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Look, uh, I missed part
of your conversation.

What part did you miss?

Everything after
buenos dias.

I told the driver that
I was just giving him

a warning about
his turn signals.

He insisted on explaining.

He said he's taking it to
the dealer to have them fixed.

It looked like you guys
were going to go to blows.

Spanish people tend
to, uh, be animated.

They use gestures for
emphasis, punctuations.

Some gestures have
meanings by themselves.

I wonder if Berlitz
offers a course

in, uh, gestures,
a refresher course.

Oh, yeah, like, uh..

Uh-huh.

- Si.
- Si.

Vroom, vroom,
vroom. Eh?

- Yeah.
- Vroom!

Come on, Lori!
You got us late already!

Slow down! I'm a drama
student, not a track star.

How could it
take you one hour

to answer ten simple
true or false questions?

I was prepared
for multiple choice.

Ooh-h-h, come on.

Now, just get us
to the theater

in time for
the rehearsal.

- I will, I will.
- Okay.

I can't think
about anything else.

Ah! Forget about
the rehearsal.

Think about
your driving.

Uh, you know how you
tend to startle easily?

Ha ha, yeah.

Well, it's
kind of important

that you don't
get jumpy now.

Why?

There's a kid in
the back seat with a bomb!

- I'll ask.

Bakerfield.

Whatever you say.

Better head
for Bakersfield.

See if he knows which
freeway's the best.

Hoh! This has got my
mind off the rehearsal.

Mine too.

There are two CHP
motorcycles on our tail.

Is that good?

A hostage situation.

The kid in the back
seat's in control.

Carjacking.

I'll call it in.
You hold the profile.

What's he doing?

He's just a kid, Lori,
and I think he's sick.

Oh, no.

10-4.

Support units are on the way.

He wants to go
to Bakersfield!

Which way?

Bakersfield?

Bakersfield.

Follow us.

- See you tomorrow, sarge.
- Hey, wait..

Oh, I got time off coming.

Wait a minute, Grossman.

I think you owe
the department.

Right here. Let's go.

What's going on here?

I caught them siphoning
gas out of a moped.

"A moped?"

We weren't going very far.

You know, I don't get it.

He was talking like
a blue streak in the car.

Yeah, well, why did
you bring 'em here, huh?

Well, I was taking 'em
downtown to be booked

when my vehicle broke down.

What did he write?

"Why won't anybody
listen to me?"

Alright, alright.

Everybody, out of the office.

'Come on.'

See that? He's a born leader.

He might make sergeant someday.

Let's go. Come on.

Out. Come on.

How much longer can we
keep driving like this?

How much gas
have you got left?

Over half a tank.

I get over 27 miles
to a gallon.

That's great.

This is Bakersfield?

Couldn't have said
it better myself.

Listen, I'm going
to cover the front.

Hey, relax, alright?

Hey, sarge!

'It's alright.'

'Come on, now. Take it easy.'

'Come on, now, it's okay.'

'Look, we're going
to try to help you.'

'Hey, take it easy, would you?'

We're not going to hurt you.

Come on, now,
let's just relax, son.

Easy.

Clear the area!
We have an emergency!

- We wanted to see what--

Please, for your safety,
get this car out of here.

I hope the kid doesn't get in
trouble. He was kind of nice.

Easy.

It's okay.

Son..

...we don't want to hurt you.

If you've got some
sort of problem..

...we'll help you work it out.

Medics are on their way.

The rest of the building's
been evacuated.

I called the sheriff's
bomb squad.

You stay here, kid.
I'll get us an attorney.

It's okay, it's okay.

Grossman..

...if you don't
watch those prisoners..

...I'm going to consider an act
of violence on your person.

I don't think he understands
what we're saying.

Yeah, maybe.

He hasn't said a word
since he's been in here.

He's got a right
to remain silent.

I don't think he can stand
on his legs very much longer.

Mr. Harris?

I've been in touch with
the mayor personally on--

Now is the time
to lose your voice.

I'm speaking
to a client.

Off the phone!

I'll call you back.

I would like it to
be a matter of record

that my communication
has been restricted.

Like your freedom of movement.

It's called being in custody.

May I ask what I'm

being charged with?

