All language subtitles for Lethal Weapon - S03 E11 - Dial M for Murtaugh (720p - AMZN Web-DL)

Listen, man,
I know you got a job to do,

but I shouldn't even be here.

You have the wrong guy.

My men say otherwise.
Start talking.

Any topic in particular

or is this more of a
blue sky situation?

This isn't a joke, Mr. Murtaugh.
Lives are at stake.

Now...

start at the beginning.

Hm. Well, the beginning is

I should've never gone
on that damn vacation.

♪ Keep on movin' till ♪

♪ The first rays of
dawn, keeping it on... ♪

Okay, Murtaugh family
vacation on three.

One...

two... Baby,

the lens cap.

Do you even know how
to use that thing?

Well, it's new.
I'm learning on the job.

Maybe you can learn later,

after we check in, okay?

All right, let's look.
Oh, perfect.

If we drop Harper at
the kids club now,

we can still make
the nature walk

at 9:30.
Can't I just hang by the pool?

We will. Look, "Relax at
pool, 10:30 to 11:00."

Not that I don't appreciate
your hard work, Mom,

it's just you seem
a little wound up,

and it-it's not, it's not you.

Yeah, it's more like Dad.

Riana, let's try an
attitude adjustment.

You told me that I had to come,
not that I had to like it.

Aw, poor you,
got caught drinking at a dance

and your punishment is going
to a resort with your family.

ROGER JR.: Oh, I think it's,

I think it's great that
we're all here together.

Relaxing, keeping an open
mind about new things.

Thank you, RJ.
All right, clock's ticking, honey.

Let's go check in, Roger.

We'll be right back. Wow.

You are such a kiss-ass.

Look, I just want them to be in
the right mood when I tell them.

All right?
That you're raising money

to open a weed store? No,

small-batch premium dispensary.

And I'm waiting for the
perfect moment, okay?

All right, well, hurry up.

I want to go back to
being the good kid.

Can you believe it?
They stuck us

in courtyard views.

Courtyard. TRISH: Baby,

we're gonna hardly
be in the room.

It's no big deal.

You're right. I'm fine.

I'm not gonna let anything
ruin this vacation.

COLE: I'm gonna stop you
there, Roger.

That's not the beginning.

You got to go back
further, to the lean-in.

I'm in the middle
of a story here.

What lean

I thought I told you. No.

Huh. I would've
remembered the lean-in.

Gentlemen, you, uh,

you want to fill me in here?
What exactly is a lean.

Do you mind?

Well,
there's this new deputy D.A.

We've been on a bunch
of cases together,

working really hard,
burning the midnight oil.

No, hear me out.
Cole, you are crazy.

It's a solid movie.
You need a doctor.

It's super underrated.
You need help.

Cole, no one on the
planet likes Die Hard 2

better than Die Hard one.
Well, I do.

I saw that movie with my mom

when she was on
assignment in Dresden.

It was my birthday,
I didn't know anybody,

so she let me play hooky.

It's dumb, but I grew up

wanting to be John McClane.

Well, you kind of are.

So where does Mama
Cole live now?

Actually, she died

a long time ago.
Oh, I... I'm so sorry.

I-I didn't know.

She wasn't also in the...

CIA? No. Photojournalist.

Oh, badass.
So you guys were close?

Yeah, very.

It was the two of
us for so long.

She knew me better than anyone.

How 'bout the senator?

Are you guys close?

Let's just say it's complicated.

But she is in town this week.

Visiting her daughter.
That's nice.

That would be nice.

No, she's sponsoring
a big climate bill,

so she's here to
speak at a summit.

I'm just an afterthought.

After is better than none.

Mm, not always.

She wants to come here
to see what I do all day.

I think she just wants a
photo op with a cop. Mm.

I'm happy to oblige. No.

No way. You're not going
anywhere near my mother.

Mothers love me.

Everyone likes you, Cole.

You're very likeable.

What are you doing?

Oh, I was just,
I was reaching for the pad kee mao.

It's right behind you.

Cole, you were leaning in.

