1. Hello-o-o-o!Copy !req
2. Hello-o-o-o!Copy !req
3. Hello-o-o-o!Copy !req
4. How many jackpots?Copy !req
5. So far, 29 mega jackpots.Copy !req
6. I'm dead.Copy !req
7. Mr. Jackpots!
Mr. Jackpots!Copy !req
8. Tell me which one.Copy !req
9. Thank you!Copy !req
10. Now 30.Copy !req
11. Thank you, Mr. Jackpots!Copy !req
12. Thank you!
Thank you, Mr. Jackpots.Copy !req
13. Thank you.
Thank you so much.Copy !req
14. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.Copy !req
15. Dougie!Copy !req
16. Dougie, is that you?Copy !req
17. It's Bill Shaker,
Allied Chemicals.Copy !req
18. What, are you taking
a walk on the wild side?Copy !req
19. Bill Shaker.Copy !req
20. Bill Shaker.Copy !req
21. Dougie Jones.Copy !req
22. Dougie Jones.Copy !req
23. Yes. I'm Bill Shaker,
and you're Dougie Jones.Copy !req
24. Man, Dougie, can I say,
you look like a million bucks.Copy !req
25. What is it, the diet?
New haircut?Copy !req
26. Oh.Copy !req
27. I'm sorry.
I'm really hungry.Copy !req
28. I haven't eaten
since breakfast at home.Copy !req
29. Home.Copy !req
30. Sorry.
I don't get it, Dougie.Copy !req
31. You want to go home, Dougie?Copy !req
32. Is that right?Copy !req
33. I think he wants to go home.Copy !req
34. Home.Copy !req
35. Where is your home?
Is that right?Copy !req
36. He knows
where his home is.Copy !req
37. Well, where is his home?Copy !req
38. Where home?Copy !req
39. Oh, my God.
Lancelot Court.Copy !req
40. Your house has the red door.Copy !req
41. That's how I always find it.Copy !req
42. Near Merlin's Market.Copy !req
43. It's not far from here.Copy !req
44. Far from here.Copy !req
45. No, not far from here.Copy !req
46. It's maybe a $6 or $8 cab ride.Copy !req
47. Cab ride.Copy !req
48. Something must have
happened, right, Dougie?Copy !req
49. There's a whole line
of cabs right out front.Copy !req
50. Are you okay?Copy !req
51. Is he okay?Copy !req
52. It was good
to see you, Dougie!Copy !req
53. Gee, I hope he's okay.Copy !req
54. I don't think he's okay.Copy !req
55. He's here!Copy !req
56. He's leaving!Copy !req
57. Excuse me? Sir?Copy !req
58. Excuse me. Excuse me.
Sir? Hi.Copy !req
59. Hi.Copy !req
60. Can you, uh,
please come with me?Copy !req
61. We'll go this way.Copy !req
62. Come on.Copy !req
63. You weren't going to leave
without your winnings,Copy !req
64. were you, sir?Copy !req
65. Sir?Copy !req
66. Is there anything
we can do to help?Copy !req
67. Call for help.Copy !req
68. Call who?Copy !req
69. Who?Copy !req
70. Well, we'd certainly like
to help you.Copy !req
71. Would you like a room?
Good meal? A drink?Copy !req
72. A little companionship?Copy !req
73. On the house.Copy !req
74. Think of us asCopy !req
75. a home away from home.Copy !req
76. Home.Copy !req
77. And do you live around here?Copy !req
78. Where is your home?Copy !req
79. Lancelot Court.
Cab ride.Copy !req
80. Oh, no, no, no.
No cabs.Copy !req
81. What's your name, sir?Copy !req
82. Dougie Jones.Copy !req
