01x05 - The Kindred

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Previously on Banshee...

This whole sheriff thing you're doing...

If you go down, we both end up on Rabbit's radar.

Well, I guess we're in it together, then.

I want in.

You have a particular skill set?

You mean aside from saving your ass?

Shut the f*ck up.

I'm Siobhan Kelly.

You're under arrest.

Who did I k*ll?

Christopher Hanson.

The Moody boys are gunning for you.

You k*lled their brother and they're not gonna let that sit.

I'm gonna break you.

Break me?

You have no idea what real power is.

Sir, it's my daughter Rebecca.

Very nice to meet you.

You, too.

What do you want?

You better brace yourself.

Here come the motherfuckin' neighborhood.

( birds chirping )

( motorcycles approaching )

( music playing )

♪ Banshee 1x05 ♪
The Kindred
Original Air Date on February 8, 2013

( cattle mooing )

( phone ringing )

Yeah?

I'm at the county line.

17 minutes since they got off 80.

You should have them in about 30 seconds.

No stops?

Same route four days running.

Does this entire town smell like cow sh*t?

Yeah, you got to stay upwind.

Okay, I have 'em.

And they're waiting.

And there he is.

Job: The old man?

And the son. Same drill.

Sounds like somebody got micromanagement issues.

Wherever we do hit them, it won't be here.

Baby, before they see you is always your best bet.

Not with all that hardware.

We're gonna have to take them on the road.

Job: Who the f*ck is that?

That's Sugar. He's with us.

And when did we become a m*therf*cking committee?

Did I miss a vote?

You'll meet soon enough. Don't worry.

Sounds older than God and you call him Sugar. Why should I be worried?

I'm sorry. All the other potty mouth drag queens were busy.

Hmm, repartee.

How m*therf*cking exciting.

Do you have any idea what it takes to cr*ck a truck like that?

No, none at all. That's why you're here.

This sucks. All right?

Can't we go back to the city, man? Any city.

We could do a bank, do diamonds.

Something more suited to our skills.

This is a stagecoach.

It's some m*therf*cking Wild West stuff in here.

Lucas: Hey, we're rebuilding. Raising capital.

We're slumming.

You wanted in, Job.

Only because I had to torch my salon thanks to you, m*therf*cker.

Cost of doing business.

( engine starts )

( cows mooing )

f*ck you.

f*ck each and every one of you.

( music playing )

There you go.

Thank you.

Come on. Let's go, you guys.

Don't fall behind.

Hurry up!

Hey, Mom. Why do they wear those masks?

They're banshee masks.

The evil spirit of a m*rder*d Kinaho bride.

Deva.

What, Mom? He can take it.

Yeah, Mom, I can take it.

It's just a legend.

What's the legend?

Just that the spirit of the m*rder*d Kinaho bride stayed behind to haunt the white men who k*lled her.

So naturally we turned it into a festival.

That is one sweet-ass MILF.

f*ck off, douchebag.

Deva!

What? They're being assholes.

Yes, and we don't need to encourage them.

( bikers chuckle )

Here you go, Mrs. Moody.

Thank you.

Their pies are so good.

Yeah.

Hi. Last year you had some terrific peach cobbler.

Carrie: How much?

$5.

( women whispering )

Woman: Only 20 and she's had problems.

Mr. Proctor.

Oh, hello, Alex. Good to see you.

Can I get you a sandwich?

Oh, no, thank you.

I haven't seen Benjamin.

My father's not feeling well today.

But he did hear about your legal issues and asked me to look in on you.

You tell him I appreciate that, but I fully expect the case to be dropped shortly.

Maybe so, but it is a m*rder charge.

So I'm sure that you can understand that your involvement in the casino expansion is now an impossibility.

It's too much exposure for us.

I'm a silent partner, as you like to point out.

So I don't really follow your logic.

Banshee's a small town.

These things have a way of coming out.

We simply can't allow you to be involved.

But I already am involved, Alex.

No.

I don't think so.

If that were true, I'd know about it.

After all, I'm next in line to be chief.

I'll give my father your best.

( door opens )

Sorry I'm late.

Sheriff Hood, we're just getting started.

This is Special Agent Dean Xavier with the FBI.

