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00:00:00🎵
00:00:22You're late!
00:00:23Yeah, I know. I'm sorry. I had an audition.
00:00:26Anyway, my name's Bob. I'll be your driver.
00:00:41Can I get that for you?
00:00:47Los Angeles International Airport.
00:00:49Yes, sir.
00:00:52Asshole.
00:01:00🎵
00:01:28Oh!
00:01:30🎵
00:01:40🎵 I'm drinkin' Glicodello! In a truck in Murray Hill! I'm chillin' with the devil! 🎵
00:02:00🎵
00:02:26Why don't you go around them?
00:02:29No, I can't.
00:02:34It's your funeral.
00:02:58🎵
00:03:28🎵
00:03:50No.
00:03:52No.
00:03:54No.
00:03:56No.
00:03:59Yes!
00:04:00Yes!
00:04:31🎵
00:04:47Man, too small.
00:05:00🎵
00:05:30🎵
00:05:36Police Department.
00:05:37Yes, good evening. I'd like to report a burglary.
00:05:44119, we have a report of someone identifying himself as the Cat Burglar at the L.A. Jewelry Center.
00:05:50This is 119. We're on it.
00:06:01🎵
00:06:15Police! Open up!
00:06:18Let's go!
00:06:19Come on! Come on! Open up!
00:06:23How do I know you're really the police?
00:06:25If I wasn't the police, you'd be dead right now.
00:06:28Let's go!
00:06:29Come on!
00:06:32Come on! Come on!
00:06:33Let's go!
00:06:38California Diamond Corporation. What floor?
00:06:41What floor?
00:06:4211.
00:06:46What's going on?
00:06:47You're being robbed.
00:06:48But I didn't hear no alarm.
00:06:54You want the stairs?
00:06:55Uh-uh. I ain't chasing after nobody in these platform shoes. I'm staying right here.
00:07:05Yo, you peed yourself.
00:07:25🎵
00:07:43Breathe.
00:07:46Dave?
00:07:49Peter.
00:07:51Dave, what are you doing here?
00:07:54What am I doing here? What are you doing here?
00:07:56I asked you first.
00:07:58I got a call about a Cat Burglar. What are you doing here?
00:08:02Nothing.
00:08:03No.
00:08:05So, uh, Dave, how you been?
00:08:08But you're supposed to be in jail.
00:08:10I got out early for good behavior.
00:08:12Well, guess what? You're going back.
00:08:15Dave, you don't understand. You see, I...
00:08:17Dave, you don't understand. You see, I...
00:08:30I'm gonna kill you.
00:08:32Dave, you wouldn't shoot your own brother, would you?
00:08:35You're crazy!
00:08:38That's right. I went crazy.
00:08:40I shot my own twin brother.
00:08:42I'll be going to jail for it.
00:08:44You know something? I don't care.
00:08:47At least I won't have to...
00:08:49deal with you.
00:08:56You're out of bullets.
00:09:02I can see you're having a bad night.
00:09:05Later, bro.
00:09:17Later.
00:09:31D.
00:09:38This is an accurate account of your statement.
00:09:39Sign your name at the bottom.
00:09:41If it isn't too bad, I ain't typing no more.
00:09:44Okay.
00:09:45All right, Charlie, I told you I'd meet you in about an hour.
00:09:48Yeah.
00:09:52Okay, look, I gotta go.
00:09:53All right.
00:10:00What's this?
00:10:01It's a present.
00:10:02Open it.
00:10:08We, uh...
00:10:09We heard you were chasing after some...
00:10:12cat burglar.
00:10:16That's funny. That's very funny.
00:10:19Maybe you should keep it, Albers.
00:10:21I mean, that's the only kind of pussy you'll ever see.
00:10:26Nobody in here has any work to do?
00:10:31So now you want to tell me what really went down?
00:10:35Read the report.
00:10:37A seven-foot Chinese male with blonde hair.
00:10:41Please.
00:10:42It was dark. I couldn't get a good look at him.
00:10:44Why are you dogging me?
00:10:46You gonna hold that on your partner?
00:10:47Denitra, I was gonna...
00:10:50What are you looking at?
00:10:51Nothing.
00:10:52Come on, get out of here.
00:10:58Listen, why don't you go, too?