83. Limo for Mr. Jones.Copy !req
84. Smithie, bring a limo
around front, please.Copy !req
85. But you have to
promise me something.Copy !req
86. You'll come back and try
your luck with us again...Copy !req
87. soon, anytime...Copy !req
88. day or night.Copy !req
89. Or night.Copy !req
90. That's right.Copy !req
91. We're watching you,Copy !req
92. Mr... Jones.Copy !req
93. We're on Lancelot Court.Copy !req
94. You don't know your address?Copy !req
95. Just a red door?Copy !req
96. Red door.Copy !req
97. The thing is, though,Copy !req
98. it's hard to see
the color at night.Copy !req
99. Red.Copy !req
100. No.Copy !req
101. That's black.Copy !req
102. Like I was saying,
it-it's real toughCopy !req
103. to see the color
at night, so...Copy !req
104. There it is.Copy !req
105. There's your door right there,
Mr. Jones.Copy !req
106. Mr. Jones?
Mr. Jones?Copy !req
107. Mr. Jones.Copy !req
108. All right.Copy !req
109. All right.
I'll wait right here with you.Copy !req
110. Damn.Copy !req
111. Those things spook me.Copy !req
112. Dougie?Copy !req
113. Is that you?Copy !req
114. Dougie!Copy !req
115. Where have you been?Copy !req
116. - What is this?
- Ma'am...Copy !req
117. h-he was a guest
at the Silver Mustang,Copy !req
118. on his own, and I was
asked to bring him home.Copy !req
119. I'll be going now.Copy !req
120. Three days without a word?Copy !req
121. You don't show up at work,Copy !req
122. and you miss
Sonny Jim's birthday.Copy !req
123. - How could you?Copy !req
124. Get inside.Copy !req
125. What have you been doing?Copy !req
126. Huh?Copy !req
127. Why didn't you call me?Copy !req
128. Where'd you get
that black suit...Copy !req
129. and that haircut, Dougie?Copy !req
130. What's in this bag?Copy !req
131. Huh?Copy !req
132. Dougie?Copy !req
133. Dougie.Copy !req
134. Dougie, there's...Copy !req
135. there's thousandsCopy !req
136. and thousands
of dollars here.Copy !req
137. Where did you get this?Copy !req
138. Did you get this
at the Silver Mustang?Copy !req
139. Huh?Copy !req
140. Dougie!Copy !req
141. Don't tell me
you hit the jackpot.Copy !req
142. Mr. Jackpots.Copy !req
143. You won it?Copy !req
144. Dougie?Copy !req
145. Well, there's—there's enough
here to pay them back.Copy !req
146. The—
You could—Copy !req
147. We could...Copy !req
148. Oh—oh...Copy !req
149. This is
the most wonderful...Copy !req
150. horrible day of my life.Copy !req
151. Of my life.Copy !req
152. Yes.Copy !req
153. I'm gonna fix you
a sandwich,Copy !req
154. and then I'm gonna
get you a pieceCopy !req
155. of Sonny Jim's chocolate cake,Copy !req
156. 'cause we saved
a piece for you.Copy !req
157. Okay?Copy !req
158. Oh, Dougie.Copy !req
159. I'm so glad
you're home, Dougie.Copy !req
160. Home.Copy !req
161. The chief of staff will be
with you in a moment.Copy !req
162. Where is she?Copy !req
163. In a meeting.
She's just finishing up.Copy !req
164. Okay, Bill.Copy !req
165. - How's Martha?
