All language subtitles for Hudson and Rex s02e16 Flare of the Dog.eng

JESSE: Charlie where do
we keep the creamers?

Come on Jesse. You know the real
cops drink the coffee black.

What the real cops don't know

is that cream adds texture

and masks bitterness. Okay?

(BALL SQUEAKING)

- Here you go, boy.
- (REX WHINES)

Really? You're the one who
wanted to go to the park.

Okay now. I'm sorry I sound
a little bit on edge.

But the coffee shop ran out.

And well, there's nobody around.

Well that is your fault

for going in to the office on a Sunday.

Well, I work better when it's quiet.

DISPATCH: Stand by for details on-

Then why do you have
the police radio on?

Because sometimes I get lonely.

Are you going to tell me
where they are or not?

DISPATCH: We have a possible
break-in at Tony's Wharf Restaurant

Jesse, can you turn that up?

DISPATCH: I repeat.

Possible break-in at
Tony's Wharf Restaurant.

1215 Aspen Avenue.

On our way.

Okay, right after you tell me
where the creamers are. Charlie?

- DISPATCH: This is 1217. Copy.
- Charlie, hello?

- DISPATCH: Heading there now.
- (STATIC)

- ??
- (SOFT THEME MUSIC)

Come on, pal.

Yeah, I bet you wish we
were at the park now.

- ??
- (DRAMATIC MUSIC)

CHARLIE: Hey!!

(REX BARKING)

(EXPLOSION)

Ughhh!

(REX WHINES)

(SPLASH)

(REX WHINES)

(REX WHINES)

(REX BARKING)

- ??
- (THEME MUSIC)

- Synced and corrected by martythecrazy -
- www.addic7ed.com -

- (REX LICKING)

Oh!

Oh yeah.

I was worried about you, too.

Hi.

Rex saved my life.

If I had gone into that building

I wouldn't be here right now.

Yeah, he pulled
you out of the water.

(REX YELPS)

Ohhh!

Oh, that explains why
my leg hurts so much.

Yeah, you busted up
your ankle real good.

The Green Bottle Bomber, Joe.

I saw him.

Caught him in the act.

He must have blown up in the explosion.

Actually, no.
No he didn't, Charlie.

Forensics didn't find any
human remains in the debris.

NURSE: Mr. Hudson.

You suffered a lateral
malleolus fracture.

So we'll need your leg elevated.

And you're going to need plenty of rest.

And can we try and keep
the paws off the bed?

(REX WHINES)

Yeah.

Ohhh yeah.

- I'm feeling pretty woozy.
- Yeah, that's the Tramadol.

Listen, Charlie. I need you
to try to shake it off.

We've got a bomber to catch.
You said you saw him.

I need a description if you can.

Male.

Around six feet.

Hey!!

Green jacket on.

He was wearing a face mask, and...

And curly, brown hair.

Okay, that's good.

Why don't you get some rest, okay?

We'll take it from here.

Yeah.

(REX BARKING)

Yeah, I know. I don't
like hospitals either.

JESSE: So this is the Green
Bottle Bomber's fourth hit.

So far, he's burnt down a pet
shop, a house, a gambling den

and a restaurant.

And other than Charlie, only
one person has seen him.

JESSE: Yeah. Sharon Yearwood.

Wife of fire fighter, Bud Yearwood.

He lost his life during the second burn.

Well that makes our guy not only
an arsonist, but a murderer.

And the accelerants he uses varies.

And so far, there's no connection
between any of his targets.

The only consistent
factor is the igniter.

He always tosses a Molotov
cocktail in a green bottle.

Yeah, except this time,

he tried to lure Charlie inside-

and escaped out another exit-

where we caught him on CCTV cam.

It's too bad it's only
in black and white.

Well, patience.

(BEEP)

There we go.

See, I did that.

That was colour based
on Charlie's memory.

A male, at least six feet,

with curly, brown hair.

Last seen wearing a puffy green jacket,

a black hoodie

and a half face mask.

(PHONE APP RINGING)

- DONOVAN: Speak of the devil.
- CHARLIE: Hey guys.