00:11:01I'm not going anywhere.
00:11:03I'm not going anywhere.
00:11:04Listen, why don't you go, too?
00:11:06Nah, I'm all right.
00:11:07No, really, go. Go on.
00:11:09Blow off some steam.
00:11:11Go lift some weights and give yourself a hernia.
00:11:14What about you?
00:11:16I gotta meet somebody.
00:11:17Who?
00:11:19Well, maybe that's not really any of your business.
00:11:22Denitra.
00:11:23This guy I busted when I was working down in South Central.
00:11:26He's been clean for a couple years working construction.
00:11:29Says he knows something about something.
00:11:31It's probably nothing.
00:11:34It's okay. Go. Take off. I'll be fine.
00:11:37But if it looks like anything, anything at all, I want you to call me.
00:11:41Yes, Mommy.
00:11:42I'm serious.
00:11:43I know, and when you're serious, you are really very cute.
00:11:48What are you gonna do with him?
00:11:52Here.
00:11:53Uh-uh. Don't give me no bad luck. I'm outta here. Peace.
00:12:04Bye.
00:13:04Okay.
00:13:34Use the sink.
00:14:05Whoa!
00:14:07Whoa!
00:14:09Whoa!
00:14:11Whoa!
00:14:13Whoa!
00:14:15Whoa!
00:14:18Whoa!
00:14:22Whoa!
00:14:24Whoa!
00:14:26Whoa!
00:14:28Whoa!
00:14:30Whoa!
00:14:31Whoa!
00:14:33Whoa!
00:14:35Whoa!
00:14:41How am I doing, coach?
00:14:43I enjoy training you.
00:14:45I enjoy being trained.
00:14:49What happened to your arm?
00:14:51My brother shot me.
00:14:52Why'd he do that?
00:14:54I don't know.
00:14:55Maybe because I got a bicycle and he got a BB gun.
00:14:59What?
00:15:01It's a long story.
00:15:03When am I gonna meet this mysterious brother?
00:15:05He sounds interesting.
00:15:07Oh, you wouldn't like him.
00:15:09He's real skinny.
00:15:10He's got puny arms and little spindly legs.
00:15:13I mean, he could barely walk without his crutches.
00:15:16Peter, do you ever tell the truth?
00:15:19Not if I can help it.
00:15:23Watch this.
00:15:26Watch this.
00:15:28I take a piece of coal and...
00:15:34Ta-da!
00:15:36Wow.
00:15:38Is it real?
00:15:39It better be after what I went through to get it.
00:15:42Take a look through this.
00:15:45Oh, Peter, it's fantastic.
00:15:48See how clear it is?
00:15:49Yeah.
00:15:50Colorless, almost transparent.
00:15:52That means it's a good diamond.
00:15:54It's beautiful.
00:15:58What are you doing?
00:16:00Oops, I dropped it.
00:16:02Peter.
00:16:03It's all right, it's all right.
00:16:05I'll find it.
00:16:07Ow.
00:16:22Okay, Charlie, let's make this quick.
00:16:24It's been a long night and my feet are killing me.
00:16:28So what's up? What you gotta tell me?
00:16:32Oh, Charlie, I thought you were straight, man.
00:16:36I thought you were straight, man.
00:17:06Oh, shit.
00:17:20Three.
00:17:21You got it?
00:17:22Yeah.
00:17:23Judge your partner.
00:17:36Yeah, we got another, uh, unit headed down.
00:17:42All right.
00:17:43We got, uh, security guard found them around 5.30 this morning.
00:17:49She was shot once in the back of the head, point blank.
00:17:54Approximately 15 to 20 grams of heroin were found in her purse.
00:17:59She was clean.
00:18:01Yeah, I know.
00:18:03But there'll still have to be an investigation.
00:18:08The overdose worked for, uh, Kent Construction.
00:18:12Names Charles Vasquez.
00:18:15Did you know him?
00:18:17I called Danny to set up the meeting.
00:18:19Why?
00:18:23If I knew why, she wouldn't be dead.
00:18:36You killed my baby.
00:18:40I'll get him, man. I'll get him.
00:18:42Now, the two most important things are get the bullet over the ballistics immediately.
00:18:46And I'd like to see a copy of that blood pound.
00:18:49Who knows? Maybe she was dirty.
