The Other Guys (2010)

1. In New York City, there's a fine line between law and chaos.

2. On that line live Danson and Highsmith.

3. Tell me again why I decided to get on this roof.

4. I think you can chalk that up to bad life choices.

5. Get rid of that asshole.

6. - Uh-oh. - I hate it when you say "uh-oh."

7. Dude, you put a ding in my hood.

8. Come on with it, then.

9. Whoa, hey.

10. That's trouble.

11. Did someone call Nine-One-holy-shit?

12. That's it. I am sick of all this running.

13. Hang on.

14. You have the right to remain silent.

15. But I want to hear you scream.

16. Down on the ground.

17. Detective. Yeah, yeah. Detective.

18. One at a time, all right?

19. Yeah, Detectives, Rick Grayson, New York Observer Online.

20. These suspects were caught with only a quarter pound of marijuana,

21. a misdemeanor in some states.

22. Do you think this arrest was worth $12 million in property damages?

23. Why don't we let New York City answer that question?

24. The greatest city on Earth, yeah.

25. Hi, Sarah Gapone from TMZ print edition.

26. Danson, are the rumors about you and Kim Kardashian true?

27. No comment.

28. But, yes.

29. Danson and Highsmith, free hot dogs for life.

30. No drinks. No drinks. I can't do it. I can't do it.

31. Danson and Highsmith shoot, drive, and sex with style. They're rock stars.

32. Then you got your jokers, your ball busters, your vets...

33. ... and the other guys.

34. We know, we know. We know.

35. All right, all right, all right. Listen up, listen up.

36. We're having a celebration tonight at Butter.

37. Brody Jenner's going to be there. Bai Ling.

38. - That little short bitch from Jersey Shore. - Yeah.

39. And most of you are on the list.

40. You're the best.

41. Guys, I am going to say something right now.

42. It's about a man who came from Austria with a dream.

43. - Arnold Schwarzenegger. - Let me finish.

44. He became a champion and then a movie star, all right?

45. - Arnold Schwarzenegger. - God damn it, let me...

46. They ruined the story. They ruined the story.

47. Let... What... The point is,

48. we couldn't do our job if it weren't for you guys doing all the paperwork,

49. answering the phones, and all that stupid shit that we don't like to do.

50. All the gun fights, all the car chases,

51. all the sex we don't want to have with women, but we have to,

52. all due to what you guys do. Thank you.

53. And we'd do it again and again.

54. Hey, you shut your face.

55. If we want to hear you talk,

56. I will shove my arm up your ass and work your mouth like a puppet.

57. You hear me? You hear me?

58. - Cash bar. - Yeah.

59. Peace out, bitches.

60. Hey, fellas. All right, bring it in.

61. Come on. Bring it in a little bit.

62. All right, right there.

63. Just back up, just like right there.

64. All right, just one... Just a...

65. There you go, right there. Right there.

66. This is their paperwork. You know they're not going to do it.

67. That's right. This paperwork is like Bob's wife here.

68. It's thick, ugly, got Danson's fingerprints all over it.

69. - No offense, Bob. - That's all right.

70. - Anyway, now who wants it? - I do.

71. All right. Paper Bitch and Yankee Clipper on the case.

72. - Nice work. Thanks, Allen. - Thank you, Captain.

73. "I will do it. I will do it."

74. Stop humming that song.

75. - I can hum if I want to. - No, I know you can.

76. I am asking you to stop.

77. - Well, if you're asking, then I will stop. - Thank you.

78. Could you not smile like that?

79. Now you're asking me to mask my emotions because of how it makes you feel.

80. That I will not do.

81. Seriously, stop humming. Okay?

82. This isn't accounting or wherever the hell

83. you and your little pocket calculator were transferred from.

84. Forensic accounting, okay. And it's an important part of the job.

85. Yeah, whatever. Stop being so overtly happy about doing shit work, you moron.

86. Hey, guys. Reminder.

87. The police union picnic's coming up this weekend.

88. My wife's making her famous deviled eggs, again. My waistline's furious.

89. It's a bad time, Bob.

90. All right.

91. Going to get a slice.

92. You know what I just did?

93. I just walked out that door, saw a couple detectives,

94. and I was about to start bad mouthing you behind your back,

95. but I stopped myself, because my pops taught me

96. that a man who talks behind somebody's back is a coward.

97. Wow, I actually appreciate that.

98. Good, because I am going to tell you directly to your face.

99. - No. You don't have to. - No, I don't like you.

100. I think you're a fake cop.

101. The sound of your piss hitting the urinal? It sounds feminine.

102. If we were in the wild, I would attack you.

103. Even if you weren't in my food chain, I would go out of my way to attack you.

104. If I were a lion, and you were a tuna,

105. I would swim out in the middle of the ocean and freaking eat you.

106. And then I'd bang your tuna girlfriend.

107. Okay, first off, a lion swimming in the ocean?

108. Lions don't like water.

109. If you'd placed it near a river or some sort of fresh water source, that'd make sense.

110. But you find yourself in the ocean, 20-foot waves,

111. I am assuming it's off the coast of South Africa,

112. coming up against a full-grown, 800-pound tuna with his 20 or 30 friends?

113. You lose that battle.

114. You lose that battle nine times out of ten. And guess what?

115. You have wandered into our school of tuna, and we now have a taste of lion.

116. We have talked to ourselves. We have communicated.

117. - Yeah? - And said, "You know what?

118. "Lion tastes good. Let's go get some more lion."

119. We have developed a system to establish a beachhead

120. and aggressively hunt you and your family.

121. And we will corner your pride,

122. - your children, your offspring. - How you going to do that?

123. We will construct a series of breathing apparatus with kelp.

124. We will be able to trap certain amounts of oxygen.

125. It's not going to be days at a time, but an hour, hour 45, no problem.

126. That will give us enough time to figure out where you live,

127. go back to the sea, get more oxygen, and then stalk you.

128. You just lost at your own game. You're outgunned and outmanned.

129. Did that go the way you thought it was going to go?

130. Nope.

131. Two minutes before the markets open,

132. Pamela Boardman, CEO of Lendl Global, ringing the opening bell.

133. With Boardman is investment banker, David Ershon,

134. who manages 40% of Lendl's $70-billion equity pool.

135. How much did we lose?

136. You may ring the bell now, Ms. Boardman.

137. - $32. - Million?

138. No, billion.

139. Shit.

140. Chinatown. Three Triad gang members. I popped two of them off the draw.

141. - Bang, bang. - Yeah.

142. Then I raise up to take the leader out.

143. Shit, I feel like I am there now.

144. I hear a whistle. My partner's on the roof.

145. He says, "Let's even the odds."

146. He tosses me down a Mossberg pump. I send one through his chest.

147. Game over, bitches.

148. - All right. - Yeah.

149. Jimmy? Let's talk about how that story made you feel.

150. Like my cock was made out of concrete.

151. I know it's very tempting.

152. You want to impress your friends.

153. But this is serious stuff we're dealing with, okay?

154. This is firing your weapon in the line of duty.

155. Officer Hoitz?

156. Oh, man.

157. - Come on. - Here we go.

158. Would you like to share?

159. No, I'd rather not.

160. Officer Hoitz, you have been coming here for six months now,

161. and you haven't said a word.

162. This is a safe room, no judgment here.

163. Jerkoff.

164. That's judgment, Jimmy. Come on.

165. I relive it every night.

166. Bronx, October.

167. Game 7 of the World Series.

168. For all the marbles. High pressure, unruly crowd, and I pulled tunnel duty.

169. I mean, I saw a shadowy figure in the tunnel. I told him to stop.

170. Whoa, whoa, whoa, this is a restricted area.

171. Finally pulled my gun.

172. Pulled a deadly weapon. He started running at me.

173. Don't make me shoot. I will do it.

174. Are you deaf? You hear me yell, "Freeze"?

175. You dick. I am Derek Jeter. You shot me.

176. - You cost me 20 grand on that game. - Douche bag.

177. Cost the city a championship.

178. I was being groomed for a top position in homicide.

179. Now I am stuck with a desk jockey partner. Everybody calls me the Yankee Clipper.

180. Because you shot Derek Jeter.

181. He's a biracial angel.

182. You should have shot A-Rod.

183. Yo, Paper Bitch.

184. - What's up, man? - Hey. Hey, guys.

185. - Paper Bitch. - Paper Bitch.

186. I don't like that, actually.

187. I know you guys think it's fun, but I don't like that name.

188. Still working on the Danson and Highsmith paperwork?

189. - Shit. - No, actually, actually, that's...

190. What is this? That looks stupid.

191. Guys, it's illegal permitting for construction. Specifically, scaffolding.

192. Some of the guys were talking.

193. They were like, "How come you have never fired your weapon in the office before?"

194. Good point.

195. I am sorry, I don't follow.

196. You have never fired your weapon in the office.

197. We all have, you know. It's called a desk pop.

198. Fellas, look, I know you don't respect me as a police officer.

199. - Not true. - I am not stupid.

200. I am not going to discharge my firearm in the office.

201. Gamble, listen to me. I will try to make it real clear.

202. We honor the flag, and you crap on it when you don't shoot your gun in the office.

203. Jimmy. When's the last time you had a desk pop?

204. September '08.

205. - Be a man. Do it. - Now.

206. - Please, please, do it. - Pop one off.

207. - There you go. Pop it off. - Don't think, just go.

208. - Here we go. - Do it, yes.

209. He did it.

210. Hey. Shots fired.

211. Hey, Terry, I did it. I did my first desk pop.

212. It's a real thing, right?

213. - A desk pop? - Yeah.

214. No, that's not real.

215. They were so convincing in their argument, they swung me.

216. All right, Allen, you're going to have to hand over your gun.

217. Yes, sir.

218. Captain, you really want to disarm this guy, take out the batteries in the calculator.

219. All right, I am going to give you this. This is a dummy gun. I use it for ceremony.

220. There.

221. You get this back when I feel you know how to handle it.

222. Listen, guys. I am working two jobs. I am working here.

223. And I got another job at Bed Bath and Beyond. Okay?

224. I am doing that just to put a kid through NYU

225. so he can explore his bisexuality and become a deejay.

226. Now the last thing I need is a ballistics report in the unit.

227. I am just going to ask you guys, please, come on, really.

228. Just think about... Just be smart.

229. 211 in progress.

230. They're using a wrecking ball to clean out Castien Jewelry.

231. All right, we got it.

232. - Good luck, guys. Have a good one. - Allen, let's go.

233. - No, I got work to do. - What? This is work.

234. Hey, yo. Danson and Highsmith. We roll in heavy.

235. You cream puffs, sit tight.

236. You got to be shitting me.

237. You can't keep me cooped up in here, okay?

238. I am a peacock. You got to let me fly.

239. Did he just... Did he just call himself a peacock?

240. Let's go. Let's go.

241. Come on, fellas.

242. Wednesday night is taco night at Rikers Island.

243. That's the second one this week.

244. Hey, you monkeys. Stop.

245. Let's go.

246. Yeah.

247. Heads up.

248. Shit.

249. Special Forces zipline.

250. Cut that line. Cut it. Let's go.

251. - These guys are pros. - Let's go.

252. You thinking what I am thinking, partner?

253. Aim for the bushes.

254. Cops still argue to this day why Danson and Highsmith jumped.

255. Maybe it was just pride, having survived so many brushes with death.

256. Maybe their egos pushed them off.

257. I don't know. But that shit was crazy.

258. Either way, there was a hole in New York City, and it needed to be filled.

259. Two days ago, this city wept.

260. We lost two heroes who gave everything for us,

261. who paid that ultimate sacrifice so that we may walk these streets safely.

