All language subtitles for SEAL Team 5x01 - Trust, But Verify Part 1 (English)

-Previously on SEAL Team...
-A SEAL has never

been in enemy captivity before.

You need to talk to someone.

I've checked all those boxes
with the Navy shrinks

and been declared fit
to operate.

Take the shot, Ray!

Pull it together, man.

(crying)
I have PTS.

When I was in Texas,
we became more than friends.

I'm pregnant.

My replacement Lieutenant Soto.

It's a new day
and a new Bravo, gentlemen.

DAVIS:
The doctors did everything
they could-- Full Metal's gone.

All the collateral damage comes
with the job.

The biggest tragedy
would be using it

as an excuse to not fight
for a future with you.

We should get married.

You all right?

(sighs)
It's just a headache.

Probably from the RPG.

I'm good, good.

Enjoy the party.

? ?

Time to go.

(wind rushing)

Bravo is in enemy airspace.

(indistinct radio chatter)

How's their flight path?

DAVIS:
They're tracking
to bull's-eye the LZ.

The plan's holding.

It better.

Bravo won't make it home
if it doesn't.

? ?

(birds chirping in distance)

RAY: My captors took a drill
and pulverized my leg.

The pain was excruciating.

But I don't feel any now.

(muted, distorted yell)

(laughs)

Sorry, baby,
I didn't hear you there.

Hope this exposure therapy
isn't just an excuse

to ignore your wife.
(laughs)

Exposure therapy helps make sure
I still have a wife.

-NAIMA: Mm.
-Mm?

-Mm.
-It's been nice having you home

for all of training cycle.

I love seeing you back
to your old self.

Still a lot of work to do, baby.

I am healing. I'm not healed.

Are you healed enough
to make it to the grocery store

for party supplies
after your language training?

Who... I'm...
Who throws a housewarming party

more than a year
after they move in?

People who had a year
like we did.

-That part.
-Yes.

You sure you're not using the,
uh, party as an excuse

to prove to Bravo I'm fine?

You know,
the boys haven't seen much of me

since I froze up
on the battlefield.

It can't hurt for your teammates

to see
how well you're doing now.

Right?

-Yeah, you right.
-Am I right?

-RAY: Mm-hmm.
-Mm.

What do we got here?
We got...

unicorns and rainbows
on a beautiful Texas day.

(chuckles)
I tell you what,

you're gonna turn some heads
in either one.

That's right.

Wow, look at you.

You're so beautiful.

Yeah, you could just...

sit on a park bench
and the birds would feed you.

-(door closes in distance)
-Somebody's home.

Hey.

Hey. How's my baby girl?

Uh, great. She, uh,
drank her five-ounce bottle,

uh, clocked in 94 minutes
of nap time,

and absolutely crushed
her tummy time. Didn't you?

I see you've rearranged
the bookcase again.

Oh, yeah. I mean, look,
this thing was like an IED.

If Leanne bumped into it, she
was gonna be on the wrong end

of a book avalanche.

I never guessed a man
who enjoys being shot at

would be the world's
most overprotective father.

SONNY:
Uh, speaking of which, um,

I got to get back to the base
for training,

but do you mind if I, uh,
if I come by later

and help with bath
and bedtime routine?

You've been over every night
for three months.

-There's no need to ask.
-I-I know, I just, uh...

Look, I don't want to overstay
my welcome.

No chance. Especially
since you're heading home

-in two weeks.
-Yeah.

Don't remind me.

Okay, hey, I'll see you
later tonight, munchkin, okay?

I'll see you.

UNDERSECRETARY:
Given the challenges

we're facing at home,
how do we modernize our military

without devoting
even more of our GDP to defense?

Lieutenant Davis?

Any ideas?

Diversify.

Put all of our eggs
in one basket,

and we will continue
to have setbacks like the F-35.

It's imperative
that our military branches

aren't spending time and money
on similar R & D

when a variety of perspectives
will triumph

over a homogenous viewpoint.