- Oh, she's fine.Copy !req
166. Thank you, Gordon.Copy !req
167. She ever fix that thing
with Paul?Copy !req
168. Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes.Copy !req
169. Good of you to remember.Copy !req
170. Paul is now
in the North Pole.Copy !req
171. Well, there you go.Copy !req
172. Please, have a seat.Copy !req
173. Thank you, Bill.Copy !req
174. Denise.Copy !req
175. Gordon.Copy !req
176. Thank you for coming in.
What have you got?Copy !req
177. It's Cooper.Copy !req
178. We found him.Copy !req
179. Where?Copy !req
180. South Dakota, Denise.Copy !req
181. He's in a federal prison
in South Dakota.Copy !req
182. We're going out
to see him tomorrow.Copy !req
183. I heard.Copy !req
184. Yes? How's that?Copy !req
185. You're taking
Agent Preston with you?Copy !req
186. Yes.Copy !req
187. Really, Gordon?Copy !req
188. What are you
getting at, Denise?Copy !req
189. Well, I know
your profile, Gordon.Copy !req
190. Beautiful agent,
barely 30.Copy !req
191. I'm old-school, Denise.
You know that.Copy !req
192. Before you were Denise,Copy !req
193. when you were Dennis
and I was your boss,Copy !req
194. when I had you working
undercover at the DEA,Copy !req
195. you were a confusedCopy !req
196. and wild thing sometimes.Copy !req
197. I had enough dirt on you
to fill the Grand Canyon,Copy !req
198. and I never used a spoonfulCopy !req
199. because you were
and are a great agent.Copy !req
200. And when you became Denise,
I told all of your colleagues,Copy !req
201. those clown comics,
to fix their hearts or die.Copy !req
202. Yes, and as I've said
many times before, Gordon,Copy !req
203. I can never repay you enough
for that kindness.Copy !req
204. Agent Tammy Preston
has the stuff, Denise.Copy !req
205. I know. I know.Copy !req
206. I'm speaking more
as a woman nowCopy !req
207. than as the chief of staff
of the entireCopy !req
208. Federal Bureau
of Investigation.Copy !req
209. Don't you just love
sometimes sayingCopy !req
210. "Federal Bureau
of Investigation"Copy !req
211. like that all at once?Copy !req
212. Unabbreviated?Copy !req
213. Oh. It just gives me
such a thrill.Copy !req
214. It is thrilling, Denise.Copy !req
215. And Tammy...Copy !req
216. Tammy is so beautiful.Copy !req
217. There's room in this
Federal Bureau of InvestigationCopy !req
218. for more than one
beautiful woman.Copy !req
219. Oh, Gordon.Copy !req
220. That is so sweet.Copy !req
221. You know, normally,
I can't think like this.Copy !req
222. I have to forgo all that
and grow balls of steelCopy !req
223. to do this job,
and it's—it's a bitch,Copy !req
224. let me tell you, sometimes—Copy !req
225. not to mention
the screaming hormones.Copy !req
226. Oh. I know.
I'm sorry, Gordon.Copy !req
227. I know.Copy !req
228. Gordon, I trust you.Copy !req
229. You know that.Copy !req
230. And I believe you're
on the trail of something big.Copy !req
231. Big.Copy !req
232. Will Albert be with you?Copy !req
233. Do birds fly?Copy !req
234. Good luck.Copy !req
235. Ten-four, good buddy.Copy !req
236. Thank you, Bill.Copy !req
237. Please come along.Copy !req
238. Well, it has to do
with the thermostat.Copy !req
239. It doesn't actually tell youCopy !req
240. what's going on
when no one's here.Copy !req
241. Uh, mostly,
we don't have prisoners,Copy !req
242. but even if we did,Copy !req
243. they couldn't even see
the thermostat.Copy !req
244. So I had a man out here recently
to look at the furnace,Copy !req
245. and, Sheriff Truman,
he wouldn't answerCopy !req
246. any of my questionsCopy !req
247. about what happens
when no one's here.Copy !req
248. We come in early,
and the heat is still on.Copy !req
249. What if we came in
even earlier?Copy !req
250. Would the heat
still be on then?Copy !req
251. Are you next to a loud stream,
Sheriff Truman?Copy !req
252. You're breaking up.Copy !req
253. Are you still fishing?Copy !req
254. Are you next
to a really loud stream?Copy !req
255. You're breaking up, Sheriff.Copy !req
256. Well, I-I hope
we can get this sorted outCopy !req
257. when you get back to the office,Copy !req
258. but right now,
it's very comfortable in here.Copy !req
259. I have to go, Sheriff Truman,
because there are some peopleCopy !req
