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CIA - Season 1 - Episode 08: Orbital
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00:06All right, we're almost home.
00:24Whoa, calm down, boy.
00:29Whoa.
00:41It's right up here.
00:51You really think it's worth 10 grand?
01:04Give it to your sons.
01:09You're not speaking.
01:10You're not speaking.
01:15You're not speaking.
01:16I have to.
01:18I have to.
01:46Oh, my God.
01:50What?
01:51Remember Andrea McHugh?
01:53Blue mohawk, threw a brick through a Starbucks window.
01:56The girl who stole a cop car sophomore year?
01:58How could I forget?
01:59Yeah, look at this.
02:02No way that's her.
02:04Hashtag blessed, hashtag live, laugh, love.
02:07Wow, so much for getting out of small town life.
02:10Seriously, three kids under five.
02:12That's a handful.
02:14Honey, if I ever suggest coordinated sleepwear,
02:16you have permission to leave me and take full custody.
02:18Honey, I would not need permission.
02:21Oh, that's when I look at you.
02:22My devastating charm.
02:24We both hate the same things.
02:31Oh, I might need the car today.
02:33Is it cool if I drive and I can just drop you at 26 Fed?
02:36You know, you take the car.
02:37I'll take the subway.
02:38What?
02:39You hate the subway.
02:40We both hate the subway.
02:42See you above.
02:42Yeah, fully aware.
02:43I just, uh, I actually have to go uptown today,
02:45so it'll be easier.
02:46Oh, what's uptown?
02:48This case.
02:49I'm going to talk to this guy.
02:50He's threatening to recant his testimony,
02:52so uptown I go.
02:56Keith?
02:57What am I looking at, Malcolm?
02:59That's what I want to know.
03:00Something made this crater last night.
03:02Radiation signatures consistent with a power source,
03:05not a meteor, not debris.
03:08Something that was built.
03:09Can I see what's left of it?
03:10That's just it.
03:11Someone got here before us.
03:13A couple someones, actually.
03:15One's in the morgue, and the other, well,
03:18whatever made this crater, they've got it now.
03:21And we've checked with everyone on our end.
03:22It wasn't Canadian.
03:24So.
03:25Are you asking if it's ours?
03:26Now that you mention it.
03:27Malcolm, I'm finding out about this
03:29at the same time that you're telling me.
03:30That's what you'd say if it was yours.
03:32You're a good liar.
03:33Yes, and yes.
03:35But in this case, it has the advantage of being true.
03:37If this turns out to be American technology
03:39that fell out of the sky...
03:41Malcolm...
03:42And you are now in any way covering up,
03:44we're going to have a serious problem.
03:47And I'm not someone that you want to have
03:48a serious problem with.
03:49I thought Canadians were supposed to be polite.
03:52That is an outdated and offensive stereotype.
03:58All right.
04:00Let's gather the troops.
04:02So, an unknown projectile of unknown origin
04:05with unknown payload,
04:06emitting unknown amounts of deadly radiation
04:09is currently in unknown hands.
04:10Well, at least we know unknown unknowns.
04:12Whose is it?
04:13Anyone call the lost and found?
04:14Nobody's claimed it.
04:15Any ideas on what it is?
04:17It could be a weather balloon.
04:19Like the one the military shot over South Carolina,
04:21courtesy of China?
04:22Or it could be a stealth drone,
04:25meaning one of ours.
04:26Meaning an illegal U.S.-run surveillance program.
04:29More like unsanctioned.
04:30We don't like labels here at the CIA.
04:31If it is ours, we've just stumbled onto
04:34a massive diplomatic incident with Canada.
04:36Well, there is another possibility.
04:38I mean, the radiation signatures are inconsistent
04:41with standard propulsion and electronics.
04:43Please don't say aliens.
04:44With the amount of energy output
04:45these things are emitting,
04:46I mean, it...
04:50It's probably not aliens.
04:51That's what I'm saying.
04:53Whatever caused that crater,
04:54we need to find out who took it.
04:56If it was ours and it's been recovered,
04:58it's embarrassing, but it's contained.
05:00Yeah, but if someone got there first,
05:02it could already be on the black market.
05:03I'll make some calls.
05:05I'll try my government contacts,
05:06and let's bring in Kevin Turner
05:07from Counterterrorism.
05:25I think I found what made your crater.
