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Oh, The Wizard of Oz.

My mother used to read that to me when I was a kid.

It's a very evil story if you think about it.

The Wizard forces a young girl to murder the Wicked Witch simply to hide the

fact he's a fraud.

I love deconstructionist theory when it comes to architecture. I'm not sure I

have the same appreciation when it comes to literary criticism.

Well, it's nothing else. It's interesting food for thought, huh?

Oui, oui.

Excuse me, miss.

Did you pay for that?

No, I'm sorry.

Would you open your bag, please?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to.

Just open your bag.

Excuse me.

SFPD, is this shoplifter giving you a hard time?

Because we've been after her for quite some time.

I'll take over from here.

She's all yours.

Okay. First of all, I was not... Anything you say can and will be used

you. Really? Coming from you, I wouldn't expect anything less. Now, is it just

the one book, or should I do a strip search on you? Come on.

It's an honest mistake, so just let me go, and you go back to your... Date.

It would be my date.

Yeah. Now, I'm willing to let you go with a warning this time. You are just

enjoying this, aren't you? When it comes to you, always. But don't you be coming

back in here trying to steal any more books.

All right? Hello.

I'm Lucy.

Hi, Caitlin. We work together.

I'll say.

I've got to go.

Yeah, I'll come back for the book. Are you sure? Are you sure you don't want to

get it now? You can just step right over there. I'm positive, Nash.

Ah. Well, then you might want to bring this with you.

Just in case.

We want to make it perfect.

Who are you?

I'll be in the relationship section.

Be ready.

What are they doing?

Come on.

Let's go.

I don't like this. Call 911. There's a car behind us.

Call

911.

Officer needs backup.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's the matter?

Stay down.

Stay down. Stay down.

I got you.

I got you.

Breathe.

Breathe.

Why does that have to happen? Now let's figure out who.

That'll tell us why.

Okay. Give me a minute.

Christy? Here, Kel.

I'm ready for some really good news.

They found the car off the gate. He stripped and pipped. All right, what

the victims?

Garrison Stone, 44. He's an investment banker at Hastings & Company.

He's worth buku bucks. Major player. Got his fingers in deals all over town. I

don't know if this wasn't just a random robbery.

All right, Harvey.

Find out what Stone's got going currently.

What did you get from Robbery Homicide?

Well, this is the third high -end carjacking this week. The M .O. is the

but Stone and his wife are the first ones to survive.

Tell Robbery Homicide this one's ours. And let's start by checking out the car.

Okay. Go.

Late for breakfast or?

No, just in time for a talk.

Well, please, have a seat.

What's the topic?

Last night?

Well, last night was a little distracting, wasn't it?

Well, I was actually getting that feeling before last night.

You're a nice friend, but I'm not looking for a friend.

I want something more.

And you deserve that.

But I'm not going to get it from you, am I?

No.

I didn't think so.

Lucy. Oh, look, Nash.

I'm sorry, but I think I better not go tonight.

I'll see you, Lucy.

Sorry to drag you guys out in the rain.

All right, help Kevin focus.

You're out anyway.

They didn't leave much.

No, Greg, they rarely do.

I see a few boys already been here. Yep.

All right.

Oh, man.

I ain't gonna mess with my hair.

Got anything over there, hub?

Not yet.

A little treasure there?

A meal voucher for a Kenny Moore from a place called the Teen Edition.

I know that place. It's a runaway shelter.

Buddy Mike from Berkeley runs it. When we're done here, we'll go over there and

see what he can tell us about old Kenny Moore.

Oh, that's cool. Is that Schmink?

Oh, he's bad. Bobby Shack. What are you doing down here, buddy?

Man. Hey.

I see a heart. What are you trying to bum a free meal or what?

Oh, don't tempt me. You'll never get rid of me. Hey, this is my partner, Evan

Cortez. Evan, how are you doing? Welcome. Pleasure.

What's this?

You down here on business?

Unfortunately, yeah.