262. There wasn't even an awning in their direction.

263. - No, I know. - They just jumped 20 storeys.

264. Doesn't make sense, does it?

265. I only hope God lets them take their .357s with them to heaven.

266. It's our moment, Allen. Our moment to step up and be the guys.

267. - We're at a funeral. Show some respect. - What?

268. You don't think every other detective here isn't thinking the same thing?

269. Allen, listen to me. Danson and Highsmith are gone.

270. Their desks are empty. Someone has to fill those seats.

271. That someone is us, okay? The city's dying for a hero.

272. - Is it? - Yeah.

273. What about nine million socially-conscious and unified citizens,

274. all just stepping up and doing their part?

275. As a little kid, didn't you dress up and play cops and robbers?

276. I will tell you what I did as a little kid.

277. I went to school and made my bed.

278. And at age 11, I audited my parents.

279. And believe me, there were some discrepancies, and I was grounded.

280. What the hell are you?

281. Well, well, well. What do we got here?

282. Look at these two jamokes, would you? One shot Jeter and the other shot an office.

283. Have some decorum. We're at a funeral.

284. You want to dance, brolio?

285. I will rock your body with big, nasty hooks. You will be pissing blood out of your ass.

286. That's horrible.

287. Why don't you step back, man?

288. You touch him, I swear to God

289. I am going to beat the shit out of you with Allen's head.

290. He's not going to do that. That's hyperbole. But that's a weird example.

291. - You want to go? - I want to go.

292. - Get him off. - Kick his ass, Martin.

293. Yeah. How do you like that?

294. - Pull his hair. - I love it.

295. This hurts so good.

296. - Very sorry for your loss, ma'am. - What a lovely hat.

297. I love your shoes.

298. - It's fine, it's fine. - Go, go.

299. Punish him.

300. Oh, man.

301. Do it. That's how we do it in the hood.

302. - Punish him. - That's not even a move.

303. I am the winner. I am the winner, everybody saw it.

304. What the hell is going on here?

305. Two good men are dead,

306. and you guys are fighting over who's going to be the next hotshot?

307. Is that what's happening?

308. Yes, that's exactly what's happening.

309. Let me tell you something.

310. - Sorry for your loss, Lorraine. - Very sorry.

311. - Sorry, Lorraine. - Sorry, Lorraine.

312. Hi, I am Jimmy.

313. - Too soon? - Why'd you say that?

314. I will tell you something about those guys.

315. They knew that to become a good cop, you had to solve cases. Okay?

316. Okay, and maybe you start with the Castien robbery.

317. Okay? So just watch it.

318. Next time, me, you, library.

319. - Not even close. - Come on, guys. Guys, come on.

320. - You are... - I am the winner.

321. I didn't need you to stick up for me, okay? I could have handled that myself.

322. Hey, don't flatter yourself. It's the partner's code. I had no choice.

323. Move.

324. - 9:15, let's have a great day, everybody. - Cut the shit.

325. Good morning.

326. We have got shots fired. 509 East 10th Street.

327. There are large amounts of cocaine on the scene.

328. Try to stay out of trouble, boys.

329. There's no chance you'd want to go on that call, right?

330. No chance. Too busy.

331. All right, ladies. Starting to get the picture? We're about to lock shit down.

332. - That's right. - You girls stay here and get your type on.

333. Go get them, guys. Lot of energy, lot of focus.

334. Shut up.

335. Allen, could I see you in the hallway for a second?

336. I... I am super busy right now, Terry.

337. No, no, no, I know. This will be real quick.

338. It's about the construction permits you were talking about.

339. - The scaffolding violations? - This is our thing, yeah.

340. So, what do you got?

341. I got this. I will put one right in your neck.

342. What are you doing?

343. Let's go. We're going to that call.

344. - What is this? - Shut up.

345. We're going to the car, and we're going after this case.

346. - You're not going to shoot me. - I won't?

347. - No. - I shot Jeter.

348. - That was an accident. - Was it?

349. - Now move. - Okay.

350. Hey.

351. Does anybody see this? He's got a gun on me.

352. I am being kidnapped.

353. Really, we're in a police station and no one is interested in this?

354. - So, then what happened? - What do you think happened?

355. I woke up, I took the belt off my neck, and I got in my car, and I got out of there.

356. Talk about a wild weekend, right?

357. I thought I was going to have to shoot my way out.

358. What are you going to do, though, you know? Bar mitzvahs.

359. What the hell is this?

360. It's my car. It's a Prius.

361. I feel like we're literally driving around in a vagina.

362. Detective Hoitz and Gamble are on that 518 on East 10th.

363. Negatory, Martin and Fosse, two minutes out.

364. We will just see who's there first.

365. You stay out of our crime scene. You hear me?

366. Go, go, go.

367. You feel that, Allen? That tingling in your balls?

368. Big metal butterflies fluttering around in your stomach?

369. Are you sure you don't have testicular cancer?

370. I got something to get you going.

371. Let's go do some damage.

372. Nope.

373. What the hell is that?

374. LRB. Little River Band.

375. This music makes me feel like I am going shopping for a training bra.

376. You know what? We go with no music, okay?

377. - Fine. - Say bye.

378. No, no, no, don't say bye...

379. You just signed your own death warrant, Hoitz.

380. Allen, punch that accelerator or I will shoot you in the foot.

381. America.

382. Allen. Allen, hit the brake.

383. Seriously, slow the car down. We're approaching the crime scene.

384. Terry, I am coming in.

385. You're going to smash right through the tape. Allen.

386. Dude. What...

387. That's a lot of cocaine.

388. Did you yell "America" when you hit the accelerator?

389. Nope. No. No.

390. I have never actually put my foot all the way down

391. to the ground with the accelerator like that.

392. It got me slightly aroused.

393. Here we go.

394. Way to put your stamp on the crime scene, guys.

395. - Prius, huh? - Yep, yep.

396. Good mileage?

397. - Outstanding. - Yeah.

398. Did this come with a dental dam?

399. - No. - Get it?

400. My Suburban shit one of these last night.

401. I didn't know they put tampons on wheels.

402. We have had our fun, huh?

403. Looks like Scarface sneezed on your car.

404. All right, everybody.

405. I am going to need you all to back up now. We're taking over.

406. "At the crime scene, LOL."

407. - Good tweet, good tweet. - Yeah, thanks.

408. America has always been defined by its excess.

409. The Grand Canyon, professional sports contracts.

410. Wendy's Baconator, extra bacon.

411. I myself have 18 Lamborghinis

412. and a Subaru station wagon.

413. And it's because of this excess that I have flourished.

414. I implore you, please, do not stop profiting.

415. Live for excess. It's the American way.

416. Hello.

417. Mr. Ershon? I believe this call's for you.

418. Sir David.

419. David. You're not returning my calls, so I'd like you to meet Roger Wesley.

420. - Good day, mate. - Hey.

421. Roger and his team are going to babysit you because I don't trust you,

422. because I think you're going to take off.

423. Pamela, this is ridiculous. I am not going anywhere.

424. David, listen, the Lendl quarterlies come out on the 26th.

425. You have until then to give me my money. I am not reporting any losses, David.

426. I have zeroed in on a new investor.

427. Well, then, you get their money, make it disappear, and then pay us back.

428. Yes, yes, I will tell him he doesn't need to keep watching me.

429. - David. - Okay, sweetheart, bye-bye.

430. Yeah. She overreacted. She's a woman. So, you're good to go.

431. Heard everything, mate.

432. Ladies and gentlemen,

433. guess who gave me the secrets to making my first billion dollars.

434. That man there.

435. Go. Go.

436. - Side. - Step aside, please.

437. You don't think I am a real cop, do you?

438. No, I don't. I have said that directly to your face numerous times.

439. I was really honest about that.

440. I am working on a huge case, all right?

441. Property owner with seven buildings under construction.

442. He hasn't applied for a single scaffolding permit.

443. Now, according to Ask Jeeves, this perp is at the Plaza Hotel speaking right now.

444. - That's your big case? Scaffolding permits? - Yeah.

445. Guess what? You're coming with me.

446. It's a wooden gun.

447. That hurts, man.

448. I have always got Little River Band loaded up here. I have got six disks in here.

449. Claude, meet me outside, at the back of the service entrance.

450. I am flying Air Singapore.

451. - Hey, Douglas. How's the wife? - She died.

452. Attaboy.

453. I will be there in two minutes exactly.

454. Another thing I hate about you? You always pay in exact change.

455. You're just mad because I have a nice change purse.

456. Why do you even care?

457. How can I help it? You know what? You know what's worse?

458. The way you fart. Even your farts, they're not manly.

459. You're being ridiculous.

460. They sound like a baby blowing out the candles on a birthday cake.

461. - What? - Like a little...

462. - You know what bugs me about you? - What?

463. I am pretty sure you have never voted.

464. No, I vote. Sports radio, AM 880. Play of the week.

465. You're like a child in a leather jacket. That's what you're like.

466. Get out of the way, man.

467. Wait. Are you David Ershon?

468. Yeah, well, it's Sir David Ershon, but I don't bother with the...

469. Anyway, little bit of a rush, gentlemen, if you don't mind. Thank you.

470. - Excuse me, but you're under arrest, okay? - What?

471. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you do or say can be used...

472. - What's the next part? - As a floatation device.

473. As a floatation device.

474. You know what? That's very funny. I have never Miranda-ed anyone before.

475. - Really? - Are you guys for real?

476. Am I being punked?

477. Detective Allen Gamble.

478. We are in a cocaine-covered car, and we are bringing in a perp.

479. - One David Ershon. - 175 pounds.

480. - Thank you. 175 pounds. - Shut up, man, shut up.

481. Martin and Fosse are probably on Studio B talking to Shepard Smith right now.

482. We arrest this jerkoff for a scaffolding permit?

483. Wait, wait, wait, what am I being arrested for?

484. For scaffolding permit violation...

485. - I got my insurance card. Somewhere. - Easy, mate.

486. - What the hell? You ran right into us. - Stand over there.

487. Wood?

488. What the...

489. - Couldn't see the car. It's big enough, mate. - What?

490. Do not let these men take me.

491. Hi.

492. Why's she looking at you like that?

493. That's my car.

494. Hey, hey, hey. We didn't exchange insurance information.

495. Hey. Excuse me.

496. Why did they take our shoes?

497. - What the hell just happened? - Where's my iPhone?

498. I think we have walked 30 blocks, man.

499. I don't get why we can't just call the office and have a squad car come pick us up.

500. No. They took our shoes, our guns, and our car.

501. There's no way that's going out on the radio.

502. Look, if we're going to do this together, there's some issues we need to settle, okay?

503. I mean, you said I had a weak chin. You said the way I pee is feminine.

504. How do you think that makes me feel?

505. I mean, that list you have, you put a lot of thought in. It's weird.

506. I hear you.

507. Let's clean the slate right now. Fresh start.

508. All right. Fresh start.

509. Maybe we should call ourselves the Febreze Brothers,

510. because it's feeling so fresh right now.

511. Right?

512. Let's do another fresh start, because I just wanted to punch you in the face.

513. Fine, fresh start.

514. It's the last one.

515. I have to be able to express myself and say things, you know.

516. - Okay, folks. Everybody, listen up. - Listen up.

