All language subtitles for S04E06-Extreme.eng

All right, could it be behind
door number one, two or three?

And you have first choice right now,
Kathy. What door do you want?

- [Kathy] Three.
- Door number three.

And, Debbie?
Debbie, just for the fun of it-

Just for the fun of it, which one would
you have chosen if you went for it?

- [Debbie] Two.
- Number two. What was behind number two?

Just two-$2, 000 in cash...

because the super deal
was behind... number one!

And number three had the $1,000.

- [Knocking]
- [Woman] Ready to take the plunge?

Ready.
It's my "big deal of the day."

[Man]
Jarod must've screwed up bad...

if they sent three of ya out here
to close him down.

You sure that you're his
Amway field representatives?

Do you really think that we could
fool someone as smart as yourself?

Well, uh, I-I guess
it's that Amway thing.

Uh, I just never thought of Jarod
as a glycerin and honey soap kind of guy.

That is what you people sell,
isn't it? Soap?

Yeah, uh, everything
from, uh, baby shampoo...

to, uh, industrial-strength
pool cleaner.

That'd be good foryou.

Oh, look.

The Match Game, the home version.

Uh, Jarod, he's a-
he's a regular lightning round lunatic.

When he's not surfin' the waves,
he's surfin' the Game Show Channel.

Parker?

Pushing the Limits.

Taking Risks.
Confessions of an Adrenaline Junkie.

What are we talkin' about here, Syd?
Jarod Knievel jumping Buicks at Caesars?

It's daredevil stuff, you know?
He's always doing dangerous things...

Iike night surfing
and street luge and-

He even strapped that bullet proof vest on
once and he had me shoot him blindfolded!

All manifestations of
an obsession with risk-taking.

What kind of training do you put
your sales people through, actually?

We'll send you a brochure.
Dr. Quackenbush...

once again, your diagnosis
has come too late to find Jarod.

Well, not that late.
He left less than an hour ago.

Was that with or without
his blindfold?

You don't need a blindfold
to jump off a bridge.

[Woman] You sure you want
to stay with this old cord, Jarod?

You've done 295 on this one.

Well, I only really need it to last 296.

[Yelling]

[Man Narrating]
There are Pretenders among us.

[Jarod]
I was taken from my family.

Thirty-six hours and he's already demonstrating
more talent than any of our others.

How many people died
because of what I thought up?

Since I broke out, I've spent
every moment searching for my past.

[Miss Parker]
He's a Pretender-

A genius who can become
anyone that he wants to be.

- The Centre wants him alive.
- Preferably.

[Miss Parker]
He defends the weak and abused.

[Jarod]
Life's a gift.

- You a doctor?
- I am today.

Mr. Goltz's M.R.I. reveals
a closed fracture...

of the right parietal bone
with a subdural hematoma.

[Man]
We've inserted a C.S.F.. shunt...

so we should know more
once his edema's resolved.

I notice on his admission chart the
presence of glass fragments in his hair.

[Man] It's a mystery.
I assumed they came from his glasses.

But his mother says
Tony doesn't wear them.

- Could it have been a sports goggle of some kind?
- No. Industrial-grade glass.

I, uh, did a lab analysis myself.

You did it, not the police?

[Man] They're treating the entire
Goltz case as a bungee stunt gone bad.

Open and shut.
No more, no less.

Tony? Honey, come on back home.

Your sister and I miss you so.

I always keep my family close too.

Sorry. You must be Dr. Nichols.

- Call me Jarod.
- Oh, please, sit down.

When Tony wakes up,
I just want him to remember.

Actually, I didn't think
I'd ever see these photos again.

I thought Tony's wallet
had been lost in the accident...

but somebody found it
at the nurses' station this morning.

It was left in that envelope
wrapped in wax paper.

Well, at least the pictures
were still there.

His sister Carrie took those
at his last birthday.

A week later, he was off
looking for his dad.

He was searching for his father?

His father rode off on a dirt bike
in '91 and never looked back.

Searching for your family.
It's instinct.

Now his-his sister Carrie's doing it.

Not long after we came out here
to look after Tony, she just took off.

I'm just hoping that someday, we'll all
be smiling like in those pictures again.

The best therapy for him is to hear
the voice of his family and his friends.

I guess that's just me now. His friends used
to come by and visit, but they stopped.

- Where are they?
- I don't know.