We need to find a kid named Kenny Moore.

Kenny, yeah, I know Kenny. I mean, he's been through here.

Is he here now, Bobby?

No, no, not that I know of.

Mind if we take a look around?

Well, um, you guys have a warrant?

I didn't think we needed one. Yeah, you gotta give me a break here, Harv. I

mean, this is my place, you know. This is a sanctuary for these kids. They need

to feel safe, both from their folks and, uh, also from you guys.

Okay, I can dig that, but our problem is somebody's been killed, and this kid

Kenny may know something about it. Yeah, yeah, and he might know nothing.

Yeah, well, nevertheless, we still need to talk to him. Well, I told you he's

not here.

Yeah, I heard you.

Okay, that's cool, man. Look, if you see him, I'd really appreciate it if you'd

give me a call. It's important, Bobby.

Well, it's good to see you, Harv.

It has been too long.

Yeah, man.

Too long.

I thought you said you were going to meet me.

I'm at your office. I thought you said we were...

Amy,

how are you?

Oh, God.

Oh, you're choking me.

What's the matter? Talk to me.

Well, you said if I got into trouble, I could come to you, right?

Yeah.

What kind of trouble are you in?

You know, I've been working at Fenwick's in the jewelry department, right?

Yeah, well, Inger told me. So, uh, so what's up?

Expensive things started disappearing from my counter.

Disappearing? As in stolen?

They fired me.

No kidding.

One of the missing necklaces ended up in my locker. Joe, God, they're pressing

charges. I gotta go to court on Tuesday. Why didn't you come to me sooner?

Well, I didn't want to bother you.

You're not bothering me.

You know, I just thought they'd realize that they had made a mistake.

Joe, I promise you, I did not take anything.

Don't worry about it. I know you didn't take anything.

Look, I'll look into it, okay?

Don't worry.

Thanks.

All right.

Look, Monique, I really need to go to this opening tonight.

Uh -huh.

Yeah, well, you've got to know somebody who has tickets. Use your connections.

I know about the 50 people thing, but there's got to be somebody who isn't

going.

Hold on a second. I'm on the phone. I can see that. Yeah, that's right. It's

Andrew Story Collection. It's not a Rolling Stones concert.

Hello.

Look, I'll call you back.

What? Is this your car?

What? Is this your car?

Yes. What kind of car is it?

It's an electric car, Nash. It's a non -polluting, environmentally friendly car

that goes about 60 miles every 75 cents worth of electricity.

What about yours?

None of the above.

But it's a hell of a lot of fun to drive.

Um, we just have one tiny little issue here.

Um, you're parked in my spot.

Really? Well, I didn't see your name written on it. Well, you see, that's the

thing. My name doesn't have to be written down because everybody knows

spot. Oh, well, then it's not such a big deal. So I'll just leave it parked

right here because I need to be close to the juice.

Well, why don't you think about getting an extension cord?

I have an extension cord, see, and it goes just about right here.

So you're not going to move?

No.

Okay, fine.

You can try that gas -guzzling small -viewing yellow phallic substitute. It'd

on me anyway.

Uh, Joe, what are you and Inger doing tonight? Would you like a couple of

tickets to the Andrew Story collection?

Collection of what?

Um, art.

It's a preview of his new collection.

Yeah, VIP crowd, black tie, free food. You have tickets to that? Yeah. Great.

Thanks, but no thanks.

Inger and I are taking Lucita to Teletubbies on Parade. Oh, too bad.

You know anybody that might want these? Well, I'll take them.

Excuse me. I believe you were the one that just dissed my car.

Um, okay. I take back the foul substitute part, but it is environmental

sound.

Fine, fine. It's the most wonderful car on the entire planet. And, um, you know

what? I'll pay you for them, okay?

That's okay. You know what? I think I'll just use them myself.

I surely can get somebody to go with me. Hey, I got an idea. Why don't you call

Laurel over at the mayor's office? I think she's single again.

