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00:00You busted Petrucci out?
00:02Why?
00:04Petrucci killed my brother three years ago.
00:06It's time for payback.
00:09Come with me if you want to live.
00:11Go get him!
00:13You want to take down Von and Colangelo?
00:15You have to do it on your own.
00:16Toronto Constabulary.
00:18Keep your hands where we can see them, gentlemen.
00:20Detective, even you must admit,
00:21the black community in this city is not well protected by the police.
00:25I'm sure you're right, but vigilante justice is not the answer.
00:28I'm here to protect you.
00:30I fear Miss Hart has gotten herself mixed up in something she can't handle.
00:34People trust you.
00:35They'll pay if you show them you're not scared.
00:37Station House 4 and its staff have been declared redundant.
00:41You as well, Mrs. Crabtree.
00:45This isn't over, Von.
00:47I think it very much is.
01:13Three bodies in a few days.
01:20Male, early 40s.
01:22Already two bodies in the storage.
01:24Squeeze them in.
01:32Deal with him in the morning.
01:33He could go home now.
01:43I don't know.
02:05Detective Murdoch?
02:06What are you doing here?
02:08Retirement or not,
02:09it's becoming increasingly difficult
02:11to avoid crime scenes,
02:13especially one so close to home.
02:15What happened?
02:16A body was delivered last evening.
02:19Unfortunately, I only took a cursory look.
02:21Male, mid-forties.
02:22And?
02:23I believe whatever did this
02:24was hidden inside the man's body.
02:26Good God.
02:27What I don't understand is why.
02:30Could someone be wishing you harm?
02:34If they were, they wouldn't do it here.
02:36Well, I guess this would be the best way
02:38of hiding the cause of death.
02:41But not yours, but whoever was brought in.
02:44And I suppose the fact that you're still here
02:46means the Board of Control has no objection
02:48to your neighborhood safety program?
02:51To the contrary.
02:53They and I applaud Miss Hart's initiatives.
02:58Neighbors.
02:59Caring for neighbors.
03:01The very definition of good governance
03:04is to keep government out of people's business.
03:08What an horrendous incident.
03:11Would you be glad you were unharmed?
03:15And you, Mr. Murlock.
03:17What brings you here?
03:19I would have thought you'd be off somewhere
03:21enjoying your retirement.
03:23Miss Hart, what's the current condition
03:26of the other bodies that were in your cold storage?
03:29Largely incinerated, I'm afraid.
03:30Well, then I suppose that means
03:32their causes of death remain a mystery also.
03:36A mystery the active members
03:38of the Toronto Constabulary will soon solve.
03:41Good day, Mr. Murlock.
03:44Were you at least able to ascertain their identities?
03:47I said good day, Mr. Murlock.
03:50This morgue is city property,
03:52and you are not welcome.
04:04Mrs. Crabtree, the vial?
04:07I can't be here long.
04:08I have to return before they notice.
04:09Yes.
04:10Here, here.
04:11Thank you, Sarah.
04:15Neither Mr. Colangelo nor Mr. Petricci's men
04:17taken into custody are facing charges.
04:19They've all been dropped.
04:21Where are they now?
04:22Are they being held somewhere?
04:23They're all free to go on the mayor's orders.
04:27All right.
04:29Anything else?
04:32Well, it's gossip.
04:33Always up for some.
04:35The mayor's wife has moved out of their house.
04:37They had the most horrendous fight right in the office.
04:40No. Why?
04:41I don't think she can put up with the shenanigans anymore.
04:44Please, I have to get back.
04:45Yes.
04:48We all miss having you around the office.
04:50I miss being there.
04:52Do you think you could find out
04:53where the mayor's wife is staying?
04:55I'll do what I can.
04:59In my humble opinion,
05:01the best goalkeeper in England,
05:03and by definition the world,
05:05is Teddy Davidson.
05:05Be gone, would you?
05:07The only lad on the Wednesday we're talking about
05:08is Peter Warren.
05:10You're only saying that because he's Irish.
05:12Exactly.
05:13Anyway, why waste your breath on the Wednesday
05:15when the only team we're supporting
05:16are the Glasgow Celtic?
05:18All the best Scottish players play in England.
05:20That's why Celtic have got a terrible team at the moment.
05:23You might be right about that,
05:25especially when compared to the one
05:26that lost ten nails to the villa.