Impressive answer,
Lieutenant Davis.

Show us pencil pushers
a thing or two.

-(others chuckling)
-MAN: Madam Undersecretary...

-(whispers) Show-off.
-Shh.

(chuckles)

The summer reading list
isn't mandatory, Dad.

JASON:
It's mandatory
when you're, what,

have a "C" average?
That's mandatory, okay?

You're not evolving.
You're falling behind.

Come on, Mikey Muscles,
let's go.

Mikey led his team in goals

and improved his GPA again
last year.

-He's not falling behind anyone.
-Oh, really?
Okay, how about you?

Let's talk about you-- did you
talk to your Professor Cushman

-about your independent studies?
-Let's stay focused on Mikey.

-Okay, honey. Thank you.
-You got one of those for me,
Uncle Ray?

-Ah, seriously?
-Not unless it's suddenly
next year and you're 21.

-You guys are such buzzkills.
-Aw.

Just keep it moving along.
Nothing to look at here.

You know what?
Keep an eye on her, all right?

Yeah. To you, too.

-This kid.
-Can you believe it?

(chuckles)
Yeah. How was, uh,
how was testing?

All the training trips,
I missed that one the most.

Well, not with all
of Bravo together.

It was just
glorified drown-proofing,

-to be honest with you.
-Well, good thing
we'll be reunited soon, yeah?

Yeah. Hey, look, how about you?
You, uh...

sticking with therapy
and doing all the exercises?

How could I not with you texting
me every hour to remind me?

Well, I guess that's me
just showing you how much I...

care about you.

Hey. I'm always here for you.

-You know that.
-That's more clear than ever,
brother.

JASON:
All right, let's go.

-You got the steaks?
-Let's do it.
-Let's go.

So, um, we start off in Rwanda,

and then we move into...

Where was it?

-Tanzania.
-Tanzania, and then we end up

with some beach time
in Zanzibar.

-That is my dream honeymoon.
-Yep.

-Definitely worth the wait.
-And hopefully the money.

You know what?
Government just foot the bill

on your ultimate
summer adventure,

so it's time to focus
on spoiling me, please.

Hey, look, you can't put a price

on all the alone time
we'll have.

Yeah. No Bravo interrupting us
will be a nice change of pace.

Mm-hmm.

I'm not sure how you
kept Ray around for training.

? ?

Just... lucky, I guess.

Uh, you mind helping me
with this?

Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry.

-NAIMA: Thank you.
-(Stella clears throat)

Leave that there.

(grunts)
Is it just me, or are
these shoulders getting bigger?

Uh, I have to without you around
to help carry the team.

(laughs)
Yeah, well,
I'll be back soon enough,

give those lats a rest.

I'm, uh, glad to see

things are back on track
with you and Naima.

RAY:
Like you said, we got to fight
for what we want, right?

How's, uh, how's all
that language training going?

That's why you've been home,
right?

(chuckles)
Yoruba's been kicking my ass

with all
its different dialects, man.

But as warrant,

I got to keep adding tools
to my tool kit, right?

That's right.

Bring it in.

So, uh, Mikey thinks
he can make varsity.

-As a freshman?
-Yeah, if I outwork everyone,

age doesn't matter.

Three-foot world.

-Three-foot world.
-Chip off the old block.

Hi, guys. I wanted you to meet
my friend from work, Eva.

-Hi. I'm Brock.
-(Eva laughs)

-Eva, this is Jason.
-Hi.
-Hi.

Brock, I think Pepper made
a mess in the front yard.

-Uh, we're on it.
-Yeah.

Uh, come on, Mikey.
You can help, too.

Naima's told me a lot about you.

Well, that's, uh,
that's a little concerning

considering everything
she knows about me.

(laughs)

Eva is from just outside Philly.

I figured you two have a lot
in common.

Oh, Philly. Okay, let's do this.

Let's get Gritty about it,
shall we?

STELLA:
Hi.

