>> What's your name?
00:05
>> Can you spell that, please?
00:08
>> Did you say clay?
00:16
>> Yes. The clay is silent.
00:16
>> All right. Got it.
00:18
>> Show me your waddle.
00:19
>> you're not going to call me Doug.
00:29
>> Yeah, well, you called me Jake earlier.
00:30
I thought we were switching the first
00:31
names the same exact thing. I was LIKE,
00:32
I WANT TO CALL HIM JAKE.
00:33
>> I THINK IT'S KIND of simply stiff,
00:34
>> but it's chill now. [clears throat]
00:38
>> I'm just trying to work up the nerve to
00:42
>> My female wife, Crystal. I was cheating
00:45
on her with a waitress from Wing
00:48
named Jaime Lynn. One night when I was
00:50
philandering, Crystal caught me kissing
00:54
heavy breasts. She flew into a rage and
00:58
now she's serving 5 years for aggravated
01:01
>> Hey, I'm sorry to hear that.
01:04
>> Yeah, thanks, man. Hey, bring it in.
01:05
>> Now, the recorder is generally thought
01:11
of as a training instrument for
01:12
children, but listen to it. In the hands
01:14
of an expert like Yoram Lefroom,
01:17
>> Well, we've already searched the entire
01:25
>> Yeah, well, now we're going to search it
01:27
and find things you all missed like
01:28
>> Damn straight. Bag them, Diaz.
01:32
>> Hey, we would like to buy some bagels.
01:37
>> And where is the sex of the city street?
01:41
We want to see where Carrie and Big
01:42
live. I'm a carry. I think I'm a carry.
01:44
>> We're both carries.
01:46
>> Why are you sliding into my side of the
01:56
>> Because that side is the solo side. You
01:58
always put the person you want to catch
01:59
up with on the solo side. Otherwise, one
02:01
of us will spend the whole night
02:02
straining our necks looking sideways.
02:03
>> I'm straining my neck talking to you
02:04
>> Okay, so don't look at me, Terry. Just
02:06
face forward. You see me every day.
02:07
>> Fine. You know, reminds me of a very
02:09
interesting article I read about human
02:11
trafficking in The New Yorker. No, it
02:13
>> Oh, the one written by David Remnick. I
02:15
love that piece from four weeks ago. Or
02:17
was it three weeks? No, four.
02:19
>> What happened with Gary?
02:23
>> He gave me the hard cell. Look at all
02:24
this swag. I got a puffy vest,
02:26
>> Terry, carabiners suck. You want free
02:31
stuff? There you go. All right, you can
02:33
have anything you want from my desk.
02:36
>> Gary made me an offer.
02:38
>> Hello? Is there anyone here?
02:41
>> Yeah. You played violin at my wedding.
02:48
>> No. My name is Jerry. Jerry Barfistan.
02:51
>> What? Well, it doesn't [clears throat]
02:55
matter. I need your help. Can you please
02:56
hand me the keys that are down there?
02:58
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Thank you. I love keys.
02:59
Oh, and this is for you.
03:02
>> As they say in my country, a chicky for
03:06
>> right? And what country is that again?
03:09
>> Okay. You know, if it's all the same,
03:12
I'd really just rather have the key.
03:14
>> You know what? Cheeky. I don't want key.
03:15
>> Yes. Thank you, Malifnos.
03:18
>> No, it's Jerry Arank Latan.
03:20
>> Feel like maybe you said it a little
03:24
different the first time. You think you
03:25
>> When I was undercover, Jimmy the Butcher
03:28
cut off my little toe with garden shears
03:30
and made me eat it as a loyalty test.
03:31
I've been through hell.
03:34
>> Big deal. I worked at a sunglass kiosk
03:35
at the mall for four years. So, not only
03:38
have I been through hell, I was
03:41
assistant manager there.
03:43
>> You're gonna get out of Chucky's house.
03:45
And what's more, you're going to pay him
03:47
rent for the night you spent there.
