I don't know where Garrett Baldi is. All
00:00
right. It's not like we were close. I
00:02
was just his trainer at the gym.
00:03
>> Then why were you always going out to
00:04
dinner with him? Was he doing reps of
00:06
>> Look, you don't say no to Garrett Baldi.
00:09
All right. That's why I always let him
00:11
work his chest and his abs and never his
00:12
>> Yeah. The key is balance. That's why I
00:14
never work any of it.
00:16
>> Unless you guys are going to arrest me,
00:17
I got to go. There's an emergency at the
00:18
>> Emergency at the gym. Just when two cops
00:21
show up at his door. That seems
00:23
suspicious. We should follow him.
00:25
>> Yeah, this case might actually lead
00:27
somewhere. Why do you sound surprised?
00:28
>> Because every day on this job is a
00:31
>> Damn right it is.
00:37
>> Medical examiner. Jackpot. The gym is
00:50
>> No. Department of Health.
00:54
>> There's been an outbreak of the Mumps. H
00:56
mumps. That's a funny word.
00:59
>> It's actually a very serious and highly
01:00
contagious infectious disease.
01:02
>> Yeah, but we're fine. We were only in
01:03
contact with that guy for a couple of
01:05
seconds. Plus, he didn't even lick any
01:06
>> So, you both have the MS. Sorry to say
01:09
it's very contagious.
01:11
>> You may not want to be here, detective.
01:13
>> Oh, it's cool. I keep up to date on all
01:15
my vaccinations. I'm immune to stuff
01:16
you've never even heard of,
01:19
>> but not immune to bragadosio.
01:20
>> Anyhow, over the next several hours, you
01:23
will more than likely develop fever,
01:25
aching, fatigue. Doesn't sound too bad.
01:26
>> Also, tart foods will cause intense jaw
01:28
pain. So, you may want to avoid sour
01:30
>> You may get painful like swelling in
01:33
your neck and often extreme testicular
01:35
Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. No doubt.
01:40
>> This might just be the fever talking,
01:43
but this unedited footage of an Italian
01:44
restaurant from 8 years ago might be the
01:47
best movie I've ever seen. Also, how
01:48
>> Forks are very weird. I've always
01:51
Did we take too much cold medicine?
01:56
>> Not by a long shot. Bothar is a thirsty
01:58
>> Ah, I'll drink to that. [laughter]
02:01
Oh, sorry. Can't talk. Need more magnet.
02:10
He's eating snakes.
02:20
>> No, it's spaghetti. [music]
02:22
It's always spaghetti.
02:25
>> I'm just saying if that's spaghetti, it
02:27
>> Jake, you need to drop this case.
02:31
>> What are you talking about? The plan is
02:33
working perfectly. Halt hasn't been
02:34
>> Yeah, because he's too busy almost
02:36
dying. Look at him.
02:38
>> What? He's just beautiful minding it.
02:40
Because he's a genius.
02:43
>> He's writing the word case over and over
02:44
again. Oh, now he's spelling it with a
02:46
>> Is that not how you spell it? Again, I
02:49
have a mouth neck and testicle melting
02:51
fever. Jake, enough is enough. You need
02:53
to drop this stupid back burner cold
02:55
case before you both die or I will kill
02:57
>> Oh my god, I thought I was following
03:04
her. Yeah, I should probably lie down.
03:05
>> So, you lied to me out of pity. You pity
03:12
>> I wouldn't put it that way.
03:15
>> I would. I am offended. I am angry. I am
03:16
very tired. So, I'm going to take a nap.
03:20
But when I wake up, oh, you are in for
03:22
>> How dare me? How dare you? I was just
03:30
>> Wow, your help feels an awful lot like
03:35
pity. So, do me a favor and don't ever
03:37
>> Wow. Well, you didn't seem to mind me
03:41
helping you when I got you your job back
03:42
>> I didn't ask YOU TO DO THAT.
03:46
You said we were out of peas. YOU PEE
03:50
>> YOU'RE THE PEE HOG.
03:53
>> YOU'RE THE PEE HOG.
03:54
>> NO, YOU YOU YOU BACK. [screaming]
03:55
I'm sorry I yelled at you. I was too
04:13
proud to admit I was lonely. So,
04:15
>> You're welcome. Ain't no thing.
04:21
>> No, it is a thing. And an even bigger
04:23
thing is that you brought me back to the
04:25
99. And I'll always be grateful for
04:26
Sour candies. I missed you so much.
