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Timecop 1997 Season 1 Episode 4
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00:00Previously on Time Cop.
00:02Jack the Ripper was never caught.
00:03I just became him.
00:05What's the plan?
00:06It's just no Ripper.
00:07I want my pocket watch.
00:09Don't you mean your temple controller?
00:11Our temporal intruder's name is...
00:13Ian Pasco.
00:15He's only 13 years old.
00:17You're telling me Logan's fighting a teenager?
00:19He's fighting the adult Pasco.
00:22Pasco's from the future, my guess, at least 20 years.
00:25I know everything.
00:28Why are you stuck in Rita?
00:30Who better to murder her than the greatest killer in history?
00:32God, I love show business.
00:36I like my ending much better.
00:56Step off the bed.
01:02You boys really should get cable.
01:27You're late.
01:32How was your week, Mr. Pasco?
01:35Oh, eventful, Dr. Jared.
01:37Since we last met seven days, two hours, and 19 minutes ago, I've paced this cell 5,327 times.
01:44I've gone through three inhalers, 21 hydrated meals, and I've spent every spare moment staring up at this omnipotent eye.
01:52We need to finish your psychiatric evaluation.
01:54We need to finish your psychiatric evaluation.
01:56Oh, I forgot.
01:58No small talk with the psychopath.
02:01Maintain your distance.
02:04You wouldn't want to humanize your subject.
02:09It makes you wonder, who's the shrink and who's the serial killer.
02:17Why do you do it, Mr. Pasco?
02:20Why are you compelled to alter history?
02:28How could I possibly explain the rush of standing over the body of someone like Jack the Ripper to a
02:34man who's never been out of his own time zone?
02:38Just call me crazy, Doc.
02:42You'll sleep better in blissful ignorance.
02:46I understand you received a letter this week.
02:50The true nature of your visit revealed.
02:55And who sent it to you?
02:57The last time I checked, Doc.
03:00In this country, we had something called the Fifth Amendment.
03:04I know that one inside and out, Doc.
03:08I was the one who whispered it into Thomas Jefferson's ear.
03:16As you can see, it's been edited for my own protection.
03:20May I look at it?
03:33Well, it seems someone's reaching out to you.
03:36It's gibberish, you idiot.
03:41Why is everyone always looking for hidden meanings?
03:44When all they have to do is just look at the text.
03:53Help me!
03:57Somebody help me!
03:59Let me out of here!
04:00Somebody help me!
04:01Oh, my God!
04:04Oh, my God!
04:15Oh!
04:22Oh!
04:23By the way,
04:29Elvis has left the building.
05:19I just got the code red.
05:21Now tell me it's not true.
05:23Pasco escaped from temporal detention at 725 this evening.
05:26Sorry, Logan.
05:27He was supposed to be on 24-7 security watch.
05:30What did he do, just click his heels and disappear?
05:31All right, cool your jets.
05:34Seems someone sent Pasco a letter.
05:36The ink was treated with concentrated ammonium nitrate.
05:39Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, instant smoke screen.
05:41He used the diversion to overpower a guard.
05:43Why wasn't his mail monitor?
05:45It was, but for content only.
05:47Who knew?
05:48I mean, most people use a ballpoint to write a letter, not the anarchist cookbook.
05:51He still had to get past the fingerprint scanners.
05:56Let's just say he borrowed one of the guards' thumbs.
06:03Federal marshals are already scouring D.C. in the surrounding vicinities.
06:07Well, they better find Mr. Houdini before he gets to a rogue sled.
06:10We can't exactly do a hard target search through every decade, century, millennium.
06:14Pasco's not going anywhere without his temporal controller.
06:16Logan, don't start with your mind of the killer theories.
06:19That watch is Pasco's passport to the future.
06:21He's going to want it back.
06:23Well, that's too bad.
06:25That's too bad because his precious little watch is sitting in a titanium bulb built into a concrete bunker 100
06:30feet below street level.
06:32Now, tell me, Logan, how's he going to get in there?
06:34Nuke it?
06:36Trust me, I'll find a way.
06:38Logan, library, now.
06:46You've let Pasco get to you, Logan.
06:48He wanted me to catch him in 1956.
