06x29 - Vulnerable

[bunniefuu]

[theme music]

[instrumental music]

Mrs. Wilson, um...

Look, I told you I don't know anything about your babies,

so just leave me alone.

I didn't believe you then, and I don't believe you now.

You do have something to do with it.

Look, this is my only day off this week,

and I have an awful lot of things to do

before my children come home from school.

This isn't a social call.

You're involved with Dr. Ackerman in stealing babies.

And who are you?

The baby's father.

Oh, now, that is a darling room, don't you think so, Joshua?

Look at that.

I don't know. It's kind of big for us right now.

-Oh, no. -What do you think?

I think we should be looking at apartments

instead of pictures and magazines.

[sighs]

-Mama, what time is it? -Huh?

Oh, uh, Mickey says it's 2:15.

[line ringing]

No answer?

No.

[Lilimae] Maybe she got held up someplace.

Yeah, but she knows it starts at 2:30.

We've been planning this all week.

It's just not like Karen not to at least call and let me know.

This is not the first time she stood you up, is it?

What?

I think you should take a closer look

at who your friends are, Val.

For friends, these people sure do scare off easy.

Scare off? What are you talking about?

I hate to be the one to tell you this, Val,

but you make them feel uncomfortable.

What?

The way you've been acting lately.

Maybe that's why they're shying away from you.

Mama, do I make you feel uncomfortable?

Of course, not.

How could you make anyone uncomfortable?

And how can you sit there and talk to her like that?

Not us, not your family. Your friends.

You know, Karen, Ben, Gary.

You don't need friends like that.

All you need, Val, is your family. Remember that.

No matter who else abandons you,

-you've always got your family. -[scoffs]

Well, that's right. I mean, you've always got us.

I think it's important that I know

what went on in that delivery room.

I told this woman here, and I'm telling you,

I don't know anything about those babies.

Sooner or later, you're gonna have to tell somebody

what went on in there.

Don't you people listen? Why do you keep hounding me?

Because we're talking about a crime here, a serious crime.

Kidnapping. Kidnapping newborn babies.

I help deliver babies. I don't kidnap them.

And I don't care who you're the father of.

You can't come into my house

and start asking a lot of questions

and accusing me of... of things.

Look, I want you to get out of here.

I'm gonna call the police.

You wanna call the police?

-I want you out of here. -Here.

-Call the police. -Just get out.

-Why won't you call the police? -Leave me alone.

Are you afraid to have them here?

-Get out. Get out. -Huh?

[scoffs]

[sighs]

[keypad clicking]

[off-hook tone beeping]

[keypad clicking]

[keypad clicking]

[answering machine] You have reached 555-3087.

At the tone, please leave a message.

[beeps]

How many times do I have to tell you

I wanna speak to John Coblentz?

Well, find him.

No, I don't wanna leave any more messages.

You don't give them to him anyway.

Uh-huh. Well, I'll tell you what.

When you do locate... Never mind.

I'll do it myself.

Timmy!

[engine rattles]

Hey, Timmy!

If anybody's looking for me, I'll be back in a little bit.

[engine starts]

[engine revving]

Hello, Dr. Michaels?

Hi, it's Valene Ewing.

Fine, thanks. And you?

Actually, I'm not fine.

I, um, I'm feeling a little shaky.

No, not that.

It's just that, um, I feel like I'm losing it again.

I mean, I know really that I'm not. I...

Well, um...

Karen kinda let me down today.

Something that we were supposed to do together, and...

Ben hasn't called me today. I just, you know, I'm feeling...

Yeah.

I know. You-you're right.

Uh-huh.

Okay.

Yeah, I-I'll be fine.

I just, you know, wanted to talk to you.

Okay. Thank you, doctor. All right. Bye-bye.

[sighs]

[tense music]

Is there something I can get you?

No.

[arcade machines playing]

Hi, I'm Gary Ewing. You Brown?

