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Is this overkill?

San Francisco, Bubba.

We take threats to the mayor's life very seriously.

One, two, three. Round that one. Go.

Ready? Ready.

All right, gentlemen.

Listen up. We're looking for a bomb.

Go to work. Move. Move.

All right.

We got her.

Let's go. You three, check the right. Got it.

Clear.

Nothing in here.

Clear.

Uh,

Nash?

Isn't good, is it?

Not for us.

We got it!

They don't pay me enough for this. Don't worry. I bet I can discern it. Harden,

Harden, don't touch the bomb.

Looks like we triggered the timer when we came in the door.

Okay, maybe not today.

It's going to blow. Let's go.

Everybody out. Get out of here. I can't see you, Harden. Let's go. Go.

That looks like somebody wants to recall the mayor.

And they ain't waiting on a vote.

Richmond is not God. She is the whore of Babylon.

Signed, Alpha.

Wasn't there the kid with the cowlick, you know, from Little Razzles? That was

Alpha Alpha. And now he's a Bible -poning wacko. You know, that's why

such a good detective, Lee.

Alpha sent us up. He could have burned us, blown us sky -high any time he

wanted. He just wanted to let us know that he could.

Now he's good. What are you guys doing? You're reading too much into this. You

know, we're dealing with, you know, your garden variety San Francisco wacko. I

hope you're right, Rick. I am right. You know, it doesn't fit the profile.

What profile is that?

The standard psychological assassin profile, which you're not going to find

your seat -of -the -pants police manual, which is as outmoded as that car you

drive. Tell you what we should be doing. We should get the master psycho list,

the master bomber list. We should start going through them systematically.

Oh, well, but as I recall, when the lieutenant went for his Hawaiian

he did leave Nash in charge. I don't care. Look, we were told to drop

and find this wacko.

You know what, Rick?

I think you're right.

You ought to run those lists, because I think you can find him.

I'm going to find someone. I'm going to find... You know what I think? I think I

deserve a little more credit around here.

Robbie, call the lab. See what they got on that bomb.

Also, give me anything I can read on how to make a bomb and how to take one

apart. You got it.

Evan, call the mayor.

Tell her we need to see her right away.

Yes, sir. You're not going to like it, but we're about to take over her

protection and scheduling.

That's your sister on line two.

Hello. Hi, sis. I need you to meet me later this morning.

What happened to... Hello, Nash. How are you? Nice to hear your voice.

How are you? Nice to hear your voice. I have a meeting at 3 -0.

Nick okay?

Sure. If you want to call four misconduct warnings, okay.

They're also trying to raise some maintenance.

What'd he do?

He hit somebody, he refused to eat, and he was smoking.

He also wandered off. They found him in a bar down in the Amparcadero.

That's my dad.

Come on, Stace. He was a longshoreman for 30 years. What do you expect?

I have a meeting with the director at 11 o 'clock.

I could use the support.

Okay, all right. I'll be there.

Good. See you there.

Don't be late.

Nash, that meeting that you wanted with the mayor, it's right now. There's been

another incident.

You ever met our mayor, Evan?

Nope.

Buckle up.

Now I get it.

Give me a hand, man.

I mean, I almost majored in theology when I was at Berkeley, but there was

amazing chick who was in women's studies.

Alpha wants the mayor to know he's got access.

Yeah, she's here.

Go on the crime web, Nash. See if this guy left any random DNA in here.

You're not to get into it, John. Not to get out. Hey, what are you doing? That's

my stuff. Get out of here. I got work to do. You two, go on. Go on. You two,

out, out, out.

I'm all over it.

All right. Nash.

Hello there, Your Honor.

Your Honor, I was Bobby when we were working together.

Good to see you, Bobby.

You used to be a police officer?

Well, no. Actually, when Her Honor was assistant D .A., she rode with me for a

few weeks.

Nash taught me everything there is to know about police in the city from the

streets up.

