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I want to save her life, and
I don't know how to pay for it.

Previously on "Rebel"...

Please, just take
my college fund.

You cannot tell your dad.

Let's just
get it out of the way.

Give me a quick kiss.

Helen made it
through her surgery.

Misha noticed deterioration
on the valve.

There could be
something leaking

into the bloodstream.

Misha's gonna study it.

You think he's settling,
Luke?

Oh, come on.
Cruz is going broke.

He needs to settle.

Hey, Cruz.
What's the word?

No deal.

W‐What do you mean,
you can't find it?

I mean it's not here.

♪♪

♪♪

The hell you doing out here
honking in the dead of night?

You didn't answer your
phone, and we've got news.

And your house
could be bugged.

This couldn't wait
till morning?

The office could be
bugged, too.

I checked.
They didn't find anything.

You used
the cheap guys.

We need
the expensive guys.

Yeah, of course.

You really think Stonemore's
spying on us?

Don't you?

How'd they know
about Helen's surgery?

No one knew.

I think Amir
might've told Cassidy.

He said he didn't.

Not intentionally.
Accidentally.

He said he didn't.

Okay, whatever.
It's chilly, I'm tired.

What's the news?

For the past two weeks,
we've been investigating

everyone that could have
stolen Helen's valve.

It's gotta be one
of these three people.

♪♪

Maybe Ziggy mentioned
Helen's surgery.

Uh, who's Helen?

She's a client,
Sean,

and something went missing
after her surgery,

so we're wondering if you were
at the hospital that night.

Hang on.
Are you accusing Sean

of stealing
Helen's heart valve?

No, no, no, no.

Nobody's accusing anybody
of anything.

What if
I stole it?

You couldn't have.

You were helping deliver
Maddie's baby until 7:00.

You investigated me?

We investigated
everyone.

Helen's heart valve
went missing

sometime between
4:00 and 6:00 P. M.

A car with
your license plate

was in the hospital parking lot
between 5:00 and 6:00.

So we need to ask you,
once again ‐‐

Were you at the hospital
that night?

♪♪

Oh. Hello.
You're in my office.

I'd say make yourself at home,
but you already have.

Got a minute?

I'm just getting off call
and was gonna go home

and take an Epsom salt bath,
but you look serious and scary.

Did something bad happen?

That's what
we want to know.

Hospital call logs show that
in the past two weeks,

seven separate calls
were made from your office

to the offices of
the Stonemore Corporation.

♪♪

Come in.

I got you
donuts and coffee,

and you can dunk 'em
like you're gonna dunk him.

Get it?

Duncan?
Dunk him?

It's corny,
I know.

What do you get a guy
for a deposition?

I don't know.
I'm new to dating lawyers.

I need to
show you something.

Okay.

This is footage

from a video camera
outside the hospital

the night that my client's
valve went missing.

When Rebel showed me this,
I was shocked.

This case is worth
a lot of money,

and I don't put it past
Stonemore to hire someone

to get inside to
get information.

And you think
that's me?

I don't know,
but I gotta ask.

What were you doing in
the hospital that night?

He was at the hospital
to pick me up,

and I texted him that I got
a ride from one of you guys.

Can I see the texts?

I don't have it
anymore.

Zig, we found out some other
stuff that makes us nervous.

Like what?

Well, Sean,
you said you were from Encino,

but there's no record of you
at Encino High.

There is, however, a record
of you at Hollywood High,

and not a very good
record.

You were expelled for stealing
equipment from the computer lab.

And the home address that
you gave Hollywood High

is actually
a weed dispensary,

which I'm assuming
is not your home.

So, as Ziggy's parents,
we need to know some truth,

because there are
an awful lot of lies here.

Wow.

Okay.

I've been so nervous
to tell you this

that I even practiced
with my therapist,

and this is not how we planned,
but here goes.

I had breast cancer
five years ago.

I'm in remission,
but I have BRCA,

and I'm planning on getting
a double mastectomy,

and I was at the hospital for
a consultation with my surgeon.

And I was gonna
tell you tonight

before we went to bed
together,

but that is not gonna be
happening anymore,

'cause trust
is a big deal with me.

Kinda
out the window.

I'm gonna go now.