What's the FBI's interest in Kai Proctor?

I coordinate with the DEA and the Philadelphia PD on narcotics.

Every few years, Proctor's name comes across my desk, but we can never tie him to anything.

Now we've got him for m*rder.

Are you still going forward with the grand jury?

I am.

Can't say that the case hasn't been somewhat compromised, but we've still got the victim's hand and Webber's cell phone.

Xavier: Your case was circumstantial at best.

Even with the eyewitness. And now that you've lost him...

The g*dd*mn wall was brought down with C4.

Please, you couldn't have done any better.

I wouldn't have been there to begin with.

A roadside motel? Seriously?

Hey, did you come here to piss on my department?

I apologize, Deputy Lotus.

I didn't mean to imply that you were at fault here.

Yeah? Well, I was the only one there.

And that's why I'm here now.

Look, I'm sure you're all very good at your jobs.

Sheriff, you've been here less than a month, you've got Proctor by the short hairs.

Frankly, the Bureau should steal a page from your book.

Is that why you're here?

To steal a page?

Your lost witness raised some eyebrows in my office.

You know what? This is bullshit.

I've been sent here to monitor the situation until the grand jury is in.

You want to keep an eye on things, that's your business.

Just do it at a safe distance.

From what I hear about you, that'd have to be pretty damn far.

We're all on the same side here, right?

That it?

Look, guys, this doesn't have to be a thing.

Yeah, well, it is to me.

Don't worry, Gordon.

It's not.

( door opens, closes )

You believe this sh*t?

Don't worry about Xavier. He'll be gone in a few days.

Grand jury won't take long.

Hey.

You think I f*cked up here?

I think we f*cked up.

And by we, you mean me, right?

No, we should've had Webber on lockdown at the Cadi.

That's on me.

So let's go find him.

Whoever took out that wall didn't do it to leave Webber alive.

So, what, we do nothing?

You heard Hopewell.

The physical evidence is enough. We're okay.

Proctor's out on bail, our witness is gone-- we're not okay.

Webber got taken from me.

You got rolled, Brock. It happens. Shake it off.

That the sum total of your reaction to this?

It is.

sh*t happens, huh?

Yup.

Hello, Mr. Bates.

How you doing there, Mrs. Hopewell?

How's the cider this year?

Oh, it's got some kick to it.

Yeah?

Mmm.

Mmm. That's pretty good.

Mom, Max wants a buggy ride.

Oh, I don't know.

Come on, it's a fair.

I'll take him. It'll be fine.

You have your inhaler?

I left it in the car.

Okay, you guys go and have fun.

I'll grab it and catch up with you.

Okay. Cool. Come on, buddy.

Nice kids.

Mr. Bates.

Call me Sugar.

Okay, I'll call you Sugar.

Listen, Sugar, about the other night.

Ain't got nothing to worry about.

I have plenty to worry about.

Yeah, well, I suppose you do.

But what I'm saying is you ain't got nothing to worry about with me.

Thank you.

No.

On the house.

Biker: Aw, she got some treats for us.

Hey, is that our friendly neighborhood MILF?

Wait a minute, baby. Where you going?

Excuse me.

You want to smoke some weed with us, honey?

Get out of my way.

You're making a mistake.

Yeah?

( laughing )

She put you down, man.

Let go of me!

Get her over there.

Carrie: f*ck you!

No, f*ck you.

Get away.

Come on, girl.

Carrie: You don't want to do this. Back the f*ck off.

Biker: Man, this bitch is in shape.

Carrie: f*ck you!

( biker laughs )

I guess you picked the wrong street to go down.

( slams case )

Don't f*cking move, bitch.

What's going on here?

Mind your business, old man.

What say we let this lady join her children and I'll buy you all some cider?

I asked you once nicely to get the f*ck--

Leave him alone.

Shut your mouth, bitch.

All right, let her go now.

( chuckles ) That's it, man.

All right. All right. No.

No, no, no. I don't want no trouble now.

So, we got ourselves a fighter.

Are you any good?

In my day.

My companion Schroeder here boxes.

What do you say?

Schroeder: Come on. Get 'em up, old man.

Get 'em up, m*therf*cker.

All right, look--

Mcteague: Impressive, old man.