I don't know about that.

And we had a few adventures, too, didn't we?

Yes, we did.

Do you know the source of the quote on your mirror?

Revelation.

Chapter 11, verse 6.

I believe I am Alpha and Omega. I am the beginning and the end.

And you heard about the bomb.

Which one?

Alpha's or the latest poll that's got me 12 points down?

I don't have time for this. I'm right in the middle of a re -election campaign.

Bobby, aren't you a little concerned about this bomber?

What concerns me is that 30 % of the unemployed in this city are African

-Americans. What concerns me are the entitlements that are killing America

not helping poor people.

Evan, give us a couple of minutes, will you?

Sure.

It was nice meeting you, Bobby.

Who the hell are you calling Bobby?

Sorry.

Heard you got divorced again.

You did?

Mm -hmm. You know I don't miss a thing.

Which brings us back to the point.

If you're dead, Bobby, the unemployed African Americans in this city will be

finding somebody else to care about them.

Exactly. That's why I want you to protect me. That's why I'm here.

I'm going to get a security detail to be with you 24 hours a day.

No, I need you personally.

What? I know. You've got great officers.

My campaign committee just hired an all -star PI. He starts today. Oh, that's

great. Problem is, I don't know them.

I know you, and you are the one that I trust.

Bobby, I'm the lead investigator on this case.

Plus, I got a situation with my dad that I can't possibly get out of. Wouldn't

you rather have me out there trying to find this guy?

That guy was in my bathroom.

I don't think you need to be out anywhere.

I cannot sit around here all day and babysit you. That's not my job.

It is now.

Get me Chief Rain.

That's cold.

She go for the program?

Oh, yeah. In a big way.

You get the night shift.

What?

Baby? Yeah, it's Nash. Are you almost here?

Listen, I'm stuck.

Can we reschedule this thing?

Nash, I'm here. The man has seen me in five minutes.

It's just as well. You'd probably lose your temper and alienate him anyway.

My thinking on this, Mr.

Hermsdorf, is that if my father is hitting people with a hot water bottle,

must be a reason.

And if he refuses to eat, maybe the problem is with the food. Tell him no

Mexican night. As for wandering off, it's my impression that we're paying for

certain level of security.

I went to the store for kitchen matches, that's all.

Why were you smoking? How can you be oblivious to the risk of lung cancer? I

don't inhale.

Then mouth cancer.

I don't have mouth cancer.

Let me finish.

Finally, my brother and I will not accept a rise in maintenance fees. We

already paying a lot of money for care that wouldn't pass muster in a Soviet

gulag. Screw your jet, Stacy.

You'll get me kicked out of here.

He wouldn't dare.

Wait, wait, wait, wait!

Call me now, don't forget.

You know what? I will.

You drive?

Yeah.

I'll be waiting.

How can you smoke those things?

I just put them in my mouth and I light up.

You know, most women don't like the smell of them.

That has not been my experience.

Watch your hat, Dad.

Come on, guys.

Come on.

Hi, Charlie. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute there, cutie pie.

Okay, she's Donna, the mayor's masseuse. She's in here every day.

Want to pat me down?

Not a bad idea.

Whoa, wait a minute. That's my job.

Hey, yo, that man, compañero de mi vida.

You some Frenchman? Knock that off, will you?

I'm a changed man.

And you know what? After I got shot, I think I went through some kind of out

-body experience. I got to tell you about it, man.

So what are you doing here?

We got some psycho stalking the mayor.

Me too. They hired me to bodyguard her.

You are the all -star PI?

You can't believe what they're paying me.

Don't tell me. It's a lot. I don't want to know, but it's a lot.

Excuse me.

Can I go in now?

I'll have to do a body search on you first.

Joe, what could she possibly be hiding?

Who cares?

You wish.

We can share, right? Absolutely.

Oh, my God.

What's the matter?

Nothing's working.