00:19:04I don't know.
00:19:24Apparently, there's been a breach in security, Alice.
00:19:27Now, who do you suppose it was?
00:19:30It must have been Donald.
00:19:32Yeah. It must have been Donald.
00:19:35Tucked away there, safely in prison, lifting his weights...
00:19:39and discussing my security system with every convict he takes a long shower with.
00:19:46We could get somebody inside.
00:19:48We're not so late for that now, don't you think?
00:19:51Alice.
00:19:54And since you're head of security, I'm afraid I have to hold you accountable.
00:20:00Bob.
00:20:05Tito.
00:20:07Your new head of security.
00:20:10Jeremy, I'll need to have lunch with Mr. Kent.
00:20:13And let's make sure he doesn't have any more nervous employees like Mr. Vasquez...
00:20:17who need to make calls to the police department.
00:20:20Tito.
00:20:22I know I don't have to tell you what to do.
00:20:25Even I will.
00:20:27I want you to track down our little intruder...
00:20:31and get that fucking card back.
00:20:41Police department.
00:20:43Good evening. I'd like to report a burglary.
00:20:46Address?
00:20:47California Jewelry Mart.
00:20:49California Jewelry Mart.
00:20:50That's right.
00:20:51And your name, sir?
00:20:52Oh. And could you please send that nice Detective Jay?
00:20:55Who is this?
00:20:57Who is this, sir?
00:20:59Hello?
00:21:26I'll teach you to shoot at me.
00:21:48I didn't do it.
00:21:57You have the right to remain silent.
00:22:00As a matter of fact, I insist on it.
00:22:06Come on, man. This isn't funny.
00:22:08Hey, it is when I'm standing.
00:22:10David.
00:22:11I said I was sorry.
00:22:15All right, all right, all right. Wait a minute. Come here, come here, come here.
00:22:20Okay.
00:22:22How much do you want?
00:22:23You trying to bribe me?
00:22:25Don't you?
00:22:26Forget it, asswipe.
00:22:28You got all the bad chromosomes, not me.
00:22:30I'll see you in 20 years.
00:22:33David, you better let me out of here. I swear I'll get you for this.
00:22:37Oh, oh, you'll get me?
00:22:39Take a look around you.
00:22:41You see all these guys?
00:22:42They don't like me very much.
00:22:44You know why?
00:22:45Because I put every one of their asses in here.
00:22:49Yo, hey, everybody.
00:22:52This is my brother.
00:22:56David!
00:22:58David!
00:23:00David!
00:23:10Detective Jay.
00:23:13Detective Jay.
00:23:16Yeah, what's this?
00:23:18The financial report on Charles Vasquez.
00:23:22He was pulling down some serious cash for a construction worker.
00:23:26Looks like he was doing some moonlighting.
00:23:28Thanks, Sinclair.
00:23:30No problem.
00:23:32How about buying some cookies for my kid?
00:23:36Jay, chief's office.
00:23:38Wait a second.
00:23:39No, just a second.
00:23:40Now.
00:23:42Sorry.
00:23:52Detective Jay, this is Stephen Tarlow from the district attorney's office
00:23:57and agent Regan from the FBI.
00:24:00Hi. Nice to meet you.
00:24:02You'll have to excuse my voice.
00:24:04I've been screaming at assholes all morning.
00:24:07But before we get into this, I just wanted to say,
00:24:11and I was sorry to hear about your partner,
00:24:14the entire department grieved for her husband and family.
00:24:18But, Detective Jay, you assaulted a fellow officer
00:24:22and put Lieutenant Albers in the hospital.
00:24:25Now, what do you have to say about that?
00:24:28I should have put him in the morgue.
00:24:30You know damn well that that shit doesn't go very far with me.
00:24:34You're a good cock, Jay, but you've got to learn to control your temper.
00:24:38Now, this is the last episode I want to hear about you.
00:24:43Am I making myself clear?
00:24:45Yes, sir.
00:24:47Chief, may we please?
00:24:49All right.
00:24:51I knew this wasn't going to be easy for you,
00:24:53so I wanted to be here to introduce you to your new partner.
00:25:08What's he doing here?
00:25:10This is your new partner.
00:25:13No way.
00:25:15Yes way.