Now, that's a hell of an idea.

That is strong.

Nash, you know, I really, really have to get into that preview tonight, so...

Ah, you don't want to bother with this. Come on, you can see it for free next

week at the Museum of Modern Art. I would much prefer to see it tonight.

Line's busy.

I'll call back.

Hey, Nash.

Yeah? We got Kenny Moore, 15.

Vandalism, petty theft, insurancy, plus he has a Pacific Heights address.

That's quite a pedigree.

How'd they fit in?

We tied him to Stone's car with this.

The guy who runs the teen edition is a buddy of Harvey's from school, but he

less than cooperative.

I take it it wasn't a happy reunion?

Well, happier than the next one's going to be. We've got to search for it. We've

got to head back.

Keep me in the loop.

All right. Got it.

All right, Will, we'll take the clinic in the kitchen.

I want you to cover the exit. Nobody leaves. Well, what the hell's going on?

Okay, okay, everybody just stop there. Give me a chance to look this over. I am

a lawyer.

It's pretty much boilerplate, Bobby, okay?

Bobby, look, let's just start in your office. No!

No, I mean, what has happened to you, man?

What has happened to you, man? Somebody's been murdered here.

I've got a grieving widow. I've got fatherless kids.

Are you questioning our legitimate right to investigate this crime? No, no, I'm

talking about these kind of macho, strong -armed tactics. What has happened

you? Who have you become? Look at yourself.

Hey!

Please, Bobby.

No, man, no, man, no.

Well, well, well, look who I found here, Mr. Kenny Moore.

Kenny, you've got to come with us. You said the cops could never come in here.

It's okay, Kenny, I'll be right with you. I'll take care of everything, you

let me do the talking.

Kenny Moore is in interrogation with his lawyer.

Little did lawyer it up already?

Yeah, Bobby Shack, Harvey's industrious friend, also went to law school.

What else did you find down there?

Well, we found a Mustang matching the description that Elaine Stone gave us of

the car that was used in last night's attack.

The car belonged to an Arthur Lipton, real estate magnate from San Jose who

has a place here in town.

Did he report it stolen?

Nope.

Have him go talk to Mr. Lipton. I want to know if he knows where his car has

been. I'm in gear.

What did the other victims do?

One owned a chain of furniture stores, and the other guy was an entrepreneur

spent most of his time in Europe collecting art.

So an art collector, a power broker, and a furniture store owner all have in

common? I don't know the fact that they're all dead.

That would be the riddle, gentlemen.

Let's rock.

Stay loose, I'll do all this. Good afternoon,

I'm Captain Bridges. This is Inspector Dominguez.

Have a seat.

I'm Bobby Shaq, Bobby Kenny's counsel.

How you doing? Harvey tells me you do a great job down at the addition.

Well, I didn't do such a great job today, did I? There's supposed to be a

sanctuary for him.

Well, um...

We got a little problem. I was hoping maybe your client here could help us

I doubt it.

Shoot.

Okay, uh, what we have is three murders, similar M .O .s, and a car we picked up

outside the teen addition that we can place at one of the murder scenes, and a

very, very strong piece of evidence that links your client to one of the

victims. Are you talking about that mule voucher? That's part of it. What are

your thoughts?

Okay.

You know and I know that cars are stolen and abandoned every single day in this

city. As far as that meal voucher goes, the kids use those things like currency.

They trade them for whatever they want. Drugs, sex, money, whatever.

But just because you found one that was issued to Kenny does not in any way

prove that it was Kenny who left it in the victim's car.

I'm curious, Mr. Shaq. How far are you willing to go to protect these kids?

To the mat.

All the way to obstruction of justice?

Because we're not talking about runaways or...

or dysfunctional families.

We're talking murder.

Okay, listen, Captain.

I am interested in one thing and one thing only, and that is making sure that

these kids who need just a little bit of love and maybe a little help can get

that from somebody like me. Now, on a legal level, I am going to do my best to

make sure their rights and their full protection under the law are upheld.