I'll tell you one thing. I am not going to be intimidated.

Is that the mayor?

What's going on?

He got kicked out of the Rio.

She got me kicked out.

Hey, Nick.

How are you?

I'm glad to see you. Hello, sir. What happened? Did she do her little D .A.

dance number out there?

Here's the plan. I'll find him a new place to stay. You just have to put him

for the next two nights. I have a deposition in Houston.

Walk me out?

Sure.

Try to stay out of trouble.

You can't be left alone. You only get to put him up for two meals a night. I

can't. I can't. Look, I've got a wacko who's trying to blow up the city and

the mayor, and I'm stuck trying to babysit him.

Don't act like you're put out by your work. That's what you live for.

I'm not. Stacy, I'm just trying to tell you why I'm in such a jam.

You think this is fair?

You got all of his attention when he was young and vital. You were always his

favorite. Come on. You were always his favorite. How come I get him when he's

sick?

All right.

Come on.

We'll work it out. It's okay.

This is very hard for me, Nash.

Well, have fun.

Go. Go ahead. I'll pick him up on Friday. I'll let you know what time.

He can't wear his hearing aid to bed.

All right.

When his mind goes out, it breaks your heart.

Lisa.

Oh, man.

You don't answer the phone these days?

Not at the crack of dawn.

You're not leaving messages these days?

Night's out here.

Come on in.

What's going on?

Nick's on my doorstep for the next couple of days.

Stacy did her prosecutor number on the director at the nursing home. Got him

kicked out.

Oh, let me guess. You need a babysitter. You got it.

You can't take the day off?

Well, I got the situation.

I've been assigned as Mayor Worksman's personal bodyguard.

At her request, I imagine?

Yeah, something like that.

What's the story with your other ex -wife?

She's got one of her charity deals. You know, it's a young children's golf

tournament down in Pebble Beach.

So how is Nick?

Well, the Alzheimer's comes and goes.

Most of the time he's great.

Sometimes he's out of it.

That's so sad.

Yeah, it is.

I was always crazy about him.

Yeah, all the women love Nick.

He was so funny.

You know, he's still available.

One of you was plenty, thank you.

So what's it gonna be?

And I hope it's yes, because I left him with the maid, and she had to split in

about 30 minutes.

Sure. Thanks, Lee.

I have a catering job, so I have to leave by four, but maybe Cassidy could

the late shift.

Oh, that's a great idea.

So, uh, you started drinking scotch, huh?

Single malt. It's an acquired taste.

I'll bet it is.

Cassidy, Daddy's here.

And he wants something.

Hi, Daddy.

Hi, sweetheart.

How are you?

I got a surprise.

I got Grandpa for the next couple of days. And so your mom's going to be with

him until about 4 o 'clock today.

And I thought you'd like to be with him from, say, 4 .30 to 10 .30. Sound like

fun?

Sounds like work.

I get paid $7 an hour for babysitting.

It's your grandpa.

$5 .50.

$6 .50.

Six. Sold.

Where'd you learn that?

Brad.

Check out this bomb report.

It's a basic model that we learned about in the police academy.

Speak for yourself.

The only thing I learned in the academy was how to sleep with my eyes open.

Maybe this guy's a cop.

You think Alpha's a cop, man?

He might be on to something there, you know?

Did I tell you after I got shot, you know, I was laying there on the hospital

table? I just spoke to Lieutenant over in Makaha.

Surf's up, breaking 8 to 10 feet.

Anyway, I told him how busy we were, you know, protecting the mayor, and I

suggested that maybe I take over the leading investigation.

He said fine.

Oh, is that right? Yeah.

Yeah, we got the enemy's list from the mayor's office. Eight pages, both sides.

I guess everyone doesn't, you know, love her as much as you do.

Is, what, uh, yeah, oh, that's right, yeah. Isn't it time that you two, you

know, get on guard duty?

