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How you doing back there, Skippy?

Yes. I already told you, man.

Skip Osaka.

You gonna tell us where we can find that bag of diamonds there, Mr. Skip?

You know what? I don't think he likes you. Well, that makes it unanimous,

because we don't like him either.

Hey, you son of a... You better not have scratched my face.

Well, he's fast.

Yeah, well, not fast enough.

If I have a heart attack, my wife's going to kick your ass.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. How come you didn't catch him?

You want to get out and help me? I am helping.

I got him from down here.

Did I shoot him? Not yet.

Skip, I'm not going to catch you if you fall.

Huh?

This guy must be part cat.

There's only one way out of here, Bubba.

And that's the way we just came in.

Can I get where is it?

Think that bag is breathing.

You see that?

I see it.

I just don't believe it. What the hell is going on?

And who authorized it? How come I didn't know about it? You know about it now.

Why am I not surprised?

You call that tug.

You tell him to bring my office back here right now, Banks. I've evaluated

Inspector Cross's report to the police commission, and they've agreed with my

recommendation. The SIU has been temporarily suspended, pending the

final hearing next week.

You can't do that.

As head of MCD, it's well within my purview, and based upon what's in that

report, it's certainly my duty.

the MCD office after you've processed your prisoner and get your new

Gentlemen, until then.

We just lost an assignment.

And we've been reassigned?

Apparently so.

Now she's insane!

How can I close this down? It makes... What should

I do with this guy?

Book him.

bogus. I've read this report. There's nothing new to justify shutting down the

SIU. This isn't a hearing, Inspector.

I suggest you save your comments for the commission.

What's the angle, Banks?

What do you get out of this? This isn't personal, Bridges.

And you would do well to remember that.

As to your reassignments, you'll be doing civic center part detail.

Part detail?

That's a job for cops one year out of patrol.

That's exactly why he's doing it, Joe.

But it's nothing personal.

Civic Center Park is overrun with indigence, drugs, petty crime.

The mayor would like to see it tourist -friendly again.

Unbelievable.

What about my men?

Reassigned. Now doing what?

Marking parked cars with chalks at the Cow Palace?

Well, I'm sure they'll fill you in. Now, if you would excuse me, gentlemen.

I told you she was going to be trouble.

Who?

Who? Caitlin Doublecross.

That's who.

Well, it's a park.

We'll pretend we're on vacation.

I mean, I'm an inspector precisely to get out of details like this.

I don't know. I kind of miss it. Center of the action, start of the game.

Bottom of the food chain.

Oh, well, well, well. Came to gloat? This is all your fault. You know I've

transferred to Veidt? To Veidt Nash?

Temporary suspension for improper fraternization with an investigatory

And don't, don't even deny that this was part of your Machiavellian plan.

Now, how in that short -circuited little brain of yours did this become my

fault? You tried to win me over and influence my report. You know you did.

or brand me by association.

No, no, no, no. It's Banks who gets the Machiavellian award here. You know what?

Stay away from me.

Stay out of my park, Cross, or I'll bust you for soliciting.

What are you going to do now?

Well, first we're going to get some sunscreen.

Then I think we'll clean up this damn park.

You're enjoying this, aren't you?

Back on the beach, Bubba. Let's make the best of it.

Hey, brother.

Oh, wonderful haircut.

Yeah, thanks. Thank you very much. What'd you get?

Homicide.

Did they make you wear that suit?

I can't believe it still fits. What'd you get?

Traffic.

Can you believe that? They gave me traffic.

It could be worse.

Well, really hard how?

I'm thinking. I'm thinking.

I mean, I can't get demoted. I'm getting married.

You said a date?

Oh, brother, congrats.

Thanks, thanks. Yeah, we're going to tell Nash later.

But I got another question for you.

Want to be my best man?

Yeah.

Oh, man, thank you. And you know the key to being a great best man, don't you?

That's her party.

Apologies. That's Carlos.

Yeah, he's our valet.

Why, hello, Carlos.

Oh, yeah, I know.

It's a full -time job.

So, Colonel, when did you get out?

