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Sheila Jackson. The twins are yours? Of course they are. So you must be Sheila Jackson? No, no. I'm Monica. Monica Gallagher. Monica Gallagher's living in Moston with another woman and she abandoned her kids four years ago. lsn't that right? She's no better than she should be. I mean, I'm not. I'm only human. She's Sheila Jackson living at Eldon Way. The twins are hers by Frank Gallagher who died just before they were born. It's all on the computer. Dad's dead, mum's gone, these kids are home alone. I've applied for an emergency care order for Liam. You fucking cow! Home alone? Who's home alone? Frank Gallagher. What can I do for you, ladies? Am I tit-of-the-year or what? I knew it were too good to be true. You've still got one more left. The Cedars. Sounds even cushier. Did you see his music? Wall-to-wall fucking jazz. You're well out of it! Christ. Dad finds out about this, he'll wanna fuck him himself.
Him? If he owes you money, get to the back of the queue. Oi, Gary. More people after you. Ian. Daddy! Fuck off. Daddy! Fuck off, mate! What? What? Who are you? Difference between Gary and Frank - zilch! Human error, see. Ghost in the machine. Literally. Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. Computers, you see, Maureen. Only as good as the person putting stuff in. Garbage in, garbage out. Data in a computer literally means what's put in it. Data, right? Not information. So you're not living at Eldon Way? Not to my knowledge, love. And she's Mrs Gallagher, is she? I am proud to say, yeah. last time I looked, anyway. I really think that's everything... lf you're happy with the explanation of why Liam's so accident-prone. Oh, look at him.
Liam, come here, son. Look at that. He's got more injuries than Michael Owen. He broke his wrist last year. He fell off his scooter, yeah. (Maureen) What are you getting at, Katrina? It's obvious. She's his care giver and she's not up to it. Hang on, what are you saying, love? She looks after him, doesn't she? Too fucking right she does. And makes a cracking job of it. Her mum fucked off. That's a crime, is it? Trying to give your brothers and sisters the right start in life. Paperwork, is that what you want? Cos, it's all here, in black-and-white. All his jabs, right up to date. Hospital appointments for his...whatsit. Fitting. All kept. Physio for his leg. Wrist. All kept. She misses work for him. Never complains. You talk to his nursery. A few problems, but he's three... Four. (Frank) ..years old.
Bright as a button. He's got friends, hasn't he? His teachers will tell you. And I'll tell you what. You can't write it down in a book or sign a form for it or get a fucking voucher. But, he's loved. Loved. By that lass over there. So put that in Tony Blair's pipe and fucking smoke it. I mean, fuck off. If that's a kiddie that being abused, I'm Miriam Stoppard. There's no question of abuse, Mr Gallagher. I can see Liam's been well looked after. He's just admitted he lives with her and she's in charge. And I don't see a problem. I'll tell you the problem. I shagged her boyfriend. You shagged him? I thought you fucking snogged him. It was a mistake. Oh, yeah? A mistake. You just think, "Here's the man Katrina's gonna marry. "l know, why don't I wreck her fucking life?" She made my life a misery at school. We were 1 4. Everyone's life was a misery. You pissed on my PE kit! Sorry for the inconvenience, Mr and Mrs Gallagher. Personnel. The odd one slips through the net.
Human error again, Maureen. Hey, remember. Data, not information. (Sheila) Bye. Bye. Wedding's still on, you know! 23rd August, so I don't wanna see or hear... Did you really piss on her PE kit? No, that was Alison Grant. I just held the bag open. (Sheila) And she said... And she said... She said... Sorry. She said, "l'm sorry for the inconvenience, Mr and Mrs Gallagher." Didn't she, Frank? Too fucking right she did. You played a fucking blinder, Frank. It's natural, isn't it? A father's instinct to defend his offspring. Like lions. Come here. Actually, male lions kill theirs. I've seen it in a documentary. New fucking man, me, Debbie. Frank, I'm proud to call her Mrs Gallagher. He came straight out with it. He did. Do you like the sound of the that, Sheil?
Hey, hey. Stop fucking stirring it. KNOCK ON DOOR Sperm and egg, split second, accident of nature. The nurture, that's being a fucking parent. Forget about it, will you? You've got to tell her. Tell Katrina we didn't shag. She already knows we did. But we didn't. Joey... Didn't we? You were totally out of it, weren't you? It wouldn't have been... So we didn't? No. Fiona! You will tell her, won't you? My dad's got £80 deposit down on a Gandalf costume. FRANK SNORES I was lost Oh, yeah Oh, yeah... Lads, you're gonna have to give your dad a hand. He's worn out. Oh! Come on. Ian! Come on, I can't shift him on my own. He's not my dad, is he? Stop fucking around, will you?
You can't just fucking resign. Come on. (Fiona) Problem? No. Just taking Dad back to Sheila's. (lan) 'Fiona reckoned it was a first. 'Dad and Sheila actually helping us out for once instead of landing us 'in the shit. 'Not that she'd have wanted them round at ours all the time. 'None of us would. 'You just get used to things the way they are. 'And at the end of the day, it's better the devil you know. 'Early Kylie? Totally true.' I'm carrying his baby. Fiona! (Man) Had an accident? Boo! Oh, Jesus! Where's my tooth? Remember, Frank, no-win, no-fee, and we will win. If you wanna keep it, you don't have to bring it up alone. City! Oi! You bastard! Shops had to close down because of him and you don't give a fuck. I've booked the abortion. Blood. I've been shot! My God, Frank. What have you done?
Previously on Lost: - Good luck. - Same to you. - We have to fire the flare. - lt doesn't make... Look, are you gonna give me the damn gun, or am I gonna have to take it? Please, God! It's coming back! It's coming back! - We're gonna have to take the boy. - What? What did you say? The boy. We're gonna have to take him. Hey! Hey! What... Dad! Dad! Help me! - Walt! - Help me, Dad! No, no, no... Stop it! Stop it! We can't! Locke found a... a hatch in the ground. The sun comes up in three hours and we're all gonna see that happen. We're gonna stay here tonight, OK? Together.
- John, what are you doing? - l'm going in. Locke's going into that thing, whether you like it or not. I'm going to the hatch. - Live together, die alone, right? - Right. John! I think there's something down here! Dad, please! Dad! Walt! Oh, no! Walt! Walt! - Walt! - Mike! Sawyer! - Jin! - Michael! On fire! - Michael! - Walt! Mike! Walt! Walt! Hang on, Mike! Hang on, Mike! - Hang on! - Walt! Mike.
Mike. Mike! Mike! Kate! Mike! - Where's Walt? - l don't know. - Where is he? - l don't know! Where the hell is my son? Walt! How'd you hurt your leg? - Got hit by a car. - Ow. Yeah. So, this is the paperwork your ex-wife sent over... She's not my ex-wife, man. She's just Walt's mother. She... Susan, she just got a job in Rome with her boyfriend. They want to take Walt with them. Don't worry, I'm gonna take real good care of you, Mr Dylan. Dawson. Right. Sorry. Dawson. So this boyfriend, this is this guy Brian Porter? Yeah. Why? What's it say?
It seems that Susan wants you to relinquish your rights as Walt's father - so that Mr Porter can adopt him. - She wants me to sign my son away? It's the only way they can proceed with the adoption, yeah. Listen, if you sign this document, legally he'll be no different than any other kid you pass on the street. You'd be giving up your paternal rights. All of them. So then, can I stop her from going? Well, I guess we could file an injunction - so she couldn't leave the city, but... - Yeah, that. That. I want to do that. Right. Mr Dawson, the fact that you came in through these doors tells me something. It tells me that I'm the best that you can afford. If we go forward with this, it's gonna take money. A lot of it. Even at my rates. This is David and Goliath, so I gotta ask you, are you sure you wanna do this? They're not taking my son away. Walt! - Mike! You should save your energy. - They took my son! Yeah, I saw. Onto a boat, which means he's not in shouting distance! - You don't know that! - l got a good sense. Even if he was, there's nothing you can do. If he can hear me, he knows I'm alive, that I'm coming for him, that I'm going to get him back!
Right now, all I got is that maybe my son can hear me... - Does that make any sense to you? - Yeah. Walt! Kate! Kate. - John? - Easy, easy, easy. Behind you. Are you him? Are you him? Jin! Jin! I thought we had to save our energy. Yeah, well, Jin's still out there in the water, so if it's OK by you I'm gonna keep shouting' awhile. - Feeling guilty. - What? You made me fire that flare. I made you fire... What, this is my fault? They took my son. They found us, took Walt, because you made me fire the flare. Well, at least Walt is on a boat. Probably wrapped in a blanket - with a cup of cocoa while we're on... - Get off my raft. - What? - Get... What the hell was that? I see you managed to hold on to your best friend, there.
Thing ain't gonna work anyway. - lt'll work. - You were underwater. What do you know about guns anyway, Hoss? It'll work. If the bullets are dry, the powder's dry. lf the powder's... What the hell is that? It's a shark. It's only a shark. "lt's only a shark"? That's supposed to make me feel better? Well, I guess I know why the shark is hanging around. Your shoulder. Oh, well, I'll just stop bleeding then. You suddenly forget what happened? Why I got shot? - What? - How about a little gratitude here? I mean, how about "Thank you"? Thank you? For what? For you trying to save your own ass? You want me off this raft? You got it! I was trying to save your damn kid. Let's talk about Walt, shall we, Mr Dawson? Sure. OK. When was the last time you actually saw your son? - About a year ago.
