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The mission was mostly a success,

although I wasn't able
to procure everything.

How bad are we talking?

Let's just say I had
to improvise a little bit.

Canned meat is dependable meat.

Not as dependable as no meat.

Excuse me?

I have told you thousands of times

to not get the Czech Doritos

because they taste
like peppery cardboard!

Look, if you got a problem
with the way I shop,

you can take it up with whoever
invented the chore wheel.

Spoiler alert: that was you.

- I kinda like 'em.
- Ugh!

Hey, excuse me,
a wise man once told me,

"You get what you get,
and you don't get upset."

Although, he got murdered in prison,

which was quite upsetting,
but the principle still stands.

Yes! Finally.

So, since I no longer have access

to the FBI system...

We mourn its loss every day.

...everything we do
online takes forever.

I forgot how slow
normal-people computers are.

Well, we've been digging
into that RFID drive

that we got off Hades,
the Dabbur Zann madman.

So we know Madeline
is trying to assemble

and deploy some kind
of chemical bomb, or bombs.

But we still don't know
why she's doing it,

what's driving her.

Or any specifics about the weapons.

Well, until now.

I found a locked subfile in the drive,

and I was able to brute force
the password to access it.

Jane, we've seen that before.

Dabbur Zann were after that last year.

Yeah, they tried to get us

to steal it from FBI storage.

What is it?

I don't know.

So this bomb's been a part

of the Dabbur Zann's plan
for a long time.

We didn't
give it to them then,

so we can't let them get it now.

Okay, I'll try to find out
more about the bomb.

I'll see if there
are any references online.

Leave me to work.

Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey. I got your thing, too.

Let me know if I got the wrong one

or if you need me to go
back out for anything.

Probably gonna have to anyway,

because we both know Patterson's

gonna eat all the Noritos.

It's fine, thanks. Yeah.

And, hey, if you ever need to,

you know, find a time

to talk about anything's
that bothering you,

I am totally DTF.

Excuse me?

Down to... find a time

to talk about anything
that's bothering you.

I'll keep that in mind.

I should change.

- Hey.
- Hey.

I thought I'd see how you are.

I know today's... tough.

Just trying to stay busy.

Look, I know we can't celebrate
Bethany's birthday with her,

so I thought I'd at least
do something for you.

Something... she would like.

You framed it?

Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

It's the first birthday
of hers that I've missed.

Don't even know where she is.

And I can't reach out to her, can I?

'Cause... it puts all of us at risk.

Allie's gonna keep her safe
until all of this is over.

She gonna explain where I am?

Or... why I'm a fugitive now?

How do you explain that
to a four-year-old?

I'm not sure that you do.

Being cut off from our loved ones

is hard on all of us.

Yeah...

Just wish I could be
the one to protect her.

I know.

You just gotta trust...

that Allie's got that covered.

All right.

Now, I gotta...

I gotta go check in
with Rich about a few things.

- Okay.
- You gonna be okay?

- Yeah, I'll be fine.
- Okay.

Hey.

Hey, uh, I need a favor,

but I need you to keep it between us.

Oh, okay. Well, uh,

I like sneaky Jane Doe,

How can I help you? Looking for ways

to spice things up in the bunker?

Not with me, obviously.

Sorry, what's up?

I need you to find a way
to check on Allie and Bethany

and make sure they're okay.

Okay, well, that's not gonna be easy.

Allie took Bethany underground

when Madeline framed us.

Plus Allie's a US Marshal.

She hunts villains for a living.

She definitely knows
how to hide like one.

Please.

Kurt could really use this right now.

And I-I'd love to surprise him
with some good news.

Uh, here's a...

a list of some likely aliases.

Look, I know it's a long shot but I...

I'll do my best.

That's all I can promise.

Thanks, Rich.

You got something?

Well, I managed

to track down the evidence log

for Jane and Weller's mystery bomb.

It was on an old
cyber-anarchist website

that used to post stolen
government documents.

Unfortunately, there's no information

on there besides the date it was logged

into the evidence warehouse.

May 24, 2011.

I know that date.

It was my first day at
the FBI's New York office.

Oh.

Wait a second.

My very first case, we seized
a weapon during a bust

and took down the people
who created it.

