The Rookie Season 6 Episode 1

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The Rookie Season 6 Episode 1

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00:00Previously on The Rookie.

00:01What's all this?

00:02I'm studying for the detective's exam.

00:05Monica?

00:06She's smart, fairly ruthless, and God forbid you leave the toilet seat up.

00:09Celia, look out!

00:11It seems obvious that they were targeted.

00:12Bailey!

00:14Leah!

00:15Hi!

00:17Angela had the baby.

00:18It's a girl.

00:23What's happening?

00:24Melissa, possible masterminds.

00:26You were at the bottom.

00:27Weaponizing Luke Moran against the LAPD has driven every cop in the city away from our target.

00:32By the time they realize the damage we've done, we'll be long gone.

00:50Shot fired.

00:51Hey, ping out up front.

00:52I need help.

00:57Aaron's bleeding internally.

01:03A surgeon must have missed a bullet fragment.

01:05They're rushing him into surgery.

01:06Is he gonna be all right?

01:07I don't know.

01:08What do I do?

01:09Nothing you can do.

01:10Just be there to watch over him.

01:12Do you guys need help?

01:13Is there anything I can do?

01:14Negative.

01:14You still haven't been cleared medically.

01:17Selena.

01:18Selena.

01:20We heard Aaron's back in surgery.

01:22Yeah, they just rushed him in.

01:23I'm on one with Sergeant Gray.

01:25Wait, you guys are checking out already.

01:26You just had the baby.

01:27That's too noisy here.

01:29We got the pediatrician to sign off.

01:31We're going home.

01:31Unless Gray needs something from us.

01:33Negative.

01:33Just please stick with your police escort.

01:36We caught the mastermind, but I'm not too sure.

01:41All right.

01:42Explain it to me like I'm a toddler.

01:43This assault was well-funded and well-executed, but Lucas Moran had $12 in the bank and a well-documented

01:49history of being a loner.

01:50We're not buying any of the resources to pull off the attack.

01:53Or the contacts.

01:53Okay, maybe he met someone in prison who helped him.

01:57Most likely, but who's going to spend a fortune to kick a hornet's nest?

02:01Who volunteers to piss off the entire LAPD?

02:04Somebody with their own agenda.

02:05I wanted to focus our attention on the past.

02:07Divert all of our resources to this neighborhood so they can pull off a new crime?

02:11A new crime like what?

02:12No clue, but I bet my life it's happening right now.

02:1460 seconds ahead of schedule.

02:19Let's keep it tight.

02:26All right.

02:27We've been through this a dozen times.

02:28Saisha and her crew meet the inside man and gain control of the security room while we take the lobby.

02:33Then 20 minutes to load the armored car while Kim does her thing.

02:36Are you really not going to tell us what Kim's thing is?

02:38Correct.

02:39Just focus on your individual jobs, and we will be made of money by this evening.

02:44All right.

02:45Synchronize.

02:46Three, two, one, mark.

02:49Let's go.

02:49Good afternoon, gentlemen.

03:07Any problems?

03:08No.

03:08They're on the security case.

03:09We're taking shifts.

03:11I am Glenn Mercer, U.S. Treasury Department, West Coast Chief Security Officer,

03:15and I am here for an unscheduled security inspection.

03:19Grab the guns, kill the feeds.

03:34What do I do?

03:42That's it.

03:43My part's over.

03:43Phase one complete.

03:50Copy that.

03:51Moving on to phase two.

03:52What?

03:56All right.

04:00Negative seven, Metro 100.

04:02There have been no high-priority calls in the last two hours.

04:04Is that yours?

04:05Dispatch, switch gears.

04:06I don't want any anomalies, no matter how small or seemingly random.

04:09False alarm, noise complaint that seems odd.

04:11Board, totally crazy.

04:13UFO sightings, more people.

04:14Aside from your earlier action, it's a normal day in L.A.

04:17We average a dozen bizarre calls an hour, but none have been from high-value targets.

04:21Oh, come on.

04:22There's got to be something.

04:23Hold on.

04:23This is a little unusual.

04:25The Federal Reserve Bank has an hourly check-in call, which is late.

04:29How late?

04:3017 seconds.

04:31It's barely a blip.

04:32But it's all we've got to go on.

04:33How often are they late?

04:34Rarely, but it happens.

04:35The Federal Reserve is definitely a high-value target.

04:37All right.

04:37I'm a few blocks from there.

04:39I'll swing by.

04:39I'll check it out.

04:44We might have a problem.

04:47Cops outside.

04:48715 on site.

05:08Lobby's empty.

05:15Check that.

05:15There's blood inside.

05:16They're robbing the Federal Reserve.