What's the name of
your oncologist?

♪♪

Ziggy said you used to be a cop,
but you aren't anymore.

That's right.

But I assume
you have a gun.

So if I get up and walk out
that door right now,

you're not
gonna shoot me?

No, of course not, Sean.

Cool.

Nice, guys.

Really nice.

I went to medical school and
then did five years of residency

and two years
of a fellowship,

and you think
I'd go through all that

but really be on the take
from a company

that's trying
to hurt people?

Well, what were
those calls about?

I'm not a spy.

I can't believe you'd question
my integrity like that.

Misha, I investigated my husband
and my own daughter,

but none of them made
seven calls to Stonemore.

I know this is
terrible and intrusive,

but so are people dying because
we can't win a damn lawsuit.

I don't understand the corrosion
I saw on Helen's valve,

so I've been calling colleagues
trying to figure it out.

No one has any answers,
but a few people did say

that about two years ago,
there was a woman,

a Stonemore sales rep,
who was calling around

warning surgeons not to use
the valve, that it was flawed.

A whistle blower?

Her name's
Kate Foster.

I called Stonemore to get
her contact number.

First person I spoke to

said there was no ex sales rep
by that name,

so I called again
and again and again

and again and again
and again.

Was that six "again"s?

Finally, someone
admitted that, yes,

there was a woman named
Kate Foster who was a sales rep

who was fired for
failing a drug test,

and she lives
in Long Beach now.

So I called Kate Foster,
but she wouldn't talk to me.

She accused me of
working for Stonemore

and trying
to ruin her life.

So this is the second time
this week

that I've been accused
of being a spy.

There. I just sent you
her contact information.

Now I'm really gonna go home
and take a bath.

Mm‐hmm.

Wanna go to
Long Beach?

Let's do it.
Let's do it.

♪♪

What do you want?

Uh, Kate Foster?

My associate and I
are involved in

a lawsuit against
the Stonemore Corporation.

We wanted to ask you
a few questions.

I'm calling the cops.

I've had it with
you Stonemore maggots.

Oh, no, honey.

We don't work
for Stonemore.

We're trying to take 'em down,
and we need your help.

Right. I'm not an idiot.

Show her
who you are.

Kate, my name
is Annie Flynn Ray Bello.

I'm sort of known for
fighting for people like you.

Here we go.

Yeah, I‐I don't think you're
getting your phone back.

Fi‐‐ Fine!
Okay, fine.

I'm sorry I asked.

So, Nate says that
there is an oncologist

with the name
Angela gave,

but HIPAA regulations protect
a patient's privacy.

Rick?

Check it out.

He made
his own bread.

You know, there's nothing more
that I want for you

than a man that
bakes his own bread,

but I have to ask you again ‐‐
Did you check him out?

I double and
triple checked him out.

Believe me,
it is not Rick.

Angela
hates Cruz now.

Misha really hates us.

Oh, Ziggy hates us
the most.

But it still
could be Sean.

If it is?

If corporations are now
hiring underage people

to seduce the newly sober
children of their adversaries

to win lawsuits?

I don't know if this is
a world I want to live in.

You guys check out.

You coming in or not?

Yes.

How long have you been employed
at Stonemore Medical?

I founded the company
in 2010 ‐‐

But it says on
the website ‐‐
2011, I know,

but it was actually 2010,

right after my brother
was diagnosed ‐‐

Stop.

Let the deposer finish
asking the question,

then take a beat
before you answer,

just in case
I need to object.

Also, just answer
the question that's asked.

Don't volunteer
any additional information.

You know, I've been
deposed before.

Not by Julian Cruz,
you haven't.

And he's gonna focus on
how the valve went missing,

so let's go there.

Mr. Duncan, do you know
the whereabouts

of every heart valve
Stonemore Medical
has manufactured?

The company keeps
records of that, yes.

Do you know the whereabouts
of the heart valve

removed from
Helen Peterson?

No.

Did you or anyone
in your employ

cause that valve
to be removed

from California Midland
Medical Center?

As a rule,
when a valve is explanted,

it comes back
to the manufacturer.

That valve
is my property,

so if you're asking
if I stole it,

how could I?

I own it.