05:28There's no need to go on about that, Ryan.
05:29That was a one-off, a debacle.
05:30That won't happen again.
05:32Well, at least the Celtic play for the right side,
05:34don't they?
05:34And there's no need to go on about religion either.
05:37That is one way to ruin sport.
05:39By the way, what happened to your hair?
05:41This.
05:42You know the story of Samson.
05:46Oh, look who's here.
05:47Everyone turns to drink eventually,
05:49especially when left idle.
05:51What are you having?
05:52I'll have a spruce beer, please.
05:53A spruce?
05:54What the devil is that?
05:55He's still a teetotal.
05:57I'll make you a cuppa.
05:59It's the best I can do.
06:02So how did you find me?
06:04Your wife as much as drew me a map.
06:07I take it you've heard about the explosion at the morgue?
06:10Terrible accident.
06:11But if it was going to happen,
06:12the morgue is as good a place as any.
06:14It wasn't an accident.
06:18For what?
06:19Miss Hart believes it was a bomb.
06:21A bomb?
06:22Placed inside one of the victim's bodies.
06:25Bloody hell.
06:26Was anyone hurt?
06:27Thankfully, no.
06:29But there was something interesting about it.
06:33Ah!
06:34Let it steal, man.
06:35Don't be ruining it.
06:36That's Barry's gold you're drinking.
06:38What's more interesting than a bomb in a cadaver?
06:41The first person on scene was none other than Chadwick Vaughn.
06:46Is that right?
06:48Do you think this is his handiwork?
06:50If it was, this could be a chance to get our jobs back.
06:55Who says that's what I want?
06:56I might be perfectly content spending the rest of my days in this pub talking football with Mr. Ryan.
07:01Even though he knows bugger all about it.
07:02Says the man who sports the Wednesday.
07:04Mr. Ryan.
07:06Have you seen Mr. Galangelo or Mr. Petrucci's men about?
07:10Not since you arrested him.
07:11Been peaceful ever since.
07:14It's funny, isn't it?
07:15That none of them saw the inside of a courtroom once that Vaughn took possession of them.
07:19I thought you only wanted to discuss football.
07:22Not if their guts are decorating the morgue.
07:25What do you know about Samson?
07:29There really isn't much to examine.
07:31But something?
07:32There's always something.
07:34There were three bodies in the cold storage at the time of the explosion.
07:37I've yet to determine an exact cause of death.
07:39Who were they?
07:40Tony Petrucci.
07:42And...
07:43Mark...
07:44Colangelo.
07:46Bodies were incinerated, so I don't know how they died.
07:51Enemies in life, friends in death.
07:54What about the one who had a terrible case of heartburn?
07:56I hadn't had a chance to identify him yet.
07:58It was likely Ed Miller.
08:00He was brought in when we were rounding up Tony Petrucci's men.
08:03But wasn't there another fellow?
08:04Bobby Morano.
08:05But I don't think it was Morano.
08:07How tall was the victim that was brought in here?
08:09Easily 6'1", 6'2".
08:11Right.
08:11Morano is 5'8", at most.
08:14So is Morano going to be next?
08:16Or is he behind all of this?
08:18Vaughn is behind all of this.
08:20And if Morano is involved, it's at Vaughn's request.
08:23Well, that may be...
08:24We still need to find him.
08:25And we will.
08:26I think we'll need some help on this.
08:39I suppose this one will do.
08:41Now, make sure to keep that one out of the sun.
08:44I know what they say about plants and sunshine,
08:46but too much will cause a delicate creature like Emily to shrivel and die.
08:50Emily?
08:51Oh, that's her name.
08:53Are you in the habit of naming all of your plants?
08:56Only the ones I'm fond of.
08:59Ah.
08:59And I am quite fond of Emily.
09:01Well, I would hate to break the two of you up then.
09:08You might want to work on your sales technique, Watts.
09:11Oh, she didn't deserve Emily anyway.
09:13Detective, Chief Constable, good to see you.
09:16You as well.
09:16So, what's going on?
09:18What do you mean, what's going on?
09:20You two together are a first I've seen of either of you in some time.
09:24There must be a reason for that.
09:25How would you like your old job back?
09:27The station has been recommissioned.
09:30Not exactly.
09:30But we aim to see that that happens.
09:35Well, I've grown quite fond of plants.
