:14.614 --> 26:16.450 The fraction of code that you captured here 26:16.492 --> 26:19.161 is not entirely unfamiliar to me. 26:19.203 --> 26:21.497 I was going to try to tweak it a bit. 26:21.539 --> 26:23.040 Alright, well, just be careful, okay? 26:23.082 --> 26:25.000 It's the only thing keeping everyone from killing me. 26:25.042 --> 26:26.043 Besides you. 26:26.085 --> 26:27.585 You're right. 26:27.627 --> 26:30.005 In addition to the government wanting you dead 26:30.047 --> 26:32.216 there is also a second interested party 26:32.258 --> 26:34.260 about whom we know nothing. 26:34.301 --> 26:36.554 I've arranged for a sale on the dark net. 26:36.594 --> 26:38.097 - You're gonna give it to them? - 'No.' 26:38.138 --> 26:39.890 I have a hunch that the group's concern 26:39.932 --> 26:42.268 lies with the laptop and not the man carrying it. 26:42.309 --> 26:43.936 If we sell it, they might call off 26:43.977 --> 26:46.480 their pursuit of you in favor of finding the code. 26:46.522 --> 26:47.898 Takes care of one group of psychos 26:47.940 --> 26:49.108 but doesn't really help us with the CIA. 26:49.149 --> 26:50.650 No, it doesn't. 26:50.692 --> 26:52.111 Which is why my partner is chartering a plane 26:52.152 --> 26:53.904 to fly you safely out of the country. 26:53.946 --> 26:56.990 Yeah, I won't get too far without a new identity. 26:57.032 --> 26:59.201 I had a buddy drawing up some papers for me as a "Hail Mary." 26:59.243 --> 27:02.662 Might be wise to avoid known associates 27:02.704 --> 27:05.165 at this time, if you can help it. 27:05.207 --> 27:06.584 And in this case, you can. 27:06.624 --> 27:09.295 I...took the liberty 27:09.336 --> 27:12.465 'of creating a new identity myself.' 27:12.506 --> 27:14.425 Also a clean phone. 27:16.802 --> 27:20.306 Sounds like you thought of everything. 27:20.347 --> 27:23.434 So how long have you been running? 27:23.476 --> 27:27.229 I mean, look, it's obvious this place, your setup. 27:27.271 --> 27:28.314 And I think you know more about that code 27:28.355 --> 27:30.983 than you're willing to admit. 27:33.860 --> 27:36.196 I know that anyone that has contact with this system 27:36.238 --> 27:38.574 that you worked on.. 27:38.616 --> 27:41.118 ...either ends up dead.. 27:41.160 --> 27:44.163 ...or they lose so much they wish they were. 27:44.204 --> 27:46.081 'The truth is, besides Mr. Dillinger' 27:46.123 --> 27:50.919 you're the only person that's ever been here. 27:50.961 --> 27:54.089 - I have to ask you-- - No, you don't. 27:54.131 --> 27:57.217 Harold, I owe you my life. 27:57.259 --> 28:00.471 However this shakes out, they catch me. 28:00.513 --> 28:03.681 I won't tell them anything about you or this place. 28:06.684 --> 28:08.646 [grunts] 28:12.732 --> 28:15.486 I hope you enjoyed the warm-up. 28:15.528 --> 28:18.322 'Cause we're about to run the triathlon. 28:18.364 --> 28:20.698 'First event.' 28:20.740 --> 28:22.742 "This Little Piggy." 28:22.784 --> 28:24.995 'The second one I like to call' 28:25.037 --> 28:26.955 "Glass Jaw." 28:26.997 --> 28:29.208 Word of advice 28:29.249 --> 28:31.709 try not to swallow it. 28:31.751 --> 28:34.505 I'll leave the third one up to you. 28:34.547 --> 28:36.674 It'd be helpful to think about which body part 28:36.714 --> 28:38.175 you could live without. 28:38.217 --> 28:40.678 [clears throat] 28:40.718 --> 28:43.096 A word. 28:43.138 --> 28:45.015 Ol' ball and chain. 