But do I know where
it currently resides?

No, I do not.

And I don't appreciate

the inference of
criminal behavior.

Criminal behavior?

I thought you said
you own the valve.

Now you're admitting that
you taking it would be a crime?

I'm saying ‐‐
You're saying
too much.

The correct answer,
if you're asked

if you took Helen's valve,
is "no."

Let's try this
again.

Got a sec?

Yes.

So, I was in the shower,
and I got an idea.

I'm pretty excited
about it.

Okay.

Duncan doesn't know about
Maddie's baby,

so why don't we
spring it on him?

Let him know we're going to
amend our complaint to include

a cause of action
for wrongful death?

Why would we give away

the strongest thing
we have against him right now?

So, I was thinking,
when he realizes that his valve

led to the death of a baby,
he might ‐‐

Get a conscience all of a sudden
and say, "I did it.

I created a valve
that's killing babies.

I knew it,
and I'm sorry"?

I don't think so.
No, but it
might rattle him.

Anything we could do to unnerve
him would be extremely helpful.

Listen, I understand
your enthusiasm,

but I think we should stick to
the line of questioning

that we discussed
right now.

That's my call.

Okay.

Amir.

When you had
that brainstorm about, uh,

mentioning Maddie's baby,
did you happen to, uh,

mention it, uh, to anyone
who was within

a...close proximity
to you?

I was in the shower.
No, I understand.

And you had an idea
that excited you.

When I have an idea
that excites me,

I tend to want to
tell somebody about it.

Wait.

Are you asking me if I was
in the shower with Cassidy

and told her
about Maddie's baby?

I was trying very hard
not to ask you that.

Sir, I did not tell Cassidy
about the valve.

I didn't do it intentionally
or accidentally.

I didn't do it in the shower
or while I was sleeping.

I didn't do it in a car.
I didn't do it in a bar.

I didn't do it in a box.
I didn't do it with a fox ‐‐

I get it.
I get it.

I'm sorry
I keep asking.

Hey, Misha.
What are you doing here?

I just came from
being interrogated

by your mother
and a private investigator.

Ruined my morning.

The way I see it,
you owe me coffee.

I'll make more.
Come on.

I'm really sorry
about that.

They did
the same thing to me.

The only thing
that was missing

was a lineup
and double‐sided glass.

I don't like being
accused of stealing.

I don't steal!

I'm sure you don't.

I stole once.

Oh.

A lace bra from
Victoria's Secret.

I was 14
and a late bloomer,

and all the other girls
in my class had boobs,

and I didn't need a bra yet,
but there was a sleepover,

and I couldn't show up
without a bra.

And then what happened?
You got caught?

No, I still have it.
It fits now.

But I did not steal
that heart valve!

God, I'm tired.

How was
your overnight?

You know,
two successful births.

One set of twins
and a postpartum follow‐up

this morning
before I left with Maddie.

How is she?

Well, there's supposed to be
a new baby at those things.

Instead, she's sitting there
broken, distraught.

I'm asking her
invasive questions

about a baby
that just...

Yeah.
Not great.

Do you have any gin?

I know it's morning,
but it's night for us,

and coffee
isn't cutting it.

I do have gin.

Mm.

♪♪

♪ She's fire like
a comet burning space ♪

♪ But I want another taste ♪

♪ Of ya love ♪

♪ I'm burning up, burning up ♪

♪ Cool me down,
I've had enough ♪

You gonna tell me
what's going on?

Hey, I just
lied for you.

I didn't need a ride
that night.

What were
you doing there?

Look, I don't need you to lie
for me, alright?

But also, I don't need to be
accused of stuff I didn't do

when I've worked my ass off
to get clean.

I'm not accusing you
of anything.

Well,
your parents are.

Well, they just found out that
you stole a bunch of stuff.

Well, so did you!

I mean, you stole money
to buy drugs,

and it got you expelled.

Which I
told you about!

But somehow, your history
of stealing computers

never came up.

Not even in NA!

Which, you know, so much
for rigorous honesty, I guess.

Okay.

Here's some honesty.

You and me?

I'm ‐‐ I'm not
into it anymore.

It's not
working out for me.

I'm sober 42 days, so all
I have to drink is water!

