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Harvey, expect anything.

Money's in the bag on our guy's lap. We're ready.

Harvey!

Two guys on a motorcycle headed south, up the hill.

Yes, listen, we lost them. They made a right on the low mark.

North 31 in pursuit of a green Suzuki.

Westbound on Chesnut Crossing Polk.

All

right,

get him.

Put your hands up.

Put your hands up. On top of your head.

Well, Tony B.

You disappoint me, Bubba.

Tony. Who's Tony?

Do I know you?

Better hope you do, Bubba. And real quick.

the signs of the contusion.

It's legitimate.

So you're saying this x -ray of Tony B's brain is to scale? I take it you don't

like this guy.

No, we like him so much so that we put ourselves on a limb for him. To a judge.

We told him Tony B was reformed. We don't look really smart right now. Yeah,

not as dumb as Tony. Got it. So what's the prognosis?

This kind of amnesia is hard to tell. It could take weeks, even months.

In your rare cases, memory loss is permanent.

How soon does he get out of here?

Other than the memory loss, he's fine.

As a matter of fact, he's all patched up and ready to go. You can take him with

you. Thanks, Christy. We will.

Hi.

Hi.

Hey, what's up with all the security around here?

It's all for you, baby.

Why? What for?

How about because we caught you picking up $500 ,000 as a ransom payoff for a

kidnapping?

What?

That was good.

I almost bought that.

Who are you?

We're very old, very dear friends of yours, Tony.

Also, we're cops.

Are you saying you still don't remember anything?

No.

Wait a minute.

Are you saying that I was a criminal?

No, no, no. I'm telling you, you are a criminal.

This is terrible.

I am not a bad person. Now, who did I allegedly kidnap?

I'm Corbett Stargold of the San Francisco Seadogs. There's nothing

it.

I have no idea what you guys are talking about.

This is a picture of the motorcycle driver, your buddy. He's dead. Who was

I don't know.

Never seen him.

I'm telling you, I don't remember a thing.

How do I know you guys aren't trying to pull something over on me?

Will you excuse us a second?

Are you buying any of this crap or what?

Come on, Tony's not that good a car.

That's why I'm not buying it.

I think it's time for the chop.

Barb, get a hold of the Nevada Department of Corrections.

Get a furlough pass for Porkchop Langdon.

I want him out here today or as soon as possible.

Okay? Good. All right, honey.

I know, I know, I know. Look, if it makes you feel happy, I'll be there,

All right, I love you.

I'll see you later. Bye -bye.

What's up?

Well, Inger wants Lucia to grow up with a sibling.

He wants another baby?

Apparently so.

And your thoughts on this are?

Well, I've been letting nature take its course, but Inger hasn't gotten pregnant

yet, so she wants to step up the pace.

What does that mean?

Vortex? I don't know. Turbo sex.

She wants me to go see a fertility specialist.

Well, but you got to, kid. That proves you know how it's done.

Yes, I know this, but I guess now I get to pay $150 to go to an egg specialist

and have them tell me to wear looser underwears.

Gentlemen.

Hey, Dan. Hey, Matt. What?

Dan, I want you to see something.

I got this by email about an hour ago.

We'll collect $750 ,000.

No mistakes for the goalie guys.

Get the money.

We'll call with details.

Tom Corbett is the premier goalie in hockey.

Last year, he single -handedly won the championship for us. Now, look, Madge, I

want to pay the money, and I want to be done with this, okay?

No more tricks, no more traps.

That may not guarantee getting him back.

I'm willing to risk that.

We'll see what their demands are when they contact us, and then we'll figure

the play from there.

Good.

Hey, Porkchop. Fresh off the con airplane from Vegas. Thanks, Ronnie. You

him. Yeah, we're glad that you could make this at short notice. Oh, I'm happy

schedule was open.

What do you want? First, Porkchop, we want to make sure we got all the facts

straight regarding your incarceration. Now, as I recall, you were supposed to

have laundered 250 grand of mob money for Tony B., right?

What is this? You said you blew the money in Vegas playing craft?

And then you had the bright idea to make it back by robbing the casino's jewelry

store? I was trying to get a look at the diamonds in natural sun.

Where's this going?

You see, our boss, Captain Bridges, he runs the SIU, he realized that you and

Tony B had yet to have a proper reunion. Wait a minute. You're not going to put

me anywhere near Tony B.

No, you can't do that. He'll kill me.

Hello, Porkchop. Maybe he's into forgiveness.