-Here you are.
-Thank you.

Baby, are you worried that
we're spending too much money

on our honeymoon?

No, not... not after what
we saved on our shotgun wedding.

All right,
for the thousandth time,

we eloped.

-Right?
-Whatever we did,

look, it saved us plenty of
money to pay for the honeymoon.

It's good to know that
our wedding did something

other than give my mother
an excuse to guilt me

-for the rest of our lives.
-Yeah, for that alone,

you deserve to be spoiled.

Oh, such a good husband.

That just sounds weird
when we're three months in.

-Yeah.
-JASON: (groans) Oh, geez.

(mock groaning)

(laughs)
Hey, you got some, uh,
some holes in you

-from that ambush.
-Yeah, okay, well, Naima,

-she executed that
to perfection.
-STELLA: Yeah?

Does that mean that we have a...
a double date in our future?

Or is that gonna be difficult
since you guys

are attached at the hip?

What, are you jealous?

-Should be.
-(Jason chuckles)

Yeah, she is.

We'll always have Zion, right?

(Stella chuckles)

You know, I...

my grip slipped
on Angel's Landing,

-practically fell in your lap.
-Yeah, I remember.

I just didn't want
to embarrass you

-in front of your wife.
-(phone vibrating)

Oh. Party's over.

Okay, let's roll. Hey!

All right, boys, let's go. Hey.

JASON:
Any chance you called us in
'cause you missed us,

-Lieutenant Soto?
-(door closes)

Apologies for the short notice,

but Bravo's heading
to South Korea

for exercises
with the ROK Special Forces.

(Clay chuckles)

Losing our downtime at home
for more training?

JASON:
Wow, okay, well, I'm not sure

how much we can show ROK
when we don't have a full squad.

Petty Officer Quinn
and Lieutenant Davis

will be on the bird
when we depart at 0900 tomorrow.

-(Jason sighs)
-Any questions?

Hmm. South Korea.

Let's go.

-Jason.
-Yeah?

Do you, uh,
want me rolling on this one,

or you want me to stay focused
on my therapy?

No, no, no. Training will be
good for you, get your feet wet.

-You need it.
-I think it's time

I come clean to Bravo
about everything.

I don't want to hide things
from 'em anymore.

What are you talking about?
You got nothing to hide, man.

You're good now, right?
You're good.

If one of my brothers
went sideways outside the wire,

I might be looking for you
to sideline them

until they were squared away.

It's been three months.
You're good.

But you're the only one

that knows I've been working
on my PTS since then.

-The boys think
I just been learning languages.
-Okay, Ray,

we both know that all it takes
is one ignorant cake eater

to get a sniff or hint
that you got PTS,

and they'll pull you
from operating.

For good.

That's all Bravo needs to see

is you go out there training.

That's all they need to know.

-(pats chest)
-Go home.

Roger that.

HANNAH:
What are you doing?

Is the baby okay?

Yeah.

I, uh...

I got called back early.

Got to leave for Vah Beach
in a couple of hours.

I thought you had
two more weeks.

(quietly)
Yeah.

Well, at least wake Leanne up

-for a proper goodbye.
-No.

No, I worked so hard
to get her on that nap cycle.

I don't want to break it.

(whispering)
Hey.

Hey, munchkin,
Daddy's got to go, okay?

But I'm gonna race back
as soon as I can to see you.

I love you.

I'll come running back.

-All right.
-She's gonna miss her daddy.

Mm.

I'll see you.

? ?

You know, sorry I'm, uh,
blowing out of here.

You know, I just...
But you guys,

you know the drill, right?

I really was looking forward

-to driving you both back
to school, but...
-EMMA: Us, too.

-Next time.
-JASON: Next time.

Don't worry, Emma found us
a replacement ride.

Whoa, whoa, what do you mean,
a replacement?

Um, Brad's offered to drive.

That way I don't have to drive
in the city alone

after dropping Mikey off.

-Brad.
-Yeah.