517. Got a high profile kidnapping.

518. David Ershon, wealthy banker, multinational team.

519. Maybe a sleeper cell, but it's too early to tell.

520. Hey, Bilbo Baggins. Where are your shoes? because your feet are black.

521. Who cares? It's not important, okay?

522. Hoitz, Gamble, Captain. Not good.

523. - Bye, guys. - Bye-bye.

524. Come on.

525. Guys, this is Don Beaman, the attorney for Mr. Ershon.

526. Roger Wesley, head of his private security.

527. - Hey, how are you? You son of a bitch. - Hey, hey, hey.

528. Hey, Terry. Take it easy.

529. - That's the guy who took our guns, Captain. - And my shoes.

530. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Did you identify yourselves as police officers?

531. What is this?

532. - Allen, tell me. Did you? - No, we did not.

533. Sorry, gentlemen. We thought you were abducting Mr. Ershon.

534. It's only protocol.

535. Mr. Ershon has agreed to correct this scaffolding situation. The case is closed.

536. I have taken care of all necessary paperwork.

537. And you fellas, at this point, should just be glad that

538. Mr. Ershon is not pressing charges for excessive use of force.

539. - Thank you, Captain. - You bet.

540. Australian?

541. Special Forces, right?

542. Best watch your step, Detective.

543. There are three things I love in this world.

544. Kylie Minogue,

545. small dimples just above a woman's buttocks...

546. Beautiful features.

547. ...and the fear in a man's eye who knows I am about to hurt him.

548. Hey. Shake your dicks. This pissing contest is over.

549. Come on, man.

550. All right, look, they returned your shoes.

551. And they returned your weapons. Here you go, Terry.

552. Allen, someone was nice enough to put linseed oil on it,

553. some kind of stain on that, dark walnut or something.

554. You might want to think about dropping them a thank you note.

555. Okay.

556. You're mad at us, huh, Gene?

557. First off, don't call me Gene. I am your captain.

558. Guys, do you remember the "Be Smart" speech?

559. - Sure. - All right.

560. Well, what did you do? What'd you do about it?

561. The opposite. We were not smart, Captain Gene.

562. It's just "Captain."

563. Just "Captain." It's not "Captain Gene." I don't have a kiddie show.

564. That sounds creepy, "Captain Gene."

565. Police mistakenly arrest investment banker, David Ershon.

566. Was he the victim of financial profiling?

567. Financial profiling? That's crazy. He broke the law and we arrested him.

568. That wasn't a security team. He said, "Don't let these people take me."

569. I mean, when you hear hooves, you think horses, not zebras.

570. What about donkeys or deer?

571. They have hooves. What about bovine creatures?

572. Were you just thinking to yourself, "Fresh start"?

573. - Yeah. - Yeah. I could see it.

574. Listen, why don't we just go over to my place?

575. We will talk the case down.

576. We can have a little dinner. You can meet Sheila.

577. Two cops talking down a case while eating food, all right?

578. - It's not dinner. - Fine.

579. And let me apologize in advance, okay,

580. in case my wife acts like a world-class bitch.

581. She's a big old broad, and she likes to wield it.

582. Okay, so I put together a little bio, complete with pictures of Mr. David Ershon.

583. I used Adobe Premiere. I like to do a little weekend editing.

584. I recently just cut three minutes out of Goodfellas.

585. David Ershon is currently the CEO of Ershon Consortium.

586. Who's that talking?

587. It's the Frontline Narration App. It's only 99 cents.

588. Ershon Consortium, current financial investments exceed $70 billion.

589. His largest clients include Schering-Plough and Lendl Global.

590. Lendl Global has those TV ads where I can't figure out what they do.

591. Yeah, oil, media, health care, you have probably heard their jingle.

592. Lendl Global, we're in everything

593. David Ershon is often found in the company of Judge Scalia...

594. - Yeah. ...and the lead singer of Maroon 5.

595. I mean, this guy could be connected to drug cartels,

596. black market organ sales, human trafficking, all of it.

597. How do you get that from anything I just said?

598. Hey, guys. Soup's on.

599. What do you mean?

600. Hi.

601. - Hi. - You must be Terry.

602. I am sorry I have been hiding, honey, but this dinner was tricky.

603. - Who are you? - I am Dr. Sheila Gamble, his wife.

604. - Come on, seriously. Who is that? - His old lady.

605. - Sweetie, it's a workstation. - Got it.

606. And you come in here, dressed like a hobo, it's distracting.

607. I know you're working. I am so sorry.

608. - Come on, seriously. - Come on, what?

609. Who is that?

610. That's the old... That's the old ball and chain.

611. Get over here.

612. - Not... Not right now. - Okay.

613. Look, they're not all first-round picks, okay?

614. Come on, are you going to tell me who that is?

615. - Are you really Allen's wife? - I know.

616. People are shocked because he's Episcopalian and I am Catholic,

617. but somehow it works.

618. - Are you going to change? - I already did.

619. It's no big deal. You look really, really nice.

620. Terry, you don't have to be polite, okay? She looks kind of shitty.

621. Don't speak to her like that, Allen.

622. Look, if I put that in my Cosmo Fashion App, you'd probably get a D-.

623. Allen and his apps. He loves them.

624. You know he's designed three of his own? One of them... Can I tell him?

625. One of them, you can take a picture of anybody's face,

626. and it will tell you what the back of his head looks like.

627. - Faceback. - Faceback.

628. Got some horrible reviews coming out of the gate.

629. - It's going to hit. - It's going to catch.

630. Why are you with Allen?

631. I mean, that's not what I meant. I meant, how did you guys meet?

632. It's a really typical "how we met" story, Terry.

633. You're going to be bored by it.

634. I was a dancer for the Knicks while finishing my residency at Columbia Hospital.

635. Allen came into the ER with poison ivy on his rectum.

636. Yes.

637. Needless to say, I fell for him immediately.

638. We immediately spent the next three days at the La Quinta Inn,

639. - and, to be honest, we didn't speak. - Three days

640. of not communicating once verbally.

641. We had actually, without knowing it,

642. developed a language of eye flutters and non-verbal gestures.

643. You know, Terry, it was just this primal connection.

644. After those three days of non-verbal communication and a whole lot of loving,

645. I had to go to a specialist to get my hips realigned.

646. Similar to operating on a German shepherd

647. - when they have hip dysplasia. - Very painful.

648. It's funny, it's like a scene from that one movie, always forget the name of it.

649. - With Meg Ryan. - Yes.

650. I don't remember a movie where Meg Ryan meets a guy with poison ivy up his ass.

651. - I will think of it. I will think of it. - Okay.

652. So, what about you, Terry? Do you have a girl?

653. I did, yeah.

654. We were supposed to get married, but she backed out. It's complicated.

655. - Terry shot Derek Jeter. - Shut up, Allen. This was before.

656. That's okay.

657. She's Got Mail. That's the name of the movie.

658. That's it. Honey.

659. - With Tom Hanks? - Right.

660. - And Meg Ryan. - Meg Ryan.

661. He didn't have poison ivy up his ass.

662. - Yes, he did. - Yes, he did. Yeah.

663. Way up there.

664. Well, Terry, can't thank you enough for coming by. What a...

665. What a wonderful, lovely evening. Thank you.

666. - It was so, so nice meeting you, Terry. - It was my pleasure. Thank you.

667. And remember, all I ask of you is, you don't let him get hurt, Terry.

668. - She tells me that every day before I leave. - Yep, I do.

669. I come downstairs and I make him his fresh-cut strawberries,

670. and I say, "Listen, my little sugar balls, whatever you do today,

671. "you just don't get hurt."

672. Yeah. Every morning.

673. And then I show him my breasts, and I say, "These are waiting for you

674. - "when you get back home." - Right.

675. You know, Terry, they're not the biggest breasts he's ever seen,

676. - but, man, are they perky. - Not by a long shot.

677. - And they are firm, and they are yours. - You're a nice lady.

678. Thank you for coming.

679. Detectives Hoitz and Gamble? Detectives Hoitz and Gamble? Over.

680. Go for Hoitz.

681. - We found your red Prius. - Great.

682. It was trying to vote for Ralph Nader.

683. - Come on. - Okay, sugar balls, listen up.

684. There's going to be fingerprints on that car.

685. Tomorrow, we're going to run those fingerprints through the system.

686. And if we get a hit, this case is going to heat up faster than a junkie's spoon.

687. You do one thing when you wake up tomorrow, bring it.

688. - Okay. - Thank you, Sheila.

689. He will bring it.

690. - Good night. - Good night.

691. Thank you, Sheila.

692. - Bye, Terry. - Bye, Sheila. I will never forget tonight.

693. - Bye, Terry. - All right, Allen, whatever. Go inside.

694. Bye, Sheila.

695. - Night. - See you... See you, Terry.

696. Bye, Sheila.

697. I don't know if he heard me. Bye, Terry.

698. Bye, Sheila.

699. Well, here she is. They left her under an overpass for the night.

700. You find anything?

701. Yeah. We found a lot of stuff.

702. From bodily fluid and hair samples,

703. we determined that a bunch of old, homeless dudes had an orgy in the car.

704. - Oh, God. - Yeah.

705. You know what that's called when they do that in there?

706. That's called a soup kitchen.

707. It's pretty rough stuff.

708. Not long after that, a mama raccoon came along

709. and gave birth on the floor.

710. Placenta blew out all over the back window there.

711. Yeah, and then to top it all off, some joker comes along

712. takes himself a nifty little dump in the driver's seat.

713. I think he knew you guys were cops,

714. because this is what I would call a spite shit.

715. You were able to determine all of that

716. - from the hair and fluid samples? - Oh, yeah.

717. What about fingerprints? You find any fingerprints?

718. - Nope, couldn't get a one. - Found a cell phone.

719. Yeah, that's mine.

720. Any signs of a struggle or spent shells?

721. No. Believe me, everybody that was in on this orgy was more than willing.

722. In fact, they even left you a note here.

723. "Thanks for the F-shack. Love, Dirty Mike and the boys."

724. Here's something we found.

725. We found about a dozen unscratched lottery tickets.

726. No fingerprints or nothing. Check that out.

727. Yeah, it's a real shame, you know. I got myself a Prius. It's a hell of a machine.

728. It's my first brand-new car. I have never owned a new car.

729. Found a deer vagina.

730. - What? - Thought it was human lips at first.

731. Then we took a closer look. It was definitely a deer vagina.

732. Not even a free ticket.

733. What are we going to do?

734. We got no fingerprints, a bunch of losing lottery tickets.

735. Look at this, there's a two-minute phone call made after we were jumped.

736. - They used your phone? - They ghost dialed.

737. Someone probably sat on it.

738. It could have recorded some of their conversation when Ershon got grabbed.

739. We got to hear the other side of that call.

740. Nope, no, it's nothing.

741. - Nothing? It's the only lead we have. - It's nothing. It's nothing.

742. Why did you just get super-jumpy?

743. What?

744. It's an ex-girlfriend, okay?

745. What's the matter? What happened with you guys?

746. She was just a bit of a handful, that's it.

747. Allen, it's the only lead we have.

748. We either go with this or we walk away from this case right now.

749. Fine. Let's go see her.

750. Hello, Christinith.

751. Hello, Allen.

752. - That's my partner, Terry. - Hi, Telly.

753. - Holy shit. Dude. - Just relax, relax.

754. I waited for you in Tower Records for four hours.

755. That was 13 years ago.

756. Arnold Palmer alert. Arnold Palmer alert. Who wants some Arnie Palmies?

757. Sweetie, this one has the vodky, right here.

758. - Hal, just place it down, please. - All righty.