Harvey, what are you doing here? I need you over there.

You have a phone?

Uh, hmm, do me a favor.

Check out all the police officers in the mayor's regular security, especially

the ones that had access to her bathroom.

How was it?

The woman doesn't sleep. I mean, she was up till 2 a .m. watching infomercials.

She covered them all. I mean, that chick from Family Ties, that other babe with

the shaved head, that other guy, whoever the hell he is, Mr. Juicehead or

something. That sounds like a lot of fun.

Thank you, Bobby. You have some terrific ideas. Don't look at me, man. Good

morning, Shirley.

What do we got here today?

The chess exhibition that you canceled for this morning and the flight out to

Treasure Island in a helicopter?

Uncanceled. What?

Absolutely record you're working with. Okay.

All right, Shirley, get me a latte down to Market Street. Let's blow this pop

stand, Nash. I got chess players waiting for me. You can come through, Joe.

Bobby, this is not a good idea. You're going to be like a sitting duck out

there. Yeah, well, better sitting than lame.

I got a campaign to run. This has been planned for weeks.

Evan, call attack unit.

All right, we'll go.

I got to tell you, I got a bad feeling about this.

What's the feeling?

Well, call it an instinct. But over the years, I've learned to trust thee.

Well, I've got instincts, too, and my instincts say if the voters don't see

they ain't gonna vote for you.

Come on, hop along.

Come on, Mr. Dillon.

Hello?

Hi. How's everything going?

What's that music? Where are you?

Uh, I'm in the mayor's limo. I'm making a lemon cake and Pop's licking a

spatula. He told me a story about you playing doctor with some cute twins in a

store.

It came as no surprise.

Oh, yeah, he's a real charmer, all right.

I wish you could be here.

Yeah, I miss all the fun.

Well, in this case, you're right.

All right, I'll see you guys later.

Guys, we're coming out!

Hi!

Lou, you're building.

Check out the south side on the roof.

Let the game begin!

What do you think?

I wish Italian soup were made out of Kevlar.

How much are they paying you?

I couldn't tell you.

A lot.

Come on.

You know what I couldn't tell you about is my near -death experience, if you

want to hear.

All right, go ahead. Really? Yeah.

All right. I had all the usual stuff, you know, the white light, the intense

euphoria, Jim Cochie, Elvis, Buddy Holly, all the things I could, but that

wasn't the unusual part.

So, uh... Tell me the unusual part.

Charlie, listen, check out your building there, third floor. There's a guy in

the window there.

The unusual part is, after they got my heart started, I didn't come right back.

Instead, I get this retrospective of all my past lives.

First, I'm this Arab kid. I'm in the desert. I'm in some tent or something.

then next, I'm an English girl riding a horse.

Looks like I've got some competition here.

How did you know you were a girl?

We're in a dress.

That's not so unusual.

I had pink chubby legs. I could look down and see it.

But that's still not the unusual part.

All right, so tell me the unusual part.

The next thing I know, I'm running with these Indians, you know, and we're

running along like crazy. We're like hunting or something. We're going really

fast. And I look down, and mother of God, I've got dog feet.

I'm this big black dog.

It's amazing how fast you can run when you're a dog.

Tell me, what does it mean?

Get the hell out of me.

What is it?

See Nash or walk in the park?

Nash. I want you to tell Bobby Warnson something.

Alpha? That's right, Nash.

Were you expecting somebody else? Is that Alpha?

Let me check on your phone.

So, um, how about telling me your real name?

That was a little obvious, don't you think?

Listen, before I kill her, I want you to tell her something. What's that?

Tell her there isn't one off for her and one off for me.

All right, I'll tell her. I know her by her name, and she reffed in Satan's

name. No, no, you're wrong about that. She never reffed.

I admire you, man. She's always been an honest cop.

Well, by golly, I'm really flattered.

There's no hubris in it.

Anybody who reads the papers thoroughly in it, he knows your good works.