00:25:17The suspect's legal counsel has convinced the district attorney's office
00:25:20that your brother may have evidence which will assist us in a federal prosecution.
00:25:24No way.
00:25:25Yes way.
00:25:26The suspect's been given immunity for the burglaries,
00:25:28providing he can produce the evidence
00:25:31which will aid in the conviction of an alleged money launderer.
00:25:34No way.
00:25:35Yes way.
00:25:36You are to accompany the suspect and retrieve the evidence in question.
00:25:40Gotcha.
00:25:42Wait a second.
00:25:43I can't believe you guys bought this bullshit.
00:25:45Can't you see he's lying?
00:25:47He'll say anything to keep from going to jail.
00:25:49Objection, your honor.
00:25:51I know this guy.
00:25:53I can't trust him.
00:25:54He'll try to get away.
00:25:55That's why we're sending Agent Regan along with you.
00:25:58Look forward to working with you, Dave.
00:26:02Forget it.
00:26:03Get yourself a new boy.
00:26:04I ain't doing it.
00:26:05Jay, this is not an elective assignment.
00:26:07Hey, why me?
00:26:08Yeah, why him?
00:26:10Believe me, you were not my first choice.
00:26:12You put my first choice in the hospital.
00:26:15Sorry, but I ain't doing it.
00:26:17Detective, need I remind you, you work for me.
00:26:22Not anymore.
00:26:24I quit.
00:26:29See?
00:26:30I told you he was a quitter.
00:26:41After you, partner.
00:26:56Hey, how you doing?
00:26:57I'm Peter.
00:26:58Oh, I'm Whitney.
00:26:59Whitney?
00:27:00Like Whitney Houston?
00:27:01Yeah.
00:27:02Oh, what a geek.
00:27:03Hey, I gotta pee.
00:27:04Whitney, go with him.
00:27:06Hey, I'm just going to the bathroom.
00:27:08Go with him.
00:27:16Don't mind if I do.
00:27:22Uh, excuse me, Whitney, but I'm kind of pee shy.
00:27:26Come on, little fella.
00:27:33Yup, I really gotta pee like a racehorse.
00:27:37So, uh, so Whitney, where ya from?
00:27:40Um, originally from Philadelphia.
00:27:43We moved to Connecticut after dad retired from bank.
00:27:45You can call me Peter.
00:27:48Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to.
00:27:49He, he, he, he...
00:27:51Come on, little fella.
00:27:53Come on, little fella.
00:27:57You, you, you...
00:27:59where you're from. Originally from Philadelphia. We moved to Connecticut after dad retired from banking.
00:28:07Oh yeah, tell me a little bit about your family.
00:28:11Well, I'm English on my mom's side, Irish on my dad's side, which makes me
00:28:21English-Irish.
00:28:29Going somewhere? Just testing the waters. They're cold and deep. You wanna drown? Get back up there.
00:28:46And then there's Tricia, that's my youngest sister. She just had her debutantes ball.
00:28:51And then there's my older sister Elaine. Well, I'll tell you, she is one hell of a tennis player.
00:28:57You never know that one of her legs is shorter than the other.
00:29:04My folks got her these specially made tennis shoes with the sole about an inch thicker on the left
00:29:08side. Here's the right side. Y'all set? No matter how much you shake it, the last drop always goes
00:29:19down your leg.
00:29:37So who is this money launderer anyway? Well, his name's Philip Chamberlain. He owns the diamond
00:29:42company your brother inadvertently broke into. Inadvertently? Yeah, it means unintentionally.
00:29:48See, we believe Chamberlain is using the diamond company to transfer drug money out of the country.
00:29:53So why don't you just go bust his ass? Well, it's not that easy. He's got a shining public
00:30:00image. He's politically well-connected, heavy contributor, board of directors for Children's
00:30:03Hospital. I'll tell you, until your brother decided to cooperate, we really didn't have
00:30:08much to go on. Well, I thought it was my civic duty. Okay, George Washington, where's the evidence?
00:30:16Chill, bro. We'll get to it. But first, I gotta stop off at my house to change clothes.
00:30:20I smell like a jail cell. Might as well get used to it.
00:30:27You two really do look alike. Shut up, Whitney.
00:30:46Hi, Peter. Hi, ladies. Oh, uh, this is my brother and, um, my sister.
