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Gather around, glorious turd monsters,

and feast your eyes on what I hold in

this hand. The future of movement, a

hoverboard.

>> I don't understand those things. Is

walking really so hard for you?

>> Oh, Ames, walking's a nightmare.

>> Yeah, Amy.

>> Now, friends,

eat my space dust.

>> Okay. A little harder to control than I

thought. Okay, there we go. Woo! I think

I'm getting the hang of it. NO, I'M NOT.

I'M ALL RIGHT.

>> I'M DOING IT. I'M DOING IT. [applause]

>> YOU GOT THIS.

>> NO, I do NOT GOT THIS, TERRY. DON'T LET

GO OF ME. THE FUTURE of movement IS NOW.

>> HEY, you guys see the dude I brought in

today? The drug dealer. 81 years old. I

think it's the oldest collar of my

entire career. I once arrested a

96-year-old for flashing. I was

terrified he'd die in my back seat or

flash me. My oldest caller was 78, but

the PCP made her fight like she was 20.

>> What about two 50-year-old twins? Does

that count as a 100-year-old?

>> No good.

>> No.

>> You're talking oldest bags? 68.

>> That's not that old.

>> Yeah, but I was only 20.

>> 20? Were you even a cop then?

>> No, man. It was before I got into the

academy.

>> Charles isn't talking about his oldest

arrest.

Ew. [screaming]

>> No. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Yeah. Oldest

arrest. 68. LIKE I SAID,

>> GOD, YOU HAD sex with a 68-year-old when

you were in your 20s.

>> You know how it is when you have a

chance at bed an older woman. You

>> No, that is not an older woman. That's

an old woman. That's someone's grandma.

>> She was actually That's how I met her.

Was college with her grandson Marvin.

Don't Don't knock it to your She had a

replacement hip with some serious

torque.

>> It's like having sex with a transformer.

>> That is no one's fantasy. All right,

here's where we stand. This nightclub is

the home base for the Merit Crime

Syndicate. I've been tracking the club

owner, Vladimir Droic, aka the dragon,

aka my first per with a cool nickname.

>> What about Elbaboso, the dagger?

>> Yeah, it turns out Rosa was lying about

that. Elbaboso actually means the slug.

>> Donto, that means dumb dumb.

>> It was very cruel. I referred to myself

as Elaboso to several beautiful Latina

ladies.

>> Oh, that's your type, isn't it, Jakey?

Like Sophia and Okay. Okay. Anyway, the

dragon is involved in several counts of

human trafficking as well as I'm sorry,

what's going on? Who are you?

>> Trxil with the organized crime unit. I'm

here for the mayor case materials.

>> Oh, are you? Well, we'll see what my

captain has to say about this.

>> Thank you for taking the materials.

>> Make sure you also pick up the files

that are on Peralta's desk.

>> Wow, that is not how I saw it playing

out. Sir, I thought you said this was my

case.

>> I gave you two weeks. I'm done fending

off the organized crime unit squad.

Since Peralta's briefing was cut short,

you can all use this time to clean up

your desks. Look at this place.

Halfeaten food, crumpled tissues,

pictures of your families.

>> What's wrong with pictures?

>> If you love someone, you'll remember

what they look like.

>> What is this

>> rubber band ball?

>> Keep your bands in a box or a bag. Since

you all apparently have time to play

throw, I'm canceling overtime for the

month effective immediately. Get to work

and deball these bands

>> for you

and you and you.

>> What are these?

>> These, madam, are STDs.

>> What are you talking about, buddy?

>> STDs. Save the dates for Vivian and my

wedding.

>> Ah, yes. Hey, just out of curiosity, how

many people have you given STDs to?

>> Lots. Like a hundred.

What's going on?

>> Uh oh. Okay, I get it. STD has another

meaning. You're gross. No one else is

going to think that.

>> Everyone is going to think that. But

it's sweet that your mind didn't go

there.

>> Thank you. It is kind of sweet.

>> Will your first dance be to you give me

fever?

>> Will you be serving crabs at the

reception?

>> Do you have herpes?

>> Guys, this is my wedding. This is

important to me. No more jokes.

