01x02 - At Any Given Moment

[bunniefuu]

WEIR: In my line of work,

it's best not to get close to anyone.

- Hailey.
- John. Bingo.

- Is that a camera?
- Blackmail will not work.

My marriage was over years ago.

MADI: Corporate espionage

is a dirty way to get rich.

I'm not a spy.

Manipulating people to
influence markets is what then?

Consulting.

God, it's so good to see you.

It's been too long, huh?

WEIR: Yeah, it has.

- It's a simple job.
- Why me?

I know I can trust you.

All we need to do is suggest
that the Banomar Group

and the Treasury Department
investigator are somehow

in bed together... nothing tawdry,

just a few photographs to
squash the investigation.

What was she doing in
Valence's neighborhood?

NEWSMAN: The body of U.S.
Treasury investigator Edward Homm

was found in Queens today.

NEWSWOMAN: Police already have
the name of a suspect... John Weir.

LARTER: What the hell is going on?

- I don't know, I'm trying to figure it out.
- Well, we got burnt.

Valence f*cked us.

[expl*si*n]

Were you in that expl*si*n?
What the hell happened?

This was not the plan.

VALENCE: Shut up.

Miles, no, no!

NEWSMAN: Authorities have identified

a person of interest
in the mysterious deaths

of both tech entrepreneur Miles Valence

and Treasury official Edward Homm.

♪

[INDISTINCT, OVERLAPPING
NEWS BROADCASTS]

♪ I'm lyin' alone with my head... ♪

- [SNORTS]
- [BEN LAUGHS]

- BEN: [BABBLES] Oh, yes, um, uh...
- You do it.

It's Señor Wences, right?

[IN SPANISH ACCENT]:
"It's all right! It's all right.

- It's all right."
- [CLAIRE LAUGHING]

Thank you. Right here.

We are boring him to death.

Dad, I finished my food.

Yes, I can see that.

Okay. [SIGHS]

John.

Give me...

- [CLEARS THROAT]
- Route...

[DRUMMING ON TABLE]

... .

- Oh.
- But that's a hard one.

I know, but I think you've got it.

- St. Louis.
- Mm-hmm.

Joplin, Missouri.
Oklahoma City. Amarillo.

Gallup, New Mexico. Flagstaff, Arizona?

Don't forget...

Winona, Kingman,
Barstow, St. Bernardino?

- CLAIRE: Yoo-hoo!
- BEN: Well done.

Brilliant. A veritable genius.

- [PHONE RINGING]
- Good man.

I'll get that.

Nice job, honey. Good job.

- Okay?
- [HANDSET CLICKS]

Go.

[SAFE DIAL CLICKING, WHIRRING]

[CHUCKLES]

Thanks, cowboy.

Good man.

[CHUCKLES]

CLAIRE: Hey, honey...

Ben, are you teaching him to smoke?

- We talked about this.
- It's only candy.

I did a pack a day when I was his age.

[SIGHS SOFTLY]

Can you check the phone?

- It's driving me crazy.
- The phone?

- What's wrong with the phone?
- It's just, it's...

It's clicking. It's
not all the time, but...

Which line?

The house?

- CLAIRE: Mm-hmm.
- Are you sure?

I don't hear anything.
What kind of clicking?

Well, I don't know. It's
just... clicking, you know.

Maybe it's just a bad connection?

Or I don't know. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

I'm sure that it's-it's nothing.

Nothing? Clicking is not nothing.

- Nothing is nothing.
- Okay.

Judy was trying to call and it
just made this funny sound, but...

Everything will be great.

Okay, no, no, no, let's just forget it,

- and if it happens...
- It's not going to happen again!

CLAIRE: Ben, that's not necessary.

Okay, I'll... I'm gonna
call someone, and it's fine.

[SIGHS] Ben.

[SIGHS] Sweetie, it's...

No more phones.

What? No, don't be... Ben!