Yeah, I actually don't hate
that idea.

Extra set of eyes and ears
never hurt.

Well, let's just make sure
that the eyes and the ears

are the only thing
that he's offering up. Got it?

-Gross, Dad.
-I'm your dad, okay?

-I'm supposed to say
that kind of stuff.
-But if you want to talk

about people offering up...

Eva seemed nice.

-I liked her.
-(Jason chuckles)

The two of you were both
in on this

with Naima, weren't you, huh?

You keep saying Bravo 1
and Jason Hayes can coexist.

Mikey and I are doing fine,

so it seems like you have time
for a relationship.

It's not that easy.
You don't just meet somebody

at a party, and all of a sudden
you're in a relationship.

Sounds like an excuse.

You deserve to have a life,
a full life.

Okay.

MICHAEL:
If you're not evolving,

-you're falling behind, Dad.
-You're falling behind, huh?

-EMMA: (laughs) Oh, God.
-Okay, I'll tell you what.

Maybe I'll call her

-when I get back.
-(barks)

(Emma laughs)

Look, this joint training

won't put our honeymoon
in jeopardy, all right?

I promise.

-Let's get
that big brain churning.
-The party yesterday,

when Jason didn't get your,
um, rock climbing reference,

you seemed kind of spooked.

Like you did
at our wedding reception.

Jason's 20 years of combat,

does that
still have you worried?

You know, headaches,
memory loss.

I just...

hope there's not something
going on inside his head.

Like Swanny?

If Jason has
a traumatic brain injury,

he's not fit to lead Bravo.

I know that.
You know, it's just,

I'm not even sure
there's anything wrong.

Well, you spent most of
the last three months with him.

Any other signs
that you've witnessed?

None, really.

He's been himself.

Better than himself, actually.

So the headache and the missed
reference three months apart

shouldn't be an indictment
on Jason's health.

You're right.

It's probably nothing.

So, how was her gas
after her bottle, huh?

-Normal tootsies and burpies?
-(others laughing)

-(making fart noises)
-Yeah, all right, all right.

Hey... I got to go, all right?

I love you, monkey.

See, all that training
down in Texas

has really turned you
into a Tier One Mr. Mom.

SONNY:
Well, aren't you all a sight

-for sore eyes.
-How's that
little girl doing, huh?

Uh, she's good, man.
Hey, uh, thanks again

for pulling those strings
and having me train down there.

Yeah, I really cherished
my time with her.

Yeah, we cherished our time
without you, too, Sonny.

JASON:
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Since when's our XO, uh,

joining us on training ops?

Since there is no training op.

RAY:
Wait, we're spinning up?

Apologies for the misdirect,

but this rollout comes
from way above me.

You'll receive more information
when we're on the ground

-at Yongsan Base.
-All right, Blackburn,

come on, what's up
with the cloak-and-dagger here?

Bravo Team will be conducting an
operation inside of North Korea.

(helicopter blades whirring
in distance)

(indistinct chatter)

JASON:
A lot more good idea fairies
than usual, huh?

Yeah. Running an op
inside of a country

we're still technically
at war with will do that.

Mission brings us
to the brink of Armageddon.

So much for easing back
into things.

Chips are down.

The command's got to play
their best hand.

SONNY:
Just hope we're not one card
short of a straight flush.

Here they come.

Welcome to South Korea,
Bravo Team.

I'm sure
your heads are spinning

given the nature of this op,
but focus up.

If this mission isn't executed
to perfection,

the consequences
could be catastrophic.

This is Jin Yong,
better known as the godfather

of the North Korean
weapons program.

Guessing soon to be
former godfather.

Yeah, but not how you'd think.

South Koreans believe
that Jin wants to defect.

Gaining access to what he knows
would be an intelligence coup.

Well, how strong is the intel
that this guy wants to defect?

Depends on how strong
his marriage is.

18 months ago,
his wife defected.

-She's our source.
-RAY: Can't imagine

her run for freedom
scored him points

with the regime.