>> You're right. And we're sorry.

>> Yes,

>> we love you, buddy. Warts and all.

Sorry, I made a rash decision. I was

itching to say it. Okay, I'm done.

[laughter]

I have an STD.

>> So, just RSVP or

>> Yeah, the number's right on the streets.

>> Great. Okie do. The car's picking me and

Amy up in 2 minutes. You sure you're

cool keeping tabs on my cases while I'm

on the cruise?

>> You bet. I hope you have a great time.

Hey, don't make any new best friends.

[laughter]

>> Maybe you shouldn't go.

>> Are you kidding? I am psyched to go on

this weekl long cruise just sitting

around doing nothing. Straight up living

that slug life, y'all. Cruise

itineraries hot off a laminator. Who's

ready for some non-stop totally

scheduled fun?

>> Oh, I actually thought we could just sit

by the pool, eat unlimited shrimp, and

see what it does to our bodies.

>> That's cute. I don't know if there's

going to be time, though. The cruise

offers 77 activities, and I signed us up

for 76 of them. Speed dating for widows

seemed like a bummer.

>> Okay, so slightly different perspectives

going into this cruise. Call it the slug

life talking, but I think it's going to

work itself out. Goodbye co-workers, or

as they like to say it, se

Jake, will you join me in Terry's

office?

>> Oh, private rendevous, huh? This whole

trying to make a baby thing has got you

super freaky. Terry, what's up, dude?

>> What did you think was happening?

>> He clearly thought you were going to

have secret sex in here.

>> What? Inappropes much? I did not think

that. Amy did. She texted me about it.

See, proof. Anyway, what's up,

Lieutenant?

>> Santiago and I are going to an

administration workshop for the NYPD.

>> And it's voluntary, so only the cool

kids are going to be there.

>> Love you so much. Continue. Anyways,

you're in charge for the day.

>> Oh boy, here comes the lecture. Be

responsible, Jake. Don't do anything

crazy or fun.

>> There's no lecture. I trust you.

>> Oh, but there always used to be a

lecture.

>> Yeah, well, you're not the same

immature, rebellious kid you used to be.

Didn't you and Amy just buy a

familyfriendly midsize sedan

>> in a rebellious color, champagne, which

is an alcohol. And let's not forget, I

wanted to have sex in your office just

now.

>> Yeah. To have a baby and become a

father.

>> He turned it around on me.

>> It's not bad that I trust you more now.

Plus, there's not even that much for you

guys to do today. I mean, the squad is

on reserve parade duty. Your job is to

sit around.

>> Good point. Besides, what's the worst

thing a responsible guy like me COULD

DO.

>> BUCKLE YOUR BUTTS, EVERYONE. THE JIMMY

JAB GAMES ARE BACK.

>> CAREFUL. You only get one shot at this

crawl.

>> Don't worry. I know what I'm doing. I

saw the first 15 minutes of the Hurt

Locker.

>> Hurry. The stench is too much. We got to

get those shoes out of here. How much

time do we have?

>> Skully ate his Popey 30 minutes ago, so

we probably got 10 minutes left on this

nap. 12 if he's turkey tired.

All right, come up.

It's trapped. Abort mission. I have an

idea.

[sighs]

Let's send these shoes to hell.

>> Oh, wait. Yeah, it just smells worse

than before. Oh,

>> abort. We've busted murderers. We've

taken down cartels. But today, we face

the worst New York has to offer. The

fire department.

Fire marshal. Boom. We meet again.

>> Detective Peralta. Your flies down. I

made you look.

>> I didn't look. And I'm wearing shorts.

There is no fly.

>> That's not what your mom said.

>> You make no sense.

>> And now I'm inside your head.

>> Prepare to die.

>> 52.

AND you dream.

[cheering]

[screaming]

>> You don't have to dance every time.

>> True, but I choose to dance every time.

>> You have one play. You give the ball to

Jeff and he runs it in. I I'd like to

see you score one.

>> Good. Cuz you're about to see it. You're

about to see it straight to hell.

>> Now, Terry,

>> I did it. I did it alone.