What are you... ? Stop.
Just stop, stop, stop.

What do you mean "no more
phones"? I need a phone.

- Ben!
- No more phones.

Ben, please, what are you doing?

- [LIGHT BULB SHATTERS]
- CLAIRE: Ben! Ben!

- Stop, stop it!
- No more phones!

I'm trying to keep you safe.

How is this keeping us safe?

♪

[TAPPING RAPIDLY]

NEWSWOMAN [ON RADIO]:
... still at large,

the whereabouts of John Weir.

Suspect John Weir still in connection

and wanted for two deaths.

While back in Washington...

... a decision...

... on voting rights.

The decision hotly
anticipated by members

on both sides of the aisle.

[SIREN CHIRPS]

NEWSMAN: The deadly expl*si*n that rockd

Water Street last night
was probably accidental,

as search and rescue efforts continue...

MADI: No.

No, no, no.

Make Chloe do it.

What?

Still? Well, wake her up.

Okay, wait, hold on.

Um...

Madi, FBI. Thank you.

[SCOFFS] Because, because,
Danielle, kids need structure.

Especially this one. So just, you know,

bang some pots and pans if you have to.

Well, I got to go.

RASCHE: How many is that?

MADI: Hey!

Uh, I've met most of Weir's people.

I can help you ID.

There should be three.

- Two males and one female.
- RASCHE: Um, Madi.

Financial Crimes is that way.

I know Weir extremely well.
I can be of value here.

Well, this isn't a
financial investigation.

See, you can tell by all
the rubble and burnt sh*t.

Edward Homm was FinCEN at Treasury.

As long as Weir is a
suspect in that m*rder,

then I have a reason to be here.

Is that Morello's opinion or just yours?

Morello will see it my way.

- Okay.
- Request is pending.

- Well, until Morello does, we'll handle it.
- Okay, Captain, is there anything

unusual about the scene?

Looks like a gas expl*si*n,
and I've seen a few,

but we've got a lot to turn over yet.

Okay, well, that would be
a hell of a coincidence.

Hey, would you stop
jumping to conclusions?

Even if he was cleaning up loose ends,

we need evidence to support that.

You know that, right? Evidence?

It's in the FBI handbook.

It's one of the early chapters.

Okay, okay, Rasche. It's safe to assume

- that when Weir is involved...
- Assuming is what got you

exiled to the white-collar desk.

I like my job, so I'm
gonna do it the right way,

if you don't mind.

- And we'll see you later, okay?
- Hey, Rasche,

- listen to me. I know this guy.
- FIREFIGHTER: Make a hole.

Make a hole. Coming out
now. We got one alive!

You're gonna be okay...

[ELEVATOR BELL DINGS]

NEWSMAN [ON TV]: ...
wanted in connection

with the death of U.S.
Treasury Agent Edward Hom.

The public is urged to
contact the authorities

with any information about
the suspect and any...

- Hi.
- Hi, checking out.

Yes, ma'am.

This is a really, really bad idea.

[PHONE RINGING]

[SIGHS]

Hey. You should stay out of this.

John, are you okay? What's going on?

Everything's f*cked up.

I'm...

just trying to put it
together in my mind right.

I know. I don't understand, but...

[SIGHS] Nobody was supposed to die.

What happened?

We really shouldn't be talking.

Yeah, I know, but I
just dropped off Sam,

and he's asking questions
about that video of you.

He saw it on TV and...

Look, he's scared.

And I don't know what to tell him.

Tell him it's a lie and I
don't know where it came from.

And what about Miles?

My God, what happened?

I didn't k*ll him. He jumped.

He looked me in the eye and he jumped.

Jesus.

He had this stare, like...

calm, like nothing else mattered,

and then he jumped.

But why would he do that?

I... I don't know.

Do you need help, John? I can help.

No, I just need to sort this out.

Right now it doesn't make any sense.

- Nothing makes any sense.
- Talk to me.