- lt was fourteen months, actually. - ls that a question, Lizzy? - Why is that, Mr Dawson? - Why so long? - Susan took him to Amsterdam. For work. - You didn't have a problem with that? - Excuse me? Well, since she's now going to Rome and you're filing an injunction, - it just seems a little inconsistent. - lncon... No. - No, no, no, no, no... - Don't... She took him, though. I didn't want her to go. - You said there was nothing I could do. - And you didn't, did you? - He's not gonna answer that. - Because there is no answer. You were in an accident recently? Yeah. You had several surgeries, spent weeks in a private hospital room, extensive rehabilitation. - Who paid for all that, Mr Dawson? - l didn't ask you for anything. Could the record reflect Mr Dawson acknowledged Miss Lloyd paid his bills? Susan, tell them that I didn't ask you... Please don't address my client directly. Do you know what Walt's first words were, Mr Dawson? - l'm sorry, what?
- His first words. Do you know what they were? I... No. I... I wasn't there. Do you know what his favourite food is? - Do you... - No. OK. This is unnecessary... No. Well, for someone who wants to retain his paternal rights so badly, you don't seem to know much about your son, Mr Dawson. I'm his father. I'm sorry, could you say that louder, please? Just for the record? I'm his father. Are you crazy? You gonna take the bullet out with your bare hands? You got a better idea? Then go to hell. Never gonna be able to do it by yourself. - l thought we parted ways. - We're caught in the same current. He's still talking. Come on... You got a Band-Aid? Are you? Are you him? Yes. Yes, I am.
I can't believe it. You're finally here. Well, here I am. Who's she? She's with me. What did one snowman say to the other snowman? I don't know what you're talking about. Get rid of the knife. You're not him! - We didn't come here to hurt you. - Yeah? Then why did you come? We were in a plane crash. Were you now? And when was that? 44 days ago. 44 days? Move. - How long have you been down here? - Shut it. Tie him up. Do it! Wait, wait, you're tying up the wrong person. - How's that, brother? - lt's pointless to tie me up, I'm not dangerous. But her? She's a fugitive. What does that make you, then, brother? I'm a regional collections manager for a cardboard manufacturer. Boxes, primarily.
All right then, Box Man. Tie her up. - Don't you dare touch... - Hey! You be a good girl, right? - What do you think you're doing? - What's best for all of us. Right, bring her here. Hey, John... - Hey, wait! Hey! - Shut it. Wait! You're kiddin', right? You're going back? - Yeah. - What about all that stuff you said about waiting until morning and watching the sun rise? I changed my mind. What do you suppose all that's about? I reckon Jack's going to do something heroic. What? You always try to be funny when you don't want to answer a question. "Try" to be funny? What's this? - l found it in the jungle. - You found it? Yeah. Be careful... Be careful with it. Here, hey, take Aaron.
Come here. There you go. You gotta be careful with it, you know, it's the Virgin Mary. She's holy. I didn't realise you were so religious. I'm not. lt's just, you know, it might come in handy. Be a nice thing to have around. It wasn't the flare. I said it wasn't the flare. Those people that did this... At first I thought they were fishermen or pirates or something. Then I got a good look at their boat. You know anything about boats, Mike? Boat like that wasn't built for the open ocean. Water's coming over the side the first little squall. Maybe got a range of a hundred miles. Nope. A boat like that had to have left port from somewhere close. Like the island. French chick said the Others were coming for the kid. I think they came, Mike. - What? - He's the one they wanted, why I got a bullet in my shoulder. Hell, Bluebeard blew us up because they wanted your kid. - You saying this is my fault? - Yeah. That's what I'm sayin'. They took him because of you. They were sailing away! They found us because they were looking for us!
For Walt! - Don't ever say his name again, ever! - What you gonna do? Splash me? - Look. I know... - Shut up! Don't even... You have no idea what it's like to care for somebody else. Hi. - Where are your lawyers? - l told them I wanted to talk. Just you and me. - But if you want yours, I understand. - No. lt's OK. I think you're gonna win. Excuse me? In court. I think you're going to keep me from leaving the country with Walt. But I just have to ask you why. - Why what? - Why are you doing this? - He's my son. - Since when, Michael? Look, I know you don't care about what's best for me, but in Rome I'll be a senior partner at the firm. I'll be able to give Walt anything he needs. You're still on disability, Michael. You can't work. You're about to be evicted. - Got your lawyers checking up on me? - Of course I did. Just like you had your lawyers check up on me.
Nobody's winning. Then stop. Michael, the first thing you need to do is take care of yourself. You need to get healthy, you need to get back on your feet financially so you can get back to pursuing your art. You have rare talent as an artist, Michael. But how are you going to do that, any of that, and still be a part of Walt's life? I'll do it by doing it. Walt is my responsibility too. Then let him go. Because it's not about you or me. It's about him. I don't want to go to court, Michael. So please, just... let him go. The pilot said we had lost radio contact, but by then we were already a thousand miles off course. Any search teams would've given up weeks ago. So you were travelling from Sydney to Los Angeles? Yes. So the world is still out there? Yeah, as far as I know. Could you tell me your name? My name? My name is Desmond. Desmond, I'm John. You should know the gun is really unnecessary. Oh yeah? So I should just hand it over to you then, should I? How many of you are there? 43. But four sailed out this morning on a raft. A raft?
That simulated sunlight, is that because you never leave? is there another way out? How many of your group have gotten sick? - Sick? - Sick. As in ill. As in dead. is that why it says "Quarantine" on the hatch? - Answer the question! - No one has... No one, no one is sick. Get up. Move. Stand right there. Do you know how to use this, Box Man? - Haven't seen one of those in 20 years. - Do you know how? - Yes. - Sit. Right, now listen carefully. Type in exactly what I tell you. Understand? Exactly. Nothing else. 4... 8... 1 5... - Do you hear that? - What? What'd you just put in? What number did you just put in? - 1 5.
- Right. 1 6... 23... 42... Now press "Execute." - What's gonna happen? - Just push it. Kate! - Locke! - Who the hell is that? That would be Jack. Who is he? His name is Jack. He's our doctor. What's he doing here? To be honest with you, I'm a little surprised to see him. Your doctor has a gun, brother. Move. Make one sound and I'll shoot. Move! Jack! Jack! Jack! I wouldn't do that, Jack. - Where's Kate? What the hell did you... - Move and I kill him. - Put the gun down. - Where's Kate? - Jack, it's OK. - l said drop it! - Where's Kate? - She's fine.
Just put down... I'm not putting down anything... Do you want him to die? Put it down. is this what you were talking about, Locke? is this your destiny? - "All roads lead here"? - Calm down. Lower your gun, or I'll blow his damned head off, brother. You! What the hell is that? It's part of the raft, one of the pontoons. Stop paddling. Hey, stop it! You're putting a strain on the vines. lt's going to break us up. Damn it, you're gonna sink us! Sawyer! - Climb up! - l do and we both sink. I'm going for the pontoon. Don't be an idiot. You see that toothy son of a bitch, you aim and squeeze. Got it? Got it. Come on! Come on, come on! Sawyer! Sawyer! Gimme your hand! There he is. Do you see him?
Hi. - Hey. - l'm sorry I'm late. Packing's been a disaster and the plane leaves first thing in the morning. Sure. No problem. Hey, do you wanna say hi, Walt? Hi, Walt. I'm... I'm... Hey, this is for you, man. He like bears? Yes. Sure. He's just really shy. Hey, little man. Well, I guess I can't call you that, I mean, because look how big you are. So, you and I, we're not gonna see each other for a while, Walt. But you are gonna have a great life. I know your mommy, she's going to take real good care of you. And Brian is gonna take good care of you, too. But you know what? I just want you to know that no matter where you go, I... That your daddy... Yeah, your daddy, he loves you very, very much. And I always will. Always. OK? - l'm sorry, he's... - No. lt's OK. It's OK. Hey, here.
Just, you know... Let him know it's from me sometime, OK? OK. Goodbye, Michael. Yeah. Bye. You all right, Mike? It's my fault. What? I never should have brought him on the raft. I'm gonna get him back. I'm gonna get back my son. How about that? Current brought us back. We're home. Jin? - Michael! Sawyer! - Jin! - Others! Others! - What? - Others! Others! - What? Others. - Good luck. - Same to you. - We have to fire the flare.
- It doesn't make-- Look, are you gonna give me the damn gun, or am I gonna have to take it? Please, god. It's coming back! It's coming back! We're gonna have to take the boy. What? What'd you say? The boy-- we're gonna have to take him. - Hey! - Dad! - No! - Dad! Dad! Help me! - Walt! - Help me, dad! No, no, no. Stop it! Stop it! We can't! Locke found a... a hatch in the ground. Sun comes up in three hours, and we're all gonna be here to see that happen. We're gonna stay here tonight, okay? Together. - John, what are you doing? - I'm going in. Locke's going into that thing whether you like it or not. I'm going in the hatch. Live together, die alone, right?
Right. John! I think there's something down here! Dad, please! Dad! Walt! Walt! Mike? ! Sawyer! Hang on, Mike! Hang on, Mike! Hang on! Mike! Aah! Mike. Mike? Mike! Kate! Kate! Kate! - Where's Walt? - I don't know. - Where is he? - I don't know. Where the hell is my son? ! Walt! How'd you hurt your leg? Got hit by a car.
Ow. Yeah. So this is the paperwork your ex-wife sent over. She's not my ex-wife, man, she's-- she's just Walt's mother. She, uh- - Susan-- she just got a job in Rome with her boyfriend. They wanna take Walt with 'em. Oh, don't worry. I'm gonna take real good care of you, Mr. Dylan. Dawson. Right. Sorry. Dawson. So this boyfriend-- this is this guy Brian Porter? Yeah. Why? What's it say? It seems that Susan wants you to relinquish your rights as Walt's father so that Mr. Porter can adopt him. She wants me to sign my son away? It's the only way they can proceed with the adoption, yeah. Listen, if you sign this document, legally, he'll be no different than any other kid you pass on the street. You'd be giving up your paternal rights-- all of them. Yeah, so then can I stop her from going? Ooh, I guess we could file an injunction so she couldn't leave the city, but-- Yeah, that. I wanna do that. Right. Um, Mr. Dawson. The fact that you came in through these doors-- that tells me something. It tells me that I'm the best that you can afford.