What part of Get some rest

do you not understand?

CHARLIE: It's about the explosion.

I just remembered something.

There must have been somebody
cooking in the kitchen.

Because I smelled garlic.

Are you sure? Because the case file said

there was no sign of human remains.

It may not be about cooking.

Some chemical combinations

replicate the smell of garlic.

DONOVAN: Yeah, the fire department
needs to know about that.

Sarah, I need you to go
talk to the firemen.

Yeah, yeah. I can talk to fire fighters.

CHARLIE: Listen. I'm
still a functioning cop.

I can do plenty from bed.

Okay, well follow up with
Bud Yearwood's widow.

She's the last person to see our guy.

CHARLIE: Good, I'm glad
you feel that way.

She's on her way to see me now.

(SARAH LAUGHS)

INTERCOM: Dr. Lee.

Please dial 529.

That's my Bud.

We were on our way to dinner

when dispatch reported

unusual chemical smells in a residence.

Bud knew what it meant.

So he raced to the scene.

Do you remember what you saw?

It all happened so fast.

In a few seconds, the
place was a fireball.

And Bud was gone.

- ??
- (SAD MUSIC)

(REX WHINES)

Oh, he's so sweet.

Thank you.

I didn't know you were
allowed dogs in a hospital.

What's his name?

Rex.

And he's not your ordinary dog.

(REX WHINES)

I still roll over to wake up Bud,

only to realize he's no longer there.

It's like losing him all over again.

It's the hardest part.

Even harder than the money problems.

You didn't get insurance?

Not yet.

The department is
holding the settlement.

Something about Bud being
under investigation.

Under investigation for what?

That hasn't been made clear to me.

I have enough to worry about.

What with funeral costs

and making ends meet.

Um...

Listen, if there's
anything that I can do-

Find the man who did this.

And put him in prison.

No one should have to go through
what I've been through.

- ??
- (SOFT PIANO)

? One last goodbye ?

? and then it all ends ?

Yeah.

ASHER: Well, I'm not
surprised he smelled garlic.

The white phosphorous tends to
replicate the smell of garlic.

And that was what he used

to light his first
fire at the pet store.

He's recycling his greatest hits.

Yeah, unfortunately it's
easy enough to make at home.

All you need is some finely
powdered charcoal, cinnamon,

a couple of beakers, and
the pi�ce de r�sistance

Urine?

Ah, I see you know your way
around incendiary munitions.

Yeah, as head of forensics, I'm
a bit of a Jill-of-all-trades.

Oh, I'm kind of a
science geek myself.

Back in high school, everybody
had their favourite athlete.

But I was really into
chemical compounds.

- Really?
- Yeah.

What was your favourite?

I want to say technetium because
I dig radioactive isotopes.

But,

I'm going to go with oxygen
for obvious reasons.

See, I'm a bit more of a mercury girl.

You know, it's as
beautiful as it is toxic.

- (SARAH LAUGHS)
- Wow!

You surprise me, Dr. Truong

as someone from the SJPD.

Call me Sarah.

What's your beef with the SJPD?

I just get the sense

that you guys don't
think very much of us.

We can be a little dismissive.

I mean, I haven't even
asked your name yet.

Asher Browning.

Nice to meet you.

So you're on the Green
Bottle Bomber case?

Yeah, aren't we all?

Some of us more than others.

I mean, I've been chasing this
pyro since the beginning.

Coming up on a year
since the first fire.

LARISA: Can I help you?

Uh, Sarah Truong.

I was assigned from the SJPD.

Deputy Fire Commissioner Larisa Sanders.

This is a secure area.

And I can't risk contamination.

Until your name is on the
list of cleared personnel

I'm afraid I'm going to
have to ask you to leave.

Sure!

Thanks.

Alright!

Yummy!

Take a look at this! Enjoy!

Thank you.

Excuse me, could I get another brownie?

Please? If it's not too much trouble?

No. It's one per patient.

And you haven't even eaten that one yet.

Before you go, could you

check my cast?

Oh, um...

Well, I am studying to become a doctor.

- So...
- Great.

Let's look at your chart.

I'll just review everything here first

before we get going.