06:50That's the only way he could travel back here and get his watch.
06:53I suppose biting you off that guard's thumb was just part of his grand scheme?
06:56He just did what he needed to do to bypass security.
06:58I'm telling you, he's got a plan.
06:59Don't put him on a pedestal.
07:00He's just another temporal sleaze thing.
07:02This one's different.
07:03No, you just think he is.
07:08Jack, you're the best I got.
07:11But I can't afford to have this guy do a shake and bake with your head.
07:15I need to know if you're with me.
07:19I'm going to catch him, Mac.
07:22Good.
07:24Yeah.
07:30Hi.
07:31Uh, you guys finished with your little old heart-to-heart?
07:39You got a problem, mister?
07:40Oh, no.
07:41No, no, no.
07:42I was just wondering if this was a library or a timeshare.
07:50Everybody's so itchy.
07:56The folks at Temporal Detention just modemed over a copy of Pascoe's poisoned pen letter.
08:00Push F2.
08:05This must be the original uncensored version.
08:08I studied rap lyrics to make more sense.
08:11Let's give Pascoe the benefit of the doubt and say it is gibberish.
08:14What do you make of that?
08:16Watermark, most likely.
08:18Let's highlight it.
08:24Oakwood Crest, Washington, D.C.
08:27Quality since 1751.
08:311750?
08:32Now, that's weird.
08:33Now, D.C. wasn't charted until 1800.
08:35What do they do, set up shop in the swamp?
08:38That's not a watermark.
08:39That's an address.
08:41It's Hemmings.
08:42That's where Pascoe's headed.
08:44Tell Matuzak.
08:45I'll warn Claire.
08:46Call Hemmings.
08:49Hi, it's Claire.
08:51Leave me a message and I'll call you back.
08:53Thanks.
09:13Ought to be a law against those things.
09:18Pascoe.
09:19Hello, Claire.
09:20Claire, is there any way to greet an old friend?
09:24Did you know, since the invention of the car alarm, both noise pollution and auto theft have risen over a
09:30hundred percent?
09:31I thought you'd be halfway to a rogue sled by now.
09:34Oh, you've got to be kidding.
09:36If you have any idea about the safety records on those things, I'd be better off driving a Pinto.
09:40What do you want, Pascoe?
09:41Well, I thought, since we carpooled together, that you'd be kind enough to invite me in.
09:46I'm not taking you into the TEC.
09:48Oh, yes you are.
09:50We're going to walk in there just like two old chums who haven't seen each other in 50 years.
09:55They'll shoot you before we get to the front door.
09:57Well, if they should be, which I don't think they will, they're going to have to shoot us, because we're
10:03a team now.
10:10I can't reach her at home and her cellular's dead.
10:13Scramble the SWAT team now.
10:15I think you can tell the SWAT boys to stay home.
10:17The Grinch is already in Whoville.
10:21Let her go, Pascoe.
10:23Officer Logan.
10:24So good of you to join us.
10:28You know why I'm here, Jack.
10:29You want your pocket watch.
10:31Yes.
10:32Give it to me, and I promise I'll stay out of your lifetime forever.
10:36Who's helping you, Pascoe?
10:38Who sent that letter?
10:39Oh, come on, Jack.
10:40Even a 13-year-old could figure that out.
10:42Captain Eugene Matuszak.
10:44If you've got anything to say, you direct it to me.
10:48Gene, such a pleasure.
10:50Why don't you be a good bureaucrat and clear this room of all non-essential personnel?
10:55I'm sorry, did I forget to say please?
11:02Next time I hit something with a pulse.
11:07Clear the room.
11:13Your watch isn't here.
11:16Well, I pray you haven't damaged it.
11:18It's kept in a vault which can't be accessed without permission from the Senate Oversight Committee.
11:23It could take days.
11:24Even then, there's no guarantee.
11:26Oh, well, then we have a serious problem here because time is of the essence.
11:31Don't give in to him.
11:32Oh, Claire.
11:33Modernism isn't only overrated.
11:34It's extremely painful.
11:37You know, I've seen your future.
11:39Two adorable little boys.
11:41You do want to have them, don't you?
11:47You hurt her and I guarantee you'll never make it back home.