Okay? You can talk to me.

I will, as soon as I
get this sorted out.

No, John,

none of this is okay.

I know.

But I'm gonna make it okay.

[SIGHS] Tell Sam not to be scared.

John.

I got to get back to you.

Thanks.

FEWKES: Miss, are you
Hailey Marie Winton?

- Uh, what can I... ?
- REINS: Detective Reins.

Detective Fewkes.

Hailey Marie Winton of Pittsburgh.

- Is that you?
- Yes.

Is this about that guy?

FEWKES: We'd like you to come with us

until we can find out more.

Maybe ask some questions.

[SIGHS] I knew it.

Uh, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

- Ma'am.
- Uh, who are you?

- Oh.
- Come this way, please.

Okay.

The car's just right over here.

A Mercedes?

Yeah, it's his personal.

He came straight from home today.

- I... I'm sorry. Something's wrong.
- FEWKES: Just come with us.

- Hey. Let go of my...
- Everything's fine.

- Everything's fine.
- Hey, let go of me. Don't touch me.

- Everything's fine.
- Hey! Let go of me!

Hey. [GRUNTING]

Help! [STRAINING]

- Hey, I'm a f*cking lawyer.
- [TASER CRACKLING]

[CROWD GASPS]

This woman is under arrest!

Help!

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

- Where are you taking her?
- [HAILEY GASPS]

WEIR: What's your precinct?

What are the charges?

This woman has done nothing,
and they're arresting her.

- What are you doing? f*ck!
- I have it all on camera.

MAN: Answer him!

I see you.

- We see you!
- [CROWD CLAMORING]

We see you!

- Back off!
- MAN : We see you!

MAN : We see you!

- WEIR: We see you!
- We see you!

MAN : We see you!

We can see you!

[CROWD CLAMORING]

WEIR: We see you!

- Are you ready?
- For what?

You're ready enough. g*n! g*n!

- [CROWD PANICKING]
- They're gonna sh**t her!

[HAILEY GRUNTING]

MAN: Hey, hey, hey, hey...

Back the f*ck up!

[TIRES SCREECHING]

Who the f*ck were they?

Oh, drop it already.

- Who are you with?
- Who am I with?

Who are you with? They
were gonna k*ll me.

- Are you with Arda?
- Are you going to k*ll me?

Why are people trying to k*ll me?

I'm not gonna k*ll you, okay?
I just want some answers.

- What were you doing on th Street yesterday?
- What, yesterday?

I was at my f*cking job at a meeting.

Right, the homeless charity thing.

Social justice warrior/lawyer
who knows Krav Maga.

- Not suspicious at all.
- I don't know Krav Maga.

- I just took a class to strengthen my core.
- Who are you?

I'm nobody. Just let me...

Clearly, whoever is
after me is after you.

So why don't you just tell
me what the f*ck is going on?

Clearly, you are the shady
one. You m*rder people.

I haven't m*rder*d anybody, and
clearly I just saved your life,

- so how about some appreciation?
- Are you f*cking kidding me?!

People are trying to k*ll me.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

Stop!

My entire life has
just been blown apart.

Do you understand? People are dead.

My friend just f*cked me over

and jumped off a f*cking building

in front of my very eyes.

I need to know what's going on and why.

And until I get some answers
about how you and those

f*cking assholes in the blue Mercedes

are mixed up in all this sh*t,
you're not going anywhere.

You're stuck with me. Got it?

Okay, first off, nobody
tells me what to do!

Nobody. You got it? And second of all,

thank you for what you did back there.

The rescue was very clever,

even if it was a little r*cist.

- r*cist?
- Using assumptions about

Black people and the police
to manipulate the crowd,

it was reductive, and by that measure,

- it was a little r*cist.
- Oh, my God!

- I just saved your life.
- Stop talking!

I am processing. I am trying to say,

"I get it. It's okay that you did that."