Hello, Porkchop. Hey, I see they're letting you get some of that good old

Vegas fun, huh? This has got to be illegal, man.

I take it he knows what's going on? He knows.

You can't do this.

Don't worry, Porkchop. We'll stop him before he gets ugly.

Come on, get up here. Say hello.

Hello.

Hey, listen, I'm sorry if I, like, stole anything from you or something.

No hard feelings?

Right. Now I'm convinced.

Shelly, stay with Tony B for a minute. Come on. What the hell is going on?

Porkchop, who's he been hanging out with?

Come on, man. We need a little help with reconstructing recent events in his

life.

You know, we can send you right back to Las Vegas.

Or we can invite you to stay for the evening and order takeout from one of

Francisco's finest seafood restaurants.

What's it going to be, Porkchop?

Orange ruffy with broccoli stuffed with three cheeses. Good choice. And?

Dory Ditlow. That's his girl.

Dory Ditlow. Ronnie, come on.

Take Porkchop up to holding and let him look at one of our menu packs.

Harvey, Dory Ditlow. We'll find her.

Man, Harv, this engine is filthy.

When was the last time you changed it around?

Or the oil filter or any of your belts here?

It's got tranny fluid all over the place. Are you aware that you're leaking

tranny fluid? I had a lot of bills lately, man. I deferred a little

here, that's all.

Well, we're not going anywhere in this car.

I'll call motor pool.

Hey,

that isn't young Gary Stokes there, is it?

Yes, sir. Hello.

Hey, Gary.

Hey. Aren't you supposed to be in county on that check forgery thing?

No. Yeah. Yeah. Technically, yes. But I'm a trustee now.

And I get out during the day. I wash and clean these cars for Watch Lieutenant

Pomerantz. Oh, this is a sweet car.

She just came in. She's fully loaded. She's got a beautiful racing suspension.

She has under this hood, there's a modified V8. And behind this window,

-of -the -art technology.

Outstanding. Sold.

We'll take it.

No, I can't. I can't put you into this car. This car, I can't put you in

this is a watch -dependent car. Oh, yeah, this is the people of San

car. We'll bring it right back. No, no, guys, please, I'm begging you. The whole

thing is that I'm a trustee who worked really hard, and this car stands between

me and prison, okay?

What now?

Well, we're going to go on a little field trip, Tony.

See if we can shake loose some of your cobwebs.

Oh, man, this thing's unbelievable.

We got a tracking system, new MDT. We got digital radios, dash cam.

That all makes me feel old. When I started, it was all roll -up windows.

Radios took five minutes to warm up.

Yeah, well, Herb, you are old.

So before you go blind staring at this thing, we're here.

Oh, yeah.

That might be her.

Run the plates.

I got it.

Okay, it is her. Dory Gitlow. No wants, no warrants, no family was still here.

Better pull it off.

Let's go.

Yuck.

I think that's probably going to take care of it.

What?

Did I miss the fashion trend, or is this girl dressed like Little Bo Peep?

Definitely Little Bo Peep.

out of my driveway without even looking. It's just that I'm late for work and...

Yeah, well, that's not why we pulled you over, Dory.

How'd you know my name?

Well, we picked up your boyfriend, Tony B. We have him in custody and we were

wondering if we could get some help from you.

He's my ex -boyfriend.

Dory, Dory, listen.

Tony was injured committing a crime.

He's okay.

He's got a little bit of amnesia. We need you to help him remember his past

we can answer some questions for us.

He's not in my life anymore. Dory, Dory, I understand, okay? But we could really

use your help.

I've got a birthday party to get to. I can't not show up for the kids.

I'll tell you what.

We'll follow you to the birthday party. You follow us to the station.

Okay.

Thank you. All right, all right.

Well, welcome home, Tony.

I guess the maid got amnesia, too, huh?

Am I a slob? I'll say. I don't think of myself as a slob.

Guess when they fell off the wagon, they still fell off with you, huh?

But what about it, Tony? Anything looking familiar? Come on, get that

mental wheel turning.

How can I live here and not remember it?

Yo, Tony, it's Kenny. I got that thing from Sylvia, and I'm sending it to Nick.

Yeah, this is Ernie, your landlord. The check wasn't in the mail, Tony.

How surprising.

Yudka. It sounds familiar.

Yeah, but it doesn't look familiar.

This guy does.

He's a dead getaway driver.

Bo Zarkov.

Any bells ringing yet, Tony?

Zarkov? Yeah.

Zarkov. Huh? Looks familiar.

Doesn't ring a bell.

Phone.

Answer that door.