>> I'm the KING OF THE WORLD.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, welcome to the

most anticipated event in this

precinct's history, the auction for

>> the suitcase of mystery.

>> Exactly, Jacob. This puppy's been in the

lost and found since 1976.

No one alive today knows its contents.

I'm happy to say Captain Holt has

finally given me permission to auction

it off.

>> I'll let you give me a spray tan. Any

shade you want,

>> Jake? Willing to sacrifice his dignity.

Who can top it?

>> Massage. I'll give you a massage.

>> Charles going in the wrong direction and

getting himself disqualified.

Interesting approach. Orange Jake going

once. Going twice.

>> I'll show you a picture of me in high

school. There is side pony. Ooh, Rosa

coming in hot. Rosa coming in hot.

>> I'll also give you full control of my

hair and wardrobe. I'll go on a date

with you.

>> Sold to Jake, not to Skullie. That

really freaked me out and I just want

this to end now.

So, there's this suitcase. I don't care.

Yeah.

>> Hey, Gina, we got an anonymous gift

basket. Yeah. It's full of treats. It's

got meats, cheeses, candies, all the

food groups. The cheese is amazing. It

melts in my mouth and in my hands.

>> H French chocolates, French cheeses,

tiny French pickles. Did none of you

detectives think this might be a gift

for Captain Halt from someone in France?

Like his husband Pomp,

>> what? [laughter]

No way. This is a nice present from an

unknown appreciative citizen that wanted

us to munch.

>> What's this then? Dear Captain Raymond

Holt, thinking of you best, Dr. Kevin

Cosner, PhD. He even used their pet

names.

>> Oh no, I ate the chocolate covered

strawberry. That's the most intimate

snack of them all. Hold's going to be

back from his meeting in 30 minutes.

What do we do?

>> Eat the note

>> now.

>> No, it's okay. We can fix this.

>> Check it out, sir. A lovely gift basket

that Kevin sent you all the way from

Paris.

>> Straight from Paris.

stapler,

scissors,

rubber bands.

>> That man really knows me. [laughter]

>> Pigeon's still here.

>> Yeah, no matter what we do, he just

won't leave. The problem is you're

thinking like detectives.

>> No, I'm definitely not.

>> When you should be thinking like a bird.

This is operation saving private pigeon.

On my mark, I will turn on this fan,

gently startling our bird due east into

the filebox canyon where he will

encounter Charles holding two pot lids.

He'll bang them together, forcing

Private Pigeon into the ceiling there

and out of the ceiling there, where he

will be greeted by scary Rosa holding a

scary picture of an owl. Now he's

playing our game. He'll veer left into

an upside down garbage can propped up by

a hockey stick and connected to a string

that Gina is holding. She pulls it. He's

trapped and Terry releases him outside.

>> Terry hates birds.

>> Okay, little friend. Let's get you home

to mama.

>> Oh god, IT FLEW RIGHT INTO THE FAN. IT'S

EVERYWHERE. THERE'S PIGEON EVERYWHERE.

[screaming]

May I present to you the Suicide Squad?

Hang on there, genius. You want us your

enemies to help you bring down

Commissioner Kelly?

>> You guys consider me your enemy? You're

some of my best friends. We haven't

talked to you in like 3 years, CJ.

>> Wait. Yeah, I'm thinking of different

guys.

>> Oh, Raymond. That you came to me to ask

for help shows how much you've matured.

You know what else shows how much you've

matured? Your withered face.

>> Now I know why you refer to this as a

suicide squad, Peralta. Because I

already want to kill myself.

>> Why don't you wait a week? You probably

die of old age.

>> The only way I'm going to die is if you

touch me with one of your bony fingers

and drag me across the river sticks, you

reaper.

>> Ah, wonderful. Very creative. Look, John

Kelly has to be stopped. He's spying on

civilians. It's unconstitutional and

it's wrong.

>> Please. Do you think any one of these

jackals cares about what's right or

wrong? I'll help.

>> See, sir, there is good in every person,

but I want it to be known for selfish

reasons.

>> Why would you want that to be known?

>> Well, cuz I never met CJ before, and I

want him to think that I'm cool.