11:50Jack, you do realize that you only caught me because I wanted to be caught.
11:55Never forget.
11:57I'm from the future.
11:59And I'll always be one step ahead of you.
12:01Still gonna take time to get your watch.
12:05Good.
12:06Claire and I will be...
12:07We'll be taking a little trip to Chicago.
12:121928 Chicago.
12:13There's no way in hell you're going back in time.
12:15Oh, yes, we are.
12:17And you're gonna launch us, Jack.
12:19Set the coordinates for June 14, 1928.
12:23We'll be waiting for you.
12:24Under the clock.
12:25Union Station.
12:27Midnight.
12:28If you don't come alone, she dies.
12:31If you send us anywhere else, she dies.
12:34Jack, if you forget to bring my watch, our huggable little Claire here will die.
12:40We're playing by Chicago rules now, Jack.
12:43You're never getting that watch back.
12:45Well, if I don't, you'll be buried in the Roaring 20.
12:57Claire, I understand the meal on this flight is fantastic.
13:01Will you be having beef for chicken?
13:04Yee!
13:17Is it done?
13:18Yes, Mr. Capone.
13:20Two in the eyes, two in the throat, and two in the heart.
13:24Opportunity, Eddie.
13:25Eddie, that's how you should look upon Joey's unfortunate demise.
13:35Joey took advantage of my graciousness.
13:38Yes, Mr. Capone.
13:43I provide for everyone who comes to sit at my table.
13:45I only ask for one thing in return.
13:49And you know what that one thing is, Eddie?
13:54Hi, Al.
13:55I'm back.
13:56Did you miss me?
13:58Like a tumor.
14:00Don't get fresh.
14:01Remember how you got the first scar.
14:04Get the lady some clothes, lapdog.
14:06I'm fine as I am.
14:07No, you are not.
14:08This is the era of dame skirts and broads, and you are damn well gonna blend in.
14:14Why'd you come back?
14:23Well, let's just say I'm in town with a few hours to kill.
14:27I'm in it till long and counting.
14:29I downloaded the sublimator.
14:31Chicago in the 20s makes Sodom and Gomorrah look like a Norman Rockwell painting.
14:36I'm gonna wake the subcommittee chairman at 3 a.m. to get this.
14:39I'll tell you what he told me.
14:41Don't screw up the next time he's sleeping in.
14:47This is the only way.
14:5130 seconds to lock.
14:52I'd prefer if you left Pascoe at the bottom of Lake Michigan in a pair of cement shoes.
14:57Hey, a guy can dream.
15:00What?
15:09Cheer up, Al.
15:11I won't be here long.
15:12And as soon as I'm gone, you can go back to being the Godfather.
15:16But right now, you work for me.
15:18I'm used to being given a certain amount of respect in my own home.
15:23Well, the way I see it, you wouldn't have a home if it wasn't for me.
15:27I'm the one who introduced you to bootlegging, gambling, and all the other nefarious activities that you claim credit for.
15:32I still had to put together the operations.
15:34I took the risks.
15:36Risks?
15:37Yeah.
15:39I'm the one that kept you one step ahead of the law.
15:42And all your enemies?
15:43You've dodged so many bullets, it's embarrassing.
15:47I can hold my own in a gunfight.
15:51Don't get cocky, Al.
15:53You know, I could have plucked any goomba bouncer off the street and they'd be standing right where you are
15:57now.
15:59But I chose you, Al.
16:02And because of me, you're gonna go down in history.
16:10Now you blend, Claire.
16:12Shouldn't we be headed to Union Station?
16:14Well, I have a few matters to take care of first, but Mr. Capone here has graciously offered to escort
16:21you.
16:27Alphonse, don't be late.
16:30You know what I always say.
16:32A tardy man is a...
16:36Dead man.
17:03A loving memory of Sammy Trigger happy?
17:09I guess someone got a little trigger happy with you, Sammy.
17:14Thanks for the suit.
17:17Taxi!
17:22We got a future criminal back in 1928, and we're hardly picking up a rip.
17:26Yeah.
17:27It's even mud puddles with bigger under toes.
17:30What's your analysis?
17:32Well, either your little dome's blown a fuse, or Pasco's been to 1928 before.