Well, I can't remember the password.

It's got something to do with wildflowers in the desert,

so we could just get on with this.

-Sunglasses. -What?

Take off your sunglasses. You're inside.

I think I wore sunglasses inside last time.

-Off. -[sighs]

Not so fast. Make it look normal.

I've been trying to reach Coblentz.

-So? -So I can't get a hold of him.

-[arcade game beeping] -[keypad clicking]

[grunts] Damn, look at that.

Is there someplace else we could go and talk?

Arcade is secure.

Plus, it's good hand-eye training.

So what's your problem?

I told you I can't get a hold of Coblentz.

[Brown] Keep your voice down.

What's your problem that

you feel like you have to talk to Mr. Coblentz.

It's for his ears only.

So talk to me. That's why I'm assigned to you.

This is important.

All the more reason you should talk to me.

So don't think of me as a man.

Think of me as a telephone.

I don't want to hear anything more about telephones.

Now listen to me very carefully.

I want to see Coblentz.

No more dodging. You got that?

Understood.

I'll see what I can arrange.

[arcade game music playing]

All right, Mack. Goodbye.

-So what's up? -He's gonna get a cop.

He thinks he can intimidate her because she's nervous.

So what do we do?

We're gonna go back to the trailer park and wait.

You mean he's coming now?

[Karen] Right now.

[tranquil music playing]

[engine starts]

Good morning.

[sighs]

[telephone beeps]

Cherie, could you come in here?

I noticed Karen wasn't in her office.

She hasn't come in yet.

Did she say what time she would be in?

I haven't heard from her at all this morning.

-Did you call her at home? -No answer.

[sighs]

-Anything else? -No.

[sighs]

Ben, this is Officer Zellitch.

-Hi. -How you doing, Ben?

[Mack] Karen, this is Vinny, the cop.

Vinny, my wife Karen. What have you got?

Nothing. No movement.

Nobody in or out, and the car's still here.

Ready?

Now you understand there's no warrant here.

Absolutely. I just want to know when I point

to you and say this is the cop, she'll start talking.

-I think that's all will happen. -Let's get on with it.

I want to tell you something.

The next time you pull a stunt like this...

[knocking on door]

Hey, let me, Mack. Mrs. Wilson.

[knocking on door]

Mrs. Wilson, this is the police. Please, open the door.

Let me try.

Come on, Mack. That's breaking and entering.

-Yeah, I know. -It's against the law.

I know it's against the law,

but I have reason to believe that the woman on the other side

of the store helped someone kidnap two babies--

I leave the motor running on the squad car?

Vinny, is it breaking and entering

if the door's already open?

Huh?

Mrs. Wilson?

Mrs. Wilson?

-Mrs. Wilson? -Mack?

The groceries are still sitting in the bag.

The way the clothes are thrown around in there,

it looks like somebody packed in a hurry.

She's gone.

You blew it.

[dramatic music playing]

-Abby. Hello. Good to see you. -Hi.

Could I give you some coffee?

No, thank you.

The two pages we talked about would do just fine.

Oh, well, I'm working on that.

Working on it? Don't you have them?

Not at my fingertips.

No, wait a minute, wait a minute.

I told Greg our deal was off.

I refused to sign the papers.

[Ruth] You did?

[chuckles]

That was very bold of you.

You might, uh, very well be, uh, how do they say, up the creek?

-Ruth. -Mm?

I did it on your say-so. What's going on here?

Well, you see, I-I have a problem.

Every time I try to get to Greg or go through

Paul's papers, that awful woman's around.

-Laura? -Yes.

I don't quite know how to deal with her.

[tense music playing]

[sighs]

Are you trying to tell me that the price has gone up?

That if you're going to give me what I want,

I am going to have to bring you the broomstick

of the Wicked Witch of the West?

Oh, no, nothing like that.

We made a deal. I'm sticking to it.

But, um...

I, I need a little time.