>> It's working. I mean, I love how you're

taking over the room. [laughter]

>> Yeah, that's awesome.

>> You know, I actually wouldn't mind

getting rid of John Kelly either. That

guy makes up so many dumb rules. He told

me I couldn't eat raw chicken. And you

think a new commissioner will

>> Yeah, he's already on board. So, yes, a

new commissioner would let you eat raw

chicken for whatever reason.

>> It's healthier.

>> It sure is. Siege.

>> And what do you hope to get out of this,

Madlin? Let me guess. Revenge on Dorothy

for killing your sister.

>> I want the same as you, Raymond. I think

what John Kelly is doing is terrible.

>> Yes. Well said, one. So, we're all on

board. This is exciting. Let's bring it

in. Huh? Suicide Squad on three. Ready?

One, two.

>> I don't touch other dudes hands.

>> Whose hand is sticky?

>> Oh, that might be me. I ate a popsicle

earlier.

>> It's probably Meline. Cockroaches

release a mucousl like secretion.

>> You would know about roaches. You roach.

>> AND THREE, SUICIDE SQUAD. Thanks

everybody for coming out to Hitchcock's

divorce party.

>> Why is the cake two men getting married?

>> That's me and Hitchcock. The boys are

back together.

>> This cake is for a gay wedding. The

inside is a rainbow.

>> Nuh-uh. It's my favorite flavor. All the

flavors.

>> I can't believe Bethy's gone. It was so

out of the blue.

>> Well, not entirely. I mean, she did have

an affair with her hairdresser and you

filmed it and threatened to release the

tape and then she said she didn't care

and put it on the internet herself. And

then when it started to make money, you

sued her for half the profits

>> and then boom, out of the blue, divorce

papers.

>> Ah, buddy, you'll be okay.

>> It doesn't feel like it. My heart is

ruined forever. I'm done with love. I'll

never find anyone who's Oh my god. Get a

load of the can on her.

>> You see a dorks? I'm going to get some.

Well, Hitchcock still sucks.

>> Happy turkey day.

>> Yes. Right out of the gate.

>> What? What's going on?

>> We're playing boil bingo Thanksgiving

edition.

>> Everyone filled out their cards with

possible Charles related scenarios.

First bingo gets 100 bucks.

>> I had boil calls at turkey day in the

center square.

Boil explains that they ate lobsters at

the first Thanksgiving. They did. Back

in that time, they called lobsters ocean

bugs. And I'll just mark it off for you.

>> I think I got the winning card here.

Boille tells us that he played

Pocahontas in his third grade play.

>> All the girls were too big.

>> This is a fun one. Boille says gobble

gobble gobble.

>> Well, now that I know you want me to say

that, I'll just say it with two gobbles.

>> Gobble gobble

>> gobble. God, it just it just sounds

right that way. I don't like this game.

>> Boil objects to boil bingo.

>> Come on, guys.

>> Boil says, "Come on, guys. That's two

for Terry."

>> Well, guess what? I can spoil your

little game by sitting over here quietly

all day and doing nothing.

>> Anybody have Boil falls on the floor?

>> No one. That's a victory. That's a

victory for Boil. Boom.

>> Boil.

>> He's here. Boil's here.

>> This is so fun. I wish you guys got shot

more often.

>> Back in the 99.

[cheering]

>> Welcome back, detective.

>> Wow. Is this all for me? Of course it

is. What are you wearing there, buddy?

>> Oh, none of my pants fit over my butt

cast. Lucky for me, my mom lent me her

leg warmers.

>> That is lucky.

>> Pretty sweet scooter.

>> Oh, yeah. I know. Check out these

donuts.

>> Oh, that went terribly. Can I help you

with something?

>> Nope. Nope. Everything's under control.

I picked up a couple reacher grabbers.

>> Yep.

>> So, I'm able to do everything that I

used to do. So now, if you'll excuse me,

I'm going to go make myself a morning

cup of coffee like I do every day.

>> Okay, let's get problem.

>> All right,

>> the heart is the hardest part.

>> Let me get that for you, Bo.

>> No need. No need at all. That's sweet,

Rosa. Here we go.