03:49
>> One more thing, babe. You're going to
03:54
thank us both right now.
03:55
>> Thank you. You're welcome.
04:03
>> Told you he just needed to be alpha.
04:10
>> Is that what happened or did I just beta
04:12
you into protecting me?
04:14
No, it's not what happened. This is not
04:18
>> Oh my god. Go where?
04:24
>> What's on your face?
04:27
>> Huh? Oh, right. Uh, yes. My disgusting
04:28
deformity. Um, here. Majesty.
04:31
>> Hey, what's up, girl? Better?
04:35
>> Is this sauce for your chicken or my
04:39
>> Should we try it?
04:43
>> I don't care for it,
04:53
>> And what a story for Kevin.
04:57
>> So, Maxwell, what was your childhood
04:59
like? I was a lookout at 8, had my own
05:01
corner at 10, trigger [music] man at 13.
05:04
You know what it's like to look a man in
05:07
his eyes? That's a life drains out of a
05:09
bad from a young age. At school, I
05:12
pushed people. And this wasn't horse
05:14
pushing a [music] hurt.
05:18
>> New idea. We're going to get inside the
05:19
mind of the killer. We eat the veggie
05:21
>> Oh, this bastard. Oh,
05:26
[panting and sighs] man. This is one
05:28
twisted mother. Oh, the beach are rock.
05:30
This guy is demented, Rosa.
05:33
>> These your glasses.
05:36
>> They're gigantic.
05:38
>> My contacts dried out thanks to you. And
05:39
>> No, they're not. Wow, you are blind.
05:43
>> you're a blind cop. How's there not been
05:46
a made for TV movie about your
05:49
>> This place has six chimneys.
05:52
>> Uh, hey Debbie, whose house is this?
05:53
>> Oh, it's mine. I own it. Um, until 11:00
05:55
a.m. on Monday. We have to be out by
05:57
then or it's another $45,000 uh dollars
05:59
to Airbnb. But until then, I'm a mansion
06:01
>> What happened to using the money for
06:04
your father's surgery? Was it a lie?
06:05
>> No, my dad really is sick. But I found
06:07
out this morning that my stupid brother
06:08
Derek already paid for his surgery. He
06:10
thinks he's so great cuz he's like a big
06:12
shot lawyer and he has a family and he's
06:13
not afraid of ghosts. Well, guess what?
06:16
I get to keep the cash now. So, take
06:17
that Derek and, you know, put it. She's
06:19
a mansion girl. She's so rich and she's
06:22
hot. She's a mansion girl with a
06:26
>> and all I have to do to get Katie's
06:32
number is beat Amy. That's nothing.
06:33
>> Hey, don't you dare touch Amy Jr.?
06:35
That's right. It's your baby.
06:38
>> Are you saying I knocked you up?
06:41
>> Jake, [laughter]
06:45
>> look. I don't know who they sent, but
06:46
he's on boat. Check out this manifest.
06:48
Somebody boarded in San Juan named Henry
06:51
Kohl's. Henry Street and Cole Street.
06:53
That's the corner of your old chop shop
06:56
in Brooklyn. This is an alias.
06:58
>> Mhm. And my porter buddy checked out
06:59
Henry Cole's cabin. He hasn't been in it
07:01
yet. He's hiding somewhere on his boat,
07:02
ready to jump out and kill me at any
07:04
moment. Probably creeping around in my
07:06
>> or stowed away in a lifeboat
07:08
>> or hide in the wall or holed up in the
07:09
>> Camouflage in the shrubbery predator
07:11
style. Nope. We are not having fun. You
07:13
will not suck me in with your wy charms.
07:16
>> Stake me out tonight. I don't want to
07:19
>> Wow. That sleep apnea mask is something
07:26
>> I got to say, ever since I got her
07:30
>> she touches my lips, Jake. She's a her.
07:33
>> We're not fighting. We can totally work
07:36
together. We're fine.