No. I wasn't.

I know a lean-in when I see one.
That was a lean-in.

Erica, I promise you.
I was reaching for the...

Pad kee mao, you said.
Uh, this is wildly off-topic.

It's important for context.

So what happened

next? Nothing.

She pretended to get a phone
call and then she left the room.

Right, but between us,

you're just playing it cool

'cause you got rejected, but...

I wasn't rejected because
I wasn't leaning in.

The case.

You said this was
about the case.

I was getting to that.
Geez, relax, buddy.

You'll live longer.

Hey, Bailey.

What do we got?

Victim's a John Doe. No ID.

Car reported stolen
two days ago.

Is that cocaine on the dash?

Yeah, sure is.

Looks like he had a hell of a night.
That's not all, though. Look.

Holy Christmas!
His pants are fully down.

Really didn't need to look.
I'm talking about

the stiletto in
the passenger seat.

Yeah, that's not what caught my eye.
Okay.

So John Doe goes
partying, crashes,

lady friend takes off.

But the car's barely damaged.

My thoughts exactly.

The airbags didn't even deploy.

This dude was dead
before the crash.

I'm thinking Cinderella
took him out.

Boom. Already got a suspect.

Hate to say it, guys,
but without Roger,

we're moving like lightning.
Ah, it won't last.

I'll give him 24 hours before
he gets bored with his vacation.

But he was so excited.
All that stuff about sipping

from a coconut. It was all talk.

He doesn't know how to take time off.
Last year he worked

through a family trip in Hawaii.
It's true.

I got an e-mail from him at
midnight on New Year's Eve.

And he once called me from a massage table.
Wow. That is...

Not as bad as it seems.

My masseuse has a
very light touch.

COLE: Well,
if you knew how to take time off,

you wouldn't be here. I love

vacation. Wh-Why does everybody

think I don't? Who's everybody?

Baby, all I'm saying is

taking time off
isn't your forte.

You tend to gravitate

toward stress.

That's Detective
Murtaugh's stress.

Right now I'm Mr. Chillaxamoto.

Hey, Dad, RJ knows a great
way to reduce stress.

Really? Tell him.

Do I look like the kind of guy

who cannot relax?

Look at me. Right now I
have it made in the shade.

Just promise me you won't let
work intrude on our vacation.

Sweetheart,
for the next three days,

the only mystery
I'm interested in

is by Mr. Thomas Clancy. Okay.

Is that rum?

You know you can't have rum.

Wait, why can't Mom have rum?

It's fine, honey.

Relax. It's not rum. Okay, okay.

Okay. Wow.
One little adjustment.

Oh, my gosh. Roger, sit down.

But my extremities are
exposed to the sun.

I can't relax if I'm
getting skin cancer.

Be-be careful,
that thing's heavy.

And you guys say
that I can't relax?

Roger, sit down.

I'm simply going to slide
my chair into the sh...

Aah!

TRISH: Roger!

Ooh! Roger, oh, my gosh.

Oh, my goodness.
Is it your back?

It hurts.

Okay, I-I-I'm sorry.

You two are responsible
for millions in damages,

dozens of lives in danger,

and multiple breaches
of national security.

How is any of this relevant?

Well,
this is just the beginning.

COLE: Anybody else hungry?

Maybe we should get some menus.

♪ ♪

Hold on.

Don't worry. All right, slow.

Slow. Roger, slow.

Use your muscles.
Use your stomach muscles.

MURTAUGH: Stomach?
TRISH: There you go.

Oh... all right, all right.

I can't believe you threw
your back out Come on, baby.

30 seconds into vacation.

Gentle, gentle.

Does this mean that
we can go home?

No, it doesn't.

Okay, the resort doctor said
that as long as your father

rests today and takes
his muscle relaxers,

that he'll be fine tomorrow,

so plenty of vacation time
left, okay?

Oh!

Oh, shoot,
paddle boarding in 15 minutes.

But, you know,
we don't have to go.

No, no, no, no. Go.

Okay, thanks, Dad. See you.
Bye. Okay, feel better, Pops.