But... [STUTTERS] Okay,
it's just me. [GROANS]

It's just me. It's how I
process. Fight or flight,

which... it's usually fight.
Especially when I'm scared.

And I'm f*cking scared, man!

Who were those people?

And what have you gotten me into?

I don't have time for this.

Blindfold or trunk?

- What?
- I don't want you seeing where I'm going.

Blindfold or trunk?

f*ck you!

Where are you going? Hey! Hey!

[INDISTINCT POLICE RADIO CHATTER]

I don't, I don't need to go
to the hospital, all right?

- I... I can go home.
- [SIGHS]

Okay?

My girlfriend's going to freak out.

She hates hospitals.

Don't worry. We're just
going to check you out.

MADI: Hey.

Uh, Jo Madi.

Uh, we met upstairs in the office.

I know your... knew your boss.

Yeah. Hi.

Uh, do you mind if I
ask you a few questions?

So, um...

Ooh, what happened up there?

It's so hard to remember, it...

- MADI: Mm.
- Um...

I came back from the food run.

It was just, it was really sudden.

Right. I mean, were
there other people there?

- Mm-hmm.
- And John Weir?

- Where was he?
- In his office, I think.

You know, somebody said
that they saw someone

who looked like him
standing on the street.

He was definitely there.

[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] I mean,
I think. I don't know.

I'm just... I don't know
if it was really Weir.

- So, um...
- [SIGHS]

You were just standing
there with everybody and...

- it happened?
- Madi!

- Okay, thanks.
- Madi!

[MADI CLEARS THROAT]

What'd I tell you?

Okay, listen, Rasche, something is off.

Is this your way of trying
to get back in the field?

You cr*ck the big case
and all is forgiven?

'Cause it doesn't work like that.

It's weird, Rasche.

I mean, three charred bodies,

and he just gets off
with some scratches?

Well, if you were really
a part of this case,

you would know that he was found farther

from the epicenter than they were.

Well, you're going to run the DNA

for whoever's in those bags, right?

You are so out of your lane right now.

No, you can't take anything
at face value with Weir.

He knows how people think.

He's super smart and he's half crazy.

So that makes him unpredictable.

Yeah, and only you can solve him.

- [CHUCKLES]
- Are you really so desperate

to get back in that,
what, you're making sh*t up

- to feel useful?
- No.

No, I'm not. I know this guy, Rasche.

- I'm telling you.
- Okay.

f*ck you and your white whale, Madi.

And until Morello signs off,

you don't belong here.
Do you understand?

Come on, man. You're not
going to use any of my

- expertise in this...
- Please. There's your car.

Have yourself a nice day.

You're going to kick me out?

That would be what I'm doing, yes.

[MADI SCOFFS]

What, you're just going
to watch me walk to my car?

- I'm waiting.
- All right, fine. f*ck you.

You know, you got a big ego, man.

You know what? You have
yourself a nice f*cking day.

We're going to do real FBI work here.

- You go do money FBI.
- MADI: Oh, yeah. f*ck you.

♪

CLAIRE: So, no more me?

No more Johnathan?
Is that what you want?

Because that is what you're saying.

BEN: We can't do this anymore!

[BOTH ARGUING INDISTINCTLY]

BEN: I don't expect you to understad

what we're going through, but you

and your mother are going to move away.

I may not see you, for a long while.

Don't blame your mother.

- ♪
- [INAUDIBLE]

I am sorry it's come to this.

There's just something I have to do.

[g*nsh*t ECHOES]

CLAIRE: Johnathan, it's your turn.

Just take the shovel.

Johnathan, take it.

Just take the shovel.

Johnathan! What are you doing?

No one will ever know this.

That your father d*ed
fighting for this country.

Those things in the newspapers,

they aren't true.

He did what he did to keep
you and your mother safe.

[g*nsh*t]

f*ck! Are you sh1tting me with this?

