All language subtitles for Third Watch s06e10 Rat Bastard

I tried, but she isn't working today. I

understand that, sir, but I can't. And
that's when I shot him.

You mean that's when she shot him?

No, I shot him.

You're going to testify to this.

He's not going to listen to you.

These white boys did to the old man.

He did to me. I'm coming back here. I'm
bringing a DA. You're going to testify

to this. Mr. McKinley, do you believe
that death wasn't on the up and up?

Wait a minute. I saw this yesterday.

The one they wanted you to see.

And I don't know what's worse, you
standing by and doing nothing when they

murdered my father or blaming the fact
that you didn't do anything about it on

my family.

I thought it was important that you come
in. Oh, more important than making sure

that no one finds out that I'm IAB?

Is this what you're looking for, babe?

I've been trying to call you since
yesterday.

Yeah, I've been busy. What's up?

Raymond Morris was killed.

What? I called to meet with him at
Rikers about your father, and they told

was stabbed.

When? A week ago today.

After I went to see him.

Where we go from here depends on what
Sully decides to do.

You talked to Sully?

He asked what kind of consequences
someone would face if he came forward in

case like yours. Really?

You haven't spoken to him at all about
this?

Ty, it's really not my business.

But if you want Sully to help you, you
need to talk to him.

You seen Ty?

What?

What's the matter with you?

Nothing. What the hell are you doing
here?

David. He actually sent you back here?

Don't do that, Ty.

Okay, listen up. I got a few
announcements.

Yeah, I got one too, Lou.

Monroe made detective, everybody.

But actually, I guess you always were
one, right? I got called down to IAB

yesterday, had a little chat with
Captain Finney. All of a sudden, our

community -oriented, holier -than -thou
Detective Monroe walks in yelling to

Captain Finney about her cover being
blown.

Her IAB cover.

Davis, chill out, man.

The whole time you were riding with me,
you were working for the Rat Squad.

Enough. Everybody out. Take your posts.
Now.

Monroe, you stay right here.

You filthy rat bitch.

You didn't have to do that.

You have a good day.

My daughter came home last night.

Yeah? Yeah, she told the judge that she
wants to live with me.

Good for you.

What's going on? You know that black
officer riding with Sullivan?

Yeah, Monroe.

The word on the street is she's a rat.

Honey.

Is it true what they're saying about
Monroe?

Davis saw Detective Monroe yesterday at
her IAB office.

Where is she?

It's in the roll call room.

Where are you going, babe?

I was going to go talk to Officer
Monroe.

Not today.

Hey, Sully, you call me as soon as she
hits the streets?

You got it.

Why are you assigned here?

For Cruz?

Nothing specific.

I was sent here to work patrol, and if
anything came up, to act.

What came up?

I'm not allowed to talk about any cases
I may have been working on.

Your cover's blown.

Captain Finney's supposed to transfer
you out of here.

I guess not.

Lieutenant, I know you may not believe
this, but I took the job with IAB for a

very important reason.

Spare me the nobility.

You need to transfer out of here
immediately.

You think you did the right thing?

Did I do the right thing?

Baby, she is your girl. She was my girl,
man.

All I'm saying is... What?

Did you know?

Know what? That she's working for your
father?

You expect him to tell you the truth,
man? I don't think anybody was asking

No, I'm asking you something and you're
not answering. Did you know?

Look, I don't get involved in my old
man's business, all right?

I'll do respect, sir.

I'd like to stay. No, you're on the desk
until I can get you the hell out of my

precinct. I'm not sitting at the desk. I
decide what goes on here, you

understand? I haven't done anything
wrong. No one is going to ride with you.

And I am not putting you out there
alone.

I'll ride with her. What?

Now, why does that not surprise me? Is
that okay with you? You don't have to do

that, Brendan. Yeah, Brendan, you're
having enough trouble fitting in around

here. Look, I don't give a damn about
fitting in, man.

I'll ride with her, Bob.

Five David.

Davis, Joe, and Sullivan.

This is Bob from Dunn, Monroe.

The cops are coming after her. They're
coming after you, too. Yeah, and I'll be

waiting.

He was a match made in heaven.

Not me and you are any better.

That's right.

Carter Savage.

Now, you've got to be kidding me, bud.

What's going on?

We've got a ride along today.

Oh, yeah?

Now, Carter Savage, the movie star, he's
playing a firefighter. We're going to

be his research.

Hello, FDNY brothers.