Sober
almost 15 years!

15 years! Wow!

42 days!
Wow back at you!

Can you turn down
the music?

♪ Come on, come on ♪

♪ Put your black dress,
your black dress ♪

Stonemore's listening,

and the music makes it
hard for them to hear.

But I'm recording this,
too,

in case you try to use
what I say against me!

So, uh, you said
you lost custody?

Yeah.
Of Asher.

He's 9 now.

The court gave my ex
custody.

Why?
What happened?

Stonemore happened.

Short version ‐‐
I was a sales rep,

life was great,
and then I overheard something

that made me
question the new valve.

I started asking questions,
and, suddenly, I was fired.

They accused me of having
an inappropriate relationship

with Mark Duncan's brother

and said that I failed
a company drug test.

I never slept with Jacob Duncan,
and I never did drugs!

I knew it was because
I was telling the surgeons

that the new valve
was no good.

I became
pretty paranoid,

especially after
the cops stopped me

with my kid
in the car.

They said I was
driving erratically.

They searched my car
and found drugs.

But I swear on my kid's life,
I did not put them there,

and I was not
driving erratically.

But it all went to hell
after that anyway.

My husband left,
sued for full custody and won,

and then
I started drinking.

I was a mess.

Because you
made me a mess!

My husband got
a restraining order,

and I haven't seen my kid
in eight months.

But I stopped drinking,
and I am trying.

I am really trying.

What did you overhear
about the valve?

Hey.

They've already
ruined your life.

Your son is gone.
What else can they do?

Let us help.

Okay.

Jacob Duncan
has aortic stenosis.

He was all set to get
the Stonemore valve,

but at the last minute
got a pig valve

because his brother,
Mark Duncan, told him to.

Mark said that there
were problems

with the Stonemore
valve.

He said that to you?

At a company retreat.
I overheard them talking.

And then I called Jacob,
and he admitted it,

and I recorded it!

Do you have
that recording?

♪♪

I can't get near
my husband

because of
the restraining order.

But if I could just talk to him,
show him that I am sober,

maybe he would
let me see my kid.

So you talk my husband
into letting me in,

and I will play you
the recording.

♪♪

♪ Shakin' ♪

♪ Are you countin' ♪

♪ How many bullets ♪

♪ How many bombs hit ♪

♪ Shakin' ♪

♪ Are you feelin' ♪

Was that blue car
behind us

at the gas station
on our way here?

♪ Spreading under your feet ♪

Uh, it's a family
with kids.

You think the family and kids
work for Stonemore?

I don't know
what I think anymore.

We gotta
get that tape.

Grady?

Hey, babe.

Uh, yeah, we need
security cameras,

and can you
get those guys back

to sweep the house
for bugs again?

Don't you think
that might be overkill?

No.

Uh, is Ziggy home?

Yeah.
She won't talk to me.

She's holed up in her room,
playing guitar.

Oh, that means
she's depressed.

Where's Sean?

Well, like I said,

I'm not her favorite person
right now,

so she's not exactly
spilling the tea.

Yeah. Okay.

I love you.
Love you, too.

Go get 'em, boss.

Ready?
Yeah.

Cameron?
I'm Rebel, this is Lana.

We would love to talk to you
a little bit about ‐‐

I know what
you're here for.

I've seen you on TV.

Asher, go, uh,
play in the backyard

while I talk
to these ladies.

Okay.

The valve was corroded.
And I put that in people.

I did that.

And presented at conferences
and won awards

and made lots of money
because

I put that ‐‐ that thing
in innocent people.

Pour.

But you didn't know,
right?

And everything looks bad

when you pull it out
of a human being.

No, no.
But this was different.

Normally,
there's inflammation, but...

Here.
Uh...

Okay.

This is a heart.

Clearly.

And, uh...

this ‐‐
this is a valve.

Normally, the heart's like,
"Oh, I don't love this,"

and the tissue around it
gets inflamed, upset.

Looks delicious.

But this
was like this.

Poor guy.
No. No.

Not poor guy.
Not poor guy.

Because the theory here
is that the mottled valve

just looks banged up and
innocent and like the victim,

but maybe it's not.

Maybe there is something in it
that is doing the real damage.