Got him excommunicated

to the Komusan region

near the Chinese border.

What, they send him
to a work camp?

No, he is overseeing
a weapons project

under the careful watch
of the military

and secret police.

Fact that they hadn't executed
him speaks to his value.

RAY:
And why we're willing
to risk so much

getting him out of the country.

SOTO:
Bravo won't be getting him out.

A North Korean smuggler will.

Kwan Jon-Wi.

Defected from North Korea
a decade ago

and is now running
an underground railroad network.

RAY:
If Kwan has a network,

what does she need us for?

Usual tricks won't work
with so many eyes

on a VIP like Jin.

Kwan's been on the ground
for weeks

and has formulated a plan
to ferry Jin out of the country

by crossing
an electrified river.

I'm sorry, an electrified river?

SOTO:
Countermeasure
to defectors and invaders.

Bravo will shut the power down

before Kwan and Jin
hit the water.

If Kwan reaches downriver,
you'll exfil to the coast,

swim out
before anyone's the wiser.

Zero footprint. Zero kill.

Okay, that's
all great information,

but how do we infiltrate

the most fortified country
in the world?

Well, we can't figure it all out
for you, Master Chief.

It is on Bravo to tell us
your best way inside.

Op's not a go
till you have actions on.

Okay, call me paranoid,

but you not talking to me
that whole flight over

makes me feel like you're
giving me the cold shoulder.

No, I'm sorry. I'm-I'm playing
catch-up on this op.

O-Okay, well, look, keeping us
from starting World War III

is much better use of your time
than seeing baby pics, but...

-Oh, I'm sorry,
did I miss my chance?
-Oh, I... All right.

-Okay, Sonny, this is stupid.
-(laughing)

-Wow.
-Yeah.

This is cute. So...

how is dad life?

(laughs)
It's incredible. It is.

Ah, she's got me eating
right out of her hand.

I'm just... I'm so glad
you had so much time to visit.

I mean, it'd be more
than just a visit

if you'd take me up on my offer
and move to Texas.

You're acting like that wasn't
some whiskey-fueled fantasy.

How do you feel
about quitting Bravo

after spending three months
on base there?

You know,
my time in Texas made me realize

I love three things
in this world:

Leanne, Bravo...

and you.

Now, it just doesn't seem fair

that we can't get them all
to coexist.

Look...

you're right, I know the
situation with us isn't fair.

But it's also not changing.

It's time we both accept that,

you know, and...

forge new paths.

RAY:
Been tasked

with some tall orders before,

but getting into North Korea
is like breaking into Fort Knox.

-Mm-hmm.
-Whole country's designed
to keep people out.

CLAY:
Electrified fences,

surveillance cameras,
and we have to overcome all that

without using force
or any of our usual toys.

No ISR. No heavy weapons.
No RF signature.

Old-school teams
for an old-school op.

And remember, it's not our gear
that makes us the best.

I agree, boss, but if anyone so
much as catches a whiff of us,

we're screwed.

SONNY:
I know fatherhood
has softened me up, but...

a North Korean death camp
doesn't have much appeal.

Look, without overwatch,
we need an infil

that minimizes our exposure.

That eliminates
a border crossing.

Could swim in,
work our exfil in reverse.

Less eyes on the coast.
Safe in, safe out.

Got to be underground by sunup.

HAHO from over the Sea of Japan

could carry us
into Jin's region.

RAY:
Nah, the North Koreans would be

all over a military plane
off their coast.

You know what?

Looks like we need to book
a flight to Vladivostok.

Why the hell
we flying to Russia?

Plenty of seats
to pick from, boys.

Ah, it's about time Bravo gets
the "rock star" treatment.

(Sonny groans)

Flying on a commercial airline

to an op, and somehow
I still get stuck in coach.

Long way from having to up-armor
Humvees on our own dime.

Navy sure splurged
chartering this flight.

They're probably gonna take
a bite out of us somehow.