Mr. Savage, Lieutenant Walsh, welcome to
Squad 55.

Hey, it's Carter, Lou. Just call me
Carter.

Carter. Right.

Reha?

DK? This is the last check.

Oh, don't ask me to pronounce that.

My dad took me to see my first Carter
Savage film when I was six.

Please tell me that you're only 12 now.

24.

Oh.

Do I look amused to you?

Lone Wolf.

Wolfhouser. Awesome character. My dad
loved it. I loved it.

The first thing we ever saw eye to eye
on. I mean, actually, we haven't agreed

on very much other than your movies. You
know, we go see them the day they open.

Oh, well, thank you, Mr.

We call them a lot of Zs. Oh, Stu.

Stu's good.

Oh, well, look, Stu.

I really appreciate that.

And guys, I want you to know I really
appreciate you letting me tag along.

And I want you to treat me FDNY all the
way.

You kick my ass, I do anything wrong,
all right?

So why'd you tell Tversky you'd ride
with me? When I was younger, I was

sticking up for the unpopular kids.

Mowman really thinks you're back in on
your cover with Blum?

I don't really think we should talk
about your father or IAB.

Why?

You want to hurt me or you don't trust
me not to report to him?

It's hard to trust anybody after knowing
him.

You come to my promotion ceremony.

You ask me how my divorce is going.

How about when you take me out for
Italian, huh?

Lucas, are you kidding me?

You called to check on me. Is that all
part of your assignment?

I had to do my job.

But I didn't pretend to be your friend.

You're my friend.

I almost went to jail.

I thought I was going to lose my kid
because IAB came in and scooped me up in

the middle of a custody hearing.

Listen to me.

I was not investigating you.

Did you ever ask me one question that
pertained to a case about me or Cruz?

You can't give me a straight answer?

I'm going to tell you something, Monroe.

Transfer.

Too far away.

You might be the most unpopular kid I
ever stuck up for.

Sharon told me you talked to her.

I'm going to testify against Finney if
she can make a case.

You need to change your mind.

Same thing that made me keep my mouth
shut when I figured out C .T. Finney

killed your old man.

You.

You need to leave it alone, man. Just...
After all the crap you've given me?

Hands on the side of the van.

My daughter's been shot, all right?
Hands up on the van.

Okay. Get us to the hospital, please.

Please get us to the hospital.

I'm right here, Debbie.

Got a weak carotid pole. We got a mover.

I found the bleed.

Hi, give me that backboard.

Sergeant, this is Mr.

Wilcox. His daughter's the victim.

What happened? I was lost. I, uh...

Got off the highway to turn around, but
I made the wrong turn and I couldn't get

back to it.

This black son of a bitch flagged me
down like he was trying to help.

Then tried to rob us.

I floored it, but he took a couple of
shots and one of them hit Debbie. So

did he look like, other than being a son
of a bitch?

I don't know.

He was six feet tall, maybe around 30
years old.

He was wearing like... Something like a
stocking on his head.

He had a black jacket, jeans, or sweats.

Okay, after your daughter's taken care
of, we might need you to help us look

the shooter.

Anything you need. We're ready to go.

I lost my life for Rikers. Are you
crazy? I will kick your ass! I will kick

ass! Get off!

We're not through, Vic!

Male, white, DOA. One to the back of the
head.

Client came in for a 2 .30 meeting.
Found him like this.

Client nearby?

He's on the RMP. Pretty shaken up. Said
that Vic was a private detective who was

tailing his wife.

Detective Brian McKinley. Looks like
he's been off the job a long time.

Yeah, well, he wasn't just a detective.
He was IAB.

Seems like IAB is the theme today.

Are you playing a firefighter in your
next movie? Yeah, first firefighter on

Mars after it's been populated. The year
is 2065. But this guy isn't some phony

Hollywood deal. This guy is FDNY through
and through. A real smoke eater from

Brooklyn who, after the entire planet
has been abandoned out of fear, is left

alone to single -handedly fight off an
invasion from deep space. It's a great

script.

Lone Wolf Hauser on Mars.

Yeah, there it is. Lone Wolf, it's a
different character. But Wolf had to

to save that Texas border town in Blade
and Glory. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but this is

not Wolf.

Different guy.

Is there oxygen on Mars?

I don't know why.

Fires need oxygen.

Hey, man, I don't write this stuff. I
just make it watchable.

Can we do this?

All right, you ready for some
firefighter lingo?