260. coming in through
the front door.Copy !req
261. Lucy. Lucy.Copy !req
262. You were on the phone
with her again, weren't you?Copy !req
263. Andy, I'm sorry.
We lost connection.Copy !req
264. I couldn't stand out
in the parking lot all night.Copy !req
265. I hate cellular phones.Copy !req
266. How is this possible?Copy !req
267. Lucy, hang up the phone.Copy !req
268. But you're in the mountains...Copy !req
269. fishing!Copy !req
270. Oh, punky.Copy !req
271. Punky.Copy !req
272. Eleven seventy-one.
Fifteen oh-seven.Copy !req
273. Ten-four.Copy !req
274. Six ten.
Ten oh-seven.Copy !req
275. Copy that.Copy !req
276. Oh, hi, Sheriff.Copy !req
277. Evening, Maggie.Copy !req
278. What's going on tonight?Copy !req
279. Kind of quiet.Copy !req
280. A domestic, two D&Ds,
and a DUI.Copy !req
281. I booked that one.Copy !req
282. Dude blew a.250.Copy !req
283. Could not even find his nose,
let alone touch it.Copy !req
284. Oh, and it was terrible.Copy !req
285. A boy OD'd
at the high school—Copy !req
286. Dennis Craig.Copy !req
287. Andy took the case.Copy !req
288. He spoke with the parents.Copy !req
289. Little Denny Craig.Copy !req
290. When the bell rang,Copy !req
291. he never got up
from his desk.Copy !req
292. Where's Hawk?Copy !req
293. He's in the conference room.Copy !req
294. Gents.Copy !req
295. Bobby.Copy !req
296. Another apparent OD—Copy !req
297. little Denny Craig,Copy !req
298. although I haven't seen
the autopsy report.Copy !req
299. I'm guessing it was...Copy !req
300. - Chinese designer drugs again.
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
301. Anything on your
surveillance cameras?Copy !req
302. Uh, elk, deer,Copy !req
303. raccoon, squirrel,Copy !req
304. and a bear.Copy !req
305. If they're coming downCopy !req
306. from Canada in our area,
I would've seen them.Copy !req
307. - I got every trail covered.
- Every known trail.Copy !req
308. Right.Copy !req
309. Frank, I got to
take a leak so bad,Copy !req
310. my back teeth are floatin'.Copy !req
311. Meet you
in the conference room.Copy !req
312. Good deal, sir.Copy !req
313. Cell phones...Copy !req
314. that means they're
mobile, punky.Copy !req
315. The sheriff can be moving.Copy !req
316. It's not like your phone.Copy !req
317. He can be moving
and even drivingCopy !req
318. while he's talking.Copy !req
319. Lucy...Copy !req
320. you're so good
at your jobCopy !req
321. in every other way.Copy !req
322. I just don't understand
how this keeps happening...Copy !req
323. over and over again.Copy !req
324. I don't understand it
either, Andy.Copy !req
325. You collect yourself.Copy !req
326. I've got to go see
Sheriff Truman.Copy !req
327. I know she seems
like a strange one,Copy !req
328. but her informationCopy !req
329. has always been spot-on.Copy !req
330. So...Copy !req
331. Margaret saysCopy !req
332. that something is missingCopy !req
333. having to do with
Special Agent Dale CooperCopy !req
334. and only you can find...Copy !req
335. because of something
about your heritage.Copy !req
336. That's what she said.Copy !req
337. I'm here, Sheriff Truman.Copy !req
338. Good, Andy.Copy !req
339. I'm feeling a bit better now,
Sheriff Truman.Copy !req
340. I thought
that log woman was 10-96Copy !req
341. and not even allowed
in this building.Copy !req
342. That's on account
of a kind of gum.Copy !req
343. Well, I'll chew on that.Copy !req
344. That's enough, Chad.Copy !req
345. She gets messages
from her log.Copy !req
346. Pinocchio's friend.Copy !req
347. Good night, Chad.Copy !req
348. I'll go have a word
with my pinecone.Copy !req
349. Laura Palmer?Copy !req
350. Man...Copy !req
351. brings back some memories.Copy !req
352. Sorry.Copy !req
353. What's all this about?Copy !req
354. Message from
Margaret Lanterman to HawkCopy !req
355. concerning Agent Cooper.Copy !req
356. Cooper?Copy !req
357. Special Agent Dale Cooper.Copy !req
358. Yeah, I know.Copy !req
359. Cooper was the last person
to see my father alive.Copy !req
360. What's that?Copy !req
361. Yeah. A few days
after my dad died,Copy !req
362. my mom told me that Cooper
had come by the houseCopy !req
363. and talked to my dad,Copy !req
364. and I guess Cooper left townCopy !req
365. pretty soon after that.