What do you say we just let her go and we call it a day? We call it a day.

Sugar!

Get back over here.

( growls ) Lie still, bitch.

I'm not finished with her yet.

Tally craves some intimacy.

Ow!

You sick f*ck.

Shh.

Relax, baby.

I said get the f*ck off of me!

( Carrie cries out )

That man needs an ambulance.

We all have needs, baby.

I'm gonna f*cking k*ll you.

Yeah? Maybe later, baby.

But right now, this ass is mine.

( laughs )

( Carrie grunting )

Police! Drop the g*n!

I said drop the g*n.

( g*nsh*t )

( panting )

You okay?

Hey, is she okay?

I'm fine.

I'm fine.

Jesus. You look like sh*t.

Yeah, I've been hit worse.

Look, call Oakey, will you?

The number's on the back of the register.

He can look after The Forge till I get back.

Sure. Okay.

Hey, what happened?

He tried to-- he had a g*n and she showed up before I could take him out.

One guy?

No.

There was like four of them. Five.

Sugar took out two before this other guy showed up.

Mom!

Yeah. Hey.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

He had a g*n. He was on top of her.

No, it's all right. It's fine.

It was him or you. You're good.

Oh, my God. Are you all right?

It's just-- he didn't drop it.

He was assaulting a woman.

He was armed. You did your job.

Hey, none of us here would have done it any differently, all right?

Yeah, get her out of here.

Come on.

Brock: I did a quick canvass, in case you were wondering.

They all cleared out pretty quickly after it all went down.

All right. We know 'em?

Yeah, they've been through before.

Itinerant, town to town. You know, looking to party.

We book one or two of them from time to time on a D and D, they spend a night in the t*nk.

But nothing like this before.

How do I find them?

I or we?

We can put out an APB, but by the time we get a hit, they could be all the way to Pittsburgh or out of the state, so...

Let me know if you get anything back.

Will do.

( yells )

f*ck Tally.

He decided to go for the broad and he got b*rned.

Now they'll be looking for our asses.

Yup.

That woman and the boxer guy, they can finger us.

Oh, bullshit.

I'm with Biggs. We need to get gone now.

We need to f*cking roll.

Listen to you guys. We took an oath, man.

What are you talking about?

Hey, f*ck Tally.

Will you shut the f*ck up?

Just shut the f*ck up.

Tally went down for it and now they're gonna be looking for us?

Maybe so. But Tally was our brother.

He wore the ring.

And all we have is the road and each other.

That's it. That is f*cking it, right?

He's right.

So nobody is going anywhere until our brother is avenged.

Look, Tally is dead and they're having their little festival?

( scoffs )

No.

I don't think so.

To Tally.

Tally.

To Tally.

To Tally.

Hey.

Hey.

How you doing?

You know, just trying to get this report done.

You sh**t one guy, they want you to write a book about it.

Tell me about it.

I've never k*lled anyone before.

He had a g*n pointed at you.

I know. I know.

Look, k*lling someone shouldn't be easy.

But don't let that make you doubt what you did.

You won't forget the guy you k*lled.

That's yours.

But don't forget the woman you saved either.

It's not just that.

There's something else.

It's like the way she was fighting him.

And then we found his g*n's clip ejected.

I don't know. It's like-- it was like she...

I got to head out on patrol with Emmett.

Why don't you stay around here today?

Let things settle.

Sounds good.

( sighs )

( g*nshots )

( motorcycle engine revs )

f*ck!

Emmett: What happened?

A flat.

I only saw one of them.

Any idea where they might be?

No. But I'll start looking.

Yeah.

Okay, I'm coming with.

No, that's not a good idea.

Well, I'm the only real native here and I know this county better than either of you.

Hey. I'll go with Brock to the festival.

Stay in touch.

( Native American chanting )

( motorcycles approaching )

( people screaming )

( screaming )

Brock: Hood, look out!

( biker screams )

( screams )

( panting )

Hey. Hey.

Kendall: Ladies and gentlemen.

( crowd talking loudly )

Please settle down.

We'll settle down when you tell us what you're going to do to protect this town.

Crowd: Yeah!

Everybody's gonna have a chance to be heard, okay?

They trashed my fruit stand. Who's gonna pay for that?