Bring it on.

All right, you get your six -foot hook.

Your Halligan tool, your partner's saw,
your flathead axe, and your high tool.

That's enough right there. We got a 16
-foot hook. We got a Mullet, Halligan

Mullet. That's close.

Hey, man, just tell me the names.

Do not treat me like I'm stupid.

Hey, man, I never said you're stupid.

Come on, man. You're supposed to be my
biggest fan.

That was straight out of Lethal Bullets.

It was my movie right before Lone Wolf.

I'll be caught. I left some turnouts for
you on the rack. Cool. What's the

turnout?

Hey, how's it going with him?

You ever heard of Lethal Bull?

Aren't they all?

Eight -year -old female, GSW to Laura
Abelman. Intubated, no rest. BP 60,

at 120.

18 gauge, end of cubital, times two with
saline running.

GCF 214.

Front four is open.

It's got to be the worst day of their
lives.

So why won't you let me help you with
your father? I don't need your help.

I can get C .T. Finney myself.

You call me dirty, accuse me of being in
on your father's murder, and when I

offer to help you, you tell me no way? I
got the files.

That's all I need.

They was 20 -year -old files without
someone to authenticate them or worth

nothing. Well, maybe if you would have
spoken up back then, we wouldn't be

having this conversation.

All right, I get that you're mad at me.

But why won't you let me help? So you
get involved in this, you're going to

your pension, you're going to go to
jail. Just don't worry about it. I'll

care of it.

So now you're looking out for me. I
guess so.

Have you thought about what he's going
to do when you go after him?

I'm going to bring all this out. He's
going to do what he's got to do to try

stop me. And if he... When it gets bad,
I'll deal with it.

Your father said the same thing.

You sure?

Right.

Thanks, Madeline.

We got problems.

That's news?

That was the M .E.

She's got the slug. It's a plus P.

Does that mean something to you? Plus P
used to be issued to cops.

We hated them.

They were made specifically to keep a
fire around from going through somebody

shot and hitting anyone else.

Oh, they did a pretty good job on that
victim today.

Faith, these bullets were never for sale
on the open market.

Wait, what are you saying? He was shot
by a cop? That bullet didn't come from

Brian McKinley's gun?

Our Christmas socket just got filled
with a big lump of coal.

Any change?

No, they're still working on her.

We got to get this father out there to
show us exactly what happened, because

otherwise we got zero chance of nailing
this guy.

What if we show the guy a map, get him
to find where they got off the

and backtrack to where she got shot?

If you can get this guy to focus on
game.

I think I got one in the car.

Hey, how is he?

Who, Davis?

Yeah, find out you're sleeping with the
enemy. It's got to affect you.

He's good.

All right, what the hell is going on?

We were fighting for the ultimate
championship in the ring of death.

Well, the ring of death is now closed,
my friend. Oh, my parents are going to

kill me.

Stu, run a line back here.

All right, we need to run an inch, three
-quarter horse from the ring. Right

behind you.

Holy... Hey, that's that Wolf Hauser
guy.

Yo!

Yo, that's Wolf Hauser.

That guy used to be big.

My name is Savage. Wolf Houser is a
character, you dumbass.

He's up, man.

Let's go.

All right, what can I do?

You can help me put the motor back to
the loop. Got it.

No, that's the three and a half. Oh,
see, three quarters is over here.

I got this.

This isn't some movie set.

You can't screw this up.

Stay here.

So you got off somewhere around 98th and
Arthur.

I think I made a left and drove for a
few blocks.

Can you go over what happened once more?

I was arguing with my wife and then I
missed her exit ramp.

So I got off where I could to turn
around.

I stopped to ask directions and... What?

Stop?

You said earlier that you were flagged
down.

Fine. was flagged out.

What was the exit?

Look, can I go see how my daughter is?

I'll, uh, I'll go check.

Hey, he was driving a company car for
Berman Pharmaceuticals. He wasn't even

supposed to have it anymore. They fired
him last week.

Still waiting for him to return the car.

I'll ask him about it when I get back.

I wouldn't do that if I were you.

Wrong turn, Paul?

Where did you get that?

What, you had drugs?

Paul, please don't do this.

Officers, Mr. Wilcox has five seconds to
either tell us who shot his daughter or

he and his wife will not be here when
she wakes up.

Four. Paul.

You'll never see your kid again.

Three.