07:37
>> Yeah, that wasn't a fight. That was just
07:38
sexy workplace banter.
07:41
>> Exactly. I mean, mattresses are also
07:43
sexy cuz that's where you do it.
07:45
>> Yeah. And grammar is a system of
07:46
language involving syntax and semantics.
07:48
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Point is, we're
07:53
>> Miss me? Miss me? Now you got to kiss
07:56
[music] me. Talking to you,
07:58
>> Jay. What are you doing here? It's only
07:59
been 4 days. You're supposed to take a
08:01
full week off of work.
08:03
>> Come on, Sarge. Does it look like I'm on
08:04
>> Okay, then. What are you doing here?
08:06
>> Taking your advice to rest and relax to
08:08
the next level. Swinging by to pick up
08:10
Charles and then we're headed to sunny,
08:11
beachy, only recently devastated by
08:13
financial crisis. Atlantic City.
08:15
>> That's right, suckers. Jake and I are
08:16
going on the coolest vacation ever.
08:18
Official trip nickname AC/DC. Atlantic
08:20
>> Yeah, that's going to change. But check
08:24
it out, Sarge. Boil and I are staying at
08:25
this place is locked.
08:31
>> Yeah, I've been trying to get Jake down
08:32
there forever. And I know all it take is
08:33
a few broken bones. I would have hit him
08:35
with a baseball bat years ago. Sarge,
08:37
it's a spa and a casino. A spacino. One
08:40
of the room service options is a carving
08:43
station. Talking prime rib in bed. And
08:44
what's this? I'm using a blanket as a
08:48
napkin. That's fancy. That's fancy.
08:50
>> Okay, here's the plan. I'll drop the
08:53
bomb during charades. I'll just tell
08:55
them I know about Sheila with my body.
08:57
fast uh fast and furious. Magic Mike.
09:02
>> I don't know. Uh, crying game. [music] I
09:08
Wait, we still have time. Maybe there's
09:12
a way to get Kyle back in with his
09:14
family. Like, what if Jake's wheels are
09:16
turning? Your brain baby is crowning.
09:19
>> Boil, please. That's disgusting.
09:21
>> No, it's helping. I am having a brain
09:22
>> Then push, man. Push.
09:24
>> you can do this. You are so strong.
09:26
>> Got it. Kyle's uncle cut him off because
09:29
of that stolen car, right? But what if
09:31
we could find that car and have Kyle
09:32
give it back to him? Then all is
09:34
forgiven. Kyle's back in the family,
09:35
right? But how do we find that car?
09:36
>> We just did a big sweep of Brooklyn chop
09:38
shops. Maybe Sheamus's car is one of
09:39
them. Maybe it's in the inbound lock.
09:41
>> OKAY. Put in my password.
09:48
>> For the first time all week, it's just
09:50
>> I'm right here. I escaped using some of
09:53
the lube Bole sent you. It got
09:55
everywhere. I had to change.
09:57
>> Yeah. And your new shirt is very
09:58
aggressive and confusing. Is the
10:00
pineapple the or is it calling
10:02
>> Clearly the pineapple is the
10:04
>> Oh, Amy, what is that enchanting new
10:06
perfume? It's syrup, Skully.
10:09
>> And it is working.
10:11
>> Hello, Captain. It's so good to see you.
10:16
>> What's with the bizarre eye contact and
10:22
the weird way you're talking, Santiago?
10:23
Did you join a cult?
10:25
>> Are you sure? Most cult members don't
10:27
realize they're part of a cult.
10:29
>> I'm not in a cult.
10:30
>> Oh god, I'm going to throw up into your
10:32
cut. I saw inside of you. How are humans
10:33
>> Okay, I'll do the surgery. And uh you
10:37
just breathe. Okay, we'll get you
10:40
>> What was that sound? I did not like that
10:46
>> The pipe has been removed. Now
10:48
I'm sewing myself up.
10:53
>> Okay, this is almost over. You're doing
10:56
great. Just keep talking. Keep talking.