09:38But it's best not to let a pastime become your vocation.
09:41When you do that, you have nothing to turn your mind to,
09:43and then life is nothing but universal sameness.
09:47Oh, is that a guess?
10:06I don't want this.
10:08Is something wrong, sir?
10:10They're ice cold.
10:12It's a shrimp cocktail.
10:14So?
10:15It's supposed to be served cold.
10:18Don't try to pull a fast one on me.
10:21Eat this up, please.
10:22As you wish.
10:28Gentlemen.
10:29Would you like a seat?
10:30Serge, could you set another couple of places, please?
10:32We're not staying.
10:34There's been an incident.
10:35We may have a chance to get Vaughn.
10:38So what do you say, Higgins?
10:39Do you want to remain a kept man?
10:41Or do you want to do something useful with your life?
10:43I am doing something with my life, sir.
10:45I'm enjoying this.
10:47Call Narduk.
10:48This one's probably no use to us anyway.
10:51Wait.
10:54Ruth is getting tired of me laying about the house anyway.
10:59Hey, Garkon?
11:00To my usual account, please.
11:02How's business?
11:04Well, let's just say I almost got my second case yesterday.
11:07But one look at an Asian man.
11:10So, who mean?
11:12My only client so far has been that one's wife.
11:15My wife?
11:16She likes to keep tabs on me.
11:18Tabs? On me.
11:19Why?
11:20If I could be blunt, your wife's reasoning is somewhat beyond me.
11:24But she does pay well.
11:26Are you looking for my help?
11:28Who going after me or Vaughn?
11:31Interested?
11:31He fired me.
11:32Of course I'm interested.
11:34But he's a slippery fish.
11:36You heard about the explosion at the morgue?
11:38I did.
11:38We believe Vaughn was behind that.
11:40We know Vaughn's been behind a lot of things.
11:43But nothing sticks to the man.
11:45I thought you were more of a fighter than that, Albert.
11:48Right then.
11:48We'll let you get back to your business of watching this one make an arse of himself.
11:52Sir, I've not been naked.
11:53While we try and take down Vaughn.
11:57There is no try.
11:59What's that?
12:01There is no try.
12:03Only do.
12:04I heard that once.
12:05A long, long time ago.
12:07Let me pack up.
12:17Roberts?
12:19Yes, sir?
12:20Keeping out of trouble?
12:21Best I can.
12:23Teddy, how would you like your old job?
12:25Yes.
12:27Yes.
12:29I think he'd do it for free.
12:35Bobby Morano is a hired killer.
12:37Capable of putting a bomb in a body?
12:39Right now, he's our best chance.
12:41Miss Hart, I know you've yet to complete your investigation, but do you have an approximate time of...
12:46The Exploding Man?
12:48I would say in the last 24 hours.
12:50Right.
12:51So, Morano could still be in town.
12:54But right now, finding him is our top priority.
12:57Roberts, go and see if you can round up the rest of the Constables.
13:00Yes, sir.
13:03Gentlemen.
13:04Starting without me?
13:05You said you may have found something at the Crown Attorney's Office?
13:09Yes.
13:10They all missed me terribly.
13:14Mayor Vaughn has seen to it that all of the men in custody have the charges against them dropped.
13:18But I have no idea where they are now.
13:21You're not telling us anything we don't know already.
13:23Is that so?
13:25Well, do you also know that Vaughn has himself a new enemy?
13:28One more formidable than any he has ever met.
13:32Who's that?
13:33Thank you so much for the salsa water, you handsome gentlemen.
13:38So I heard you want to go after my husband.
13:41Well, I'm here to help you take the bastard down.
13:48How can you help us, Mrs. Vaughn?
13:52I no longer go by that name.
13:55Noel will do.
13:55That is, if I can call you William.
13:58You can call me Tommy.
13:59That's all right.
14:02Noel, what can you tell me about your husband's involvement in this recent explosion at the city morgue?
14:09I saw him reading a newspaper account, and he chuckled.
14:13Is that it?
14:14He did mention something about a Bobby Murano being a devious bastard, but I hardly listened.
14:20I was preparing to leave him.
14:22All right.
14:23You say you want to help us take down your husband.
14:27Do you have something you can offer us?
14:29Well, there are his naughty papers.
14:33Naughty papers?