00:31:05Wow, you live here? Only during bikini season. I guess crime does pay. Come over to the dark side,
00:31:15don't you stick it in your dark side.
00:31:22Well, this is sick.
00:31:39Maid, stay off.
00:31:44What a shame. This was a museum-quality piece. I ought to know. I stole it from a museum.
00:31:51Yeah, well, whatever you took from these guys, they want back awful bad.
00:31:55All this over a couple of lousy diamonds. Can you believe it?
00:31:58No, I can't. So you want to tell me what's going on? The rest of the premises are secure.
00:32:04Thanks, Whitney. I feel safer knowing that you're here.
00:32:08So, uh, you guys hungry? Can I fix you some coffee and donuts?
00:32:14Get dressed.
00:32:28Whoa, you got more machines here than my gym.
00:32:31You want them? I don't use them anymore. They're too much work. I use this thing now.
00:32:39Check it out. It's called passive muscle stimulation. The machine sends an electrical
00:32:46impulse to the muscle tissue, causing an involuntary reflex. Ow, that hurt. Yeah,
00:32:52well, I had it amped up a little bit. Always looking for a way to get out of doing any work.
00:32:58That's what separates us humans from the rest of you in the animal kingdom.
00:33:03Let's go. I need my shoes. Whitney, get his shoes. I want to pick them out.
00:33:08Whitney, get his shoes. But I don't trust his taste. Brown Italian loafers with double tassels.
00:33:12Okay.
00:33:21Stop! The G-forces are killing me!
00:33:27Well, the elevator is coming in. The stealth car!
00:33:31What have you got in this thing? Like a tractor engine or something? Why would it take my car?
00:33:35You probably stole it. I did not steal it. I paid for it with some hard-earned money that I stole.
00:33:42So after all that time in prison, you didn't learn nothing.
00:33:44Hey, I learned where those diamonds were, didn't I?
00:33:47Yo, Dave, you just passed him. Grab the wheel, son.
00:34:09Hey, what is this? You stay in here.
00:34:11Come on, man. I thought we were partners. Let's get one thing straight. You are not.
00:34:17My partner.
00:34:47Hello, Mrs. Larson. Good day.
00:35:12Good day.
00:35:14Hi.
00:35:25Miss P, please. The penthouse is locked. You'll have to go back downstairs and ask the guard to
00:35:31call the tenant. After you've been announced, the guard will open the floor with the passkey.
00:36:05You stole my steering wheel. You can have it back.
00:36:22Still mad? How'd you get the passkey? From the guard.
00:36:36So,
00:36:58cool.
00:37:05Who is that?
00:37:30Come on, let's go.
00:37:35So,
00:37:48cool.
00:38:03Oh, come on, Dave. Cheer up. There'll be other bad guys.
00:38:08Shut up. It's all your fault. Why is it my fault? Because if you'd have taken the steering wheel,
00:38:13they wouldn't have gotten away. Hey, 411, if I hadn't clubbed that guy with the steering wheel,
00:38:17you'd be in the ghost police. Yeah, but I wouldn't even have been there in the first place if you
00:38:21hadn't stolen those diamonds. Yeah, well, I would have never stolen anything in the first place if
00:38:25you hadn't been such a goody-two-shoes. What the hell are you talking about? Oh, David did his
00:38:30homework and David made his bed. And isn't David darling? And Peter, why can't you be more like
00:38:35your brother David? David, David, David, David, David. I'm talking about you, the boy scout of
00:38:39the decade. So you're saying it's my fault you're a criminal? Well, that's one theory I have. The
00:38:45other one has to do with the breastfeeding. Oh, hey, check it out. A souvenir from Tito's place.
00:38:52What is it? Blasting cap. It's a detonating device used by construction workers.
00:38:58Construction worker? You're some criminal element that wanted to set off a larger explosion.
00:39:05Pretty harmless by themselves.
00:39:19Okay, buddy, now it's time to play round two of Shock the Monkey.
00:39:26You know, I've always been afraid to try this thing on myself,
00:39:30but I'm curious to find out if it can make your dick muscles bigger.
00:39:34Shit, it's alive.