17:39I hate it when you confirm my worst fear.
17:42Got a line on Pasco's anonymous pen pal?
17:45Oh, yeah.
17:46Yeah, yeah, you'll love this one.
17:48He sent the letter to himself.
17:53Easter.
17:54Get some sleep, huh?
17:57Pasco told Logan a 13-year-old to figure out who sent that letter.
18:00Great, get one in here.
18:02Oh, you're missing the point.
18:04Pasco is from the future, but in 2007...
18:07He's only 13 years old and on the lam for killing his foster parents.
18:10I contacted Pasco's lawyer, and he told me that letter was delivered to his office by a kid.
18:14You're telling me that 13-year-old Pasco broke his future self out of prison?
18:18The brat was his get-out-of-jail-free card.
18:27Can I, uh, help you, mister?
18:30That's all right, I'm meeting someone.
18:32Oh, I get it. You're one of those.
18:36One of what?
18:37Well, there's only two types that walk in here.
18:39Lovers and leavers.
18:41The lovers kiss each other goodbye as they're boarding the Chicago Limited.
18:44The leavers end up kissing the wrong end of a Tommy gun.
18:47Thanks. I'll watch my back.
18:53You're not meeting somebody under the clock, are you?
18:56Oh, well, uh, in that case, I think it's time for my coffee break.
19:00Oh, is there something I should know?
19:04It's a Chicago, my friend. It's a sucker set-up.
19:09What is that?
19:10Union Pacific announced a warning for trains at 59.
19:15The city of New Orleans will track number 26.
19:18Parting at 2 a.m. for Champaign, Urbana, Garbondale.
19:39Southern Pacific announces the arrival of train number 30, the Capital Limited, on track number 27.
19:47Got it?
19:54Got it!
20:08Take a load off, Jack.
20:15Don't you hurry.
20:17Got to catch a train?
20:19Where's Hemmings?
20:21She's right where I told you she'd be.
20:30I trust you brought my pocket watch.
20:41Let's make a deal.
20:44Jack, now if you're Porter, meet Officer Hemmings, and Mr. Capone in the middle.
20:50Capone?
20:51It's one of the perks of having home court advantage.
20:55But you're from the future.
20:56I'm from anywhere I want to be, Jack.
21:07It's now or never, Jack.
21:18It's now or never, Jack.
21:36Freeze, Capone!
21:37Well, if it ain't the kid, I thought you treasury boys kept bankers hours.
21:42Not when you do your best work at night.
21:45Kidnapping women, that's a new law, even for you.
21:48It's not one cop, it's another.
21:51Everybody down!
22:02I guess we're destined to meet again, Jack.
22:06Move it!
22:07Move it!
22:10Find me!
22:21Not all you rats are jumping ship.
22:23You stay right where you are, buddy.
22:30Here's the deal.
22:31You don't shave, you don't get to point the gun.
22:35I'm Treasury Agent Elliot Ness,
22:37and I get to point the gun at whoever I want.
22:45I don't work for Al Capone.
22:47Sure you don't, Dapper Dan.
22:48You just use the same tailor.
22:51If it wasn't for me,
22:53you and that badge are so fond of waving,
22:55we'd be splattered all over the station.
22:57I don't owe you anything.
22:58I had a clean bust until you messed it up.
23:02How long have you been doing this?
23:05Two weeks.
23:06We scoured the whole area.
23:08We couldn't find any shell casings.
23:09What do you mean there are no casings?
23:10It was a shotgun.
23:13Look harder!
23:14Yes, sir, Mr. Ness.
23:16That blast didn't come from a shotgun.
23:17Clamp it.
23:18It was probably filled with dimes and tacks.
23:21Check around the baseboards.
23:25Pass, go get a laser blaster.
23:36I didn't mean for it to turn out this way.
23:38Oh, hey, forget about it.
23:40Hey, come on.
23:40It's not every day I get to tell my grandkids
23:42I was within spitting distance of Al Capone.
23:45Oh.
23:47Here's your watch back.
23:48There must be some fancy sundial.
23:50It's definitely one of a kind.
23:52Did I say that you could move?
23:55Look, Ness, let's get something straight.