Can you remember anything
else about that day?

Not much, it was so long ago.

Could you try? I mean,
anything could be useful.

Yeah, I can't.
Nothing's coming.

Come on, Tasha, you gotta try
to remember something.

We interrogated some woman.
I can't remember her name.

There was a shooting at the same place

the chemicals were being stored.

So just to be clear,
you can't recall the details

of thwarting a cabal
of criminals dealing in

super deadly chemical weapons bombs?

Do you realize how many times
this team has saved the world?

- Fair point.
- Okay.

Let's just start from the beginning.

What did your morning look like?

I was fresh out of Quantico,

Jonas Fischer was our supervisor

before he was at the OPR.

Before he was a Russian asset.

Yeah, probably.

But that didn't make him
any easier to be around.

Ahem. All right!

Welcome, recruits,

to the New York office

of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

I'll be frank,
the course that you've chosen

will not be easy.

By this time next year,

approximately half of you will be gone,

moved on to something less demanding.

But for now, if you would
kindly select a workstation...

Now.

Please select a workstation,

get familiar with it.

It'll be your only friend
while you're here...

and you're gonna
spend a lot of time together.

Uh, you're in my seat.

Oh, yeah, and who the hell are you?

I'm Edgar Reade.

Who the hell are you?

Okay, so your first day
at the New York office,

the day that you first encountered

the weapon that Madeline
is planning to use...

Was the day I met Reade.

I know this is gonna be hard...

but we gotta go over
what happened that day.

Anything you remember might
help us stop Madeline,

- whatever it is.
- I'm trying.

It's just been too long.

All right, let's just
start with what we know.

Okay, all right, all right,
uh, years ago,

you took down a facility

that created the same type of bomb

that Madeline and the Dabbur Zann

are currently planning to use
in a chemical attack.

What else can you remember?

Some parts
of that day are clear.

And other parts, there's...

...nothing.

I'm gonna throw this out there.

A few years ago, I met a guy in Nepal

who taught me a, let's say,
experimental hypnosis method.

I'm gonna need a stick of incense,

a quail feather,
and a whole bunch of Diazepam.

- Hard pass.
- Recall can be tricky.

Sometimes it's not just about

how much time has passed,

it's about the memories themselves.

So let's just not think about
the details right now.

Let's just focus on
how you felt that day.

I felt...

Like I couldn't stand him.

Coffee?

Well, no, tea has all
the same benefits of coffee

but without the nasty burnt flavor

and the jittery side effects.

Oh, so jitters are a problem for you.

I'll be sure and let Fischer know that

when he's partnering up agents.

All right. That's good, that's funny.

But two tours in Afghanistan

and my time at Quantico
say I'll be just fine.

What were you doing before this?

Meter maid? Traffic cop?
Crossing guard?

NYPD, most collars in my precinct.

Ooh, how nice for you
and your precinct.

Oh, somebody please kill me.

So how are we settling in?

I heard a rumor there
might be an open spot

on Special Agent Weller's task force.

I was wondering what somebody had to do

to be considered for it.

Heh. Well, aren't you
two peas in a pod?

Your colleague, Agent Reade, asked me

that very same question earlier today.

You know, you're not the only
ones here with ambition.

But ambition requires patience.

Everyone has to pay their dues.

You're saying we haven't?

I'm saying you're a little
big for your britches.

And, speaking of britches,

Agent Reade,

if you want to be taken
seriously around here,

I'd recommend you not come to work

dressed like you're
cleaning out the garage.

Whatever you both think you know,

you have a lot to learn about respect.

Humility.

Luckily, you're in the right place.

Follow me.

Welcome to Cold Case Mountain.

Your job is to sort these many files

for logging to their
various departments,

while also making sure
that each case contains

all proper and appropriate
documentation.

All of them?

Welcome to the New York office.

So this is a great use of our time.

Oh, yeah, I really feel
like I'm contributing

when I'm crossing the T's on
the case of the money laundering

- in an actual laundromat.
- Here's one.

Body found in river
with signs of poisoning.

Seems like overkill, if you ask me.

Wait a second, this is weird.

So you can't
remember anything in the file?

Yeah, nothing concrete.
"Body poisoned, found in river."