05:29Where did you get these?
05:32Would you believe me
05:32if I said they fell off a truck?
05:36Must have been a weird truck.
05:39Looks like a low-Earth orbit satellite.
05:41Most of it burned out,
05:42but that core was built to survive.
05:45Whose is it?
05:46If you had to guess.
05:48Russian?
05:49Chinese?
05:50Indian, maybe?
05:51What's it matter?
05:55I have a team out in the field
05:57trying to secure this thing.
05:59I don't know who they might bump into.
06:01I'll look into it.
06:03See if I can track it,
06:04figure out who launched it.
06:11You told Katie you're going uptown
06:13because a witness is recanting a testimony.
06:15It was the first thing I could think of.
06:16Jeez, mate.
06:17Less is more?
06:18It's the details that trip you up.
06:20You still not told her
06:21you're working for the fusion cell?
06:22I don't want her worrying about me.
06:23She's a worrier.
06:24I hate lying to her.
06:26Well, I'll get used to it.
06:27Yeah, that's what I'm worried about.
06:29This is her.
06:31Six cents every time.
06:33All right, well, take it.
06:34I'll only be a couple of minutes,
06:35and less is more.
06:37Sure.
06:39Hey, honey.
06:41Hey, honey.
06:57You're looking for Nigel.
07:00Yeah, is he in?
07:02Blue is ACL.
07:03Pickleball.
07:05Vicious sport.
07:06I told him to stick to chess.
07:07Yeah.
07:08Something I can help you with?
07:10Uh, it's a very particular request.
07:13I normally just deal with him.
07:14Hmm.
07:15Try me.
07:17Okay.
07:19So, where can I find a copy
07:21of Chekhov's The Burial Mound?
07:24Neverland, maybe?
07:25Or The Lost City of Atlantis?
07:27It doesn't exist.
07:30All right, how about Ben Hur,
07:321933, First Modern Library Edition?
07:44Someone must have misplaced it.
07:48Now you can put up
07:49your sneaky little bat signal
07:50to whoever the hell
07:51you're trying to communicate with.
07:55Evelyn.
07:56But like I said,
07:57I might not be here next time,
07:59so this electricity
08:01crackling between us,
08:03don't get used to it.
08:19Our mystery item.
08:21A satellite fell out of orbit.
08:22Most of it burned up upon re-entry
08:24or shattered into fragments
08:25except the battery.
08:26Most satellites are powered
08:27by solar panels.
08:28This one was powered
08:29by an enriched cesium core.
08:31A nuclear battery?
08:32Yeah.
08:33So you're saying
08:33somebody put a nuclear device
08:35in space?
08:36Cesium-137, to be precise.
08:39So you're aware cesium-137
08:41has roughly 10 half-lives
08:42before its radioactivity
08:43diminishes to safe levels?
08:46Sorry, in layman's terms,
08:48that simply means that it's a-
08:49A dirty bomb with that material
08:50could irradiate Times Square
08:52for 300 years, give or take.
08:54Yes, exactly.
08:54Certainly, as you can imagine,
08:55there are plenty of terror groups
08:56who'd love to get their hands on it.
08:57Rogue nations, too.
08:59Do we know who sent it up?
09:00That's not exactly my department.
09:04There are over 13,000 satellites
09:06in orbit, operated by 80 countries.
09:08It might take me just a minute.
09:09You're doing great.
09:12Colin, any word from your contacts?
09:13No, not yet.
09:14But let's hope he gets in touch
09:15before this thing hits the open market.
09:32Oh, no, not yet.
10:17Nice place you got here.
10:22Excellent bourbon.
10:24Jonah, you got my signal in?
10:27I did.
10:28And I believe I have something
10:30you're looking for.
10:43So what?
10:44You're an amateur photographer now, are you?
10:46I'm thinking about turning professional.
10:48Who's your friend?
10:49Fellow literature enthusiast.
10:51Looks like a fed.
10:54How's retirement?
10:55Boring.
10:57I even considered starting a war to pass the time.
11:00I thought you liked wars.
11:02I like war profiteering,
11:03and right now it sounds like you
11:05have a very expensive problem on your hands.
11:08What have you heard?
11:10Nuclear-powered satellite scattered across Nova Scotia,
11:13but the battery's missing,
11:14with enough cesium to level 10 city blocks.