Okay.

Let's see here.

Umm...

Looks like you're diagnosed with

lateral malingus.

Malleolus.

Mm-hmm?

Oh yeah, you're right.

I can see that.

Yeah. Mallegolus. Magolus.

- Okay.
- Sorry about that.

Anyway, the cast looks good.

No cracks, no deterioration.

It's dry.

If it feels uncomfortable, it's
because your ankle's broken.

Now. What I'm going to need you to do is

keep this immobilized.

Orderly's orders.

Yeah yeah. Yeah yeah yeah, I got you.

Yeah, good job!

- Way to go!
- (KNOCKING)

- Sarah!
- Hey!

And you brought me flowers!

Oh, actually they're not from me.

This is Asher Browning.

He's from the Metro Fire Department.

Yeah, fire roses.

A little department humour.

Ah.

Beautiful dog.

Hey there buddy.

- CHARLIE: Yeah, that's Rex.
- (REX GRUNTS)

Okay.

He probably just smells
the smoke on you.

Right.

So Asher's been on the
bomber for months.

He thought maybe you could help him out.

CHARLIE: Wow, a fire fighter coming

to me for help with an investigation?

I thought I'd never see the day.

Yeah actually, I'm here to question you.

You are the one who saw him.

Maybe you can give me a
little something first.

Pulling information from you guys

is like pulling teeth.

Yeah, our Deputy Commissioner
is a bit of a hard-ass.

When it comes to information flow.

But I'm hoping to change that.

What do you need?

Anything out of the ordinary

at the fire site?

Um-, what were you...?

If he's using any unusual ingredients

maybe we can pin a purchase point.

And if there's any CCTV footage-

then maybe we can get a visual

with security cameras catching him

as he goes to buy the items.

SARAH: The only problem is, he's
actually using common ingredients.

Ground charcoal, cinnamon.

It doesn't take much to
make white phosphorous.

ASHER: And when you combine
that with gasoline

it makes one heck of an orange bang.

(EXPLOSION)

But it was blue.

Are you sure?

Positive. It was
the last thing I saw.

A big blue flame.

ASHER: Blue flames
would indicate butane.

Yeah, and he'd need a lot.

ASHER: Still easy to get.

But for large quantities

there's only one wholesaler in town.

JESSE: I was told

someone matching the suspect's
description went in earlier.

What have you got, Jesse?

Wait, hold on. Stop right there.

What do we have here?

Green jacket. Curly brown hair.

And a whole lot of butane.

Okay.

Please give it.

(BEEP)

Say hello

to Malcolm Wild.

Is that a cell phone number?

- Maybe you can...
- I'm getting a ping!

(BEEP BEEP BEEP)

(DOOR BREAKING IN)

- ??
- (DRAMATIC MUSIC)

DONOVAN: Malcolm Wild!

St. John's PD!

We're too late.

Okay people. Let's dig in!

Our arsonist's name is Malcolm Wild.

He's on the run.

Let's find every single
one of his hiding spots.

Okay, well,

he's your textbook Unabomber type.

27 years old.

And a chem school dropout
from Heritage U.

Of course he is.

JESSE: His father is deceased.

His mother estranged, living in Kansas.

He has a brother. But it doesn't
look like they're close.

DONOVAN: Any idea why he dropped out?

JESSE: Well, according
to school records-

he started exhibiting some
behavioural problems.

Probably for pulling stuff like this.

It looks like our arsonist's manifesto.

A bunch of weird drawings

and nonsensical poems.

1892?

Does that mean anything?

1892.

That's the year of the
Great Fire of St. John's.

The flames completely decimated
the entire East End.

There's got to be something in there

that will lead us to him.

Oh, wait. Hold on.

Ruth Cain.

01:14.

Is that a Bible verse?

One sec. Let me see.

Huh.

At this they wept aloud again.

Then Orpah kissed her
mother-in-law goodbye.

But Ruth clung to her.

Well that clears things up.

Maybe it's not a Bible verse.

Maybe it's a date.

Or a set of geographical co-ordinates.

- JESSE: Let me see.
- (CAMERA SNAPPING)

JESSE: Wait. Hang on.