23:56I do not work for Al Capone.
23:58I don't even know him.
23:59I'm after the guy who took a shot at you.
24:01Why don't we just help each other out?
24:03I don't need your help.
24:05Really?
24:07Bert, what's the word on the street about Elliot Ness?
24:09Kid pencil pusher who thinks he's a big shot.
24:11Federal guy sent him out here to annoy Capone.
24:14The funny thing is the cops hate him even worse than the crooks do.
24:16I even hear they're tossing coins about who knocks him off first.
24:20Give the man five bucks.
24:22What, for insulting me?
24:23No, for telling you the truth.
24:30So, Bert, where can a couple of new boys get a quick lay of the land?
24:34Lenny Spatz, the guy who shines shoes here in the station.
24:37He knows what's going on, keeps his ear to the ground.
24:39Nobody can spit without him hearing about it.
24:42Give me another five.
24:42Oh, you're killing me.
24:52Brilliant, Al.
24:53I ask you for one small favor and you screw that up.
24:56What can I tell you?
24:58This Ness kid's been trailing me for two weeks.
25:01If you don't lay off, I'll get Eddie to whack him.
25:07Somehow, I don't think Eddie's going to be much help.
25:13Seems someone told him to tail me.
25:16Where's Eddie?
25:19You're holding him.
25:25Unlike you, Al, I do my own whacking.
25:28I had a momentary flash of anger.
25:30I apologize.
25:32I didn't like Eddie that much anyway.
25:35Well, your loyalty's touching.
25:38Now, where's our lovely Officer Hemmings?
25:42Tied up in that bedroom.
25:43That broad has got something mouth on her.
25:45Yeah, I'd rather admire her liberated attitude.
25:48You would.
25:49I think it's time for a drink.
25:51Yeah.
25:54Not with you, Al.
25:56Escort the lady in.
25:58We're going out of the town.
26:03I hear you're a guy who keeps his ear to the ground.
26:05That depends upon who you hear it from.
26:08I heard it from Bert.
26:10This is a waste of time.
26:12Sit down, Buster Brown.
26:14Don't they teach you feds any patients?
26:17How'd you know I was a fed?
26:20Imitation leather shoes.
26:22Dead giveaway.
26:27Burt's a good man.
26:28What do you want to know?
26:32There's a new guy in town.
26:33He's been seen with Capone.
26:34Oh, yeah.
26:36You're talking about the tourist.
26:38He ain't new.
26:40But he is the guy behind Capone.
26:42Oh, come on.
26:43Logan, this chump's blowing smoke.
26:45The tourist doesn't exist.
26:46He's a myth.
26:48Tell me more about this tourist.
26:50Well, there's not much to tell.
26:51Except for Capone, nobody's ever seen his face and lived to tell the tale.
26:56He breathes into town every six months, sits on old Scarface, then disappears.
27:02Where does he hang out when he's in town?
27:04Well, I hear he has a fondness for speakeasies.
27:07How about a name?
27:09I give tips, not lectures.
27:13Hey, the man.
27:20You know I had you down for a cheapskate?
27:22I guess you can't always judge a man by his shoes.
27:24I guess you can't.
27:28All right, in terms of speakeasies, I got the waterfront, the Ritzy, the Black Cat, the Tick-Tock Club.
27:34Tick-Tockers and Clock?
27:36Yeah, name ring a bell?
27:38Well, let's just say old habits tie hard.
27:41You got an address?
27:42I got them all.
27:43Right here.
27:45Must have a good memory.
27:46I've developed it.
27:48Capone's guys go through my office every other day.
27:51Just kills them, I don't write anything down.
27:58Houston, we have a doppelganger.
28:00December 7th, 1926, Chicago Sentinel.
28:04Al Capone hosts Christmas party for City Orphanage.
28:07What a sweetheart.
28:08Check out the smiling mug on Al's left.
28:11Pascoe?
28:12How did he get there without us knowing about it?
28:16Somehow Mr. Mustafelis has managed to incorporate himself into this time period.
28:20You're saying Pascoe's supposed to be there?
28:22In a word, yes.
28:23We have no ripple.
28:24There's simply no other explanation.
28:26Well, we better find one.