11:17The seller, the one who found it,
11:20is Mateo Kola.
11:24Albanian organized crime.
11:25It controls much of the smuggling in eastern Canada.
11:28Some local found the battery,
11:29contacted Mateo for a payday.
11:31He killed her and grabbed it for himself.
11:35Well, I always admire an entrepreneur.
11:37He has a network here in New York.
11:39He's looking for a buyer to take it off his hands tomorrow
11:41at the low, low price of $50 million.
11:45Oh, is that all?
11:46Bargain.
11:47Any chatter on Telegram, Discord?
11:50Usual suspects.
11:51Terrorists.
11:52Rogue states.
11:53Some hedge fund guy in Montana with a bunker.
11:56Nuclear's the new black, eh?
11:58But no one with the ability to pull together
12:00that kind of cash so quickly.
12:03Oh, right.
12:05Now I know why you skipped the phone call
12:07and made the personal appearance.
12:09Well, the CIA does have a long
12:10and storied history of overpaying.
12:17I'd love nothing more than to simply
12:20make the introduction
12:21and help you take it off the market.
12:25I think it's a solid plan.
12:27It's a lot of money for the U.S. government
12:29to be throwing at an ex-cop-turned-arms dealer.
12:31Okay, fine.
12:32Jonah LaRue is a drunk
12:33and he is a shifty bastard,
12:34but when money's involved, he's reliable.
12:37What other choice do we have, Nikki,
12:38if a terrorist group get their hands on his nuclear battery?
12:40The seller, Mateo Cola,
12:42known for making undercover agents disappear.
12:44I can maintain my cover.
12:46We know where Mateo's going to be
12:47when the sale is happening.
12:48Why not give Jonah the courtesy of a finder's fee
12:51and send the nuclear emergency support team
12:53to recover the battery?
12:54We can't involve Nest.
12:55We can't involve other agencies,
12:56not until we have the nuke in our possession.
12:58We've got to be delicate about this.
13:00You can't hunt truffles with a backhoe.
13:01Just to be clear,
13:02you're the truffle pig in this metaphor.
13:04It is a volatile nuclear battery.
13:07Nest uses precision.
13:08We're going with weapons hot.
13:09I'm totally confident.
13:09Not knowing where it's going to be.
13:10Colin's right.
13:12The only way to get eyes on the device
13:14is to stage a buy.
13:15The only way to do that is with Colin's asset.
13:18It's the safest way to get Mateo to produce the nuke.
13:20Let us do that,
13:21then send Nest in to make the recovery.
13:30I like it.
13:32Oh.
13:33That's all it takes, is it?
13:34Bill signs off and we're a go?
13:35Just take the win.
13:38Walk me through it one more time.
13:41Okay.
13:44I'll check into the hotel as Joel Andrews,
13:46the buyer,
13:47a bag man for a rogue nation trying to level up.
13:50And Bill?
13:50Bill will be my muscle.
13:52I mean, personally,
13:52I thought I could have pulled off
13:53international terrorist finance here,
13:55but you know how he gets.
13:57Jonah will be there as my broker.
13:59He'll make the introduction to Mateo at the set time.
14:01Joel Andrews.
14:02Yes.
14:02And how do you check the merchandise?
14:03You can't exactly check the tires on nuclear material.
14:06That's why I'm taking my science advisor.
14:10You want to bring Gina on the op?
14:11She's an analyst.
14:12She's the only one of us
14:13who knows the difference between
14:14a nuclear reactor and a hairdryer.
14:16I need her in the field on this.
14:18Okay, but at the first sign of danger,
14:20I'm sending in reinforcements.
14:21And I'd expect nothing less.
14:28Any trends I should know about?
14:30Oh, Suede is coming back.
14:32I didn't realize it ever left.
14:37Mateo's leaving the hotel.
14:40He might be going to retrieve the battery.
14:42We need ears in his room
14:43so we know when he brings it back in.
14:45Well, there's no way he'd leave his room unattended.
14:46We could bug the room next door.
14:48Direction of Mike in the vent.
14:50Sorry for a moment there.
14:51I thought my comms stopped working
14:52because you actually sounded like a spy, Bill.
14:58I can go to the front desk,
14:59get his room number.
15:00Zeb said he would hack the system.
15:02Yeah, that's going to take 30 minutes.
15:03I can do it in two.
15:07Okay.