28:45.057 --> 28:48.477 I'll be back. 28:48.519 --> 28:50.103 (Kara) 'I recognize that look.' 28:50.145 --> 28:53.190 You're about to tell a girl she can't have any fun. 28:53.232 --> 28:55.317 I'm just waiting for the part where torturing this guy 28:55.359 --> 28:57.110 helps us find Casey. 28:57.152 --> 28:59.572 I'm just getting started. Give it time. 28:59.613 --> 29:01.532 (John) 'Trust me, the way you're threatening him' 29:01.574 --> 29:04.159 if he was gonna spill, he'd have done it by now. 29:04.201 --> 29:06.620 Oh, he'll spill. Whether he talks or not. 29:13.377 --> 29:16.547 [car alarm beeping] 29:16.589 --> 29:18.965 That's new. 29:19.007 --> 29:21.385 We should have killed him hours ago. 29:21.427 --> 29:23.554 At least he took a shot at us. 29:23.596 --> 29:25.723 We don't even know what Casey's guilty of. 29:25.764 --> 29:27.765 If I didn't know you any better 29:27.807 --> 29:30.644 I'd say you were about to question orders. 29:30.686 --> 29:34.064 No. I'm gonna reacquire Casey. 29:34.106 --> 29:36.275 And then I'm gonna kill him. 29:42.072 --> 29:43.699 Ready, gentlemen? 29:43.741 --> 29:45.534 Everything alright, Mr. Dillinger? 29:45.576 --> 29:46.744 In a couple of hours our friend here's 29:46.784 --> 29:49.996 gonna be on a plane to Prague. 29:50.038 --> 29:52.708 - Sencha green. - Ah, thank you. 29:52.750 --> 29:57.588 I'll need just another hour to finish Mr. Casey's documents. 29:57.630 --> 29:59.089 Once he's in the air 29:59.131 --> 30:01.049 I need to fill you in on some other business 30:01.091 --> 30:02.509 we have to conclude. 30:02.551 --> 30:03.719 Selling Casey's hardware. 30:07.013 --> 30:08.432 I hadn't told you that yet. 30:08.474 --> 30:10.100 I know. 30:10.142 --> 30:12.894 Because you're a very private person, Harold. 30:12.936 --> 30:15.147 You only share things when it suits you. 30:17.857 --> 30:19.443 Not a very good deal for me. 30:19.485 --> 30:22.195 Probably wind up dead if I keep working for you. 30:24.030 --> 30:25.282 Now, I don't know what's on this puppy 30:25.324 --> 30:26.659 but I know a lot of people want it. 30:26.700 --> 30:29.077 So I lined up a buyer of my own. 30:29.119 --> 30:31.288 Turns out the Chinese are more than a little curious 30:31.330 --> 30:33.540 to get their hands on some secret technology. 30:33.582 --> 30:37.127 Mr. Dillinger, what have you done? 30:37.169 --> 30:39.879 You knew I was a shark when you hired me. 30:39.921 --> 30:42.882 Don't act surprised when I smell blood in the water. 30:42.924 --> 30:44.802 Stop, st.. 30:49.097 --> 30:50.182 [Harold panting] 30:50.223 --> 30:52.058 There's no plane, is there? 30:52.100 --> 30:53.560 There is. 30:53.602 --> 30:56.647 - It's just for me. - You gonna turn me in? 30:56.689 --> 30:58.482 Do I look like I give a damn about what happens to you? 31:00.192 --> 31:03.779 Why don't you do what you do best? 31:03.821 --> 31:04.904 Run. 31:12.621 --> 31:14.872 [intense music] 31:25.258 --> 31:27.678 [music continues] 31:36.102 --> 31:37.646 - Hello? - 'Lester, it's me!' 31:37.688 --> 31:39.314 - You alright, kid? - 'Yeah!' 31:39.356 --> 31:41.191 Kinda. No. 31:41.233 --> 31:43.276 Look, turns out I'm gonna need those papers after all. 31:43.318 --> 31:45.111 I just got it all in order. 31:45.153 --> 31:48.990 Why don't you come by the office? I'll be here. 31:49.032 --> 31:51.993 Suppose that makes things easier. 31:52.035 --> 31:54.329 You don't have to hurt him. He's a good man. 31:54.371 --> 31:55.748 He doesn't deserve to die. 31:57.249 --> 32:00.377 A tsunami wipes out a village in India. 