They haven't been arrested. What if they come back?

You need to cancel the festival.

There's no need to cancel the festival.

My office is going to be processing any and all reasonable claims of property loss.

( clamoring )

Look...

Ladies. Ladies, gentlemen.

If I may.

What are you doing here, Proctor?

You know you're out on bail.

And innocent until proven guilty.

Which is a good thing, I must admit, considering how often our young mayor here has me arrested.

( crowd laughs )

You all know me.

And whatever you might think of me, you know that I look out for this town.

My own business was victimized today by those lowlifes.

It's damn hard to sell prime rib with tire tracks on it.

But you know I'm gonna try.

( crowd laughs )

The Spirit Festival is our hallowed tradition started by our Native American brethren over 100 years ago.

It now belongs to all of us.

And I'll be damned if a few vagrants are gonna ruin our cherished event.

Yeah!

So I'll be at the festival.

I'll be at the festival tomorrow barbecuing as much free meat as you all can eat.

( cheering )

And-- and I can assure you that my own security personnel will be on hand as well.

( applause )

No, he's talking about hired thugs with criminal records.

I understand that Betsy Denton was dragged behind a motorcycle.

That her jaw is broken in three places.

You ask me, we could have used a few thugs out there today.

Huh?

( cheering )

Settle down.

If you don't settle down, I'm gonna have to clear the room.

( whistles )

We've already taken one of these guys down.

If they come back, we'll be ready for them.

Yeah, you and what army?

Two deputies and the cheerleader?

What's your name?

George Gutterson.

Yeah, well, George, why don't you shut your mouth?

The festival stays on.

What happened today will not happen again.

They have you outnumbered.

Man: It's true.

Well, I'll tell you what, Mr. Proctor, I won't tell you how to slit a cow's throat, you don't tell me how to police this town.

Fair enough.

The festival stays on.

( crowd muttering )

I'll be at the Cadi.

Yeah.

Emmett, follow her home.

For Christ's sake, boss. I'm an armed deputy.

Yeah, good point. Emmett, follow her home.

Sheriff Hood.

Yeah?

Sprechen sie.

Oh, hey.

Sheriff Hood, I att*cked a man in town today, one of the bikers, with this.

Give it to him.

You stabbed one of them?

I'm ready to face the legal consequences of my actions.

What, are you serious? She was defending herself.

No, that is not for us to decide. You are the lawman.

Okay, well, consider it decided.

No, you keep that.

Come.

( knocking )

Hey.

Hey.

You checking up on me?

Nope, I came to get you.

You shouldn't stay here.

( chuckles ) Are you kidding me?

What, do I have a curfew now, too?

No.

Well, this is my house and I'm not leaving.

Well, I guess I'm staying, too, then.

When the time comes for you to spend the night, it won't be to protect me.

You can let yourself out now, boss.

I'll have the deputies pass by throughout the night.

You got a deputy right here.

Okay.

I guess you could give me a quick call before you turn in.

I'll be up.

Sure.

P.A.: Nurse Davis to Pharmacology.

Nurse Davis to Pharmacology.

Hey.

How you feeling?

I feel like I've been hit in the back of the head with a damn stick.

( chuckles )

I'm gonna f*cking find them.

No, no. Let it go, man.

Guys like us, we get hit sometimes.

You go trying to settle accounts for every cheap sh*t, you'll never get any sleep.

What, do you have a speech for everything?

I'm a bartender.

Wisdom is an occupational hazard.

Well, I'll let you get some rest.

Hey.

I don't suppose you're gonna take my advice.

That would make us both wise.

Where's the fun in that?

Yeah. Hmm.

( crossing signal ringing )

Hey.

That's a good look for you.

I want my Kn*fe back.

( chuckles )

Hey.

( turns on TV )

( reporter speaking on TV )

( g*nshots )

( motorcycles revving )

( motorcycles revving )

You bastards!

m*therf*ckers!

( g*nshots )

( glass shatters )

No!

( g*nshots )

God damn it!

( g*n clicking )

No!

No!

( screams )

( sobbing ) No!

f*ck you.

f*ck you!

You m*therf*ckers!

f*cking k*ll you!

( both moan )

( panting )

So those elders-- your father-- they wanted me to arrest you.