759. Okay.

760. I did things in bed with you that I haven't done with anyone since.

761. No.

762. - Christinith, your husband, it's awkward. - Oh, no, he knows all of this.

763. - You're a lucky dog. - It's true.

764. Christine, this is a lovely house.

765. It's Christinith. Are you stupid, or are you deaf?

766. Christinith, you idiot.

767. You come to our house, you get my wife's name right.

768. - What? - Christinith.

769. Look, we really appreciate the hospitality.

770. We'd just love to get the message off your cell phone.

771. We believe it might give us information regarding a kidnapping.

772. Okay. Why don't you come to the kitchen, and I will let you listen to it

773. and everyone else stay here.

774. - Okay, sweetie. - Come on.

775. - There's my phone. - Great, thank you for...

776. I hate you, you son of a bitch.

777. - You're so strong. - I am stronger than you will ever know.

778. I hate you. I hate you.

779. You're so adorable. Look at your face. Look at your face.

780. You go, "I wuv you." Say it. "I wuv you, Cwistinith."

781. You probably think because of the beard that I am really hairy.

782. But I am not.

783. Shaved.

784. - Allen. - He's fine.

785. Question.

786. What would you rather be,

787. a bear or a dog?

788. I don't care. I want to be......

789. ....a bear dog. Half dog, half bear.

790. because that way, I could live in the house

791. but I still get to make a doodie out in the woods.

792. Allen.

793. Allen. Allen.

794. - This is police evidence. Terry. Let's go. - Hey.

795. You get back here and you make love to my wife.

796. Allen. Allen.

797. I don't get it, man. I just do not get it.

798. I mean, that girl Christinith was seriously hot.

799. Your wife is crazy hot.

800. I mean, even that Brazilian security chick, she threw you a "Do me" vibe.

801. What is it with you and hot ladies?

802. First off, my wife is cute, but she's not hot.

803. Dude, you're insane. Your wife is scalding hot.

804. - You want to listen to this message or not? - Yeah, whatever.

805. You have one job, mate.

806. Find a sucker to invest with you

807. so you can pay my boss back the money you lost.

808. And I don't care who.

809. Right. I actually think I found a sucker...

810. - He's talking to Ershon. ...to invest $32 billion.

811. Who's got $32 billion to rob?

812. Once I get the money, I will falsify the records

813. to show their massive losses and then repay your employer.

814. Now, since you're following me, I need to go to 2300 Park Avenue,

815. and after that...

816. I told you it wasn't a security team.

817. - He was being abducted. - Obviously, but what kind... Holy...

818. Nobody leaves our house without making love to my wife.

819. - Is that him? - Yeah.

820. Oh, my God, they came out of nowhere.

821. - Holy shit. - They chased us 20 miles.

822. - You come back here. You get back here. - Allen.

823. 2300 Park Avenue. It's the offices of the lottery.

824. Holy shit, the lottery tickets we found.

825. Ershon is using the lottery money to cover his losses.

826. $32 billion. That's the state's money.

827. Well, what do we tell Mauch? A guy lost some money.

828. We have a scratchy cell phone message and an address. It's still half a case.

829. There's got to be some sort of paper trail. If we can find that, we can track it,

830. then we can go to Mauch.

831. So, I did some more research on Ershon's accounting firm,

832. and I found some pretty interesting stuff.

833. It turns out that Gretchel and Dawson has...

834. Hold on, I am up.

835. "I gave my love to Erin

836. "She promised to be true

837. "I went to war to come back

838. "And find five British soldiers

839. "Had their way with her

840. "It was consensual."

841. Done?

842. Gretchel and Dawson Accounting Firm in Fair Lawn, New Jersey

843. has only one client, David Ershon.

844. Pretty rinky-dink operation for a guy like that.

845. Looks like we're going to Jersey to visit an accounting firm.

846. That's a shitty day.

847. And all their fathers were hanged

848. And the children all got pink eye

849. While their Harry Potter books were burned

850. Do you have fun singing those songs? They're really depressing.

851. I do. They're full of rich history.

852. Damn it, I am late. I was supposed to go meet my lady.

853. I thought you said you guys split up.

854. Let's just keep our thing about work, okay?

855. All right. Goodbye, buddy.

856. Hey, get off me, man.

857. What the hell are you doing?

858. I am dancing, Terry. What the hell are you doing here?

859. I love you, Francine.

860. If you were with me, you wouldn't be here in this strip club, shaking it for dollar bills.

861. This is a ballet studio, Terry. Okay? These poles are horizontal.

862. He loves you very much, Francine.

863. - Who is this guy? - What are you doing here, Allen?

864. It's the code. I am your partner.

865. I am here to support a friend and a work colleague.

866. Francine, is this guy bothering you?

867. Who's this, your new boyfriend? Great. You got a new boyfriend.

868. He is my dance partner, Terry. Okay?

869. I know that this is a big surprise,

870. but there are other things in the world besides being a cop. Okay?

871. Now, if you will excuse me, I am going to dance.

872. What, you don't think I can do this shit?

873. That was surprisingly good, Terry.

874. - I love you, Francine. - You don't know what love is.

875. He loves you very much, Francine.

876. I heard it when he said it. Thank you.

877. You know what you're doing to me? You're killing me inside.

878. And don't eyeball me, man.

879. You're running around with this crack-dealing drug addict?

880. Terry.

881. He does not approve of your behavior.

882. Can you please go?

883. And you, too, creepy guy standing in the door?

884. Let's go, Allen.

885. I think we all experienced our own ballet today.

886. The ballet of emotion and feelings.

887. You're kind of making things worse.

888. - You okay? - Yeah, I am fine.

889. Hey, I didn't know you could dance.

890. We used to do those dance moves to make fun of guys when we were kids,

891. show them how queer they were, okay?

892. - You learned to dance like that sarcastically? - Yeah, I guess.

893. Stay out of my personal life, okay? The kid flies private.

894. Stay focused on the case, man. I will see you in Jersey tomorrow.

895. All right, Terry.

896. Hey, that was liberating for me. I don't know how it felt for you.

897. Here, check this out. Article from six months ago.

898. Talking about how the lottery is looking

899. to invest their $30-billion fund more aggressively.

900. So he's dealing drugs?

901. No, it's not drugs. This isn't Miami Vice.

902. Look, I am sorry. I just...

903. I am in a bit of a state today. Sheila and I got into it last night.

904. What happened?

905. She was interested in taking this class at The Learning Annex, right?

906. Called "The Art of Oral Sex"?

907. You know, we just don't have it in the budget right now.

908. It's always about her.

909. Yeah, that's... That's messed up.

910. Hey, I got you a gift.

911. I just saw something, and I thought of you, and so, I don't want it to be weird.

912. I just wanted to be nice.

913. Of course it's weird.

914. It's a grown man giving another man a present.

915. There you go. Open it up.

916. It's okay, you're welcome.

917. I like to do things like that.

918. Take a look what it says.

919. You know, because we're both in law enforcement.

920. We both like women.

921. But I got a weird sense of humor. I am a sick puppy.

922. I can't look at it. It makes me laugh so hard.

923. Me, too.

924. Real nice. You know, it's all class.

925. - Okay. - Don't do that shit any more.

926. Yeah, believe me, I won't.

927. Do you understand what's so funny about it, though?

928. because it's the FBI, right? It has the same logo, the same shield.

929. And at first glance, you're like, it's just a mug that says "FBI."

930. But then at second glance, you're like, "Female Body Inspector"?

931. Get out of town. This is outrageous......

932. Shut up.

933. I am going to climb over that anger wall of yours

934. one of these days,

935. and it's going to be glorious.

936. Shouldn't we tell Mauch that we're going to check this place out?

937. For what? We're just going to check it out.

938. I know, but it's procedure.

939. Terry answers to no one.

940. I do what I do.

941. What accounting firm is closed at 11:00 a.m. On a Tuesday?

942. This is a shithole.

943. I love bombs.

944. I can't hear. I can't hear.

945. There's blood blisters on my hands.

946. Oh, my God.

947. How do they walk away in movies without flinching

948. when it explodes behind them?

949. There's no way. I call bullshit on that.

950. When they flew the Millennium Falcon outside of the Death Star,

951. and it was followed by the explosion, that was bullshit.

952. Don't you dare badmouth Star Wars. That was all accurate.

953. I need an MRI.

954. I need an MRI. I have got soft tissue damage.

955. There's no way I don't have soft tissue damage.

956. Please stop.

957. I just want to go somewhere and breastfeed right now.

958. Fire Department said it was a gas leak, but no way. That was timed.

959. They didn't want to kill us, but they wanted to scare us.

960. Yeah, well, they succeeded, okay?

961. I am tired of this. All right?

962. I am tired of explosions and people pointing guns at me.

963. I want to go back to my desk.

964. Guess what? Life gets loud sometimes and messes with your ears.

965. You can't escape it by hiding at your desk for your whole life.

966. You know what? Yes, you can. I have done it for years, okay?

967. There's no explosions at my desk.

968. There's no explosions at my home with my plain wife, in my plain house.

969. What are you afraid of, man?

970. I am your partner. You can tell me. What the hell are you hiding from?

971. I was a sophomore in college.

972. The university I went to decided they needed to raise tuition.

973. A classmate of mine, Brenda, in an effort to raise money and stay in school,

974. came up with a nifty plan

975. where she thought she'd date guys and charge them money.

976. I go on dates all the time,

977. with a whole bunch of, you know, boys and stuff.

978. And I kind of need somebody to help me out, like, you know, my partner in crime.

979. Yeah, I could make a schedule.

980. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I was thinking.

981. - Provide transportation services. - Yeah, yeah.

982. - It's going to be a good time. - Thanks so much for asking me.

983. She said she needed my help to make sure that the dates went okay

984. and that the guys paid her. She said she'd give me a percentage.

985. - Oh, my God. You were a pimp. - What? God, no.

986. No, I was just trying to help a friend.

987. We started making a lot of money.

988. And wouldn't you know it, some of Brenda's girlfriends

989. decided they wanted to be a part of it.

990. Pretty soon, there were about 14 ladies that I was protecting

991. while they gave me money.

992. That's called a stable of whores.

993. We decided I shouldn't use my real name. So we came up with the name "Gator."

994. I am telling you, you were a pimp.

995. No. Are you even listening to the story?

996. Anyway, one day, I wake up and I look in the mirror,

997. and I don't like what I see.

998. I mean, I had gotten out of control, and I didn't even realize it.

999. You can't have a conscience in the pimp game.

1000. One night, two of my favorite girls,

1001. Candy and Jolene, said, "We got to take you in,"

1002. and they dropped me off at the emergency room.

1003. That's where I met Sheila. I was a mess.

1004. I made a promise to myself and to her that I would never get out of control again.

1005. So, as soon as I graduated from college,

1006. I became an accountant for the police department.

1007. The most stable job I could think of.

1008. An accountant for law and order.

1009. I just don't want to ever feel out of control like that ever again.

1010. Don't worry. I got your back.

1011. Now I say we go get in Ershon's grill and see if he cracks.

1012. - I am tired of all this tippy-toeing around. - Okay.

1013. You can either walk the plank or take your panties off.

1014. The choice is yours.

1015. - I want to take my panties off. - You have made a wise choice, you have.

1016. Mr. Ershon, Detective Gamble and the officer who shot Derek Jeter are here.

1017. Gentlemen, please.

1018. - Remember us, hotshot? - Of course I do. Please, sit.