Probably charge us
for pillows and headsets,

knowing them.
Buckle in, guys.

Gonna be a bumpy ride.

Sonny, you know, seriously...

plenty of seats
to choose from here.

You don't need
to be squeezing me like this.

Everything okay back home?

-I'm sure it was tough
leaving Leanne.
-Yeah.

-Hmm?
-I got Bravo on my mind,

you know, given that we're,
uh, jumping into a viper's nest,

blindfolded with our hands tied
behind our back.

We can handle it, Sonny,
we can handle it.

I know we can.

-(sighs)
-But can everyone?

Ray was a liability
all last deployment.

Ray's fine. He wouldn't
be here if he wasn't.

Need I remind you, you weren't
a, uh, model sailor, either?

No, uh...

All of my issues stayed
on the boat, Jace.

I didn't endanger anyone.

Ray damn near got Brock killed.

It's hard to operate
when you can't trust

the men to your right or left.

What if he freezes up again?

(sighs)
It's my call.

Yeah, well, your call was made
when you thought this was

-just a training operation.
-Hmm.

J, your loyalty to Ray
is admirable,

but it's starting to blind you
on what's best for Bravo.

You questioning Ray's judgment
or mine?

(exhales)

Hey. South Korean intelligence
confirms that Kwan is ready

to link up with Bravo.

I sent the team
the rally point coordinates.

Well, all goes
according to plan,

Bravo will only be
on North Korean soil

for less than 24 hours.

It'll be a long day.

-We're used to those
around here.
-(chuckles)

Do I detect any regrets

about you not pursuing
that SOCOM position?

Fighting for justice
against a sexual predator

was the right call.

But...

Bravo running an op like this

reminds me
why SOCOM had appeal.

Hoping your new DoD fellowship

will open up
some new doors, huh?

-Those are powerful elbows
you're rubbing.
-I'm just broadening

my horizons.

Taking over a commercial flight
for infil.

This is a new one for me.

Can't imagine
the strings pulled on this.

Still getting used to swimming
in the DEVGRU deep end,

-Lieutenant?
-They just left

South Korean airspace.

We're about to be past
the point of no return.

? ?

Time to go.

Scratch HAHOing
from a commercial airliner

off your bucket list.

Playing D.B. Cooper
at 40,000 feet

over shark-infested waters
of the Sea of Japan

ain't on mine.

So much can go wrong
during this jump,

becoming shark food should be
the least of your worries.

JASON:
How are the winds?

Okay.

Masks on.

? ?

(wind rushing)

Bravo is in enemy airspace.

How's their flight path?

They're tracking
to bull's-eye the LZ.

The plan is holding.

It better.

Bravo won't make it home
if it doesn't.

? ?

CLAY:
This is the rally point.

JASON:
Where's our smuggler?

Lot of faith we're putting
in her.

You do realize
if we rip our britches

that Dennis Rodman is
our only hope

of smelling freedom again.

Think I got something.

I'm Kwan.
Welcome to North Korea.

Master Chief Hayes.
This is Bravo.

How far to the shelter?

Ten klicks. Need to hurry.

? ?

SONNY:
I've been in torpedo tubes
with more charm.

Place is a relic
from the Korean War.

I've called it home
for the past month.

Air definitely has
a nostalgic whiff to it.

JASON:
Hey. Get the cloud relay up

-so we can get our comms up
and running, huh?
-Yeah.

CLAY:
Don't worry.

This will ensure
the North Koreans can't hear us.

This bunker offers a good view
of where Jin is housed,

and it's safe.

Safe? We're in a country

where its citizens take an oath
to kill Americans, ma'am.

SONNY:
It's like being

a UT fan at a Oklahoma game.

JASON:
Brock, Trent,

pull security.

You're certain that
this compound is the best place

for you to grab him?

-Are you questioning my plan?
-I'm questioning

if it's the right plan.

Because if your plan goes
to hell,

it's my men who's caught
behind enemy lines.