Okay...

They're gonna put us in a
home, aren't they?

Big time.

You okay?

How c... how can I be Mr. Chill

if I'm stuck in a room?

Mm, read your book.

Huh? And...

learn how to use your camera,

and enjoy the view, honey.

Of a courtyard.
Wait, where-where you going

in that outfit?

Guess what,
you get that back together,

and I'll take it off for you.

Let's see.

How hard can this
thing be to use?

Mm.

Crystal clear.

Let's see.

MURTAUGH: Oh!

Must be newlyweds.

Can't wait another second, huh?

I respect you, sir.

What else do we got here?

BAILEY: You're free to go.

Thanks for coming in.
Looks like my mother

picked an interesting
day to visit.

Yeah, sorry. They're witnesses
on the John Doe case.

The senator's really here?

ERICA: Yeah.
She asked me to find her

loose-leaf jasmine tea,
in a police station.

Check Avery's desk,
bottom drawer.

You didn't hear that from
me, though.

Thank you. Whatever they're paying
you, it's not enough.

Are we having a party?

Funny. What do you got?

Our John Doe's GPS indicates
the last place he visited

was on Santa Monica
and Highland.

Solicitation central.
John Doe was with a pro.

And she might've killed him.

The cocaine found on the dash
tested positive for ricin.

Ricin? Any of these ladies
see anything suspicious?

One of them saw a girl

who was on the corner
in a bright pink wig.

Well,
I'll help question the rest.

Go twice as fast. Okay.

Well, there's some call
girls in the other room,

if you want to take a run at it.
Hello?

Good morning.

I just want to start by saying

that this is a
judgment-free zone.

I have absolutely no
problem with what you do.

Oh, uh, thank you.

And you are?
I'm one of the detectives here.

Now, I don't want to take
up too much of your time.

I know how hard
you work out there

all day, pounding the pavement.

It can be a
challenging profession.

Everybody's got to make a buck.
Actually,

most of us aren't
in it for the money.

It's more of a calling.

That must be why they
call you call girls.

I'm sorry, what?

That's not the preferred term?

I'm just as happy to
call you a prostitute.

ERICA: Cole!

What are you doing to my mother?

Your mother. The senator?

Not a... Prostitute. No.

You want to tell
me why you'd assume

my mother was a prostitute?

Not really. It's possible
that I got the wrong room.

So this is Detective Cole.

Mom, can you give us a minute?

Of course. If you need me,

I'll be outside,

rethinking my entire wardrobe.

Sorry, Senator.

: Moms usually love me.

This is about the
lean-in, isn't it?

You're trying to get back at me.

I wasn't trying to
get back at you,

because I wasn't leaning in.

Fine, Cole. Whatever you say.

I just want to
forget this happened

and go back to being
professional colleagues.

Can we do that?

Of course.
That's what I want, too.

Good.

MURTAUGH: So you were lying.

No, I meant it.

Erica and I are just co-workers.

My God, will one of you
please get to the point?

Well, I guess not
everybody appreciates

the nuances of
character development.

Murtaugh, what happened next?

I assume you didn't spend all
day spying on hotel guests.

Well...

♪ She the devil, yeah ♪

♪ Like that, like that, uh ♪

♪ She the devil, yeah ♪

♪ Dressed like that ♪

♪ Aw-aw, yeah... ♪

MURTAUGH: Hey, hey.

Give you this much, buddy,
you've got confidence.

You shouldn't, but you do.

Oh!

Ow.

♪ Two balls and the batter
like to hit a home run ♪

♪ Slidin' up to girls
like it's home base ♪

♪ Lookin' so sweet ♪

♪ Yo, I got to get a taste ♪

♪ Lockin' up lips like
we both got braces ♪

♪ Lookin' to poker with a
pocket full of aces... ♪

Let's check on the newlyweds.

Well, still at it.

♪ Oh, yeah,
put 'em up like you don't care... ♪

Oh, now that's a family.
Look at that.

Happy together.