10:58
>> Talking about what?
11:00
>> Uh tell me about Amy. You must be
11:01
excited to see her.
11:04
>> Very much. You know, oh god, what if it
11:05
doesn't go well? We haven't seen each
11:06
What if it's weird?
11:09
>> Keep going. Keep [clears throat] going.
11:11
You're doing so well. Why would it be
11:12
>> I I don't know. I mean, maybe we've
11:14
grown apart. Maybe she'll be repulsed by
11:16
my frosted tips. I was going to defrost
11:18
them before I saw her for the first
11:19
>> I'm sure it will be magical when you see
11:21
her. And guess what?
11:23
>> I need the money back and I need it back
11:27
>> A jeez. I'm sorry I can't do that. I
11:29
placed the bet online. It's not like I
11:31
>> You just placed the bet online?
11:33
>> Yeah, he could have done it himself.
11:35
It's really easy. I kept telling him
11:36
there's no need for bookies anymore.
11:38
>> No, no, no. I don't mess with computers,
11:39
okay? Ever since I died of dysentery on
11:41
the Oregon Trail, I was like, "No thank
11:43
you. I'm done with this."
11:45
>> Okay, look, the money's already in the
11:46
Caribbean. There's nothing I can do.
11:47
>> Looks like we're going to the Caribbean.
11:49
>> You do know we're not going to the
11:55
>> I didn't know that. That is a bummer.
11:57
>> Gina Lanetti spaghetti confetti.
11:59
>> Gina Lanetti spaghetti confetti.
12:01
>> Gina Lanetti spaghetti confetti. Mama,
12:04
this is my girlfriend, Rosa.
12:06
And this is my personal assistant,
12:10
>> Ah, it's nice to meet you. You could
12:14
>> Mangie Carl used to be a homeless
12:17
gentleman. I work with a charity that
12:19
finds jobs for down on the luck white
12:21
>> He's just a big old angel. He's been so
12:24
good to the whites. [laughter]
12:27
Can I guess what he paints? Pictures of
12:36
pie charts. Multiple still lives of this
12:38
>> It's even more boring. So, Gerald, did
12:41
anything happened to Raymond last week?
12:43
Did he seem like something or someone
12:44
had him in a bad mood?
12:47
>> It was his day to pick the music and he
12:48
>> So, he was in a good mood or a bad mood?
12:50
>> A great mood. Jake.
12:52
>> Oh, you're Jake.
12:54
>> Damn it. What are you doing after this,
12:55
>> Figus's men are everywhere. And now
12:58
there's hospital security at all the
13:00
exits. How are we going to escape?
13:01
>> Relax. There's a million ways to get out
13:02
of a hospital unnoticed.
13:05
>> Dress up like babies.
13:09
>> What? Will you put me on THE SPOT?
13:10
>> ALL RIGHT. WAIT, WAIT.
13:12
>> Attention boys and ghouls.
13:13
>> Every Halloween I dress up in an amazing
13:16
costume and you never get what I am.
13:18
>> No, we get what you are. An adult man
13:20
who enjoys dress up.
13:21
>> Very funny, Rosa. This year that won't
13:22
be a problem because you're going to
13:26
Uh, Ms. Pac-Man's nipple.
13:31
>> No, that's brown.
13:34
>> Why would you know that?
13:35
>> To be or not to be.
13:37
>> Jonavar, Rod Stewart, Martha Stewart,
13:42
>> He-Man, Master of the Universe.
13:46
>> I got it. Gay Robin Hood.
13:47
>> Oh my gosh. That's what it is.
13:51
>> What's up? I need my laptop. I want to
13:54
practice my speech with the new colors
13:56
beforehand so I'm not alarmed when they
13:57
>> Right. Right. Um, I know that Terry
14:00
definitely did do that work, so I'll
14:02
just go grab him. Uh, you wait here. You
14:04
can't come in because
14:06
Amy's naked and she's embarrassed of her
14:08
>> Whereas with the skillet, the approach
14:13
to fish skin is completely different.