14:34You won't get Mr. Vaughn by going after him directly.
14:37You need the board of control to want to take him down.
14:40Doesn't explain what these naughty papers are.
14:43You're a cute one, aren't you?
14:45Chadwick kept a list of every illegal thing done by every member of the board.
14:50You threatened to go public with their indiscretions, and they will oust my husband.
14:54Do you have this list?
14:56We could get our hands on it.
14:58And what do you want from all of this?
15:00I want to see my husband humiliated and destroyed.
15:03That's all.
15:05I'll bring them to you, William.
15:08I'll just need your address, darling.
15:11Oh, uh, it's probably best if they go to Mrs. Crabtree's office.
15:16If it's evidence, I would hate to have to face accusations of tampering.
15:21Shame.
15:22But as you like.
15:23I'll walk you out.
15:24I can walk you out.
15:25That's all right.
15:27Gentlemen.
15:30She's very funny.
15:32So what do you think, Murdoch?
15:35I would hate to risk the reputation of every member of city council.
15:41Vaughn's list could be all lies.
15:42Even if they are, we can still use them in our favor.
15:46I need a drink.
15:49You're not comfortable with all this.
15:52Well, if it's all true.
15:53Yes, of course.
15:55But I'm not willing to take Chadwick Vaughn's word for it.
15:58We need to find Bobby Morano.
16:00I might be able to help with that.
16:02You.
16:04His name is Robert Morano.
16:06It goes by Bobby.
16:08I'm more than familiar with him.
16:10He's in here all the time.
16:1218-ounce ribeye drenched in burn-aids.
16:15Uh, recently?
16:17Not in the last few days.
16:19He said something about a job he was looking forward to doing.
16:22If you see him again soon, please call us at, uh...
16:24Yes, if you do see him, please call...
16:28...this longer.
16:32I see.
16:33Are you with the police?
16:34Oh, once upon a time, currently I'm a florist.
16:38Is that so?
16:39Well, we do have some plants here in dire need of attention.
16:42Well, perhaps you can minister to them.
16:45You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
16:49That could be arranged.
16:51Serge.
16:52Serge.
16:54And he's Llewellyn.
16:55Thank you very much.
17:02This world is a funny place.
17:05You think it's a risky place instead, it's a morgue.
17:08I'm fine.
17:09You think someone may have been targeting you?
17:14Ah, Miss Hart.
17:17All is well, I trust?
17:19Yes.
17:21No ruffians causing trouble in your establishment?
17:25Not as of late.
17:27Good.
17:28Very good.
17:30Seems your neighborhood safety program is working.
17:34Well, that and the increased police presence, which we thank you for.
17:38Well, you know, I mean, it's important all the citizens of this great city are treated equally.
17:46No matter what race.
17:49Speaking of which, I heard the disgraced members of Station House Four were in your establishment last evening.
17:57Yes.
17:58Yes, they were.
17:59Just a Hale fellow, well met reunion?
18:02I think so.
18:03And I believe my wife made an appearance.
18:06Do you know why?
18:08I think she just happened to be there by chance.
18:10She said you two had a spat.
18:11She wanted to call off.
18:14I thought she could do that.
18:17My nollie always runs hard.
18:20Always had a weakness for a woman like that.
18:22Well, if there's anything you think I should be aware of, please, let me know.
18:27I shall be discussing the allocation of police officers at the next council.
18:34Might be time to snip some loose ends.
18:41We never should have got in bed with that man.
18:43I think it's best we stay on his good side.
18:46The devil doesn't have a good side.
18:58And you eat off this table?
19:00Of course.
19:01These things came from inside a human body.
19:04Nothing a bit of soap and water can't solve.
19:08So what do you know?
19:09I'm certain that these are all pieces from the device that exploded in the morgue.
19:13Is there any way we can find out who planted it?
19:15I had hoped to find finger marks or something.
19:18But no luck.
19:21Bloody hell, this is ridiculous.
19:23We're the best coppers in Toronto and we sat around a kitchen table.
19:25It's not the tools, Chief Constable.
19:27It's the skill of the men using them.
19:29That may be true, but as of now, the only thing on our side is Vaughn's soon-to-be ex
19:33-wife.
19:34But a woman scorned is a potent ally.
19:57Be careful with these.
20:02And you be careful as well.
20:26Put me through to William Murdoch at the Regent Arms.