You know, something
that is going through

the entire body and attacking
everything in its path.

So you're saying the broccoli's
like a Trojan horse.

We need to be looking
at the soy sauce inside of it.

Exactly. Oh!

Oh! Oh, God!
Oh!

Uh...

It's fine.

No, no, no. It's fine.
Sorry.

Yeah. It's fine.
Leave it.

You can barely see it.

You know, we would
definitely not see it

if we went back
to the bedroom.

♪ Hey, what makes you shine ♪

♪ Hey, what makes you shine ♪

♪♪

♪♪

Mr. Duncan,
how do you keep track of

the heart valves that
you manufacture?

Objection ‐‐ Assumes
facts not in evidence.

Allow me to rephrase.

Do you keep track
of the heart valves

that your company
makes?

The company does,
yes.

And do you keep track
of the valves

that get removed from
Stonemore heart valve patients?

Well, they don't
get removed that often.

That's not
the question.

The question is,
when they do get removed,

do you keep track
of them?

I'll remind you that this
deposition is being videotaped,

and every time
your lawyer coaches you,

it's being recorded.

So is your badgering.

Answer the question.

We like to account for
all of our valves,

one way or another.

Is that a yes?

It's not
a yes‐or‐no question.

Let me make
my question clear.

Did you take
Helen Peterson's valve

from the pathology lab

the night it was removed
from her body?

Objection. It's an
absurd accusation with
no basis in fact.

Objection noted.

Please answer
the question.

I didn't
take her valve, no.

Mark ‐‐
Actually, I wonder
if you took it

because it wasn't corroded,
and therefore could prove

that it wasn't responsible for
Helen Peterson's illness

or the death of
her daughter's baby or ‐‐
Mark!

What?

I'd like to
take a break.

What are you
thinking?

You told Cassidy.

No, I did not.

Yes, you did.

It's okay to make a mistake.
People make mistakes.

But it's not okay
to lie to me right now.

You know what?
That's it.

That's it for me, man.
I quit.

You quit?
You can't quit.

You can't just leave.

Why not?

I'm working for free
at this point, Cruz!

I'm incurring interest on
my student loan debt

to the tune
of $380 a month,

and the thanks I get is to have
my morals questioned

and all my ideas
dismissed?

You're accusing me
of lying, Cruz!

Listen, I'm sorry.

Hey.
Your "sorry"
is too late.

I quit.

Kate says that
Stonemore set her up.

Come on.

She had an affair with
Mark Duncan's brother.

When he broke it off,
she wanted to hurt him,

so she made
this stuff up.

He's a shareholder
in the company.

And she started
doing drugs?

I guess.

What did they find
in the car?

Oxy. Coke.

A bunch of
other stuff.

Did you ever
see her impaired?

I was working
all the time,

and ‐‐ and she was on a crusade
to bring down Stonemore,

so we didn't see much
of each other.

Okay.
I'm a recovering addict,

and my friends have plenty
of stories of when I was using.

Basically,
I slurred my words

and I fell asleep
in plates of food for years.

Did you see
any of that?

She failed a drug test.

Maybe.

Or maybe Stonemore
saw to it that she failed

and then put drugs in her car
and told you she had an affair.

I saw e‐mails between
her and Jacob Duncan.

Kate swears that Stonemore
hacked her account

to make it look like ‐‐

Oh, my God!
Of course she says that!

Come on.

Who takes responsibility
for having affairs?

And ‐‐ And I tried
to forgive the affair,

but I could not
forgive the neglect.

You know she forgot to pick up
Asher at school 11 times?

There wasn't room
for anything else in her life

but how Stonemore
was killing people.

Maybe she was right.

You ever think
about that?

You ever lie awake
at night wondering

if maybe she told
the truth?

Look, she just wants
one hour with her son.

You can be there.

Wouldn't your kid
like to see his mom?

♪♪

Come on, honey.

Oh, no.
Kate! Asher!

♪♪

Kate!

Mom?

- What are you doing?
- Stop!

What are you doing?!

Come on.
No!

Come on!
No!

Stop!

They're gonna get you
on kidnapping.

You want them to get you
on murder too?

♪♪

Kate, you don't
want to do this, baby.