Jin goes to work every day,
picked up at 0800,

escorted by secret police.

The lab is crawling
with soldiers and police.

Where he's housed offers
fewer risks.

He returns every night at 2100,

has dinner
with his other workers,

then goes for a stroll at 2130
every other evening.

Got to burn off
both those calories.

Is he escorted during his walks?

He's always alone.

The southeast corner
of the compound

is in the guard tower's
blind spot.

That's where
I will approach him.

When he disappears,
the guard tower will assume

-he's gone to bed.
-What about the guards
inside the dorm?

They'll know that
he didn't come back.

KWAN:
There are no guards inside,

just roaming patrol
around the compound.

We're in the middle of nowhere.

They're not worried
about anyone running.

Once I've made contact,
I'll drive Jin to the riverbank

and have him over the border
before daybreak.

Okay. Plan's simple.

This will work.

Assuming you keep
your part of the deal.

Well, what happens
if Jin doesn't go with you?

His wife gave me a phrase
that will win his trust.

Who else knows
Jin's your target?

-Nobody.
-Does your network know
you're working with Americans?

-No.
-What, you can't trust
your partners?

In North Korea you trust nobody.

(Sonny chuckles)

Well, that's reassuring.

Thought you were warriors,
not worriers.

Read us in on the power station.

Master Chief Hayes checked in
during the comms window.

Bravo's settled in
and prepping for the op.

Comms window every four hours
isn't exactly ideal,

but it's better than being
completely in the dark.

Anything from the South Koreans?

They're monitoring chatter
and troops' movements.

Nothing unusual.

Let's hope it stays that way.

Want our boys out of the Hermit
Kingdom as soon as possible.

Last deployment taught me
to never be comfortable

when my team steps
outside the wire.

Full Metal's death

hit us all hard.

Wish I could tell you
it gets easier.

RAY:
They put a knife to my neck

and finally delivered
on their promise.

But it wasn't my throat slashed,
it was Zied's.

(water dripping)

Let me ask you something.

You got concerns
about Ray rolling with us?

Nobody's been around him much
the last three months.

After how he behaved
on deployment,

thought you
might stand him down.

But I trust your instincts.

Mm.

The others don't seem to.

We weren't in the fight
when Ray froze up.

Sonny, Trent and Brock were.

That's probably why they
haven't gotten over it.

I just hope Ray has.

RAY:
You work in English?

I can't carry my notebook on me.

If it's discovered
in the middle of our operation,

people in these parts
can't read English.

They'll know something's off
but won't know what.

Buys you time.

Don't leave any stone unturned--

is that the secret
to your success?

(chuckles wryly)
Calling me a success
is an exaggeration.

I've had my share of defeats.

You know, I can't say
I've ever met someone

who repeatedly breaks back into
a country they broke out of.

I question my sanity sometimes.

When I finally made it
to South Korea,

I promised I'd never set foot
in this country again.

Promise you keep breaking.

Why?

Comfort.

All this brings you comfort?

In Seoul, I found comfort...

freedom...

happiness.

But then guilt.

Hard to enjoy good fortune
with that weighing on you.

One day I'm eating chimaek
and watching soap operas

when it dawned on me:
only a few miles away

my former countrymen
are eating pine bark

and polishing photos
of their leader out of fear

of being sent to the gulag.

In that moment,
I found my calling.

Knowing you're out there

provides hope
for those who need it the most.

(footsteps approaching)

Ray, time to jock up.

Excuse me.

KWAN:
I never observed more
than four guards at the station.

-One in the tower, three inside.
-The op will be over

before it starts
if someone's on the other side

of any door we kick.

Please don't kick anything.
Silence is your ally.

(chuckles)
That's a figure of speech
for us, ma'am.

Just remember,
we fire a shot or we use force,

-total mission failure.
-SONNY: One misstep

or hesitation could cost us
everything out there.

How you splitting us up?

JASON: Clay, Sonny, Brock
with me at the substation.