04:36
[screaming] BIRDS. [laughter]
04:41
THANK YOU for this gift.
04:43
>> And Captain, you can help me decorate.
04:45
I'm at your disposal. Just tell me what
04:47
to do. I'm here to implement your
04:48
>> Oh, we just want to keep it classy.
04:50
>> Got it. Balloon arch.
04:53
>> Say no more. It's done. I'm off to the
04:54
nearest balloon store.
04:56
>> Okay, Rosa, you go to the office, have a
04:58
couple bellinis, and just relax.
05:01
>> What's a balini?
05:03
>> Peach juice and champagne.
05:04
>> Peach juice and champagne? What am I,
05:05
>> Come on, just try it. It's what Nancy
05:07
Whoa, you really made the balloon arch.
05:14
>> Made? No, I birthed her. There's no form
05:17
more graceful than the arch. No object
05:20
more whimsical than the balloon.
05:23
>> Yes, you and I think that. But [sighs]
05:25
what will Rosa think?
05:28
>> Good point. Rosa would want a much, much
05:30
bigger balloon. Arch, back to the
05:33
>> Uh, Amy, we've got a problem.
05:36
>> Rosa? No. How? While Pimento stares at
05:40
Rosa, we'll all be staring at her.
05:43
>> She's truly breathtaking. There's a
05:48
double meaning to that. The breath that
05:50
it takes to inflate all those balloons.
05:52
Of course, I used a hand pump, but the
05:54
bone mold still works.
05:56
>> Oh no. What's happening? Someone tell me
05:58
>> I got some more bad news.
06:00
>> Oh wow, that thing's huge. Didn't Rosa
06:02
want things to be classy? I mean, she's
06:05
getting married, not finishing a
06:07
marathon. Don't say the hair guy. Stay
06:08
in your lane, Bucko. Right, Santiago?
06:10
>> The arch sucks. I'm sorry. I didn't want
06:12
to say anything because you're my boss
06:15
and you were so excited, but the truth
06:16
is, every time I look at it, I want to
06:19
die and take you with me.
06:20
>> Well, I wish you'd said something before
06:22
I spent all day making it. Of course,
06:24
you didn't want to burst my bubble. Pun
06:26
intended. And then you did.
06:30
Forget the arch. Charles didn't sober up
06:40
Rosa. She got him drunk.
06:42
>> Oh no. How drunk is he?
06:44
>> Remember the night they canceled bun
06:46
>> It's fine. I'll handle it. You got your
06:49
>> And that's why you shouldn't drink.
07:00
>> Being drunk sounds terrible.
07:02
>> Hello, Amy. I didn't see you there. How
07:03
did the wedding go?
07:05
>> Terry, what the hell, man? You said you
07:06
were going to sober them up.
07:08
>> It's her fault. My girls are never going
07:09
to grow up and lose their virginity.
07:10
>> I lost my VCard to the woman that
07:12
refilled Nana's oxygen tanks. Her hands
07:14
were so strong from turning the nozzles.
07:17
>> This is a room of nightmares.
07:20
>> You're the nightmare. You made me kill
07:21
my balloon baby. Look at me. So drunk
07:24
I'm alliterating like a beatnick.
07:28
>> Okay, everybody outside now. Just know
07:30
that you brought this on yourselves.
07:34
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
07:36
wait. Can we just go to sleep for a
07:37
>> We're way past winkers. Scully
07:40
Hitchcock, bring the frost.
07:42
>> I suppose I can see how a balloon arch
07:52
might have been a little too much.
07:55
>> Oh, yeah, for sure.
07:56
>> No, you're supposed to say this wedding
07:57
looks like garbage.
07:59
This wedding looks like garbage.
08:01
>> No, no. As long as the bride's happy.
08:03
>> Hey there everyone. Great wedding so
08:06
far, right? Uh next up we're going to
08:08
take a quick break, which happens at
08:10
every wedding. But in the meantime, how
08:12
about a little entertainment? Boil, you
08:14
got your devil sticks?
08:16
>> Um I just wanted to thank you for all
08:23
your help yesterday.
08:25
>> I didn't do much. It was nothing. Good
08:26
>> What's going on?
08:29
>> Just very busy. Get back to work. Wait,
08:30
what do you have in there?
08:34
>> Oh my god, Captain. She is magnificent.
08:39
>> What are you smiling about?