If we go forward with this, it's gonna take money-- a lot of it, even at my rates. This is David and Goliath, so I gotta ask you, are you sure you wanna do this? They're not taking my son away. Walt! Walt! Walt! Mike! You should save your energy. They took my son. Yeah, I saw that-- onto a boat, which means he's not in shouting' distance. You don't know that. Well, I got a pretty good sense. And even if he was, there's nothing you can do. Look, if he can hear me, he knows that I'm alive, that I'm coming for him, that I'm going to get him back! Right now all I've got is that maybe my son can hear me. Does that make any sense to you? Yeah. W alt! Walt! Kate? Kate! - John. - Easy. Easy. Easy. Behind you. Are you him? Are you him? Jin! Jin!
J in! Thought we had to save our energy. Yeah, well... Jin's still out there in the water, so if it's okay by you, I'm gonna keep shouting' awhile. Jin! Feeling guilty? What? You made me fire that flare. I made you fire... What, this is my fault? ! They took my son. They found us, took Walt, because you made me fire the flare. Well, at least Walt is on a boat, probably wrapped in a blanket with a cup of cocoa, - While we're on this piece-- - Get off my raft. What? Get-- What the hell is that? I see you managed to hold onto your best friend there. Thing ain't gonna work anyway. - It'll work. - You were underwater. What do you know about guns anyway, hoss? It'll work. If the bullets are dry, the powder's dry. If the powder's dry... Oh, my-- what the hell is that? It's a shark. It's only a shark.
"It's only a shark"? That's supposed to make me feel better? Well, I guess I know why the shark is hanging around-- your shoulder. Oh, well, I'll just stop bleeding', then. You suddenly forget what happened, why I got shot? What? I mean, how abouta little gratitude here? I mean, how about a thank you? A thank you? For what? For you trying to save your own ass? You want me off this raft? You got it. I was trying to save your damn kid. Let's talk about Walt, shall we, Mr. Dawson? Uh, sure. Okay. When was the last time you actually saw your son? Um, about a year ago. It was 14 months, actually. Is that a question, Lizzy? Why is that, Mr. Dawson? Why so long? Susan took him to Amsterdam, for work. And you didn't have a problem with that? Excuse me? Well, since she's now going to Rome, and you're filing an injunction. Just seems a little inconsistent to me. Incon-- no. - No, don't.
Don't do-- - No, no, no. She's baiting you. Don't answer. She took him, though. - I didn't want her to go. - Michael, please don't talk. You said there was nothing I could do. And you didn't do anything, did you? He's not gonna answer that question. That's because there is no answer. You were in an accident recently, Yeah. You had several surgeries, spent weeks in a private hospital room, extensive rehabilitation. Who paid for all of that, Mr. Dawson? I didn't ask you for anything. Could the record reflect that Mr. Dawson acknowledged that Miss Lloyd paid his bills? Susan, tell them that I didn't ask you for anything. Please don't address my client directly. Do you know what Walt's first words were, Mr. Dawson? - I'm sorry. What? - His first words. Do you know what they were? I... no. I wasn't there. Do you know what his favorite food is? - Do you-- - No. Okay, this is unnecessary.
No. Well, for someone who wants to retain his paternal rights so badly, you don't seem to know much about your son, Mr. Dawson. I'm his father. I'm sorry. Could you say that louder, please, just for the record? I'm his father. Hey, are you crazy? You gonna take a bullet out with your bare hands? You got a better idea? Then go to hell. You're never gonna be able to do it by yourself. I thought we parted ways, Mike. We're caught in the same current. You still talking? Come on. You got a band-aid? Are you? Are you him? Yes. Yes, I am. I can't believe it. You're finally here. Well... here I am. Who's she? She's with me. What did one snowman say to the other snowman? I don't know what you're talking about. Get rid of the knife. You're not him! We didn't come here to hurt you.
Yeah? Then why did you come? We were in a plane crash. Were you now? And when was that? 44 days ago. 44 days? Move. - How long have you been down here? - Shut it. Tie him up. Do it! Wait, wait, wait. You're tying up the wrong person. How's that, brother? It's pointless to tie me up. I'm not dangerous. But her, she's a fugitive. So what does that make you then, brother? I'm a regional collections manager for a cardboard manufacturer. Boxes, primarily. All right, then, box man, tie her up. - Don't you think about touch-- - Hey! You be a good girl, right? What do you think you're doing? Doing what's best for all of us. Right, bring her here. John. Hey.
Wait! Hey! Shut it. Wait! You're kidding, right? You're going back? Yeah. What about all that stuff you said about waiting till morning and watching the sunrise? I changed my mind. What do you suppose all that's about? I reckon Jack's gonna do something heroic. What? You always try to be funny when you don't want to answer a question. - "Try to be funny"? - Hmm. What's this? Oh. Found it in the jungle. - You found it? - Yeah. Be careful. Be careful with it. Here. Here. Take Aaron. Come here. There you go. You gotta be careful there. You know, it's the Virgin Mary. She's holy.
Didn't realize you were so religious. I'm not. It's just, you know, it might come in handy. Be a nice thing to have around. Yeah. It wasn't the flare. I said, it wasn't the flare. Those people that did this-- at first, I thought they were fishermen or pirates or something. Then I got a good look at their boat. You know anything about boats, Mike? Boat like that wasn't built for the open ocean. Water's comin' over the side, first little squall. Maybe got a range of a hundred miles. A boat like that had to have left port from somewhere close, like the island. French chick said the others were coming for the kid. I think they came, Mike. What? He's the one they wanted, why I got a bullet in my shoulder. Hell, Bluebeard blew us up because they wanted your kid. - You saying this is my fault? - Yeah. That's what I'm sayin'. They took my son because of you. - Me? - They were sailing away! They found us because they were looking for us, for Walt! Don't you ever say his name again, ever! What you gonna do, splash me? - Look, I know how-- - Shut up.
Don't even. You have no idea what it's like to care for somebody else. Hi. Where are your lawyers? I told them I wanted to talk, just you and me. But if you want yours, I understand. No. That's okay. I think you're gonna win. Excuse me? In court. I think you're gonna keep me from leaving the country with Walt. But I just... have to ask you why. Why what? Why are you doing this? He's my son. Since when, Michael? Look, I know you don't care about what's best for me, but in Rome, I'll be a senior partner at the firm. I'll be able to give Walt anything he needs. You're still on disability, Michael. You can't work. You're about to be evicted from your apartment. You got your lawyers checking up on me now? Well, of course I did, just like you had your lawyers checking up on me. - Nobody's winning here. - Then stop. Michael, the first thing you need to do is take care of yourself. You need to get healthy. You need to get back on your feet financially so that you can get back to pursuing your art.
You have rare talent as an artist, Michael. But how are you gonna do that, any of that, and still be a part of Walt's life? I'll do it by doing it. Walt is my responsibility, Then let him go. Because it's not about you or me. It's about him. I don't wanna go to court, Michael. So please just... let him go. The pilot said we had lost radio contact, but by then, we were already a thousand miles off course. Any search teams would have given up weeks ago. So you were traveling from Sydney to Los Angeles? Yes. So they're all still out there? Yeah, as far as I know. Could you tell me your name? My name? My name is Desmond. Desmond, I'm John. You should know, the gun is really unnecessary. Oh, yeah? So I should just hand it over to you then, should I? How many of you are there? Uh, 43, but 4 sailed out this morning on a raft. A raft? That simulated sunlight-- is that because you never leave? Is there another way out? How many of your group have gotten sick? Sick? Sick-- as in ill, as in dead.
Is that why it says "quarantine" on the inside of the hatch? Answer the question. No one has. No one. No one's sick. Get up. Move. Stand right there. Do you know how to use this, box man? I haven't seen one of those in 20 years. - Do you know how to use it? ! - Yes. Sit. Right, now listen carefully. Type in exactly what I tell you, understand? Exactly. Nothing else. 4. 8. 15. Did you hear that? What? What did you just put in? What number did you just put in? ! - 15. - Right. 16. 23. 42. Now press "execute." Uh... what's gonna happen? Just push it!
Kate! Locke! Who the hell is that? That would be Jack. Who is he? His name is Jack. He's our doctor. What's he doing here? Well, to be honest with you, I'm a little surprised to see him. Your doctor has a gun, brother. Move. Make one sound and I'll shoot. Move. Jack! Jack! Jack! I wouldn't do that, Jack. Where's Kate? What the hell did you-- Move... and I kill him. - Put the gun down. - Where's Kate? - Jack, it's okay. - I said drop it! - Where's Kate? ! - She's fine.Just put down-- I'm not putting down anything. Do you want him to die? Put it down.
Is this what you were talking about, Locke? Is this your destiny? "All roads lead here." Calm down. Lower your gun, or I'll blow his darned head off, brother! You. What the hell is that? Part of the raft-- one of the pontoons. Stop paddling. Hey, stop it! You're putting a strain on the vines. It's going to break us up. Damn it, you're gonna-- Sawyer! Climb up. I do, and we both sink. I'm going for the pontoon. Don't be an idiot. You see that toothy son of a bitch, you aim and squeeze. Got it? Got it. Come on, come on, come on. Sawyer? Sawyer! Sawyer! Give me your hand. There he is. Do you see him? - Hi. - Oh!