So, Alpha, I want to talk about you.

I want to know what it is about Bobby Workman that you don't like. I just gave

you a warning, Ash.

Walk away and walk away now.

Do you understand me?

I hope I don't.

Damn, we've got to get all these people out of here right now.

Just got a call from Alvin. It's time to go.

No, no, it's time to go. You're the winner.

Get Baron Lebo right now.

Come on, sweetheart.

Where's your folks?

Take her and get her out of here right now.

All right, guys, come with me. Hello, come with me.

Get these people out of here right now. All officers, get these people out of

here. Start moving them right now. No panic. Just move them.

Be careful, okay?

I think it's a red one.

The Academy was always a red one. Is that a standard thing, a red one, Zoli?

Wait out here.

We got him.

We got him! Look at this!

I don't believe it. John Jay matching.

Look at this guy. He's an ex -Bobby Worksman contractor.

That little pissed off that the mayor put a lien on our house. The guy's a

munitions expert.

Did a tour of duty in a Gulf War.

We got bomb threats against two separate presidents.

And if that's not enough, this moron got himself on the FBI's unit bomber

suspect list.

Last known address?

None. Hey, so that means we find this scribe. That's overtime for everybody.

you remember who got it for you when you're buying your wives those facelifts

they so richly deserve and need.

Hey, how you guys doing?

You missed your girl, the unrated virgin.

But we saved you some popcorn.

Hi, Dad. He's kidding.

You never know.

You want to walk me into my car?

Sure.

Good night,

Grandpa. Good night.

I love being with you.

Me too.

Be a good girl.

I will.

Be back in a minute, Jay. All right.

Thanks for the day, kiddo.

Nothing. I couldn't take any.

How was he? Was he okay?

Yeah, he kind of potted out for about an hour, but that was cool because I got

my hair done.

Drive safe, you hear?

Nick, you want a beer?

I'm fine, son.

She's gonna be a handful.

What do you mean, gonna be?

Funny how God gets his payback on all of us, isn't it?

Yeah. Well, in this case, it's a hell of a lot funnier for you than it is for

me.

Remember old Jimbo?

Yeah, I remember him. He was my dog for 12 years. Do you remember him?

No memory jokes.

There's something you never knew.

You were in school.

You thought he died.

But I had him put down.

I had to.

He was so damn weak, he couldn't stand up.

Yeah.

I held his head while they gave him the shot.

He was gone when the vet pulled the needle out.

I bawled like a baby.

Then Doc Evans told me something I never forgot.

He said, Nick, you've done a lot of nice things for that dog, but he's too sick

to have any kind of a life.

So... You should think of this as the last nice thing you ever done for him.

I was always hardest on you, Nash, because I saw you had the most

You sometimes have to do terrible things for love.

Why are you telling me this, Nick?

Just remember the story, son.

Hey, wait.

Guess what? Bad news.

You picked the wrong team. We fired Maxson. All right, listen up, everybody.

Come here. I want the SWAT team to meet me at 4330 Yosemite Avenue in a half

hour. Good work, all right? Come on.

Nash, Harv. Yeah, no, no luck. Because now the police, they all check out

totally clean. Worse than that, Patina may have found the guy.

John J. Maxson. He's going there right now.

Yeah, right.

Later.

What's the matter, son?

Oh, it's... It's nothing, Nick.

She's always a few minutes late.

Have a cup of coffee.

This is not the morning for Stacy to be late.

Nash, I have a little dignity left. You can leave me home alone.

Stacy?

Are we playing the name game?

Maybe I should call you John.

I see where...

What's that?

How can a person like you put your life on the line for someone as foul and

corrupt as Bobby Worksman?

There you were, crawling around under that podium.

Through any of it, weren't you questioning the insanity of your

No, actually, I was hoping that I read the bomb schematics right from the night

before.

Why? You were always famous on the force for your photographic memory.

