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Trouble in paradise?

Turner and I did
a joint task force

together eight years ago.

His name is Isaak...

Sidorov.

He's an arms dealer that

the task force was monitoring

when I was working with Turner.

He gets Turner, he gets
the name of the agents.

Sidorov knew
there were more bombs.

Where are these agents located?
All over.

Houston, Philadelphia,

Detroit.

Each one of those could have
a nuclear bomb.

All seven cities online?

Dallas and New York
are audio only.

We have video
for the rest.

Status, please.

New York, phase line green.

Philadelphia,
phase line green.

Houston, phase
line green.

Detroit,
phase line green.

Dallas, phase line green.

Chicago is phase line green.

Director Lange, status?

San Diego, status?

San Diego,
phase line green.

San Diego is phase line green.

I have the command.

Three, two, one.

Execute, execute, execute.

Mr. Andrews?

I live across the street.

UPS dropped off your
package at my house.

Honey, just leave it.

We're going to be late for work.

Mr. Andrews?

Babe, just leave it!

Not coming out.

Initiate on three. My count.

One, two, three.

Federal agents!

Put your hands
in the air!

Federal agents!

Target's deceased.

We have a homicide.

Target is deceased.

Target appears
to have been tortured.

Target has been killed.
Target has been killed.

Target has been killed.

♪ NCIS: LA 4x06 ♪
Rude Awakenings
Original air date on November 13, 2012

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We got beat.

Sidorov's guys got
here before us.

Used this to waterboard him.

Tortured him to find
out if he had a bomb,

and if he did, where it was.

All right, his name is
Michael Andrews, he's 66.

He's a former member of a San
Diego teacher's union and AARP.

So the house has been
thoroughly searched.

All of it?
Every single inch.

Well, if they found
what they wanted,

they would have
stopped and left.

Oh, Sidorov's guys
are former FSB. Pros.

Or they could have found

what they were looking for
quickly, tore up the house...

To make it look like
they didn't find anything.

Exactly.

Are we sure this guy

was a Russian sleeper agent?

He was on Turner's list.

And so far, Turner's been right

every step of the way.

San Diego team?
Go ahead.

He was tortured?

You psychic?

All nine sleeper agents

in the other seven cities
were also tortured and killed.

Sidorov's got seven teams.

One in every city.

That's an expensive operation.

A nuclear bomb in the open
market would go for millions.

It's not a bad investment.

Any evidence that they actually
had possession of the bombs?

No, but the FBI is just
beginning its investigations.

As are we.

I don't have
to tell you to make haste.

No, you don't.

You figure out if this
guy has a nuclear bomb

in San Diego,
and if he does...

Find it fast.

Thank you.

If we don't, Sidorov will.

Got it.

Don't look

so happy to see me.

I alerted the
Assistant Director.

You know things are bad
when she calls me.

What can you tell me
about Sidorov?

He's a former FSB,
worked in Putin's network.

As of eight years ago,
he used his connections

to become a major
international arms broker.

Our current thinking is

that FSB hired Sidorov
to investigate Turner.

Because Turner discovered
the old Russian sleeper agents.

Exactly. Sidorov realized

that the agents may still
have the nuclear bombs.

And he got the big idea
to take those weapons

and sell them
on the open market.

How did Sidorov get
to the sleeper agents before us?

FSB inherited
KGB files,

so there's a good
chance they had access

to the list of names
of the Cold War agents.

Despite a regime change,

you don't just lose track
of nuclear weapons.

So, Sidorov is here
inside the U.S.?

He's traveling

on a diplomatic passport.

As of now,
we can't connect Sidorov

to Turner or the weapons.

And if we were to deport him,
he'd know that we're on to him.

He could hide those bombs
any place.

We need to find Sidorov now
before he disappears.

I've got a dozen Kaleidoscope
searches running,

and facial-recognition alerts on
all the international borders.

We're also tracking down any

of Sidorov's known associates
here in the U.S.

Mr. Callen, Mr. Hanna,

perhaps it's time

to have a conversation
with Arkady Kolcheck.

He's former KGB.

Sometimes
I think he still is.

Had to meet
all the way out here?

It's a delicate subject matter.

Sidorov makes
you that nervous?

He should make you that nervous.

He's a disciplined
psychopath.

Sidorov goes after
Russian mafia, they back off.

I'm terrified.

Where can we find him?

Not easy.

He makes big arms deals,
then disappears for years.

He doesn't go out
in public much.

This is what
we came out here for?

I met him three times.

All he talked about was wine.

He collects.

Buys thousands of
cases at a time.