Hey. Hey, I'm sorry I'm late. Packing's been a disaster, and the plane leaves first thing in the morning. Sure. No problem. Uh, hey, do you want to say hi, Walt? Hi, Walt. I'm... I'm... Hey, uh, this is for you, man. He like bears? Yes. Uh, sure. He's just really shy. Hey, little man. Oh, I guess I can't call you that. I mean, 'cause look how big you are. So... you and I, we're not gonna see each other for awhile, Walt. Uh, but you are gonna have a great life. I know your mommy-- she's gonna take real good care of you, and Brian is... gonna take good care of you, But you know what? I just want you to know that no matter where you go, I... that your daddy... yeah, your daddy-- he loves you very, very much. And I always will. Always. Okay? I'm sorry. He's... No. It's okay. It's okay.
Uh... Hey, here. Uh... Just, you know... You know, let him know it's from me sometime, okay? Okay. Good-bye, Michael. Yeah. Bye. It's... uh... You all right, Mike? It was my fault. What? I never should have brought him on the raft. I'm gonna get him back. I'm gonna get back my son. Well, how about that? Current brought us back. We're home. Jin? - Michael! Sawyer! - Jin! Oh, oh, oh! Jin, what's wrong? Others. Others. Others. What? Others!
Others! What? Others. Do you remember Juliet Shaw? Adam. Juliet. You used to be really good. I was too, but I lacked something that you had. Integrity. Any news from Adam? Just awaiting his status report. Oh. I thought it would have come in by now. Fiona? He'll be all right. Sometimes I think how selfish I was... to have a child. This programme contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. BANGS ON DOOR Morning. This is Phillip Norton, he's an MI6 Officer stationed at our Embassy in Istanbul. I've had him flown here to brief us personally. It was Ali Mohamed Yazdi who killed my man in the souk. Mr Norton, please, tell us from the beginning... Yes. We picked up information about an illegal immigration network in the cafe talk. Cafe talk? Yeah, a major source in Istanbul. It's surprising what you can piece together.
Have you checked out the cafe talk? Yes, and it's true... there's an illegal immigrant route into the UK that starts in Istanbul. A British truck's involved. They go through Bulgaria into Serbia, then into Austria and across the Channel by ferry. So you put a local agent in undercover? I baby-sat him at the souk. The contact came. Then I saw Yazdi. You sure it was him? Yeah. And he killed your man without any provocation? Took a look and didn't like him. .That's in Yazdi's profile. Impulsive. Sudden decision-making. Do the chattering cafe classes know who runs this network? The word is it is run as a sideline by a Middle Eastern prince. Name? All we could get is that he is called "The prince who eats diamonds". Hmm... What do you conclude? That Mohamed Yazdi planned to enter this country using an illegal immigrant route. That's way under our radar. And for what purpose? To lead a major terrorist attack, of course. In the UK. And it's MI5's responsibility to stop it. The real thing. Dead right.
Yazdi is special, though. Born Iranian, trained as a doctor in the early 1990s, Kent University. On his way to his first-class degree and then drops out. September 1997. That was when the Taliban took Kabul. The bright lights of Al Qaeda training camps beckoned. Why? Intellectuals everywhere can get bowled over by extremism. Change the world or burn it. It's a powerful thought. I had it too for a while. Don't worry, it passed. He began his career in 1998. Walked into a Cairo hotel and opened fire on a heavily guarded Israeli delegation. Four killed, eleven wounded. Next operation, killed 70 people with a bomb in Islamabad. Fell out with Bin Laden. Set up a splinter group, Al Kahf. The cave, where the soldiers of the Jihad shelter. His last operation, six months ago, went horribly wrong. Morocco. Car bomb at a government office. A school bus was passing. Twelve children were killed, eighteen badly injured. He rang a newspaper, claimed the bombing, and shouted, "Do no harm !" We think what? This maniac's bringing Al Kahf to Britain? It's our turn for 9/11? No, there's no chatter about a major terrorist attack. That's even more scary. "Do no harm. " Six have got all the watchers they have out in Istanbul.
Nothing. He'll have bolted. Think so? The prince who eats diamonds. Sheik Abd Al Gawaad Ahmed bin Wali al Hakim. Eldest son of King Ahmed bin Wali al Hakim, ruler of the Gulf state of Bahar. Prince Hakim will become king when his father dies. So if he's running an illegal immigrant network into this country, things could go pear-shaped... diplomatically. Sod diplomacy. Our job's to find out what Yazdi wants to use the network for. There could be a major threat to the UK. Britain's a big ally of Bahar - oil, building contracts... We've sold them 32 harriers. If we're going to wreck British Foreign policy in the Arabian Gulf, let's make sure we've got the right prince. It's him. He's notorious for mixing ground diamonds into his food. - Why does he do that? - To increase his potency. - Does it work? - I really wouldn't like to know. He has a permanent suite in the Regal Hotel, Park Lane. What does he get up to there? Oh, nothing out of the ordinary - drink, sex, gambling. So what's the link between Yazdi and the prince? Ask him. I'll do it. Your Royal Highness, I am from the immigration service. I wonder if you could help me with a serious matter. Now look, I should warn you...
Well, that didn't work. Arrogant bastard! The Bahar government have made an official complaint about the gross conduct of an immigration official in The Regal Hotel. Apparently you were drunk. What? ! And as a result of this disgraceful incident, the prince will not speak to any Government agency in this country. We need to get this joker. Set up a rat trap? Good idea... with Caroline as bait, I think. Malcolm, bug the prince's suite. Didn't we bug this suite when Bill Clinton used it? We did. Happy days. Observing the prince at table one. OK, Caroline moving into position... Well done! She's pulled him. Please use call signs X-ray, Foxtrot, over and out. You're not on the roster. Charming, Mr...whoeveryouare . I thought we could have a drink together. Sorry madam, I'm working. You're thinking of going after Yazdi. Am I? I want to say don't. Don't. If you're going to do what I think you are, you'll be terribly exposed. I'll look after myself.
Promise. It's like pulling petals off a flower... Who's going to get killed first? You? Me? Come on, Fi. If you could go after Yazdi, you would. Wouldn't you? Foxtrot. Bird's on the wing, I repeat - bird's on the wing. X-ray out. Camera one, flickering. Can we adjust? Wow! Eyes on the machinery, gentlemen. Have you chosen the photos you're going to use? Yes, and GCHQ have sent over the phone numbers. I'd better get going. PHONE RINGS Internal phone off. Is the mobile network disrupter? Just the upper floors of the hotel. Hotel wire-free network... Gopix. PHONE RINGS Morning, your Royal Highness. One click on my computer, and the material goes out on the internet. I'm sure your father won't be happy to see you humiliated. If you are a common blackmailer you have no idea of the power... We are not blackmailers.
We're British Intelligence. We need to have a conversation with you in the strictest confidence. Your Highness? Very well. Over to Harry. I have here 432 photographs. This CD is the master disk for the video taken... What do you want from me? You run a network for immigrants entering this country illegally using a British truck. The collecting point is in Istanbul. Ridiculous. We know this because an MI6 agent penetrated the network. Ridiculous. He was killed. I have no knowledge of this. The name of the man who killed the MI6 agent is Ali Mohamed Yazdi. Ridiculous! What is your association with Ali Mohamed Yazdi? None. How could there be an association? Yazdi's a terrorist! Six months ago, he killed innocent children in Morocco. He has sworn to destroy the whole house of Hakim, turn Bahar into an Islamic republic. You know the insane dreams of these people. We strongly suspect that Yazdi himself will try to use the network to enter this country to mount an attack upon the British State. I have no idea of that, Mr... Forgive me, what is your name? Giles Farmer. No idea, none! That the cave is using my...
little enterprise, I am sick to my soul, Mr Farmer. Our two countries have long been friends. I will co-operate with you fully. Where does the route run from? A house in a poor quarter of Istanbul. How often is the route used? The truck leaves on the first Thursday of every month. And that is all I can tell you. Please, if I can be of any further assistance, Mr Farmer... You will not be allowed to leave this hotel suite until we say so. This is outrageous! I have diplomatic immunity. I am aware of that. The prince denies knowing anything. But could be lying. Yazdi wants to get into this country. He must have contacts here, but where? Special Branch did three raids. They found nothing to link anyone we know to Al Kahf or to Yazdi. I think he'll come. I think he'll use the prince's truck. But he knows that route's blown. He thinks he's untouchable, he thinks he can walk through walls. We send Special Forces to Istanbul. If he's spotted trying to use the network, they take him out. The Turks have offered full co-operation. There is another way. Adam... Put someone in undercover in the truck. Make contact with Yazdi, turn him.
That's insane. Think! Yazdi is a double agent. One of the founder members of Al Kahf, reporting to us. He's an international terrorist! Why in hell's name should he turn? It's in his record. He's all ego. Each attack is more extreme than the last. I know he can flip. What's the greatest form of flattery? To be desired by your enemies. And do no harm. It's the Hippocratic Oath. Yeah, doctors swear to do no harm. I think to him, being a terrorist, being a doctor... Samething. What do you mean? He can save people as a doctor, or overthrow what he sees as tyranny by blowing them up. To him, the two extremes are the same - heal, change the world. Anyway, we don't have an officer who could get away with it. Don't we? I'll be a Circassian from Northern Syria. They have fair hair, white skin, blue eyes. DE Lawrence went undercover as a Circassian. I'll work up a good legend. I'll be from Aleppo. This is reckless. Yeah, but doable. He'll just get himself killed.
It's a big prize. Will his legend hold up? We'll do everything to make it work. But I'll need a special dispensation. Syrian identity card. Your name is Ami Tlass. Ami Tlass. A Kuwaiti work permit. Why Kuwait? You're from Aleppo but with a Kuwait residency. That gives you a middle-class background. Construction engineer, you said you're up to speed on that? The comm device has a range of one kilometre, it's in your lapel. And this... magnetic GPS device. Your plane leaves in 45 minutes. Zaf's waiting by the car. Great. Salam Alekem. Alekem Salam. HE SPEAKS TURKISH Not Turkish, speak English. Where are you from? Kuwait, but I, er, I'm here for the truck. No talk! In! Who's this? Not till I say so, pal. Please, sir...