Yeah, well, something else

in this report caught your attention.

What'd you see?

It wasn't what I saw,
it was what I didn't.

The autopsy report confirmed that

there were two poisonous
substances in the guy's body,

but only one was listed by name.

So it was missing information.

We went to the lab

to see if they could help us
fill in the blanks.

I remember, we talked
to some random lab tech.

Oh, you'd be amazed how many

important things get lost around here.

- This place needs an overhaul.
- We just need help

finding the missing piece
of that coroner's report.

Maybe we should just
come back tomorrow.

You guys seem pretty slammed in here.

Oh, opposite, opposite.
It's usually much busier.

Wait...

Describe this random lab tech.

I don't know... awkward,
kinda weird, maybe?

Awkward? Kinda weird?
Tasha, that was me.

No.

It was totally me.

Who else says "opposite opposite"?

Oh, my God, it was you.

Hey, way to make
a good first impression.

- Hey, unbelievable.
- It was a long time ago.

Also, in your defense, I mean,
you all kinda look the same

in your white lab coats.

Fair. Let's stay focused.

Opposite, opposite.

It's usually much busier.

Besides, we noobs, we gotta
stick together, right?

Okay, so...

accessing old interdepartmental files.

Typically I would need to get
someone to authorize this,

but since my superiors

are a little bit indisposed
at the moment,

I have a little workaround.

Oh, we don't wanna get you in trouble.

Oh, you won't. If they
wanted me to stay away

from the databases,
they wouldn't make them

so easy to access.

'Kay.

Oh, hello.

Okay, so besides the presence
of "chemical I can't remember,"

which is listed in the first report,

the more in-depth
coroner's report shows

"second chemical I can't remember."

Oh, no... this is very not good.

When you combine these two chemicals,

it's one of the most devastating
poison gasses

on the face of the earth.

"Chemical I can't remember"

and "second chemical I can't remember"?

- It was a long time ago!
- It was a long time ago!

Okay, so this... this... this...

deadly compound, this gas...

Let's call it Death Gas 2000.

No, we're not gonna
call it Death Gas 2000.

It has to be the same gas
they plan to use in the bomb

they sent Kurt and Jane to steal.

So the body in the river
must've been used to test

the Death Gas 2000, proof of concept!

According to the info
on the RFID drive,

Madeline is planning on making
a lot of those weapons.

Can't... can't we just check in

with local chemical
suppliers in the area,

see if anything pops?

It's worth a shot.

But...

they're likely getting their
stuff from criminal sources.

Also, it's kinda hard to pin it down

when all we have to go on is
"chemical I can't remember."

Okay, let's just keep going over it.

- There's gotta be some...
- Okay, or maybe there's not!

Maybe there's nothing there.
Maybe it's just gone.

Because when I try
and go back there in my mind,

I don't see a case,
I don't see a clue trail.

I just see Reade.

He is what I see.

Look, I know this is important

and we have to figure it out,

but I've got nothing right now.

And going over it again and again,

it isn't helping... it's hurting.

And... break.

I think we could all use
a little breather.

Hey! Jane. Jane!

I ran that check on
Bethany, like you asked.

I got a hit. It's not good.

A few days ago,
a girl matching Bethany's description

with one of the aliases that
you gave me, Julie Holden,

was checked into the hospital.

- We gotta go tell Kurt, right?
- No.

No, this... this stays between us.

I'm sorry, I wanna make sure
I'm hearing this right.

Now, I don't have any kids of my own,

probably, but isn't telling a parent

that their child is in the hospital,

like, the first rule of parent club?

I don't wanna keep this
from Kurt, either.

But until we have all the facts,

there's no reason to give him
more to worry about.

Especially when we can't
do anything about it.

You're sure it's Bethany?

Like 90%.

It would mean that Allie just changed

some minor details
of their cover story,

which makes sense.

I mean, it's smart,
it's what I would do.

Yeah, but it makes it
harder to be certain.

90% is pretty certain.

Okay, look, if it is her,
she's at a hospital.

She's with doctors being treated.

What more could Kurt do for her?

But if he finds out his daughter

is in the hospital
and he doesn't know why,

he is going to make
a beeline right for her

regardless of the risks.