Now, I hope I've made my position crystal clear.

Now, do you have anything to hold my client on?

Not at the moment.

But you can't imagine how quickly things can change.

Joe?

Well,

he's got a point of view. I could say that about him. I'm curious about his

agenda. Mr. Schatz, thanks for being here.

I don't know what we would have done without you. Yeah, like you care.

Hey, Kenny, come on. He's a hypocrite, man. He's just going to kick my ass as

soon as we get home.

He's just acting all cool for the police.

Kenny, stop it.

You know it's true.

Why do you always have to take his side?

I'm not taking any side.

My real dad would have believed me.

My stomach's doing that funny thing. Yours?

Yeah, me too.

Let's see if anybody's home.

Ready? Yeah.

Ready? Yeah.

a mistake I'm supposed to be working over at the jewelry counter? No, there's

mistake. We needed someone in lady shoes.

Oh, yeah, but I think I'd be much more comfortable in jewelry, actually. What

are you complaining about? Where else can you get paid to hold a woman's bare

foot in your bare hands?

Is that sanitary?

Little known fact, women's feet are nine times cleaner than their hands.

Plus, the chicks that come in here are starving for affection.

You know, I score more tail in here than an all -you -can -eat lobster buffet.

Married? Oh, yeah.

You cheat?

Not on this wife.

Good. It's more for me.

Okay, ground rules. Never, ever wait on any of the ladies on this list.

These are mine.

You serve us over 20 chicks? It's a wonderful time to be alive, man.

Remember, you're not selling shoes.

You're selling a lifestyle choice.

Any questions?

Oh, yeah, I left my wallet back in the employee's locker. Is it safe there? As

long as you don't leave your key in the locker.

Hey, also on walk -ins, there's the option rule.

I don't know. What would that be? Well, I have first dibs. And if I don't want

them, then they're yours.

Well,

that's very cute, but not too original. I'm not moving until you agree to take

me to that preview tonight.

I'll get you to some lunch menus.

I thought you were going to get your own ticket.

Have you found yourself a date yet?

I'm... weighing my options.

Well, that means one of two things.

Either you can't get one and you don't want to admit it, or you wouldn't hate

going with me.

Are you begging, Ms. Cross?

If I told you it was for a good cause, would it make a difference?

It might.

I'm on the San Francisco Breast Cancer Foundation board, and I've been trying

pitch this grant idea to Andrew Story, but I can't seem to get past his

secretary. Oh, so technically this wouldn't be a date. It would be for a

cause. Exactly.

Oh, okay. Since you put it that way, I'm always happy to help out a good cause.

I'll pick you up at 7.

Thank you.

Oh, one more thing.

Where do you live?

Yes, ma 'am. The ME estimates that Lipton was killed between five and six

ago. So he was killed before our first victims, huh?

Was he first for a reason?

Good question.

Find out. Got it.

Lipton's Mustang.

CSU found Kenny Moore's prints inside it. Pick him up.

Where the hell do you think you're going? You're grounded. Or are you

away again?

Get out of the way, man.

I don't think so.

Kenny, get back inside.

I said get out of the way. Listen, you little punk.

Put your hands on your head. Lock your fingers.

All

right,

young man.

Your life just hit a serious speed bump.

This kid Justin pushed his way inside, grabbed Kenny at gunpoint, started out,

and that's when Kenny's stepdad surprised him.

Where's the mother now? In Nevada with her sister. She's pretty torn up, man.

All right, give me a number on her, and I'll give her a call later.

We also found the set of Justin's prints in the must -stay, which makes them a

pretty sure bet for the Lipton mother.

Hit the teen edition again, and shake it until Kenny falls out. Oh, that'll make

my friend Bobby happy. Tell Bobby he better get happy if he wants to see

live. What'd you unearth on the Lipton deal?