1019. There she blows.

1020. Two of those Russian waters, please. No lime wedges, just cucumber.

1021. Guess where we just came from? An explosion at your accounting office.

1022. Yes, that awful gas leak.

1023. Gas leak? The only gas leak is the one coming out of your mouth right now.

1024. I just thank God no one was hurt or injured in a bad way.

1025. I absolutely abhor death.

1026. Hey, Andrew Lloyd Webber. The jig is up, okay?

1027. We know that wasn't your security team that grabbed you.

1028. And we know you're targeting a big fish to cover losses.

1029. You talk or I beat you so it don't show no bruises.

1030. God, this water is good. Terry, have you tried the water?

1031. Shut up, Allen.

1032. I assure you, I have no idea what you're talking about.

1033. I understand there was a bit of a mix-up with the whole scaffolding business.

1034. The cucumber accents the water in such a way that...

1035. Perhaps by way of apology, I can offer you my personal courtside seats

1036. for the Knicks game, with access to the Ambassador Club.

1037. Come on, Knicks. Come on. I got Knicks' fever and it's catching.

1038. Hey. This feels weird sitting here. It feels like it's a bribe.

1039. It is a bribe. Son-of-a-bitch, I saw courtside and I went blind.

1040. Come on.

1041. Call me.

1042. - Excuse me. - That was a trick.

1043. No more.

1044. Gentlemen, you have a choice. Mamma Mia or Jersey Boys.

1045. Fantastic. You're so unbelievable.

1046. Damn it. He did it again.

1047. - Excuse me. - No more tickets.

1048. Mr. Ershon, I tried to keep them in the waiting room.

1049. That's okay, Susan. Two Glacier waters with Mediterranean limes.

1050. No, no, no. No more water. We're not here for that.

1051. No, I was very much looking forward to having a water.

1052. - How great is Jersey Boys? - It's not great. It's fantastic.

1053. You totally undersold it. The pageantry, the costumes.

1054. Wow, what a musical.

1055. Hey. Get over here.

1056. - What's wrong with you? - What?

1057. That's not what we're here for.

1058. We're going to do good cop, bad cop. Okay?

1059. It's the oldest game in the book for a reason, it works.

1060. I come strong, then you come in.

1061. - You got it? - Yeah.

1062. - I come strong, then you come in. - Right. Got it.

1063. Now you listen to me, you piece of shit.

1064. It's just you and me, and I am going to rip you apart.

1065. How did you cover your losses up? What drug cartel are you working with now?

1066. - Okay, I will talk to you, you're reasonable. - No, no, look at me.

1067. You want to talk to me? You want to talk to me?

1068. Allen, what are you doing? What are you doing? Allen.

1069. I am going to make you eat a plate of human shit.

1070. Get away from me.

1071. Where is he?

1072. Look, I am really sorry about that.

1073. I saw how aggressive you were being, and I thought,

1074. "Wow, I got to go even bigger than that, since we're doing bad cop, bad cop."

1075. What? No, I said, "Good cop, bad cop." I am the bad cop, you're the good cop.

1076. Okay, then there it is. That's it. I thought you said, "Bad cop, bad cop."

1077. Well, while you were going crazy, look what I snagged from his desk.

1078. - Think it's his phone sheet. - Nice.

1079. Seven calls to the lottery office.

1080. That could be the evidence we need for Mauch.

1081. - Get back. Colombian drug lords. - Where are you getting that from?

1082. Jesus.

1083. Can you imagine where you'd be in your career if you hadn't shot Jeter?

1084. - We call this in, right? - Looks like we got all the evidence we need.

1085. I am sorry, my butterfly.

1086. We will load them up, send them back to go.

1087. - Holy shit. - What?

1088. What do you mean, what? Where are we?

1089. We're in the high desert.

1090. They took my shoes again, man. What the hell is it with taking shoes?

1091. - They took your wooden gun? - Yeah.

1092. - Hello? - Hello, Gene? I mean, Captain.

1093. Captain, it's Allen Gamble.

1094. Yeah, yeah. Where are you? What's going on?

1095. Captain, it's a long story, but I am just going to cut to the chase.

1096. We are in Las Vegas, all right?

1097. We were kidnapped, put on a freight train, and shipped out here.

1098. Let me just stop you right there. Don't bullshit me.

1099. Captain, I am being straight with you.

1100. Look, we think something's going on, okay?

1101. We think Ershon is targeting the lottery to cover his losses.

1102. Wait. How many times did I explicitly say to you, "Lay off Ershon"?

1103. Terry, Captain wants to know

1104. how many times has he asked us to lay off Ershon.

1105. Twice.

1106. Twice. Terry says twice. I agree.

1107. I am hanging up. I am done.

1108. I got to tell you, I started getting a hand for that, a taste for that Pai Gow.

1109. Martin and Fosse, super cops, in three, two...

1110. So, we busted that junkie. Got back 74 thou in diamonds. 74 thou.

1111. Solved the Castien case.

1112. $74,000? That's all they took?

1113. There's millions of dollars of diamonds in that place.

1114. How about this, Gamble? How about you shut your face?

1115. All right? Just shut it.

1116. Hoitz, Gamble, Captain's looking for you.

1117. I know it's off the subject, but is Kevlar copyrighted?

1118. - Captain? - Yeah.

1119. - Is it a bad time? - No, come on. Come on.

1120. - Not me, right? - Yeah, and you.

1121. Fellows, I am sure you're familiar with the venerable DA Radford.

1122. He wanted to come down and pay us a visit.

1123. Hello, gentlemen.

1124. - Hello, sir. - Hey.

1125. - You know, I was talking to Gene here. - He prefers "Captain."

1126. Yes, I was talking to Gene here, and, you know, it's funny.

1127. I don't know what you two have been up to,

1128. but I have been getting calls from people I don't ever get calls from.

1129. In 40 years of enforcing the law, I have learned one thing.

1130. When that happens, stop.

1131. - Gene, how's the family? - Good, good, Louis, thanks for asking.

1132. - My son's bisexual, so... - Tremendous.

1133. Gentlemen, do we understand each other?

1134. - Cut the crap. - Will do.

1135. Guy never comes down here.

1136. Twenty years, I think I have seen that guy in this building one time.

1137. - He's a heavyweight cat, that guy. - He was sitting right here.

1138. Yeah. I think you missed the point. Anyway, look.

1139. Blue and white found your firearms down by the Hudson River. Here you go, Terry.

1140. You know what?

1141. I am going to hang on to the wooden gun.

1142. - To give me back my real gun? - No.

1143. because I am going to give you this.

1144. It's a rape whistle. You blow that if you run into any trouble

1145. and someone with an actual gun will come and help you out.

1146. We were abducted, Captain. This shit is real. Ershon's dirty. He's targeting the lottery.

1147. Next, I want you guys to hand in all the evidence you think you have to the SEC.

1148. The financial district's under their jurisdiction.

1149. Don't you get it? This case is talking to us.

1150. I am a peacock, Captain. You got to let me fly on this one.

1151. You know what, Terry? Let's just settle this. Peacocks don't fly.

1152. - They fly, they fly a little bit. - Yeah, about as much as a penguin.

1153. One more thing, do me a favor, don't go chasing waterfalls.

1154. Was that accidental, or were you trying to quote TLC on purpose?

1155. I don't even understand the reference.

1156. - You don't understand what you said? - I don't know what that is.

1157. Get out. Go.

1158. How did they get that story?

1159. I am tired of being treated like a jerk for trying to do the right thing.

1160. Hey, guys.

1161. There's a proxy vote for a big reinvestment of the pension coming up,

1162. - so if you just want to come by the old... - Damn it, Bob.

1163. Let me ask you something.

1164. What do you even do around here besides interrupt people?

1165. Well, I serve as treasurer to the union.

1166. I make a wicked pot of decaf.

1167. Exactly. You're a worthless piece of shit.

1168. Probably right, Terry. That's why I feel so sad all the time.

1169. I am going to go for a walk.

1170. - Bob. - Say something.

1171. Come on. Bob.

1172. I didn't mean it, all right? I am upset.

1173. Actually, we don't do that here. This is an installation art piece.

1174. - This coffee table? - Yes. We don't put drinks on it.

1175. - Five hundred thousand? - He can read. Congratulations.

1176. - What? - I am sorry, are you in the right place?

1177. Or not? I am...

1178. - Terry. - Does he... Okay.

1179. - Well... - Sorry. Terry. What are you doing here?

1180. - I want to be with you. - No, Terry, that's not going to happen.

1181. You know where you belong. On top of me in the Poconos.

1182. Instead, you're here selling dirty coffee tables?

1183. I mean, look at this. This is nonsense.

1184. Terry, this is an original Haverfield-Jameson.

1185. The chaos of the coffee table? It represents our fractured egos.

1186. You think I don't know about this artsy-fartsy crap?

1187. This coffee table isn't the ego. It represents our shattered sense of community

1188. in the face of capitalist-driven isolation.

1189. Looks like the work of Cindy Sherman or Frank Stella.

1190. How did you know that, Terry?

1191. I took some classes at RISD

1192. so I could make fun of these lame artsy douches in my neighborhood.

1193. - Terry, lower your voice. - I don't have to lower my voice.

1194. - Is this man bothering you? - Are you actually having sex with this creep?

1195. Terry, he's gay. Okay?

1196. He's even wearing a T-shirt that says, "I am gay".

1197. All right? And also, he is my boss.

1198. Happy for you, man. Good.

1199. Can you get out of here now? I am talking to my lady.

1200. Mr. Reger, everything is fine. Terry is actually leaving now.

1201. Nice toot, sailor. Jesus.

1202. Terry, what are you doing?

1203. Look, I waited three years for you to be more than a cop, okay?

1204. Just give me one more year.

1205. Terry, you don't get another year. I am done.

1206. Fine.

1207. - Terry, don't touch that. Terry. - Oh, my God.

1208. I don't need this shit. I don't need you.

1209. And when you call me, I am not coming back.

1210. - Oh, boy. Over the top. - How outre.

1211. I will burn this bitch down to the ground.

1212. - Fresh. Energetic. - I love his rawness.

1213. Stop critiquing me, okay? I am a human being. I am not a piece of art.

1214. - Yes, you are. - Bravo.

1215. I am a peacock flying into a rainbow.

1216. Yes. Yes.

1217. These braised short ribs taste like a dog's asshole.

1218. - Sweetie. - You know what, I am sitting here thinking,

1219. "Who in the world would slow roast a dog's asshole

1220. "and serve it to their husband?"

1221. - You would. - You are being awful. What's wrong?

1222. - Captain took us off the case. - I am sorry.

1223. I told Terry about my dark days in college, and it brought up some feelings.

1224. Well, honeydick, that was a long time ago. You're not that same person you were.

1225. No, you don't get it. There is a darkness inside of me.

1226. It wants to get out. It wants to walk around.

1227. It wants some walking around money, and it wants to buy some shoes.

1228. And it wants to walk up with the people and say, "Hey, Gator don't play no shit."

1229. - You feel me? - Yeah.

1230. Gator never been about that, never been about playing no shit.

1231. - Sweetie, I am sorry. - It's okay.

1232. - I just... - Remember that night we met?

1233. The attending physician told me, "We got a drugged-out pimp in the back."

1234. And I went back there, and I pulled open that curtain,

1235. and I saw you.

1236. You were weak, scared,

1237. ass up, inflamed, crying.