I don't have time.

Oh, well.

It does complicate things, doesn't it?

Did I think we should, um,

get our heads together and rid ourselves of Laura?

What do you think? Quicker and better, right?

I don't know. It's hard to say.

It's a big change from the original.

The important thing is, can we go into the board meeting

and convince them?

-They don't know about this? -Not yet.

Tom thought it would be constructive

to bring it over here, show it to you,

and get your opinion first.

-[scoffs] Why me? -Why not you?

You know the operation, especially this aspect.

Let's face it, Gary, you are the loyal opposition.

You've said so yourself.

So we figured if we could convince you,

then we could go over there as a united front.

Okay, let me look it over.

-You're looking at it. -No, I mean on my own.

Okay, well, how about a, uh, first reaction?

You know, something off the top of your head?

Why are you in such a hurry to get my opinion on this?

Because we trust your instincts.

What the hell's going on?

Why are you so afraid to give us an opinion?

[chuckles] I'm not.

I just think with something like this,

it's better to take a slow look at it.

Give me a day to study everything, then if it's okay,

we can go to the board with our facts straight.

Okay.

Another day is not going to hurt anything,

but don't lose it. It's the only copy we have.

-Gary. -I'll take care of it.

Is it me?

Or did all of that strike you as being a little odd?

I'd say he has something on his mind.

I'd say he has a lot on his mind, but what?

Let's see if, uh, Coblentz can shed any light on this.

[Karen] More?

No, not for me, thanks.

Mack?

Yeah.

Okay.

Favorite pastime. Pizza, beer. Love it.

Guys, where do we go from here?

Ackerman.

Waste of time. You've already been there.

But you haven't.

-That won't help. -Why?

I don't know, Mack. We almost got Nurse Wilson to crack.

You might do the same with Ackerman.

There's not enough to crack Ackerman open with.

Besides, the way you tackled him at that bridge tournament,

he's probably laying low someplace.

Well, we better do something.

The thought of that man running around loose.

[Mack] We'll get him. I just think,

uh, confronting him at this time is a bad idea.

But we'll get him. We'll get him clean

before he takes off for

Tierra del Fuego or someplace.

-Oh, no. -Why?

I haven't called Valene today.

Uh, you want to use the phone in the living room?

No, no, this one's okay.

It's just that it's kind of late.

Don't worry about it. Call her.

Take care of it. Apologize.

-You think? -Well, it is late.

I can't believe I let anything that important getaway.

Oh, don't be so hard on yourself.

What you're doing is for Val.

Valene doesn't know that.

[tense music playing]

[clicks tongue]

[keypad clicking]

[line ringing]

[answering machine] You've reached 555-4761.

At the tone, please leave a message

and the date and time of your call.

I'll get back to you. Thank you.

[phone beeps]

Uh, hi. It's me.

I was just checking to see if you're okay.

Please call me when you get this, okay? Bye-bye.

[man talks in Spanish on radio]

Yeah, I hate these things. You gotta press button B

to get the time, C to get the alarm.

I need something I can turn, you know? And that's it.

I'm not cut out to be a detective, that's all.

-Huh? -I went about it the wrong way.

I should have let someone else handle it.

And let someone else call all the medical associations

and bridge clubs and tournaments, huh?

Let someone else find Ackerman and Wilson?

Yeah, well, a lot good it's done.

[sighs]

You think someone else, uh, would think to drag

Lilimae to face Wilson, Karen?

Huh? Let me tell you something.

The only reason we're as far as we are

is because you believed in a friend.

No matter who tried to talk you out of it,

you believed the unbelievable, and I'm proud of you.

That's why he got away with it.

Mack, we gotta get him.

We will. First, we have to find Wilson.

Without Wilson to prod him, Ackerman has no reason to talk.

And we don't get him unless he talks.

[sighs] Why'd we get a new one? The old one worked fine.

Not after you knocked it on the floor three times it didn't.