I bet they would never
abandon their crippled father.

♪ Shake your derriere,
shake it ♪ -♪ Yeah, we in there ♪

♪ Shake your derriere,
shake your derriere, shake it... ♪

What did we order
for lunch today?

Hello?

Bailey, we have a situation
at the Malibu Winds Resort.

Send everyone.

Told you. That man doesn't
know how to take a vacation.

Gentlemen, it's my understanding

that after what you
saw in room 437,

you asked a detective
from RHD to investigate.

And what did she find?

You know what she found.

BAILEY: Nothing.

No evidence of any altercation.

That's impossible.

I know what I saw.

You saw a family getting lunch.

Grace and Stuart Stevenson,

from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Their kids,

Jimmy and Kelly,
all present and accounted for.

What about the muzzle flash?

It could have been light
reflecting from the tray.

I saw them raise their
hands and back up.

To avoid a juice spill.

I checked the stain myself. No.

No. I know what I saw.

How many of these pills
have you been taking?

'Cause you know it screws you
up, right?

Hey, it is not in my head.

I-I sent you photos.

These photos?

I'm still getting
used to the camera.

Mm, clearly.

Trish, you believe me, right?

I wish I could.

Look,
if something is going down,

Capitol Police will find it.

Capitol Police? They're like
the Secret Service for senators.

They're here prepping for
Senator Malick's climate summit

tomorrow. A climate summit.

That can't be a coincidence.

That's what this is all about.

How?

I don't know yet.

Okay, okay. Thank you, Bailey.

My husband needs a little rest.

Trish, there's something
fishy going on here. I agree.

You promised that you would
take time off from work,

and on the first
day of vacation,

you stumble onto a case.

What, do you think I'm
making this all up?

: Oh, gosh,

I think you need to
stop mixing Tom Clancy

with muscle relaxers.

So, I am going to go
snorkeling with our kids,

and you are gonna let this go.

Okay? Mwah.

Let it go.

That's not a snorkeling outfit.

It's in my bag.

What the hell you looking at?

But you didn't let it go,

despite having no
evidence of wrongdoing.

Oh, there was evidence.

Now he's gonna tell
you about Tonga Ted's.

It's not evidence, Roger.

Men have been
convicted for less.

They definitely haven't.

All right, I'll bite.

Tell me about Tonga Ted's.

It's the restaurant downstairs.
I called the maître d'.

The Stevensons had a lunch
reservation an hour ago,

and they never showed up.

Who comes to a four-star resort

and doesn't leave the room?

Someone who lost a
fight to a pool chair.

Oh, crap.

Listen, here's what I think:

someone infiltrated the family.

They're impersonating
the father,

and they're forcing the
others to play along.

Why would someone infiltrate
a family from Iowa?

I don't know.

But I bet there's
evidence in that room.

I need to get the family out

so I can get in there and look.

Wh.

Nothing. Just, uh,
burned a burrito in the toaster oven.

Not a big deal.
Set off the alarm.

Fire alarm.

Nothing.

Who the hell are you?
Capitol Police.

You're under arrest. Get him up.

Wait, wait, no, wait.

Roger, the fire alarm.
We came back to...

Roger. Where's your father?

Where's Dad?

I-I think I found him.

What?

Aah! Oh...

And now you're here. Yeah.

With a slipped disc, probably.

You can thank your
storm troopers for that.

Which leaves you, Cole.

Care to explain
how a John Doe case

led to a threat on
the senator's life?

You say threat,
I say a funny story.

Actually,
it started right before

Roger called about Tonga Ted's.

Burrito time. What's up, Bailey?

Turns out one of our call
girls knew our John Doe.

He was a regular. Dick Murphy.

Defense contractor at Northrop.

So Dick had access to
weapons and military secrets.

Could be why he got killed.

I'll head over there now.
Five minutes?

That's way too long.
Thanks, Bailey.

But I've been heating up
burritos my whole life.

BARRETT: I know the rest.

What happened at Northrop?

When I got there,
I found out that somebody had swiped in

using dead Dick's
security badge.