00:39:51I better call the police. You're not calling anybody. You're gonna tell me what these people
00:39:56are after and I don't want to hear any more bullshit about diamonds either. Dave, I swear
00:40:00to you, man, that's all I took. Hey, you were right all along. I made up all that junk about
00:40:05evidence just so I could stay out of jail. You are a hell of a cop.
00:40:21You hungry? Starved. Let's get something to eat.
00:40:30Don't you ever swallow? So, uh, whatever became of the straight-A student? Why'd you drop out?
00:40:49Someone had to work. Dad couldn't. You were in jail.
00:40:55That's alright. He wouldn't have remembered you anyway. What's the name of that thing again?
00:41:01Old-timers? Alzheimer's. Yeah, yeah, he turned into, like, Ronald Reagan, you know?
00:41:08He couldn't remember anything.
00:41:12And one day, I guess, uh, he couldn't remember to wake up.
00:41:20Why aren't you eating? I thought you were hungry. Are you kidding? I can't eat that junk.
00:41:25It's loaded with carcinogens. You should ask for them on the side.
00:41:30Come on, let's hold you down and go get something edible.
00:41:33Wait a minute, I'm not finished yet. I'm not finished yet!
00:41:36Come on, will you?
00:41:57I hate this. What's your problem? It reminds me of kindergarten. I hated wearing the same clothes.
00:42:03They're not the same. This is a very fine pink stripe running through it. Oh, yeah,
00:42:06they're much different. Look, when we get outside, you can roll around in the mud and you'll feel
00:42:10better. Now, will you shut up? You look great. No, I don't. I look like you. Gentlemen, this way, please.
00:42:19There you go. Enjoy. Pick up your menu.
00:42:39It's in French, I'm not impressed. Pick up your menu.
00:42:43Now, look across the room. See the guy over there in the gray suit? That's your boy.
00:42:56Chamberlain? How'd you know he'd be here? Because he eats here every day. You don't
00:43:01think I just break into people's safes without finding out who owns them for us, do you?
00:43:05Who's the guy he's with?
00:43:13Looks like those Patty Duke pills just kicked in. Okay, I give up. Which one of you adores a minuet?
00:43:22Son of a bitch! What are we gonna do? First place.
00:43:27We are not going to panic. Second, I want your men ready to engage at any moment.
00:43:39It's a 31-hour plane trip between Los Angeles and Johannesburg, including a four-hour layover in
00:43:44Geneva. This means that Mr. Rosehill will not be officially reported missing for another eight
00:43:51hours when his plane lands in South Africa without him. Now, barring the miracle of the
00:43:58plane crash, this leaves us eight hours in which to retrieve the card and execute the operation.
00:44:05If, however, at the end of the seventh hour the card is still absent,
00:44:10you and your men will proceed without it. It's too dangerous. Life is dangerous, Mr. Kenton.
00:44:21You could walk out onto the street this very afternoon and suddenly be struck by a speeding car.
00:44:27I don't like it. Stewart's not gonna like it either. Mr. Kenton, I've spent several years
00:44:35and several millions planning this venture, and I'm not about to let anything or anyone impair it,
00:44:42so I suggest that you have a little talk with Mr. Stewart before I do.
00:44:51It would be too tragic if you were both struck by the same speeding car.
00:45:21Okay, so now we know where Tito gets his blasting caps, but, uh, shouldn't we be following Chamberlain?
00:45:28No. May I ask you why? Construction worker named Vasquez set up a meeting with my partner to tell
00:45:34us something got them both killed. Vasquez worked for Kent. So you think Kent had something to do
00:45:41with it? Shit rolls downhill. Let's see where it rolls next.
00:45:59Good afternoon, Mr. Kenton.
00:46:01Excuse me, sir, this is a private club. Please.
00:46:18Excuse me, did I just go in there? Thanks.
00:46:31We've got trouble.
00:46:47Son of a bitch! You know who? Yeah, I voted for him. North District City Councilman Leonard Stewart.
00:47:03Oh, I see you voted the scumbag party. Yeah, politicians are nice people. Everybody should own one.
00:47:10Looks like your councilman's close to the edge. Yeah, let's push him over.
00:47:19Help! Help!
00:47:38You think that did it?
00:47:42Not quite.
00:47:48Got a possible bomb threat. Which one is Councilman Stewart's car?