He uses the wine as a way
to bank some of his money.

Keeps it in cities
all over the world.

- Eric.
- Go.

Apparently, Sidorov
has a little wine fetish.

Why don't you start looking
into wine-storage facilities?

We're looking for tenants that
have large, long-term leases.

Got it.

What do you know
about Soviet agents

with nuclear weapons
in the U.S.?

Back in the day,
I heard whispers,

but I didn't believe it.

Why?

Because to be discovered
doing something like this

would be beyond
Cuban Missile Crisis.

It would cause political
rift for decades.

Not to mention
start a nuclear war.

Let's play "what if?"

If there were agents in the U.S.

armed with nuclear weapons,

there would be very few of them.

Like everything else
about Cold War,

it is about threat, not action.

Like one in each of the eight
largest cities in the U.S.?

You found one?

Dear God.

Got to love
the old U.S.S.R.

Oh, don't be naive.

We both spent decades

pointing nuclear weapons
at each other's children.

Neither of our countries
had clean hands in this.

Clearly, neither of them
had any sanity, either.

I've never seen
Arkady that worried.

You believe him?

I do now.

You seeing this?

Yup. They've been
tailing us since

we left Arkady.

Any ideas
about who they are?

Let's find out.

Get a little distance from 'em.

You got another gun?

It's in the glove box.

Turn here.

Use this alley.

Get out with your hands up!

Are you armed?

No... but he is.

Well, well, well.

Sam Hanna. Been a while.

G, meet Michael Snyder, CIA.

Agent G. Callen.

He also worked on the task
force with Turner and me.

I never liked him.

Something tells me
he doesn't like you, either.

Some things never change.

And never will.

Guess you guys
don't think

Turner was such a nut after all.

Well, just 'cause
Turner was right

doesn't mean he wasn't crazy.

He gave his life
for his country.

Best thing he probably
could have done with it.

See, now I don't like him.

I don't even think
his mom likes him.

Something tells me his guys
aren't fond of him, either.

Fellas, you like Snyder?

Come on, you
can be honest.

Snyder knows he's a little
pompous, a little smug.

Aw. I missed you, too.

So, do you know
where Sidorov is?

He's somewhere here in the U.S.
We don't know where.

Your turn.

We have to tread lightly.

Sidorov is protected

from high up the political
food chain in Russia.

Tread lightly?

We're talking about
nuclear weapons.

So far, there's only been one,
and we recovered it.

No, I believe we recovered it.

You got a plan?

It's pretty clear,
don't you think?

If Sidorov has acquired
a nuclear weapon--

and that's a big if--
we're gonna find him,

attempt to get an agent close
to him, inside his operation.

And this is the reason
we're talking, Sam.

You seem to be the one
doing all the talking.

We both know
we can't start from scratch.

It'd take far too long
to get an agent undercover.

We need someone
Sidorov already trusts.

Give Sidorov an enemy,
make him turn to an old friend.

You've played this game
before, Sam.

See, that's why
I don't like you.

'Cause this isn't a game.

Can we move forward, Sam?

If this remains a joint
NCIS, CIA mission.

You're irrelevant;
I'm talking with him.

Then we got no deal.

Okay.

Well played.

Joint mission.

Soon as we find Sidorov,
we start.

Deal?

You call us when you find him,
then you'll be relevant to us.

Move your car.

Anything on Sidorov?

Nothing,

and it's not by accident.

This guy is careful.

He must switch cars,

he doesn't drop credit cards
with his own name on them.

- Where's Granger?
- He's camped out with Hetty.

He wants to be called as soon
as we find something on Sidorov.

I need you to call me first.

If I have any favors
to call in with you two,

I'm calling
'em in now.

Anything.

It's personal.

You don't have to explain.

Thank you.

Sam, let me talk
to you outside.

I'll protect Eric and Nell
from Granger.

It won't come back
on 'em.

That's not it.

Then what?

We're all in this together.

I just need to know
what the play is.

Turner, Snyder, me-- we were
all part of the task force.

Three other agents
were put undercover

to get close to Sidorov.

First one never made it
out of the gate.

Second one was found dead--

skinned alive.

If this is too dangerous,
you don't have to do this.

This is a major
national security breach.

We're talking
millions of lives.

I can't turn away.

And finding somebody
else would take too long

and it probably wouldn't work.

Snyder's has the right plan,
but he's too cavalier

with the lives of his agents.

We have to get close
to Sidorov first.

Then we can run this.

Granger's never going to let
us withhold from the CIA.

As soon as Eric
finds Sidorov,

he's going
to bring in Snyder.