Well, we got an interesting connection to our last victim. Seems that they're

all part of a new stadium deal. Lipton was the owner of the primary proposed

site, and Stone was the one that's putting together all the financing.

And the other victims?

Well, if there's a connection, I don't know how.

All right, the city council votes on the stadium deal next week. Find out who

wins and loses.

If the proposal that Lipton and Stone got going falls through.

You got it. Okay.

How old are you?

Old enough.

Certainly not.

Otherwise, you wouldn't be looking to spend the rest of your life in jail,

Like I give a damn.

Oh, I think you do.

Just can't admit it yet.

Man, you don't phase me.

Look here, knucklehead.

You're looking at your only hope here.

Now, who else was in this with you?

Forget it, Joe.

This idiot isn't going to regret what a bonehead he's been until he sits in a

cell for eight or ten years.

Good luck, Bubba.

Say bye -bye.

Uh -oh, what do we got? Another warrant?

Listen.

I need Kenny. I need him quick. Why?

Because Kenny knows something, and dangerous people know that.

I don't have any idea what you're talking about.

Bobby, come on. You know this Justin kid?

Justin shot and killed Kenny's stepfather this afternoon.

Now, we don't find Kenny, he's not going to be walking around much longer.

Now, you know these kids. I need Kenny. Come on, you can do that much.

Okay, maybe I'll ask around.

Okay.

But do the right thing on this, Bobby.

And remember, sometimes there's more than one right thing, Art.

This time, there's only one.

What in heaven's name?

Picked on the wrong car, young man.

SFPD. Yo,

I wasn't going to see me. I was just going to throw it. You know, take a fly.

Come on. You and I take a little fly down pound.

Hey, this better be a letter opener.

Come on.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

Okay, you let me walk and I'll give you the 411.

Yeah, and what?

Whatever you need, G.

I'll fix you up.

Is that right? Okay.

Kenny Moore, can you find him?

Pop me a friend, Chuck Keyes, and I'll do what I can.

Chuck Keyes.

You know, a fancy old cell phone like this, you can probably program about 99

numbers. You got 99 friends. I bet you don't want me to call.

Don't take the sale, G.

That's cold.

Consider it a deposit.

You find Kenny Moore by 10 o 'clock, and when you find him, you show up here.

You get that cell phone back before I start rousting your friends and saying

that you sent me. Time's wasted. Let's go.

Do I look okay?

Like I said, very nice dress.

What does that mean?

That's what I mean.

Drink? No, thank you. This is business, not pleasure.

Ah, speaking of which, isn't that Andrew Story?

Yes, I believe that would be so.

Be gentle, be gentle.

Time to go punch the clock, then.

Wish me luck.

I think he's the one that's going to need the luck.

Shall we go?

Give my regards to me.

Mr. Story, hello.

Uh, Caitlin Cross?

Oh, please, call me Andy.

Well, you can call me Caitlin, then.

Enjoying yourself?

Yes, yes. As a matter of fact, I am. Your art is... You have a very

eye. Yeah, so they tell me.

Well, what can I do for you, Caitlin?

Well, it's funny that you should ask. I've actually been trying to get an

appointment with you for over a year now.

Really? Well, remind me to properly chastise my gatekeeper.

Well, Andy, I'm actually on the fundraising board for the...

Sanford for Breast Cancer Foundation, and I have a number of programs I would

love to talk to you about.

Well, absolutely.

The sooner the better.

Great. I'll call you in the office then.

Well, why don't you explain to me over late supper?

I would really, really love that, except I don't think my date would appreciate

it. Well, where is he? I'll have him detained. He'll never know what hit him.

Oh, um...

Aspergers? I should have known.

Let me say hello.

Oh, dear.

Nash.

Andy. Glad you could make it.

Darling, thank you so much for the drink.

Oh, you're welcome, darling.

Andy, the evening is lovely.

The olives have pimentos and everything.

Anything for you, Nash.

You know, we might need a shoe a shade larger.

Impossible. I've been a size six since I was a teenager.

Try it again.