00:47:54It's a BMW, license number 2, SAM564.
00:48:03Excuse me, which way did I go? Thanks.
00:48:19So
00:48:40that did it. Always does.
00:48:42I don't know who they are and I don't care. I said I want out.
00:48:48Just a moment, Leonard. Tito, you're fired. I'm sorry, Leonard, you were saying?
00:48:55I said I want out. I want my goddamn money and I want out.
00:49:00Calm down, Leonard. No, I'm not gonna fucking calm down, Leonard. You asked me to get Kent
00:49:07the goddamn contract and I got on the goddamn contract. Now, I want my money and I want out.
00:49:14All right, Leonard, all right. Look, anything you say. Yeah, we'll come and get you.
00:49:22You know, there's nothing worse than a crooked politician.
00:49:26Bob, the councilman needs a ride.
00:49:36You couldn't wait to get that raggedy old sweatshirt back on, could you? Nope.
00:49:52You know something? I'm really beginning to enjoy police work. No, no, really. I really
00:49:58think I could get into this as an alternative occupation. Sort of fun. So what kind of money
00:50:05you guys make? Starting pay around $23,000 a week, a year. You let people shoot at you
00:50:13for that kind of money? That's right. What kind of money does a brain surgeon make?
00:50:30Or maybe a gynecologist. Now, that wouldn't be such a bad job, would it? Have your nose
00:50:34buried in the work.
00:50:43Hey, hey!
00:51:05Get an ambulance for Hope Figueroa.
00:51:21Now!
00:51:35Move it, move it. Let's go.
00:51:40Please. That's the guy. That's the guy. He's the one.
00:52:05Here you are, Peter. Thank you. You're welcome.
00:52:18What do you mean he got away? He came back to the car, he was gone.
00:52:25And where were you when all this was going on?
00:52:28I was, uh, I... He was guarding a possible suspect. The guy with his throat slit. Nice work.
00:52:37Agent Regan, you're off the case. Yeah, I kind of figured that. Put out an APB on Peter Jade.
00:52:46This was a stupid idea in the first place. No shit. Geez, I'm really sorry, Dave.
00:52:54Don't worry about it, Whitney. They'll be other bad guys. Come on, I'll give you a ride home.
00:53:00Detective Jade, here's that report you wanted. You were right. Chamberlain made some heavy duty
00:53:06contributions to Stewart's campaign. I still don't get how Kent Construction ties into this.
00:53:13Good question. Thanks, Sinclair. I owe you one. Then how about buying some cookies?
00:53:19Oh, yeah. You got any of those on mint ones? Sure do. Son of a bitch stole my wallet!
00:53:28Detective Jade, David Jade, here to question one of the prisoners.
00:53:34Thank you for your cooperation.
00:53:42Yo, nice work.
00:53:50I'm sorry.
00:53:51Hey, Mr. C, how you doing? I'm doing fine, Peter. Good to see you. So what? You miss prison that bad?
00:54:22No way. I just came to pay homage to the master. If it wasn't for you, I'd still be boosting car
00:54:28ratings. You taught me everything I know. Except how to bullshit. And you, Peter, are the master of that.
00:54:37So what's going on?
00:54:40Where'd you get that? Uh, I found it. Now can you tell me what I found? A depository card.
00:54:55Accesses to the Heimler Polycast Bowl. A beautiful, beautiful tomb. Only three of them were made.
00:55:04One for the French consulate in Washington, one for the late, great Shah of Iran.
00:55:09And the last, right here in sunny Southern California, at the I.D.A.
00:55:15International Diamond Exchange. Yep. On any given day, that old card
00:55:22will get you maybe five billion dollars in diamonds. Billion? With a B?
00:55:28Hang on, Peter. Don't come too quick. It's not going to do you any good. Why not? Well, think about it.
00:55:38Diamonds are an international currency. So in that exchange, you got fellas from Japan, India, South Africa,
00:55:4835 board members from all over the world. Each one of them's got a card like that. I just suppose
00:55:54I just suppose that some muscle-bound idiot happens to find one of those cards.
00:56:01What's to prevent him from just walking in there and cleaning the place out? Another vault.