Ray, Trent,

eyes on Kwan and Jin. Copy?

-Roger that.
-KWAN: Once I have Jin,

it will take me ten minutes
to make it to the river.

Creating the power surge
should take us less than that.

-We'll start as soon as Ray
and Trent get eyes on you.
-KWAN: Jin's defection

will embarrass the regime

and hopefully ease the suffering
of my people.

You're helping many
by helping me.

Safe journey, Kwan.

Same to all of you.

Let's go. Roll out in five.

? ?

SONNY:
One guard.

Doesn't have an angle
on our planned route.

CLAY:
Just like Kwan said.

Didn't see any wires running
overhead to the transformers.

Breaker room should be
on the first deck.

RAY:
Any sign of Jin?

TRENT:
Nothing yet.
Any movement on the road?

RAY:
Negative.

Should give Kwan a straight shot
to the riverbank.

Wait a minute, here we go.
I got something.

It's Jin.

RAY:
Right on time.

No one's paying him
any attention.

TRENT:
Yeah. Time for Kwan
to wrap this thing up.

Yeah.

There's still no sign of her.

? ?

? ?

This place is a death trap.

Find the panel, set the bypass.

Getting electrocuted
in North Korea

isn't exactly how I want to go.

I'm sure Kwan
doesn't want to, either.

Hey. Lot of noise out there.

It's just hard to tell
where it's coming from.

-Check it out.
-Roger that.

(men speaking Korean
in distance)

(men continue speaking Korean)

(men continue speaking
in distance)

Guys, spotted six guards,
could be more.

Kwan said there was only three.

More eyes to spot us.
More anxious minds

-asking questions
when the power goes down.
-SONNY: We're fish in a barrel

if they start poking around
down here.

SONNY: What's the call, Jace?
Pull the plug now,

-we can slip out undetected.
-Look, the entire op's
contingent on what we do here.

We hold what we got.

Don't want to be here any longer
than we need to, either, but...

I found it.

(indistinct voices in distance)

JASON:
2, this is 1.

What's going on out there?

Samson is still out
for his stroll,

but he's probably
on his last lap.

Good copy.

Looks like he's slowing down
a little bit.

Yeah. If he decides to end
his walk early, we're screwed.

A vehicle approaching
from the east.

1, this is 2.

Pass "Price."

Copy "Price."

Kwan's en route.
Get the bypass ready.

Keeps us here
another ten minutes.

Soon as that power is down,

we Charlie Mike.

SONNY:
1, this is 3.

We got to move.
Two tangos heading downstairs.

RAY: (whispers)
Keep coming, keep coming.

She's about 30 seconds
form the rally point.

Jin should just be getting
to the blind spot then.

RAY:
Keep coming.

Keep coming, keep coming.

What the hell's going on?

Secret police.

No. Damn it.

No, no, no, no.

(sighs)
Bravo 1, this is 2.

-I pass "Earthquake."
-Say again your last.

I say again, "Earthquake."

Copy "Earthquake."
Virgil's off the board.

Kwan's been rolled up.

(sighs)

Hey, guards are
on their way down here.

We got to turn and burn.

If the North Koreans know
about Kwan...

They might know about us.

Could explain
the extra boots down here.

(electrical whirring, crackling)

I thought that rig was supposed
to make the river safe,

not black out
the whole building.

Yeah, that was the idea.

If it blows the power,
they're gonna be in here

checking the fuses in no time.

Op's been compromised.

Pull it. Pull it.

SONNY:
Come on, let's go, Blond Edison.

(electrical humming)

Got no idea how many guards
are on-site now.

Gonna be a lot quicker to
schwack our way out of this,

K-pop these clowns and go.

And start a thermonuclear war?

ROEs still stand.

We do not fire a shot
unless we have to.

Brock, lead us out.

(indistinct voices in distance)

(indistinct voices continue
in distance)

(man speaking Korean)

(man speaking Korean)

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