05:17Send backup, airship, and an ambulance in case of casualties.

05:39Time's up.

05:40How the hell do the cops get onto us so fast?

05:42I don't know, but we've got to go.

05:47Almost there.

05:55Not good enough.

05:56Tough.

05:57You need to buy me another five minutes to get through this last firewall.

06:03Saisha, we need to pivot to Plan B.

06:06Sacrifice the lambs.

06:07Copy.

06:09Let's go.

06:11Leave it.

06:11Let's go.

06:12Let's go.

06:33Let's go.

06:34Oh, my God.

07:04Oh, my God.

07:10Finished.

07:28And I injected a virus that'll make it impossible to figure out what we did.

07:32Suspects, down!

07:34He's not conscious, not breathing.

07:39Here's a shot here from the third floor window.

07:41They sniped their own guy.

07:42Why would they do that?

07:43He must have a secondary escape route.

07:46They want to leave him one behind to flip on him.

07:48Thomas.

07:50So get Eunice rolling to the egress points.

07:52We don't have anybody close by.

07:53Harper, Nolan, you with me?

07:54Fire, basement hall.

08:09Four suspects.

08:10Four.

08:11Okay.

08:12We need to get a burnedstick.

08:20Come on.

08:21We need to get.

08:23Do we need to go through?

08:29There we go.

08:31Who's going through?

08:32Shoulderどう do there?

08:33Are you nervous?

08:49Nope.

08:50Last shit before the wedding.

08:51Yep.

08:52But you're still not nervous?

08:53No.

08:54What about you?

08:56What about me?

08:56Are you nervous that Detective Harper will be taking over your training in my absence?

09:00Oh.

09:01I...

09:01She...

09:02When did that happen?

09:03Last night.

09:04Unless you prefer Sergeant Bradford.

09:05No.

09:06No.

09:06Well, no.

09:07No, no.

09:09What about Smitty?

09:10I'm kidding.

09:11No, Detective Harper, she's great.

09:13I mean, I'm sure I will learn so much from her.

09:17Not that you haven't already taught me everything I need to know.

09:21Well, not that I still don't have a lot of holes in my training.

09:24Not because you're a bad T.O.

09:25Oh, it's...

09:26Oh, thank God.

09:30What's the problem?

09:31My husband's missing.

09:33He went out last night and I haven't heard from him.

09:44Oh, no.

09:52Officers.

09:54Found him.

09:57What?

09:57Any, um, advice to help optimize my experience for Detective Harper?

10:04No.

10:05Why not?

10:05Because so much of what we do is dealing with the unknown.

10:08I don't do you any service by giving you cheat codes.

10:10Cheat codes?

10:11What?

10:12No, nothing.

10:12Training with you?

10:13Oh, there are no cheat codes for me.

10:15I am an enigma wrapped in a badass riddle.

10:17You got that boot?

10:18Yes, ma'am.

10:19Why are you 10-8?

10:20Uh, last shift before I go on leave.

10:22I know, you should be hiding under a desk until it is time to go home, not out on the street.

10:27Why?

10:28The curse of the last shift did nothing I taught you to stick.

10:32Only the rational bits.

10:33You see, Detective Harper feels that the last shift before a vacation, retirement, a wedding,

10:37is to be feared.

10:39She's very superstitious.

10:40I mean, so am I.

10:41I'm writing with you.

10:43Might as well write collateral damage on my forehead.

10:45Why didn't you tell me?

10:46Because unlike Detective Harper, I do not believe in superstitions or curses.

10:50Today is going to be smooth sailing.

10:53Hey, Bailey, what's up?

10:55Uh, we have a huge problem.

10:58That's great.

10:59What's going on?

11:00Well, the wedding planner came by to check her lighting setup and somehow shorted out the HVAC system.

11:05It's getting hot in here, and it's supposed to be even hotter this weekend, and if we don't have air conditioning, I'm...

11:10Okay, we will.

11:11We will.

11:12I can fix that.

11:12Like, now?

11:13Now?

11:14Yes.

11:15No, yeah.

11:15She probably just tripped a breaker.

11:16Look, we're about to go back out on patrol, and we'll swing by.

11:19Okay, thank you.

11:21Is this a huge mistake, doing the wedding here?

11:24No.

11:25No, this is going to be amazing.

11:26Come on.

11:27Best wedding ever, I promise.

11:29All right?

11:29I got to go.

11:29I love you.

11:30Everything all good?

11:31Yeah.

11:31No, perfect.

11:32It's going to be just, um...

11:35You know, just...

11:36LORES, let's go!

11:38Do we have to?

11:40I mean, there's plenty of paperwork we could fill out, and I'm sure Sergeant Greg could find us things to do at the station.