Michael Andrews worked
at a public school

two miles away from his home.

Now,

assuming
the vehicles were disabled

during a nuclear attack,

he'd want the bomb
in close proximity to his home

and the school.

That gives us roughly
a one-mile overlapping area.

Pierce's bomb was kept
at a storage facility.

No storage facilities
in the overlapping area.

What the hell?

Okay, those

are used for lifting
heavy glass.

This guy's a teacher.

So why does he have them?

Nell, pull the
house permits.

Okay, the house was originally
permitted for a small basement,

but the final plans
were changed.

So there was no basement?

Yeah.

We'll call you back.

We also surveyed
the exterior foundation.

It's a solid slab.

Okay.

Riverdance.

What?

Riverdance.

What?
Riverdance!

River...

You heard the man-- Riverdance.

Hey, over here.

Move the table and chairs.

I got it.

Let's go.

You hear that?

Sounds different.
Yeah, it does.

Grab the suckers.

It's the edge.

Right there.

On three.

One, two, three,
nice and easy.

Whoa.

Well, that does not look
like a wine cellar.

I need a flashlight.

Got it.

We got a facial recognition hit
on a security camera

at a wine storage facility
in Hollywood.

Who is that?

Name is Greshnev.

We tracked him down
because of this photo.

He is an associate

of Sidorov.

I tracked Greshnev's car
via traffic cameras

to the Rosslyn Hotel
here in Los Angeles.

So we scanned
the hotel security footage

and we found this.

It's from 40 minutes ago.

We found Sidorov?

Where is that?

That is

the Rosslyn Hotel.

Well, is he still there?

Yeah.

Let's get in touch with Snyder,

tell him we found Sidorov.

Nell, we found something.
Ooh.

Kensi said she found something.

Here's the feed.

What are we looking at?

It's a room under the house.

What'd you find?

Well, it's more
about what we didn't find.

You seeing this?

Geiger.
Here you go.

Deeks.

We find Sidorov?

Yeah, he's here in L.A.

Well, that's a good thing...

'cause he has
at least one nuclear bomb.

Get the FBI's render safe unit

and make them aware that we're
missing a nuclear weapon.

Got it.

Get me Agent Snyder.

I'll get Snyder.

We need
to arrange a meet.

Go fast, we got
to get moving.

Can someone please tell me
how functional

a 35-year-old
nuclear bomb is?

Uh...

well, uh, do you know much
about nuclear fusion?

The basics.
Then,

let me use the touch screen
to illustrate.

Is it necessary?

Well, you know what they say--
devil's in the details.

I think it would be helpful

if we all had
a better understanding

of what we were dealing with.

Quickly.

Okay.

Now, for reliability reasons,

the type of weapon
the Russians would have

is a gun-type nuclear weapon.

There are some
conventional explosives

here at this end

that would shoot
nuclear material through...

a tube into

nuclear material
at the other end,

thus creating a...

Anyone, anyone?

Assistant Director Granger.

...nuclear reaction.

Yeah, I've heard
all this before.

It's fascinating.

You know,
just for the fun of it,

let's take a look at the math.

I can't cross the CIA or NCIS

with an operation
that's this important

to national security.

We just need time,
Hetty.

We're putting the mission
in play regardless.

It's the same plan

that Snyder proposed.

If we place the agent,

then we can control the mission
and keep the agent safe.

We could

all be discharged for this.

I don't give a damn.

Well, of course.

Why would you?

Now, if the conventional
explosive degraded over time,

it would have to be replaced.

Something as common
as C-4 would work.

Oh.

Nell.

Does Sidorov need

a nuclear scientist to do this?

Hmm, good question.

All he would need is
a high-level ballistics expert.

So the answer is yes,
the bombs are viable.

Short answer?

Yeah, short answer.

Depends on what your
definition of "viable" is.

Boom.

That's my definition.

Will they go boom?

Boom?

Yes... yes, they will.

You're asking a lot of your
operations manager, Agent Hanna.

No, I'm asking
a lot of my friend.

We just need you to buy us
a little more time.

We're going to talk
to Arkady again.

Are they meeting
with Snyder?

Yes, imminently.

We've got a nuclear bomb loose
inside our borders, Hetty.

What the hell is going on?

Thanks.

So what exactly
are you looking for now?

Somebody who would want
to kill Sidorov.

We need an enemy.

Not a lot of people
crazy enough to do that.

He had to have crossed somebody.

Okay.

Okay, one man-- Andrei Kirkin.

He controls

heroin trade for all
of Western Russia.