I have done everything
the court asked for.

I miss him so much!

You don't believe
anything that I say,

so why should I play
by the rules anymore?

Dad, please,
I just want to see my mom!

I believe her,
Cameron.

3,000 people have joined
a mass tort suit

claiming that those valves
are killing them.

Kate's telling
the truth.

Here, look.
This is Maddie Peterson.

Two weeks ago,
she gave birth to a baby girl

who lived
for 36 hours.

She was suffering
from a fatal condition

caused by the mother's
Stonemore valve.

If the doctors
had listened to Kate,

if Mark Duncan had taken
that valve off the market,

Maddie wouldn't
have gotten it,

and that baby ‐‐ her baby ‐‐
would be alive.

She was gonna kidnap
my son.

Unh‐unh.
No, she wasn't!

I was just gonna take him
to the park to play.
Yeah.

I was gonna
bring him home.

He's my son.
He misses me.

Please, Cameron.

How would you feel
if somebody took your son away

for something
you didn't do?

Just imagine it.

You're having a happy life,
and it's stolen from you

because Kate
told the truth.

Your marriage ended
because Kate told the truth.

And then your son
can't even see his mom

because Kate
told the truth.

I want to prove it
to you, Cameron.

I want to prove to you
that Kate is telling the truth.

Help me do that.

Come with us.
Just for an hour.

Can we start there?

Sir,
I'm a private investigator.

I am armed at all times,
and I would be more than happy

to supervise this visit
along with you.

Hey, is Ziggy home?

Yeah.
Yeah, Sean.

Hey, Zig?

Um, I borrowed this from
you guys because I lost mine,

and I didn't want to be
accused of stealing it, so...

Sean,
you can keep that.

Hey, uh...

I‐I did go to the hospital
that night to pick you up

because you seemed stressed
about the baby and stuff.

But it took too long,
and I had to go get in line

at this shelter
I sometimes stay at.

I'm not there by 8:00 P. M.,
they're full,

and I have to sleep in my truck,
which is cold.

So, no,
I don't live in Encino,

my dad's not
in the picture,

and my mom's in Florida
with her boyfriend.

I use the weed shop
to get my mail,

and a few years ago,
I stole a bunch of stuff

and ‐‐ and sold it
for drugs 'cause...

yeah, I used to do
a ton of drugs.

But I‐I didn't steal
any sick lady's heart valve.

Hey, um...

Um...

Sorry for the way
that went down.

We should've maybe
handled it differently.

But stuff with Sean
didn't add up.

We can't have secrets
in this family, Zig.

I gave Mom my college fund
to pay for Helen's surgery,

and she told me
not to tell you.

She what?

We have secrets
in this family, Dad!

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♪♪

Start the video,
please.

Mr. Duncan,

what is Helen Peterson's
daughter's name?

I have no idea.

But you knew
her baby died.

You said so before.

Would you like the reporter
to read back your answer?

I knew that she had a baby
that died, yes.

How'd you find out?

Objection.

It seems like something
that you would remember.

It's not every day
that one finds out

that a baby has died,
unless you do.

With all your failing
heart valves,

a dying baby
might be like

a Monday, Wednesday, Friday
kind of thing.

Cruz, stop speechifying and
ask a question, if you have one.

How are you doing it?

Hmm?

Are you going through
our garbage?

Are you?

Are you using
our family connection?

Cruz.

That's an inappropriate
accusation.

I've seen you dancing
in the buff!

You're gonna talk to me
about what's inappropriate?

Are you listening
to our conversations?

Are you following us?

Tell him to answer
the question.

Don't.

No, I'm not
following you,

and I'm not listening to
your conversations.

Is somebody that works for you
following us,

listening to our conversations,
going through our e‐mails?

Don't answer that, and I object
to this line of questioning.

And I object to
being spied upon.

How did he find out that
Maddie Peterson's baby died?

Because the family
kept it private.

I knew, Rebel knew,
and Amir knew.

That's it.

How did he do it?

We're going back
on the record!

Who told you that
Maddie Peterson's baby died?

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Go ahead.

You're under oath.

♪♪

I don't remember.

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We're done here.
This is my deposition.