>> Hey, uh, hey, Charles, just take my

coffee. It's fresh.

>> Okay, I guess. I mean, if you don't

mind.

>> All right, you got it.

>> All righty.

>> No problem. Why wouldn't you just USE

YOUR OTHER HAND?

>> HOT COFFEE IN MY CAST. [laughter]

>> Cold milk. Cold milk.

>> Oh, it's coming out the bottle.

>> It is coming out the bottom.

>> Just eating butter like a popsicle, huh,

boy?

>> Yeah, I know. I'm spoiling myself, but

I'm depressed. Or have you forgotten

that Jake, my best friend, is in prison?

>> Wait, [music] Jake's in prison? Yeah, he

and Rosa were framed for a bunch of bank

robberies by Lieutenant Hawkins.

>> Oh, right. And where's Gina?

>> On maternity leave. We were all at her

baby shower last week.

>> Okay. And why am I bleeding?

>> I don't know, Hitchcock.

>> Oh, so you don't have all the answers.

I'm bleeding because my piece of crap

son-in-law bit me.

>> Look, we all miss Jake and Rosa, which

is why we have to keep working the case.

There has to be some way to exonerate

him.

>> I've been looking, but I can't find

anything and I don't know what to do.

>> I can't find anything and I don't know

what to do. title of your sex tape.

>> What is happening right now?

>> They caught Hawkins trying to flee the

country. She confessed to everything and

they let me out.

>> Oh my god, Jake. Is it really you? Are

you really here?

>> You know it, baby. But first, I got to

hug my best friend.

>> What?

>> Welcome back, Peralta. I just heard from

the mayor to apologize for what happened

to you. They're sending you to Disney

World. You and one male guest. [music]

>> As long as I don't have to go on any of

the scary rides, I just go for the

shows.

>> Boil. Boil, [screaming] BOIL, BOIL,

BOIL, BOIL,

>> BOIL. Were you dreaming ABOUT JAKE

AGAIN?

>> WHY DID YOU WAKE ME UP? I TOLD YOU NEVER

TO WAKE ME UP.

>> OH, hello guys. Guys, guys, check it

out. Hitchcock fell asleep in the break

room, so I put his hand in a bowl of

warm water.

>> Come on, man. That's the stupidest prank

ever.

>> Uh, no. It's the smartest because it

involves biology. I bet it worked

already. Let's go, Jack.

HITCHCOCK, NO.

>> HE'S DROWNING. HE'S DROWNING.

>> SAVE HIM, [screaming] MAN. [groaning]

>> Take it back, Jake. Great prank.

>> Listen up, everyone. While Captain

Holt's out of town at his conference,

I'm in charge. [music] Which means,

Jake, I order you to throw out that

gingerbread house. It's from Christmas.

>> Fine, but you're going to be leaving a

lot of ants with no home.

>> CHECK IT OUT, LOSERS. GUESS WHO got

their dealer?

>> Nice. How'd it go down? We chased him

through a subway tunnel, back up through

a storm drain. Adrian and I got engaged,

and then we busted him with half a kilo

of coke in his sock.

>> Wait, wait, wait.

>> What did you just say?

>> It was in his sock. These dummies, they

never [clears throat] think we're going

to check their socks.

>> No, before that, weirdo. The getting

engaged part.

>> Oh, yeah. We got engaged.

>> Engaged. Engaged.

>> Yeah.

>> As in to be wet.

>> Yeah.

>> Seriously?

>> Yeah.

>> Amazing. We want dates. Tell us

everything. I don't want to toot my own

horn or anything, but it was super

romantic.

>> You follow. I'll cut him off in the

alley.

>> Okay. Wait. You want to get married?

>> Yep.

>> Everyone, check your email. The greatest

thing that could ever happen has just

happened. [music]

>> The girl who beat you for high school

valadictorian died?

>> No. Kevin Cosner requests your presents

at Raymond's birthday party.

>> Who's Kevin Cosner? Is he the star of

Dan's with Wolves? He's Captain Holt's

husband. Captain Raymond Holt. We're

invited to the captain's birthday party.

>> Oh, the captain's party and whatnot.