You're a cop, too.

What do you need to do, son?

Find Stacy.

Look, I haven't felt this well in ages.

Go do your job.

She'll be home in five minutes. I'm fine.

I don't care what anybody says. This guy is a cop.

Yeah, I heard the tape of the call.

It's nice to know Alpha's your biggest admirer. I know, huh?

Can we get anything on the trap?

Yeah, but it won't do us any good.

Alpha used the internet to originate the call in Finland.

Hey, Joe.

You know that electronic tone that we heard when Alpha first called me?

Could he have been wearing a hearing aid?

What? Could he have been wearing a hearing aid?

Huh? Very funny.

You're gonna love this.

What? I'm not gonna tell you.

Listen.

Yeah, yeah.

Wrong tape.

Um, nah.

Okay, this is the alpha voice that we're used to listening to, right?

God struck the persecutors down without warning, Nash.

Next time, so will I.

Okay, now, I processed the tape of your call last night digitally through the

computer, and something was off. So I put in a reverse algorithm, and we have

now alpha's real voice.

And voila.

You're a cop, too.

God struck the persecutors down without warning, Nash.

Next time, so will I.

Warning, Nash.

Next time, so will I.

Warning, Nash. The cop was a woman. Next time, so will I.

When you checked the mayor's detail, did you check for female ex -cops?

I'm mortified at my own latent sexism, but no, I didn't. Well, it's okay. We're

cooking now. Way to go, Harvey.

All right, now look, just go back.

Do a computer check on all the women in the mayor's office, especially female

cops with hearing disabilities.

Hello, Harvey.

Let's hear that first tape again, man.

Keep looking, Harvey. She must be in there.

Next one.

Hey, this one's red flag.

Nations, Sarah Wayne.

March 1993 at the request of the district attorney. Hey!

We know who the district attorney was in 1993.

That would be Bobby, wouldn't it?

Bash man, you found Alpha.

We found Alpha. Good work, bud. You found Alpha? No, I found Alpha.

John J. Max.

There's your man.

I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I didn't do it.

Rick, Harf's got a tape over here. I think you ought to take a listen to it.

You want to ring the bell?

You got it, honey.

The life -size work must party collage.

Holy... Hello, Nash.

Sarah?

You remember me?

Barricaded suspect, May 1990.

I handed you my shotgun.

You realize, when I kill the mayor, it's gonna ruin your career.

What the hell are we waiting for? Now, let's take her. Are you kidding me, Joe?

This place is wired to the tits.

Sarah, put the detonator down.

Not today.

You want to take that risk?

I know you don't.

Follow me and everybody die.

Rick, back out of here very carefully.

Do not use the walkie. Do not use the cell.

Go outside and call the bomb squad.

That wasn't bad, huh?

She would have done it.

She might still do it.

She's wrong about one thing.

I picked my snack.

where the artistic genius and insanity reside.

You should know, Arv.

My squad's got the house disarmed, but it still can't reach heaven.

Keep trying, man. We've got to stop her honor. All right, I'm dialing. I'm

dialing. I'm dialing.

Right,

okay.

Mayor, Your Honor, we can't go in right now. What's the problem?

They say that Nations might be here.

Let's go. Great. If you could just jump inside. Inside.

Bobby? Please, at least let me go first, please, okay?

Your Honor, I'm Inspector Bettina. I'm head of the investigation.

And I just want you to know, everything's under control, but we just

think, you know, you should go upstairs right now, right?

Right?

He's with us. But you can do whatever you want. You know, you're the mayor.

Let's go, everybody. Let's go, let's go.

Come on.

Come on.

You think she's rigged the entire hotel?

Bubba, don't even think that.

I tried to stop her from going upstairs, but, you know, she wouldn't listen to

me. Well, Rick, you're the guy in charge. What do you want to do?

I don't know. This falls under the purview of the mayor's protection

know, I suppose you're back in charge.