I don't—Copy !req
366. Nobody's seen or heard
of him since.Copy !req
367. And my dad died in the fire
at his station the next day.Copy !req
368. And do you know
what they talked about?Copy !req
369. Uh, no. No.Copy !req
370. I have no idea.Copy !req
371. There's a man out front.Copy !req
372. He says his name
is Wally Brando.Copy !req
373. Wally?
Wally's here?Copy !req
374. Oh!Copy !req
375. Their son.Copy !req
376. He said he wants
to pay his respects to you,Copy !req
377. Sheriff Truman.Copy !req
378. Oh, boy.Copy !req
379. Oh! Ooh! Oh.Copy !req
380. Sheriff Truman,
look who's here!Copy !req
381. It's Wally. We're so excited.
He came in unannounced.Copy !req
382. Good to see you again, Wally.Copy !req
383. It's good to see you, too,
Sheriff Truman.Copy !req
384. As you know, your brother,
Harry S. Truman,Copy !req
385. is my godfather.Copy !req
386. I heard he is ill.Copy !req
387. I came to pay my respects
to my godfatherCopy !req
388. and extend my best wishes
for his recovery,Copy !req
389. which I hope will be
swift and painless.Copy !req
390. It's an honor
to see you again.Copy !req
391. You know...Copy !req
392. my heart
is always here with youCopy !req
393. and these fine people,
my parents,Copy !req
394. who I love so dearly.Copy !req
395. And I was in the area,Copy !req
396. and I wanted to pay
my respects.Copy !req
397. Thank you, Wally.Copy !req
398. I also came back
to let my parents know,Copy !req
399. because this has been a matter
of grave concern for them,Copy !req
400. that I've decided
to let them do what they wishCopy !req
401. with my childhood bedroom.Copy !req
402. They want to—Copy !req
403. they want to build a studyCopy !req
404. for the two of them.Copy !req
405. Such sweet people.Copy !req
406. Oh.Copy !req
407. That's such
beautiful news, Wally.Copy !req
408. Tell us where
you've been, Wally.Copy !req
409. My family, my friend...Copy !req
410. I've crisscrossed
this great land of oursCopy !req
411. countless times.Copy !req
412. I hold the map of it here,
in my heart...Copy !req
413. next to the joyful memoriesCopy !req
414. of the carefree days I spentCopy !req
415. as a young boy...Copy !req
416. here in your beautiful town
of Twin Peaks.Copy !req
417. From Alexandria, Virginia,Copy !req
418. to Stockton, California,Copy !req
419. I think about LewisCopy !req
420. and his friend Clark,Copy !req
421. the first Caucasians
to see this part of the world.Copy !req
422. Their footsteps have been
the highways and bywaysCopy !req
423. of my days on the road.Copy !req
424. My shadow is always with me.Copy !req
425. Sometimes ahead.Copy !req
426. Sometimes behind.Copy !req
427. Sometimes to the left.Copy !req
428. Sometimes to the right.Copy !req
429. Except on cloudy days...Copy !req
430. or at night.Copy !req
431. Yes.Copy !req
432. Well, Wally...Copy !req
433. it's great to see you again.Copy !req
434. And...Copy !req
435. may the road rise up
to meet your wheels.Copy !req
436. That's a lovely turn of phrase.Copy !req
437. Thank you.Copy !req
438. My dharma is the road.Copy !req
439. Your dharma...Copy !req
440. Dougie!Copy !req
441. You're not even dressed!Copy !req
442. Is something wrong?Copy !req
443. What's go—Copy !req
444. Oh, for God's sake.Copy !req
445. What is with you?Copy !req
446. Listen, Mr. Dream Weaver,
you go potty,Copy !req
447. and then let's
get you dressed fast.Copy !req
448. You're worse than Sonny Jim.Copy !req
449. Oh!Copy !req
450. Oh.Copy !req
451. Oh...Copy !req
452. Dougie, you've lost weight!Copy !req
453. Let me cinch this up.Copy !req
454. And this jacket looks
two sizes too big.Copy !req
455. That black suit last night
fit you perfectly.Copy !req
456. We'll just have to take
that to the cleanersCopy !req
457. and maybe get you another one.Copy !req
458. Okay. You do your tie.Copy !req
459. I can never get that right.Copy !req
460. Now, I have to go downstairs
and finish up breakfast.Copy !req
461. Hurry up.Copy !req
462. Sonny Jim!Copy !req
463. Get going!Copy !req
464. Sonny Jim, get down here!Copy !req
465. Here's your coffee.Copy !req
466. Coffee.Copy !req
467. - Dougie!