08:50
>> How uncomfortable this guy is. Jacked up
08:51
the thermostat, got the table all
08:53
sticky, made one of the chair legs too
08:55
short, and worst of all, I had Gina
08:57
>> What did you have her do?
09:00
>> Poor son of a Yeah. Why are you
09:01
>> Kevin and I are attending the opera.
09:04
>> The opera. Is it the one Bugs Bunny
09:06
>> This is Philip Davidson.
09:11
>> What do we have on him?
09:13
>> Clear motive, clear means, and a
09:14
non-existent alibi. But the DA won't
09:15
bring a charge because he says it's all
09:17
circumstantial. If we want to bring this
09:18
guy down, we have to get him to confess
09:20
[music] right here, right now.
09:21
>> An interrogation with a ticking clock
09:24
and everything on the line. I better
09:26
call Kevin and tell him I won't be
09:29
attending the opera. There's someone
09:30
else I'd rather hear sing.
09:31
>> Oh, dang. [crying]
09:33
>> Hello, Kevin. I won't be joining you on
09:34
>> The tickets under my name. H O L.
09:37
>> It's funny when people call dentist
09:42
>> We are doctors. We do four years of
09:44
>> Yeah, it's called dental school.
09:46
>> But we learn about the entire body.
09:47
>> Yeah, but if you had cancer, you would
09:49
>> You know, it's actually harder to get
09:51
into dental school than medical school.
09:52
>> Why? Because there are fewer dental
09:54
schools cuz most people want to become
09:55
actual doctors. That's ridiculous. It's
09:57
not like we're college professors
09:59
calling ourselves doctors. It's
10:01
>> not the same thing, my friend.
10:02
>> Sure it is. When someone has a heart
10:03
attack on a plane, do they yell out,
10:05
"Yo, does anybody here have an art
10:06
history PhD?" A PhD is a doctorette.
10:07
It's literally describing a doctor.
10:10
>> Maybe let's refocus.
10:12
>> No, the problem here is that medical
10:13
practitioners have co-opted the word
10:15
>> Okay, Captain. Now,
10:17
>> I know we live in a world where anything
10:18
can mean ANYTHING AND NOBODY EVEN CARES
10:20
>> APPARENTLY, that's a trigger for me.
10:25
>> Yeah, apparently.
10:27
So now, can we lie?
10:29
>> I'm pretty sure you were going for
10:36
angry, but in my mind, it just seems
10:38
like when a muppet gets upset, it starts
10:40
>> Oh, you want angry? I'LL SHOW YOU ANGRY.
10:43
>> Do you feel like I lost the upper hand?
10:48
Cuz I still think it's about 50/50.
10:50
>> I told you getting angry wouldn't work.
10:51
>> Well, your brilliant ideas haven't
10:53
gotten us anywhere either. I'm telling
10:54
you, the only thing that's going to work
10:56
is lying about the cabin.
10:57
>> That would be a huge mistake.
10:58
>> No, it will backfire and jeopardize the
11:00
>> Oh, so Philip is right. You don't trust
11:03
>> Stop it. You know, you're one of my best
11:05
>> So, let me do this my way.
11:08
>> I did. I let you do it your way, and it
11:09
was a disaster. I had to jump in with
11:12
the dumb cop gambit to rescue the
11:13
interrogation. I'm sorry. I know you're
11:15
frustrated, Peralta, but the fact is we
11:17
don't have enough. We may not get a
11:19
confession. It happens. Are you that
11:20
desperate for everyone to know how great
11:22
you are? It's not about everyone, okay?
11:23
It's just I wanted you to know.
11:26
>> He's not answering any questions.
11:40
>> That's okay. I have no questions. That's
11:42
right. I'm about to monologue, son.
11:43
>> Better make it quick. You only got 8
11:45
>> All right, then. Let me paint you a
11:47
picture. I'm Philip, a successful
11:48
periodontist that's become addicted to
11:50
dazipan. kind of sedative I take because
11:51
I'm junky scum. Also, for real,
11:53
addiction is a disease I would be super
11:54
empathetic if you hadn't murdered a man.
11:56
>> What is the point of this?
11:57
>> I'll get there. So, one day I'm working
11:58
late when my boss Robert surprises me.
11:59
He found out I was stealing meds. Again,
12:01
junkie scum. Also, again, not your
12:02
fault. There's a major genetic component
12:04
to addiction. He says he's going to file
12:05
a police report. I could lose my
12:06
license. We fight and something in me
12:08
just snaps. So, I grab the first thing I
12:10
can find and I hit him with it.