I gave you two options.
You wouldn't choose one.

So I gave them both.

- Where are we?
- Doesn't matter.

We're going to be leaving soon enough.

Come on. Sit up.

- [HAILEY SOBBING]
- It's all right. You're all right.

Here, let's sit you down.

- There.
- [HAILEY WHIMPERS]

This is a straight-up m*rder house.

I don't need you or your
commentary right now.

I'm trying to think, and
I'm running out of time.

Time for what?

Sorry, sorry, sorry,
sorry, sorry, sorry.

Really?

[HAMMER THUDDING]

Okay. I need to know who you really are.

I mean it. So start telling me.

- I told you.
- No. You told me about

your other bullshit.
Everything checked out.

I need you to tell me
what you're not telling me.

You know that sounds crazy, right?

None of this sh*t
happened until I met you.

Explain that.

I've looked at this from every angle.

Okay? Every possible permutation.

And none of this makes sense.

There's absolutely no version of you

- that makes sense to me.
- Okay, okay.

I see that you've been through a lot,

that you've lost friends
and who knows what else,

and I am sorry for that.

But the way I see it, you
brought this down on me.

- Not the other way around.
- [WEIR LAUGHS]

Okay.

The camera in your hotel room
tells me one of two things.

You're either working for somebody,

or someone's watching you.
Now, for argument's sake,

let's just say you're
the victim in all of this,

and someone's watching you.
I need to know why and who.

That's your proof that I'm lying?

How do you know it's not some hotel guy

who's getting his rocks off?

How do you know that my naked body,

and maybe even yours, is on the Internet

with Erin Andrews right now?

You're going to need
more proof than that.

Okay, fair enough.

It doesn't explain
away our online hookup.

You saw my phone. That was you.

I don't use that app. You honestly think

that I would give my
personal information

to a company to-to meet a woman?

I mean, I haven't known you that long,

- but you seem pretty lonely.
- I don't use the app.

Well, you have an account. Explain that.

I can't.

If you didn't make the account,

someone else did.

Just look up the address they used,

and maybe that'll tell you.

Do you have a computer?

[SIGHS] Give me a second.

Okay. You got minutes online.

After that, I got to pull the plug.

That's weird, but okay.

Um, it's not going to take that long.

- Okay.
- [KEYBOARD CLACKING]

That's your username.

And that is the email that
is linked to the account.

WEIR: Larterland?

sh*t.

[KEYBOARD CLACKING]

Oh, you don't have an account,

but now you know your password?

Larter is someone who worked with me.

He uses the same stupid
password for everything.

It was them.

Them?

My coworkers.

But why?

Well, just ask them.

I can't.

- I know why.
- What?

They probably feel bad for you.

Like, like they thought you were lonely?

No, that's not it.

Ew. Are you some incel guy?

Like sad, sad loner sh*t?

- Enough.
- Yeah. Uh...

If there's one thing I'm
more willing to believe

than you being a psycho m*rder*r,

it's that you're,
you're a dateless loser

who needs his friends to set him up.

That, that makes perfect sense.

Wow, you are a really funny girl.

Unless lonely has made you crazy,

and you decided to k*ll some Asian dude

because your dog told you to.

Is that really the most plausible thing

- you can come up with?
- Take it from a lawyer.

Trunk, stalker, spooky-ass
unheated house? Psycho.

I am not some psychotic
k*ller person, okay?

[CLATTERING]

[SOFT GRUNTING]

- Seriously?
- WEIR: Homm?

[MUFFLED YELL, GRUNTS]

[HOMM GROANING IN PAIN]

HAILEY: Who is that?

What's going on? Who... ?

Isn't that the guy you k*lled?

[MUFFLED GROANING]

See, not a psycho.

I saved his life.

- [GROANING CONTINUES]
- Not that he believes me.

My life?

Maybe you're not who I thought you were,

which leads me back to one question.

Yeah, what's that?