- Ah!Copy !req
468. Hi!Copy !req
469. You got to see this.Copy !req
470. We got a hit on the prints
we took off the male John Doe.Copy !req
471. - What's the name?
- Don't know. It's blocked.Copy !req
472. Some kind of security issue.Copy !req
473. Well, can you tell
who blocked it?Copy !req
474. Military.Copy !req
475. Oh.Copy !req
476. Thank you for meeting us.Copy !req
477. Let's get going.Copy !req
478. We're not anywhere
near Mount Rushmore.Copy !req
479. I brought a picture for you.Copy !req
480. There they are, Albert...Copy !req
481. faces of stone.Copy !req
482. Agent Preston gets carsick.Copy !req
483. Albert...Copy !req
484. we're in South Dakota.Copy !req
485. Cossacks are in Russia.Copy !req
486. - Carsick!Copy !req
487. Do you need me to pull over?Copy !req
488. Up on the wrong side
of bed this morning, Albert?Copy !req
489. What have we got?Copy !req
490. We found him after his car
went off the road.Copy !req
491. He'd been, uh, throwing up
some kind of poison.Copy !req
492. Must have eaten locally.Copy !req
493. They're, uh, analyzing it
in the lab.Copy !req
494. Exposure to it sent the highway
patrolman to the hospital.Copy !req
495. Huh.Copy !req
496. As I mentioned,
the vomit's still in the lab.Copy !req
497. This is what we found
in his trunk—Copy !req
498. cocaine,Copy !req
499. machine gun,Copy !req
500. dog leg.Copy !req
501. What, no cheese and crackers?Copy !req
502. Apologies in advance
for Albert.Copy !req
503. That's your man, right?Copy !req
504. Holy jumpin' George.Copy !req
505. Let's go talk to him.Copy !req
506. Ladies and gentlemen,Copy !req
507. I am going to speak now
to Special Agent Dale Cooper.Copy !req
508. We'll be down the hall
if you need us.Copy !req
509. Thank you, Warden Murphy.Copy !req
510. It's very goodCopy !req
511. to see you again, old friend.Copy !req
512. It's very, very good to seeCopy !req
513. you again, old friend.Copy !req
514. I haven't seen youCopy !req
515. in a long, long time.Copy !req
516. No, you haven't.Copy !req
517. This is true.Copy !req
518. Gordon, I've really,
really missedCopy !req
519. spending time together.Copy !req
520. Yes, Coop.Copy !req
521. I, too, have missed
our good times together.Copy !req
522. Where have you been
all these years?Copy !req
523. Gordon,Copy !req
524. I've been working undercoverCopy !req
525. all these years,Copy !req
526. working primarily
with our colleagueCopy !req
527. Phillip Jeffries.Copy !req
528. Phillip Jeffries?Copy !req
529. I need to be debriefed by youCopy !req
530. about this work, Gordon.Copy !req
531. I will tell you
the whole story,Copy !req
532. all its twists and turns,Copy !req
533. and I was going to do so.Copy !req
534. I was on my way
to present it to you.Copy !req
535. I was a little bit
behind scheduleCopy !req
536. when my car veered overCopy !req
537. across the road,Copy !req
538. and I had my accident.Copy !req
539. Yes, Coop. This is how
and why we found you.Copy !req
540. I need to be debriefedCopy !req
541. by you, Gordon.Copy !req
542. I was on my way to present it.Copy !req
543. I was a little bit
behind scheduleCopy !req
544. when my car veered over
off the road,Copy !req
545. and I had my accident.Copy !req
546. I've left messages.Copy !req
547. What messages were those, Coop?Copy !req
548. Messages so PhillipCopy !req
549. knows it's safe.Copy !req
550. Gordon?Copy !req
551. When are you going to
get me out of here?Copy !req