Besides, it looks great. It's up to date.

Honey, maybe we should tell Val about what we're doing, okay?

[Mack] No, no, no, no.

I mean, then she wouldn't be so alone.

Not without talking to her doctor first, no.

Forget it.

Let me.

[sighs]

There you go.

[chuckles]

What'd you do?

I just pushed all the right buttons.

[chuckles]

Yeah, well, you always push the right buttons.

[groans and sighs]

Babies, that's all we seem to talk about lately is babies.

I don't want any babies.

Not just yet.

[sighs]

I think we should get used to each other

before we bring someone else into the family.

I want to spend some time being your wife

before I have to be a mother too.

I'm just not ready yet.

Fine.

You let me know when you are.

[sighs]

What are you doing?

I'm going to sleep.

[gloomy music playing]

[Val] And I've been having so much trouble

with this one character in the book.

You know, I kind of wrote him in the corner,

so just now when I was running,

all of a sudden it hit me

and I-I-I knew exactly how to make it Work,

-and I-I couldn't wait... -Good.

You know, to put it down on paper.

Do you have anything here maybe that I could stall it?

-Well... -Ah, here we go.

-Val. -What?

I'm so sorry I forgot about yesterday.

It's okay.

I-I-I mean, I know you've been busy.

Oh, I've been real busy.

Wait a minute. You can't let her off the hook

that easy, you know.

She's going to be walking around

the rest of the day feeling guilty.

-Oh... -Well, good.

-Because then that'll teach her. -Oh...

Not good, because you'll be over there writing your book

and I've got to spend the rest of the day with Ms. Guilt.

Well, then, just let Ms. Guilt have it.

Ba-bam.

-Come here. -[mouthing]

I've got to get back to my typewriter.

-I'll see y'all later. -Okay.

[dramatic music playing]

[sighs]

Hi.

Looks like you've got company.

Yes. Yes.

Uh, come in, please.

I'll-I'll see you later.

You call me when you get back, okay?

Please.

Um...

This is...

This is my husband, Mack MacKenzie.

That was her, wasn't it?

Yes, it was.

If I'd known she was going to be here,

I don't think I would have come.

Why are you here?

I am tired of hiding. I'm-I'm tired of being afraid.

But mostly I am tired of being ashamed.

There now, that's just the way you like them.

-Mm. -[door slams]

Oh, Val, is that you?

[Val] Yes, mama.

Oh, that was a long run.

I was beginning to worry.

Well, I... I stopped by to see Karen.

[Lilimae] Oh, how is she?

-Fine. She's busy as usual. -Uh-huh.

She seems to be busier than usual.

All of a sudden, have you noticed that?

Thank you. No, I haven't.

You and Cathy going out apartment hunting again today?

As a matter of fact, my wife has lined up

several places for us to look at.

[sighs]

I'm worried.

About what?

About how she's covering up for these people

who are intent on neglecting her.

I don't think they mean to.

I think it's just something that...

And-and she was making so much progress.

I'm just worried about it leading to some

kind of another setback.

Oh, Joshua, please.

That would just about to do me in.

[sighs]

Mama, you know how much I love Cathy.

And how much I want us to have our own house

as soon as possible.

But Valene is my sister and if she needs me,

I can't turn my back on that need, now can I?

Oh.

-You hit an air pocket, did you? -Mmm.

-How many feet you fall? -Several thousand.

Oh, I bet it scared you.

I hate to sound abrupt, Greg, but what's on your mind?

Uh, Gary Ewing.

What about him?

This is not working.

We've been through all this.

The project is suffering badly.

The decision is we can't afford to rock the boat.

If push comes to shove,

I doubt very seriously whether Gary will hold up.

You have to find a way to get him out.

All right. Anything we do will only make it worse.

If you don't find a way, then I intend to do it on my own.

Leave it alone. That's an order.

I'll talk to Gary.