Rich, I'm not asking you to lie,

I'm just asking you to sit tight

and keep digging until we know more.

Please.

Sure.

Yep, I mean...

when has keeping things from each other

ever backfired for this group, right?

Sorry.

I'm on it. Okay?

Oh, God.

How we doing?

Well, Madeline and the Dabbur Zann

are trying to assemble and
deploy horrific gas weapons,

and the only thing that might stop them

is Zapata remembering something useful

from a case that
happened ten years ago.

And so far, all she can focus on

is that it's the first day
she met Reade.

So she got upset and she stormed out.

So that's how we're doing.

And if she can't give us anything...

then a lot of people could die.

I'm starting to think we should
get Rich that quail feather.

What?

Never mind, I will keep digging.

I'm gonna go and talk to her.

You mind if I sit down?

It's a free bunker.

I know how hard it is

to separate our emotions
from what we do.

And I do know what it's like
to love someone so much...

that it hurts to even think about them.

I know you do.

Happy Bethany's birthday, by the way.

Thanks.

I didn't think it would be
this hard not having him here.

Feels like I lost a piece of myself.

The bond that you two had
was so strong,

and I'm sorry I've been
asking you to remember

all of these things.

But something terrible is happening.

And we might be the only
people that can stop that.

Reade and I knew Fischer would say no

to us following leads,
so we went around him.

I can't remember her name,

but we brought in a scientist.

Her company had something to do

with those particular chemicals.

Thanks for agreeing to meet with us.

To be clear,
this is just an interview...

It's not an interrogation.

I-I was getting to that, but exactly.

Of course, I'm happy to help.

- Maybe you could start...
- Okay, now, could you start

talking about...

Uh, these particular substances here?

These chemicals haven't been produced

by our company for years.

- But you did...
- You did produce them.

Among countless others.

Listen, I'm happy
to answer your questions,

but could you tell me how long
it's gonna take?

I'm due to give a speech
at Hudson State in a few hours.

Okay, stop, stop.

This interview is over.

Ma'am, may I please offer

my most sincere apologies for all this?

- We were just talking...
- Nah, uh-uh.

These new recruits have
completely overstepped

the bounds of acceptable behavior.

Please. Of course, you're free to go.

It's really not a problem.

And again, I'm happy to
help you with whatever I can,

just give me a call.

Thank you for your help.
Sean will show you out.

You bring a woman of her standing

into this office
without checking with me?

And then you interview her
here in interrogation

like a common criminal?

The conference room's
a little cramped at the moment.

Yeah, with like, 20 tons of case files

you tried to bury us with.

Your interviewee,

is a member of a very particular,

very influential family.

- She works for the company...
- Nah... uh-uh!

You embarrassed yourselves,

and the bureau, and me.

I will be taking this up with
Assistant Director Mayfair.

Oh, and what did you say about...

20 tons of case files?

Okay, so this Jonas Fischer

sounds like a real four-alarm asshat.

You have no idea.

Sorry, I know that's not much to go on.

No, you gave us a lot
of new data points.

- Things we didn't know.
- Yeah, everything helps.

Okay, so we don't know her name,

but we do know that she was

a scientist at a large
chemical company.

She's from an influential family.

Guest speaker at Hudson State.

All right,
I've narrowed down the search.

Okay, are any of these a match?

No. I'm missing something.

God, why can't I just
remember her name?

Okay. She's our only lead.

Stick with it.

What happened after Fischer
shut down the interview?

I knew we should've checked with
Fischer before we brought her in.

Yeah? Why didn't you
say something then?

It's easy to know things
after they happen.

Well, if you hadn't been
stepping all over me,

we might've gotten
something useful out of her

before Fischer shut it down.

I was stepping over you?
You need to learn

a little something about
the rhythm of the interview.

"The rhythm of the interview"?

Yeah, basically the opposite

of what just happened in there.

All right, I'll keep that in mind

the next time they actually
allow me to question somebody,

which'll be in 50 years.

What is it?

Something felt off
about that chemical lady.

I don't trust her.

I was thinking the same thing.

You know, it's almost lunch.

I hear there's a new cafe

around Hudson University
we need to try.

We'd be back before
anybody knew we were gone.