Look into me. What? Don't mess up.

Thanks.

Hi. What can I do for you?

Yeah, Tony?

I guess.

Sorry to arrive unannounced, but Fredo said that you could help us move some

merchandise.

Who are these guys?

We're associates. Who are you?

Well, maybe you boys want to come back later, like when you got an appointment.

Hey, hey, see ya.

We'll stay.

Well, in that case, come on in.

What can we do for you?

Well, we were told that Tony was an admirer.

See what you got.

Not bad craftsmanship.

Oh, let me get this over here in the light so I can have a good look at it.

Yeah, that's pretty good.

Good paper, even for the new bills.

Thanks, good.

How much of it you got?

We can print $500 ,000 per week.

I think we can just take it all off your hands.

At what price?

Well, let me just see if I got my check.

Oh, by the way, that's that PD, Bozo. Get over here.

That's a PD.

How did you know we were going to be here? We didn't even know we were going

stop here.

Magic. Flip into these, honey.

Well, I have a bunch of documents here, but they're all in Russian.

Oh. Well, you need help, maybe, with the Russian?

Well, I was an analyst at the CIA, you remember? No.

Oh, yeah. In the Russian section.

Remember, that's what I did all day long. I analyzed Russian documents.

Ms. Cross, you're the very picture of a Renaissance woman. Have at it.

Okay.

Well, what are we looking for? Because most of these look like transit papers

and visas bringing people in and out of Russia.

What will enlighten us about this couple?

Or this guy?

Oh, well, this guy. This guy, no. This is Bo Zarkov.

As in Boris Zarkov?

No, no, no.

Bozarkov's the son. You're thinking Colonel Boris Zarkov. He was Russian's

answer to Al Capone.

Before the wall came down, he was commandant of Moscow's biggest prison.

Then he got together with some of the inmates and took over most of the

and prostitution in urban Russia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

So, how do you know about him?

Well, I know he's been working the Bay Area for the last six months. I guess he

didn't like the weather back there.

But I didn't know about his kids.

Boss, we had to Mirandize about a dozen sheep, but they're coming in a separate

truck.

Ignore him.

So, uh, this is Tony's girlfriend, huh?

Ex -girlfriend.

Whoa. This is very nice.

Who is this?

You lying titty! Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Get out of here.

Take it easy.

You take that thing away from her.

I've blown it with this girl already?

Don't even talk to me. Hey, I got amnesia. I can't remember a thing.

that count for something, Miss Peep?

Can I call you little Bo?

Shut up. Hey, all right, that's it. Knock it off.

You can save your personal problems until later.

Now, look, Tony was in cahoots on this kidnapping. We don't have a lot of time

here. Do you happen to know who he was working with?

Oh, that's easy.

The Russians.

The Russians. Good. Keep going. Yeah, keep going.

Well, he was in debt to them. He was afraid they were going to kill him.

Maybe this kidnapping gig was a way to pay him back.

Now we're getting somewhere.

Do you happen to know which one of these Russians he owed the money to?

I don't know. He wouldn't tell me. He didn't want me to get involved.

See? Now, that was very kind of me. Shut up, Tony.

Do you happen to know any of the names of these people he was involved with?

Only Bo Zarkov.

He lives in the Richmond.

The others, I don't know their names, but I do know that they hang out at the

Petrograd. It's a nightclub. Yeah, we know where it is. Got it. Thank you.

Guys, carry on.

I want all of my stuff out of your apartment.

All right, Harv.

You and Evan take Bozarkov's place, and we'll take the club.

You know,

considering what an anal retentive gal, uh, Washington of Pomerantz is, I think

she'd know how to mount a shotgun.

What are you doing?

She got him backwards.

Touched it and it went off.

Jeez. Are you all right?

I'm okay.

What's wrong? What's wrong? What's wrong? My head.

You powder burned yourself.

How could she leave it in there locked and loaded? Coffee burned the crap out

me, man.

Can I help you?

Yes, we're here to offer our condolences.

Colonel Zarkov is expecting you.

Oh, the colonel himself is here? In fact, I'll bet that's him sitting right

there at the edge of the bar. We'll just go on back and introduce him. You can't

go back there. Sit down. Have us hurl a tent.

Colonel Morris, our call.

What can do for San Francisco police?

First of all, sir, we'd like to say we're sorry to hear about your son.

He's involved in kidnapping.

The victim's still missing.

Know nothing about kidnapping.

My son, innocent tourist.

You know, in my country, a time like this, I am given respect.