15:15What are you doing?
15:21Okay, fine.
15:22I'm excited to be out in the field.
15:24Three years running background checks
15:26and threat assessments.
15:27What do you expect?
15:28Let her work.
15:31Okay.
15:32One slip.
15:34That's all it takes.
15:36And it's not always you that pays.
15:54Goddammit, Matteo.
15:55Where are you?
15:55I drove all the way up here
15:56and you don't even answer the phone.
15:58What am I supposed to do?
15:59It's like you have no respect for me at all.
16:03You know what?
16:03Whatever.
16:04I don't even care.
16:05I hope that you're having a great time.
16:07Are you all right, miss?
16:09Oh, my God.
16:11I am so sorry.
16:12I'm just...
16:13I'm looking for my boyfriend.
16:15Boyfriend.
16:16Boyfriend.
16:16I'm just...
16:17I'm one of many, actually.
16:20So...
16:21You know, he must have checked in already.
16:23Maybe you can help me find his room.
16:25Matteo Cola?
16:27Well, I'm really not supposed to.
16:29I know.
16:29You guys have all these rules
16:30and you look like you're really good at your job.
16:32No, it's just me.
16:37All right.
16:47Oh, my God.
16:48You are a lifesaver.
16:54Poor bastard never set a chance.
17:13Maintenance.
17:14You call the front desk.
17:16You smell gas or something coming from your vents?
17:19That wasn't me.
17:21Oh.
17:22Oh, sorry.
17:23Next suite.
17:23My bad.
17:24Wait.
17:26Maybe you should check mine, too.
17:28Just in case.
17:30All right.
17:31Yeah.
17:31It'll only take a minute.
17:33Okay.
17:34Give it a once-over.
17:36All right.
17:36Should be good to go.
17:37You haven't smelled any gas, have you?
17:38I have not.
17:39No.
17:40Yeah, I don't smell anything, either.
17:41I appreciate it.
17:45Well, that's great.
17:46Hey, our goal is just to try and keep everyone safe here today.
17:49I appreciate it.
17:50Yeah.
17:50Well, let us know if you smell anything.
17:52All right.
17:52Thanks for checking, gentlemen.
17:53Take care, buddy.
17:54You too, now.
17:55I should catch all the audio in Mateo's room.
17:58Like I said, keep it simple.
17:59Hey, guys.
18:00I can't find Jonah.
18:02What?
18:02I thought he was posted at the back door.
18:04And you check?
18:05Everywhere.
18:05Even the men's restroom definitely got some interesting looks there.
18:08I knew we shouldn't have trusted this guy.
18:09Just go back to the room.
18:11Wait there.
18:12I'll take the stairs up and check the top two floors.
18:15Yeah, I'll check the bar downstairs.
18:17If he's a drunk like you say.
18:28Oh!
18:29Oh!
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19:06Hey, any sign of Jonah?
19:07No. Where's Bill?
19:08I don't know. His comms have dropped out.
19:10We're supposed to be meeting Mateo in his room any minute,
19:12and we've got no one to make the introduction.
19:14I thought you said Jonah was reliable.
19:15Please, don't quote me.
19:17Okay, I need to find them now.
19:19This thing's going pear-shaped before it even started.
19:27Who do you work for?
19:38Where did you come from, huh?
19:40Where do any of us come from, you know, when you think about it?
19:47I need him alive.
19:49Right.
19:49You're with me, and you're outside.
19:53All right, gentlemen, you relax, get some vitamin D.
19:57I'll be back, and when I do,
19:59you better tell me everything you know.
20:09One of those friends of yours?
20:10I have no idea who those guys were,
20:12but I knew they'd make you.
20:14I bet you they made you before you brushed your teeth this morning.
20:17When you were born, I bet the doctor said,
20:18look at this perfectly healthy little federal agent.
20:25Did you forget you were a cop?
20:27Yeah, I was, until people like you burned me.
20:31Yeah, maybe don't take bribes next time.
20:37Whoa, what are you doing?
20:39What's it look like I'm doing?
20:40I'm going to take them out when they come back.
20:42Are you crazy?
20:43What, with Ikea leftovers?
20:45They have guns.
20:45They will kill us.
20:46They would have done it already.
20:47They want to break us.
20:49Yeah, they won't.
20:50Yeah, speak for yourself.
20:51And it's going to hurt like hell when they try.