I mean, what is he anyway? He looks Circassian. Yeah well, I don't want him in my truck. White-looking Arab? I don't like it. Come here. I don't want any trouble. Do you understand? No trouble, no trouble. White Arab! Come on, get them in the truck. Come on, up! Beta Base. 'Beta base. ' Zaf's on the satellite scrambler link. 'We may have a no-show. 'There's no sign of Yazdi. ' Maintaining observation, over and out. All right, in you get, come on. I even got you water. Hey, old man... Yeah, come on, chop-chop. Target is present. Repeat, target is present. Yazdi. Part of me wishes he hadn't shown. The satellite's online. Ruth, contact Juliet Shaw. I want to go to a category-one terrorist alert. Brother, do you speak English? A little.
When do you think we can pray? When the English idiot of a driver stops. Where are you from? Aleppo. Where are they now? An hour from the Bulgarian border. Has Zaf called in? Yes, he's following. What about the raids? Special Branch have houses in North London, Manchester, Bradford and Birmingham. And there's nothing. Right, I want all the trees shaken. If there's an Al Kahf cell in this country, we've gotta find it. I know Aleppo. Where was your house? In Babel-Quinnisine. What is your work? I am an engineer. The steel structure of buildings. What have you built? The Royal Bank of Bahar, in Kuwait City. If you are such an eminent engineer, why are you in this truck? Why not a... passport, airline ticket? My cousin, from my father's family... he was martyred in Afghanistan. The British think my family all are terrorists. What was his name? Hussein bin Tlass. You are Hussein bin Tlass' cousin?
And you want a new life in the West? That is our destiny, don't you think? To be something new? Aleppo man, you were not born to be a philosopher. The truck's stopped. Near the Bulgarian border. Tell Zaf to pass them and report what he sees. Right, in the crate. Come on! My father is too ill! Then he should have gone on the Orient Express. Bulgarians... They find you, they not nice... Get him in the crate. Come on! What kind of life will you have in England? Maybe none. We are doing this for a new life. YOU are. What? And you are doing it for death? Why are there so many people like you? Why are you crammed into a crate like this, dreaming of, what? Prostitutes on London streets? Whisky bars? How will you be cured of this poison? Where did you learn to break a man's neck? Aleppo childhood. Why do you think I want to be a civilised man? You think England is civilised?
Right... This is a quick break. We're not here long, so hurry up. They're moving again. Do you want me to pass them? No, stay behind. Anything from Adam? Nothing. Stop! Stop! Stop! What are you bunch of clowns playing at? Has he gone and popped it? You're going to have to get him out of there, chuck him. Come on! This boy is this man's son. Well, that's not my problem, is it? Wrap it in that. You've got half an hour. You should go back to Aleppo. Build beautiful buildings. I will. When I am rich. You are like the prostitutes you dream of. You are sneaking over borders into the West to sell yourself. Don't talk to me again. Zaf. Dead end. Repeat, dead end. Zaf's on the satellite link.
Put him on, put him on! 'Signal from Adam. 'Repeat, a signal from Adam... ' Dead end. I repeat, dead end. GUNFIRE Bandits. Come on then, move, move! Open... There'snothing... Open the door! You, out! Hurry up! Move! Give us money. I haven't got any! Hurry up! Hurry! We take the truck! No, you can't do that! You people, go! Please, look... Inside, inside. Now, sit down and shut up! We better find the others. Forget them. All that matters is I get to England. Look, better we just walk back into Turkey. Eh? It's a Muslim country.
We will get a lift back to Istanbul. No, no, no, aren't men from Aleppo meant to be adventurers? You will help me get to London. But they took our money. We will have to get to the coast. Steal a boat to England. It's possible. Everything is possible. If I'm going to help you, I want to know what you are going to England for. Once you know, you'll be cursed. My people are used to curses. I am from Al Kahf. Help me or you're dead. All right! All right! I've a martyr in my family, remember. I can understand what you want to do. Really? What do I want do? Attack the great Satan of the West. And will you join me in doing that? If you tell me what you're going to do. You'd like me to do that. If we are going to work together. I mean, not, not together, but... if I'm going to help you. Shall we drop our masks? What do you mean? Please... please. You're a spy.
British Intelligence? It was the lorry driver, wasn't it? Real bandits would have killed him. We don't kill people. Oh, I forget, your missiles don't kill( ! ) We have Prince Hakim. The prince? Why did you still try and get through? You must have known you were blown. Danger is addictive. Don't we both know that? Are there men in the forest? A few moments away. Call your men then. The Moroccan school bus. You did no harm? You want to discuss the morality of Jihad with me? You will never understand. You wanted to be a doctor. You've taken an oath to do no harm. Call your men. I can make you an offer. I said, call your men! Come and work for us. You'll be the most important agent in the world... a double agent. Which means you get to see both sides, almost like God himself. No. You do it for two years, then you can have any life you want.
No, I'd rather choose death. It went wrong, didn't it? The bomb in Morocco. Call your men. After two years, you can have a new name, new identity. You can go back to medicine, finish your training. You can take the Hippocratic Oath. No. You'd rather choose death? Yes. I don't believe you. You see yourself as a healer, don't you? You want to heal the Islamic world. Use bombs as scalpels. Cut the disease of the West away. But it's begun to sicken you and I think, given the choice now, you choose life, not martyrdom. Life... Two years as a traitor... .then I'm free? I believe in the House of Islam. The whole of Arabia united in an Islamic republic. With its government in Damascus. The holy sites protected, America and you out of our lands. And purity... and the rule of God's law giving us peace. It's just... .that I begin to see the suffering. What were you going to London for? To take charge of the Al Kahf cell.
You have a cell in London? Ha! You cannot discover it, can you? Yes, there is a brigade of martyrs ready to die in your capital. My name's John Baxter. So, Mr Baxter... . how do you take me to England? Go, go, go! "Toys for the boys"... isn't that the phrase? What are your true feelings about Morocco? I have wept, every night, for the children. HELICOPTER APPROACHES A welcome return. Don't put out the flags. Do you buy Yazdi? I don't know. Some have, hook, line and sinker. Brilliant operation, Mr Carter. It's not over. Yazdi has informed me there's a brigade of Al Kahf martyrs in London, ready for action. Then that... Yes, Miss Shaw, the alert stays. Now please, let us get on with our jobs. Feel wonderfully alive, do you? Like death, actually. Where's Yazdi now? Half an hour from Highbury Fields. The VIP safehouse? I thought, pamper him.
I want first crack at him. No. It's my right to quiz him. No, Fiona will do it. He won't be expecting a female interrogator. What we need from him is information we can check out. DOOR OPENS Morning, sir. Please, sit at the table. I want to speak to John Baxter. He knows me. Please... Sir. One-nil to Fiona. Do you have everything you need? I think so. Can't read the body language. Weeping because of what he's done? I don't know. First, I am authorised to thank you on behalf of Her Majesty's Government for your offer of help. I am aware of how deeply painful this must be for you. The pain of apostasy. Of denying everything you have believed in. You have no idea what it is like. Try to tell me. I can't. You're a woman. After you've lived here for a while, you may find that you soften towards us. All I want, after I've worked for you, if I'm still alive... . is to go back to medicine.
I've killed. Now I'll heal. John Baxter understands. You were sent to this country by Al Kahf. Yes. For what purpose? To give my life. As a martyr. You were to be a suicide bomber? That is a Western phrase. Where were you to, um, to martyr yourself? In London. What's the target? The House of Commons. How was this to be done? Was? I have to warn you, the attack will happen. Another will take my place. It will be done by boat. On the river. The explosives have been purchased and are being stored. Who is your Al Kahf contact in London? Mr Yazdi, who are you to contact in London? The moment of betrayal. The contact's name is Hussein Hadrami. He lives in Walthamstow. His address is 23 Dunning Street. Go! Go! May God be with him.
THEY ALL SHOUT Don't move! Come on, get him out. Nothing? Fifteen hours. Questioned non-stop. Bit of muscle too. Nothing. Not a word. BLEEP 'Harry, Juliet Shaw on line three. ' Harry? The Prime Minister says to abandon Parliament will be a public relations disaster. It could be a bigger disaster! He won't do it. It's the Churchill thing with the PM, Harry. You're going to have to break Hadrami quickly. Adam, you have a go at Yazdi. Treat him as a colleague. Ask his help. Not a word. I wouldn't if I were in his place. Would you? Is there anything you can think of that we could say to him? As one spy to another? Is the phrase, "I have to earn my spurs"? How can we make him talk? You can't. But I could. That would blow your cover. Perhaps things are too urgent.
'I think it's a brilliant idea. ' I'm unhappy. Mohamed Yazdi is fully co-operating! Adam? No. Too dangerous. I think we should do it. Leave us. It's against all interrogation protocol. And this operation is dangerously fluid. Fluid? We have no hard evidence whatsoever of an attack! Well, that's what we are trying to get! What's the matter with you? As security co-ordinator, I insist. Put Yazdi and Hadrami together. Sit down. What's happening? What are they doing to us? You and I have never met. No. Ali Mohamed. But you know who I am. Yes, of course, brother! Then you will trust me. Yes. Then sit down, and listen to everything I say to you. Burn it into your mind... andanswer. The prince warned you I was coming? Prince Hakim of Bahar.
Yes. But how can the prince be involved with Al Kahf? He denied knowing anything about them using his network. So he did. The plans for the martyrdom at the British Parliament. They are well advanced? The prince has told you where the explosives are? No. Nor the other members of the London Al Kahf brigade? He insists we act separately. So the prince controls the cell? Yes. But Al Kahf are sworn enemies of the Royal House of Bahar. How can the prince be leading them in London? This is a nightmare. And I suspect we're far from being awake yet. When were you all to be brought together? When you... whenyouarrived. When you arrived to lead us. Here I am. But... but these are British... Secret... Police. Oh, my brother! We live in terrible times. Maybe I'm not your leader any more. No. No, you are a traitor. You have betrayed us.