You are familiar with
the rights of citizens?

Look, this is no time for games.

If that kid pops
that bomb out there

we're all former citizens.

Imminent danger does not reduce

'the significance
of the individual.'

It's precisely
during those times

of stress,
ladies and gentlemen--

I liked you better
when you wrote notes.

I tell you, that
routine's getting to him.

Jon.

This way, doctor.

- Sick kid.

We don't know
what he's got.

I think he's
got a bomb.

Leave it alone.
That's for the bomb squad.

Why don't you get
a cushion for the bomb?

I repeat...don't touch it.

We may have something worse
here than a ticking bomb.

I've got the feeling
that I'm not going to like

what you're gonna
say next, right?

This boy has symptoms of any
number of epidemic diseases.

Seaman's clothing, no
labels, obviously Asian.

Know who he is?

Any idea where he came from?

Harbor Freeway, Northbound.

Can this corridor be closed off?

Good. Seal the entrance
at the other end.

Is there any other way
out of this immediate area?

Well, the, uh, bomb
might just blow a doorway

through the wall for you.

Restricting contamination
comes first.

- Sounds like a quarantine.
- Right.

This area is under quarantine

until we can determine which
disease we're dealing with.

Well, I was about to leave,
so I guess I'll be going.

Uh, you will be staying.

- Well--
- Nobody's leaving. Nothing.

I got this appointment.

What you got is
this quarantine.

Careful.

Watch out for that bomb.

How'd he get here?

Commandeered a car
with a pipe bomb.

We led him here.

Hey, the girls in the car
might know something.

- Hey, sarge.

I could go
ask the girls.

Look, Grossman,
live with it.

We'll send in everything
you need. Cots, food--

"Cots?"

I got to be out of
here at 5 o'clock.

It could be two weeks.

Two weeks?

Epidemiology is
similar to scrub typhus.

Except for
the subcutaneous hemorrhaging.

Missed that.

Come on.

Doctor.

This may be a deadly
epidemic situation.

The boy's clothing
suggests that he's recently

arrived in the country..

...illegally, no doubt.

'And that opens up
endless possibilities.'

We must know
where he's been

the last few weeks.

Well, how's that going to help?

Many diseases are
endemic to specific areas.

Uh, valley fever to
California's Central Valleys

typhus and cholera
to parts of Asia.

Don't forget the Philly killer.

'Back!'

Legionnaires' disease
is another possibility.

'Knowing where he's
been will give us an idea'

of what to look for.

If you should find someone,
anyone, who has had any contact

with that boy,
notify me immediately.

'And, uh, may I remind you'

the security of this quarantine

is your responsibility.

Doctor, I categorically
assure you, I understand.

Sarge, I...hate
to be a nag, but..

Grossman, where's
with the bomb squad?

Well, I guess they have
to clear their action

with the health
department.

Look, I want that thing
neutralized right away.

Yes, sir.

- Sindy.
- Yeah.

Uh, see if these
doors can be locked.

Look, uh, we can block off
some of these corridors

by moving some
filing cabinets.

- Alright.
- Okay.

Baker! Come here
and give me a hand.

'Martin Huntley, please,
with the bomb squad.'

That's right, the bomb squad.

Martin.

Yeah, this is
Artie Grossman.

Grossman...at Central.

Right. Listen, Martin,
I called you about..

Martin, hold
on one second.

Just cancel the call, Martin.
There's been some mistake.

Harlan, can't you read?

There's a quarantine
sign in the hall.

Posted way
above eye level.

The law prescribes
eye level.

I've already had
the measles, anyway.

No, Harlan.

- Uh-uh.

Chicken pox?

I've-I've had all my shots.

You're in the lifeboat, Harlan.

- Right.

How did you know
that wasn't a bomb?

"Bomb?"

Hey, sarge,
look at this.

Which disease
could it be, huh?

Bubonic plague.

Cholera.

Typhoid.

Alright.

How will it hit us?
Give me the worst.

Initially, a loss of appetite.

Then a ravenous hunger
for spicy foods.

Gradually, an aversion
to fruit salad..

...chicken soup, Jell-O.

Those are the symptoms
of the disease?

No! A reaction to the county
hospital food we'll be getting.