1238. At that moment, I knew. "Hey, he's no pimp. Pimps don't cry."

1239. Pimps don't cry

1240. Pimps don't cry

1241. No, they don't

1242. They don't shed a tear

1243. Pimps don't cry

1244. Pimps don't cry

1245. They never shed a tear

1246. Come lay with me. Be safe, and let's make love. Come on.

1247. Every time you say, "Be safe," it tears me apart.

1248. You got to let me be who I am going to be.

1249. Allen, I am pregnant.

1250. Whose baby is that?

1251. Who's the man who did that to you? Gator's bitches better be using jimmies.

1252. I am sorry. See, that's what I am talking about.

1253. Oh, my God.

1254. You need to leave.

1255. Get out. Get out, Allen. Get out.

1256. Hey.

1257. Hey. What are you doing here?

1258. Come here when I have lady troubles, which means I come here about every night.

1259. What are you doing here?

1260. Sheila and I got into it tonight.

1261. She threw me out.

1262. Well, you're not a cop till your wife throws you out of the house, partner.

1263. Does it bother you that the Castien robbers only took 74 grand in diamonds?

1264. They're junkies. Who cares? I mean...

1265. I don't know if a junkie can go down a 20-story zipline, though.

1266. How you fellas doing?

1267. We're about to have us a little screw party in this red Prius over here

1268. if you want to join us.

1269. You're not going anywhere near that Prius, okay?

1270. Here's what we're talking about. We're talking about a bunch of hobos

1271. with fingers in each other's pooper

1272. in a stranger's car with talk radio playing really loud.

1273. It's going to be a nice evening.

1274. Well, we're not participating in that. We have no interest.

1275. Let me rephrase it.

1276. We got a jar of old mustard, and we got a poodle,

1277. and we're just get in there and we're going to put some D's in some A's.

1278. Hey, are you Dirty Mike and the boys?

1279. - How do you know who we are? - You left a note in that car.

1280. - Police, shithead. - He's a copper. We got to go. Come on.

1281. Hey. Goose it, boys. They're cops.

1282. Rub your dicks on the car as you're running away.

1283. You turned my beautiful Prius into a nightmare.

1284. We are going to have sex in your car. It will happen again.

1285. I don't know where I am going to sleep tonight.

1286. Fortunately, I know where you're going to be drinking.

1287. Jack of All Trades. Drinks on me. Come on.

1288. - No, I already have a beer. - No, no, no, no.

1289. I am talking about doing some serious drinking.

1290. Drinking with Terry Hoitz.

1291. This sucks, man. Work our ass off on this case,

1292. now we got to hand over all of our evidence?

1293. Yeah, it's not right.

1294. Oh, my God, I am hungover.

1295. So, you guys are law enforcement?

1296. Yeah, we're an independent government agency who,

1297. along with the FBI and the Federal Reserve,

1298. regulate the stock market and corporate fraud.

1299. And the Federal Reserve is a prison?

1300. No, basically, it's a held-for-profit bank that sets interest rates

1301. and loans money to other banks.

1302. - Is that a wastebasket? - Yeah, right there.

1303. Thank you.

1304. - You all right? - Holy hell.

1305. I am so sorry.

1306. I got so drunk last night.

1307. I think I thought a tube of toothpaste was astronaut food.

1308. Come on in, fellas.

1309. You got to be kidding me. You're Ershon's lawyer.

1310. We're turning over our investigation to you?

1311. Let me assure you there will be no conflict of interest

1312. between me and David Ershon.

1313. And if this were an actual investigation, I would immediately recuse myself.

1314. This is all the evidence we have, and I truly hope you take this seriously.

1315. Yes. Very much so.

1316. From everything I have heard, I understand

1317. you guys are the best at these types of investigations.

1318. Outside of Enron and AIG

1319. and Bernie Madoff,

1320. WorldCom, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers.

1321. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Detective.

1322. - Would you like a seat, or you're fine? - No, I am good.

1323. Okay. Let me just assure you fellas,

1324. David Ershon is an upstanding citizen.

1325. I am playing squash with him tonight at the club,

1326. and we're having dinner.

1327. You listen to me, you Windsor knot-wearing monkey,

1328. you play squash with Ershon, right?

1329. Your kids go to school with his? How would you know if he's clean or not?

1330. I will take a look at your evidence,

1331. and I will take a second look at the financials.

1332. And when I come back and bust your ass,

1333. we're locking David Ershon in the Federal Reserve.

1334. He still doesn't understand the concept.

1335. What are you doing?

1336. We just handed all of our evidence over to the bad guy's lawyer.

1337. Are you a big man, huh?

1338. - I am talking to you. - What?

1339. You wake up in the morning, you say, "I am putting on my big boy pants"?

1340. "Look, I am wearing a belt.

1341. - "I have got big boy pants on." - No.

1342. You borrow a little jacket, you go?

1343. You take your lunch because you got big boy pants on?

1344. You got your big boy pants and your snack?

1345. I could say big, loud things.

1346. I could be demonstrative.

1347. - Stop. - We don't, we don't do this.

1348. You're scaring the shit out of me, man. Stop it.

1349. Is this how you conduct yourself? In a democracy?

1350. What the hell are you doing, man?

1351. I am so tired of you getting angry and yelling all the time.

1352. It's exhausting.

1353. I feel like I am partners with the Hulk.

1354. You want to know why I am so angry all the time?

1355. because the more I try and do right, the more I screw things up.

1356. We have got a possible jumper at 3 World Financial Center, 23rd floor.

1357. All units, fire department, en route.

1358. - SEC. - Beaman's office.

1359. We have to go.

1360. - But the Captain. - We have to go, Allen.

1361. All units, I need a respondent. Possible jumper, 3 World Financial Center.

1362. Shit. It's Beaman.

1363. - He's got to know something. - Wesley.

1364. Detective Hoitz and Gamble. We got this.

1365. I took an online class at University of Phoenix on negotiating.

1366. I am going to need a priest and a bullhorn.

1367. - I got no bullhorn. - Does anyone have a bullhorn?

1368. - Bullhorn, anyone? - Truck.

1369. Police business. I need to use your PA system.

1370. Okay, let me turn it on.

1371. Mr. Beaman? Mr. Don Beaman?

1372. It's Wesley. I know Ershon's Wesley's...

1373. Look, there's a lot to live for in this life.

1374. A lot of great things, like soda pop, big fresh can of soda pop.

1375. They do not care.

1376. Give me this. I know how to talk to him.

1377. Listen, we all know you're a scumbag, and nobody cares about you.

1378. Rotten piece of shit.

1379. That's worse than what I was saying.

1380. I am not going to lie to you, Don.

1381. People down here are starting to murmur that you don't have the balls to do it.

1382. - I don't care. - Yeah.

1383. I say you can do it.

1384. I mean, I don't want you to jump. I am just saying you have the capability.

1385. Look, he's flying.

1386. Stop that.

1387. Half empty bottle of gin. Chair knocked over.

1388. Look at this, it's a clear sign of a struggle. Make sure you get this, all right?

1389. Detectives, all your work's done here. You can go.

1390. What about Ershon targeting the lottery?

1391. You know why Ershon was calling down to the lottery offices all those times?

1392. Because he was hooking up with the Powerball girl,

1393. the one on TV with all the numbered balls.

1394. Yeah. She filed a restraining order on him last week.

1395. It was right there in front of you the whole time.

1396. - Can't be. - You guys are getting transferred.

1397. - What? - Traffic.

1398. Yeah, that's right.

1399. You, you're going to walk a beat downtown. You're going to walk a beat downtown.

1400. - It's done. No, no. It's done. - Captain, what are you talking about?

1401. - Save yourselves some gas. - Captain.

1402. Is there an appeal process we can...

1403. Had to do what you had to do, Captain.

1404. Wow. That hurt.

1405. - Excuse me. Where's my car? - They towed it.

1406. Couple of homeless people were messing around in it.

1407. - That's an official police car. - Could have fooled me.

1408. Wow, Mauch was upset, huh?

1409. Really?

1410. The only thing I had to be proud of in my life was being a detective.

1411. That was all I had. Now it's gone.

1412. I know. I know. You still got me.

1413. Don't you get it? I don't want you, Allen, okay? I never did.

1414. I told you that scaffolding violation was dogshit.

1415. I can't believe you still doubt me after everything we have seen.

1416. It's a real case, and I am a real cop. We just got the wrong target for Ershon.

1417. - You carry a rape whistle. - This is real cop work.

1418. There is nothing about you that makes a man a man, okay?

1419. You got no gun, no car, no wife, and now you got no partner.

1420. Leave me alone.

1421. A mutt case.

1422. Terry, I am a cop, for your information, okay?

1423. A broken partnership.

1424. I am a cop.

1425. And getting busted down to a shitty assignment.

1426. Allen and Terry hit the trifecta.

1427. But sometimes when you get your ass kicked,

1428. that's when you find out what's real...

1429. ... and what needs doing.

1430. Whether it's directing traffic...

1431. Come on.

1432. ... or cracking a multibillion dollar fraud.

1433. - Do you work here? - Yeah, I do.

1434. The wrecking ball that crashed into Castien down there.

1435. They also did damage to your office?

1436. Some police officers came by and sealed it off.

1437. Do you recall what they looked like?

1438. One of them had an Australian accent.

1439. You don't happen to do any business for the state lottery, do you?

1440. No. Our main client is Lendl Global.

1441. Can I ask what this is about?

1442. Gator needs his gat, you punkass bitch.

1443. because that's what a real cop is.

1444. No, I didn't say "Lock her up." I never said, "Lock her up."

1445. A guy who does what needs to be done.

1446. A guy who knows how to use his dark side for good.

1447. And then you move to Florida.

1448. One, two, three, attack.

1449. Terry, it's me.

1450. - Tap out. Tap out. - It's me, Allen.

1451. Are you tapping out, or are you hitting me in the face?

1452. I am tapping you out.

1453. You crazy? What are you doing, man?

1454. - They might be watching us. - Could have killed you.

1455. - Turn out the lights. - What?

1456. - They could be watching us. - Who?

1457. I found some big information, okay?

1458. - About what? - Some scary shit, Terry. This is big.

1459. How'd you get in here? This place is foolproof.

1460. - We can't be too careful. - What are you talking about?

1461. - This place might be bugged. - There's no bugs in here.

1462. First off, I missed you.

1463. - What's going on? - Did you hear what I said?

1464. - Fine, I kind of missed you, too. - Thank you.

1465. Okay. I found out whose losses Ershon has to cover.

1466. - It's Lendl Global. - What?

1467. Lendl staged the Castien robbery as a distraction

1468. so they could break into their own accounting firm next door.

1469. They then altered all the records to cover the losses

1470. that Ershon had cost them through all of his bad investments.

1471. You're not supposed to be doing this. You're supposed to be walking the beat.

1472. I know. Pretty tricky, though, huh?

1473. This is bad, Allen. This is bad.

1474. No wonder the captain wanted us to stay out of this.

1475. Yeah, I bet Beaman started asking questions.

1476. - That's why they killed him. - Man.

1477. Here's the other thing.

1478. Tomorrow, there's a massive business deal going down.

1479. Ershon's leading it.

1480. I still can't figure out who the poor sucker is they're making the deal with,

1481. but we got to stop it.

1482. It's time to let the peacock fly.

1483. I am not going, Allen. I like what I do.

1484. So do I. We're cops.

1485. No. I like what I do now. I like working traffic. It's a great gig.

1486. What?

1487. I like working traffic. I am not going with you.

1488. What is this traffic bullshit?

1489. - What are you talking about? - I am talking about my life.