He and his daredevil friend Zed...

used to ride motorcycles
out at a place called Willow Ridge.

I guess Zed's riding alone now.

♪ [Rock, Indistinct]

- [Honking]
- [Tires Screeching]

You okay?

Hey, no problem.
I always wanted to be a hood ornament.

I'll take that as a "yes."

You know, the way you flew up
my tailpipe, I thought you were a cop.

Not today.
Are you sure you're all right?

No, it's okay.
The chick can handle it.

Chicks?
They call me Jarod.

- Friends call me Shay.
- Hmm.

Friends like Zed?

- You know Zed?
- I understand that he
and his friends race this road.

Huh. Well, maybe I was right about you.
Maybe you are a cop.

Just somebody tryin'
to fight the boredom.

Oh, by the way, nice racing.

[Engine Sputtering]

It's not exactly a police escort,
but I have an extra seat.

Ask me, Speed Racer's
kissed the asphalt...

one too many times
without a helmet.

[Sydney]
Could be a psychotic cry for help.

Hi, Sis. So I heard Jarod
never came back to his lair.

Any luck deciphering
his new occupation?

Don't quote me, but I think
he morphed into the human cannonball.

Jarod seems to be exhibiting all the signs
of an obsession with extreme thrill-seeking.

Hmm.
Maybe he's rejuvenating.

Some jump off cliffs,
others seek religion.

I, for one, replenish my soul
by going back to nature.

- Oh.
- What, surprised to find I like to camp?

No. Surprised to find you have a soul.

On that loving note, I'm off
to the wilds for three days.

My office will know how to reach me.

I can die now.
I've seen it all.

[Chuckles]
You wanna bet?

They were just delivered.

Scratch "human cannonball."

- He's freakin' Chuck Barris.
- Well, actually, Monty Hall.

And what exactly is the deal
with Jarod's Big Deal, Broots?

We open door number one
with this key.

- What about the other two?
- Time-locked.

- They'll open at predetermined intervals.
- [Miss Parker] Give me that.

Okay, quizmaster,
what is behind door number one?

[Broots]
Looks like a giant fortune cookie.

[Miss Parker]
It is a giant fortune cookie.

[Broots]
So what's our future hold?

It's not about our future.
It's about the past.

It's a dinner bill
from a few weeks ago.

"The Hidden Truth."
And the waitress was called May Lin.

"The Hidden Truth." Yeah. That's the Chinese
restaurant I pass by on my way here.

- I've never been there.
- Me either. You, Syd?

I don't eat rice.

So what do you think
it means, Miss Parker?

That we need reservations.

[Man]
You lose.

[Shay]
Yo, Zeddie, Jojo, Mackey.

What up, Shay? Where you been,
chillin' on a beach with a coldie?

- Just riding.
- Yeah?

You gonna do that luge in a wet suit?

I've been surfin' today, darlin'.
Jojo?

But I hear that whaling stretch of road in
the Glen's gettin' shut down next week.

- So they're dropping the hill?
- Not soon enough. Name's Zed.

- Jarod.
- He's not some Jehovah's Witness
knockin' on my door, is he?

Well, I've witnessed a lot,
but never Jehovah.

That's good, 'cause I'm broke.
And I haven't seen God.

At least not since I had that awesome meltdown
lugin' a canyon last week, hey, guys?

[Man]
Right on!

- You like to ride, "J"?
- Anything and everything.

What do you do for a living?

Well, I seem to have trouble
holding down a steady job.

I get bored pretty easily.

Ah, boredom.
The endless bowel.

- What about yourself?
- A job here, a job there, you know.

- Whatever keeps Cheerios on the table.
- Amen to that.

He can ride, Zed.
I know since Tony's been out...

- you've been looking for another player.
- Is that right?

- You up for an endorphin fix?
- If it takes more nad than
luging down a canyon, sure.

- Why not?
- Well, if you got 'em, bring 'em along.

Then you tell me.

Come on, mates.

[Zed]
200yards, headon.

Keep your wheels on the double yellow.

In the old days, they used to call this
chicken. I think of it more of a chance...

to, uh, get a grin from the gods.

Let's make them smile.

Let's do it.

I'm damn good, Jarod,
but Zed's great.

Don't blink.
He's cageable.

- Oh!
- Ooh!

Nice one, "J" man.
Not even my mate Tony took me that far.

There's a spot in my tribe
if you want it.

Mmm.
Got nothin' better to do.