>> I can't wait to see the inside of

Raymond's house. I'm going to learn

everything there is to know about him.

>> I bet it's really fancy. Like Beauty and

the Beast fancy.

>> No, it's probably just an empty white

cube with a USB port in it for him to

plug his finger in when he's on sleep

mode.

>> Apparently, my husband Kevin has invited

you all to my party. There's very little

street parking, no gifts, no singing of

happy birthday. Should be fun.

Sounds fantastic.

>> Did you hear that? His husband invited

us, not him. He so doesn't want us

there.

>> Yes, he does.

>> It was kind of a lastm minute invite.

Just stirring the pot.

>> Why wouldn't Hol want us there?

>> Because he thinks we're going to

embarrass him in front of his husband,

which frankly is insulting.

>> Oh man, all the orange soda spilled out

of my cereal. [snorts]

It's happening again. Rosa. Rosa

Hitchcock fell asleep in the break room.

I pranked him. I tied his shoelaces

together.

>> He's 38 years old, dude.

>> I know. And yet my pranks still stay so

fresh. It's incredible.

>> Got to untie his shoes before he gets

hurt.

>> Seriously?

>> Seriously.

>> Fine. But what's the worst thing that

could happen?

>> HE'S BEING STRANGLED TO DEATH.

[screaming]

>> ALL RIGHT, JEFFERS. WHAT'S THIS MEETING

ALL ABOUT? I've got a full workload

today.

>> I didn't call it. I thought you [music]

did. What? I did no such thing.

>> So, if neither of you called it, then

who did?

Go.

>> Sheila, that was awesome. Okay, just

stay here. Wow, I can't believe I

executed that to perfection.

>> That was amazing.

>> Gina, what's this all about?

>> I wanted to make one final grand

entrance.

>> Final? What do you mean?

>> I've decided to leave the 99, which is

why

>> Oh, okay.

I'm handing in my two weeks notice.

>> I don't understand. What are you going

to do?

>> I'm not sure. But Jake convinced me it

was time to start a new chapter. It was

time to spread my wings and fly. I'm an

angel. I'm an angel. I'm an angel.

>> This is crazy. I can't imagine a 99

without you.

>> Don't worry. I have a parting gift for

all of you. I printed Time for Gina's

opinion hoodies for you with your names

on them. There you go.

>> Oh, that's fun. And so like time for

Jake's opinion.

>> What are you insane? No, it says time

for Gina's opinion in large text on the

back and then your names are stitched

really tiny on the front. I had to guess

at some of the spellings,

>> Arie.

>> But that's not all. Over the next two

weeks, I will be leaving each of you

with a signature Gina moment. Something

so shocking that it will stay with you

for the rest of your lives. Much like

this interpretive dance piece entitled

The Lexit.

This dance will be performed in four

movements. Each one expressing one

aspect of my personality.

Awesome. Was that the first movement?

>> What are you crazy? No, that's the

warm-up. Each movement is 45 minutes.

>> Oh, damn.

>> Hit it.

>> Santiago, your test result from the

sergeant's exam has arrived.

>> Oo. Everybody make room. Amy needs

adequate space to do her signature dork

dance.

>> I don't know if there's going to be a

dork dance. And look how small that

envelope is. That's not a big good news

envelope. That's a little bad news

envelope.

>> What? That's nuts. Sarge, tell her

envelope size doesn't matter.

>> If I'm being honest, I got a much bigger

envelope.

>> Oh god.

>> Unhelpful, Terry. Very unhelpful.

>> Mine was bigger, too.

>> Okay, I just won't ever open it. That

way, I'll never get rejected.

>> Fine, I'll open it.

>> No.

>> Nope.

>> Do it harder.

>> I opened it. You passed.

>> Oh my god. I'm going to be a surgeon.

>> You're going TO BE A SERGEANT?

>> YES.

>> Oh no, it's happening.

>> Yeah,

>> that's my future wife.

So,

>> tell me when to tell me when to tell me

when Tell me when

the hell,

>> man. They forgot my pico together.

[music]

>> I can't believe they're waxing the

floors and we're all stuck in here. I've

never seen them do this before.