Oh, let's see. It's been some time now.

When? The 5th of May.

So it's the 7th now. So, Colonel, you've been out two days now?

Yes, that's correct.

Thank God.

I was going insane in that place.

It's filled with crazy people.

You know, I've heard that.

You're clean, aren't you?

Oh, absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well,

that's good, because, you know, this park is just full of drug dealers.

No. Yeah.

Not good for a former user like you.

Oh, my art is my drug now, Nash.

I've been reborn.

You'll see.

I hope so.

Take care. See ya.

I have a feeling they let him out a tad too early.

I think Carlo thinks so.

Hi, Daddy.

Oh, hi.

Hi, sweetheart.

You kids want some food?

No, thank you. Not hungry.

What's with the new look?

I got reassigned. Traffic.

Reassigned? Nothing for you to worry about, Nick.

Yeah, and the captain insisted that I have a regulation haircut and regulation

sideburns. I mean, tell me this is temporary, Nash.

It'll grow back.

Oh, the job.

Temporary.

You two got something on your mind?

Cassidy?

While we're getting married, we've set the date. Two and a half weeks.

Wow.

That's great.

Two and a half weeks, huh?

Yeah, I know it's soon, but my friend Susan had reservations at the Muir

on the bluff overlooking Drake's Bay, and she had to cancel them last minute

move her plans to New York. I love that chapel, and I've always dreamed of

getting married there.

I mean, I know it sounds kind of quick. But if we don't do it now, I mean, who

knows when we're going to get the chapel. And I called Mom, and she said

make it, and my semester ends in a week.

Well, sounds like you got it all worked out, huh?

I know you've had your reservations about this, but it just feels like the

time. And the only thing we're missing is your support.

You got it.

Thank you.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

You won't be sorry, Nash.

I know.

Well, yeah, I mean, if you don't mind, like... No, I can't. I thought we agreed

on 25 guests, and that was it. Yeah, but that's for the actual ceremony. I mean,

this is for the reception.

My dad said we could use this roof.

You didn't even ask me about the roof. How can I have my mother out there on

roof? It's going to be freezing.

Can you please be quiet?

God, I'm trying to... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right, fine. So that means I have to make up two lists now. That's what

you're saying.

Look, Evan, if you don't want to, that's okay. I'd be more than happy to take

care of this. It's fine.

Kath, that's not what I... Your phone's breaking up. I can't even hear... Yeah,

I'll see you when you get here, okay?

Okay, bye.

Could you guys be more loud and obtrusive?

Okay, who was that on the phone?

It was my brother. He's a total loser, and he's going to come and visit. So

going to sleep on the floor, so I would appreciate it if you could just pick up

your side of the room.

Oh, so he's staying here.

Thank you for asking.

Oh, um, did you even ask me before you gave Supercop a key?

Yeah,

I didn't think so.

Okay, buddy.

Hey, let's go. Come on, wake up. You can't sleep here. Oh, shoot, man.

took my leg.

Officers, you got to help me.

He did it.

He took my leg, man.

Do you believe that, son of a bitch? How am I supposed to move along without my

leg? All right, all right. We'll look into it.

Hey,

man. Hey, hey.

Did you take that guy's leg?

Yeah. And as soon as he gives me the 50 bucks he owes me, he gets it back.

You're holding the man's leg hostage.

Damn straight I am.

Yes, indeed.

Uh -huh.

Give me that leg.

What's the matter with you?

You nuts or something picking on a disabled guy?

He's disabled, all right. He drinks and it adversely affects his motor function.

That's funny.

He scans the system, man.

He collects a disability check every month. And on top of that, he borrowed

money from me. Now, you tell me, is that nice?

Well, surprise, surprise.

Nobody saw a thing.

Funny how that works, isn't it? Broad daylight, public park.

Hey, heard you guys caught a murder.

Um, well, if you need any help, I'm just a couple blocks away. Thanks, I think

we got it covered.

Well, how's vice, Ms. Cross?

You adjusting to street life, are you? Well, yeah, actually, it's not half bad.