'What kind of attorney
are you supposed to be?'

Civil attorney, actually.

I specialize in corporate
business, tax shelters--

"Tax shelters?" Don't move.

I had an appointment today

at 5:30 with my taxman.

I'm out of luck now.

But...here's my basic problem.

These...are my
itemized deductions.

'Question.'

Can I deduct wear
and tear on my shoes

worn to and from work?

Ah-h-h..

Ah-h-h..

Mmm...ah-h-h..

Um, Artie,
do you realize

who you're asking
tax advice from?

Yeah, and he found
a $200 deduction.

I don't get
the explanation

but it looks good.

Um..

...when you get the details
of that deduction--

Yeah, I'll
let you know.

Hey, where do you
think you're going?

Hey, counselor

'tell them I got to
go to the bathroom.'

My client--

I heard him.

Okay, but hurry back.

And remember, there's
more to this than escaping.

You're both potential
plague carriers.

If I don't get to the bathroom,
I'm a potential--

Alright! Alright. Go

Now, about my tax
situation, sir.

Please.

You'll have to
make an appointment.

Okay. Thanks, Derek.

Keep in touch.

Well, the boy's still in a coma.

They can't
begin treatment

until they
identify the disease.

They said it would
be a lot easier

if we could find out
where he came from.

We may not be in
bad shape at all.

The photograph.
Notice the family.

Notice the tractor-trailer rig.

Now, the boy could be connected
either with the family

or he could be connected
with the tractor-trailer rig.

And not only did he use
that phony bomb as a defense

he used it as a hiding
place for his valuables.

And what were those valuables?

A little bit of money...
and a photograph.

The vital clue...
is the photograph.

Two weeks.

This could take two weeks.

Hey, sarge, look.

Everyone carries around

'pictures of someone they love.'

Everyone.

I never carried a picture

in my life.

Hey, get back in there

where you belong, huh?

You know, it's logical
the people in the photo

could tell us
something about the kid.

As for the truck,
the DMV could list

some license numbers
that could fit.

We can read all
but two of them.

Well, you'd be making
a lot of phone calls

checking out possibles.

But there might
be something there.

Run with it. Excuse me.

Sergeant Getraer.

No, nothing on
the kid yet, captain.

We're clutching at straws.

'Yeah.'

Did you hear that?

What we call
a systematized search

he calls
"clutching at straws."

Hey, look,
nobody's always wrong.

Those people posing in
front of the restaurant

maybe that's
a connection.

Well, I can read something
on that building, though.

Yeah, there's
four letters.

It says "food."

Sorry.

You know, I've been
meaning to ask you

how come you're on the inside

and Ponch is on the outside?

Uh, I got to the back
door before he did.

I don't feel comfortable
with this honor system.

Good. That means
you have a conscience.

I don't understand this
quarantine deal either.

Oh, that's like
medical maximum security.

Max security?

Boy, I'd be something if I
busted out of here, wouldn't I?

Hey, what are you
two cooking up?

I'm counseling
my client.

It's a privileged
communication.

You know, who'd have figured it?

Two and a half million trucks

in the State of California.

Yeah, but the computers cut
it down to a few thousand.

Look, I think we better stick to
our original hunch, the photo.

Yep.

It's all we've got.

That's a felony.

It's an adjustment.
We're all out of change.

Look, you'll never
get it open that way.

Oh, well, I
won't, huh? Okay.

A coat hanger.
A coat hanger?

Yeah.

What are you gonna
do, pick the lock?

What do you think,
I'm an amateur?

Hold that. Got it hard?

Want to move the machine out
a little, Harlan, there, please?

Thank you.

How far?

Just keep going.

- A little more.

A little more.
A little more.

Now tilt it towards me.

You got it? More.

More. Over,
over, over. Okay.

Okay, um, a little more.

When I count to three,
give the machine one kick.

- Uh-huh.

One, two, three.

Oh, uh, Wiley's
just helping Harlan

adjust the machine.

Yeah. Nobody
has any change.

Well, uh...have him
adjust a Choconuts bar

and some Cheesies
for me, huh, Harlan?

You know, the doctor says

we're going to be here
for about two weeks.

I mean, why so long?

Well..