11:44Thanks.

11:44Hold your nerve, Officer Juarez.

11:47That's an order.

11:49Yes, sir.

11:50Are you ready?

12:00Nice bike.

12:03Doctor, sign off when you're riding it?

12:05You mean, like, in riding?

12:06All I'm saying is, is take it easy.

12:08It's your first day back, and you're not 100% yet.

12:10Hell, I'm not even 100%, and I only had a baby, not a near-death GSW.

12:14Yes, I will be careful, I promise.

12:16Good.

12:16Yeah.

12:16But the correct response to my last sentence was, childbirth is deeply traumatic to a woman's body and should never be minimized.

12:25Right.

12:25Got it.

12:26So, uh, how are you feeling?

12:29Hmm, 80%.

12:31Sad to leave my baby, but excited to use my brain for something else.

12:35You?

12:35Same.

12:36Except the, you know, baby part.

12:38Yeah, I, um, I don't sleep well.

12:43Too many nightmares.

12:45But I'm hopeful that'll change once we, uh, catch the crew behind my shooting.

12:49Any fresh leads?

12:50Not that I know, but it's my first day, too.

12:52All right, here's what we know.

12:54The Federal Reserve heist was a two-prong attack.

12:56In success, they would have escaped with 30 million in cash and an armored car.

12:59We never would have known about the secondary, much larger digital heist.

13:02While computer forensics are ongoing, we've so far discovered over 100 million small-dollar transfers.

13:08Designed to fly beneath the radar.

13:10Any progress on identifying the crew that died at the scene?

13:14No.

13:14How can that be?

13:15They were clearly professional criminals.

13:17No prints or DNA in any database.

13:19The social media scrubber, their faces turned up nothing.

13:21Our working theory is that a hacker sophisticated enough to break through the Treasury Department firewalls

13:25could have purged criminal histories from law enforcement databases prior to the heist.

13:29To sum it up, this crew orchestrated a brutal attack on my people in order to rob the Federal Reserve.

13:34Kill three of their own to slow us down.

13:36And there's no way to trace them or the fortune they stole?

13:39And given how rich they now are, they could be anywhere in the world.

13:44All right, listen up.

13:45This crew attacked our people in their homes.

13:49Kill six innocents.

13:50We won't let them get away with this.

13:52The only way this ends is bad guys in handcuffs.

13:56Hey.

13:57Should you bet on patrol?

13:58I'm stealing a few minutes to study for the detective's exam.

14:01I've been slammed with so much OT, I've fallen way behind.

14:04Hey, can I ride with you today so you can quiz me in between calls?

14:09Yeah, sure.

14:10But it's not going to solve your problem.

14:11I mean, if Lieutenant Prim really has it out for you, he's not going to follow a normal playbook with your old exam.

14:15He's going to give you some crazy scenarios, try and sabotage you.

14:18That's not fair.

14:19The test should be the same for everybody.

14:20How the hell am I supposed to study for wild cards?

14:22You can't, but we can spend today chasing outside-the-box calls, try and widen your knowledge base a little.

14:27Okay.

14:29Don't thank me yet.

14:30I'm not going to make the day easy.

14:31The truth is, you learn best when you're a little pissed off.

14:34Do I?

14:35Or are you just trying to get me to give you permission to be an ass?

14:38Well, if that's your attitude, you really don't want my help.

14:40No, I do.

14:41I need it.

14:44Or do I?

14:46I don't like that smile.

14:48That's my smile.

14:49If you're reading into it, that's on you.

14:51Let's roll.

14:53Why do I feel like I'm making a terrible mistake?

14:56Hey.

14:57Oh, it is an oven in here.

14:59I told you.

15:00What if you can't fix it?

15:01I can fix it.

15:03Wedding is almost here.

15:04Are you just so excited?

15:06Totally.

15:06You just blew a breaker.

15:07I got a spare.

15:08Don't worry about it.

15:09I mean, I'm made of anxiety inside, but underneath that's excitement, I think.

15:13Well, not to make it about me, but I just bought a sexy dress and I'm ready to party.

15:19I fixed it because I'm a genius.

15:22And humble.

15:23And icky.

15:25There we go.

15:25All right.

15:26Back to work?

15:26To taunt the curse of mine.

15:28What curse?

15:29Why would you say that in front of Bailey?

15:30I'm sorry, sir.

15:31It's nothing.

15:31It's a Harper superstition curse of the last shift.

15:35Nothing is going to go wrong today, okay?

15:37I promise.

15:38Whoa.

15:39Hey.

15:39How can I help you?

15:40Hi.

15:40Yeah.

15:41Josh Randall.