He has large,
powerful organization,

and Sidorov killed his brother.

Bingo.

Who would Kirkin use
for a hit in the U.S.?

Name is Varlamov--
Victor Varlamov.

He is professional
hit man who takes care

of all of Kirkin's
dirty business.

He's very good
and very prolific.

He's here in Los Angeles.

You know his address?

I play poker with him.

Don't judge.

Morally corrupt people
are my business.

Let's pick him up.
Yeah.

Victor, out.

What is this about?

The murder of Yulia Paklima.

Beautiful, 16, and dead.

Your DNA
on a 7.62-caliber shell

and a witness
that puts you at the scene.

Life's over, Victor,
you're done.

You ever want to see
blue skies again

that's not trimmed
in razor wire,

need you to roll over
like a Chihuahua.

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

Let's jog his memory.

This is the apartment building
where Yulia Paklima lived.

You murdered her right
here on the roof.

I'm telling you,
I don't know her.

You know this guy?

Don't even try
to say no.

Andrei Kirkin,
your employer.

Yeah, Andrei was
sleeping with Yulia.

Was all fun and
underage games until...

Somebody gets pregnant.

I'm being set up.

Andrei doesn't want
the complication,

he hires you to kill her.

Going to need you
to testify against him.

Or if you really
love your boss,

you can just take the
fall for the whole thing.

You all right?

I may...

need to get to the hospital.

What?

Hey!

Hey, stop!

Think it's the burritos
coming up on me.

Very nice.

Yeah. Oh, my
gosh. I know.

J.Lo looked so in love.

I really thought it was

gonna last this time.

Get it?

Kodak moment.

Oh!

That looked like it hurt.

Did it hurt? Or did it
just look like it hurt?

It hurt!

I think I broke my finger.

Well, hopefully
it's your trigger finger.

Maybe you can stop
shooting at people.

Come here.

All good?

Not really.

Put Victor in the car.

Let's take a walk,
Agent Hanna.

What did Hetty tell you?

Everything.

If this is a...

"you're a good agent but I have
to fire you" speech, do it.

I'm busy.

I can't have agents
telling me lies of omission.

It's nothing you haven't done.

I'm your boss, Agent Hanna,
whether you like it or not.

If you needed to know,
you would have been informed.

What do you want?

I want you to know...

that I've got your back.

I understand.

Everything.

Hetty's going down the line
for you and so am I.

Now, I don't know how long
we're gonna hold the CIA off,

so we need to get
this thing set up

quickly.

Snyder's not gonna
be passive.

Thank you.

Yeah.

- We're on.
- Come on.

Clock's ticking.
We got to move.

Quinn's ready?

Let me show you what we've got.

Why do I feel like I'm missing
a huge part of this?

'Cause you are.

And who's Quinn?

Quinn is what
this is all about.

Guys, a call

just came from Sidorov's room.

He's called for his car.
He's moving.

I have eyes on Sidorov.
He's coming out.

Deeks, go.

Deeks, does the room key work?

All good.

You receiving that?

No.

Use the backup.

Going to backup.

Deeks, Sidorov's going
back to the room. Get out.

Deeks.
I'm trying.

Callen. Kensi.

Two guys heading your way.

How about now?

It's good. Get out.

Did you hear that?
Yeah, I heard three shots.

Excuse me.

Oh, my gosh,
I'm so scared.

Deeks, you out?

Almost.

How you doing?

Good talk.

I'm on the eighth floor.
My name is Reese Samuels.

Are the police
on their way?

No, I'm telling you. I saw a man
coming down from the rooftop

and he ran right
past me. Yes!

Excuse me.

You say you see man
come down from roof?

I didn't just see him--

I videotaped him on my phone.

Really?

I take a look?

Yeah, I think I hear
the sirens. Thank you.

I'm telling you,

that's the guy.
Hey. Hey!

Give me my phone back.

Hey! Give me my
phone back! Wha...

Jerk!

Can you play it
from the top?

What's he saying?

They're saying they couldn't
find the shooter.

Sidorov's so mad at his own guys
he wants to kill 'em.

Well, that's the guy
that took my phone.

Good. Sidorov says
he knows Victor Varlamov.

And he knows he works
for Kirkin.

He says he wants
to change hotels.

They're telling him
that he's safe.

Sidorov says he doesn't
want protection.

He wants Kirkin dead.

He wants his lieutenant

to contract a hit man
for the job.

Good.

You got the phone number
for his lieutenant?

I got it.

Anybody he tries to contact,

it's a disconnected number,
a dead e-mail account.