There are a couple of names here.

Cynthia Zeb. Harry Beam.

All followed by four numbers.

Maybe it's a puzzle.

See, this is the kind of thing
that Charlie is good at.

DONOVAN: Yeah, well maybe it's time

we pay our favourite
puzzle solver a visit.

JESSE: Yeah, we could do that. But also-

I mean, I've been known to
help Charlie with puzzles.

He would agree that,

this is a Bible verse.

I'm guessing it's an acronym.

Like a text.

LOL. Laughing out loud.

Or IRL. In real life.

Well that's ridiculously juvenile.

IMHO.

In my humble opinion.

Well I don't think anyone who's
setting buildings on fire

is winning any trophies for maturity.

Right buddy?

Oh, somebody's dying to
get back into the field.

He's not the only one.

What do we know about his family?

His brother hasn't
spoken to him in years.

His father is deceased.

How did he die?

I can't believe we missed this.

Here.

SARAH: Oh.

Malcolm's father Grant died in a fire

at Rouge Hill Bottling Plant.

Let me guess. They make green bottles.

Ohhh.

CHARLIE: Yeah, Jesse.

Get everything you can find on this.

Well luckily, we have an
in at the fire department.

I'll check in with Asher.

(JESSE CHUCKLES)

Shall I arrange for you
to meet with the brother?

Well, not in this place.

Maybe.

But we should probably do
it at the police station.

Yeah, but you can't leave
the hospital, Charlie.

Well maybe somebody can do it for me.

What?

JESSE: Hey, thank you,

for coming down to talk
about your brother, Clive.

Okay, so...

Nope.

Nope nope nope.

Okay, um...

Your father died in a fire.

Can you give us anything
as to his state of mind?

My parents were never happy.

My father was an
old-school traditionalist.

And my mother owned a small flower shop.

Oh, yeah.

Were your mother and Malcolm close?

After the marriage fell apart

my mother developed a gambling habit.

Malcolm ratted her out to my father.

So you can guess how she
felt about him after that.

Oh yeah, okay.

She pretty much disowned him.

My mother and I switched
to her maiden name

after the divorce.

And so that's why I'm a Geller

and not a Wild.

Has your mother heard
from Malcolm at all?

Has he reached out?

I'm not even sure he
knows where she lives.

My mom relocated to the States
to franchise her business.

20 stores and counting now.

Look, um,

Clive.

Can you give us any insight-

on your brother? Any at all?

I'm afraid not.

SARAH: Thanks so much for helping out.

We might have a possible
connection to this old case.

Well yeah, that bottling
plant fire is legendary.

It was before I was transferred to St.
John's.

But I still heard about it.

Do you know how it started?

Those plants-they use
flammables to clean.

But if they don't properly vent it...

Kaboom.

Malcolm's dad died in that fire.

This explains everything.

It's the 10th anniversary.

That's a hell of a way
to commemorate it.

Hey, do you think I can
take these files with me?

I'd have to get clearance.

Okay, well let's see-

if Charlie can tell us what to look for.

(PHONE BUZZING)

(REX BARKS)

Hey Sarah!

SARAH: Hey, Charlie.

I'm here with

Asher.

ASHER: Hey, Charlie.

- (REX GROANS)
- Yeah.

SARAH: Oh, here. I'm
putting you on speaker.

Hey Charlie, listen.

I've got the file for the fire
that killed Malcolm's father.

What should we be looking for?

CHARLIE: Well, see if
you can find anything

that connects to Malcolm's manifesto.

Maybe it's an acronym.

Or anything with the names Ruth Cain

or Cynthia Zeb?

It could be a chemical code, a date.

- Maybe some kind of a ratio.
- LARISA: Ms. Trueng.

What's going on?

I'll call you back, Charlie.

Browning.

In my office.

Sorry.

ASHER: Yeah.

Dr. Trueng.

Did I not make it clear to you

that you're not to access our files

without the proper clearances?

I filed for a request earlier.

Which hasn't been processed yet.

I'm sorry.

(BEEP)

(REX GROANS)

Thanks, pal.