I want you two to hold at the door.

How are you?

Thank you so much. Thanks for coming. You guys, get around the outside.

Good to see you again. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, the mayor of our fair city,

Bobby Wood.

Thank you.

My tenure as mayor has been the most satisfying of my professional life.

I'm announcing my desire.

To seek re -election.

You see, I haven't had time to do everything I said I was going to do four

ago. And I don't want anyone else... Get back!

If anybody kills the camera or her life, I'll just march and I'll blow the place

up. I have a statement.

No person may destroy another person. And no man or woman is

above the law. And you know why? Because God...

Look this way.

Get those lights out of my eyes.

Sarah, it's over.

Heidi, I took it for you. I am Omega.

Nash, do something.

Stay back.

Don't come any closer.

Don't.

You have to breathe this way.

You've only listened to me.

Anybody don't listen ever.

Sarah, I found the bomb.

I'm listening. to you, Sarah.

Tell me the whole story. I'm listening.

Come with me now.

Come with me.

I'm not the final judge.

Sarah? Sarah?

Are

you

okay? Call this over a ticket.

What? I remember how I know Sarah Nations.

Tell me. About five years ago, I'm on the Embarcadero Freeway, maybe 75, and

this cop pulls me over, this Sarah Wayne Nations.

I tell her I'm the district attorney. Now, any cop laying with a full deck

have said, go with God.

You're telling me all of this is over a speeding ticket?

Yes. I had it taken care of.

But then she tried to get a bench warrant issued for my arrest.

I had her reassigned to the airport. I thought that was the end of it.

It's incredible.

Thanks, Nash.

But I don't want to have any more adventures with you.

Ditto, Madam Mayor.

What's up?

Pretty bad, man.

Yeah, not a pretty sight, huh?

Even worse than that. Mercury must be in retrograde.

What?

What are you talking about?

Yeah.

Oh, man.

No, don't.

You're covered for uninsured motorists, right?

She wasn't driving.

Maybe you're covered under your homeowner policy.

Hello. Where's Pop?

What do you mean, where's Pop? You were supposed to pick him up hours ago. My

plane was delayed.

You left him alone.

Stacy, where are you? I'm at your place and he's not here.

Oh, man, you're kidding me.

All right, all right, relax. I'll find him. I'll find him.

Nash! Nash!

Mercury must be in retrograde.

Give me your keys. Come on. I won't wreck it. Give me your car keys. Come

You wreck everything. FX comedy kicks off at 9 tonight.

But now harm is on the case when a newly upgraded jet mysteriously crashes.

It's Jack, next on FX.

Honey, I told you. My name's Cheyenne.

Cheyenne. Is your friend here in the Navy?

Well, it was 40 years ago.

Hey, I know you from on board.

Let me introduce you to Laura and Susie, two of the best friends the USS

Missouri ever had.

He offered us 10 bucks for the whole night.

How'd you like to up the end?

Come on, Nick. Let's go. Good night, lady.

Good night.

My God, I don't believe it.

You're dead, son.

Come on, Nick.

I'm not Bobby. I'm Nash.

I'm Nash.

I got to tell your mother.

You were lost over Cambodia.

We got that letter.

Damn it, Nick. Damn it. Damn it. Don't do that.

Don't do that.

Now, come on. Stay with me here.

I'm Nash.

Let's get in the car. I'll take you home.

I forgot where I live, Bobby.

It's all right.

It's all right. I know where we are.

Come on.

Let's go.

I'm so damn scared.

Don't ever do that to me again.

Baby, you were late.

Well, now I'm really late.

Come on, Nick.

Let's go, Stevie. I'm sorry. I'm in a rush.

You were late.

Yes, he was right. I was right. All right. I got him. I got him. Just go

Go ahead. Well, thank you.

Watch your head.

Got it? Here, take your plant.

Thanks.

See you, Bill, Dad.

I'll see you, Nick.