552. Coop, these fine fellows hereCopy !req
553. have sufficient cause
to hold you for now.Copy !req
554. Of course,
I will be exoneratedCopy !req
555. in courts of law.Copy !req
556. Very good, Coop.Copy !req
557. And rest assured
that we are workingCopy !req
558. to bring you back home
for our talk.Copy !req
559. I've never really left home,
Gordon.Copy !req
560. See you soon, old friend.Copy !req
561. We can hold him
for two more daysCopy !req
562. without filing any charges.Copy !req
563. I assume you haven't
given him his phone call.Copy !req
564. No, we haven't.Copy !req
565. Warden Murphy,
I suggest you give himCopy !req
566. his private phone call,Copy !req
567. and I expect to hear
all about it.Copy !req
568. He wasn't going to Philadelphia.
He was headed west.Copy !req
569. A few people who have come
in contact with himCopy !req
570. have gotten physically ill.Copy !req
571. Are you feeling
all right, Albert?Copy !req
572. I'm fine, Tammy.Copy !req
573. And who
is Phillip Jeffries?Copy !req
574. He's a former FBI agent.Copy !req
575. You're wearing a wire, Tammy.Copy !req
576. You asked me to.Copy !req
577. Right.
Go wait in the restaurant.Copy !req
578. I'm feeling better now.Copy !req
579. Albert, your reaction
in prison to Cooper,Copy !req
580. I've not seen this before.Copy !req
581. Is there something
you'd like to tell me?Copy !req
582. Well, since you asked,Copy !req
583. and I can't tell you
how sorry I am about this...Copy !req
584. I authorized Phillip
to give Cooper some information.Copy !req
585. Cooper and Phillip?Copy !req
586. What the hell?Copy !req
587. Phillip Jeffries has been
off the radar for years.Copy !req
588. This was years ago, Gordon.Copy !req
589. He called me.Copy !req
590. He did, did he?Copy !req
591. I know. I thought Cooper
was in trouble—Copy !req
592. at least
that's what Phillip said.Copy !req
593. "Urgent," he said.Copy !req
594. Cooper needed
this information urgently.Copy !req
595. Did you talk to Cooper?Copy !req
596. No.Copy !req
597. What information
did they want?Copy !req
598. I told Phillip
who our man was in Columbia.Copy !req
599. And?Copy !req
600. A week later,
that man was killed.Copy !req
601. Albert.Copy !req
602. Albert.Copy !req
603. Albert.Copy !req
604. This business that we witnessed
today with Cooper,Copy !req
605. I don't like it.Copy !req
606. No.Copy !req
607. Something's wrong.Copy !req
608. Yes.Copy !req
609. It could be the accident,
but I don't think so.Copy !req
610. No.Copy !req
611. Albert, that sound you just madeCopy !req
612. of your feet on the concrete,Copy !req
613. it's like a knife in my brain.Copy !req
614. I'm sorry, Gordon.Copy !req
615. Albert, this thingCopy !req
616. is turned up to the max.Copy !req
617. Please.Copy !req
618. I'm sorry, Gordon.Copy !req
619. I don't think
he greeted me properly,Copy !req
620. if you take my meaning.Copy !req
621. No, he didn't.Copy !req
622. Something is very wrong.Copy !req
623. Yes.Copy !req
624. Albert, I hate to admit this,Copy !req
625. but I don't understand
this situation at all.Copy !req
626. No.Copy !req
627. Do you understand
this situation, Albert?Copy !req
628. Blue Rose.Copy !req
629. It doesn't get any bluer.Copy !req
630. Albert, before we do
anything else,Copy !req
631. we need one certain person
to take a look at Cooper.Copy !req
632. I'm right with you.Copy !req
633. Do you still know
where she lives?Copy !req
634. I know where she drinks.Copy !req