Paul's company had just received a
shipment of OxyContin and Paul stole

it. He was taking it to this guy he'd
been selling to for a while but he

trust him so he hid it in Debbie's doll
in case he tried anything and he did. He

tried to rip him off and Paul got mad
and said that he would turn him in.

He shot Debbie, Paul. Don't you care
about that?

What's his name?

I only know his nickname.

Skeeter.

Skeeter Matthews? I guess.

No. No. Now, you listen to me. We had a
deal.

They cannot just go in another
direction. I'm already here doing

Oh, come on. The DUI thing is just an
allegation. I haven't been convicted of

anything. Have you told them this?

Besides, I visited that family in the
hospital. What is it, twice now? I'm

paying for all their damn medical bills.
What else am I supposed to do?

Man, this is me. This is very important
to me. I want this part. Would you

please, just one more time, just try
calling?

Yeah.

I know what you're saying to yourself.
Golly gee, this ain't the same guy who

jumped off a fighter jet onto the wing
of Air Force One, right?

He got into an accident driving drunk.

I wasn't drunk.

I was coming home from a long day of
shooting. We worked 16, 17 hours

My old man uses a soda can.

What?

Carries around a soda for everybody to
see.

But he hits it all through the day with
the pick -me -up.

Be out cold by the end of the night.

Yeah, well, you know, I do my own good
times. Six years ago. If you're drunk,

you're a risk to us.

I'm not drunk, Stu.

It's just a hair of the dog.

Look, let me just finish out the day.

It's better I go back to that studio. At
least I got the lingo down.

I get this part.

I'll resurrect my career.

Let's go, Stu.

Let's wrap it up.

You're a big fan, right?

Yeah, I'm a big fan.

Oh, good. Then let's just keep this
call.

This discussion between us.

I'm not a danger to anyone.

I'm just a broke -down guy developing
arthritis.

Fight for a job.

Five years ago, they would have paid me
to read the script.

This guy used to protect some serious
scum.

He was scum.

He retired in 85 for medical reasons.

Medical like I'm sick with cancer?

Or medical like get lost and won't make
up a reason? Who knows with IAB.

Grimaldi here.

Yeah?

Uh -huh.

Great. We'll be right there.

Victim's wife reporting a missing.

Just got back from out of town.

Apparently they ransacked the house,
too.

Okay, everybody, listen up. We got a
positive ID on the suspect from the

shooting of the little girl this
morning.

According to Paul Wilcox, Peter was
wearing a dark coat, jeans or sweats,

stocking cap.

We don't need your help.

I'm doing my job. Your job, I .B.

Sergeant Cruz, finish the briefing.

Peter Matthews has been in for violent
crimes and drug possession.

Now, the neighborhood he deals from is a
major drug area. So the only way that

these people are going to help us locate
the guy is if it's to cut out the

competition.

Questions?

Find him.

I've seen this guy before.

You know where this guy is? Yeah, he
hangs out near 105th Street by the park.

He's not going to be hard to find.

He'll be right back.

I thought Christmas came early for you.

I didn't mean for CT to come after you
about that ticket.

He could have fooled me.

Ty, where I come from, people are
victimized by the cops.

I've seen them disregard every law they
swore to uphold.

And who's going to stop them from doing
that, huh?

Who's going to police them?

If a cop does the right thing, they have
no reason to be afraid of IAB.

We're only a threat to those cops who
act like the criminals that we arrest on

the street every day.

So now I'm no different than a criminal.

Was your husband having problems with
anyone?

He kept his work to himself.

Was he worried about anything the last
few days? More than usual?

I've been at my sister's house in
Hoboken.

We talked about a separation, but I
never would have left him.

I only wanted him to pay more attention
to me.

Take your time, Miss McKinley.

Can I get a tissue?

Sure, go ahead.

Jelly, come here.

Why does that number look familiar to
me?

That's Monroe's number.

My mother's. Are you?

He's the guy from the movie.

Hey, sport.

I know you haven't been in any movies
lately, but I didn't know that you were

fireman now. Just doing some research.

Sir, your mother?

Right. She's in the kitchen.

She stuck her hands in the garbage
disposal.

Carter, you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I just got a toy there.

Why don't you go ahead? I'm going to get
some air.

Power off for the disposal?

No, no. I just got picked up. I'm so
embarrassed.

You're pretty cute for someone who got
themselves into a situation like this.

Still, what do you care?

We'll have you out of there in a minute,
ma 'am.

Ma 'am, I'm going to take some of this
olive oil and put it on your arm, and

we're going to get you out of there in a
second.