Go Hudson U.

Wait.

- Hudson University?
- Yeah.

Earlier you said the scientist

was speaking at Hudson State.

Which is on the other side
of town, right?

We weren't using the
right info for the first search.

Okay, so entering the new variable.

All the other values remain the same.

Tasha Zapata...

is this your scientist?

Kerry Coleman. That's her.

Well, looks like she vanished
right around the time

that Reade and Zapata questioned her.

Wait a minute.

What is it?

I saw her yesterday.

I shot her.

I-I winged her.

She got away, but she's here in Europe.

She's working with Madeline.

She's part of the attack plan.

I understand you ran
into some interference.

I trust that won't affect our timeline.

The gas will be weaponized, positioned,

and ready for dispersal
in all ten capital cities

by this time tomorrow.

So Kerry Coleman,

the scientist that Reade

and Zapata interviewed years ago,

is somehow related to the deadly gas

Madeline is trying to use
in her bombs right now?

- Death Gas 2000.
- I'm still not calling it that.

Hold on, you said that
you took down the operation

that made the chemicals
during the case.

If you can remember where
they were stored back then,

it might help us figure out
where they are now.

I know we found the place,
but I'm fuzzy on how.

We followed Coleman to Hudson,
but didn't turn up anything.

And after that?

Now, this part I remember.

It was the first time
Reade and I talked to you.

We had just come back from

following Coleman to the university.

- You and Fischer were not happy.
- Ha! Really?

Did you think we wouldn't
figure out where you'd gone?

You should know I have
eyes and ears everywhere.

Now, I suggest you return to

working these case files while

the two of us discuss what
this means for you both,

and whether we have to bring it up

to Assistant Director Mayfair.

Look, you don't have to do that...

Well... well said,
Special Agent Weller.

No, I don't sound like that.

- Uh, you totally do.
- No!

At first. You get used to it.

You can be a little barky sometimes.

O-Okay, so what happened

after I, understandably,
held you accountable?

Tasha?

Tasha?

That's it, I can't
remember anything else.

It's all fading.

I'm sorry, I'm trying.

We know you are.

Our memories are so tied to our senses.

So something sensory

could help jumpstart your memory.

As an alternative,
my Nepalese hypnosis method

is still on the table, just...

Hold the cup in your hands.

Feel its warmth?

Now, just close your eyes...

and smell it.

It's Earl Grey.

It's Reade's favorite.

This was a mistake.

What are you talking about?

Fischer said half of us

wouldn't be here within a year.

I thought I'd at least
make it a full day.

Yeah, we messed up.

But we did what we thought was right.

Maybe I should just transfer someplace

closer to my family.

If they'll even grant me a transfer.

Yeah, I'm sure you won't go crazy

working out of the Boise branch.

I'm serious.

Look...

You really pissed me off today.

And while I'm not happy

about being put on
file duty with you...

I think you might actually
be pretty good at this.

Eventually.

I just met you, and I can already tell

you'd be miserable working at
some sleepy backwoods office.

You got me all figured out, huh?

Yeah.

And I am not letting you off the hook.

Besides, we've got
about a million files to log.

So, whether you like it or not,

for the time being
you're stuck with me.

I'm not letting you quit.

So that's how it's gonna be?

Yeah.

Fine.

I'll stay.

But you are never allowed
to drive again.

If I'd just let him go that day...

No, this is not your fault.

...he would still be alive.

Hey, do you think transferring him

to a different office would've
kept him out of danger?

He would've found a way
to stay in the action.

It's what he wanted.

And more than anything,

he'd want you to see this through.

He'd want us to solve this thing.

Yeah, I mean, this Death
Gas 2000 isn't gonna find itself.

Let's keep going.

Well, good first day.
That's one stack down.

And one million to go.

Something's still bothering me
about that Coleman interview.

- But something's not right.
- Yeah.

It's been on my mind all day,

I just didn't wanna bring it up.

Yeah, because if you brought it up,
we'd probably

have to pursue it.

I played college football.
You know what I would do

if I had a game
I didn't feel good about?

You'd watch the tape.

The first thing I
noticed were her fingers.

- Yeah, they're peeling.
- Mm-hmm.

And notice the discoloration?