20:34What is it you want to say, Henry?
20:35Who says I want to say anything?
20:36All right.
20:38I thought you already had it removed.
20:40Is that what you're asking?
20:45Miss Cherry, what's this all about?
20:48Officers from Station House One shut down my newspaper.
20:51Did they give a reason?
20:53Orders from Mayor Vaughn.
20:54He said my newspaper is a threat to peace, order, and good government.
20:59Is it?
21:01Well, I should hope so.
21:03Is that not the role of the press?
21:04Have they laid charges?
21:06Not yet.
21:07But they will, if I return to publishing.
21:10We need to get rid of that man.
21:12Muzzling the free press is the first step to dictatorship.
21:16Anything all right for me?
21:23Seems we'll be going to dinner tonight, Henry.
21:25Bobby Morano made a reservation at Dario's.
21:27I'll be able to try the duck.
21:34Try have a look at this.
21:36Alderman Pearson.
21:38He's a cheeky chappy.
21:39Twice weekly visits to Madame Sophie's.
21:43So you're familiar with that place?
21:46My only business as a private investigator was tailing delinquent husbands.
21:53And did Higgins ever?
21:54Who?
21:55No.
21:55Henry only ate at fine restaurants and shopped for ridiculously expensive curios.
22:00The rest of the time he's simply idle.
22:03Idle.
22:03He did absolutely nothing.
22:05He would sit at a park and stare into nothing.
22:09Seems Counselor McGargle's a proper tosspot.
22:12Look at this Williams.
22:14He's a randy booger.
22:15He's been paying the lodgings of three separate young women.
22:18Something I imagine he would not want public.
22:21So there is no way to link Chadwick Vaughn to the bombing at the morgue?
22:26Nor to the deaths of the men who were found inside.
22:29Vaughn wouldn't get his hands dirty.
22:30Or bloody.
22:32And yet, someone did all this.
22:34Any idea who?
22:36I'm leaning toward a man named Bobby Morano.
22:39A hitman with no particular allegiance to anyone, so long as he gets paid.
22:44Seems the city of Toronto has a paid killer on the books.
22:47Yes.
22:48Right.
22:49So the only way to get Vaughn is to sully the reputation of every man on city council.
22:55So, same.
22:59I will be taking that now.
23:01Are you sure?
23:02I am a lawyer.
23:03I have a very secure safe at home.
23:06Gentlemen?
23:12There's a reservation for Morano.
23:23Mr. Bobby Morano?
23:26Who's asking?
23:31We are friends of a man named Tucker.
23:33Oh yeah, him.
23:34Red-headed Mook.
23:36Kinda dumb.
23:37How's he doing?
23:38He's dead.
23:41That's so...
23:42That's a shame.
23:45He was young, wasn't he?
23:48What do you want with me?
23:50I have a couple of questions about what you've been up to recently.
23:54You two used to be cops, didn't you?
23:57You looking for work or something?
23:58No.
24:00You know, I've seen you around.
24:03You're the fellow who signs his wife's name to every bill.
24:05You're a legend around here.
24:08The kept man of a moving picture store.
24:11I wonder what she gets up to when you're stuffing your face in here.
24:15You watch your mouth.
24:19Uh...
24:19Just curious about the incident at the morgue?
24:24Oh yeah, I heard about that.
24:26Seems like a lot of effort for nothing.
24:28What do you mean?
24:30Killing people who are already dead.
24:33Don't do that.
24:38You alright?
24:51Surge!
24:52Get some help.
25:11Get some help.
25:11I don't know.
25:12I don't know.
25:13Get some help.
25:22I don't know.
25:26Wake up.
25:28You can't be sleeping here.
25:30Get up!
25:32Mrs. Crabtree.
25:34Are you all right?
25:35Where is it?
25:36What?
25:37I had a book, a ledger.
25:39It's a book.
25:40I can't see anything.
25:42Damn!
25:43There's no need for that language.
25:45I need to find that book.
25:46There's nothing around here.
25:48I have to speak to Chief Constable Brackenlead.
25:56Serge said Bobby Moreno ate there three days a week.
26:00Serge?
26:01He's a waiter.
26:03And you're already on a first-name basis?
26:07Serge said Moreno always ate the same meal,
26:10ribeye with Bearnaise sauce.
26:12Was his face swollen when he spoke with him?