12:11
>> You still have no murder weapon.
12:13
>> I do. Now, here's a pic I found on Yelp
12:14
of the surgical suite 6 months ago. And
12:16
here is a shot that our crime scene
12:18
photographer took of the same room 2
12:20
weeks after the murder. Notice any
12:21
>> We're not answering that.
12:23
>> That's all right. I can just tell you
12:23
myself. The Yelp shot has six of these
12:24
heavy looking glass awards from the
12:26
Brooklyn Periodontic Society in the
12:28
background. Whereas this shot only has
12:30
five. What happened to number six? You
12:32
murdered Robert with it. You lost all
12:33
control and you bludgeoned him to death.
12:35
There must have been blood everywhere.
12:37
But you got lucky. You were in the
12:38
surgical suite. It can be sterilized.
12:40
You never would have gotten away with it
12:42
in your carpeted office.
12:43
>> That's not what happened.
12:44
>> Don't say anything more, Phil. and your
12:45
office manager would have heard all of
12:46
the screaming, but she was at her
12:47
grandson's play. Lucky again. You put
12:49
Robert's body into a wheelchair and
12:51
shoved it in the elevator. It's a
12:53
miracle there wasn't blood everywhere.
12:54
>> That's not true.
12:55
>> Now you're in the garage with a corpse.
12:56
You panicked and left your phone in your
12:57
office and you don't have your car keys,
12:59
but Roberts are in his pocket. So, you
13:01
put him in his car and you take off. You
13:02
can't believe what you've done.
13:05
>> You're flustered. You have no GPS, so
13:06
you just start driving.
13:08
>> Next thing you know, you're in the Pine
13:09
Barons and it hits you. Your uncle's
13:10
cabin. He has a place there. You're the
13:12
>> Yes, it was. You got lucky at every
13:15
>> No, I knew exactly where I was driving.
13:16
I left my phone in the office on
13:18
purpose. I was in a surgical suite by
13:20
design, and I didn't use some glass
13:21
award that any idiot would clearly see
13:23
was missing. I made a rod out of a
13:25
special dental polymer, killed them with
13:27
it, then melted it back down. It's
13:28
already in a patient's mouth, son.
13:30
>> Oh, damn. Oh, damn. Oh, damn.
13:38
>> And that is three O dams.
13:42
>> Okay, sir. The kidnapper should be
13:46
calling with his demands any minute. If
13:47
we can trace his location, we can find
13:49
>> That fuzzy, he's fluffy.
13:51
>> We don't know what he is anymore. He
13:52
could be fuzzy. He could be anything.
13:54
Raymond, he could be scruffy.
13:56
>> Now you've upset Kevin. I hope you're
13:57
>> Why would I be happy? I clearly just
13:59
mixed up fuzzy and fluffy.
14:01
>> Just You're fired. I want your shield
14:02
>> That seems a little extreme. Jake is
14:04
right. Thank you, Kevin.
14:06
>> Just suspend him without pay. Why did
14:06
you ask for my help? Hey, there you are.
14:08
And oh my god, what is happening? I've
14:10
gotten mad and now I'm getting even.
14:12
>> Okay, look, sir. I know you're upset,
14:15
but you need to stay calm and treat this
14:17
like any other case. I mean, I can't
14:19
believe I'm going to say this, but now
14:20
is not the time to go all John Wick.
14:21
>> Who's that? A friend of yours?
14:23
>> I wish, but he's not a real person. He's
14:24
a movie assassin that goes nuts when
14:26
someone messes with his dog.
14:27
>> Then call me John Wixs because I'm about
14:28
>> It's Wick, singular, and you already did
14:31
go nuts. It cost us the trace, remember?
14:33
Look, I need you to focus. The kidnapper
14:35
texted his demands.
14:37
>> How much does the bastard want from my
14:38
>> Well, that's just it. He doesn't want
14:40
money. He requested all the files we
14:41
worked for May 2004. It's a lead. He's
14:42
got to be connected to one of those
14:45
>> Interesting. You know what else is
14:47
>> Just please stop it. I'm going to take
14:50
Kevin to the park where Cheddar was
14:52
kidnapped and look for clues. I need you
14:53
to stay here, go through those files,
14:54
and put together a list of potential
14:56
suspects. Can you do that?
14:57
>> Okay, fine. I'll go through the files.