20:53We got to get out of here.
21:01Hey, we can escape out the vent.
21:08You're going to help me or what?
21:13Well, they couldn't have just vanished.
21:14They've got to be somewhere at the hotel.
21:16Have Zeb, see if he can access the hotel security cameras.
21:19Okay, good idea.
21:20What if someone took them?
21:23Well, if they did, it means that they want this thing more than we do.
21:26And that means, Colin, that we need you to approach Mateo now.
21:30Without Jonah there to make an introduction?
21:32Well, he doesn't know me from Adam.
21:33Make it work.
21:34Get the battery and get out of there.
21:35I could pretend to be Jonah.
21:38Won't Mateo be looking for...
21:40What?
21:40A man?
21:41They don't know what Jonah is.
21:42We put a bug in their room.
21:44Mateo was talking to his guys.
21:45We know they've never met.
21:46They only ever communicated over encrypted text.
21:49Jonah could be a woman.
21:51It could be a man.
21:52Or a string quartet.
21:56I didn't join the CIA to sit on the bench.
22:00Okay.
22:02Vote with the flow.
22:04But it's Colin's flow.
22:06You understand?
22:08Scene not heard.
22:10Got it.
22:13All right.
22:14If anything turns in that room, you follow my cues and you walk away.
22:18Okay?
22:19Promise.
22:21Put your glasses on.
22:24Okay.
22:27Okay.
22:32You're going to buy me a drink first.
22:52We told the meeting was 2pm.
22:54Who are you?
23:09Joel Andrews.
23:11Andrews Investments.
23:14And that?
23:17Who do you think I am?
23:18I'm Jonah.
23:23You're Jonah.
23:26Sometimes I'm Jonah.
23:27Sometimes I'm Ashley.
23:28You must be Mateo.
23:31Okay.
23:31Now we're done playing 20 questions.
23:33Can we get to the business in hand?
23:36Where's the nuke?
23:38You think I'm stupid enough to have it in the room?
23:42I need to see proof of funds first.
23:46You show me yours.
23:48And I'll show you mine.
24:00There.
24:01Good enough.
24:03Now, where's my nuke?
24:06Patience.
24:08Patience.
24:09I haven't heard from the other interested parties yet.
24:14Hold on.
24:14Other interested parties?
24:15That wasn't the plan.
24:16Plans change.
24:18Just like the price.
24:21It's going up.
24:24Is it?
24:29Yeah.
24:35Are we getting into a bidding war?
24:36Sounds like it.
24:37What are we going to do?
24:38I mean, there's no way we have enough for best and final.
24:40That's for Nikki to sort out with headquarters.
24:43So, what do you think?
24:43You think Jonah walked us into a trap?
24:45It's the first thing I'm going to ask him.
24:47Let me find him.
24:54So, how'd you end up on the other side?
24:57I was the cop on the brochure, you know, for the first three years.
25:02Wife, four kids on a cop's salary.
25:04You know the deal.
25:04No, it's a real sob story.
25:06You want to hear it or not?
25:07Not that this excuses anything, but everybody was doing it.
25:11Look the other way for a local dealer.
25:13Suddenly, there's food on the table.
25:15Presents under the Christmas tree.
25:16No one gets hurt.
25:18You could give up this life.
25:19Still get your family back.
25:21No, because then my wife, she knew this too.
25:25I liked it.
25:26The money.
25:28The danger.
25:29The never knowing if I'd make it out alive.
25:32The rush one I did, and you like it too.
25:35No.
25:36No, I'm nothing like that.
25:38Oh, yeah.
25:39Okay.
25:40You have a woman back at home?
25:42A wife?
25:44A fiancé.
25:45Okay, so you're playing with fire.
25:47You could work a desk job, coach the soccer team, be home for dinner.
25:51Instead, you chose to be here risking everything while she's back at home,
25:55thinking everything is fine until one day she gets a phone call
25:58saying that you're not coming home.
26:01You're trying to have it both ways, suit.
26:03And let me tell you, you can't.
26:33I think we got it.
26:48Damn it.
26:52Now when?
27:00Okay.
27:01Thanks.
27:03Nikki's trying to secure more phones.