26:15Nope.
26:15Is he perspiring red in the face?
26:18Neither.
26:19The staff mentioned seeing a man in the kitchen that afternoon.
26:23When they asked who he was, he said he was a health inspector.
26:25Do we have a description of this man?
26:27No. I'll talk to Serge.
26:30Do say hello to him for me.
26:32Miss Hart, task at hand.
26:34Right.
26:35As soon as I identify the poison, I will let you know.
26:38Conditions are still less than ideal.
26:39Of course.
26:41Excuse me.
26:49City Mark?
26:51Yes.
26:52I will tell him.
26:54Chief Constable Brackenlead would like you to meet him at Ryan's.
26:57Oh. Thank you.
26:59Detective.
27:01You're enjoying this, aren't you?
27:03Murder?
27:04You mean back on the job.
27:07As someone we know likes to say, let the dog see the rabbit.
27:18Are you sure you're all right?
27:19I've been accident prone my entire life.
27:23It's left me with an extremely hard head.
27:25Should I try to contact George?
27:27He's in Windsor meeting with someone from back home.
27:30Did you get a look at who hit you?
27:32No.
27:33We searched for the red ledger.
27:35No trace of it.
27:36All right.
27:37I have a question for you, Zolt.
27:39Fire away.
27:40When did my bar become a police station?
27:42A Feenium bar.
27:43This is the last place that Vaughn would look for us.
27:45Cheers.
27:47You're doing a public service?
27:49Ah, well, perhaps somebody other than the Chief Constable could order a drink.
27:53It might be a public service, but it's not a charity.
27:55I'll take a Gimlet.
27:57That's the wrong bloody bar for that.
27:59Oh, it must be a bit of a shock, you being within the walls of a place like this.
28:04I've been inside worse.
28:06Oh.
28:07Do I sense that there might be a bit of a story there?
28:10Mr. Ryan, if you would, please.
28:13I think I'm being hospitable, considering you threw my wife in jail.
28:17Your wife did murder someone.
28:20Well, there is that.
28:23Boys.
28:26Miss Hart?
28:27Mr. Ryan?
28:29What have you, Miss Hart?
28:31Mr. Murano died from ingesting a lethal amount of ricin.
28:35The renee sauce was heavily spiced, so he wouldn't have noticed the taste.
28:38So Murano is a dead end.
28:39Literally.
28:40And had nothing to do with the assault on Mrs. Crabtree.
28:43It is possible that whoever poisoned Mr. Murano was also responsible for the attack.
28:47That seems likely.
28:48So Vaughn got someone else to do his dirty work. Bloody typical.
28:52A real man carries his own bags. Is that right, Higgins?
28:55Still, we know we have members of the Board of Control we can lean on to get rid of Vaughn.
29:00But without Vaughn's naughty papers, we have nothing.
29:05Well, it seems there is only one conclusion here.
29:08What's that?
29:09Well, in order to solve a crime, we are going to need to commit one.
29:40Bingo.
29:40All right, in you go.
29:42You stay right here.
29:43And do what?
29:44Stand guard.
29:49Stand guard.
30:01What a bloody mess.
30:05Miss it?
30:06Well, sir, I must confess, I certainly do.
30:09Well, if things go well, you'll be back here soon enough.
30:13No time for reminiscence, gentlemen.
30:15As the detective said, we're breaking the law here.
30:17So let's get the surveillance equipment and get out.
30:20It appears Vaughn's men have left most of my things behind.
30:25Sir, if you could gather up these surveillance cameras, there should be about a half a dozen.
30:30Yes, this is the parabolic microphone I was working on.
30:34And what do you propose we do with all this stuff?
30:37We'll use it, sir.
30:39You can't very well catch a rat without setting a trap.
30:47You can't do that.
30:49I most certainly can.
30:51As well as holding the position of mayor, I'm also active chief constable.
30:55As such, I'm responsible for the allocation of police resources.
31:00So you're pulling patrols from our neighborhoods?
31:02I prefer protecting friends than enemies.
31:07So now I've become your enemy.
31:09You've been assisting a gang of rogue police officers.
31:12That makes you an enemy in my book.
31:15But you have the ability to reverse my decision.
31:18If you cease and desist.
31:25Oh, and give my best to Mrs. Crabtree.
31:29I heard she suffered a terrible attack last night.