28:27Run a full history scan.
28:29Let's see if Waldo pops up anywhere else.
28:50I don't think they're coming out of Midnight Mass.
28:53Come on, let's bust this joint.
28:55This isn't about a bust.
28:57We're after something much bigger than one speakeasy.
29:00My job is to take down Capone.
29:02Now, if I have to do that one gin joint at a time, that's what I'm gonna do.
29:07And tomorrow night another one will pop up.
29:09Start using your head.
29:10You want to take on someone like Capone, you have to start thinking like him.
29:13What kind of a crackpot philosophy is that?
29:15Capone is a crook and a killer.
29:18I'm not sinking to his level to catch him.
29:20That's the thin blue line you have to walk, Elliot.
29:24That's the job.
29:27And now you're just a hot-headed kid with a gun.
29:32I sure could use a drink right now.
29:36You know, for my nerves.
29:39Never been shot at before tonight.
29:43It's okay to be scared.
29:46No one's untouchable.
29:48Not even you.
29:50They'll never let me pass that front door.
29:54Well, that's the first smart thing I've heard you say all night.
30:00There may be hope for you yet, Ness.
30:07Oh, no.
30:08Don't even ask.
30:10What?
30:11You cleaned me out.
30:13I want to borrow something else.
30:14Maybe I will meet him Sunday, maybe, Monday, maybe not.
30:30But I'm sure I'll meet him one day, maybe Tuesday will be my good news day.
30:45CJ, I'm not so hard to find when you know where to look.
30:48A little home just meant for two.
30:54Claire, are you okay?
30:55Other than the laser blaster sticking in my side, I'm fine.
31:00I've been entertaining Officer Hemmings here with tales of my adventures.
31:04He's been here before, Jack.
31:06I don't know how, but he has.
31:08It's his watch.
31:10It's more than just a temporal controller, isn't it, Pasco?
31:13Well, that's what I like about you, Jack.
31:16Your potential to see the big picture.
31:21Bravo!
31:23Bravo!
31:25Why don't you fill me in on the blanks?
31:28How far back in time have you journeyed?
31:31Oh, come on.
31:32Don't be shy.
31:35Tell me.
31:36A couple of hundred years.
31:38Well, you've barely walked a mile in my shoes.
31:44I've watched a Meglodon shark rip the throat out of a Tyrannosaurus rex.
31:50I've ridden with Hannibal as he crossed the Alps.
31:54Sat on the wall of Jericho as Joshua stormed the gates.
32:00Walked through the ashes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
32:04Jack,
32:06I stood on the tip of Mount Everest just five minutes before the world ends
32:11and took in the last dying light.
32:19My watch
32:21is not just a passport to the future.
32:25It'll secure my place in history.
32:34I'm gonna secure you back in that little white cell.
32:39You're a nobody, Pasco.
32:43And you're gonna die alone
32:46and forgotten.
32:48Oh, Jack.
32:50And here I thought you were a kindred spirit.
32:57There's nothing between us, Pasco.
33:01Nothing.
33:03The watch.
33:05Hemmings first.
33:14Now.
33:20It's all yours.
33:28I always did see you going down
33:29in a hail of gunfire, Jack.
33:46Hell, you mess.
33:49Oh, Jack.
33:58You just broke my watch.
34:01Well, what are you gonna do about it?
34:03Rest ya.
34:06The name of the game, Mr. Ness,
34:08is firepower.
34:13Trust me.
34:14You're outgunned.
34:22Logan, no watch, no Ness.
34:30We should destroy his watch right now.
34:33If we even scratch this thing,
34:35Pasco will kill Elliot Ness
34:37and change history forever.
34:41We have to stop playing this game on his terms.
34:43I'm open to suggestions.
34:45Pasco left me at Capone's
34:46while he went to take care of some business.
34:48He met us later at Union Station.
34:52Did you have that laser blaster with him
34:53when he left you?
34:54No.
34:55Then he must have a base here.
34:57Yeah, well, he doesn't want Capone to know that.
34:59One of his men tailed Pasco.
35:01He ended up eviscerated.
35:03Did Capone get the location?
35:06I think so.
35:08Then we need to trick Big Alan to talking.