27:04All right good
27:10What what what is it? Oh, have a look tall guy big bushy beard
27:19Yeah, yeah, I see him that's Sasha coats off. He's FSB
27:26Russian intelligence, that's not a coincidence. No, it's not
27:31He's either here with Mateo. He's trying to buy the nuke himself. Well, you think he has something to do
27:35with Bill and Jonah missing? I wouldn't bet against it
27:39Eliminate the other buyers
27:41Eliminate? Yeah
27:43We need to find Bill and Jonah now
27:45What about the nuclear battery?
27:48Where was it written that two disasters can't hit at the same time?
27:52Yeah, Colin still nothing
27:54Okay, well keep combing security footage. Let me know the second you find anything. You got it. Does he have
27:59anything?
28:00I think that Bill and Jonah never left the building apart from that. Okay, well, that's good
28:04Then we search room by room until we find them. No, I mean the second we go and look for
28:08Bill
28:08We lose eyes on Sasha. He could just walk out of here with a nuke. Well, then we divide and
28:12conquer
28:13You go for Bill. I'll distract Sasha at the bar. No
28:17No, Gina, sorry. No. Yes. No, this guy's been FSB for the last 20 years. It's okay
28:22He's a human lie detector. Stop treating me like I'm gonna break. I
28:27Get it. You've been hurt
28:30You lost someone
28:32I'm not her
28:34You know about Tony
28:37I'm a big girl Colin. I can do this
28:45Zeep
28:45There's a whole bank of cameras covering the basement storage area B2 every one of them disabled
28:49Well, that's not a coincidence either
28:51Thanks
29:01If he makes you you walk away immediately
29:04Yeah
29:06Nikki's gonna kill me
29:07Well, we might all be dead anyway, so there's that
29:09Just
29:10Just
29:12Be careful, please
29:14Promise
29:38Drink many, please
29:41Sable 6
29:42Sable 6
29:43The best
29:45Oh, all right then
29:47I'll get that. Thank you
29:53You know I had a boyfriend from St. Petersburg
29:55He loved Sable 6
29:57He loved Sable 6
29:58A little too much
29:59You, uh
30:01You've spent time in Russia?
30:03A little bit
30:05I have a love for the country
30:06The people
30:08Not so much
30:09Ah
30:09Maybe I can, uh
30:11Help you change your mind
30:15You, uh
30:18You're visiting here?
30:20With anyone?
30:21I prefer to travel alone
30:23Expect the unexpected
30:24Ah, yes
30:26American women are so independent
30:30So confident
30:33And we're open books
30:34Unlike you, a man
30:37Shrouded in mystery
30:38Yeah?
30:41What would you like, Simone?
30:42Hmm?
31:20I've always loved tigers
31:23Independent, strong hunters
31:25They work in the shadows
31:27Suits you?
31:29Yeah?
31:29Mm-hmm
31:30So you got me all figured out, huh?
31:33Well, I can take a guess
31:36You're a Russian oligarch
31:39Here for business with your mistress
31:41You've brought along a couple scary men
31:43To keep you company
31:45Does that sound about right?
31:48No mistress tonight
31:49Oh
31:50Well, you don't need any protection from me
31:54Perhaps not
31:56Perhaps we continue our conversation
32:00In private
32:03Maybe after a couple more of these?
32:05Ouch!
32:07You find me so unattractive
32:09You find me so easy?
32:14No, I'm just meeting up with a friend
32:16And I don't wanna be rude
32:17Make him wait
32:23I thought you said you're traveling alone
32:28I am
32:28We ran into each other in the lobby
32:31Hmm
32:36Excuse me a second
32:37While I run to the ladies room
32:40You're not going anywhere
32:42Until I find out exactly
32:45You're out of class
32:52You're out of class
32:54Here's a good day
32:56domesticajif
33:00Who is so much
33:04You're in the middle
33:05Are you in the middle of class?
33:05You're therefore
33:05Only in the middle
33:05stands and will give them
33:06You don't care
33:06You must be invited
33:15Let's go.
33:56Jeez, you two look like you've been having fun.
33:59We've been getting to know each other.
34:01Where's Gina?
34:02She's running interference.
34:03We've got to get upstairs and make Mateo an offer.
34:05I did while you two were down here braiding each other's hair.
34:08What, we got the nuke?
34:09No, there's other buyers.
34:11Let me guess.
34:11Our new Russian friend?
34:13Sasha Kotov. He's FSB.
34:14That's not good.