And I know she says her company
doesn't make them anymore,

but those are common
side effects for someone

who's come into contact
with one of the chemicals

found in our guy's body.

- Chlorine12.
- Chlorine12?

That's one of the chemicals
in the compound.

Does anything strike you
as odd about her boots?

I never would've taken you
as a fashion guy,

especially considering
your casual look.

Well, "A," I've forgotten more
fashion than you've ever known.

And "B," her boots are insulated.

A little warm for
this time of year, no?

Not if she's been going to

a chemical cold storage facility.

Those places get pretty chilly.

And storing this stuff usually requires

some pretty specific equipment.

Can you pull up the photos

we took of her car when we tailed her?

Yeah.

There. What is this?

It's for a private parking lot.

We might be able to find

where she's storing this stuff if we

match that lot with
places that can hold

both Chlorine12 and Phosgene517.

Phosgene517... that was it.

That was it indeed.
So, knowing the two chemicals

and how you found them in the past,

mixed with what we've learned
from the RFID drive,

that should be enough to locate
where they're keeping...

Death Gas 2000 in the area.

Coleman and the Dabbur Zann,

they met yesterday within
90 minutes of here.

So, whatever they're up to,

I'm guessing it's close by.

I will start a small
search radius in the area

and extend out from there,
shouldn't take long.

Nice work.

Jane?

Hey, I got an update.

So th-the kid that was
checked into the hospital

is definitely Bethany.

I was able to track their
doctored insurance cards.

Do you know what's wrong with her?

No, it just says

an infection of some kind,
that's all I can get.

- But we really have to tell Kurt.
- No!

- What are you talking...
- Tell me what?

- What's going on?
- Um...

I asked Rich to check
on Bethany for you.

She's in the hospital
with an infection.

That's all the information
that we have right now.

So you didn't think that's
something that I should know?

My kid is in the hospital
on her birthday?

You guys are... I have
stuff to sort out, yeah.

Look, there's nothing we can do.

- Nothing.
- My little girl is sick.

- So I should be there.
- Under normal circumstances,

yes, of course you should be.

We're not in normal circumstances.

And you sticking your head up,

flying back to America to check on her,

that's the worst thing
that you could do.

You said so yourself,
it's just too risky.

That is not your decision to make.

I made a call.

And I'm sorry that this is happening.

But the best thing that
we can do right now

is focus on stopping Madeline,

because once we do, we get to go home.

Okay?

No... It's not okay.

Jeez.

I hate it when Mom and Dad fight.

Hmm. What do you want?

No, just a hiding place is good.

Mm-hmm.

Are you okay? What's going on?

The test you got me was positive.

Positive? Like, positive...

like you're happy
about it, or... what...

I'm pregnant.

You're pregnant?

Like, full-on, all-the-way pregnant?

No, like half. Yes, I'm full pregnant.

- Also, shut up.
- Okay, sorry, I...

Is it Reade's?

What am I supposed to do
with this right now

with everything that's happening?

With people's lives on the line?

I just...

All right, so...

Is everything okay?

- Yeah. Yeah, what's up?
- Yeah.

I know where the gas is being stored.

It's in a town called Děčín
on the Czech-German border.

You ready to move?

Yeah.

We know where the gas is being stored.

It's in a cold
storage facility in Queens.

This is big, right?

Yeah.

Solid work. Both of you.

We'll take it from here.

I'm working on another case right now,

so I'll brief Bravo Team,
send them out to clean it up.

Why don't you keep going
over those old files?

You might find something else useful.

You want us to go back
to logging files?

Uh, with all due respect,
we did the legwork here.

We just wanna see it through.

How do you want us
to become good agents

if we can't finish what we started?

All right.

Bravo Team does have room for one more.

You two decide who goes.

Zapata should go.

She's the one who started
the investigation

and she kept it going, so...

No, take Reade.

The New York office needs
to know what he can do.

We haven't got time for this.

I'll take both of you.

Let's move.

Hey.

So, I know today's
been a bit of a drain

on the emotional front,

and I know you guys are
about to head out, but, uh...

This stays between us.

- Got it?
- Yes.

Lips are sealed, you can trust me.

Mum's the word. Not mum.