See if I can help things along.

I'm a good nurse and I'm proud to be a nurse.

Do you know how hard it is to get to be a nurse

when you come from a very poor family?

It's almost impossible, but I did it.

And I didn't let anything stop me.

Not getting married, not having two children,

not even my husband dying. Nothing.

Then Dr. Ackerman came along and he took all of

that away from me the same way he took those babies.

[melancholic music playing]

I know how that woman must feel

and I just can't live with it any longer.

[sighs]

Then let's do something about it.

Mrs. Wilson, how could you or anyone, especially a woman,

steal another woman's babies?

What does Dr. Ackerman have on you?

I'm not here to talk about that.

You have no idea how powerful those doctors are.

Yes, I do.

And there isn't a doctor so powerful

you can make anyone else steal someone else's baby.

Unless he's got something on you.

He-he knows... knows something about me.

What?

I'm not here to...

I'm not here to talk about that.

Look, whatever I did, I had my reasons

and I thought they were right at the time.

Look, the important thing is to get Val's babies back.

That's the only thing we should consider right now.

Right?

Yes.

[sobs]

Well, this is a surprise.

Well, you said you wanted to see me.

Yeah, I did, but you didn't have to drive

clear across the country.

A simple phone call would have done it.

Yeah. But you said it was important.

It is. I think it is.

Why don't we take a little walk and you can tell me about it.

Great. Just be careful where you step.

I wouldn't want you to ruin those shoes.

[laughs]

So, what's the problem?

[Gary] Well, I don't mean to sound paranoid,

but I think I'm being followed.

A couple of nights ago, I found one of those bugs in my phone.

[John] I heard.

Apparently, our telephone man

wasn't as careful as we had hoped.

Wait a minute.

You're telling me it was your people who were following me?

Your people who put the bug in my office?

-[John] Yes. -What's the matter?

Didn't you trust me? I was your spy, remember?

It's for your own protection.

You're a very valuable person.

But not so valuable that you can't let me in

on what's going on around here.

You've avoided my calls like the plague.

You have not been avoided.

Well, you sure as hell haven't answered them.

Well, yes, and I see now that that was a mistake.

A very big mistake.

And it convinces me I'm really not cut out

for this spy business.

I quit.

[chuckles]

-You can't. -Watch me.

You can't just run away.

Can't I?

[scoffs]

I'm not running away.

I'm right here in Empire Valley.

I'm just not your man in Empire Valley.

What are you doing?

What do you mean?

Well, I thought you'd be making dinner for Ben.

He is coming over here for dinner tonight, isn't he?

I don't think so. I think he's...

[Joshua] You mean you haven't spoken to him again today?

Gee, that's strange. His car is parked right over

at the MacKenzie's house.

What?

[gasps]

You going to bed already?

I want to get a good night's sleep.

I have a lot of apartments to see tomorrow.

Oh, really? I wish I'd known.

If I find one that really suits us,

one that I think is really great,

I'll put the necessary money down on it.

I'll make sure that we don't lose this one.

Cathy, I thought we went through this before.

If you find one that I don't like,

then we lose that money, don't we?

No, we're not going to lose any money.

I'm going to find us an apartment

when the time comes for us to move in.

If you can't be with me, then that's your choice.

[soft music playing]

[doorbell rings]

[doorbell rings]

-Hey! -Oh!

Oh, they are beautiful.

-Oh, come on in. -Sure, I'll get it.

Thank you.

-You didn't have to do this. -I know.

It's probably why I did it, you know?

Oh!

They are just beautiful.

[sighs]

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

Well, I mean, I was wondering...

I'm glad that you're not...

Say it.

I'm glad that you don't shy away from me.

-Shy away from you? -Yeah.

-You're kidding, right? -No, I'm not.

I know that some of my actions lately

have made you and Karen and...

even Mack a little bit uncomfortable.

-Uncomfortable? -Yeah.