[SIGHS] Blindfold or trunk?

[YELLS] What the f*ck, dude?

I'm sorry, okay? I am sorry.

People don't take to being
put in trunks, assh*le, okay?

- I'll make a note of it.
- Oh, yeah, thanks.

Uh-uh! Do not lay your hands on me.

All right?

[GRUNTS]

A mile and a half up the
road, there's a mini-mart.

Believe it or not, there's a pay phone.

Are you trying to tell me something?

I'm letting you go.

Okay? Obviously this was a big mistake,

so I am letting you go.

You're letting me go?

Coincidence is the only version of this

that makes any sense. So, yes,

I'm letting you go, on one condition.

You never saw me, okay?

I've got all of your personal
information right here.

I can find you anytime
I want. Understand?

You going to cut me loose?

Right.

You know what?

f*ck no.

I'm not going anywhere with
someone trying to k*ll me.

What?

- I'm not going.
- Don't get back in there.

It's not safe.

You leave me here, I'm
telling the cops everything

about you and the little
man in your basement.

You understand that?

I'm a target now, just like you.

So what am I supposed
to? I'm supposed to go

out into the world to get myself k*lled?

You brought this onto me.
You are responsible.

I'm staying with your
tweaky, paranoid self.

And it's not Stockholm
syndrome, assh*le.

Okay? Don't get your hopes up.

It's b*ttlefield
triage. I'm a pragmatist.

So start the car. Go ahead,
start it, start it, start it.

- And we're going back to your spooky-ass house...
- [ENGINE STARTS]

... until I know I'm safe.

Patty Hearst had to be easier than this.

- CLAIRE: Okay.
- [CAR DOOR SHUTS]

- [CAR DOOR SHUTS]
- [CLAIRE SIGHS]

Mom.

- Johnathan, I told you...
- I don't want to go.

This is my home.

What about my friends?
I don't want to move...

No more, please, okay? I understand.

But no more.

- Okay.
- What...

What about Dad?

[CLAIRE SIGHS]

He needs us.

You need to go get him.

We have to leave, sweetheart.

We have to.

- Okay.
- [ENGINE STARTS]

♪

[TAPPING FINGERS RAPIDLY]

Could you stop, please?
It's really annoying.

Body-focused self-soothing.

You mean a tic?

It's a tic.

What are you soothing?

Hmm. We don't have enough time.

How about you, um,
cut these zip ties now?

Still thinking about that.

[SIGHS] You got to
stop being so paranoid.

Would you please just
be quiet for a second?

Why?

You know, there's
still room in the trunk.

Oh, go ahead. Try that again. Go ahead.

WEIR: There he is.

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]

Oh, is that the guy we're after?

WEIR: Me, not we.

We are in this together now.

- Remember?
- You said that. I never said

- anything like that.
- Yeah, where am I gonna go?

You need to trust me now.

Trust is a dangerous game.

What kind of bullshit is that?

I don't do trust.

That's no way to live, Weir.

[ENGINE STARTS]

Yeah, right.

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]

Excuse me.

I'm sorry to bother you, but
you see that guy over there?

He's my best friend. Um...

It's his birthday and I
wanted to surprise him.

Wondering if you could help me out.

Promise you that it's gonna make

a big difference to your bottom line.

To all of us. Thank you very much.

Gentlemen, do you guys know
what you're going to order?

Thank you very much. So...

[GASPS] Oh, my God!

Oh, my God! I am so sorry, sir.

- It's all right. It's okay.
- I am so, so, so sorry.

- It's just a, just a $ shirt.
- Oh, my God.

- I'm so sorry.
- It's okay. Gentlemen,

if you'll excuse me, I'll be right back.

- Thank you. Excuse me. Excuse me.
- I'm so...

[SIGHS] g*dd*mn it.

[TISSUE SCRAPING]

That's gonna need a stain pen.

Jesus Christ. Weir.