Well, like I said, Colonel, we bring sincere condolences.

But you're in my country now.

And here we have respect for the law.

Look, we know who you are.

Oh, I see.

You will get equal sum when

you bring to me cops who have killed my son.

We don't want your money.

We want the kidnap victim, Tom Corbett, back today.

Or this whole place goes bye -bye.

If I don't get him today, I'll be back for you tomorrow.

Really? Now, I know that English is your second language.

So is there anything that I've said that you don't understand?

I understand.

Perfectly.

No!

Double time!

Yes, ma 'am.

Where's my car?

Yes, the car was in. You're off until tomorrow, right? Does it look like I'm

until tomorrow?

No, ma 'am. Answer my question. Yes, ma 'am.

What I do is I send that right out there to auto maintenance.

Oh, good.

You let me know as soon as it gets back.

Uh, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not going back to Paul McCord for the State

Award. No, I won't. Hey, Captain, you find it?

There we go.

Well, hello, Nash.

Well, hello, Lieutenant.

Please, call me Wendy.

Okay, what's up? You slumming today?

No, Transpo's using the dock here for some fleet detailing.

Yeah, since when did the SIU become a car wash?

City owns the dock.

You know, there's plenty of water and splash space, so it's just a two -week

trial program.

Mm -hmm.

Well, it sure would have been nice if someone would have called me and let me

know about this.

I thought I'd come down and tell you about it in person.

Oh. Well, thanks a lot.

Can I help you?

Oh, yeah.

I'm Joe Dominguez. I think my wife made an appointment for me.

Yes, Mr.

Dominguez. I just need you to fill out some forms, and then we'll collect a

sample.

Oh. Yeah.

Sure.

Right

this way.

Follow me.

This is for your sample.

Mr. Dominguez, we only needed a urine sample.

On the house.

Mommy?

Hi, Zipper's chained up, right?

Who's Zipper?

Oh,

hey.

Listen, Mom, I want you to meet very, very good friends of mine. This is my

friend. Harvey, Harvey, and my other friend is... Evan.

Evan. And they look like cops to me.

What kind of trouble are you in, Gary?

Shut up! You know, the boys are in a bit of trouble, and what they did was they

messed up a car, and it was my boss's car, and they did it.

I got to do something immediately to fix this car, or I think that I'm going to

go... I won't get out of prison.

I know it's Harry.

Excuse us one second, okay? Excuse me. Harvey?

Can I talk to you for a second? What are you, nuts or something?

What do you suggest we do?

Something, anything.

Does this even feel nuts compared to showing Pomerantz a shot -up card that

took without asking her permission? No, it feels very sane.

So, uh, you think you could help?

I'll help if you agree to show up at my son's parole and help spring him. Oh,

fine, ma 'am. We would do whatever, you know. Yeah, good, good. I don't need to

hear any more.

apartment. Nothing out of the ordinary.

Nothing to connect him with his father.

Is there anything you want to tell me?

Okay.

Let it slide.

Tony B.

Wonder who that is.

Let's find out.

Yes. Oh, hi. Yes, me, Tony.

Where have I been?

Where have I been?

On Thoreau.

On the run. I've been on the run.

Yeah. Cops are everywhere. Everything's going to hell in a handbasket.

Gorky's. Two hours from alone.

All right.

Some place named Gorky's.

You want it? Huh? All right, this way.

Wait, wait!

Oh, no.

Ash.

Oh, hey. Oh, bridges, right?

What's up?

A couple of things. First of all, there's no smoking.

Oh, and the new you doesn't smoke, remember?

My God, that's right.

That's right. Those things are terrible.

What are you so nervous about, Tony?

Well... You'd be a little nervous, too, if you found out someone's out to kill

you, all right?

Hey, who were those guys, anyway? Were they Russians, or...? As if you didn't

know.

What exactly did they say?

Well, unfortunately, not enough to string you up, Tony. Well, that's enough

scare me right there.

I tell you, this whole memory loss thing, man, it's pretty scary.

Do you have any idea what it's like to lose your mind?

I'm dealing with you, aren't I?

Oh, uh, by the way, your bookie called.

You know your racehorse sitting pretty?

Came in dead last. The bookie wants his money.

What?

that nag since last week.

Really?

Now that's funny. How could you remember a wager that you made last week, Tony?

Your memory doesn't go back that far, did you forget?

You accusing me of lying about my memory loss? No, I'm accusing you of lying

about your memory find.

All right, all right, Nash. Come on, can we cut some kind of deal here, please?