00:56:08You're always one of my best, dude. Yeah, Heimler's sitting pretty, behind 16 feet of concrete and
00:56:15steel. A magnetic timeline set to open only during business hours when there's plenty of armed guards
00:56:22around to keep the undesirables away. Like you and me. No way. If you're accidentally locked inside,
00:56:33it'd take a construction crew half the night to blast you out. You might as well try to break
00:56:38into Fort Knox. Did you say a construction crew?
00:57:08Thank you. You've made my life so much easier.
00:57:39If you'll give me the card back, I'll let you keep all the diamonds, which you also stole from me.
00:57:53You got the wrong guy.
00:57:54Enjoy your Christmas, you. That's my twin brother.
00:58:05I like that. Humor in the face of adversity. I like that. Bob.
00:58:16Ever since I was a child, I've always gotten exactly what I wanted.
00:58:20Yet, one way or another, things always seem to end up in my favor.
00:58:26At this point, I do not know how I would react to being disappointed.
00:58:34Bob, either you are going to run out of blood, or I am going to run out of patience.
00:58:43Maybe both. I don't know. Oh, where's the card?
00:58:50You got the wrong guy. This is becoming a bore. Freeze. Drop it.
00:59:01It looks like I owe you an apology. I said drop it. No. You drop it.
00:59:32You got it. Good. Now I'm happy again.
00:59:54What about the rest of the money? No, leave it. It's still traceable.
00:59:59Besides, we don't need it anymore. Getting out of the money laundering business?
01:00:05It served its purpose. Like financing a hit on the diamond exchange?
01:00:10Oh, who said bodybuilders were big and dumb? We're ready.
01:00:20Mysticate. Here is the card. Please don't lose it.
01:00:29Now, Jeremy, get the plane ready. Gentlemen, I want to thank you for making this a most memorable day.
01:00:39Bob, let's go for a ride.
01:00:58This is Unit 4. We are in place at the rear of the building.
01:01:28This is Unit 2. The roof is secure.
01:01:36This is Unit 1. We've got it tied up out front. There's no way they're getting in here.
01:01:41I own this building.
01:01:50Come on, man. Take it easy, will you? I want to be alive when they come in the middle of me.
01:01:59Check it out. Metro Rail Committee Chairman, 4th District City Councilman, Leonard Stewart.
01:02:05Use that to take from Chamberlain, too. Oh, my God. Kent Construction is building
01:02:10the downtown section of the Metro Rail. Remind me not to ride it.
01:02:14Dave, the Metro Rail runs right under the diamond exchange.
01:02:58Media's here. They want a statement. Which media?
01:03:15Local TV and papers. Anybody from the networks?
01:03:18Make them wait.
01:03:48Jones!
01:04:11Bring me some decaf.
01:05:11We're in. Copy that. I'll clear topside.
01:06:11That's it. Coming out. Topside. Copy?
01:07:11Gentlemen, may I propose a toast?
01:07:32First of all, to those of us who were unable to make the party tonight.
01:07:37To Bob and the others who... I don't give a shit about anyway.
01:07:47The less the merrier, huh? Yeah, and secondly, and most importantly,
01:07:53to the most brilliantly conceived and successful rip-off since the invention of junk bonds.
01:08:01Gentlemen, I thank you.
01:08:23Oh, golly. Of course, Mr. Kent, I forgot. You don't drink.
01:09:00Your flight's been cancelled.
01:09:08Gentlemen!
01:09:11There's enough here to make everyone forgive and forget.
01:09:14Enough to forgive you for killing my partner?
01:09:23Forget it.
01:09:26You certainly should be able to appreciate my offer.
01:09:30Look at them. Brilliant. It's like they're alive.
01:09:39They don't really reflect light. It seems to emanate from them.
01:09:45They sparkle with dreams, with power.
01:10:01Forgot to say you're getting drowsy.
01:10:05You know what? You're as dumb as I look.
01:10:10Book him, Devo.
01:10:15Hey, Peter, you all right?
01:10:24No, I'm not all right. I'm shot. He shot me.
01:10:29Hey, Peter.
01:10:30What?
01:10:33I'm not mad at you anymore.
01:10:37Dave, go kick some butt.
01:12:15So,
01:12:30Peter?
01:12:37Peter!
01:12:44Peter!
01:12:50Peter!
01:13:07Peter!
01:13:37Peter!

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