He'll get back

to Quinn fast.

They kept in touch
over the years.

Nell, how we doing?

Just building an
entire life here.

This has to
be rock solid.

Believe me,
by the time I'm done,

they'll have to dig to China
to know this isn't real.

You okay?

This is what I was afraid of.

Got a prisoner coming out.

Coming out on three.

Lock it up.

Are you okay?

That was different.

Yeah.

It's been a long time since
making love was like that.

I guess marriage changes things.

Where's Quinn?

You should have
returned my calls.

Mister Sidorov
wishes to see you.

The man has no patience.

Let me get dressed.

Probably he like it
if you didn't.

If you want to live

past the next five seconds,

I'd get that gun
out of his face.

Now.

Thank you.

I'll get dressed.

And I won't even
take it personally.

That's how nice of a guy I am.

Isaak!

Ah, good to see you.

Mmm.

People are never usually
this happy when they need

my services.

They don't like killing
as much as I do.

You look beautiful.

Why, thank you.

This is David Forman.

I know about him.

L.A. Homicide detective
turned hit man.

Just did 14 months
on a weapons charge

because the D.A.
couldn't get you

on the murder.

I love Google.

We're partners...

and he's very good.

Mr. and Mrs.
Black Smith.

Come on, that's funny.

What's the job?

Somebody tried to kill me.

Why does that not surprise me?

Name's Kirkin.

Andrei Kirkin?
You know him?

Yeah. He's very well protected,

and very dangerous.

Not more than me.

It's a big job, Isaak.

That's why I need
my black wow.

I've missed you.

Look.

$1 million cash.

Now you're interested.

Now it got real.

Here's the thing.

I don't see him again.

Use him if you want
on the day, but...

I don't like him.

Come on.
What's not to like?

That you're alive.

I don't share my women.

You want the job or not?

I want it.

Okay.

I understand.

Call me when you're done.

I have an amazing white...

burgundy.

Let me pour you a glass.

You haven't heard from her?

Hetty. OPS.

Henrietta Lange?

Yes.

It's not good.

There were 11 sleepers--
three were couples,

including Pierce and his wife.

As you know, we found them all

tortured and killed,
four of whom

we believe were never in
possession of nuclear weapons.

But two were.

We believe so, yes.

We found traces of radiation,
same as the one in San Diego.

And you did not recover
the bombs?

No. They're gone.

So two, plus the one
Kensi and Deeks found.

Now there's three
nuclear weapons out there.

Sidorov will sell
those bombs to anybody.

Al-Qaeda...

domestic terrorists, anybody.

Sam.

LAPD found the body
of a woman in Santa Monica Bay.

She had a parking ticket
from the Casa del Mar Hotel.

Sidorov has
checked out.

I'm sorry.

♪

Name's Anna Folasade.

Sidorov was
traveling with her.

Looks like an
accidental drowning.

He probably
didn't want her

cramping his style now that
Quinn's back in the picture.

Is that Quinn,

texting you to tell
you she's okay?

He left on a diplomatic flight.

We couldn't stop him.

He's got three
nuclear weapons on him

and you let him
leave the country?

Oh, he's not gonna try to get
over the border with those.

It's too hard.
He'll sell them right here.

What makes you think
you'll ever see him again?

He gave Quinn a quarter-
of-a-million-dollar advance.

Said he was gonna set up
the hit for Los Angeles.

He wouldn't have given her
that money for nothing.

He will be back.

And then...

the fun starts.

Hey, Sam.

Thanks for setting it all up.

Good to be working
together again.

You put her
in a bad situation,

I'll hunt the earth for you.

Wow.

Okay.

A) It's Quinn's job
to be in a bad situation,

and B) Go for it.

Hey!

Leave him alone!
Back off!

No! Don't!

Don't.

Hey!

Sam. Don't do it.

Sam!

He's not worth it.

This is insane.

What the hell
is going on?

Hey, if this is a personal thing
between Sam and Quinn, just tell us.

It wasn't supposed
to happen this way.

Working on the same
task force, side by side,

seven days a week,
months on end,

they fell in love.

Thank you, Mommy.

We need to talk.

You know, the world could end

before I'd let something
happen to you.

Don't worry.

You're not gonna lose me.

I thought this part was over
once we were married.

We have no choice.

We have to do this.

Then you'll go back
to being Mrs. Sam Hanna?

I don't know, baby.

Being back at this
has made me realize

this is who I am.

I feel alive.

A feel alive again.

Now, let's take care

of business first.

We're gonna get
this bastard, right?

Hell, yeah.

♪

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