You have betrayed the prince. You have betrayed the Islamic Revolution and you will burn in hell for this. No, I will be in paradise with you. You'll burn in hell for this! How long is this imprisonment to continue? ! We have information that you knew very well Al Kahf were using your Istanbul network. That is nonsense. More, we have information you are actively involved with Al Kahf. And that you were facilitating the organisation of a terrorist attack in this country. Terrorist attack? On the Houses of Commons. I am being totally maligned and slandered! I demand the right to leave this paranoid country at once! As of this moment, Your Royal Highness, you are detained under the Anti-Terrorism Act. You think we are all terrorists, don't you? We are all just wogs to you! Poor immigrant in a truck, prince in the most expensive hotel in London. All wogs! You have no idea of our history! Of what we are! I demand to speak to your Foreign Office and the Bahar Embassy here in London! Now! The prince. Prince Hakim of Bahar. Yes. What did he tell you? He told me... he told me to wait for you. Here I am.
But these are British... Secret... Police. Oh ,my brother! We live in terrible times. Maybe I am not your leader any more. You have betrayed the Islamic Revolution and you will burn in hell for this. No, I will be in paradise with you. You'll burn in hell for this! I've been watching the recording of Yazdi interrogating Hadrami. Have you indeed? There's something in his voice. What do you mean? A false note. Doesn't it make you uneasy the way he suddenly fingered the prince? Saving the best nugget till last? As a turncoat he has to sell to us. Maybe. The questions, they're all leading. He's not a professional interrogator. He's telling him what to say. Why? I don't think Hadrami knew about an attack on London. You think he's an innocent? He's like any student who flirts with extreme ideas. He half means it, he half doesn't. But he was an Al Kahf contact. Yeah, but you know what happened. He got sick of the college binge drinkers.
The values of Al Kahf attract him, they seem... pure. He gets on their list as a sympathiser and suddenly he's in a room with Yazdi, mesmerised. His brain burned. Good afternoon. I want Yazdi to interrogate the prince. Absolutely not. He was successful with Hadrami. Why do you believe Yazdi? We don't know who to believe. So let's put them in a room together and see. That's unprofessional! Parliament is still sitting and time is running out! We are about to make a terrible mistake. And if I could just sit still for a while, then I would know what it is. I'm overruling you, Harry. I have the authority of the Home Secretary to order that this interrogation takes place. I protest. Noted. Invite Prince Hakim into the room. I have agreed to this to denounce this man. That is why I have agreed to this. Your Royal Highness. Would you please sit. No. Get him out of there! Get him out of there! The body of the Crown Prince of Bahar, Sheik Abd bin Wali al Hakim was today flown back to Bahar City, the capital of his country, by RAF plane from Brize Norton. Prince Hakim died early this morning of a heart attack in his suite at the Regal Hotel, in London. In a personal message to the Prince's father, King Ahmed, the Queen has sent her profound condolences at the loss of his son.
I was thinking of... Neitherof us ever, ever resigns. Let's make that a ground rule between us, OK? But it was a disaster. Yes. You're an assassin. Yes. Your mission was to kill the Prince. Always. Why here, why not in Bahar? To send you a message. Have nothing to do with these old corrupt kingdoms. We are going to destroy them. Next we are going to destroy the king himself. The people will rise in a holy war. Al Kahf will lead them to the House of Islam. What did you really think about the children you killed in that school bus? They are in Paradise. You know, in all the countries you terrorise, there's no sign at all of the people rising in a holy war. That is because they are corrupt. All of them? Yes. So, in this republic run by Al Kahf, what would you do with this vast corrupt majority? Re-educate them. And if they don't learn? Kill them? One line about a sexed-up intelligence report nearly brought the Government down. This is a whole book's worth - the story of a lifetime. A very short lifetime if you carry on like this. This could be a disaster.
I want the bastards who did this. SCREAMING Putting your life on the line based on nothing more than a guess. Subtitled by BBC Broadcast. Conversion for the forom by reirei. Previously on "commander in chief"... this has footage of nathan templeton at a private fundraiser in 1965. Segregation is the word of god. If the lord almighty wanted colored people to mix with whites, to live with whites, to marry whites, he wouldn't ha placed them on separate continents. I don't believe that tape represents who you are today. It doesn't represent who I ever was. It doesn't have to get out. Why hold it back? Maybe I think the country doesn't need another scandal right now. Maybe you want to have something to hold over my head. I trusted you, jayne. I gave you information from him whenever I could. This time you gave my information to him. Mr. Speaker-- don't! Just get out of here! I don't want to see you again. I'm moving rod into the west wing. Completely your call, ma'am. I would like to welcome rod calloway to our staff. I learned a long time ago, never cross anyone who sleeps with the boss. I'm focused on her new agenda here. You have a white house to run. Run it. We're an independent commission. The goal is to be above politics.
Mr. Chairman! Was economic impact a factor in your recommendation? We considered all factors, but our mandate is to provide the best proposals possible to hape the future of our military. Mr. Chairman? Mr. Chairman, you're recommending closure of the essex naval base in connecticut, which could devaste the economy in the president's home state. Has she been consulted? The white house has received our report. And I'm sure that the president and her staff are currently reviewing our recommendations. How did we not know about this? Essex naval wasn't supposed to be on there. It's always in consideration, never makes the list. it made the list this time. It made the top of the list. They close that base, they're going to put over 30,000 people out of work. People that I grew up with. Independent commission means independent of the president,ma'am. It's your state. It's your watch. Thiss tonight's lead story. Just what we need three days before thanksgiving. It's going to be a tricky dance. Either you're heartless to people in your home state, or you're weak on defense across the board. Does no one here care that closing the base might be what's best for the country? No, mr. Vice president, you're the only one that cares about the country. The rest of us are here just for the book deals. Okay, okay, let's focus on options. The best thing for us to do is to remain above the fray. Let it play out. Which means let the base close.
We stick our nose in this, we get bloody. And then they'd probably close the base anyway, which will only make us seem ineffective. So it's better to be ineffeive than seem ineffective, right? What a town. Excuse me, everybody. I'd like to introduce richard mcdonald. Dickie, what are you doing here? Jim, nice to see they're keeping the chief of staff in the loop. Mr. Mcdonald, thank you for coming by. It's an honor to meet you,madam president. And kelly ludlow-- veep's director of comm turned white house press sec.-- Meteoric rise. Thank you. We don't want to interrupt. just observing. Don't mind me. We're reviewing options for the essex base closure. And I was saying, as a retired general who once sat on brac, they know what they're doing. Announcing the closure of a huge base in the president's hometown right before thanksgiving. It's a nonpartisan recommendation of what they think is best for national defense. Maybe we should cancel this week's press conference. Just till after the holidays. Let this blow over. I can't cancel my second weekly press conference. Agreed. Rod? Dickie? Yes. Kelly? You have talking options?
We didn't know the base was on the list. Don't you always have talking points ready on every option? We're not looking back at what we didn't do, dickie. We're going to look forward to what we can do. The press conference isn't till wednesday. No need to make any announcements yet. Holiday press, weekend reporters, good way to let the story die. 8:45, madam president, you have a working call with the E.U. At 9:00. Okay. We'll get back to this. We'll pick this up. mac, dickie's going to join us in the oval for a few minutes before your phone call. Great. I'd appreciate you letting me know when you're bringing someone new in. It undermines me with the staff if it seems I'm out of the loop. You're right. I'm sorry. I won't let that happen again. Thank you, vince. You're welcome. Vince taylor,dickie mcdonald. Nice work going public on your gay H.I.V. Thing. The president's empathy rating went up four points. Okay, then. Good. Sorry the schedule's tight. you're the president. I'd be worried if it were any other way. Please. Thank you.
Rod thinks we need some help. They say you're the best. Your numbers are below where they should be given the circumstances. You're playing defense. We know the critique. What we're looking for is strategy. That's what I do. One question first, are you going to run for reelection? I hadn't really thought about it much yet. we came into this kind of fast. I realize that, madam president, but unless you're going to run, there's not much point in my being here. look, we know that you're mainly a campaign guy, but what we want to start with are image issues, approval numbers-- whether she's running is the image issue. Ma'am, with due respect, you haven't been elected to this position. You've made no indication as to whether you want to be. If you don't start running today, you're a lame duck for the next two years. Ma'am, the E.U. Working group is on the line. Thank you. We'll talk further. To start with, I'd like to know how you'd frame the base closure issue. To be honest, unless you're nning, it's not going to matter what position you take on the bases. It's not going to matter what position you take on anything. Rumor is the president's decided to run. That's your hello? Come on, you guys brought in dickie mcdonald. Like a half-hour ago. Did somebody send up a smoke signal from the R.N.C.? we use instant messaging now. But she's definitely running? If she is, she hasn't told me.
What about you? Any progress on the job front? Actually, I found something. K street--gerken and leigh. See, big-time lobbyist. That was fast. Part-time lobbyist. They gave me one client. Said they'd see how I do. Who's the client? B.K. Industries, they do guidance systems for submarines. Let me guess, their biggest contract is with essex naval base? It's the president's home state, and the nation can't afford to give up its edge in naval warfare. What do you need? I want to talk to the president. Come on, jim, I lost my job over you. You owe me. A luncheon speech to the A.A.R.P., Sec-def, 2:15, F.B.I. Briefing, see if you can get templeton in here for a closed door on essex naval. Yes, ma'am. You have the A.A.R.P. Speech to look at on the way? You know mike stanton? we went to law school together. He keeps calling. He says he needs to talk to you. He's representing a linda bodum. I had counsel pull a file. I know the case. She's allegedly retarded, fell in with some lowlife robbing cab drivers.