Hey, you know how to box seats in this entire area?

Tripod guy.

Yeah, where'd he go? I don't know. Let's talk to him.

Caitlin Cross?

Uh, yeah, yeah. Could you hold on a minute?

Excuse me.

Well, here comes homicide. Better late than never.

Harvey! Hey.

Did you get this case? Yeah. North Beach Homicide at your service. Yeah,

beautiful. Who's this?

Inspector Riley Weber, Captain Nash Bridges, Inspector Joe Dominguez.

Hi. Now we caught this one, so what do we got?

Well, what we got is one dead body and indigent non -public assistance on no

witness. Probably not a lot of incentive for the department to spend much money

on it either. Well, we'll do what we can, inspectors. Good, let's get to

Anybody know the victim?

Yeah, we knew the victim.

I mean, anybody who was in the vicinity at the time of the murder.

Well, uh, we were in the vicinity at the time.

Okay, we can work together.

Excellent idea.

Bubba, do you know that the Chinese character for the word crisis is the

for the word opportunity?

All right, what's the opportunity?

I don't know.

Getting back to basics.

Basic cop work.

Fresh air.

I don't know, man. Like the old days?

I thought you didn't say the good old days.

I've got to be honest with you, Joe.

Maybe this whole thing is about destiny.

Maybe it's time for us to do something else.

What else are we going to do?

Beat the hell out of me.

I've just been rethinking a lot of things lately.

Now you really got me worried.

So you married or?

No.

Dating? Why?

You going to ask me out on a date or something?

No. Sorry, I was just making conversation.

So, what about you?

Divorced. What?

Why would you think that?

I don't know. Just, uh, have a look about you.

Yeah.

Uh, Inspector Lake? Yeah, Sal.

You left a message for me?

Right. Listen, um, yeah, I, uh, you know, make an appointment with one of

people. One of my people? What do you mean, my people?

I hear the strippers. You want a stripper?

Yeah. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm talking about.

All right.

Anybody in particular, or you want me to choose one for you?

Could you, I don't know, just list the names.

We got Tatiana, Delicious, and Miriam. That's what I got available right now.

Okay, the second one.

Delicious.

Hang on, let me see if she's available. When do you need her?

That would be for tonight.

Tonight, tonight, tonight. No good. She's booked.

So I get you Miriam. Yeah, I get you Miriam for tonight.

Miriam?

I don't know.

Yeah, just describe her, I guess.

Oh, okay. Let's see.

She's beautiful. She's a stripper.

What else do you need to know?

Okay.

Yeah, so tonight, about 10 o 'clock, and I'll call you with the location, okay?

Okay, okay.

Harvey, one simple rule, right?

No touching.

Got it.

Hooker or stripper?

You're a bird.

Miriam sounds like a librarian.

You must be the pain in the ass for me.

And you must be the loser brother.

I'm Troy.

Cassidy, nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

So, you're a musician?

Yeah. One of my guys in my band has an uncle who owns a recording studio here

the city.

We're putting together a demo CD.

Do you make a living at that?

Goodbye.

You guys have met?

Yes. You didn't tell me your brother was a musician.

Yeah, it changes his career like every five minutes.

You wouldn't know it, but she actually really digs me.

At least his band is good.

Hey, do you play weddings?

The war itself wasn't a crime, man.

The crime was what they did to the warriors who sacrificed themselves on

altar of democracy.

I gave my legs for this country. All I want in return is lunch money.

Damn, that was beautiful, Phil.

Hey, hey, stand back, Phil.

Now, Phil, this is just speculation on my part, mind you, but I'm going to say

that you ran because you didn't want to talk to us. I didn't see anything, man.

The only thing you didn't see was action in Vietnam, brother.

Okay, if I tell you what I saw, can I keep the leg?

Ballistics ID'd the slug that killed Colonel Culpepper.

Great.

Now he needs a gun to go with it. That'd be lovely.

From what we've been able to put together, the Colonel was using again,

was in debt to a local dealer.

Dealer have a name?

Yeah, Shank.

Shank? His real name's Jimmy Brasher.