You know, I've never seen Zed
take to anybody so fast, Jarod.

Easy come, easy go, I guess.

- Are you talking about Tony?
- Yeah.

- Who is this guy?
- Tony used to hang with the group
before I got here.

Then he got messed up in a bungee accident
a little over a month ago.

Did his cord break?

Frayed or something while takin' a plunge
off the Parker's Mill Road.

The doctors don't give him
much of a chance.

But, hey, like Zed always says,
first one to 40 alive loses.

"J" man!

I'm really glad you made it tonight.

I don't know if Shay told you,
but Friday nights...

we don't exactly
square dance around the radio.

We like to try new things,
push the envelope.

- Then let's make the gods grin.
- No, no, no.

- Let's make 'em laugh out loud.
- [Man] Whoo!

Free the brain, free the body.

Free the body, free the soul.

And you thought we were goin'
hang glidin' tonight, "J."

Fire walkers in Mauritius learn how
to channel their fears, harness them...

to create a power
that could not be denied.

It's a power free for the taking.

Nothing is free.

I'm startin' to think you're a slave
to the same demons I am, "J."

Without demons, there can be no angels.

F.Y.I.

Basaltic rock.
It's a much better conductor of heat.

If you're going to free your soul,
I say free it.

I guess our Chinese dinner
was officially a zonk last night.

Any results yet on that dinner bill
from the fortune cookie?

Well, my pal Bodie down in Physical
did a rush job for me.

- The geek with cloudy cataracts?
- Yeah.

Have you seen them lately?
It's milkier than a Guernsey.

Says the kids love it on Halloween.
Some zombie thing he does.

- The results, Broots.
- Uh-

The-The only prints on the bill
belong to the waitress.

May, last name, Lin.

The one who quit over a month ago
with no forwarding address?

Like I said, zonk.

Oh, Miss Parker?
Jarod's door number two just opened.

Come see what I found inside.

[Jarod]
Thank you, thank you, thank you!

It's time for another exciting game
of You Don't Have a Clue.

I'm your host, Jarod Winkerdale...

and it's time to see
if you have a clue.

This is no stress disorder, Syd.
It's Chernobyl of the brain.

Today's lucky contestant
is Miss Parker!

She'll have overnight
to figure out her clue.

And if she does, she'll win a trip to
the beautiful Cabins O' Love hideaway...

nestled into the rolling hills
of Thompson, West Virginia.

Don't look at me.
I watch soaps.

Okay, Miss Parker, here's your clue.

The hidden truth may be missing...

but you won't find it
until you claim your prize.

- [Bell Dings]
- "The hidden truth."

- The name of the restaurant.
- "May. May missing."

The waitress May Lin is missing.

"You won't find it
until you claim your prize."

A trip to the beautiful Cabins 0' Love.

Beautiful indeed.

[Tony's Mother's Voice] Tony's wallet
had been lost in the accident...

but somebody found it
at the nurses'station this morning.

It was left in that envelope
wrapped in wax paper.

- Four bucks.
- These are delicious.

Oughta be. Harry's got the dirtiest
dirty water dogs in town.

Four duckies.

My wallet.

- Have you seen my wallet?
- How would I know where it is?

Well, since you have such
a knack for finding wallets...

I thought maybe you knew
where mine was.

Look, when Isaw on the news...

that the guy was in a coma from
that bungee accident, I felt guilty.

- Oh, an honorable thief.
- I didn't rob him. I found it.

- About a month ago in the bushes
when I was sweepin' up glass.
- Industrial-grade glass.

It was on the sidewalk
below that high-rise there.

The morning after the robbery,
a rare coin dealer on the 30th floor.

A bunch of'em zip-lined from that building
through the windows to that one.

You'd have to be crazy
to try a stunt like that.

Or searching for your soul.

[Door Closes]

Jarod, what are you doing?

I was looking for a wrench.
My-My bike's losing compression.

- And you?
- Oh, uh, I thought you were Zed.

Did you take this picture?

No. Before I got here.

- Is that Tony?
- Yeah.

I-I guess. Zed used to talk about him
all the time right after the accident.

More than he does now.

Tony and Zed,
they were really good friends?

Tony was in Zed's inner group.

See, with Zed it's all about
the ultimate thrill...

pushing the envelope, challenging the people
around him to find their true selves.

When he thinks you're ready,
he invites you on the ultimate thrill.