I wish you had.

Now I have to openly repent or I'll be shunned.

For defending yourself?

The Kn*fe was kind of my last straw.

"Turn the other cheek and do not resist him who is evil, sayeth the Lord."

My people don't believe in v*olence.

( laughs )

What about you?

What do you believe?

Well, I don't know much about religion, but this right here doesn't feel like repentance.

It's not a joke.

f*ck.

Hey, hey.

I'm sorry.

It's like I'm trying to be two people.

I've been there.

( cell phone ringing )

Yeah?

So there's nothing she could've done.

( sirens blaring )

Fire Department's got it under control.

She's over there.

You okay?

What time is it?

Um, a little after 1:00.

Today's my birthday.

I was born in that house.

You're staying with Emmett and Meg until this is over.

Emmett.

Take her home. She's staying with you.

( engine starts )

Hey.

Kai: I heard about your deputy's house.

What are you gonna do about it? What's your plan?

Well, what's it to you?

Where'd you find him?

One of my guys spotted him at a liquor store in Danville.

Lucas: Did he tell you where they're holed up?

He's been extremely forthcoming.

Hmm.

( sighs )

So what now?

You arrest these guys, they'll make bail, stick around.

I'm not planning on arresting them.

What's in it for you?

( thunder crashes )

( grunts )

You m*therf*cker!

( g*nshots )

( motor revs )

( g*nshots )

( grunts )

( gasping )

( thunder crashes )

And where am I dumping these?

They got warrants in Cleveland.

You sure they're alive?

They're just sleeping it off.

Oh, as requested, Officer Paul Hibbert.

Oh, no, it was easy. Podunk cage like that, bitch, took me five minutes.

Uh, thanks.

( engine starts )

I am legit worried about you, m*therf*cker.

Carrie?

Hey, Marjorie.

Honey, I heard about what happened.

How are you holding up?

I'm fine.

Yeah?

I'd hoped you would have called me by now.

I really don't think you should underestimate the trauma that you've been through.

I really recommend that you get some counseling or...

I appreciate that, Marjorie. I'll certainly consider it.

Yeah, no, I just mean with everything else you're going through.

Everything else?

Well...

I mean, I heard that Deva's having a little bit of trouble in school.

Skipping classes and whatnot.

Where'd you hear that?

Oh, no, sweetie, please don't be upset.

I mean, really, kids this age, they live to test us, right?

My point is that these are the years as moms, we got to be at the top of our game.

So I just don't want you to sweep this under the rug.

You know, the sooner a victim of a violent crime--

I wasn't the victim.

No, I know.

He's the one that got carted off in a body bag with a slug in his chest.

And since you've been so generous with the friendly advice, here's some for you.

If I hear that you and your PTA twats have been talking sh*t about my daughter, there will be more than enough trauma to go around.

Enjoy the fair, Marjorie.

( girls talking, laughing )

Were you just hearing them?

Put it on.

No, no, no. You're not putting that on me.

She's a great kid.

Yes, she is.

So walk me through this.

How do a frozen hand and a bagged cell phone disappear from your evidence locker?

Everything was here when I checked out last night.

I'm told there was an authorized entry at 7:03 this morning.

A security clearance card was used by Officer Paul Hibbert.

That's right.

Who is that?

I have no idea.

He's in our system as an evidence officer with a clearance card for this room, but I'm telling you, nobody by that name has ever worked here.

And I've been the chief property clerk for going on 13 years.

Well, then you would know.

Hello, sir. This is Special Agent Xavier.

Yup, gone.

It's no surprise, really.

With the systems they got here, all it took was a routine hack and somebody with the balls to walk in and take it.

Well, there's something in Banshee that stinks worse than the cows.

With your permission, I'd like to stick around for a bit and follow the stench.

Yes, sir.

I'll keep you posted.

( music playing )

♪ You can stand on the rock, won't save your soul ♪
♪ Or call on your papa, won't pay your toll ♪
♪ Now the devil's knocking at your door ♪
♪ A handful of gimme, begging for more ♪
♪ Stay away ♪
♪ Stay away ♪
♪ Black tar, leave me alone ♪
♪ Can't you see I'm moving on? ♪