14:58
>> You realize I can't leave until you put
15:04
the grenades back, right?
15:05
>> Oh, but you let John Wixs have grenades.
15:06
>> It's Wick, singular. Just put him back.
15:08
>> That was weird. It's sunny outside.
15:11
>> Why is that weird?
15:14
>> Because a storm is about to rain down on
15:15
>> Oh my god. I fell for it and I loved it.
15:18
All right, let's gear up. Kevin, you
15:21
stay here. And don't worry, we're going
15:22
to get your dog back. So, we did not get
15:24
your dog back. Unfortunately, [music] he
15:27
>> No, no, no. I think Captain Holt's
15:30
taking it really well.
15:31
>> Okay. If we're going to pull this off,
15:34
we need to teach you how to move, talk,
15:36
and act exactly like Kevin.
15:38
>> In other words, we have ourselves a pig
15:40
>> Exactly. A pig mailman situation,
15:43
>> Well, it'll be okay.
15:46
>> Let's get started.
15:47
>> Yes. Let's get started.
15:47
>> It's getting worse.
15:49
a yellow crusted warbler.
15:52
>> Look, Gandrusted
15:53
>> No, you're too excited. The warbler is a
15:56
>> And then I said, "Which metamorphosis?
15:58
Kofka or Oette?" [laughter]
16:01
He loves it. He loves it.
16:03
>> So that's the joke. No, you tell it.
16:05
>> Oh, okay. So, [clears throat] a
16:07
professor walks into a rare books
16:09
>> No, you've ruined it now. It's not
16:11
funny. Look, Raymond, a yellow crusted
16:13
warbler. Look, Raymond, a yellow crusted
16:15
>> Not excited enough. They may be common,
16:18
but they're still birds.
16:20
>> The 92nd Street Y had a wonderful
16:21
symposium on just that topic.
16:23
>> That's it. You're getting it.
16:25
>> Oh, don't say cool. Instead, say indeed.
16:28
>> Oh, indeed, indeed, indeed, indeed,
16:30
indeed. That's weird. Look, Raymond, a
16:32
yellow crusted worbler.
16:36
>> Yes, that's the right level of
16:37
excitement for such a bird. You've
16:39
captured the essence of Kevin. You've
16:41
>> Correction, I've accomplished it.
16:43
>> Indeed. Indeed, indeed. Indeed, indeed.
16:46
Indeed, Indeed, indeed. Indeed.
16:48
>> It's growing on me.
16:50
>> Oh, it's our fluffy boy.
16:54
>> Good dog. Good dog.
16:58
>> Oh, Mr. Cheddar, [music] how I've missed
17:00
>> We both have. I'm putting that GPS tag
17:02
on your collar immediately. Damn it.
17:04
It's not here. I'm wearing Peralta's
17:06
pants. And now my hands are sticky.
17:07
>> Wait, so Peralta's wearing your pants,
17:09
>> he doesn't have sticky hands?
17:12
>> Yes, but also he has the GPS tracker.
17:13
>> SPLIT UP. COVER THE EXITS.
17:18
>> CAPTAIN, [screaming]
17:24
>> he's not getting away. HE TOOK MY DOG.
17:25
>> OH my god, it's happening.
17:29
>> Oh, I see you have a knife. But what you
17:46
need is an umbrella.
17:48
>> Tell them [music] why. Tell them why.
17:50
>> Cuz there's a storm going to rain down
17:52
[screaming and groaning]
18:08
>> You took the wrong fluffy boy.
18:33
>> What did Kevin say? Is everything okay?
18:41
>> No, [music] we just had a knockdown
18:43
dragout fight. My calendar had the lake
18:45
>> Strange. Mine had it as unoccupied.
18:48
>> Well, it seems we're at an impass.
18:50
>> I would call it more of a deadlock. He
18:52
gets in such good zingers.
18:55
>> He's tired from driving, so he's staying
18:57
the night and going back in the morning.
18:59
>> Well, that could be good. Maybe you guys
19:00
could spend some time together.
19:01
>> We've agreed to keep our distance and
19:02
issue a verbal warning anytime one of us
19:04
is about to enter the room.
19:06
>> Raymond Halt, entering the kitchen.
19:08
>> Hold on. That call, that's the call a
19:15
corn crate makes when it wants to root.
19:17
>> Oh, you were not a corn crank.
19:37
>> But you heard the call.
19:39
>> Yes, it was majestic.
