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I missed you! |
So glad you're back! |
Oh, thank you. |
Oooh! |
Griffin's literally got over 100 aliases. |
Since Interpol's been watching the borders and Emma was killed in Germany, odds are he's still in Western Europe. |
Okay, eliminating all non-Western European aliases, |
[ Keyboard clacking ] and it leaves us with... |
[ Computer beeps ] [ Sighs ] ...78. |
There has to be an easier way to do this. |
There is. |
We just got to be able to think like he does. |
Look, if -- if Griffin's gonna live under a fake persona for an extended period of time, he's gonna choose whichever identity he's most comfortable with. |
Yeah, like, if Will was gonna choose a fake identity, he would be a guidance counselor. |
Or a youth pastor. |
[ Keyboard clacking ] |
Okay, Griffin spent six years trying to infiltrate organized crime in Berlin. |
His longest cover thus far -- uh, he was working as a pit boss for a Mafia-run casino. |
Endless resources, tons of contacts. |
All right, that's where we start. |
And if we don't find Griffin in Berlin, then we shake down some of his lowlife contacts, see what else we can find there. |
Yeah, good idea. |
All right, we're at the hotel. |
Susan and Frankie are checking us in. |
Standish, you have any luck hacking into the security cameras? |
Yes, but it's a casino, so there's 9 million of them. |
Got us rooms -- suites. |
Plus, Frankie got the concierge to give her the security password so we can access the guest registry, see who else has checked in here. |
Whoa. |
How? |
Oh, I shot him. |
Just kidding. |
I bribed him. |
Right. |
But you wanted to shoot him. |
Look, Griffin's too smart to be sloppy. |
Uh, see if you can find any known accomplices staying here. |
Get some rest. |
Gonna hit the ground running tomorrow. |
Good night. |
[ Beep ] |
You know, it's kind of amazing how quickly Will has just... |
[ Snaps fingers ] ...gone back into work mode. |
Strong. |
I mean, I'm still trying to process the fact that Emma is... gone, but... |
Yeah, Will's a rock. |
Oh, hey. |
Let me just log out. |
Hey, I was thinking. |
We should check out Griffin's financials. |
O-O-Order some food? |
Nah, man. |
I'm grabbing a bite with Tina. |
Plus, I got to install this facial recognition software for the security cameras. |
But, uh, have fun with that. |
No, yeah. |
No problem. |
Yeah, what's up? |
You're an idiot. |
I know that. |
But what are we talking about? |
Jai was reaching out to you. |
Emma's death was hard for all of us. |
He's obviously hurting, and he needs someone to talk to. |
Well, he can talk to Frankie. |
You know what? |
As soon as I said that, it sounded dumb. |
You need to help him get through this. |
Just like I helped you. |
Well, I mean... we took a bath together, so... |
Mm. |
Just fix it, okay? |
Okay, but I'm not getting in the tub with Jai. |
You could use the bath bombs. |
Maybe I will get in the tub with Jai. |
Okay, judgmental eyes! |
[ Knock on door ] |
Did I catch you at a bad time? |
No. |
No, I was, um, just gonna take a shower. |
That's probably smart. |
Your hair's crazy right now. |
Aww. |
You really know how to talk to women. |
Can I come in for a second, please? |
Sure. |
Oh, your room's bigger than mine. |
Hey, uh, I can't sleep. |
Uh, I just keep thinking that if I'd been able to stop Ollerman, none of this would've happened, you know? |
Emma would still be alive. |
You cannot play the guilt game. |
The only person responsible for Emma's death is that man who pulled the trigger. |
Griffin better hope I'm not the one who finds him. |
Hmm? |
You sure you're ready to be back out here? |
[ Breathes deeply ] |
Well, I'm here. |
It's a little late for that now. |
Cariño. |
We all cope in different ways. |
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