Plus, I've been around the block with him a time or two.

Or three.

James Brasher. Got it.

This guy has gone AWOL from the system.

No tax returns, no credit cards.

In other words... He's not using his real name.

Then how do we find him?

Well, he drives a late model black 3 Series BMW.

Do you have any idea how many there are of those in San Francisco?

498 registered in the city and county of San Francisco.

But these street dealers, they don't usually operate too far from home base.

Here's a DMV listing of all current 3 Series BMWs registered in the area.

About a dozen names. I'm thinking somebody whose real name is Jimmy

on that list.

Yo, baby.

You having a good day?

This pretty lady, I can make you feel a whole lot more better yet.

You know what I'm saying? No, I don't think I do.

Be real at your service.

Be real?

Yeah, with a period like dot com.

Well, you know what? Be real. I don't think you have anything I want, all

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You look a little troubled.

It's just a damn shame a stone fox like you looking down and all. All right.

Keep talking. Tell me what you got. I got items, baby.

Yo, call back, man.

I'm with the client.

You understand?

I got the products, Pina.

All right, be real. Maybe you can help me out.

How much for some China white?

Depends on how much you want.

Well, be real. I want it all.

SSPD, okay?

Turn around with your hands up against the wall.

Do it.

Just let me grab it.

Your pants better come out empty. Really, you're going to be dead.

Leonard's sitting behind a desk, isn't it? Well, it all depends on whose desk

you're sitting behind.

Kind of missing behind yours.

Nash, I'm so sorry. I had no idea that Banks had pulled it. No need to explain.

Yeah, yeah, I do. I was naive. I didn't factor in the politics.

My dad's a master of politics, and you know I grew up trying so hard not to

the same mistakes he did, and I ended up making the opposite one.

Like I did.

I don't have to explain.

Go ahead.

Now, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a second. Now, we're not talking about alternative

music for a wedding, are we?

No, no. I can do covers.

I can play Sinatra.

This is not going to be like The Wedding Singer, though, right? No, that won't

happen.

You have a favorite song?

Oh, Truly, Madly, Deeply. I love that song.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And how about Better Man?

Better Man? Pearl Jam? Yeah, yeah. I love that song. I mean, it's been really

lucky for me.

Evan, it's just not exactly a wedding -appropriate song.

Honey, that depends on what your definition of appropriateness is.

I don't know, man.

I don't know if I can even play that song.

Okay, wait a second, wait a second. Let me get this straight. You can do

Sinatra, but you can't do Pearl Jam.

Evan, it's just not a wedding song.

Okay, listen. Why don't you guys just figure this out for yourselves, okay?

Where are you going?

I gotta go to work.

We're here.

What do you want?

Well, based on Inspector Cross's report, the department

is changing the way it administers cases.

The police commission has decided to fold SIU responsibilities into other

divisions permanently.

So that's it. You've had your run, and it's over.

You should hear yourself.

It's a joke.

What are our reassignments?

Well, for you, Captain, I'm afraid all I could find was a Lieutenant Gray job in

administration.

Off the streets, huh?

What a coincidence.

I'm in your way, aren't I, Banks?

Why don't you just say it?

You want me to quit?

Okay.

I want you to quit.

Hey, Nick, what do you got there?

Something I picked up out of storage.

I thought Cassidy might like it.

It's your mother's.

Damn, she didn't look beautiful in this. Wow.

I bet she did.

Cassidy has her same regal figure.

I thought I'd offer it.

She'll look beautiful in it.

I know she'll be honored.

You want to talk about it?

What?

Whatever it is that's bothering you.

They've shut down the SIU.

Permanently, so they say.

I think it might be a sign, Nick.

Sign of what?

I don't know.

I've been doing this job a long time.

You still love it.

The cop work, yeah.

But the politics?

I've got to walk away from that in a second.

Everything runs its course.

I can understand if you want to leave. I don't think you've got a wrong choice

here, son.

Maybe not for me.

I just want to be careful that I don't hurt those around me.

Keep your hands right up where we can see them.

Okay, who else is here? Nobody, just me.