19:40
>> Well, look what we caught in our gil
19:43
net. A couple of fresh fatty trout.
19:45
That'll last us the next 5 days. More if
19:47
we eat the egg sack.
19:49
>> Jake picnic. It attracted bees.
19:50
>> No. No. God, they're everywhere. Get
19:55
away. Quick, everyone, form a wall
19:57
>> Peralta, I'm sorry, Kevin. It's just I'm
19:59
very allergic. If I get stung, I have a
20:01
terrible reaction. Kind of like this.
20:03
>> Oh my. No, that's much worse. I just get
20:05
a scratchy throat. Why didn't you cower
20:07
All right, we should be good. I think
20:11
the swarm is gone. I think I was only
20:13
stung once. How do I look?
20:14
>> Normal. Very normal.
20:18
>> Stop it. Kevin doesn't like to be lied
20:19
to. You're disgusting to look at.
20:21
>> Thank you, Raymond. I have an EpiPen
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back at the house. Would you call
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someone and have them bring it?
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>> There's no reception. I'll just run
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back. I haven't done cardio in 20 years.
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How hard can it be?
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>> It's immediately awful.
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>> Here, while we wait, you could try
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putting this chilled bottle of champagne
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against your eyes. It might help.
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>> Barto, why is there a romantic picnic
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sitting in this remote clearing?
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>> You set this whole thing up, didn't you?
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>> You've manipulated us into spending time
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>> Is that your entire defense? Nuh-uh.
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Uh-huh. Okay, fine. All right. Yes, but
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only because I care about you. And by
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the way, you should really make your
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shared calendar less easy to access.
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>> You got into our calendar?
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>> Yeah, you already knew that. You said I
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set the whole thing up.
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>> I was talking about the picnic. What
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were you talking about?
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>> Nuh-uh. You tricked us into coming to
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the lake house at the same time. You did
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>> What? I don't know what that is.
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>> Double deactton.
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>> It's a German novel about a set of twins
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who try to reunite their aranged
21:14
>> That's the parent trap. I knew my
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strategim had classy origins.
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>> Peralta. This is my personal life.
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You've crossed the line. I'm leaving.
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>> So am I. Oh no, Kevin.
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We got off to a bad start there with the
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bees and Kevin rolling down the hill and
21:29
then of course the second swarm of bees,
21:31
but we're good now, right? Can you guys
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hear me? You keep moving away from me
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>> I wish a bee would sting me in both ears
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right now so they'd seal shut as well.
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>> What was that? I couldn't hear you. I'll
21:42
just assume you said keep going.
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Anyways, yeah, I just figured if I could
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get you guys together, I could create a
21:47
magical moment. But of course, we now
21:49
know that magic doesn't exist.
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>> Oh, I can't believe it. I finally spot a
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corn and my eyes are swollen shut. It's
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okay, Kevin. I'll describe it to you.
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Okay. Have you ever seen a duck?
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>> Peralta, I got this.
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>> The beak color is panone 4685 C.
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>> The wing is Panton 2322 C spotted with
22:09
>> the tail is panone 7525 C with bands of
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>> Oh, Kevin, the throat panone 7528 C.
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those are some hot pantones.
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>> what are you doing here, Baralda?
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>> I want to prove to you that you're wrong
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to think that Kevin doesn't have
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feelings for you anymore.
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>> Okay, what is he doing here?
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>> How? Uh, I want to prove to him that he
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was wrong for hedging all day, but
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that's our own separate thing, so you
22:44
can ignore it. Sir, listen. I think
22:45
Kevin wanted to stay. The only reason he
22:46
left is because he didn't know how you
22:48
>> Why would you think that? He's made no
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>> Or has he? Did you know that Kevin is
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better at bird calls than you?
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>> Oh, strange, hurtful nonssequator.
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>> No. Who made the first corn crate call?
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>> I believe I did.
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>> Correct. Kevin and I heard you and he
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responded. But get this, sir. You made
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the wrong call. This is what a rooting
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The call that you made was for a scarlet
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warbler. A trash bird.
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>> Okay, so you made your point. I'm a
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trash man who only knows trash birds.
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>> No, that is not my point. My point is
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Kevin knew it wasn't a corn crreek, but
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he went to it anyway
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>> because he was going to you, not the
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bird. He still loves you. Our plan
23:24
>> Yeah. Terry is off the hedge and on the
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>> Well, that means a lot coming from you,
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Jeff, given how much you hate ledges.
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