What deal? You're under arrest for kidnapping.

How'd you get sucked into this thing anyway? Oh, it's like Dory said, man. I

some gambling debts, all right?

Pay up all the Zarka.

His son Bo arranged the whole deal. He said if I helped him out, he'd clear the

tables for me. Whether his dad was giving the orders or not, he wouldn't

me. So you agreed to kidnap Corbett? No, no, no. I agreed to pick up the money.

That's it.

Yeah? So where's Corbett being held? Can you tell us that?

Sports fishing boat down by the marina. That part of heaven. Check it out.

How much did you owe, Tony?

400.

400 grand?

Yeah.

Now, something doesn't seem right about this, Tony, because our cop was willing

to erase your $400 ,000 debt to make $750 ,000, which nets him $350 ,000.

This is a Russian mobster, head of a mob family that makes millions. Why is he

going to put himself at high risk like that for basically peanuts?

You see, that's what we need to know, Tony.

Think about it.

Come on.

No, come on.

Come on.

Hey, Harp. What'd I find in the glove compartment?

Now, I don't have a real good feeling about this car. Run the registration,

you? Yeah, you got it.

This is Pat. Go ahead.

Yeah, this is Evan Cortez. I need to run a 528 on California license plate 2

Charlie Kilo Ida 504. One second, Inspector.

Yes, vehicle suspected 2 -1 -1. Right, right, right.

No, no, no, we don't need backup. No, that won't be necessary. Thank you.

How stolen is it?

We better take side streets.

You know, a lot of people joke about a second career making candles, but I

actually do that.

Yeah.

You still look perplexed. I'm thinking, and it's cross.

You should be able to read expressions better than that for a cop.

Come on, Ash, come on. You are easier to read than the morning paper.

Newspaper. Joe, you got the sports page?

Yeah, I want it back.

I'm not going anywhere with it.

Yadda, Yadda, Yadda.

Yadda.

Knew it.

I knew I'd heard that name before. He's the backup goalie.

And that's got to be Yadda's parents in Russia.

What, you think that Tony B is arranging for his passport?

I say we go have a little power play chat with our backup goalie.

Miss Cross?

Thank you very much.

Anytime.

Now who looks perplexed, Ms. Cross?

Okay, Harm.

Thanks.

I've been at the city marina. Well, hopefully you'll have to ask more for

I go now.

Well, doesn't my mood come for anything?

No, huh?

Yes, yes, yes. All right, I'll go. All right. Bye -bye.

Fingers ovulating.

Uh, how does that affect us at this moment?

Well, it seems I have to go by the clinic and give another sample.

Now. Now?

And then, like, right now?

Right now.

Bubba, we're on a gig here.

Mr. Dominguez, it's too late for any deposits today. We're closing.

I can work you up something for tomorrow. No, no, no. You don't know my

There might not be a tomorrow because I might be deceased by then.

Here to pick up a semen specimen from a Joe Dominguez?

Okay.

I'll wait.

I hear the police.

Mr. Malicek, you want to talk?

Uh -huh. Come on.

Let's take a walk here.

Uh, Yatka, in your country, if someone is kidnapped, taken away in the middle

the night, what are the chances you'll ever see him again?

Not good.

Guess what? Here, too.

Look, we know all about Tony B. We know about the Tony passport, and we know

that you're in the Zarka. I wanted my parents here.

That's all I was trying to do.

Zarkov has offered to help.

What do you think, this is for one game?

But wait, Bubba. He owns you. Zarkov owns you.

He's going to bury you and your parents.

If I don't lose this game, she'll kill them. Well, if he hasn't already.

Gotcha.

Either you work with us, or you go to jail.

What about your parents, Dad?

You don't understand.

Zarco is criminal.

Protected by Latvian government.

He has diplomatic immunity.

He's untouchable.

Maybe in Russia, Bubba.

But not here.

So this immunity thing's for real? We can't touch Zarco? We can't get him

directly. But we can damn sure outflank his ass.

I've got an idea.

An idea or a plan?

Well, it's more like a thought.

I need to get Caitlin aboard, though, first.

Oh, now you're talking scheme. You're talking my time.

Absolutely not. No, no. No way. Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a

minute. The last time I tried to keep details of a case from you, and you did

everything under the sun to find out what it was. Now I'm asking you to come

with me, and you're running the other way.

Well, woman's prerogative, Nash.

What's up with that? That's exactly the kind of thing that makes relationships

difficult. Well, it's a great thing we're not in one then, isn't it? Tell me

about it. Okay, here's an idea. Why don't you check with Vice? I'm sure

love to help you.