1490. The corner I run on 54th and 3rd Avenue? It hums.

1491. It's Terry's intersection. And the traffic guys? They're good guys.

1492. There's this one guy, Phillip? He can pee in the urinal from 20 feet.

1493. You have got to see it, Allen. You have got to.

1494. What happened to you? What happened to this being our time?

1495. No way, Allen. I am out. I am done.

1496. - Get in the car. - Come on, Allen. We both know it's wooden.

1497. - Apartment pop. Now get in the car. - You're not going to shoot me.

1498. Okay, I will be honest. This is only the second time I have ever fired this.

1499. So stop pointing it at me.

1500. Look, tomorrow morning, all I know is I am going to Mauch, all right?

1501. For what? He doesn't care.

1502. He's been dodging this case for too long and I want answers.

1503. I want him to look me in the eye and tell me why.

1504. Turn on the news, man. Nobody cares.

1505. I hope I am not alone.

1506. Hope you bring it.

1507. We got a big day out there. Big one.

1508. We got a full moon. People are going to be amped, all right?

1509. Let's see what we got on hot tips, all right?

1510. The new bathmats are in.

1511. One more thing. We got a serial rapist in Crown Heights.

1512. Jeez, I am sorry. That's from my other job. Ignore that. Forget that.

1513. Well, don't ignore it.

1514. If you live in Crown Heights, you know, walk in pairs.

1515. Gene Mauch to kitchen accessories. Gene Mauch to kitchen accessories.

1516. I got to go. Go get them. Let's be careful out there.

1517. The oak.

1518. I like to keep the oak together and the maple separately, okay?

1519. And these chopping boards?

1520. Hey, Captain.

1521. Hey, Allen. Hey, how you doing?

1522. What are you doing here? Are you here for the bathmats?

1523. - I need you to be straight with me. - Straight with us.

1524. Hey, Terry. Look at this.

1525. - I thought you were working traffic today. - Let them block the box.

1526. - Besides, partners' code, right? - Thanks.

1527. Hey, why have you worked your ass off trying to kill this case?

1528. All right, fine. I am going to tell you guys something.

1529. You really went into deep water on this one. You really went in deep.

1530. Ershon's connected to all the higher ups,

1531. and I got to save what little ass I have left, okay?

1532. You keep hiding from shit in the world,

1533. and eventually the world comes to your front door.

1534. - Nice. - That's very nice.

1535. I heard it in an episode of Touched By An Angel.

1536. You keep this thing real quiet, and you make sure you have real evidence,

1537. and maybe I will see what I can do.

1538. But if you make a lot of noise

1539. and you attract the media attention, and you bring the DA in on this,

1540. I am out, okay?

1541. Yeah, we will go in there like church mice.

1542. But there's one case, one case in a career where you go all in.

1543. This is it.

1544. All right. Then you do us proud.

1545. because I don't want no scrubs.

1546. - Really? - No.

1547. - You're not aware that's a TLC song? - I have no idea what you're talking about.

1548. - Second time. - You said chasing waterfalls,

1549. now you're saying you don't want no scrubs.

1550. - I don't even understand the reference. - It's like a tic.

1551. I have no idea what you're talking about.

1552. Remember, this thing gets messy, we never talked.

1553. - You can trust us. - Real quiet.

1554. You got to creep. Creep.

1555. Come on.

1556. You don't say "Creep-creep" unless you're quoting TLC.

1557. Hey, guys.

1558. You know Danson and Highsmith were not good cops, right?

1559. Yeah, I guess we kind of knew that, but it's a drag.

1560. I mean, at a certain point, who's left to be a hero?

1561. Not to be corny, maybe it's you guys.

1562. You ready?

1563. - Yeah. - Let's go.

1564. - No, but the highlights are great. - Thank you.

1565. - Sexy but serious. - Thank you.

1566. Excuse me.

1567. Who the hell are all these people? I was only expecting one man.

1568. You know, they're just some people I owe money to who wanted to be here.

1569. Who are they?

1570. Well, they are some Chechen patriots, entrepreneurs.

1571. And the black chaps are some businessmen from Nigeria.

1572. You owe money to the Nigerians and Chechens?

1573. Yes. Yes, I do.

1574. - You're a piece of work. - Thank you.

1575. Probably best to get started.

1576. This is good, baby. We're in the game, we know the score.

1577. The only thing that bugs me is we still don't know who Ershon's targeting.

1578. - Is it the lotto? Who is it? - Who cares? Some rich prick.

1579. I have to tell you, I am tremendously excited by this deal.

1580. And I can assure you that every dime of your money

1581. will be invested with the utmost diligence.

1582. Your rates of return are really exciting.

1583. We think our members are going to be just thrilled.

1584. Yeah. I mean, we have averaged, like, 18% over the last 10 years.

1585. All right. Quiet as a church mouse, in and out.

1586. I can feel that tingling in my balls you were talking about.

1587. Beautiful.

1588. All right, listen up.

1589. I am Detective Gamble. This is Detective Hoitz.

1590. We need your cooperation.

1591. David Ershon.

1592. You're under arrest for fraud, embezzlement,

1593. and in connection to the murder of Don Beaman.

1594. This is a bad idea.

1595. Hey, guys.

1596. Bob? What are you doing here?

1597. I am investing.

1598. Do you remember we talked about that proxy vote a while back?

1599. - This is what it was for. - Holy shit.

1600. It's a more aggressive investment strategy for the pension.

1601. Allen. We're the suckers. They're targeting the police pension fund.

1602. Gentlemen, you're here illegally and without a warrant.

1603. We are within our rights to take action.

1604. So much for quiet as church mice.

1605. Go.

1606. Who the hell are those guys?

1607. Gentlemen, I can get you obstructed view tickets for Rock of Ages.

1608. Even I admit that's not very tempting, but I am not made of tickets, God damn it.

1609. - Get in the front. - How do you start this freaking thing?

1610. Go on. Go.

1611. - Shit. - Go.

1612. Oh, my...

1613. Jeanie. Get over here. You, go get the bloody car.

1614. Hold the wheel.

1615. - Open the back. - I got it. I got it.

1616. They're going to kill me. And then they will kill you.

1617. - Well, I am going to kill you first. - And then they will kill me.

1618. We have two rogue police officers. They are armed and dangerous,

1619. - and holding David Ershon hostage. - Stupid pricks.

1620. - It's us, we're good guys. - Exactly. They're the good guys.

1621. Where do we go? Where do we go?

1622. I have a small apartment. No one knows about it.

1623. I use it mainly for my parents and prostitutes.

1624. Not at the same time. That would be wrong.

1625. Let's hear it from the top, every detail.

1626. I think the best way to tell the story is by starting at the end, briefly,

1627. then going back to the beginning, and then periodically returning to the end,

1628. maybe giving different characters' perspectives throughout.

1629. Just to give it a bit of dynamism, otherwise, it's just sort of a linear story.

1630. Just tell us what happened.

1631. I lost a bunch of money from some people and now they want it back.

1632. What about Don Beaman?

1633. Beaman knew that I had falsified my financials,

1634. so they sent down Wesley to try and keep him quiet.

1635. He forced him at gunpoint to drink a bunch of gin

1636. and then forced him onto the ledge.

1637. It was only a matter of time before he fell.

1638. At least we stopped you from getting the pension fund.

1639. Well, but, yeah, but you didn't. It's already in my account.

1640. By 9:00 in the morning, it goes into the Lendl equity fund

1641. and from there it's transferred to a dozen offshore accounts.

1642. By 9:01, it's gone.

1643. - Well, what if we stop the transfer? - But you can't. I mean, there's a...

1644. What if we stop the transfer?

1645. You'd have to be at Endemic Bank for 9:00 exactly,

1646. find the clerk, get the routing number.

1647. We got to stop it.

1648. There's no way.

1649. Every cop, the crazy Australian and his crew, they will all be after us.

1650. You could let me go, and I will give you $10 million each.

1651. - It's not a bribe. - Of course it's a bribe.

1652. You're offering to pay us money to not do our job.

1653. It's not a bribe.

1654. We hang low here tonight. Nobody knows about this place.

1655. We will be safe. And tomorrow, we hit it.

1656. First things first, I got to go see Sheila.

1657. No way, it's too dangerous.

1658. Look, Terry, we don't know what's going to happen to us tomorrow,

1659. but tonight, I need to make things right with Sheila.

1660. All right, go. Go. Be careful.

1661. Thanks, I will.

1662. Will you say hi to Sheila for me?

1663. - Okay. - Okay.

1664. Tell her. Say Terry was asking about you.

1665. He wants to make sure you know

1666. that he will be there for you if anything happens.

1667. - Yeah. - Drop of a hat, I am there.

1668. Look, it's starting to get a little weird, man.

1669. If something happens to you, I need to be there to take care of her.

1670. All of her wants, her needs, and desires are now my responsibility.

1671. Why do you say it like it's a predetermined thing?

1672. Just go, man.

1673. Okay. Thanks.

1674. Go.

1675. Janeco Gallery.

1676. Francine, it's Terry. Please don't hang up.

1677. Please pick up.

1678. Hello.

1679. Hey, sweetie. I was praying you'd be at your mom's house.

1680. You know what, I can't talk any more. I think the phone's being tapped.

1681. Baby, where are you? I want to see you.

1682. I am near the place where we did it three Halloweens ago.

1683. Do you remember?

1684. Okay, yeah, I got it.

1685. I am just warning you, though. Watch out. I think they're watching the house.

1686. Don't worry, sweetie. I think I have a way of talking to you.

1687. I have to admit, I wasn't going to come. I mean...

1688. After all those years, after the restraining order.

1689. I was worried I might not see you again.

1690. There's some very dangerous people after him,

1691. and now they're after us.

1692. It's just the old lady.

1693. Hello, Allen.

1694. Hello, Mama Ramos. What are you doing out here?

1695. Sheila said she doesn't know what happened and she wants you back.

1696. - She also says... - Yes.

1697. ...she wants you on top of her, holding her hair,

1698. and riding her like a bucking bronco

1699. while she sucks your thumb and says, "Mommy likey."

1700. You, you tell your daughter...

1701. He said he will always love you.

1702. And he's so happy that you're having his child.

1703. Allen.

1704. He also says that

1705. he wants you to stare into each other's eyes without blinking while you do it.

1706. - I love when we do that, Mom. - And then afterward,

1707. lick the sex off each other.

1708. I don't want to do this.

1709. - You say things that are too personal. - Okay, but just one more thing.

1710. She said she loves you,

1711. and wants to hold your hand and have iced tea with you.

1712. Come on. That's not all she said.

1713. No.

1714. - She says other things, but I don't want... - Please, please, please.

1715. You don't realize, I may be killed tomorrow.

1716. Okay.

1717. She says she wants to unplug all the clocks and the phones

1718. - and have a three-day F marathon. - That's more like it. Yeah.

1719. She wants to walk wrong for a week because you guys F'd so hard.

1720. That's just lovely.

1721. No more. He says things I can't say.

1722. It involves a mannequin hand and an electric shaver taped to a golf club.

1723. Now what'd she say?

1724. She says she loves you.

1725. I am so sorry about everything.

1726. And I just had to come here tonight to tell you that I love you.

1727. And the reason why I act like you're a plain wife is that

1728. I am afraid that if I admit to how stunning

1729. and intelligent and wonderful you are,

1730. - I'd just lose you. - Shut up, Allen. I love you.