I decide when we're done.
It's not a deposition.

It's a platform for you to
grandstand on video

and make baseless accusations
against my client.

Are you instructing your client
not to answer my questions?

You don't have questions.
You have false statements

you're trying to smear
my client with,

and I'm not gonna
help you do it.

If you want to take it up
with Judge Bobiak, be my guest.

I will.
Cruz,
I need to talk to you.

Annie, I'm in the middle
of a deposition.

I know.
No one move, no one leave.

Sit down, Benji.

Cruz, you're gonna wanna
hear what I have to say.

Now.

If you leave,
you'll be back tomorrow.

You spent
her college fund?
Oh, God.

You spent her college fund
and told her not to tell me?

Helen was dying.

You spent Ziggy's college fund
on Helen's surgery?

Look, I did
what I needed to do.

I thought we'd made
a breakthrough, huh?

I thought my wife
was consulting with me!

Grady, please.

You pay it back within
six months or, I swear to God,

I'm taking you to court,
married or not!

Of course I'm gonna
pay it back!

We're gonna win
the case!

Cruz, come on, please.
Annie.

This is important!

What are
you doing here?

Sorry.
This won't take long.

Angela, I really need
a minute with Cruz.

So do I.

This was
my treatment plan.

12 rounds
of Doxorubicin.

I lost my hair,
and I had radiation.

Everybody said that
I was a fighter.

The day your client's
heart valve was missing

was also the day that
I had a pre‐op appointment

with my surgeon.

It was supposed to be
earlier in the day,

but he got hung up
on a complicated surgery,

and I didn't want to wait
another week to see him.

And there is
the appointment card,

and there are my latest scans,
and that is the date.

And I'm telling you
all this

because I haven't felt like this
about anyone in a long time,

and I don't want to lose you
without a fight.

So, you two can
get back to work.

I feel like an ass.

Yeah.

A complete ass.

She had ‐‐
Had cancer.

Yeah,
and we thought ‐‐
We thought she was lying.

And Amir quit.

What?
Yeah.

I accused him
of telling Cassidy.

We're
terrible people.

No.

They are.

We're just acting crazy because
Stonemore drove us crazy,

and I can prove it.

♪♪

♪ Start, feet, head, heart ♪

♪ Blood is running
right through my veins ♪

Mr. Bello?

Hey, Sean.

I know I'm the last person
you want to see right now,

but I want to offer you
a place to sleep.

The couch.

It's not
that comfortable.

You know, I'm in
the guest house 'cause...

my marriage is a mess
and, uh, Zig's mad at me.

The wife lied to me
about a bunch of stuff.

So, we're kind of
a mess right now,

but our mess has to be...

better than
some homeless shelter.

You want real questions
based on real evidence?

Correct?

I got one for you.

Mr. Duncan, I'd like to play
a recording for you.

See if you can identify
your brother Jacob's voice.

My ‐‐ My what?

Objection.
Lack of foundation.

Mark is seriously
pissed off, Kate.

Just stop saying this crap.

That could literally
be anybody.

I heard him tell you
not to get the Stonemore valve.

I was there.
He said it.

But there
could be a million

different reasons
for that, Kate.

Mr. Duncan,
is that your brother Jacob

admitting that you told him
not to get the Stonemore valve?

Objection.
Violates HIPAA.

Objection noted.

Answer the question.

That is private.

Is that his voice?

Objection!
Objection noted.

Please answer
the question.

Don't answer that.

For the record,

are you instructing your client
not to answer?

I am instructing him
not to answer

that question
or any other.

We're done.

Then I'm giving you notice that,
first thing tomorrow morning,

I will be filing
an ex parte motion

seeking to compel Mr. Duncan
to answer those very questions.

You go ahead and compel
whatever you need.

Will do.

Gotcha.

♪♪

Boom.

♪♪

Hi.

Oh, hey!

Hi.

What's
going on here?

Who's that?

Oh, I'm Luke.
Hi.

Oh, yeah.
I've seen you naked.

You play
a mean guitar.

Oh. Thanks.

Luke is a colleague of mine,
and we were gonna do work,

and I was gonna make
that pizza I bought ‐‐

Yeah, we ate it.
We ate it.