14:14
>> And your pasta technique is completely
14:17
>> Please tell me more.
14:20
>> How about those quarterly write offs?
14:23
And did you hear about the merger? Also,
14:25
we all need to go in on those flowers
14:28
for Beth. Oh, Wednesdays.
14:30
>> Who are you again?
14:33
>> Gina from sales. I have the plant on my
14:34
>> Oh, yeah. You want to sit with us?
14:38
>> Well, I'll be dead so soon.
14:41
>> I would love to sit.
14:44
>> Guess what I'm holding behind my back.
14:45
>> Before we begin, what are the parameters
14:48
of the guessing game? How many guesses
14:49
do I get? Is there a time limit?
14:51
>> Forget it. You ruin everything. It's the
14:52
police code and ethics manual. Chapter
14:54
4, page 83. You should not have told me.
14:55
I never would have guessed it. Now I
14:58
>> Sorry. Were we being too loud?
15:01
>> Oh, hey. I'm William.
15:03
>> I thought you just wanted a picture.
15:05
>> Oh, we took a lot of pictures.
15:06
>> Oh, no. He's my brother.
15:09
>> That doesn't bother me.
15:10
>> Okay, I'm going to bed. Well, let's not
15:11
give up all hope just yet. We do know
15:13
some things. For example, the perp
15:14
entered using a key, which means they
15:16
probably work here. And they knew enough
15:17
to skip past all these expensive looking
15:19
artifacts. They walked straight up to
15:21
this shelf and grabbed the coin case
15:23
>> It's too high. You can't reach it.
15:25
Exactly. So, now we know that the thief
15:26
was taller than me. That's a good lead.
15:28
Also, we know they were a little bit of
15:29
a freak since I am above average height
15:31
according to the 1940 census.
15:33
>> I didn't realize you had a thing about
15:34
>> I don't because I'm above average. Why
15:36
would I have a thing about my height
15:38
when I'm above average? It doesn't make
15:39
any sense. [laughter]
15:40
>> Why did the drug dealer never do his
15:42
dishes? Because he had drugs in his
15:44
>> Hit me. It's for you. Hello.
15:49
>> Hey, what's up, dude? It's me. We got
15:52
the drugs, man. Hang on. Charles wants
15:54
>> Do you have any milk? I should have
15:58
known Mora wouldn't be able to control
16:00
herself. Strong women, they're just
16:01
drawn to me. You know, they're all right
16:03
angles and I'm nothing but curves.
16:05
>> Gina, big news. Terry's friend got back
16:07
to us and he says they're doing security
16:09
for Bayside High's number one wrestler,
16:11
AC Slater. That's right, Mario Lopez.
16:13
>> Oh my god, I had such a big crush on
16:16
>> Yeah, we all had a big crush on AC
16:18
Slater. Get in line. [laughter]
16:20
I'll be cooler when we meet him. I
16:23
>> You brought your own shuffle board
16:25
>> They're called tangs. You should be glad
16:27
she has own. Don't want to mess with
16:30
another man's tang.
16:31
>> There's no way they're called tangs.
16:32
>> It's true. They are. And the discs are
16:34
>> Tangs and biscuits. That is so dumb. I
16:39
officially love shuffle board.
16:43
>> Clear a path. I'm about to whip my
16:45
>> Boil's not in the interrogation room.
16:50
>> He couldn't have gotten far. He can't
16:52
see. You can go a long way on muscle
16:53
memory alone. One time I sleepwalked to
16:55
the Eminem store in Time Square.
16:57
>> Okay. Your smoke plan was a disaster.
16:59
>> Yeah, because your dog ate the gems
17:02
>> because you tripped and dropped them.
17:04
>> Yeah, because someone put a chair in my
17:05
way that wasn't supposed to be there.