Why am I the target?

Weir, you can't be here.

- [GRUNTS]
- My entire team is dead,

Valence is dead, and
I'm all over the news?

What the f*ck do you know about it?!

I-I don't know sh*t, all right?

Valence looped me out of everything.

- He liked it that way.
- Right before he jumped,

he received an email saying,
"Do it now." Who sent it?

- Who sent it?!
- I don't know!

I don't know, I swear to God.

Well, you're gonna
help me figure it out.

I can't do that.

All of his comms are encrypted.

I don't have that kind of access.

- Bullshit.
- [SCOFFS]

I did everything I was hired to do.

Valence paid me to keep my
team in the dark, I did it.

When he paid me to k*ll Homm, I did it.

Problem solved.

You were paid to not get caught,

- not get seen on camera.
- f*ck off, you moron.

I wasn't caught. I was set up!

How do I access Valence's comms data?

Weir, you can't be here, okay?

I'm not going to say a word,
but you got to f*cking go.

- We got to put distance.
- Why did they want Homm dead?

- Don't ask me that.
- Well, who ordered the contract?

- Who's the client?
- [STUTTERS]

These people, if they
knew you were here...

- Who?
- [SIGHS] Please.

These people are dangerous, okay?

They're not the kinds you want to cross.

Neither am I.

They won't k*ll you
if I go to the police

and tell them everything I know, right?

Trust me, you're going
to give me a name.

And so help me God, I
will know if you're lying.

[SIGHS] f*ck.

Please don't make me,
'cause he'll know if I...

No one else is here!

- He's everywhere.
- Good.

Then it should be simple.
Tell me how to find him.

I don't know. I've never seen him.

Nobody's seen him.

Oh.

Last chance.

How do I access Valence's comms data?

You don't. Only he could.

Without his password
and his authenticator,

there's no getting in, okay?

Five wrong tries, the whole server just

bleaches itself. It's impossible.

Please. Let me worry about that.

Where's the authenticator?

That's what I'm trying to tell you.

It was in his pocket when
he jumped. It's f*cking gone.

This is the moment where
you forget you saw me.

- All right.
- [DOOR OPENS, SHUTS]

♪

WOMAN: One earpiece communicator.

One g*n. One wallet.

One key fob.

- [CAN OPENS]
- ELIZA: Babe,

why won't you listen to me?

KYLE: I'm okay. It's fine.

[ELIZA SIGHS]

You should come back to my place.

Hey, you don't have anything here.

I can cook for you.

I'm fine.

I'm good, okay?

- [MUMBLES GIBBERISH]
- [CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

- [LAUGHS]
- [SIGHS]

Imagine if yesterday
morning was the last time

we ever saw each other.

Stop worrying.

All right?

[PHONE CHIMES, BUZZES]

Who's that?

It's... [CHUCKLES] my boss.

I got to do some, some...

- After what just happened?
- [SIGHS]

Seriously?

I'm fine. I'm fine.

All right?

Just go home. I'll be there soon, okay?

- Promise?
- Mm-hmm.

HAILEY: Do you really think

you're going to walk in there

and just get whatever
it is you want to get?

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]

Is this you looking at
every angle and permutation?

'Cause I can tell you right now,

every one of them ends
with you getting busted.

Hands, please.

Come on.

HAILEY: Oh, my...

Is this, is this really necessary?

I'm afraid... so.

[HAILEY SCOFFS]

[HAILEY SIGHS]

- [SIGHS]
- The brain associates

and organizes information
according to context.

So if you change the context
of any given situation,

you can change how you're perceived.

[CHUCKLES] So what?

The last thing they
expect is a wanted man

to walk into a police station.

So they're not going to notice?

Something like that.

Except this is going to
require a few more cues.

- See ya.
- Well...

What is happening?

HAILEY: He's shopping?

[SCOFFS]

No.

Wow.