...with a disease which
can't be identified..

Excuse me.

A tissue sample

is cultured in a petri dish

away from a victim's antibodies.

See, some bacteria
grow at such a slow rate

that other,
faster-growing organisms

around them tend
to obscure them.

Takes about two weeks to
develop an identifiable culture

with nearly every epi..

'Excuse me.'

It wasn't a yes or no question!

Okay, thank you.

Ah. That, uh, guy you
brought in with Wiley?

His name is
probably Bill Conner.

He's from the Westwood
Veteran's Hospital.

- Mm-hmm.

He's walking around with
several distinct personalities

each one independent
of the other.

Well, why don't you explain
how that works, Grossie?

No.

Well, the strange part about
it is...they want him back.

He keeps up
the patients' morale.

I see how he could relate
to a variety of people.

So there's this naked
biker club, see

ha ha ha, dancing around
at the side of the road

and this sheriff's
sedan pulls up.

I don't mean to
interrupt, but, uh..

...there's some people who
are worried about you, Bill.

Bill?

Mm-hmm.

You're Bill Conner.

Your friends at
the VA Hospital called.

Dr. Ansgar said he'd be
very happy when you come back.

Usually when this
happens, I'm in trouble.

Am I in trouble?

No. No, I don't think so, Bill.

Wiley!

Grossman.

Come on.

In here!

Grossman.

Oh, I'd jump at
the chance, sarge..

...but I couldn't.

Obviously.

I'm claustrophobic!

Look, you take over here, Jon.

I'll alert the rest
of the building.

Okay, give me a boost.

I'll get you
a flashlight, Sindy.

- Great.

Oh, come on.
We're wasting time.

Alright.

Wee! Oops!

Whoops!

'Here you go, Sindy.
You got it?'

'Got it.'

Thanks, guys.

- Yeah, Ponch.
- Listen, I'll check the roof.

Make sure he doesn't
get out that way.

You might alert people
in the other offices.

Right. Will do.

Oh, hey, by the way

you having fun in there?

You don't know
what you're missing.

Okay.

Not a sound.

Hey, the food's here!

'Bill'

You talking to me?

'Yeah.'

Lefty.

Ah.

Lefty.

You know, Copper..

...I feel responsible
for the kid making a break.

Ah.

Well...why don't you do
something for him, Lefty?

Yeah, he'll listen to you.

You know, I think a few
well-chosen words from you

the kid would
turn himself around.

I'll do it.

Good boy.

Mmm.

There are vegetables
in these containers

I've never
even seen before.

Hospital dietitians
disguise things no one likes.

Undercover vegetables?

It's sort of
like a freeway.

'Restricted one-way
channel, off-ramps..'

...fleeing citizen

pursuing CHP officer.

Hey, Wiley!
There's no way out!

'You're in a one-way duct!'

You lose. Again.

You're supposed to say,
"You're under arrest."

Well, you've
been under arrest.

Now you're
a recaptured escapee.

I was looking
for some fresh air.

Really? Follow me.

That way.

Come on.

Hey, Conner. You see
how I shook them up?

I had them going.

Yeah, kid.
You're a real Houdini.

What did you get out of it?

I got satisfaction.

Uh-huh. Try to spend it.

Tell me something

what am I supposed to do?

Look, there's only one
way to beat the system.

Yeah?

You got to pretend
to go along with it.

Fake it. You understand?

Big deal. I thought I was
going to learn something.

Hey, if you don't have
the guts for it, kid, say so.

Hey, I got all kind of guts.

'Then pay attention.'

You got to pretend

morning, noon and night

that you're shaping up.

When you're alone, even.

You got to fake it
and keep faking it.

Come to think of it,
you may have to stop

and remind yourself
once in a while

that you're still a crook.

How long do I have
to keep this up?

Till it becomes a habit.

Till every cop in this town
starts believing you're Tom Mix.

Who's Tom Mix?

Never mind. Forget it.

A good guy.

What if I start
believing this myself?

Sorry, kid, but that's
a chance you'll have to take.

Are you sure
this is okay?

I don't want to get
into more trouble.

We're gonna pay
for all this stuff.

You're not gonna
get in trouble.

You're good
with your hands.

You'd be good
with motorcycles.