The guy was still
there when I arrived.

Hey, Dick, is that you?

I thought you were dead.
You look fantastic.

The SR60 Advanced-Combat Humvee.

Fortitude of a tank,
horsepower of a Mustang.

Now, of course,
this is just a prototype.

We're still working out the kinks
with the braking... COLE: Stop!

Police!

Down!

MALICK: Let's keep this
Northrop Davis visit brief.

I want to get back to the
hotel to work on my speech.

Copy that. Ma'am,
someone pulled the hotel fire alarm

and broke into a room.

He's in custody,
but we may need to find

a new location for the summit.

No. The optics
would be a disaster.

I want you to talk to
this guy personally.

Find out what he's up to.

Yes, ma'am.

Look out!

Out of the car!
Out of the vehicle!

Hands where I can see them.

AGENT: Cover the driver's
side, he's coming out.

AGENT 2: Don't move!

Detective Cole.

I'm starting to think I may not
be making the best impression.

BARRETT: Thank you for your
explanations, gentlemen.

They were... colorful.

COLE: Then can I go?

I got a date with a bad guy

on a stolen motorcycle.

BARRETT: I just
got off with RHD.

They found the bike dumped
on an overpass in Tujunga.

Your story checks out.

What about my story?

Stevenson's an imposter, right?

Well, I ran a background check.

Stuart Stevenson owns a
chain of soup restaurants,

treasurer of his Elks Club.

Former Eagle Scout.
So he can tie a knot.

That doesn't make him
any less dangerous.

I have men everywhere.

Metal detectors
at every entrance.

No one's getting anywhere
near Senator Malick

without being vetted.

Wow. A lot of people must
really hate Erica's mom.

Her climate bill hasn't made her
any friends in the oil industry.

But I can assure you,
the chowder king of Cedar Rapids

isn't at the top of
our list of concerns.

Yeah, well, maybe he ought to be.
Tell him, Cole.

Go ahead.

Tell him you believe me.

Well, Roger,
I believe you think you saw something,

but as far as facts go...

Facts? Here's a fact.

You're my partner.

You're supposed to have my back.

I want to, but there's not
even a sign of a crime.

I, on the other hand, have a legitimate crime
to solve. A legitimate crime to solve?

Say that again.

You and your Tom Clancy and your pain
pills. What's so different between...

Tom Clancy is a great writer.
Enough!

Cole, you're free to go.

But the senator's
asked for a word.

Good, someone's in trouble.

Real mature. Murtaugh,

my men will escort
you to your room.

And if I see either
of you again,

I will have you both
arrested for treason.

That clear? Treason.

Who doesn't understand treason?

Dude, I can't believe you
still haven't told Mom.

What?
I-I-I didn't have a window.

All she's done is
complain about Dad.

Yeah, when she's not making
digs about me drinking.

She's been so intense.

Well, don't piss her off more.

I-I'm still looking
for the perfect moment.

I hear you. Thank you so much.

Yeah. Bye.

You believe this?

Four hours, and they are
still holding your father.

He just couldn't let it go.

And now he's gonna
be on his back

for the rest of the vacation.

Well,
if Dad's out of commission,

then why don't we just go home?

Riana, you're the one who chose
to drink hard lemonade, not me.

So I don't want to
hear your attitude.

My attitude? ROGER JR.: Oh, uh,

what about pot stickers for
the, for the table?

Who's in?
You've been crazy this whole trip.

And you're so worried

we're not having fun
that we haven't had any.

First of all, that's not true.

Mm.

I

Oh, my God.

You're right.

I just wanted to make
memories with our family,

and now I've screwed it up.

Mom, I'm just saying that
you could loosen up a bit.

WAITRESS: Drinks for the table.

Here we are. Thank you.

Oh. Excuse me,
I didn't order this.

It-it has rum.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'll grab you a new one.

Okay, no, you know what?

Second thought, leave the drink.
Thank you.

So, why don't we just, um...?

To vacation.

All right.
All right, let's, let's loosen up.

Okay.