[sighs]

Well, old buddy, I tell you, you make me feel many things,

from ecstasy to, uh, crazy,

but uncomfortable has never really been one of them.

This is new. Uh, shy away and uncomfortable.

Where do these come from?

Well, they're not that far-fetched.

I mean, maybe Joshua wasn't being serious

-when he said them that I-- -Has Joshua been talking to you?

Yeah.

-Where is he? Upstairs? -He's with Cathy.

Excuse me a minute.

-Joshua. -What do you think you're doing?

This is our bedroom.

Excuse me just a second, would you, please?

Joshua and I have something to discuss.

It'll just take a minute.

You lay off Valene.

What are you talking about? Valene is my sister, Ben.

Don't you even start with me. I know how you operate, man.

I watched you suck up to Reverend Kathrun

and then grab his job out from under him.

You tell Cathy how much you love her

and then you mess with her mind.

-Cathy is no concern of yours. -You're right, she's not.

But Val is.

I'm telling you, I know what you're doing.

I could do chapter and verse

on what you've been telling Valene.

Nibbling away at her self-confidence.

Because that's the most important thing

in the world to you. Controlling people.

Making them believe what you want them to believe.

You're not happy unless you can manipulate them.

Pull their strings unless you can dominate them but not Val.

You don't play your games with Valene.

I'm only telling Val the truth, Ben.

You wouldn't know the truth if it bit you on the butt.

[Joshua] The truth is that I never turned my back on Val.

[dramatic music playing]

What?

And when my sister was in her hour

of greatest need, where were you?

You sanctimonious little weasel.

I don't have to answer to you.

Oh, Ben. Hiding from the truth.

[clicking tongue] Then again,

that's what you do best, isn't it?

You failed my sister when it counted most,

when she so desperately needed you,

and now you're trying to blame me for your failure.

You're hopeless, Ben.

[thuds]

[crashing]

I wonder what's going on up there.

I don't know. You're not supposed to be moving furniture

around up there, do you?

It's not gonna do any good.

[suspenseful music]

[sighs]

Why did I alert him?

-What? -Ackerman.

He is never going to show up at the bridge tournament now.

Will you stop beating yourself over the head, please?

It's just that my timing is so bad, you know?

I can't believe it.

He would have shown up, too. This was a championship.

It was written up in the Times Bridge column.

Everyone was looking forward to it.

-Karen. -What?

Go to sleep.

[sighs]

-Night. -Good night.

[tranquil music playing]

[phone ringing]

[phone rings]

[answering machine] You have reached 555-3087.

At the tone, please leave a message.

[phone beeps]

[man on phone] Mitch, this is your old bridge partner.

Just a reminder about the tournament.

This is what we've been working for all those years, right?

The championship.

I'd like to get down there early, have a nice,

relaxed lunch, before we start playing cards.

Call me. I'll be home all day tomorrow.

Let's go show those big,

hotshot champions from up north how to play bridge.

-You know what? -What?

He'll be there.

You just said he wouldn't be there.

No. He'll be there.

I know obsessive personalities.

He will be.

He'd be crazy to show up.

That man lives for bridge. He might know better.

But he'll be there.

[crickets chirping]

[reporter] It took rescue crews nearly seven hours digging

through the wreckage to locate all the bodies.

Of the more than 27 injured,



Those t*rrorists talk about high motives

and they end up blowing up innocent people.

[reporter] ...dynamite that was parked next to the curb

and set up either by a remote radio device or a timer...

What did you say?

...by Arab t*rrorists throughout the world ...

Where have you been all day? What's up?

Nothing. Just...

[sighs]

Nothing.

[reporter] A spokesman for the government expressed outrage

at the senseless k*lling of innocent people,

calling those responsible nothing but cowardly assassins

who are like a pack of wild dogs.

They don't care who they k*ll, do they?

No, they don't.

[reporter] In a related incident authorities in France

stopped a van attempting to cross the border...