15:42I just bought the house next door.

15:44The police is...

15:45Is there a problem?

15:46Oh, no.

15:46Not at all.

15:47I'm Bailey.

15:47This is John.

15:48We live here.

15:48Oh, cool.

15:49I've never had a cop for a neighbor before.

15:51But anyway, I just wanted to stop by and bring you this.

15:53Oh, that's so nice.

15:54Very sweet.

15:55But we should be the ones giving you the welcome to the neighborhood bottle.

15:57Well, it's not exactly a welcome bottle.

15:59It's more of a sorry for the inconvenience bottle.

16:02I'm tearing down the house next door this weekend, and it's possible it might get a little...

16:06A little noisy.

16:06No, no, no, no.

16:07I got it.

16:09We're actually getting married this weekend.

16:12Here.

16:13Yikes.

16:15Wish I had brought a pricier bottle of champagne.

16:17Yeah.

16:18We're going to have to just push back that demolition.

16:20Oh, yeah.

16:21Totally.

16:21But there's no way.

16:23Sorry.

16:23The permits have all been pulled, and my contractor is a super tight window to get the work done,

16:26and I'm just not able to alter my schedule.

16:29Not able.

16:30Just, you know, not going to.

16:33You get it.

16:34It's what I was going to do and am going to do.

16:36But anyway, I'm just gutted about the mix-up.

16:40It's going to be a fun story, right?

16:42Three bulldozers that are winning anyway.

16:45See you this weekend.

16:48Curse of the last shift.

16:53I'm going to.

16:56I'm going to.

16:58I'm just.

16:59Welcome back, Officer Thorson.

17:20Thank you, sir.

17:21And thank you for everything you did for me while on medical leave.

17:23You're welcome.

17:25But that kindness stopped when you put that uniform back on this morning.

17:29Sir?

17:29I've been where you are, son.

17:30Trying to come back after being shot.

17:32Almost dying.

17:34I would be doing no kindness by coddling you now.

17:37Yes, sir.

17:37Look, I'm not looking for any special treatment.

17:39I'm ready to get back on the street and prove myself.

17:41That's not your decision to make.

17:42I'm assigning you to station duties while you start seeing the department psychiatrist.

17:46Only after they approve you for active duty while I put you back on the street.

17:50Sir, with all due respect, I'm already seeing a pretty dope therapist.

17:54I mean, little Gherkin swears by him.

17:55Who the hell is little Gherkin?

17:57You know what?

17:57I don't care.

17:58The department requires you to see their psychiatrist.

18:01You're going.

18:02Twice a week.

18:03First appointment's tonight.

18:08There you are.

18:09Hey, mama.

18:09Welcome back.

18:10You just got a call from the BHPD.

18:13Some guy wraps his half-million-dollar Lambo around a tree in Beverly Hills.

18:16And I care why?

18:17Because you had his fingerprints flagged on the system with no name associated.

18:20God damn it.

18:21And where's he now?

18:22Lanyan at the hospital.

18:23Why?

18:23Who is this guy?

18:24We got a hit on our Federal Reserve crew.

18:26Sir, I would like to go.

18:27Absolutely not.

18:33NBA with contusions of forehead.

18:35A possible fracture to left you.

18:38One, two, three.

18:40Hey, it's Dr. Hoffman.

18:43He's going to need a surgical consult on his arm.

18:45Is my Lambo okay?

18:46It's brand new.

18:47I just drove off the lock today.

18:48And right into a tree.

18:50Lex.

18:54Hello.

18:55This is Detective Harper, LAPD.

18:57The man you just brought into the hospital is wanted for murder, armed robbery, and assault

19:01on law enforcement officers.

19:02He is extremely dangerous.

19:06Oh, shit!

19:08Oh!

19:10What's the situation?

19:24He's got a hostage in there.

19:25She's a nurse.

19:26Thought I had a clear shot, but I hit her.

19:28What kind of weapons he got?

19:29It's a blade.

19:29Some kind of scalpel.

19:30It's Lisa.

19:31She's got shot.

19:32We got to get her out of there fast.

19:33Okay, this is going to be tricky.

19:34We have no idea who this guy is or what his pressure points are.

19:37We pushed the wrong one.

19:38He could snap and kill her.

19:39We don't got time to analyze them.

19:40I think I can get a clean shot if Nolan can get him focused on the door.

19:44If it goes sideways, I'll take the shot.

19:48All right, do it.

19:50Turn off the lights.

19:50Yes, sir.

19:51Sir, this is our first lead in six weeks.

19:59If he ends up dead...

20:00I'll probably release the hostage.

20:01Always.

20:02No, yes, of course.

20:02I just...

20:03Sir!