Whatever you say, ma 'am.

Stop wiggling.

You're hurting me.

Mr. Dominguez? A word?

Excuse me, I'll be right back.

Mrs. Lampkin is a size 10. We switch the boxes.

Now, I'll handle it, but after this, she goes on your list.

All right, whatever.

Mrs. Lampkin, I have another size 6 for you right here. Oh, thank you, Scott.

Maria! Hi!

Hi! Now what? Well, just smile, act like you're glad to see me, and pretend I

told you a big joke.

Are you sure this is a good idea?

One of the important things everybody sees is that we know each other.

Good to see you.

Hey, you.

She's going to have to leave.

Oh, yeah? Why is that?

Because we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, especially thieves.

Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty, Larry?

If I have to forcibly remove you, I will. I don't think that's going to

Who the hell are you?

Joe Dominguez, ladies' shoes.

I also happen to be her uncle.

Her uncle. That's right.

Unless you leave my niece alone, you and the store are going to be on the

receiving end of a very ugly harassment suit. Get the picture, or we'll have to

walk you over to the camera department.

Keep my eye on you.

As long as you keep your hands off.

Thanks,

Uncle Joe.

Sure.

Okay, big dog, here I am.

All right, young dog.

We'll let it go this time. What do you got?

My sale?

You first.

Kenny's hanging out with some squatters on the corner of Bryant 19th. The

building that's getting knocked down.

Wonderful.

Consider yourself an official police snitch.

That good it did me.

Next time it's going to cost you.

Kids.

Harvey, check this out.

With Garrison Stone and Arthur Lipton gone, the primary China Basin stadium

site? It's going to fall through, which means that the city council is going to

definitely propose that they use the alternative site.

Yeah, where's the alternative?

Western Edition, right off Van Ness. Can we tie anybody to that?

Well, guess who received a large chunk of land right there off the Western

Edition from the Meehan Charity Foundation?

Surprise me.

Bobby Shack.

No. Yeah, and if this thing goes through, he's going to become very rich.

Security guard Larry, he must have a key to all the lockers.

Nah, I never talked to him before today.

Anybody else?

You have a running with anybody at the store? I mean anything, however small.

Scott the shoe guy was always hitting on me. I told him I was married, but that

didn't stop him. So I complained to human resources.

Does that help?

Probably. How would he get into your locker?

Oh, I don't know.

My lawyer says I should plead no contact.

Well, you're changing lawyers.

Yeah, but she says if I do, I'll only get probation.

Look, we've set the trap. Just let the rat smell the cheese now, okay?

You hungry?

Yeah.

Poor young man.

Put your hands on your head.

Now, listen to me.

We've got Justin.

And the good news for you is we've got you.

Come on.

So, you work together?

Uh, yes, yes. Yes, I do.

Yeah, she's been hitting on me ever since she started, Andy. It's terrible.

Is this a long -term thing, or am I just being hopeful?

Now, now, there's nothing wrong with being hopeless.

Nash, you're probably the optimist.

Well, you know me. I'm just a people person, Caitlin.

This is my own number.

Why don't we meet for breakfast tomorrow and you can tell me more about your

organization. Oh, great. I'm so looking forward to it.

Me too.

Better ask down your toes, Bridget.

The gloves are off.

I feel like I've just been slimed. Come on, now. He likes you. He's just

somewhat direct about it. Yes, let's dance, shall we?

Sure.

I am impressed, though.

Really? Yeah. With what?

Well, with the way you worked him. Oh, well, I just ripped a page right out of

your book, now.

Oh, really?

Well, you follow well.

Gentlemen, I would let you cut in, but you're not... appropriately dressed.

Excuse us. Nash, we just nabbed Kenny Moore.

Check this out. He's working for Bobby Shack.

Do you take rain check?

I always carry an extra umbrella.

Thank you for a lovely evening.

You think so, huh?

Well, you tried that once before.

And here you are.

Let me tell you something.