I do not need somebody to help me. I need somebody that understands Russian.

and me in a halter top and fishnet stoppers and stiletto heels is not going

get me noticed, sure.

Well, if you think you can get in there as a nuclear physicist, go for it. Oh,

you love this.

Almost as much as you do.

We leave in 20 minutes.

Oh, I didn't say yes.

But you didn't say no.

Wait

a

minute, Mama. You never said anything about money.

No, no, no. The deal was you fix the car, we go to your son's parole hearing.

Then you can lump it. That's the deal.

Harvey, she's going to deliver the car, right? I don't know, okay? She has us

over a barrel. What was I supposed to do?

Whatever was necessary, that's what.

Jeez.

Here, keep the change.

Thank you very much.

Whoa.

Oh, gentlemen.

If all women of ill repute looked like that, I'd have no money at all. How the

hell did Nass get her to do that?

Hello? I'm getting ready to walk into the viper's den. All you guys can think

about is sex.

I'm not just thinking about sex, Tony.

We're fantasizing about a co -worker. Two entirely different things, okay?

What? What?

What?

Thank you.

What?

Give me one good reason why I not kill you now.

All right. All right, I can give you one.

The cops, they know where the goalie is. They're going to move on him tonight.

Hey, thank you, Tony.

Okay.

Kill him. No. Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. No, don't. No, you don't want to kill

You don't want to kill me. Trust me, okay? You want to be real smart, okay?

My son dead because of you.

Killing me, that's not going to bring Bo back.

I settled for some temporary satisfaction.

Mr. Zarkov, look, I can help you, okay?

The cops, they think I lost my memory. I got amnesia in a car accident.

And? Well, you know, I got my memory back.

But they don't know that.

They, uh, they talk in front of me, you know?

So I humor you.

And what do I get? Well, you know, I know what they say, and then they know

I say, whatever I know.

And you know.

She's not out of there in five minutes. We're going in.

Oh, Kendra can handle herself, man.

I'm not too worried.

Just a little worried, huh?

Just hasn't done a lot of field work lately.

Uh -huh.

What?

Oh, they know who Cole is?

Some guy named Sergei.

He told them.

They met him down at the pier.

Whoa! How they know about the pier?

I don't know. I haven't a clue.

Um...

You're talking to the right guy now. Oh, hi. Could you excuse me for one second?

How about the date?

Um, okay. That sounds great. Let me just go to the little ladies' room, and I'll

be in a much better mood when I get back, okay?

Okay.

You

know

what?

I could not wait.

Oh. What?

You know, I was thinking that maybe we don't even need to do this here.

We could wait and find someplace a lot more romantic, maybe.

I don't mind.

Wait. Make him quiet.

Get

the

air motor.

There's no breathing here.

Stop moving, or I'll shoot your ass.

How about if you move, I shoot you, comrade?

All right. Very carefully pop that trunk and step out of the car.

Hey, Tom.

Come on out of there.

Say hello to the good guys.

Good guys never look so good.

Tell me about it.

You got fans everywhere you look, huh?

What happened to your shoe?

What do you think, Harv? Looks great.

Looks good to me.

No, no, this is better than good. This is like it never happened. And if it's

all the same to you boys, let's forget. Like, it never happened, okay? Did you

just go to school?

Yeah. We owe you one, Gary. Okay, great.

Oh, you know what, guys? I do expect to see you at my next parole hearing. It's

a promise, Gary. Say hi to Mama. Okay. Zipper.

Back up.

It's about time.

Yes, ma 'am. What was that? I'll tell you what it is. There's a coffee stain

my floorboard.

You know, you send this car out to be detailed. Then you keep it a day and a

half. And it comes back with a coffee stain?

I don't think so.

You fix it.

Very

good.

You're learning.

Hey, Colonel, how are you?

Ladies, you have guinea?

I've talked to your State Department about you.

You will be troubled.

Oh, and by the way, so are you.

Joe, what time is it?

Uh, hey, it's game time.

Game time?

You might want to turn this up.

Well,

if I were you, I'd just scratch that diplomatic

immunity.

Put on your prayer bones, because old Tom looks pretty fired up to me.

I hope those boys in Moscow aren't expecting a big victory.

Sunday, on the unbelievable season finale of Kojak. Do you think I had

to do with this man's death?

Investigating his best friend's guilt. If he's involved, he goes down. Could

push Kojak too far.

I'm done with you. Bing rings.

In the powerful season finale of Kojak.