It takes a touch
just like you got.

If I could just make
a contribution to society.

There's money
in there.

Somebody ought to
take charge of it

before it disappears.

They put the mashed
potatoes in gelatin molds.

Sunburst and floral patterns.

Hmm..

I'll have cream of
mushroom...and bean.

And chicken noodle.

You know, a man
wouldn't have his family

riding with him
in his tractor.

Wait a minute.
Maybe it's not his truck.

Yeah, but I mean,
"Bakersfield," "food.."

Bakersfield truck stop!

Yeah...that might be it.

Now, the CHP office
in Bakersfield

would have a rundown
on the truck stops.

Get on it, Jon.

Yeah, thanks. Excuse me.

"Because of
the size of the jet?'

Good. Yeah.
You pick this up fast.

He could tell you
a lot of things too

when he goes back
to being a biker.

Oh..

Boy, our relief shift

gets relieved
in a few minutes.

We got a psychological
phenomenon here..

...but it doesn't
impress you at all.

No. Call me if he
does someone short.

Yes, sir, about
that building

uh, that I was
talking to you about.

The building has
a wide entrance

with "food"
spelled out on it.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, well, do you
know the owner?

Okay, thanks. You bet.
I'll let you know.

It's all yours.

Great.

I'm Officer Sindy Cahill from
the Los Angeles CHP Central.

We're trying to
establish the identity

'of an Asian boy you may know.'

- 'He's about 14 years old.'
- That's Lee.

Is he alright?

Well, he has a fever,
but his condition is stable now.

Well, where's the hospital?
I'll leave right away.

Well, we understand
how you must feel

but the doctors need information

in order to diagnose
the fever properly.

Where does Lee come from?

Uh, an orphanage
in Pusan, Korea.

Look, we're
adopting him and, uh

well, he was worried
something was wrong.

It was taking so long.

He wrote to say he
was going to visit

his grandfather
near Seoul

and-and get over
here on his own.

Well, call Dr. David Bosca.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, I got it. Right.

Don't worry.
I'll drive safely.

Bye.

Where is Seoul, exactly?

On the 38th Parallel.

It's what divides
North and South Korea.

It's where most of
the Korean War was fought.

Hmm hmm.

- Hah ha.
- Boring.

You know I let you
win that, don't you?

No, no, you didn't.

I won, fair and square.

[Conner chanting
in foreign language]

I just spoke with the doctor.
The boy's fine.

He has Manchurian fever.

It can only be contracted

in three places in the world

and one of those places
is just North of Seoul, Korea.

Now, it takes an intermediate
carrier or vector to spread

and humans can't
act as carriers.

So we can leave?

No. Wecan leave.

The owner of the car
Conner was driving

gave it to him to repair.

The moped owner refuses
to press charges.

No holds on Wiley.

Yeah.

Harlan.

- Thanks a lot.
- No, keep it for a while.

Just drop it by next
time you're around.

You might have
some questions, huh?

You know, I was just
telling Ponch yesterday

these are the kind of
guys we could live with.

Ooh, we did.

- I know.

- Jon.

You got two days off.

I'll see you and Poncherello

the day after tomorrow, huh?

Alright, if I
wake up by then.

Hey, partner, how does it
feel being locked up, huh?

- Come on, tell me about it.

What happened to you?

Uh, well, as you know,
I was on the roof, remember?

It's dirty up there.

Come on.

Hey..

Hey.

Oh. Oh! Hi.
Remember us?

I'm Lori.
She's Crystal.

- Yeah, of course.

Uh, we were wondering

is the little boy
going to be alright?

Uh, yeah, he's
going to be fine.

Did the bomb go off?

- No.
- Oh, that's neat.

Well, it really wasn't a bomb.

Well, what was it?

That's a long
story, alright?

Yeah, and, uh, we
have a couple days off

so, uh, we could
tell you about it

if you have
an evening free.

Super.

Well, why don't you
come to the show

and we'll have
dinner after?

Come to the show?

Uh, we're both
drama students

at the college.
We're both in a play.

You'll love it.

- Sounds great, Jon.
- Yeah, alright.

What's the name
of the play?

"Panic In The Streets."

It's about
a typhoid epidemic.