I didn't do anything.

Where's Jimmy Brasher? He went out. Went out where?

I don't know.

Don't go in there.

No,

don't open that door.

Pink! Watch your mouth.

SFPD!

Who are you calling?

Bacon back up.

What did I miss?

The Green Acres segment.

That was one of Jimmy Brasher's guard pigs.

Who is this guy? What is it, like deliverance? Oh, man.

What would the pigs guard in? Here, check this out.

You got drugs, rat cocaine, three handguns.

Very nice.

Who's she?

Won't tell us.

We ran her print. She's not in the system, which I found out.

Well, I'm going to suggest that we let the guard pigs be our guide to normalcy

here.

Hello.

I'm Captain Bridges.

What's your name?

I'm going to find out eventually.

It doesn't matter if I tell you or not.

You know...

You may not realize this right now, but you're in big trouble.

Because here's how it works. You either help us or we assume those drugs are

yours.

I'll get a lawyer.

Wake up.

Jimmy doesn't care about you or he wouldn't have left you behind when he

which we know he did.

Darling, if we match those weapons with the murder investigation that we're

carrying on right now, you're going to need a serious lawyer.

No? Okay, I'll book her for possession.

Run the weapons through ballistics. Put an APB out on Jimmy Brasher.

She's a good girl.

Loves her mama.

Loves Jesus.

And America too.

You know, I... I always wanted to learn how to play the guitar.

I took piano lessons once, but my teacher would never let me play anything

the 20th century.

I could teach you.

No, I have a tenure, I promise.

But you have great hands.

Guitar is all in the hands.

Really?

Come on, I'll show you.

I think you're entertaining.

It's out.

It's out.

Hey, Harvey.

You talked on the phone?

Hey, hey, good.

Good.

You know.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Urgent.

Sal, I'm going to go change.

Sure, sweetheart. Bye.

Sal.

I know this girl. We used to be a couple. I'm talking about this Miriam.

Now, this one right in the middle. On two.

Right there. Perfect.

Are you sure? Yes. Let the pinky hang out.

Relax. And strong.

That was good. That wasn't bad. You know, this is a lot harder than it

I can't do this.

Want to play guitar?

No, I have a lot of work to do.

Yeah, go.

So this is giganticly uncomfortable, but you don't have to do this. Do what?

Pretend that you don't know me.

I don't know you.

Hey, hey, hey, what'd I tell you? No touching, right?

Did I do that? You know this guy?

No.

Never seen him before.

I don't know. You're Miriam, and it's my mistake.

People always want me to be someone else.

Let's go, Miriam.

So, how are you enjoying your last few moments of being a free man?

Well, you know, I'm getting married.

I'm not going to prison.

Well, that just means one more cute, single, non -gay guy is off the market.

Oh, hey, hey, hey.

You know, technically speaking, you know, I'm still going to be a bachelor

the next two weeks.

Well, all right. There's still hope for you yet.

Actually, I'm very much... In love with my fiancée.

No,

no, no, but if I was ever to make an exception, I mean, out of anyone in the

whole wide world, it would definitely be you.

Hello?

Hello?

No, no, no.

Okay, okay, okay.

Give me the phone. Hello, hello. Sorry about that. Hello?

Nobody's there.

Come on. It's your party. Let's go down.

See, you're going my way.

Yeah, you offering me a lift?

No, I'm offering you a cup of coffee.

Well, I was thinking that a cup of coffee sounded good right about now,

Get in.

Wait a second, you can't park here.

There's no parking zone.

Okay, there's no parking zone.

We'll flip to see who gets to write me the ticket.

It's a life on the street.

Life on the street.

I asked you a personal question.

I don't know how personal.

What are you obsessing over? Let's start there.

I've been offered a job.

Where?

Boston.

That would be on the East Coast, correct?

Yeah, yeah, last time I checked.

It's a supervisory position with the DEA, so... What are you going to do?

Well, you know, with the nightmare of our whole situation and...

There's nothing really keeping me here.

Very nice, ma 'am.

We need to talk.

How'd you find her?

Her office.

All right.