One of 'em died, right? She's on death row in texas. Right, and mike wants the supreme court to hear an appeal based on her diminishedental capacity. And the court announced an hour ago that they are not going to hear her appeal. So what, he wants to come in and get me to commute her sentence? Motorcade's ready, madam president. Thank you. I'll tell him you're too busy. he's a friend. I have to call him back. Just not what I needed today. I'll tell him that you'll call him back next week after the holiday. The supreme court was their last appeal. The execution is scheduled for the day after thanksgiving. She'll be dead by next week. Okay. commander.in.chief. Season 01 Episode 09 It's a bad idea. He's an old friend from law school. I owe him the courtesy of a face-to-face. He's representing a killer who's about to get the needle. A killer with an I.Q. Hovering somewhere around room temperature. If I put his name on the schedule, the entire press corps is going to be all over us. All we'll be talking about is the death penalty. Okay, arrange a drop-by. He gets a tour of the white house, I run into him, we spend a few minutes in private and then it's never on the schedule. In the world of drop-bys, do you remember jayne murray? She's templeton's former chief of staff.
She's lobbying for related industries on the base closure. If you could give her five minutes. Of course. Madam president, your mother just arrived at the residence. Thank you, laura. For thanksgiving, right? Must be nice to get a visit from someone who's just here for the turkey. Yodon't know my mother. Mom. Hey! honey. Oh, god. Hi. look at you. You got in early. the escorts used the sirens all the way from connecticut. It was very effective. Where are the kids? still in school. They don't get off for thanksgiving till wednesday. which reminds me... brought your favorite recipes. you know, I think the kitchen staff has that covered. honey, I know how to handle help. Don't worry. They're going to love me. They're not exactly help, mom. I know. They're staff. I understand they're professionals. They're not used to interference, but, honey,
I have been cooking thanksgiving dinner for my family for 50 years. It's our tradition, even without dad, and as long as I'm standing, I'm cooking. Okay. I'll do this later. Show me your office. The oval's still the same. I haven't changed anything. yes, you have. You're sitting behind the desk now. you could use more assertive colors in here. redecorating is at the bottom of my list, mom. I'm not talking at all about decor. It's a way to lift your leg and establish your territory. The point is to mark your turf. I forgot how beautiful this woodwork is. Just right in here, mom. All right. Madam president, I'm a little early. Yes. Excuse me. Nathan templeton, mrs. Allen. Hello, mr. Speaker. How do you do? Going to give your mother a tour of the oval office? no, I've already done that with president bridges. I was just walking the president to work. please, don't let me interrupt.
I'm early. No, no, I'll wait here while you do your visit. You certainly will not, sir. You have business with the government. Government runs slow. But not because of the president's mother. I'll see you later, dear. Okay. You're makg me feel bad, mrs. Allen. I doubt it. it was a pleasure meeting you, mr. Speaker. And you, and you. And you're much handsomer than your pictures. Your hair is beautiful, just like my husband'S. Mr. Speaker. This is your last chance. excuse me. What were you doing just now? I-I was trying to make friends for you. Mom, I don't need any help with that. The longer we're here, the more he'll think we're talking about him. Go. your mother's very charming. Almost always. she's right. I've never taken a good picture. Are you going back to your district for thanksgiving? No.
We're going to stay put this year. You know, the hurricane took the house and... sarah's had a tough week. I'm sorry to hear that. If she's up to it, why don't you join us? It's just the family. Thought it'd be better for the kids than having a big white house affair. No, no, that's your family dinner. There's always room at the table at thanksgiving. That's very kind of you,thank you. I'll... I'll ask sarah, see how she feels. Good. But you didn't call me in to ask us to thanksgiving. No. Please. The essex naval base is a relic of the cold war. Closing it would save the military $1.7 billion in the first year alone. we could cook those numbers any way we want. My people tell me that the domino effect on the economy could cost 2 billion over 5 years. Those are local numbers. The brac report is very clear. There will be no economic impact nationally. This affects my home community, -and you know that. -I do. You also know that essex was never supposed to be on the closure list. I had a deal with president bridges, a deal that you made a promise to honor. I made a promise, a personal promise to teddy, not to you. A community is at stake, a community that I care about, and all I am asking of you is to honor your original position. It's a position that I was compelled to reconsider based on the merits of the report.
This is just shuffling military money back and forth, robbing peter to pay paul. No, it's sending money where it's needed. I had a private meeting with the head of the joint chiefs of staff, and he was very forthright. He said that it was critical-- sad, but critical-- that we close these obsolete bases and release those funds for fighter readiness, intelligence systems, homeland security. You really want to make this where we draw our battle lines? You willing to die on this hill? Are you telling me that you're going to take the tape out of the safe and make it public? I have no intention of using that tape. I could fight fair and win. Madam president, I would expect nothing less from you, and yoshould expect nothing less from me. She's really going to see me? Soon as templeton leaves. Templeton's here? On base closure? The important thing is that you're here, right? don't be nervous. Three minutes with her can determine the future of my entire career. Why should I be nervous? Do ask sarah about thanksgiving. We'd love to have you. Yes, I will. Thank you, madam president. Jayne. Jim. Mr. Speaker. Madam president. You remember my former chief of staff jayne murray. Good to see you. You, too.
Jayne's just taken a cushy k street job, probably lobbying your man here on the base closings. Ready for you in the roosevelt room, madam president. Thank you. Will you walk with me? actually, we're not quite through. And I need jim for a minute. Walk with us? Sure. Mr. Speaker. Thank you so much for meeting with me, madam president. I'm not meeting with you, I'm walking with you. Walking and chatting, chatting and walking. What would you care to chat about? Essex naval base. we're doing work with certain related industries. Who would take a substantial hit if the base is closed. Undersea warfare can be critical to our survival as a nation. It's not our only undersea base, just the only one your clients happen to have a contract with. I have a brief on the impact of the base closure. Can I put it in your hands? Of course. Can I say I put it in your hands? Of course. Good luck with your new position. Thank you, madam president. Ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. She took the brief. I just became the k street lobbyist who put a brief directly into the hands of the president. That's great.
do you have a second? Jayne, we can't keep seeing each other. When you were working for templeton, it was barely ethical. Now that you're a lobbyist, it'S... illegal. I know. It was nice for awhile. I can't believe she took the brief. I'm going to miss you. We'll see each other all the time. I'll still miss you. This is chef tom and chef carl and this is chef paul who's the dessert chef. -chef paul,what an honor. -Look at these incredible desserts. Mrs. Allen, hello. I'm nora woodruff. -I'm the first gentleman's chief of staff. -nora. I would be delighted to show you around. The president's mother is going to be cooking thanksgiving dinner, nora. this isn't really a domestic kitchen, mrs. Allen. don't worry, nora. I know my way around btus. I have a restaurant range at hom and I'm sure chef paul will help me. actually, sir-- mrs. Allen's always made thanksgiving dinner for the family, nora. We're not going to mess with tradition. It's just a family dinner. There's no state protocol involved. Would you like place cards written?
That would be lovely. and individual menu cards? We have little crystal holders. can you show me those? Right over here. I know when I'm not needed. Now what china pattern do you think we should use, nora? Have you seen the lenox... and right this way, mr. Stanton. The roosevelt room was the original site of the president's office when the west wing was built in 1902. Kennedy kept his fishing trophies in here, didn't he? Watch out, vince. Mike's a kennedy buff. He knows all the trivia. Madam president. Mike. Impressive. I'm sorry I can't show you the oval. I understand. I only have a few minutes. Fine. Come on. This is blackmail. Hold on. Ooh, the old San Francisco Bay. * I see forever now... * What a day, what a day, what a day. * * Oh, baby, baby, baby, make me want to sing to you. * * I'm in the mood to drive across the bridge. * Hey, can I drive?
* Oh, baby, * baby, baby. Oh, what a day. It's beautiful. Beautiful. * I've got the world on my side. I want to sing, and I want to dance! Why the long face? Cho Cho, it's just not gonna happen. But you gave me your word. Just sit back and relax, okay? Watch the car. Fine. If you want to leave me alone in a beautiful, primo '69 Cougar with a sports package. Whoa, hold the phone. You don't still think you're coming inside with me, do you? But you're the computer nerd; I'm the people person. But you're not even people. I really think we should talk about this, Fowler. Talk about it? Yeah, all right, we could talk about it. As a matter of fact, talking in the right place could be good. I like my job, Cho Cho. Don't embarrass me. Don't you embarrass me. Hey, it looks like the computer finally paid off. He's got a date. Okay, you can wait for me in the interrogation room. Just don't touch anything, please. Looks like NYPD Blue.
Hey, where do they keep the police dogs? You stay put while I check in, okay? 10-4. Criminal who got away? Ex-wife who got the house. Uh! Good news. Just heard back from division. They're approving COLAR for the entire department. No way. Talking about building a new state-of-the-art command center. That's incredible news. Yeah. You'd be in charge of the command center, and I'd be in charge of you. Everybody wins. So make sure and get COLAR's list of possible suspects out to Gerber so we can start making arrests. Well, I haven't quite run that analysis yet, sir. Why not? Well, 'cause I don't think that COLAR has all the proper data. What if I had an eyewitness? Witness? * There's a dog in my interrogation room. Just bear with me on this one. All I want you to do is watch. Watch what? I don't know. How to say this, so I'm just going to come out and say it. That dog, the dog right there in that room, he's gonna... talk. Talk?