Ultimate thrill, or ultimate test?

- Both, I guess.
- Have you been invited?

- I guess he doesn't think I'm ready yet.
- And Tony?

Was that the ultimate thrill,
or the ultimate test?

I don't know.
If you're not in, you're not in.

Well, I didn't mean to interrupt.

[Forced Chuckle]
I'll see you later.

- So when does all this fun begin?
- Meaning?

Meaning I'm not hanging
around here for my health.

The only people around here who are having
any fun are you and your merry little men.

Well, those merry little men
are special people, Jarod.

People who have proven
themselves, you know?

- Pushed the limits of both mind and body.
- And the law?

Your toys, they weren't exactly
dropped off by Santa Claus, were they?

Like I said, "J," whatever it takes
to put Cheerios on the table.

Do you think you have
what it takes, Jarod?

I don't know.
Why don'tyou be the judge?

It's simple, "J." I dump you
in the water, then I throw in a key.

Object:
Free yourself before you die.

- Zed, this is too far.
- A closed mind is a crippled mind, Shay.

Make fear work for you.
Conquer it.

Jarod knows.
You have to taste death to live life.

Right?
Oh, I almost forgot.

- Can you conquer the fear, "J"?
- You'd be surprised what I can do.

- One minute.
- Give him the key.

He's just gettin' started, my love.

- What are you doing?
- Like the ads say...

helping him be all that he can be.

How about you, Shay?
How far will you push it to be your best?

Ninety seconds.

Two minutes.

No. He don't want help.

2:15.

[Coughs]

Mind conquers body.
Welcome to the other side, "J."

Welcome to the merry men.

May Lin stayed in this cabin here.

Perfect.

I tried to engage May
in some occasional chitchat...

but the little waitress
was a bit stand-offish.

I can't imagine what would make her
uncomfortable around here.

Me neither. But I guess them people
just like to stick to themselves.

What kind of a racist comment
is that?

Oh, no.
I'm not unsophisticated.

I was talking about her gender.
Single woman and such.

You're unattached, aren'tyou?

As unattached as your limbs
are gonna be...

if you keep eyeballing me
like that, Mr. Datsun.

Well, anyhoo...

May Lin up and vamoosed in the middle
of the night, skippin' on her bill.

Left her stuff behind too-three dresses,
four tops, shoes, socks, cosmetics...

and six pair of... little black panties.

Well, I had to inventory it.

- I bet you did.
- Kinda creepy.

Pretty girl like that
just vanishin' and all.

Yeah. Creepy.

A good wrench is hard
to come by, isn't it...

Carrie?

[Chuckles]
How'd you know?

The pain in your eyes when you saw
your brother in this picture.

Tony is your brother.
Your mother is very worried about you.

I'm gonna find out
what happened to Tony.

Now, I know Zed is responsible.
I just can't prove it yet.

Zed is not someone
that you mess with.

Now, he talks a mean game
about life and about death...

but when push comes to shove,
you'll be the one doing the dying.

I'm here to help you.
You're gonna have to trust me.

Tony told me that he met this-

He met this guy named Zed,
who promised to help him find our father.

He said he used to ride
with Dad back in '96.

Tony trusted him.
He believed him.

What happened?

A month ago, the night of
Tony's accident, he called me.

I told him that our mother got a call
from our grandmother...

and they hadn't spoken in years.

She said my father died in '92.

That's way before Zed
claims he knew him.

So Zed was stringing
your brother along.

Tony got really angry, and he said
he was gonna confront Zed.

But I guess he never got the chance.

Maybe he did.
Carrie, you are in way over your head.

I want you to go home
and be with your family.

- I'll find out what really happened
to your brother.
- No!

No way.
All right.

You mess with my family,
you mess with me.

- Carrie, listen to me.
- I don't even know who you are.

I have no idea how you got involved
in this, Jarod, but... I like you.

So don't cross me.
Please?

[Broots]
Find anything at the Cabins O'Love?

Yeah. How to ruin a pair
of Gucci's with red clay.

Yeah, that's funny.
The entire trip was a regular laugh riot...

thanks to Jarod's whacked-out
rendition of Alex Trebek.

It's Monty Hall.

[BuzzerSounds]

No time like the present
to find out just how whacked-out.

What is it?

Something for you to clean up
your theories with.

There's a note.

"Be careful what you dig for."

There's an address on here.