34:15No, it's exactly what I said.
34:16We're to get to Mateo's suite and try and close this deal before anyone else.
34:19Here, guns go first.
34:37Oh, yeah, man.
34:38You like the rush.
34:40Let's move.
34:41Yeah, clean yourself up before you meet your public.
34:44I have my best people on this.
34:46Rest assured, we'll bring the device in.
34:48That might not be possible.
34:49Oh, what does that mean?
34:51CSA finished examining the debris field.
34:54They confirmed the satellite is Russian, but more important, they analyzed the samples for radiation, positive for radionuclides.
35:01Get to the point.
35:03What are you telling me?
35:03All the tests indicate this thing is leaking.
35:06What does that mean for my guys?
35:08It means they can't get close for any extended period of time, or they'll be breathing in radioactive particles.
35:13It's a death sentence.
35:15Oh, and here's the real danger.
35:17Oh, a death sentence wasn't the real danger.
35:19Based on modeling?
35:20This thing could blow at any minute.
35:28It's radiation poisoning.
35:29Certainly looks like it.
35:36Nicky.
35:36Colin, the nuke is leaking.
35:39Yeah, we're aware.
35:40What?
35:41Are you...
35:42Either that or Mateo had a serious nut allergy.
35:45He's dead.
35:46He must have had the nuke on him this entire time.
35:48That's what?
35:49Three days direct exposure?
35:50No wonder.
35:51Well, what about the nuke?
35:52Have you found it?
35:53No.
35:54No, we've looked everywhere.
35:55It's not here.
35:57Oh, jeez.
35:58You.
35:59We checked this pulse.
36:02What's happening?
36:03Where's the nuke?
36:05Sasha took the nuke.
36:08And here's the girl.
36:10He knows she's CIA.
36:17Guys.
36:18The NEST team is on its way to you.
36:19Where's Gina?
36:20Uh, yeah, Nicky, gotta go.
36:22Oh, I'm moving paces, but we're on it.
36:25Let's go.
36:32NEST team's almost here.
36:37That's her.
36:39NEST's gotta be the nuke.
36:41Stay here.
36:42Yeah, uh, you kids have fun.
36:45So what's your plan?
36:46You're gonna kill me now?
36:47Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
36:48You're gonna die in a field in Russia after we get everything we want from the pretty little
36:53hell of yours.
36:58The Russians sent you to collect their fallen tech, but you're never gonna get it back.
37:01It's gonna melt, radiation is gonna spread, and millions will be exposed.
37:05NEST team, are you in position?
37:07Yes, sir.
37:08Call it.
37:11I'm not getting in there with that thing.
37:13Take them.
37:27Get out.
37:28Get out.
37:50Secure him.
37:53You okay?
37:54Yeah, I'm good.
37:55This nuke's gonna melt any minute.
37:57We need to evacuate everyone now.
37:59Well, no, there's no time.
38:01If it melts down during Evac, we're all dead anyway.
38:03Then we need to get it out of here.
38:05Yeah.
38:06Pass the quarry two miles back.
38:10I could get this thing underground.
38:13Jonah.
38:15You don't have to be a hero, man.
38:17Why not?
38:18For the first time in my life.
38:22Go home.
38:24See your girl.
38:30Go home.
38:32Go home.
38:39Bye.
38:45Guys, go home.
38:50Hey.
38:52Hey.
38:53Hey.
38:54Wait me.
38:56Hey.
38:57Just do this.
39:29Contact headquarters. Make sure we debrief them on all the radiation containment.
39:52I'd, uh, offer to buy you a drink, but...
39:55But I've had enough vodka for at least a year.
39:57Yeah.
40:00With Sasha, it was my call to put you in. I never should have done that.
40:04No, I know what I signed up for. Danger is part of the job.
40:10Well, for what it's worth, you did quite well.
40:13Definitely, uh, trending in the right direction.
40:16But, uh, more importantly, what are we going to tell Nikki?
40:21Because we need to get our story straight.
40:41Good night.
40:45Hey.
40:47You're home.
40:49Yeah, sorry. Go back to sleep.
40:51Good day.
40:53Yeah, just alone.
40:56I'm gonna shower.
40:57Okay.
40:58I love you.
41:01Love you, too.
41:02You're home.
41:06Now, what am I supposed to do?
41:13Cause everything I see
41:20Reminds me of you
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