35:10Yeah, well, how are we going to do that?
35:16What?
35:26I got to say, you're the last brat I thought
35:28would come walking through that door.
35:30The tourist sent me.
35:32What?
35:33First he kidnaps you, now you work for him?
35:36I don't buy it.
35:38We may have started off on the wrong foot,
35:40but how long can a woman resist that kind of power?
35:45I'll bet women are attracted to you like flypaper.
35:50You broads are all the same.
35:51You act all independent
35:52until you sink your claws into some fat cat.
35:55Well, I guess that's why they call us the weaker sex.
36:01What happened?
36:03We got rumbled at the TikTok by Elliot Ness.
36:08That kid sticks you worse than a cheap meal.
36:12If the tourist wants me to take him out,
36:13that can be arranged.
36:14I don't know what he wants.
36:16He just told me to get you and meet him.
36:20Meet him where?
36:22Didn't Eddie tell you the location?
36:24Yeah.
36:28But what's in it for me?
36:30He said if you help him out of this jam,
36:32he'll never come back to Chicago again.
36:36We'll take my car.
36:45Vito, wake up.
36:46We're going to the clock shop.
36:46We're going to Racine and Division.
36:49What's the matter with you?
36:49You got wax in your ears?
36:52Sorry, I gave Vito the night off.
36:54You got a lot to learn about women, Al.
36:56Get in.
37:01No.
37:03It can't be.
37:06Gene, better get in here pronto.
37:08We got serious trouble.
37:14What'd you find?
37:15The question is, what didn't I find?
37:17Pass goes everywhere.
37:21It's got to be some sort of computer virus.
37:23Oh, Pass goes to virus.
37:25I mean, look, there he is on the deck of the Titanic.
37:27In the crowd of the Hindenburg explosion at Chernobyl.
37:29On the hill at Lockerbie, Scotland.
37:31Oh, my God.
37:32This guy makes Zelda look like a shut-in.
37:34We got to get people to every one of those dates and nail them.
37:36No, no, no, no, no, no.
37:37We can't.
37:38It's too late.
37:39Don't you see?
37:40Pass go isn't altering our history.
37:42He's created it.
37:45All these tragedies have already happened.
37:46We can't change that.
37:48The only history we can affect is the present.
37:50We have to start focusing on finding the 13-year-old Pass go.
37:55Where did Pass go get that pocket watch?
37:57Knowing him?
37:59Probably King Tut's yard sale.
38:15That's Ness's car.
38:18So this must be the back of Pass go shop.
38:21Well, I ain't ringing his doorbell.
38:36Come on.
38:38Is that you?
38:45You really can't take a hint, can you?
38:57Don't you hate it when company shows up uninvited?
38:59Oh, it's always a pleasure to see you, Jack.
39:02What about me?
39:10Where's Ness?
39:11If I told you he was dead, you'd try and take me back.
39:14So why don't I just leave it if he's alive and well?
39:17Then what games pass go?
39:21Either way, you're going to end up back in that little white cell.
39:24Hemmings, take him back to the TEC.
39:26I'll find Ness.
39:28Gladly.
39:40No dame pulls a gun and Al Capone wants to tell about it.
39:44Really?
39:45This is the first time for everything.
39:49Ow.
39:50Huh?
39:51Okay.
40:02Okay.
40:11Alrighty.
40:13Okay.
40:15Bye.
40:15Bye.
40:17Bye-bye.
40:19Bye-bye.
40:42it's over pasco oh no jack it's just beginning
40:54let go logan until we're standing in the tc can't hold on forever
41:26where's pasco somewhere in time
41:33found ness here in the trunk bound and gagged well ness looks like you finally get to take
41:39in capone for what you two kidnapped and assaulted him he's actually innocent for once but i'll get
41:47him someday i know you will so you got any advice for a hot-headed kid logan yeah you ever
42:01want to
42:01really know capone just remember three little letters irs trust him
42:20you hear this capone nobody's untouchable
42:39good job logan you got hemi's back in one piece
42:45if it makes you feel any better you're right about pasco he is different
42:54no he's not he's nothing
42:59and i'm gonna catch him if it takes me from here to eternity
43:03you
43:03you
43:06you
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