- It's Lyle's address.
- Huh.

Hmm.

Sorry, love. It's up to you.
What do you say?

"J." Same invite stands
for you as it does for Shay.

- Invite?
- Yeah.

Got a juicy little excursion
to the other side planned for tonight.

That is, if you're up to it.

- Anything Jarod can handle, I can too.
- Even death?

As the ancients said...

when the gods created man, they saw death
and saved life for themselves.

I say, since we can't live forever,
let's at least live.

Time to do battle with the gods.
Pass tonight's test...

and there'll be no limit.

[Door Opens, Closes]

You don't have to do this, Carrie.

The name is Shay.
Don't forget it.

Good news, Shay. The owners of the house
aren't home, makin' your job easier.

There's a set of blueprints
in the desk in the office.

Bring them to me,
win valuable prizes.

You want me to rob the house?

This is not about stealin', love.

This is about pushin' the envelope.

- She's not ready.
- I can do it!

Hey, I know you can do it.
But can you feel it?

Can you feel the danger?

That's your passage to the other side.

[Dialing, Line Ringing]

Yeah, Pac Tech Security?
I'd like to report a burglary.

1600 Seaward.

- You're setting her up?
- I'm just adding a dash of Tabasco
to the soup.

You're sending her into a danger
she's not ready for.

There's only one way
to find out, you know?

Uh, hello. Sorry.
I just made a real big mistake.

It was just my daughter
coming home late without a key.

- You're messin' with my game.
- Just tryin' to have a little fun.

Raise the bar a little bit. Nothing like
a few 911 calls to spice up the soup.

- Go.
- [Dogs Barking]

Circle.

Carrie?

Carrie?

[Grunting]

- It's me! It's me! It's me.
- Jarod!

- I did it. I got the blueprints.
- You're bleeding.

I cut myself breaking in, and-

Freeze! Police!

Damn it!

Go that way!

Stop!

Go, go, go!
Move it!

"J" man.
The Cheerios are in the cupboard.

Damn thing started bleeding again.
I was looking for something to stop it up.

Yeah, well, there's no thrill
in bleedin' to death, is there?

You know, whether it's
a suicide lunge...

bungee dive, it's all about trust...

in yourself and the ones around you.

- Trust is key.
- Exactly.

- First aid kit's in the bathroom
down the hall.
- Thank you.

[Monitor Beeping]

It's me. Shh. It's Jarod.
We're getting out of here.

Jarod, Zed's been asking for you all night.
It's almost time.

- For what, his final challenge?
You're coming with me.
- Forget it!

If this son ofa bitch is responsible
for my brother's coma, I have to prove it.

That's going to be very difficult
for you to do from prison.

I found out that the Acme Warehouse
is a front for money laundering.

He's gonna use you to steal cash...

just like he used your brother
to rob that coin dealer...

the night of your brother's
so-called accident.

Now, we are leaving.

I don't think so, "J."

You know, Shay, your brother Tony...

was the calmest dude
I ever saw at 30 stories.

You, on the other hand,
look a little pale.

But that's all right, 'cause I only
need you as a sacrificial lamb right now.

Isn't that right, Doc?
Jojo followed you to the hospital.

I don't know who you are, but this different
identity scene must be a rush, huh?

Let's go.

Now I know what Tony must have felt...

when you pushed him off that bridge
wearing that faulty bungee cord.

- This side won't be the same
without you, "J."
- Weights are in, Zeddie.

Give my best to the beast of the gods.

- He'll die!
- Bring her with.

You-

[Gasping]

[Broots]
I sure hope Lyle is still on his campout.

It's stuffy in here.

- Being here gives me the creeps.
- Wow.

His decor is like
Kung Fu meets The Jetsons.

[Sarcastic Chuckle]

From Chinese restaurants
to love lodges...

to this GQ spread
for anal retention...

Jarod's had us running around
in his game show hell.

- Why?
- To find a grand prize of some
kind here in Lyle's apartment.

Something incongruous
with the surroundings.

Something out of place.

A speck of dust would be
out of place in this joint.

I found his Centre expense report.

You can learn a lot about a man
based on the way he spends his money.

Like the fact that my thumbless sibling
rips off the Centre for everything...

from silk stockings to herbal laxatives.

Likes to dine out too.
Look at that.

- There must be over a dozen
charges for The Hidden Truth.
- That's where May Lin worked.