32:00.419 --> 32:03.797 Those are good people who don't deserve to die. 32:03.839 --> 32:06.132 Your friend is a traitor. 32:06.174 --> 32:08.385 And he's gonna get everything that's coming to him. 32:11.805 --> 32:13.139 [gasps] 32:15.350 --> 32:16.309 Ohh. 32:21.899 --> 32:24.317 [panting] 32:38.791 --> 32:41.334 [panting] 32:52.053 --> 32:53.555 [cell phone rings] 32:55.933 --> 32:57.309 Hello? 32:57.350 --> 32:59.519 - Mr. Casey, are you alright? - 'Yeah.' 32:59.561 --> 33:01.563 I'd say you still got a few glitches in your operation. 33:01.605 --> 33:03.273 Where are you? I'll come and get you. 33:03.315 --> 33:05.776 No need. Gonna get my papers from Lester and disappear. 33:05.818 --> 33:07.527 No, it's too dangerous, please, Mr. Casey. 33:07.569 --> 33:08.570 'I can still get you out.' 33:08.612 --> 33:09.863 You've done more than enough. 33:09.905 --> 33:11.364 I'd be dead if it wasn't for you. 33:11.406 --> 33:12.825 And don't worry. 33:12.866 --> 33:13.951 I won't send you a postcard. 33:13.992 --> 33:15.160 [beep] 33:16.787 --> 33:18.121 Turn around. 33:20.039 --> 33:22.250 Slowly. 33:25.879 --> 33:28.757 - You don't have to do this. - Sure, I do. 33:28.799 --> 33:31.510 Daniel Casey's an enemy of the state. 33:31.551 --> 33:33.553 A crime punishable by death. 33:42.604 --> 33:44.898 Who were you on the phone with? 33:44.940 --> 33:46.274 None of your business. 33:46.316 --> 33:48.944 'You people have taken enough from me.' 33:48.986 --> 33:50.988 You're not getting anything else. 33:51.029 --> 33:52.781 (Kara) 'Any sign of Casey, John?' 33:52.823 --> 33:54.157 I've got eyes on him. 33:54.199 --> 33:56.409 Good. I'll secure things here. 34:01.581 --> 34:03.166 What is it they say about great minds? 34:03.208 --> 34:05.335 Little slow to the party, fellas. 34:05.377 --> 34:07.295 Keg's tapped. We have Casey. 34:08.964 --> 34:11.675 Would you consider a stay of execution? 34:11.717 --> 34:13.010 All I need is a little time alone with him. 34:13.051 --> 34:14.553 What's your deal with this guy? 34:14.594 --> 34:16.847 'I just want to ask him a few questions.' 34:16.889 --> 34:18.139 When I'm done, he's official property 34:18.181 --> 34:19.850 of the Central Intelligence Agency. 34:19.892 --> 34:21.643 Everyone gets what they want. 34:21.685 --> 34:24.980 We all walk out of here alive. 34:25.022 --> 34:26.439 Sorry, pal. 34:26.481 --> 34:27.858 For what it's worth 34:27.900 --> 34:29.275 you were never getting out of here alive. 34:29.317 --> 34:31.277 [distant gunshots] 34:31.319 --> 34:32.320 Kara? 34:32.362 --> 34:35.072 [gunshots stop] 34:35.114 --> 34:38.368 'I'm fine, John.' 34:38.410 --> 34:40.286 Caught a little grief from the suicide squad 34:40.328 --> 34:41.663 so I had to give it right back. 34:41.705 --> 34:43.707 'Killed most of them. One got away.' 34:43.749 --> 34:45.667 Gonna need a few minutes to sanitize the room. 34:48.461 --> 34:49.629 (Harold) 'Oh, no.' 34:51.798 --> 34:53.174 (Kara) 'What about Casey?' 34:53.216 --> 34:56.094 'He still sucking air or what?' 35:00.265 --> 35:01.767 [gunshot] 35:01.808 --> 35:03.852 (John) 'Not anymore.' 35:03.894 --> 35:06.438 I'll dump him in the water and meet you at the car. 35:09.691 --> 35:10.817 We should get you out of here. 35:15.530 --> 35:16.907 I don't understand. 35:16.949 --> 35:17.950 (John) 'I've looked into the eyes' 35:17.991 --> 35:20.410 'of traitors before, Casey.' 35:20.452 --> 35:21.828 You're no traitor. 35:23.455 --> 35:26.041 You just look like a man who's trapped. 