20:05I'm Officer John Nolan, LAPD.

20:07We need to talk.

20:08About what?

20:09How screwed I am?

20:11Or how are you going to offer me a ride to a non-exhibition country if I let the hostage

20:14go?

20:14I think we should focus on not making matters any worse.

20:17You both need medical attention.

20:19Let me get that for you.

20:20Shh.

20:21Look, man, you're a smart guy.

20:23You know there's a deal to be made if you help us.

20:25Forget it.

20:27I'm not a wreck.

20:28Even if I was, I'd never survive long enough for wit's sake.

20:30It's not true.

20:31We can protect you.

20:32No, you can't.

20:36You can't.

20:38I should never buy this stupid car.

20:40You warned me.

20:44I'm going to die.

20:45But first, I'm going to make it hurt.

21:02Claire!

21:03Come on!

21:04Keep pressure on that.

21:06Right.

21:08Get her out.

21:09Get her out.

21:12What now?

21:14Now we hope that the address on his registration is real, and he left something behind that'll

21:18lead us to his crew.

21:23Hey, I'm going to need your weapon for OIS investigation.

21:28Hey.

21:30You okay?

21:31Better than him.

21:34Maybe I should have asked Harper Lopez to help me study.

21:37Harper's busy with the task force, and Lopez's cop brain is just booting up.

21:41Look, the truth is, all rank police officers share the same knowledge base.

21:45I mean, sergeant, lieutenant, detective, there's only about 8% unique deed specialty.

21:49Yeah, right, but it's not 8% where Prim will try and trip me up.

21:53Maybe, but I'd argue that's exactly what he wants you to think.

21:57Great.

21:57Yeah, thank you so much for that.

22:00Now I get to play the second guessing game where I spiral out of control, worrying about whether

22:04or not Prim knows that I think he will try and trip me up, and that I'm focusing on the

22:09wild cards, while he circles back to all the stuff I should be studying, making me look

22:13like an idiot at the oral exam, pushing me so far down the promotions list that even if

22:18I do manage to pass the oral exam, oh my gosh, I will never even qualify for an open slot.

22:26This is great.

22:28Great.

22:33Please don't.

22:34I didn't say anything.

22:34I can hear you.

22:35You're thinking it.

22:37Just...

22:38Okay.

22:39New idea.

22:40Unique scenarios during the day.

22:42Study manual at night.

22:43I will sleep when it's over.

22:59Clear.

23:01Clear.

23:02All right.

23:03We're gonna have to move fast.

23:05Any evidence our suspect might have left behind is gonna be useless the very second his crew

23:08finds out he's killed by cops.

23:10Officer Juarez, what is our next move?

23:11Well, police is a rental.

23:13Clearly not the suspect's main domicile, so we tear the house apart in a top-to-bottom

23:16search while trying to avoid provoking the curse any further.

23:20That's...

23:21Uh, what curse?

23:22It's nothing.

23:23Last shift before the wedding.

23:25Yeah, I don't mess with curses.

23:26Not since Uncle G's uncovered that ancient tomb.

23:30You can keep your bad juju final destination karma target away from me.

23:35Okay.

23:38All right, Officer Juarez, let's start our search in the back bedroom.

23:40Well, you'll recite for me the five rules of a domicile search in backwards alphabetical order.

23:44Any mistakes you make will result in a blue page.

23:47If you mention the word curse in my presence again, you'll be volunteered for all the cavity

23:51searchers at the station from now to your 30th birthday.

23:53Yes, sir.

23:55Clear.

23:56Clear.

23:56Seven Metro 100.

24:02I'm on the scene of a 187.

24:04Trying to control the Officer Chen.

24:05All right.

24:06I'm here as a resource, but as of now, you're in charge.

24:09What's your first move?

24:11Crime scene's too small.

24:12Responding officers didn't recover the murder weapon.

24:15Shooter probably ditched it somewhere along the block.

24:18Make the call.

24:18Seven Metro 100 requesting additional units for an expanded crime scene, canvas, and search

24:25grid.

24:25Notify homicide and mobilize the TID team.

24:28What else?

24:30I think there's nothing else we can do until TID gets here to document the scene.

24:34Am I missing something?

24:36Do you think you're missing something?

24:36I think you're messing with me.

24:41Unless you're not, and I am really missing something.

24:45All right.

24:45Well, you've checked all the obvious boxes, but there's a wild card.

24:48Is everyone going to tell you what it is?

24:49Yes.

24:49No.

24:50Just let me think for a minute.

24:52All right.

24:52Pretend you don't have a minute.

24:53What are you missing?

24:54Nothing.

24:57Something?

24:57What is it?

24:58No.

24:58Don't tell me.