[DOOR BUZZES]

Yeah, I'm just about to pass
through security. Hold on.

- [WOMAN AND OFFICER ARGUING]
- Thanks. Still there?

- WOMAN: Just give him the message.
- OFFICER: Nope.

Look, I hear you, but
you're not hearing me.

I can't testify at three
cases on the same day

in different buildings.
It's physically impossible.

Yo! Open the door.

- He needs to know I'm here.
- Yeah, I understand,

but that's on the D.A. Not me.

I'll call you back.

- Yo, buzz the door.
- Hold on, will you?

No. You tell her to hold
on and buzz the door.

WOMAN: He needs to know I'm
here. Just go back there.

- WEIR: Hey, you holding me up?
- Come on, guys!

You make me clock in late,

I'm going to get my
desk sergeant down here,

stick his fist up your ass
and use you like a puppet.

- Now open the f*cking door.
- f*cking kidding me?

- Open the door!
- Come on!

- [DOOR BUZZING]
- All right. All right. All right.

- Thank you very much.
- WOMAN: No, no, no. You need to listen to me.

- This is a matter of life and death.
- You need to listen.

[ARGUMENT CONTINUES]

[DIALING]

[LINE RINGING]

- OPERATOR: Midtown West.
- Investigations.

- Hold.
- [LINE SWITCHES]

- OPERATOR : Investigations.
- I'd like to speak

to the lead investigator
of the Valence case.

Please hold.

Connecting you with Detective Singh.

Thank you.

[PHONE RINGS]

Yeah? This is Singh.

Uh, hi, I-I...

I work near the building where
that guy was thrown out of,

and I was having lunch
and I think I might have

found something you'd be interested in.

Oh, yeah? What's that?

Oh, well, it's hard to explain.

I was hoping I could
just show it to you.

I'm out here in your lobby.

Oh. Great.

I'll be right there. What's your name?

Billy. Billy Jacks.
I'm in a brown jacket.

Okay, I'll be right there.

Thank you.

♪

sh*t.

[DOOR BUZZES]

OFFICER: Skateboard.

Here you go.

Is there a Mr. Jacks here?

Billy Jacks?

- Here you go. [SIGHS]
- Hey, thanks, buddy.

Sucks to hear Singh transferred out.

- She was cute.
- Yeah, I heard.

- Thanks again.
- No problem.

Jesus.

Why did you carry a g*n?

Bingo.

Hey!

You want your Post-it?

[CHUCKLES]

Yeah. Thanks, buddy.

♪

Is there a Mr. Jacks here?

Billy?

Billy Jacks?

Mr. Jacks?

MAN: No.

- Oh! [CHUCKLES] Sorry.
- I'm so sorry.

Stop!

[DOOR RATTLING]

- [GRUNTS]
- Whoa!

sh*t.

- Who the f*ck is that?
- You.

[GRUNTING]

HAILEY: Come on.

[WEIR YELLS]

[BOTH GRUNT]

What's going on?

[BOTH GRUNTING]

[KYLE SCREAMS]

[WEIR GROANS IN PAIN]

HAILEY: Oh, my God.

Who does that?

[BOTH GRUNTING]

[KYLE YELLS]

Are you f*cking kidding me? [GRUNTS]

[BOTH GRUNTING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Oh!

Get... get up!

Told you I'd get it.

All right, what the f*ck is going on?

♪

♪

♪

[g*nsh*t]

Dad? Dad!

- ♪
- [INAUDIBLE]

[DOOR OPENS]

- [DOOR CLOSES]
- Hey.

[LOCK CLICKS]

HAILEY: What's wrong?

It's just us.

You're okay.

[HOMM WHIMPERING]

[Kn*fe SCRAPING]

MAN: He's not talking, so I'm going

to start cutting his fingers off.

[CLEARS THROAT]

Oh, you're really
messing this one up, John.

Nice to see you, too, Dad.

Who the f*ck is this?