Yeah,
I can see that.

I also see that
you ruined the rug.

Ruined rug, stolen valve,
tomato, tomahto.

I was talking
to my brother,

so why don't you just
stay out of it?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't talk to
my girlfriend like that.

I'm not
your girlfriend.

Why not?
Huh?

'Cause...
I'm tired

of chasing you around,
you know?

I'm ‐‐ I'm tired of
the causal sex.

I'm gonna go in there,
and I'm gonna lay down,

and I‐I think
you should come with me.

And let me make you pancakes
in the morning.

And if you don't want that,
I‐I think you should just leave.

♪ I would do it all again ♪

You know, we're super drunk,
so obviously don't leave,

but we gotta
figure this out

because I'm a good guy
and your eyes are so pretty.

♪ Your words don't break
my bones ♪

♪ And I'm full of sticks
and stones ♪

I'm Nate, by the way.
I'm her brother.

Yeah.
Nice to meet you.

I'm so drunk.

♪ Yeah, I want you to know ♪

♪ Your words don't break
my bones ♪

Sorry.

Um...

I'm sorry about
the rug.

But I still think you know
where the valve is.

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

Maybe my place
was ‐‐ was a bad idea.

I'm so sorry about this.
No, no, no, no.

I'll order a pizza.

It's much more
comfortable,

and I could not bear another
all‐nighter in the office.

♪♪

Hey.
I've been texting you.

What's wrong?

I quit.

What?

And I just
burned it all down.

But I need to know,
did I burn it down for nothing?

Did you read my phone
while I was in the shower?

Wow, did you seriously
just ask me that?

What happened
to the valve?

I don't know,
Amir!

Unbelievable.

What's
he doing here?

Are you
sleeping with him?

What?

You know what?

That is strike three.

You burnt it all down because
Cruz couldn't trust you.

You can't stop
judging my choices,

you don't have faith
in my integrity as a lawyer,

and you clearly don't trust me,
so guess what?

I'm done!

♪ I'm not new in town ♪

♪ Babe, I've been around ♪

♪♪

♪ I want you to know ♪

♪ Your words don't break
my bones ♪

♪ I'm full of sticks
and stones ♪

I can leave.
I can take this work home and ‐‐
No.

We need case law
on hearsay.

♪ I'm not new in town ♪

♪ Babe, I've been around ♪

Hey.

Hey.

What's going on?

Sean here's gonna be
sleeping on the couch.

Are you serious?
Yeah, and tomorrow,

I'm installing
video cameras everywhere,

so no funny business.

Dad.
Calm down.

I'm gonna grab a shower.
Save me some mac.

Um...

Earlier,
I ‐‐ I said some stuff.

Yeah, that you're not
into this anymore.

Is that still true?

No.

I lied about that.

It'll be the last time
I lie.

Alright?
No more secrets.

Promise?

Promise.

You want?

Sure.

♪♪

♪♪

You can go home.

I can go through all the stuff
that Kate gave us,

and if anything turns up,
I'll give you a call.

Um, actually, I think I'm gonna
let Grady cool off.

You took
her college money?

Her college money
was my money

until I put it
into an account

and called it
her college money.

So, actually, I just borrowed
back my money

to save a woman's life,

and I'm not gonna be made
to feel bad about it.

Besides, after today,
we are gonna win that case.

So
let's be happy.

Kate
saved everything.

Security badges,
expense reports.

Huh.

Check it out.

It's a picture of
the sales reps.

Kate looks
like a baby.

Mm.

She started working for
Stonemore right out of college.

Boy, it looks
like a sorority.

Mark Duncan
definitely has a type.

Yep.

Oh, my God.

What?

That's Angela.

What?

♪♪

♪♪

That's her.

That's Angela's car.

Alright, I'm gonna
get Flynn to run her plates,

see if I can
get her real name.

You get Cruz
to come out.

♪♪

Julian!

Annie, Annie,
not now.

Can you, uh,
come outside for a minute?

No, I cannot
come outside.
No.

Just for a moment,
please.

No, I cannot
come outside.

♪♪

That's Angela.

She works
for Stonemore.

She's the plant.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Oh, no, you don't.

No, you don't.

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Whoa! Hey!

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