31:32You women really should be more careful after dark.
31:40Well, I don't want to say I told you.
31:44Then don't.
31:46Should I let Mr. Buchanan know?
31:48He's in Boston on his studies.
31:50I'll handle it.
31:51What, do you think so?
31:52Funny man.
31:53Mr. Buchanan.
31:56Proposes to you and then lights off for Boston for a year.
32:09Will anyone buy at least one drink?
32:13Special Constable Berger has identified potential locations where we can mount these.
32:19Sophie's is a house of ill repute I hope none of you are familiar with.
32:23Point this directly at the door.
32:24Yes, sir.
32:26Building 17 on Wharf Street houses an illegal distillery.
32:30The aptly named Counselor McGargle is known to frequent there.
32:33These are photographs of the people we are most interested in, furnished directly from the walls of City Hall.
32:40This camera is set to take photographs every 30 seconds.
32:44This microphone is set to pick up conversations and record them at a distance of 50 feet.
32:50Oh, Ms. Hall.
32:51Mr. Martin.
32:53What are you...
32:54What can I do to help bring that bastard down?
32:58Throw a party for the members of the Board of Control at your nightclub.
33:06What are you two up to?
33:09We're repairing some of the electricals.
33:12Why bother?
33:13The power company raised the rates.
33:15No one can afford it now.
33:16Just doing what we're told, sir.
33:21Perfect.
33:22I think that is pointed directly at selfies.
33:26So, what do we do now?
33:29Have a cocktail, I suppose.
33:32Camera's doing the dirty work.
33:34All right. On you.
33:43No.
33:47That should work.
33:50I'm sure it's not how George intended his writing to be used.
33:56Will Dumont definitely runs an illegal still, wouldn't he?
33:59You are aware that by doing this we are destroying people's lives?
34:03Yes.
34:04The very same people are doing their best to destroy ours.
34:07Besides, they're not people.
34:09They're politicians.
34:10Still, we enforce unjust laws on people who cause no one harm.
34:14We do it every day.
34:15What?
34:16If you don't want to be involved in this, don't be.
34:18Go back to talking to your bloody flowers.
34:20Pointing out the irony.
34:25Don't let me down.
34:39What are you doing out here? And what is that thing?
34:43It's a fire detection alarm system, ma'am.
34:47A what?
34:47Yeah. Like I say, it make alarm sound if it sends smoke in the building.
34:54Well, sad to say, there's plenty of that in here.
34:57All sorts of comings and goings I don't approve of.
35:00Well, suppose we see if it's working.
35:18Most of my other devices simply take photographs that are developed and viewed later.
35:24This television transmits images instantly.
35:29All right here.
35:30Fascinating.
35:31Once my other devices have done their work, we will develop and view those images.
35:38If there is anything, we'll show it to the board of control.
35:41The hope is that they will get rid of Chadwick Bond themselves.
35:44So is this the future of policing? Let the machines do the work?
35:49It's a way of viewing wrongdoing without putting anyone at risk.
35:53Well, I could certainly use one of your machines at the Starbright.
35:56Are you sure? It feels rather...
35:59Wrong. I know.
36:00But we need to get Station House Number Four operational again.
36:04And I'm sure you would like your job back.
36:06This is the way to do it.
36:08William.
36:10Oh, darling.
36:13I can see why you need your job back.
36:18What can we do for you?
36:19I know who assaulted you, Mrs. Crabtree.
36:21It was my husband's assistant, Randall.
36:23He returned home last night with his naughty papers.
36:26Did he now?
36:28Where is this Randall?
36:30Lunching at the Bard and Barrister.
36:32I see.
36:33You're not going anywhere.
36:35You took a nasty blow to the head.
36:37I'll go find him.
36:38You go home.
36:41Coroner's orders.
36:42Miss Hart, don't you do anything either.
36:45Oh.
36:45Just going to find a constable and have him arrested.
36:48Effie.
36:59I hope you don't mind, but I'd love to stay and watch you fiddle.
37:03Uh-huh.
37:10Where are you off to in such a hurry?
37:12Off to have a conversation with someone who attacked Mrs. Crabtree.
37:16Attacked Effie.
37:19Mind if I tag along?
37:21Miss Cherry.
37:22I've been taking lessons.
37:24Failing my time since Mary Vaughn shuttered my newspaper.