That's not the word at all.

It's a different word
that I'll think of later.

Here we go, all right, let's move!

If you don't get things moving soon,

it's gonna reflect very poorly
on your overall performance.

It takes as long as it takes.

Mishandling the substance
could be disastrous.

Forgive me if I put safety first.

Looks like we're almost ready to go.

This truck should be
rolling out in moments.

Okay.

So the warehouse has got two entrances.

Jane and I will take the front,
you got the back.

Tash, after what happened
in the warehouse in Dresden,

with Hades... no hesitation.

I'm good.

You say move, I'll move.

Of course we get stuck
guarding the damn back door.

When I was in Afghanistan,
I was usually

the first one through the door, so...

Can we stop this?

Stop what?

You keep bringing up
your past in the military

because you feel threatened
by my time in the NYPD.

I get it, most guys
feel threatened by that.

Almost as bad as my boyfriend.

Yeah? What's his problem?

I don't know,

he wants me to have
a nice, safe desk job.

He'd not be happy that
I'm doing this on day one.

Maybe he's not the right guy for you.

Shots fired.

Do you need assistance
or should we hold position?

Tasha, move in now.

Tash, get in here now.

Hey, freeze!

Freeze.

- Drop it!
- Reade!

Tasha! We need you now!

Go in!

Tasha, you copy?

Ohh!

Gah!

Wasn't sure you were gonna show.

Thanks for the assist.

- You okay?
- No, but I will be.

Coleman and
some of her men got away,

but we have secured the chemicals.

Unfortunately, the device
is still out there somewhere.

We'll make sure the
gas and the men we took down

end up in the right hands,
then we'll head back.

Copy that, we'll see you soon.

Nouveau Rich and
Patt-ington Bear signing off.

No, no, just no.

I'm sorry, those are our new codenames.

I can't change them,
th-that's the rules.

What's going on with you and Zapata?

I don't know what you're talking about.

What do you mean?
I don't have any secrets.

What's going on with you and Zapata?

If something is going on,
I deserve to know.

We all do.

Tasha made a pass at me,
and I rejected her.

Fine.

Don't tell me.

Oh, come on.

Okay, listen, listen, listen.

If something was going on
with Zapata...

and I'm not saying that it is, okay?

So don't quote me, don't say
that I said that to her.

But don't you think that
you would find out eventually?

Yeah... she does do things

in her own way and her own time.

Okay.

So we good? Patter-ick Ewing?

- That one's worse. That one's way worse.
- Yeah.

Oh, no.

Briana's not missing, is she?

No... this was Madeline.

Okay,
the authorities should be here soon,

so let's split up,
take our own path back to the bunker.

All right, see you guys back home.

Good luck.

Tash.

Good work today.

Yeah, with everything.
That... that wasn't easy.

See you guys back there.

Kurt, wait.

Can we please not leave angry?

Our lives are so
unpredictable right now.

If we go our separate ways
and something...

something were to happen...

I'm sorry about Bethany.

I should've told you.

Yeah.

I'm still trying to get used
to this new normal.

Sometimes I'll make the right call,

sometimes I won't.

This time I didn't.

We've already lost so much.

The thought of losing
someone so precious to me,

it hurts, and I hate it.

I know. Me too.

I'll see you back there, okay?

Yeah.

I love you.

Bye.

Wow.

You really took Fischer's
fashion note hard.

You think you might be
overdoing it just a little?

Not in the least.

And I am not about to
apologize for looking good.

So, another day at the office.

Think we can top yesterday?

Yeah, I'm willing to give it a shot.

How's your boyfriend feel

about you being in the field already?

Uh, yeah, that guy's not
my boyfriend anymore.

I think I'm done with relationships.

They tend not to go well
with what we do.

Tell me about it.

You know, I was thinking about

going to the bar down the
street tonight after work.

Watch the game,
drink a beer or two, you in?

Game and a beer? Well, twist my arm.

Assuming we survive climbing up
the rest of Cold Case Mountain.

- We'll just take it one case at a time.
- Yeah.

- Hey, Zapata?
- Hmm?

Thank you for saving my life yesterday.

I owe you one.

You know what? You owe me a beer.

Uhh!

Jane!

Agh!

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