My mother died when I was about your age.

So I kind of have an idea of what you're going through.

The only difference is I had a big brother.

He was kind of like my Bobby Shack.

I idolized him. I would have done anything for him.

He helped me out.

No one else would.

Well, he can't help you anymore.

But I can.

You gotta help me, though.

Did Bobby tell you to go after those people?

Yeah.

Will you tell that to a judge?

Yeah.

Come on, you got the other stuff?

Yeah, I got it.

Oh, you guys want something out of my locker?

Mingo's. Oh.

What's this, huh?

Uh, I don't know, a watch?

Yeah, a watch that was stolen, along with numerous other items.

You're busted.

Turn around.

Put your hands against the wall.

Sorry, you got that all backwards.

Now, if you kindly would follow your own instructions, you guys are under

arrest.

You're a cop?

Hey, you're really smart for a shoe salesman.

Hey, why don't you guys smile and look up here, because I want to get your good

side, okay?

Oh, that's a real smart look. Now, turn around.

Thank you.

Hey, now that's your good side.

I'll just take this.

Bobby. Gun!

Put your guns down!

Keep those kids back.

What are you going to do?

Are you going to shoot me?

have to?

Bobby, this is as bad as it gets.

Don't make it worse. Put that thing down.

Come on, Harv.

Come on, man. I busted my butt for 24 years down here trying to make this

work.

Every week it's the same thing, scraping from hand to mouth to try to get

funding.

This was my one chance, man. This was it.

Let's try to give you a second chance.

Hey, your mom's here.

We had a little talk.

Don't let yourself down and don't let her down.

Okay. Good boy. Go.

Come

on.

Evan,

where's Harvey?

Thinking about my girlfriend back at Berkeley.

Very pragmatic girl.

Very, very, very rational.

Tough.

And we're all sitting at Bobby Shook's dorm room one night.

We were all into the anti -war effort. It was really lame at that point and

disorganized. And I get into a big argument about it.

I remember Bobby just saying, okay, well, screw it, screw it. Because it's

the three of us.

We're going to end the war.

And, you know, you think about it now, man, it's ludicrous, but

it was something about him, you know.

He made you believe that you had the power to do big things like that.

Nash, if somebody told me,

25 years ago that I'd be wearing a badge and I

just had to arrest this dude for conspiracy to commit murder.

I don't know, man. I told him they were stoned or insane or both.

What was your girlfriend's name?

Bertha. Faith.

Faith Bertha?

Hey, Maria, what's up? I got my job back.

Fantastic. They even gave me back pay for the time missed.

Joe, thank you.

Oh, I want you to have this.

Oh, no, I can't accept this. This is too expensive.

No, not really.

I got my 30 % discount back, too.

Thanks. You're the greatest.

I love you.

Ms. Cross, well, well, well.

Hello, Captain.

How did your meeting with Mr.

Story go?

Well, he told me he had no funds available at the moment. Of course, that

after I told him I wouldn't be able to go to Hawaii with him on his B -4, no, G

-5.

G4? Whatever.

Now, this may be a stupid question, but what's in Hawaii?

Villa on Kauai, private beach, staff 12. He wanted me to join him for the

weekend.

Seems like a small price to pay for a good cause.

I mean, surely you could fend him off for a week.

Well, there are a lot of benevolent people in this city who have less

requirements. I will get my money.

I had a nice time last night.

How thoughtful.

That's very sweet.

Yeah, so did I.

Surprising, huh?

Yeah, very.

Maybe we should even try it again sometime.

Well, I still have my rain check.

I'll keep an eye on the weather.

couldn't do this how do you ask your ex -partner and best friend if he's a cold

-blooded killer open up someday we have to question The man they call Captain.

What do you think, huh? Why? Why are you looking at me like that? He's Kojak's

number one suspect.

You coming after me? Your prince who had to see you in a crime.

That's pulmonary.

You believe me, don't you?

He rams. You lied to me, Frank.

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