1731. We have a place that's safe. All right.

1732. I am going to break your hip.

1733. I am about to do you grandpa-style.

1734. I brought some music.

1735. Not what I would have chosen, but screw it.

1736. All right. Let's go, Monday morning, time to go to work.

1737. Let's do it.

1738. - You want my gate code? - Shut up, man.

1739. That's Wesley.

1740. Yes.

1741. - Where'd you learn to drive like that? - Grand Theft Auto.

1742. Shit, Allen, they're coming.

1743. - Oh, my God. - Shit.

1744. - Do something, Allen. - Hold on, hold on.

1745. Someone's been playing Grand Theft Auto.

1746. I did that.

1747. - I did that. - Oh, my God.

1748. - That's what I am talking about. - We jack-knifed them.

1749. Did you see that? It went backwards and then turned upside-down.

1750. Gator turns vans upside-down like they're in a crazy washing machine.

1751. Why are you calling yourself Gator?

1752. It's a nickname I had in college. I used to run a dating service.

1753. - He was a pimp. - Yeah, I was. I was a pimp.

1754. Is it me or does it smell like deer vagina in here?

1755. My poor car.

1756. Right now the streets are a bloodbath.

1757. And, statistically speaking, there's about 30 kids in here,

1758. 10 of you are going to be dead before your next birthday.

1759. Got a couple of tips, help you guys stay out of jail.

1760. One, try your hardest to not be black or Hispanic.

1761. - It's a good tip. - Yeah. Two...

1762. Gentlemen, we got a hot one.

1763. Hoitz and Gamble have Ershon hostage, high-speed car chase in progress.

1764. Yes. Gun, gun.

1765. Pass up the guns. Pass them up. Let's go, people.

1766. There we go. Anything, any Tasers? No?

1767. Good. Who wants to go on a ride-along?

1768. I do.

1769. All right, you, sweetie. Come on, let's go. Move.

1770. - Move. Let's go. - Come on.

1771. Cool, a helicopter. Must be covering the high-speed chase.

1772. Jesus.

1773. - Who are those guys? - They're Chechen investors.

1774. We were going to do a Chechen version of Dora the Explorer.

1775. Anyway, it went terribly wrong.

1776. I feel like it's not fair that they have a helicopter.

1777. Oh, no.

1778. Damn it.

1779. Watch your head. God, your hair is soft.

1780. VO5 Hot Oil.

1781. You're going to wreck. There's cars coming from both directions.

1782. I am not going to wreck.

1783. - I am going to wreck. You're right. - You want me to drive?

1784. - This was a very clever idea. - Yeah.

1785. They're gone.

1786. Let's go.

1787. They are Nigerians. Yeah, I'd forgotten about them.

1788. - This is a shortcut. - Are you kidding me?

1789. You cannot go down there.

1790. What are you doing?

1791. Hit him.

1792. - Where are we? - Chelsea Pier.

1793. What the hell?

1794. Jesus.

1795. Them having a helicopter is definitely cheating.

1796. Go.

1797. Come on.

1798. We're cops. Hit the chopper.

1799. This is Martin and Fosse, en route. Back off. This is our collar.

1800. Set up a perimeter. No arrests until we get there.

1801. Take the light.

1802. Do not authorize that transfer.

1803. This is David Ershon. The transfer is for him.

1804. He will tell you not to authorize it, okay? Tell him.

1805. - Tell him. - Yeah, do as they say. Stop the transfer.

1806. Approve it.

1807. Now.

1808. Do not touch anything.

1809. I swear to God I will blow your head all over this desk.

1810. Not a person in this room believes you will shoot this clerk.

1811. Yeah?

1812. Thank you so much, gentlemen, for the prompt delivery of Mr. Ershon.

1813. I have two competing bids from jilted investors.

1814. They're at 30 million, and holding.

1815. - Wait. Can't you let me... - Take him away.

1816. But computers.

1817. What if, one day, they were in charge?

1818. Now if you don't shut up, I will cut your ear off with a butter knife.

1819. That's blunt. Blunt's worse than if it's sharp.

1820. Now.

1821. You just stood there.

1822. I didn't know that "now" meant that. How am I supposed to know that?

1823. - I knew what that meant. - Shut up.

1824. You kill us and you kill Ershon. You're out 30 million dollars.

1825. - Who's got the golden goose now, huh? - Yeah.

1826. Shit.

1827. He's still valuable with a bullet wound, mate.

1828. He immediately called your bluff.

1829. Get up. And kill the police.

1830. I just want to make sure I get it right.

1831. Did you want this transfer approved or not approved?

1832. You, mate, I am going to kill just for fun.

1833. Police, don't move. Drop your weapons.

1834. Drop it, or be dropped, homeboy.

1835. I hope you like the taste of prison food and penis.

1836. - Police. Down on the ground. - Let me see your hands.

1837. - Hey, hey, you okay? - Hey.

1838. Hey, Gene. Captain. I am sorry.

1839. - I am sorry. - That's okay. Don't worry about it.

1840. You can call me Gene when we're not in the office.

1841. Okay. Thanks for coming by.

1842. Attaboy.

1843. Come on, stay with me. Stay with me.

1844. We're losing him. We're losing him. He's dying.

1845. No. No, no, no, no. I am just resting. I am just resting.

1846. - I am sorry. Did I hurt you? - I was just resting.

1847. - Are you all right? - Just resting.

1848. Hey, let me tell you something.

1849. As far as paperwork goes, we will take care of it.

1850. - You know why? - Why?

1851. Ain't too proud to beg.

1852. Come on.

1853. - What? - It's not funny any more.

1854. - I don't know what you're talking about. - TLC references.

1855. Still nothing. I swear to you.

1856. I am going to go over and check on Terry. I got a bad knee. Hold on. There you go.

1857. It was the king of the mutt cases,

1858. but Allen and Terry had worked it like stars.

1859. Within 24 hours of learning about Ershon's scheme

1860. and Lendl's massive losses,

1861. the government issued TARP funds to bail out Lendl.

1862. Lendl is in everything, and we're going to go everywhere...

1863. They were too big to fail.

1864. Ershon now resides in Palomino Federal Correctional Facility in Florida.

1865. He still invests. Currency's just different.

1866. Roger Wesley was linked to the Beaman murder

1867. by security cam footage which Martin and Fosse hadn't checked.

1868. It only showed the back of their heads.

1869. But Allen's Faceback app was able to get a match to their faces.

1870. Terry married Francine.

1871. He played harp at the reception and it was beautiful.

1872. He had learned how to play it in the eighth grade

1873. to make fun of the fairy that lived up the street.

1874. Terry asked Sheila to be his best man, but she declined.

1875. Let's be honest, we all want to be superstars and hotshots.

1876. But guess what?

1877. The people that do the real work, the ones that make the difference,

1878. you don't see them on TV or on the front page.

1879. I am talking about the day-in, day-outers, the grinders.

1880. Come on, man, you know who I am talking about: The other guys.

1881. - See? That's a no-go. - Hey, hey.

1882. You think you broke this Ershon case open?

1883. You did nothing.

1884. Corporate lobbyists are spending millions

1885. to make sure guys like Ershon keep doing what they do.

1886. Derek Jeter?

1887. Yeah, it's me. You were set up that night you shot me, Terry.

1888. - I told you. - They knew by putting someone like you

1889. with a quick trigger finger next to that door where I do my pre-game walk,

1890. it'd end up bad. Bad for both of us.

1891. Now, I have been doing my own investigation on the banking industry,

1892. and I was close. I was real close.

1893. So I forgive you, Terry.

1894. I appreciate that, man. I am sorry about what happened.

1895. I am glad you're doing better.

1896. The whole damn system is clogged up with dirty money.

1897. And the news doesn't say a word about it. because who owns them?

1898. The same corporations that own the government.

1899. Courts and the law is all we have left.

1900. So here's you guys' next case.

1901. Guy by the name of Carl Bachand, CEO of Killister Bank.

1902. He took three billion in TARP funds. He's crooked. He's real crooked.

1903. Take him down, but be careful. He's got Blackwater mercenaries 24/7.

1904. Thanks, Derek.

1905. Hey, Derek. Wait. What if we need to get in touch with you,

1906. get some more information or some tickets or something?

1907. What just happened?

1908. Goldman Sachs. This case is going to be nasty.

1909. Hi. Cute glasses.

1910. - What was that? - What?

1911. What? Dude, what is it with you and hot ladies? What's your secret?

1912. Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking about.

1913. Tell me who you lost your virginity to.

1914. She actually became a TV actress. Heather Locklear.

1915. Heather Locklear, what?

1916. - You have heard of her? - Come on.

1917. - She was much chubbier back then. - I don't get it. I really, I don't get it.

1918. That was you. You don't have a sense of humor.

1919. I do... I have a wonderful sense of humor.

1920. If you say something funny, I will laugh.

1921. - All right, I am going to tell you a great joke. - Please. I love jokes.

1922. All right. Little boy on his 13th birthday.

1923. - It's time to get laid. - Already feels inappropriate.

1924. So he goes to the lady at the whorehouse, he goes, "Miss,

1925. "look, I know usually you want money, but I don't have any money and it's my birthday.

1926. "Do you think I could have sex with you for this duck?"

1927. - Was he a farmer? - No.

1928. That's probably a Health Code violation, bringing a duck into a place of prostitution.

1929. They weren't going to have sex with the duck.

1930. No, I just mean Health Code violation

1931. to have the duck brought into a facility like that.

1932. So, anyway, she says, "Yes, I will do it."

1933. So he goes in there, gives it to her.

1934. - He gives her what? - The high, hard one. She loves it.

1935. She goes, "You know what? If you do that again, I will give you your duck back."

1936. - It's like getting laid twice for free. - So... I am sorry.

1937. I am so sorry.

1938. - The duck is payment for sexual intercourse. - Yes. Yes.

1939. - Very good. - He used the duck as payment,

1940. and now he's being paid back the duck.

1941. He goes, "Oh, my God, this is the greatest birthday ever." He does it again.

1942. - Now he's walking home, right? Walking... - So she was satisfied with duck.

1943. - With a duck as currency... - Yes.

1944. ...to her. Great. Good.

1945. So he's walking home, now he can't wait to get home to tell his father. Right?

1946. He's walking down the street with the duck, and all of a sudden, voom,

1947. truck comes by and runs over his duck.

1948. - Kills the duck? - Killed the duck.

1949. - So the duck is now dead. - The duck is dead.

1950. The kid starts crying, truck driver stops, he's all upset, he didn't mean...

1951. Of course he's crying. He's a 13-year-old boy who's just had sex, twice,

1952. - and he watched his beloved duck die. - Will you shut up and let me tell the story?

1953. So far, I don't know how this is ever going to be funny.

1954. The guy feels so bad about killing the duck, he gives him two dollars.

1955. And the kid's happy with the two bucks?

1956. He's ecstatic. He got laid twice, and now he's got two dollars on top of it.

1957. Seems like a duck would be worth a lot more than two dollars.

1958. This was a while back. You what I am...

1959. So he goes home, his dad goes, "What happened? What happened?

1960. "Tell me. Tell me." He goes, "Dad, I got a fuck for the duck,

1961. "I got a duck for the fuck,

1962. "and I got two bucks for a fucked-up duck."

1963. So it's like a limerick.

1964. You didn't think that was funny?

1965. I thought it was entertaining at the end, sure,

1966. the way all the words were put together,

1967. but in terms of content?

1968. No.

1969. Get the check-check from Shen-Shen. Let's get out of here.

1970. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.

1971. And cut.