>> They do it once a month. We just never

been on the night shift.

>> I know. It's like we're being punished.

We are for going to Florida.

>> I don't listen to so much stuff you all

say.

>> Well, frankly, I pity the lot of you.

You look out there and see a problem. I

look out there and see an opportunity.

I'm going to slide on that slippery

floor all the way from Holt's office to

the elevator. You're going to do the

FBP.

>> That's right, Rosa. I'm doing the full

bullpen.

Here we go.

We can build this together. [music]

Standing strong forever. Nothing's going

to stop us [music] now. And if this

world runs out of numbers, [music]

we'll still have each other. Nothing's

[singing] going to stop us. Nothing

[music]

stop us.

>> The full bullpen. [screaming]

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
gather /ˈɡæðər/ A2	verb - to come together in a group
glorious /ˈɡlɔːriəs/ B1	adjective - having or deserving great praise
turd /tɜːrd/ B1	noun - a piece of solid waste
monsters /ˈmʌnstərz/ A2	noun - frightening or evil creatures
feast /fiːst/ A2	verb - to eat a large meal
eyes /aɪz/ A1	noun - organs for seeing
hold /hoʊld/ A1	verb - to carry or support
future /ˈfjuːtʃər/ A1	noun - time yet to come
movement /ˈmuːvmənt/ A2	noun - the act of moving
hoverboard /ˈhʌvərˌboʊrd/ B1	noun - a self-balancing scooter
walking /ˈwɔːkɪŋ/ A1	verb - to move on foot
nightmare /ˈnaɪtˌmɛər/ A2	noun - a very bad dream
space /speɪs/ A1	noun - the area between objects
dust /dʌst/ A1	noun - fine powder
control /kənˈtroʊl/ A2	verb - to direct or manage
hang /hæŋ/ A1	verb - to suspend from above
future /ˈfjuːtʃər/ A1	noun - time yet to come
now /naʊ/ A1	adverb - at the present time
dude /duːd/ A2	noun - a man
drug /drʌɡ/ A1	noun - a substance used as a medicine or for pleasure

Key Grammar Structures

• I think it's the "oldest" collar of my entire career.

  ➔ Superlative adjective

  ➔ The word "oldest" is a **superlative adjective** used to compare more than two items, indicating the highest degree.

• "If you love someone", you'll remember what they look like.

  ➔ First conditional (real conditional)

  ➔ The clause "If you love someone" introduces a **first conditional**, expressing a real possible future situation.

• I'm "done fending" off the organized crime unit squad.

  ➔ Catenative verb construction: be done + gerund

  ➔ The phrase "done fending" uses the **catenative construction** "be done + gerund", meaning the speaker has finished the action of fending.

• I think "what John Kelly is doing" is terrible.

  ➔ Noun clause as complement (that‑clause/what‑clause)

  ➔ The segment "what John Kelly is doing" functions as a **noun clause** serving as the subject complement of the verb "think".

• I "could have done" it alone.

  ➔ Modal verb + perfect infinitive (could have + past participle)

  ➔ The phrase "could have done" combines the **modal verb** "could" with the **perfect infinitive** "have done", expressing a past possibility that did not happen.

• I don't know "what to do".

  ➔ Indirect question with infinitive (what + to + verb)

  ➔ The structure "what to do" is an **indirect question** formed with the interrogative "what" followed by the **infinitive** "to do".

• I was terrified "he'd" die in my back seat or flash me.

  ➔ Reported speech with modal verb "would" (he'd = would have)

  ➔ The contraction "he'd" stands for "he would" (or "he would have"), showing **reported speech** where the speaker conveys someone else's future‑in‑the‑past thought.

• I "will be" a sergeant.

  ➔ Future simple (will + base verb)

  ➔ The auxiliary "will" followed by the base verb "be" forms the **future simple**, expressing a definite future intention.

• I "have been tracking" the club owner, Vladimir Droic, aka the dragon.

  ➔ Present perfect continuous

  ➔ The construction "have been tracking" combines **present perfect** with the **continuous aspect**, indicating an action that started in the past and is still ongoing.