[sighs] I'm gonna go to bed.

[reporter] Inside the van, they found a cache of arms,

ammunition, and expl*sives ranging

from dynamite to plastique.

-The border guard said that... -Are you coming?

Yeah, I'll be up in a minute.

[man] ...nervously to routine questions.

The driver then panicked and tried to flee

but was wounded by g*nf*re.

Two others in the van, a man and a woman, both carrying ...

[TV switched off]

[piano plays]

[tense music playing]

[sighs]

[keypad clicking]

Yeah. John Coblentz, please.

[instrumental music playing]

[horses cantering]

Hey, you sound like you're getting ready

to make a foreign policy speech?

Gary is reacting to the increased responsibility.

Where you were wrong was in not trusting him.

Sometimes his hesitation could be an advantage.

Nonsense. It moves too slow.

It also helps spot the flaws.

Think of him as a governor.

He keeps the machinery from blowing apart.

This operation needs one voice.

Now, that's how my father would have handled it.

Yes, and look where he is.

I need you on this project, Gregory.

Now, Gary can help share the burden

and keep you alive so that you can do our work.

I can keep myself alive quite nicely, thank you.

[tense music playing]

Come on.

Maybe we'd better call the police.

There's no time for that. Let's see if he's here first,

and then we'll call them.

-Good morning. -Morning, Ruth.

Beautiful day, isn't it?

Not for long.

[gasps] Laura.

[instrumental music]

I didn't think you'd be here this early.

[exhales]

I've got to get my dress.

[breathes deeply]

[music continues]

Anything wrong, Laura?

[engine starts]

Good girl.

You did very well, and I don't think I'll have any problem

getting everything you want today.

Was that Laura just leaving?

I didn't know. I didn't notice.

What are you doing here?

Gregory, don't be rude. We're just chatting.

Trading confidences.

Seeing the two of you sitting here

would send a chill up the spine of Ivan the Terrible.

-Hi. Excuse us. -Uh, I'm sorry.

We've already begun play. No more kibitzers allowed.

I'm sorry. Here you go.

Oh, I'm sorry, sir. I didn't realize.

-That's all right. -Well, wait a minute.

Let-let me see that.

What are you trying to pull? This doesn't say you're a cop.

Didn't says I was a cop.

However, this is official business.

Now open the door, please.

But he just said that your I.D. was not--

[Mack] Look, I don't have time to argue the law

with a couple of amateurs.

And if you get in my way,

I'll have you standing in front of a judge so fast

your glasses will fog up. Now open the door.

I-I'm-I'm gonna go get a real cop.

Good. Then I can have you both arrested

for impeding an investigation.

Now open the door.

I don't know.

Look, pal, if my suspect gets away,

I'll have you and your stupid partner in jail for aiding

and abetting a known felon.

Is that what you want?

Come on.

[sighs]

[tense music playing]

One club.

One diamond.

[man] Three clubs.

[man] Pass.

-Two hearts. -What?

An insufficient bid.

-Director, ruling. -Mrs. Brightwood, please.

Dr. Ackerman, you have given a bid that is too low for play.

It's those people. They interfered with play.

-What's going on here? -Listen...

Tell 'em, doctor.

Tell 'em about the babies.

-[man 1] Who are these people? -[man 2] It's not my fault.

[man 3] I intend to forbid a heart lead.

[Wilson] No!

[man 4] What the f*ck is this? What's going on?

[suspenseful music playing]

[woman screams]

Mack!

[grunting]

Karen, get in the car. We'll block him in.

[tires screeching]

-[crashing] -[tires screech]

[engine hissing]

-Karen, are you okay? -[sighs] Yeah.

Right. We got him. We got him. It's over Karen.

Ackerman, it's over!

Let's go, Ackerman!

[suspenseful music playing]

-[g*n shots] -[gasps]

[foreboding music playing]

[theme music]