35:30.211 --> 35:32.297 You're gonna take the next bus headed to Maine. 35:32.338 --> 35:33.882 When you arrive in Caribou 35:33.924 --> 35:36.134 a man will be waiting to drive you into Canada. 35:36.175 --> 35:37.677 If he tells me you didn't show up 35:37.719 --> 35:39.178 I'm gonna come looking for you. 35:39.220 --> 35:41.598 And when I find you, I'm gonna be in a very bad mood. 35:41.640 --> 35:43.475 Do you understand me? 35:43.516 --> 35:46.394 You get me outta here, I promise I disappear. 35:46.436 --> 35:49.731 - Like a ghost. - Good. 35:49.773 --> 35:51.733 One more thing, Casey. 35:51.775 --> 35:54.027 Boss is gonna need proof of death. 35:54.069 --> 35:56.905 Couple of molars should do it. 35:56.947 --> 35:58.239 Care to do the honors? 36:10.669 --> 36:12.337 We clean? 36:12.378 --> 36:14.172 We're clean. 36:14.213 --> 36:16.174 Good. 36:16.215 --> 36:17.509 We're done here. 36:17.550 --> 36:19.886 Casey didn't have anything else on him. 36:19.928 --> 36:22.180 Whatever he stole is still out there. 36:22.221 --> 36:23.932 Not our problem. 36:23.974 --> 36:25.934 Powers that be said we're moving on. 36:25.976 --> 36:27.853 'Don't know why, don't care.' 36:27.894 --> 36:29.604 'We've been reassigned.' 36:29.646 --> 36:31.898 - Where? - Morocco. 36:31.940 --> 36:34.484 Forecast is 70 degrees and sunny. 36:34.526 --> 36:36.028 Smile, John. 36:36.069 --> 36:38.071 We just made the world a little safer tonight. 36:50.249 --> 36:51.584 Mr. Dillinger, wait! 36:56.339 --> 36:58.341 How the hell did you find me? 36:59.592 --> 37:01.594 Tracked my phone, didn't you? 37:01.636 --> 37:02.762 Course you did. 37:02.804 --> 37:05.015 What the hell do you want, Harold? 37:05.057 --> 37:08.601 You here to stop me or bury me in case this backfires? 37:08.643 --> 37:10.436 Can't have anything trace back to you, that it? 37:10.478 --> 37:13.023 - You have to trust me. - Trust you. 37:13.065 --> 37:16.651 How can I trust you when you don't trust anyone? 37:16.693 --> 37:19.445 It's like you said "The code is blood in the water". 37:19.487 --> 37:21.656 But you're not the only shark. 37:21.698 --> 37:23.324 There isn't a government on this planet 37:23.366 --> 37:25.368 that wouldn't kill to get it and they have 37:25.410 --> 37:26.828 Mr. Dillinger. 37:26.870 --> 37:28.496 I knew you knew what this was. 37:28.538 --> 37:30.082 It has something to do 37:30.123 --> 37:31.708 with how you get your numbers, doesn't it? 37:31.750 --> 37:34.544 If you wanna fill me in, now's your chance. 37:38.381 --> 37:39.758 That's what I thought. 37:39.799 --> 37:41.342 Please, it doesn't have to be this way. 37:43.929 --> 37:46.431 You made it this way. 37:46.472 --> 37:48.266 By keeping me in the dark. 37:49.601 --> 37:51.019 They'll kill you. 37:54.606 --> 37:56.649 Thanks for the job, Harold. 37:56.691 --> 37:58.610 Don't try to follow me. 38:06.284 --> 38:08.703 [upbeat music] 38:15.127 --> 38:17.295 [music continues] 38:18.880 --> 38:20.298 (Control) 'What happened last night?' 38:20.339 --> 38:22.050 The man we thought to be Casey's bodyguard 38:22.092 --> 38:24.803 attempted to sell the laptop to the Chinese. 38:30.225 --> 38:33.895 Our agent arrived and neutralized him. 38:33.937 --> 38:35.188 [silenced gunshot] 38:37.941 --> 38:40.485 [silenced gunshots] 38:40.526 --> 38:42.528 Then proceeded to dispatch several others. 38:45.031 --> 38:47.450 [gunshots] 39:01.464 --> 39:03.591 There was, however, a complication. 