37:27Become quite a debt.
37:30Excuse me.
37:30What are you doing on the street with a weapon?
37:33Officer Berger.
37:34Just the person you're looking for.
37:36Would you care to make an arrest?
37:42This invention is really quite something.
37:45You really are a clever man.
37:48Oh, I know him.
37:50That's Alderman Pearson.
37:51He's a scoundrel.
37:56Perhaps you should leave this to me.
37:58I wouldn't want this investigation to become compromised.
38:03Of course, detective.
38:04I'm sure you're not comfortable with being compromised.
38:15You there.
38:16Randall?
38:18What do you want?
38:20A moment of your time.
38:21Well, you're not having it.
38:23You attacked my friend last night.
38:25A friend who stole something from my boss.
38:27Get lost.
38:28Hey, I'm not finished with you.
38:29Sir, you're under arrest.
38:30You're gonna stop me with that little pig sticker?
38:33Seems inappropriate, Webber.
38:42What did you do?
38:43It's a solution made of cayenne pepper.
38:45Mind it useful to keep in my club.
38:48Here.
38:49I'll help you to the nearest station house.
38:54I'd rather hope to use this.
39:09Oh, Andrew, you are a devil.
39:13If you like, I can fetch Allison as well.
39:23I thought you said you were leaving me.
39:25I could never leave you, Chadwick.
39:28Not with so many things unresolved.
39:30Gentlemen, thank you for attending.
39:33Mayor Vaughn has asked me to arrange this gathering
39:36to show his deep appreciation for your support.
39:40What is this?
39:42You'll see.
39:44Did you give the detective the book?
39:47I did.
39:49Some of you may know me as Detective William Murdoch
39:52of the recently decommissioned station house number four.
39:55My career and that of my colleagues has been unjustly cut short
40:01thanks to the actions of the man serving as mayor.
40:05Cut to the chest, Murdoch.
40:13You said they know how to please a man.
40:16Oh, Andrew, you're a devil.
40:19That shrew will never let me go.
40:21I know.
40:22You said they know how to please a man.
40:35That shrew will never let me go.
40:35I know.
40:38I know.
40:42I know.
40:44I know.
40:53I know.
40:54You're a devil.
40:55What did you get past you?
40:56No.
40:59I know.
40:59No, I know.
41:00I know.
41:00I know.
41:00It's not a variance.
41:03that Mayor Vaughn keeps on each and every one of you.
41:07As you can see, we have a very thorough record
41:10of all of your misdeeds.
41:12Our evidence and Vaughn's papers will be made public
41:15if Vaughn is still mayor tomorrow morning.
41:20However, if not,
41:22then what you see will never leave this room.
41:25The ball is in your court, gentlemen.
41:32Yes, Vaughn.
41:33You betrayed me.
41:37C'est la vie, darling.
41:41What she said.
41:43I'll see you tomorrow morning at Station House
41:45for Brian and Elimio Mucca.
41:59There you are, Emily.
42:01Thank you for getting our jobs back.
42:03It's nice to get out of the house.
42:05So you can go back to sitting around here all day?
42:07Better than sitting at home, sir.
42:10The board voted unanimously for Vaughn to be removed from office last night.
42:14We've all been reinstated, including Mrs. Crabtree.
42:17What was Vaughn's reaction?
42:19He volunteered to step down.
42:21Where is he now?
42:22He left town last night.
42:24He went home straight from the council meeting, was out the door in minutes.
42:27Any idea where he went?
42:28Not a clue.
42:29But he's out of our hair and that's all that matters.
42:31But, sir, Vaughn is responsible for several murders.
42:33And one day he will be brought to justice.
42:36But until then, just sit back and enjoy the moment, me old mucker.
42:39You're back.
42:41Oh, and Higgins.
42:41Sir.
42:42Put the kettle on.
42:43Sorry.
42:44Right then, lads.
42:45Now that you're all settled in, we're off to the Starbright.
42:48And I'm buying the drinks.
42:50Word up?
42:51Well, that's very kind, sir.
42:52But I believe I'll stay here and settle in.
42:55There's much work to be done.
42:59I'll drink for the both of us.
43:00Albert Choi.
43:01A man after my own heart.
43:04Oi, Higgins.
43:05Are you coming or not?
43:08Coming, sir.
43:56I'll be right back.
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