24:59Just...

24:59Look, there's no shame in not knowing the answer, Officer Chen.

25:01Just let me think for a minute.

25:02Sergeant Bradford, please.

25:07What is that?

25:11The thing you should have thought of.

25:12No.

25:13We have to turn this off.

25:14How are we going to turn it off?

25:16Oh.

25:20Oh, my gosh.

25:23No.

25:35No.

25:36Hey.

25:44You need anything?

25:46Uh, no.

25:47The union rep is on his way, and I am just landing in 30.

25:51Having Gray as a witness is a godsend.

25:55Any one of us would have taken the shot.

25:57You saved Lisa's life.

25:59I know, but I'm still going to have nightmares about it,

26:01even though I've been through it before.

26:03Can I do anything more to help?

26:04Call James?

26:05No.

26:06No.

26:06Not yet.

26:08I know he's going to be mad at me for not telling him right away,

26:10but there's a part of him that is going to judge me,

26:13and I'm just...

26:14I'm not ready to deal with that right now.

26:16I come bearing burritos and babies.

26:19Oh, I don't know which I'm happier to see.

26:21Well.

26:23Don't judge me.

26:24I would never.

26:25I heard what happened.

26:27Sounds like a clean sheet.

26:29Oh, sweetie, baby.

26:31First station visit?

26:32That is exciting.

26:33Yeah.

26:34Here you go.

26:36Oh, that is so cute.

26:39Slow day at the front desk.

26:41Galatial.

26:41Hey.

26:42At this point, I'm looking forward to department mandated therapy.

26:44Don't.

26:45In-house shrinks are a unique breed.

26:46Most are ancient or uninterested.

26:49And legally, they don't work for you.

26:50You got to stay vigilant.

26:51Don't overshare.

26:53Huh?

26:55Excuse me.

26:56That could not have backfired more spectacularly.

26:58It was a literal clown show.

27:01Hopefully nobody heard about it.

27:11Okay.

27:11It's very funny.

27:14Hey.

27:15Welcome back, Officer Thorson.

27:16Thank you, sir.

27:17It's good to be back.

27:17It's really good to see you.

27:19Hey, um, does everybody know about what happened to me?

27:21Oh, you mean the clown show?

27:23Yeah.

27:24Everyone.

27:25Meanwhile, I ran a background track on your victim.

27:27Claude Smith, 36, professional clown, slash mime, slash barista, no priors, closest families

27:34in Arizona, and Liz's right around the corner from where he was shot.

27:36That's great.

27:37Thank you so much.

27:39Wesley, hey.

27:40Sorry.

27:41Oh, my gosh.

27:42I really need your professional opinion.

27:44Uh-uh.

27:45No, I'm on paternity leave.

27:46Oh, wait.

27:47So does that mean you didn't hear about my clown show?

27:51No, no, no.

27:52I heard.

27:53Your crime scene was fatally compromised.

27:54The only way for you to guarantee a conviction is to get a full confession from the killer.

27:58That's if you can find him.

27:59So, good luck.

28:02Great.

28:02Sir, again, I'm very sorry about focusing too much on the baseless superstition.

28:10It's just in my DNA to take these things seriously.

28:13Okay.

28:13It's not about taking them seriously.

28:15It's about allowing them to distract you.

28:17You've been on the job long enough to know what can happen when you lose focus, even for a moment.

28:22Yes, sir.

28:32Whoa.

28:33Sir.

28:35Ho.

28:35There's only one number in the call history.

28:41Looks like a daily check-in at 4 p.m.

28:45It gives us exactly two hours to figure out what we're going to do the next time that phone rings.

28:54We got a warrant on the incoming phone call.

28:56Audio and visual tap of the suspect's phone.

28:59What's that noise?

29:00Something Dutch feel.

29:02Yeah, we're mechanical.

29:03Where's the visual to be happy?

29:04Working on it.

29:05It takes a little longer to activate the phone's camera.

29:08There we go.

29:10They're on a plane.

29:12Yeah, it looks private.

29:13Oh, that's a G550.

29:15It's an older model.

29:162012, maybe?

29:17You can tell that just by looking at the ceiling?

29:19Let's just say I spent some quality horizontal time on one of those.

29:23Tripped around with an Italian supermodel.

29:25Don't judge.

29:26Oh, I'm judging.

29:27Okay, so all we have to do is figure out where they're flying and then have law enforcement waiting for them.

29:31It's impossible to get a precise location with a phone that's flying at 30,000 feet.

29:35But if we can get a rough GPS when it calls, they might be able to match it to the plane's transponder.

29:39I need to rain on this parade, but we don't know for sure that our crew is on the other end of that phone.