Detective,
thank you for taking the time

after such an eventful day.

I would apologize,
but I wouldn't know where to start.

Well, that's not necessary.

From what I gather,
you're no stranger

to eventful days.

My service record.

You pulled it.
I was curious about

the man who's so taken
with my daughter.

If this is about the
lean-in, let me explain it.

There was some pad kee mao...

Your résumé is impressive.

From what I can read of it.

Most of your file is redacted.

I'm curious,
where were you from 2007 to 2009?

Nowhere I can talk about.

Got it.

And what, exactly,
were you doing in Busan?

Officially? Backpacking.

And Somalia,

Karachi...

Tbilisi?

Something tells me you
already know the answer.

You chose a noble path, Cole.

But I don't need to know
what's under these black marks

to know the baggage
that comes with them.

With all due respect, Senator,
you don't even know me.

Neither does she.

And if this file
is any indication,

she never will.

So, what do you want me to do?

You have a daughter, don't you?

If someone like you
came into her life,

what would you want him to do?

Erica.

Were you waiting for me?

What

I was just finishing some
important depositions

on the, um...

Yeah, okay,
I was waiting for you.

Oh. Okay. Why?

Cole, there are 938
deputy D.A.s in L.A.,

so don't you think it's
a little strange that

I keep working cases with you?

Maybe we're just lucky.

Cole, I pick my cases.

Okay.

Why are you telling me this?

Because I screwed up.

When you leaned in, I panicked...
It wasn't a lean-in.

Just shut up.

I pulled back
because I was scared.

I don't date at work.
I don't date cops.

But all I wanted was
for you to make a move.

But you don't even
really know me.

I want to learn.

Like, what if I were

to just lean in right now and

ki...

Oh, I... okay.

Listen, it's not you. Oh, uh...

No, uh, that's...
That-that's fine.

It's okay, it's good. Erica.

Erica. This is humiliating,

so I'm gonna leave now,

and we're never gonna
talk about this again.

Uh...

Good morning.

: Lt's not a good morning.

Oh, my God, last night did I...?

Yes.
The kids told me everything.

Gosh. The kids?

All right,
what time is it, Roger?

The zip line is at 8:45.

They already left.

Zip-lining seemed
like a bad idea

for you and everyone below you.

Oh, my God, baby,
my brain is on fire.

I told you about the rum.

See, the lesson is:
always trust your husband.

Roger,

what are you doing
with that camera?

Nothing.

You're still drunk.
Go back to sleep.

Tell me you're not still
watching that family, Roger.

Of course I'm not.

I'm-I'm watching
the honeymooners.

You know they still haven't
come up for air yet.

Reminds me of us.

You see, you are unbelievable.

You got arrested

and you still haven't let it go.

Because that kid
over there needs me.

He told me. Really.

Yes, with his finger.

Roger... no more pills.

No more spying.

You have got to
stop this right...

Oh, my God, not again.
Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Okay, well, you're gonna
probably want your privacy.

I'm just gonna

go out and get you
some ginger ale.

And some mouthwash.

The sole fingerprint left
by the intruder at Northrop.

Guess what, I got a hit.

I thought there were no matches.

In the LAPD database maybe.

But I cross-checked with
customs records, and...

Meet Adrian Sokolov.

Former FSB agent.
Filed a work visa

through Russia's
state-owned oil company.

Good work,
but we still need to find

the call girl in the pink wig.

Way ahead of you.

Okay, or he had an accomplice.

Either one's a
possibility, really.

Is that your new girlfriend?

No, unless you're jealous.

I'm not.

So I think I know why our
suspect broke into Northrop.

Our dead guy Dick was
working on a prototype

for a 3-D-printed plastic
gun, and now it's missing.

SCORSESE: So the
former FSB agent's

trying to sneak guns into a
place that doesn't allow guns?

Right, to evade metal detectors.

Could be sneaking onto a
plane, in a courtroom...

No. It's a hotel.

What do you want?

I need your help.

You mean, have your back?

No can do. I'm on vacation.

Roger, you were right.