39:06.052 --> 39:08.013 'One buyer got away with the laptop.' 39:08.054 --> 39:09.555 So the agent failed. 39:09.597 --> 39:13.434 That's not how she put it in her debrief. 39:13.476 --> 39:14.811 She said if we'd sent her sooner 39:14.853 --> 39:16.354 she'd have killed them all. 39:16.395 --> 39:17.396 She said what? 39:17.438 --> 39:19.274 To be honest, her exact words 39:19.316 --> 39:21.151 were slightly more colorful than that. 39:26.072 --> 39:27.532 [grunts] 39:27.573 --> 39:29.034 (Special Counsel) 'All things considered' 39:29.075 --> 39:31.410 'I think we can expect great things from her.' 39:37.167 --> 39:38.960 Didn't anyone ever tell you it isn't safe 39:39.002 --> 39:40.377 to be in the park at night? 39:44.883 --> 39:47.344 [rustling] 39:53.599 --> 39:55.977 (Special Counsel) 'We have a lead on the location of the laptop.' 39:56.019 --> 39:58.897 'The buyers were traced back to a software facility' 39:58.938 --> 40:00.773 in Ordos, China. 40:00.815 --> 40:02.817 The thing's more trouble than it's worth. 40:02.859 --> 40:05.570 'The two CIA agents on the Casey job.' 40:05.611 --> 40:09.199 The ones that let the laptop get away in the first place.. 40:09.241 --> 40:12.202 ...send them in to confirm it's the device. 40:12.244 --> 40:14.453 Then destroy it. Along with them. 40:14.495 --> 40:16.539 We can't risk these things getting back to us. 40:16.581 --> 40:17.749 Consider it done, ma'am. 40:22.921 --> 40:25.340 [instrumental music] 40:41.314 --> 40:43.066 Mr. Dillinger, I.. 41:03.920 --> 41:05.671 (Jeremy Lambert) 'Casey's dead.' 41:05.713 --> 41:07.882 'But I've managed to track his laptop to Ordos, China.' 41:07.924 --> 41:09.217 (John Greer) 'Glad you could salvage' 41:09.259 --> 41:11.219 'something from this, Mr. Lambert.' 41:11.261 --> 41:13.721 'Get a team together.' 41:17.350 --> 41:19.852 [indistinct] 41:31.739 --> 41:34.242 [teapot whistles] 41:36.202 --> 41:38.621 [knock on door] 41:53.470 --> 41:55.347 (Root) 'Daniel Casey, I presume?' 41:57.182 --> 41:58.766 How do you know that name? 41:58.808 --> 42:01.311 We have a mutual friend. 42:01.353 --> 42:04.689 In fact, that's why I've been sent here. 42:04.730 --> 42:07.817 Cute. You're gonna need that. 42:07.859 --> 42:09.652 Underneath the floorboard in your bedroom 42:09.694 --> 42:12.738 you have $50,000 in cash and a fake passport. 42:12.780 --> 42:15.783 I'm gonna need you to grab it. 42:15.825 --> 42:17.535 - Are we going somewhere? - 'You are.' 42:17.576 --> 42:19.412 Cartagena, Colombia. 42:19.454 --> 42:21.914 You're looking for a man named Greenfield. 42:21.956 --> 42:24.167 Sadly, I've got other places to be. 42:27.712 --> 42:29.339 Uh. 42:29.381 --> 42:31.049 Look, you're really pretty and all 42:31.090 --> 42:32.884 'but this doesn't make any sense.' 42:32.925 --> 42:34.427 All you need to understand 42:34.469 --> 42:36.095 is you have a higher calling now 42:36.137 --> 42:37.763 'so it's time for you to leave.' 42:37.805 --> 42:41.059 Also, I may have attracted some attention on my way in here. 42:41.100 --> 42:44.270 Men with guns should be arriving any second. 42:44.312 --> 42:45.771 'When I turn that dial' 42:45.813 --> 42:47.482 you're gonna have about two minutes 42:47.524 --> 42:49.275 before this place explodes. 42:49.317 --> 42:50.651 How do you know all this? 42:50.693 --> 42:52.778 Like I said.. 42:52.820 --> 42:55.656 ...we have a mutual friend. 42:55.698 --> 42:58.201 And right now, she needs your help. 42:58.243 --> 42:59.411 [switch clicks] he needs your help.