I'm okay.

It's just... It's just something I ate.

A couple of flasks.

He got sick while he was bringing down
some bad guys for foreign government.

Go help your grandma.

Of course, he might be right.

Maybe that's Judge Francois. I'll just
follow you to your next, please. Thank

you. If that doll don't know, at least
here, she's got some people kind of

giving her some.

Hold that. Pull over.

Come right there.

5 David to Central. We got that shooting
suspect at 109 and off. There are

additional units requested.

Copy that, 5 David.

Confused. Put your hands where I can see
them. I ain't doing nothing. Put your

hands where I can see them now.

It's a cop!

We have shot, fired a 109 in Arthur.

Fill up these exits and wait for backup.

Give me the damn flashlight.

Monroe, you've got nothing to prove.

Just make sure you have my back. Monroe,
wait.

Monroe!

My backup's on the way. You better come
out, you son of a bitch.

Finney. Finney.

Finney, where are you?

Finney!

10 -13 Central.

I'm on

Central. I've lost my partner.

He was in pursuit of an armed suspect.

Your call.

This is 5 -5 Charlie. Responding to 10
-13.

Need location.

Monroe, answer me.

I bet you thought today was going to be
an easy day.

Cast some criminals and...

Lock them up.

Go on back to your nice house.

But you thought today was going to be a
good day.

Talk to me, Monroe.

This what you're looking for, bitch?

a location on 5 David.

You know you shot that little girl.

What?

You didn't shoot Wilcox. You shot his
eight -year -old daughter.

I still decide all them sons of bitches.

Who's

a

bitch now?

What, you gonna kill me? Huh?

Come on, Sasha.

They're going to kill me then.

That's what you're going to do anyhow.

Come on, Sasha. Step back. Let me cuff
this guy.

Dave, talk to him, man.

Do whatever the hell he wants to do.

That's what it is.

You're going to let her shoot me and
then you're going to cover it up?

Huh?

Sasha, come on.

Come on, Sasha. You don't want to do
this.

Don't give me that satisfaction until
you go down like this.

Sasha.

Look at me.

Take gas to jail and let them kill you
in there.

I want y 'all to know that that dude,
Paul Wilcox, he ain't no good guy

bringing his family here. He been
bringing dope here for years.

Let's go check on your partner.

Can't fight back.

You should take it easy for a few days.

Make sure you get over that flu. A
couple days of rest, I'll be good. Hey,

there's my guy, huh?

You recover quick?

Oh, I have to. People must take sickness
for anything when you're in the public

eye.

Listen, I got paperwork to do.

All the best on your movie.

Do us proud.

Yeah, I will.

You gonna be okay?

Yeah, if I don't get this job, I'll get
the next one.

I wasn't talking about that.

I know.

In Long Wolf, after you take down the
big, big bad guy, you know the one with

the missiles?

At the very end, you get back into your
car, and you see the duffel bag on your

seat, the ransom money you're supposed
to pay for the father.

No one knows you still have it.

No one's missing it.

But you, you grab the bag, and you take
it back to the bank.

You turn it back in.

Now, I told my dad I thought that was
stupid.

But you know what he told me?

He said a real hero is someone who does
the right thing when no one's looking.

My old man is going to get a kick out of
me telling him I met you.

It'll probably be the first time in
years we haven't argued.

Nothing wrong with believing in heroes.

Cocked up in here selling drugs.

Good job. Good job? We called for backup
and nobody came.

It looks like that was a response to me.

Yeah, well, it took long enough.

You weren't at the original location, so
then we had to find you.

Right.

Believe what you want.

Dude, what the hell happened to you?

Stopped in a row.

David talked to you and called him back.

Hey,

I'm going to be right behind you, okay?

You're going to be behind me with that?

No, Paul, that's all she needs.

Come on, just put her in, all right? She
can talk to the hospital.

I don't think so, all right? We really
have to go, guys.

Did Monroe give you an IAB folder?

Yeah, what about it? The guy that gave
it to her was murdered tonight. He was

IAB detective, Brian McKinley.

Brian McKinley was murdered?

Have you known?

I used to.

I found the plus -speed bullet in his
brain. A police bullet.

Sharon told me that Raymond Morris was
killed last week, right after I talked

him. Who's Raymond Morris?

The drug dealer who murdered his father.

No, that's the IAB guy. He said it was T
.T. Fennick.

He's out of control.