Say that again.

I'm pretty sure that
a Russian oil company

is trying to take out Senator
Malick at today's summit.

Guess who's got front row seats.

Stuart Stevenson.

I know. He's picking
up his security badge.

I'm thinking somebody's
holding his family hostage,

trying to use Stuart
to get access.

I knew it.

I mean, nobody believed me.

This is what I was
saying all along.

Roger,

you can gloat later, I promise.

I'm on my way,
but right now we got to stop Stuart.

I'm on it.

WOMAN: Just sign in here...

Don't move.

You're the guy who's
been watching us.

You called the police.

I am the police.
You're under arrest.

No, you got to let me
go, please.

I appreciate the please, but no.

You don't understand.
They've got my wife.

They're gonna kill her.

Well, if they have your wife,

then who's that
woman in the room?

STUART: I got
invited to the summit

as a donor to the senator.

So we decided to make
it a family vacation.

But when we got here,
these bellhops showed up,

man and a woman.

And the gunshot? A warning.

Then the man took my wife Grace.

Said if we didn't go
along, they'd kill her.

Now I'm supposed to pretend

that woman, Eve, is my wife,
get her into the summit.

MURTAUGH: I bet she's
gonna take a shot

during the senator's
speech, make a statement.

We got to stop the speech.
You can't.

They'll kill Grace.

COLE: Then we have
to find her first.

Any idea where they took her?

Close by.
When he left to check on her,

he was back in ten minutes.

Then she's still here.

Somewhere no employee
would ever go.

Like a honeymoon suite
with the curtains drawn

for two days?

No one has stamina like that.

Okay, check it out.
Mr. Stevenson,

go back to your room,
pretend everything's normal.

And what are you gonna do?

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Sir, you need a security pass.
LAPD.

I have intel on a credible
threat to the senator.

We can't move until a
hostage is safe, but...

I got a LAPD officer here.

Says there's a... Wow, really?

You Detective Cole or Murtaugh?

Cole. Is that Barrett?
He knows me.

It's Cole. Should I hold him?

We'll handle this, sir.
Wait here.

LAPD. Anyone in here?

You're okay.

I'm here to save you.

My back. You fixed it!

You, sir, are a miracle worker.

Let's get you out of here.

MAN: Senator Malick,
this way, please.

WOMAN: Senator
Malick, over here.

Detective. He's on the move.

MAN 2: Senator, will you support...?
Excuse me.

Senator.

Cole, what are you doing here?

Stand down, Detective,
we've got the situation under control.

Two former FSB agents
working for Russian oil

have infiltrated the hotel.

An imposter's here to
try to take you out.

I don't understand.

Cole,
what are you talking about?

She's going by the
name Grace Stevenson.

If you walk through that
door, she's gonna kill you.

Barrett, is there any
legitimacy to this threat?

No, nothing this man
says is legitimate.

Good. Keep your men on alert.
I'm not letting this fall apart

for nothing.
No, Senator, you're making a mistake.

Sorry about this, guys.

Sorry, Senator.
You're coming with me.

What? Cole,

are you seriously kidnapping
my mother right now?

Technically, yes.

Hey! Hey, hold it right there!

I can't believe that
this is happening.

This is insane. You're insane.

No one believed me.
What choice did I have?

You could not kidnap a senator.

Detective, never in my life...

Sorry to interrupt you, Senator,
but when these doors open,

somebody may be
there to arrest me

or shoot me. Either way, Erica,

you may never want
to talk to me again,

so this is my last chance.
There's a few things

that I want you to know.

I was in the CIA,
did a lot that I'm proud of,

and a lot that I'm not.

I have a daughter that I love

more than anything in the world,

an ex that I have
some history with.

Let's see, what else?

Sometimes I snore.

I always leave my door
unlocked accidentally.

Never been in a real
long-term relationship.

And I hate mushrooms on pizza.

Why are you telling
me all of this?

I don't know.
Guess I'm leaning in.

Hands up now.

Senator, come with me.

Move,

or I shoot through you.