17:07
>> I'm sorry. Are you accusing me of
17:08
>> Was that not clear? Do you need me to
17:10
say it in Latin? I think you sabotage
17:11
>> I would never. I want to win, which is
17:14
why I'm initiating Operation Fabius.
17:17
>> Okay, that does sound kind of cool.
17:19
>> Probably shouldn't. I may have to change
17:22
the name. Roman dictator Fabius Maximus
17:23
defeated Hannibal by avoiding battle and
17:26
exercising patience.
17:29
>> I can be patient. I just listened to you
17:31
talk about that Fabius guy for like 4
17:33
>> It was two sentences.
17:35
>> Therapists are always having affairs
17:37
with their patients.
17:38
>> That's not true.
17:39
>> Oh, really? Tell that to the 10 minutes
17:40
of Bikini Shrink I watched on Cinemax
17:41
when I was 13. Dr. Jugs was insatiable.
17:43
>> James was ill. We have months of notes
17:46
saying he was increasingly unstable.
17:48
First of all, people with mental illness
17:50
are much more likely to be the victims
17:51
than the perpetrators. I heard that on
17:52
NPR when I was in the room while Amy was
17:54
listening to NPR. And second, I bet Dr.
17:56
Tate's notes are fake. I mean, you know
17:58
what was in Dr. Jug's notes?
17:59
>> What? Stick figures doing it.
18:01
>> What does that prove?
18:02
>> I don't know, but it was hot.
18:03
>> Whoever finds him wins.
18:05
>> Yeah, I guess you could say he's the
18:06
>> Wait, was that a Harry Potter reference?
18:10
>> It most definitely was. I started
18:12
reading them cuz you love them so much.
18:13
>> you were right. They're incredible.
18:15
Remember when I called in sick the other
18:16
day? I was at home reading Order of the
18:17
>> This makes me so happy. How sad is it
18:20
>> I was crushed. Literally crying on the
18:23
>> Guys, the fugitive. The bet,
18:27
>> right? I'm going to catch this last
18:29
fugitive, win the bet, and then we're
18:31
going to live together for the rest of
18:32
our relationship. Just you and me and
18:33
>> Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. Just
18:36
so you know, at the end of the six
18:38
>> no spoilers, Terry, let's go. Why are
18:42
there so many reporters? Even the Times
18:44
is here. Wait, really? Who'd they send?
18:46
>> Wilson, Palmer, Schneider, Lavine,
18:49
Rogers, Tyler, Baker, Corell, Brown,
18:51
Witch, Robin Schmidt.
18:53
>> Stop saying reporter's names. How do you
18:55
know so many names?
18:56
>> They're the only real rock stars we have
18:57
left. Look at what the greater wrote on
18:58
his essay. Thank you for writing this.
19:00
Reading it made me a better man. I'll
19:03
never be as good a leader as Hope.
19:05
>> You need to stop focusing on tests.
19:07
There's more to life than scores and
19:09
book learning. Okay, look at me. I've
19:12
had no official dance training. Yet here
19:14
>> A miracle of movement.
19:19
>> Holt thinks Dilman's the best detective
19:22
he's ever worked with. So what happens
19:24
if I solve the case before him, and I
19:26
become the best detective Holt has ever
19:27
worked with, and he has to give me the
19:29
task force. Dilman thinks he knows
19:30
everything about me as a person. But
19:32
there's one thing he doesn't know. I'm
19:33
about to take him down. Oh my god, he's
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staring right at us. Quick, pretend like
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I was saying something else.
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>> Yes, Jake. You were young when you lost
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>> Thank you, Charles.
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>> What are you doing? talking to Cassie
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and the writers who BT Dubs all have
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alibis. Also, Gary said that the studio
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approved us as producers. I'm having my
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agent look over the paperwork. Okay,
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fine. I don't have an agent. I'm using
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my parents divorce attorney. He's my
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uncle. He was disbarred.
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>> Well, while you were off in fantasy
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land, I solved the case.
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>> Wait a minute, Rosa.
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