You mean, you say, "Speak," and he barks. No, no, I say, "Speak," and he speaks, full sentences, subject, verb, object, the whole enchilada. What's up? Oh, nothing out of the ordinary. Fowler says this dog is gonna talk. Talk? You mean, like, confess? No. Words. Just need you to go over the facts again about Chin Li. Come on, you remember. Tell me again about the assassins who attacked your master. Come on; you remember how you karate-chopped the one guy and then drop-kicked the other and then you called 911. He's not going to talk without his lawyer present. Come on, Cho Cho, why? What, is it what I said before about getting creeped out when you walk on your hind legs? What? Cho Cho, speak. Come on, Cho Cho. Come on, help me out here, pal. Cho Cho, speak, please. Please, Cho Cho, don't do this to me. Hey, they're making out on their first date. All right, you two. Out of here, both of you. Come on, out. Let's go. Yes, thank you very much. Go on. Hey, Dr. Doolittle, get your butt in here pronto.
A dog that called 911? Are you trying to get yourself fired? Traitor. Well, you listen to me, Fowler. Unless you have an eyewitness, one without a tail, I suggest you go back and analyze your data and let real detectives make the arrests. Is that clear? Keep that dog out of my squad room. You did that on purpose. Of course I did. Why? Well, I may be a dog, but that doesn't mean I can't smell a rat. I trust you, Fowler. But this is crazy. You're a dog that talks. This turns theories of evolution upside down. I just wanted them to hear you. I told you I could only speak to the man who seeks the truth. That was supposed to be you. Chin Li was like a father to me, and now they've killed him. He deserves justice. You're right. I'm sorry. What I did was wrong. I'm sorry. Cho Cho, please. Come on, show me some love. One last chance. Shake on it? Shake?
Really? Okay. Look, can we continue this in the bathroom? The bathroom? Why? 'Cause I got to take a whiz. Duh. What? Never saw guys taking a leak before? Freaks. Okay. Look, we're partners now, okay? You're not gonna kiss me, are you? I don't know you well enough. Look, just promise me one thing, all right? If we solve this case, you have to let the rest of the world know that you can talk. If we solve this case, I'll sing a love song to a cat in front of the whole squad. All right, we should start our investigation where Chin Li worked... the dog track, Cage's Kennel Club. Uh, uh, I'll make the decisions here. Detective. Is the dog from the crime scene? Yeah, he sort of followed me home. Guess I adopted him. Well, that was very sweet of you. Yeah. So, uh, anyway, I came to apologize. Apologize? Yeah. Most detectives make up their mind before they ever get to the crime scene, but you refused to take the easy way out.
I should've backed you up, but I didn't. Oh, pshh, come on, no, no, no. That's, you know... I understand how it is. It's just how things work at the department. Yeah, well, either way, you're the kind of cop I want to be when I make detective. Yeah, well, it'll happen. Mm-mm-mm. I don't know. I'm really good on the streets, but I, uh, I choked on the written exam. Well, maybe, uh, next time, you know, you're studying for the written exam, maybe, I don't know, I could, I don't know, I could help you study, help... Ashley, we got a call. Yeah, okay. I'm sorry. I got to go. We'll talk later? Yeah. Are you kidding me? That was your best shot? You didn't even get her phone number. So, uh, what, we going home? Nope, we're going to the races. Oh, that's great. What? Dog asks you to get on the case and nothing. But some tootsie bats her eyelashes and zippedy-doo-dah, you're Dirty Harry. Zip it, Fido. You know, females put out a signal when they're interested. I could smell some major flirtage going on there.
Oh, so now you're an expert on romance, huh? This from a species who says, "Hello," by sniffing each other's butts. Oh, sorry, ladies. And now, a fast move by Southern Beauty. Southern Beauty on the outside. If I was a betting man, I'd say Southern Beauty by eight lengths. You've been right all day long, Daddy. Southern Beauty... You did it again. That little puppy's got some... a fire in her. Southern Beauty won again. That's four in a row, Dad. What a surprise, Eddie. Yes, a surprise, Eddie. There's a detective in the kennel... about Chin Li. Uh-huh. Well, bring him up, son. What's wrong with her? And they're off. These muscle-heads are an embarrassment to our race. Well, aren't you being a little catty? Pardon the expression. These dogs are athletes. Chasing an idiotic, mechanical rabbit? They're nothing but puppets of the man. Aw, don't be jealous. I'm sure you could keep up if you dropped a few pounds. Mr. Flower?
I'm Detective Fowler. Are you looking for Mr. Cage? Yes. I'm Mr. Cage. You're Mr. Cage? I'm Edward Cage, managing director here at the Cage Kennel Club. If you're looking for my father, he's upstairs watching the races. Okay. Your dog will have to stay here, of course. You stay here, Cho Cho, and be a good doggy. And if you do, you get a little doggy treat. Good boy. Hey, I got a doggy treat for you. Good afternoon, son. Afternoon. I'm Hamilton Cage, and you are? Detective Fowler. It's an honor to meet you, Mr. Cage. Uh-uh-uh. Rule you call me Hamilton. Edward you met. My son, my dear son and heir. Want a drink? Oh, no, I'm on duty, thanks. Get him a drink. And this is my little princess. My daughter Margret. President of Research and Development for my largest division, Biotech. And I suppose I should tell you a little tiny something about myself. Son, I was a...
Orphaned as a baby. That's right. Educated in the Far East... A PhD in chemistry by the age of 20. You started Biotech Pharmaceuticals which you built into a world leader. Continue. Five years ago, you started Cage Sports Enterprises which includes a pro football team, CSE Sports Channel, and the Cage Kennel Club. Glory Hallelujah, I do so love a man who does his homework. You must be one heck of a detective, son. Aw, shucks. No, just more of an internet geek. Internet geek. That's a good one. Hey, what's with you? Calm down. Hey, over here, big boy. Well, howdy. Hey, that Southern Beauty's a wild one, isn't she? She didn't use to be. But you look like a dog who appreciates a woman with a little spunk. Oh, I do. Uh, tell me, uh... Mary Beth. Mary Beth. I'd like to know everything I can about this track. My mama told me to be careful around dogs who ask too many questions. You always listen to your mama? Practically never. Is there some problem, Detective? No, no, it's just, um, you seem like you're in remarkable shape for man of your...
Age? I know you're trying to be diplomatic. But as you can see, good health is not just a business with me. It's a passion. That and the track. Oh, different kind of passion. And most of the credit for the track must go to my dear son Edward, my son and heir. Mmm-hmm. Well, so, if Edward was in charge of the track, he must have been the last one to see Chin Li alive, right? Ohh. What about that, Edward? Chin Li was working the morning shift feeding the dogs, but he was gone by noon. Chin Li was so much more than my friend. He taught me about trust, loyalty, generosity, action, focus. Everything I am today I owe directly to him. Sorry for your loss. Cho Cho. Has anyone thought about Cho Cho? Chin Li had a dog that was very important to him. Do you know where he is? It's funny you should ask. Cho Cho! I got to go. Can we continue this another time? Cho Cho! I've got a flea bath booked at six. Well, then, I'll see you later. Oh, yes. This mongrel was just a pup last time I saw it. We were closest to him in all the world, you and I.
I know you miss him every much. Very decent of you to take Cho Cho in, Detective. It was before I found out he never stops talking. Barking. Never stops barking. Cho Cho, sit. My entire organization is at your disposal. I want Chi Li's attackers brought to justice. I'll do my best. Oh, do better than that. Get it done. Margret will show you out. We're counting on you. I did a little leg work, partner, What? Sweet little greyhound back there said they introduced a new feed to Southern Beauty and some of the other dogs. Huh. What are you doing? The magnetic strip on the ID cards carry a unique code for each employee, so I'm using COLAR to access the Cage Kennel Club Employee Database. And? Well, Chin Li did leave the kennel area gate by noon, but there's an entry and exit coming from the Biotech building at 8:55 p.m. Uh-oh. Oh, no. Feline fury coming on. What? Cat. What? I hate cats. Lazy, worthless layabouts, the whole lot of them. Look at that.
You know, cats are behind the plagues of the Middle Ages; you know that, don't you? Are you insane? And I got my suspicions about World War II. And... and... and you... you think Oswald acted alone, huh? Well, I'm sorry. I just got some issues with the C-word I guess, that's all. I'm sorry. Look at that. It's Chin Li's killer. How do you know that's him? Don't you see the bandages on his left wrist? That's where I bit him. Give me those keys. * I got you running in circles. He's getting away. Officer in pursuit! Officer? Hey! You're not an officer, I am. Doesn't this come with power steering? Are you crazy? You can't drive! Oh, yeah? What do you call this... surfing? Stop the car! Code 12. Red team, go. Red team, go. Cho Cho!
Stop! Who put that sign there? Stay on the road. * But you didn't count on this top dog coming around. * Hit the brakes; hit the brakes! I am hitting the brake. It won't stop. The accelerator's stuck. Bail out, bail out! Man overboard. Oh, God! Uh! Ahhh! No! I loved that car. This is not good. Oh, a little bodywork, a paint job, it'll be like new. I heard. How you doing? I'm doing good. It's a good day so far. You know, minus the teeny, tiny annoyance of no car, suspension, no future. It's a good day. Good times. Even when you're upset, you're still funny. I don't feel very funny. Well, you make me laugh. That must count for something. Units 5-10 and 6-14, please respond...
Hey, what? Ask her. Ask her what? Never mind, I'll do it. Say, uh, why don't you meet me for dinner at the Amazon Cafe at 8:00? Amazon Cafe? It's a date. Why did you do that? Jeez, I don't know what other signals she can give you but jumping in your lap. Besides, I got a good plan. You'll do fine. I won't do fine. You said it yourself: I'm not a people guy. This date's going to go five minutes, then I'll say something stupid, and she's going to walk out. Don't worry about it, partner. I got a plan for that too. * You wanted to see me? I want you to stop what you're doing. Ha! Thought I was helping. The goal of this company is not to fix greyhound races, but to realize the potential for greatness that lies within us all. Ha! Have I made myself clear? Perfectly. Hii-yah! There's a meeting tomorrow in the new wing with Margret and the science team. I expect you to be there as well. I expect you to be there as well.

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