And he has charges from
the Cabins 0'Love Lodge.

Checked out the same day
May Lin vanished.

Miss Parker?

There's two shovels here.
They both have red clay on them.

Not unlike the clay
you found on your shoes.

- Uh-oh.
- What?

There's a door.

Ow.

I got a bad feeling about this.

Smile, Broots. We just won
the big deal of the day.

[Broots]
It's a shed, just like the one
Jarod sent us.

This doesn't make sense.

It makes perfect sense.
Mr. Lyle is locking himself away.

Oh. That makes sense?

[Sydney]
As a child, Mr. Lyle's foster father...

kept him locked in a woodshed
weeks at a time.

We all try to preserve
our childhood...

with one ritual or another.

In Lyle's case, this woodshed
may be the only place...

in the whole world
where he feels safe.

- What does that have to do with May Lin?
- Everything.

- You mean he-
- I believe the word is torture.

I believe the word is murder.

And the Jeopardy answer
is he sleeps in a shed...

just like the one he was
tortured in when he was little.

He stalks and kidnaps Asian women...

who he then brings to
a hidden torture chamber.

- Who is Mr. Lyle?
- Or what?

[Zed]
We're almost into the cash room, boys.

- [Beeping]
- Got it. We're in.

- [Buzzer Sounds]
- It's payday. Go get the cash.

Go!

[Gasps]

Smile, Shay.
This is supposed to be the fun part.

Come on. Let's go.

- Best thrill yet.
- Yo, Zeddie!

It's locked.
Come on, Zeddie!

[Men Shouting, Indistinct]

- [Alarm Sounding]
- What is goin' on here? Aah!

You know, it's amazing what you
can do with a pair of wire cutters...

and a garage door opener.

- Take these cuffs off now!
- That wouldn't be any fun.
Where's the thrill in that?

Speaking of which,
I got a surprise foryou.

- Just... don't go away.
- [Yells]

Here. Go to your mom.
She's worried about you.

Now, go.

What the hell are you doing?

I'm giving you something that
you didn't give Tony-a chance.

Slim, but a chance.

- What's going on, "J"?
- The ultimate thrill.

The ultimate test.
Or should I say, the ultimate splat?

Wow. This cord is so old.
I don't-

I don't know if it's gonna make it through
another jump. Oh, well, like you say-

[Imitating Zed] "It's time to do battle
with the beast of the gods."

- Pull me up, "J," now!
- Oh, can you feel it?

Can you feel the fear?
That's your ticket to the ultimate thrill.

Yeah! Get me down from here!

Did you give Tony Goltz that chance?
He trusted you.

He trusted you to find the father
that he'd been searching for.

He found out you lied to him, that you were
just using him, turning him into a thief.

Tony was gutsy... but stupid.

He was going to turn you
into the police...

so you tied him to a faulty bungee cord
and you tossed him to his death.

Only he didn't die, did he?

Now he's lying in a hospital bed
trapped inside his own body...

and he may never again
experience another thrill.

But then again, neither will you.

No. No. No.

- No. No!
- Ready, set-

Okay! Okay! I did it!

I knew Tony was gonna go to the police.
Now get me down from here!

You'd better relax, Zed.

- Come on. You feel it?
- Yeah, well-

You feel the danger? That's your passage
to the other side, remember?

- No!
- Enjoy your journey.

- No!
- Oh, like you said-

You've got to taste death
to experience life.

[Yelling]

I guess this old cord had
one more jump in it after all.

Get me out ofhere!

It's a beautiful day
in the neighborhood.

What? Jarod attend
a Monty Hall garage sale?

Mr. Lyle, you seem so, um-

Relaxed?

Yeah, I just came in from the mountains.
I heard you had a lead on Jarod.

No, all of this... was a dead end.

Didn't even shed any light
on his personality, Syd?

No. Not on his.

Oh, well.

Um, nothing personal,
but you three look terrible.

You should take a break, rejuvenate...

get into the great outdoors,
relieve some ofthat stress.

God knows it makes me feel so alive.

♪ [Whistling]

[Cell Phone Ringing]

- I'm gonna throw up.
- What?

One of us has to stop him, Miss Parker.

- I was too late for May Lin.
- I'll keep my eyes open. Count on it.

Jarod, we took a hell of a risk
breaking into Lyle's apartment.

Sometimes, the risks
we take are worth it.

Well, I'll see you next time
on "The Feud."