Give me a minute.

What's up?

You know, the gun they found in Brash's apartment belonged to the girl.

Guess who the girl is?

Tell me.

Gina Banks.

Any relation to Ruben Banks?

His daughter.

Hey, Gina.

So you figured out my name, big deal.

The way I see it, the only bad thing you've done so far is using piss -poor

judgment by shacking up with this guy, Jimmy.

Maybe that and buying a gun or two for him.

You know he served nine years at Folsom?

Hmm. Damn good -looking bad boy. I bet Daddy was real proud the day you brought

him home, huh?

Oh, Joe.

I'm thinking she's more afraid of Daddy than she is of Jimmy.

At least I know Jimmy would never hurt me.

He already has been, dear.

Ballistic smashed the slug from one of the guns you bought him to a man who was

murdered yesterday.

What, you think that was just a coincidence?

Come on, Gina.

I'll put that here.

Tell us where we can find Jimmy.

Listen, sister, you need to trust me right now.

Gina's going to be very disappointed in you, young man.

Just our luck. The weather's finally warming up. We won't be here to enjoy

What do you mean?

Come on, man. We got Banks and his daughter.

We saved her from her loser boyfriend.

Banks almost died. Nah.

I'm not playing that card.

You think he's playing fair?

Joe, I got a problem playing people as poker chips.

Oh, speak of the devil.

He's not only a bad cop, he's a bad driver.

You son of a bitch.

How dare you pull this on my daughter?

I'm thinking you better dial it down a bit there, Bubba. You think you can

manipulate me by pursuing criminal charges against my daughter?

Hey, we saved your daughter, moron. You just made me more determined than ever

to bury you.

Both of you.

Suppose a sincere thank you is out of the order.

Bubba, this is what you call one of those no -win situations.

Who is it? Harvey.

How did you find me?

I'm a cop, remember?

Listen, what I was trying to say last night is that I don't care how you earn

living. That's entirely your business.

But this pretending not to know me, what the hell is up with that, Anna? That's

bizarre.

Harvey, you're the one who ended it. You're the one who has the problem with

long -term commitment.

You got your wish.

Leave me alone.

Oh, baby.

Give me a second to

explain. Yeah, you want to know why? Because suddenly I don't feel like

Cassidy, she was a waitress at my bachelor party. She took the phone out

hand. Nothing happened. Oh, yeah? How drunk were you?

How drunk was I? What does that have to do with anything?

Do you remember sleeping with her or not? Oh, that's low, Cassidy. That's

really, really low. Why are you trying to pick a fight with me?

I mean, I was the guy who went to his bachelor party. I had a good time.

That's it. Just like any other guy that goes to a bachelor party. So you've been

faithful to me the whole time we've been together, huh?

Yes, the whole time that we've been together, yes.

How about when we were broken up?

Cassidy, I... Well, then I guess I have my answer then, don't I?

Where are you going? I'm trying to have a conversation here. Go ahead, have a

conversation. Cass...

So,

uh,

what are we looking at here?

The past, future.

Can you be a little more vague?

Really?

I am going to make one change.

What would that change be?

Something I should have done a while ago.

No, I don't think I'll come along then.

Nick, I'm home.

Down here, son.

I expected you earlier. You've got company.

Caitlin? You've been here for a while.

Hi. Hi.

Well, I've got an early fishing date, so I'll see you later, okay?

Good night, dear.

Good night.

Good night, Nick.

Now I know why you weren't at your place.

You were there?

Well, now I know why you weren't here.

Oh, well.

These are for you.

Smell these.

Oh, they're beautiful.

Thank you.

Got pollen on your nose.

What are they for?

I just felt like getting you flowers.

What are you doing here?

I just... Felt like seeing you.

I love you, Caitlin Cross.

You can't believe how... how hard I fought against

telling you that.

But... it's how I feel.

I took the job.

I leave for Boston the day after tomorrow to find a lot of details.

Oh.

Congratulations.

It's the right thing for me to do, Nash.

$20 ,000.

We've got the money! 20 ,000 rounds were fired. Let's go!

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