29:45It could be the hostage taker's girlfriend, his drug dealer.

29:48We need confirmation to get an arrest warrant.

29:50We got a more immediate problem.

29:51That phone is going to call this phone in four minutes, and whoever's on that plane is going to know they're not talking to their guy.

29:57Unless...

29:58Ten seconds.

30:06All right.

30:09Here we go.

30:31Wow, that thing sounds even more obnoxious than I thought it would.

30:44Yeah, it kicks ass.

30:45Where are you?

30:46Just crossed out of Mexican airspace.

30:48So, let's find out about the place.

30:50Thanks.

30:56It's...

30:57It's not money.

30:59What?

31:00Thanks, you're breaking up.

31:02We bought it.

31:04You bought it?

31:09We'll find out.

31:10Lost him?

31:11Yeah.

31:11But before that, he sounded weird.

31:15You think something's up?

31:17I don't know.

31:19But better safety than sorry.

31:23Damn it.

31:24What's happening?

31:25They destroyed the phone.

31:27They didn't quite buy your act.

31:28Did you connect the phone GPS to the plane transponder?

31:30Working on it.

31:31Oh, we got facial matches.

31:35He's Boyd Taylor, and the two women with him are Saisha Witt and Kim Lanker.

31:40All have bodies on them in connection with the previous series of armed robberies across

31:43four states.

31:44That's our confirmation.

31:45Got the transponder.

31:46Jet's flying from Mexico City to LAX.

31:49Wait, they just filed a new flight plan to land at Whittier.

31:52They're pivoting in case we're waiting for them at LAX.

31:54Let's mount up, people.

31:56Sir, we should really sit this one out.

31:58No way.

31:59She's right.

32:00It's the last shift.

32:01You should stay here.

32:02Sir, all due respect, no.

32:03This guy ambushed my friends and sent a killer to my house.

32:06I need to see this through.

32:07Last shift or no?

32:10Okay.

32:11You're not riding with us.

32:14Sir, no.

32:15What are we doing?

32:26Thinking.

32:29Feels like we're sitting.

32:32The search at the victim's house turned up nothing.

32:34Family and friends gave us no possible motives for why someone would kill him.

32:38And with no forensics, I...

32:40I think I should skip the detective's exam.

32:44Lucy.

32:45I am not ready.

32:46No, you are ready.

32:47Don't let Prim get in your head.

32:48That ship sailed this morning.

32:50Look, I...

32:50I know myself.

32:51If I take this test and I fail, it'll kill my confidence.

32:54It's just better to wait.

32:55Then wait.

32:57You know, you can always work undercover assignments when on patrol.

33:00So you don't believe I can pass?

33:02I didn't say that.

33:03I'm just...

33:04I'm just trying to be supportive.

33:05By telling me I can't do something?

33:07You're the one that said you weren't ready.

33:09I am in a bad place, but you just jumped right in to amplify it.

33:13No, I didn't.

33:14Do you hear me?

33:21What?

33:22The woman in that car was crying while she was looking at the murder scene, okay?

33:25Maybe she knew it.

33:26Or maybe she just had a frustrating fight with her girlfriend.

33:29I'm sorry.

33:53Elise, show us your hands.

33:54Uh, I'm not doing anything.

33:58Ma'am, step aside.

33:58Come over here.

34:13That's not mine.

34:20What about this?

34:21Megan?

34:21I'm guessing you tossed the gun,

34:22didn't realize you lost your bracelet along with it?

34:29I didn't mean to kill him.

34:32He was just gonna tell my husband about us.

34:35All right, ma'am, face that way.

34:36Hands, man, you're back.

34:44Ow!

34:46Hey, police!

34:48Show us your hands!

34:49Hands up!

34:50Hey, freeze, lady!

34:52Turn around, now!

34:56Hey, look!

35:05Do it!

35:06Watch out!

35:15You okay?

35:17Uh, yeah.

35:18I bet he believes in curses now.

35:20Yeah.

35:28Help me understand something, boy.

35:30You're at Picasso, a big money heist,

35:32planned to the nth degree,

35:34executed with shocking violence,

35:36but this job was different, wasn't it?

35:39Can I get a soda?

35:41Can I get a soda?

35:44You didn't just break into the Federal Reserve

35:47and steal hard currency.

35:50You had their computers.

35:51Got into servers that are beyond secret.

35:54Die it, if you have it.

35:56Someone must have pointed you to them.

35:58An inside man,

35:59one that's a hell of a lot higher up

36:00than that security guard.

36:01You know, I would settle for a LaCroix.

36:07Or any sparkling water, really.

36:08This isn't a joke.