Get out of here! Go!

Go!

I'll just take the next one.

I should get going.

Barrett gets pissy when
we're behind schedule.

Honestly, not our worst visit.

Far from it. And you really
dodged a bullet with that Cole.

Yeah, he's a lunatic.

What was all that stuff
about in the elevator?

Oh, that was probably
for my benefit.

When I spoke with him... Wait.

You spoke with him?
Only on your behalf.

I know his type.
He's not for us.

Mom, that's a total violation.

You are my daughter,
and you should be thanking me.

He is troubled,

reckless... He saved your life.

And I think he was
going for a big gesture.

Oh, please.

That may work on other girls,

but my daughter is
far too sensible

to throw her life
away on a gesture.

Now walk me to my car.

Okay.

I-I can't believe they kicked
us out of the hotel a day early.

Well, apparently your mother

made quite the
impression last night.

Okay.

Oh, my gosh, please, my skull.

I'm sorry.

Roger.

But, Dad,
you saved a senator's life.

Yeah, you're like a
real-life Tom Clancy hero.

Yeah, well, you're right, son,

but, uh, it seems the
manager cares less about that

and more about his carpets.

TRISH: Okay, listen.

I just wanted to make
memories with my kids

before they leave me forever.

Is that too much to ask for?

Mom, if last night is any proof,

we're never gonna stop making
memories on family vacations.

ROGER JR.: I mean,
yeah, you still

have to plan 'em.
We're hopeless.

You're just saying that.

No, like, I-I can, I can barely,
uh, do my laundry, actually.

Yes, I've seen the
skid marks to prove it.

Wow, you gonna,
you gonna bust me out like that?

: Come here.

I love my hopeless kids.
I really do.

You know what,
it's a shame that we're finally excited

about vacation, and it's over.

Yeah, well,
it doesn't have to be.

Baby, we've got nowhere to go.

Oh, maybe this, uh, hero

could save the day once again.

Oh, poolside service.

It's not paddleboarding,

but I'll take it.

Thank you for letting us

crash your pool.

We're partners, Roger.
Partners have each other's backs.

Yeah, just like you should've
had mine at the hotel,

because I was right.

Yeah, like that's
never gonna get old.

You said I could gloat.
I'm going to milk it.

Hey, you better get that.

And if you need me,
I got your back,

just like you should've had
mine, but you didn't.

Yeah. Yep.

Erica, hey.

Do you have the incident
report from the hotel?

I need it to complete
the case file.

Oh,
so that's why you're calling?

Why else would I be calling?

In the past two days,
you called my mom a prostitute,

kidnapped her, ran her over,

and confessed some
intimate, confusing details.

Any sensible person
would run the other way.

♪ Leave what's heavy... ♪

So I don't know why I'm here.

Breaking and entering.

I could arrest you for that.

No. Some idiot in the elevator

told me he forgets
to lock his door.

Hmm. So this isn't
a business visit?

Mm-mm.

Good. Then, for the record,

this is a lean-in.

♪ Yeah... ♪

Hey, uh, Dad, I was waiting on
the perfect moment to tell you,

but I met some growers

in Costa Rica and, uh,
we-we want to go into business.

All right? You know,
actually, we-we have a plan.

He's opening a pot shop.
A what?!

No, wait, hold on, I wa...

I was waiting for the
perfect moment to tell him.

You weren't supposed
to say anything.

Roger.

♪ What's heavy behind... ♪

What was that? I don't know.

I'm gonna close the
curtain, though.

♪ Leave what's heavy... ♪

Who knows who might be watching?

♪ What's heavy behind. ♪

Is that camera still on?

No, I think he turned it off.
Man, that guy sucks.

I know. Capitol Police?

What, was the Forest
Service not hiring? Right?

: "My name is Barrett.

I wear a black suit so that
people take me seriously."

"My tie is too long."

"Yeah, and my face always
looks like I smelled a fart."

"Yeah, I'm Taye Diggs'
sexy grandfather."

MURTAUGH: You got to say
it with the sexy voice.

Idiots.