36:09You're gonna spend the rest of your life

36:11in an eight-foot cell

36:12till they carry you out in a six-foot box.

36:15Unless you come clean.

36:17Tell us who you're working with.

36:23Why are you questioning my client

36:25after he called for his lawyer?

36:27Nobody was asking questions.

36:28Well, except for me.

36:29Seriously, can I get that soda?

36:31I'd like to speak to my client in private.

36:33Now.

36:36Of course.

36:39That's why you had it.

36:41I recommend you emphasize

36:43how tight the vice is on his nuts.

36:59Hey.

37:01Hey.

37:02Everything going right with IA?

37:03Yeah, it's fine.

37:04That should be cleared in the next air, so...

37:06Good.

37:07Well, I'm here if you need me.

37:09Thanks.

37:10So you survived?

37:12Yeah!

37:13My last shift is officially over,

37:15and I am still standing.

37:18Why?

37:19Why do you insist on tempting fate?

37:21I think because I know it upsets you.

37:23Huh.

37:24You're going to hell.

37:27I tried everything,

37:29but they're knocking that house down

37:30this weekend during our wedding.

37:31We're gonna have to call it off.

37:32No, no.

37:33God, no.

37:34We're not canceling the wedding.

37:35Well, then I'm gonna be the only ride in history

37:37to wear ear protection with her wedding dress.

37:39Yeah, that's entirely possible.

37:41I'm so sorry this is happening.

37:42What's happening?

37:43Oh, uh...

37:44Just our home wedding is a disaster,

37:47and it's too late to change the venue.

37:49Oh, I mean, you guys could get married

37:51at my family's spiritual oasis downtown.

37:54Your family has a spiritual oasis downtown?

37:56He asked him with great admiration?

37:59Oh, yeah.

37:59It's in Gardens.

38:00It's a perfect, stylish party space.

38:03How many guests?

38:0475.

38:04Okay, yeah.

38:05No problem.

38:05We can handle, like, five times as many as that.

38:07Oh, that's...

38:08That's so kind of you, Aaron,

38:11but we couldn't ask you to...

38:12We couldn't?

38:13Well, you're not asking.

38:14I'm all for it.

38:15And it's the least I could do for you,

38:16saving my life.

38:17Well, I didn't save your life.

38:18Some very talented doctors and nurses did.

38:20I'm just saying.

38:21Right, but you got me to them.

38:23So, y'all are getting married to the gardens,

38:25and that's the end of that.

38:27Thank you very much.

38:28No problem.

38:28No, I really am going to cry.

38:33Yo, Shawnee.

38:35Hey, what's up?

38:35This is Aaron.

38:39It's me.

38:41Boyd might be a problem.

38:43Yeah, he's facing life in prison.

38:47They offer him a good enough deal.

38:48He's likely to take it.

38:52Ah, that kind of advice costs extra.

38:59Hundred grand?

39:01Good.

39:03Then my advice is simple.

39:05You should do whatever makes you sleep the most soundly at night.

39:12No, no.

39:17I'm going to pull off the fourth quarter win.

39:20Thanks.

39:22What?

39:23Nothing.

39:25Nothing.

39:26This isn't going to work if you're going to lie to me.

39:28Fine.

39:31Did you undermine me today because you're scared that I'm going to make detective...

39:35What?

39:36No.

39:36Tim.

39:37No.

39:38And I'm upset you'd even think that.

39:40Look, I don't know.

39:41Maybe it wasn't deliberate.

39:42Maybe it was subconscious.

39:43Okay.

39:44So now you're accusing me of being unaware of my actions?

39:46That's not better.

39:48You have to admit that what happened with Isabel was deeply traumatic for you.

39:52I've never not admitted it.

39:54I admitted it the first day we met.

39:55Okay?

39:56So the only thing I did today was to have your back.

39:58But if you can't see that, then...

40:01You know what?

40:07I'm tired.

40:08You guys studying to do so.

40:09Let's just take night off.

40:12All right?

40:12I'll see you tomorrow.

40:13Okay.

40:26Officer Thorson?

40:28That's me.

40:30Hi.

40:32I'm Dr. London.

40:33Uh, Blair.

40:34I'll be working with you if that's okay.

40:36Yeah.

40:37You seem awesome.

40:39Thanks.

40:40But the jury's still out.

40:41I'm sorry.

40:42Shouldn't be joking.

40:44I graduated last year, and I've been here six months.

40:46But I promise, I do know what I'm doing.

40:49Glad one of us does.

40:52That's right.

40:53Hey, hey, hey, hey, yeah, I was found the anecdotal.

41:00I've been lying before the moon.

41:03You'll be down to know the story.

41:06I'm just starting to love you.

41:09Oh.

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