Always looking out for me.

- (REX BARKS)
- I know.

DONOVAN: Hey, Charlie.

I just got an earful from the
Deputy Fire Commissioner.

Larisa wants you and
Sarah to stand down.

Maybe the police should
stick to investigating.

And the fire department
should stick to inspections.

(REX BARKS)

- Right?
- (REX BARKS)

(DONOVAN LAUGHS)

Yeah well, Rex seems to agree, huh?

Uh...

Those guys, the most action they get

is telling people that
they need a permit

or that they're not
sticking to the code.

Yeah.

(REX WHINES)

Code.

Cynthia Zeb and Ruth Cain.

The initials RC and CZ.

Commercial Zoning and Residential Code.

Wait, those numbers...
They're not dates.

They're building permits.

Malcolm's manifesto
has five names in it.

And he's lit four fires.

The last name is Harry Beam.

- Harry Beam?
- 28:65.

H.B.

H.B., Charlie.

He's going after a Heritage Building.

Joe, hand me my phone.

I'm going to get Jesse to call the City

and find out where
Malcolm's next target is.

(PHONE BUZZING)

Good timing, Jesse.

JESSE: You got the news on?

CHARLIE: No. Why? What happened?

It's the historic Merkley House.

One of the oldest buildings
in Newfoundland.

It's gone.

Somebody torched it to the ground.

(REX WHINES)

The Green Bottle Bomber strikes again.

It looks like white phosphorous again.

Even more than before.

These fires are escalating.

Why hit one of Newfoundland's
oldest buildings?

We can't get that history back.

You know, I really do think
that you and Charlie and I,

we could solve this if we work together,

if it wasn't for my Deputy Commissioner.

Old fire fighter-cop rivalry.

Maybe the cop-fire fighter rivalry.

Well anyway.

Maybe I'm not the one
who needs to hear this.

(REX WHINES)

If you don't tell, I won't tell.

Okay?

Deal.

I brought Rex some treats.

(REX WHINES)

Well, the way to Rex's heart
is through his stomach.

Do you mind?

You know...

You remind me of my partner.

Bud.

We lost him, trying to
take this bastard down.

Bud Yearwood was your partner?

I'm afraid he was.

He was...

He was one of a kind.

He called me the night he went

into the Green Bottle
Bomber's second fire.

But my ringer was off.

I could've saved him.

You don't know that.

Losing a partner

is something that haunts a man forever.

Yeah, a lot of people
are hurting from this.

I met with Bud's widow, Sharon.

Rex lost a partner.

(REX WHINES)

She was gunned down
right in front of him.

When the paramedics came,

they found him curled
up by her dead body.

I guess you and I have
a lot in common, huh?

(REX WHINES)

Listen, Charlie.

Those files,

for the fire that killed
Malcolm's father.

I'd love to get them for you and Sarah.

Your Deputy Commissioner
has other ideas.

Uh...

What she doesn't know won't hurt her.

Uh...

Enjoy the treats.

(REX SNIFFING)

JESSE: These files are absolute gold.

They prove that bottling plant managers

were negligent during the fire
that killed his father, Grant.

The only question is,

how is it connected to the five
fires his son lit recently?

This is nice.

You know, you and I,

just figuring stuff out together.

I like playing the Charlie.

I'm the Charlie in this situation.

Uh, well let's just...

Let's review, shall we?

So, we have a pet shop.

A suburban house.

A gambling den. A restaurant.

And now an old heritage house.

All burnt down seemingly to
commemorate a past tragedy.

Wait wait wait. Past...

Maybe it's not what the
buildings are now, but...

Oh oh oh, but what the
buildings were then?

Okay, let's start with the pet shop.

Shall we?

Now, that opened four years ago.

But ten years ago, it
was occupied by a...

A flower shop.

Wait, Malcolm's brother Clive said that

their mother owned a flower shop.

Hannah Geller. That's her.

Okay okay. What about
the suburban house?

Okay.

Yeah!

She was listed on the
lease ten years ago.

And the gambling den?

Clive also said his mother
had a gambling problem.

Boom! Who's the Charlie now?

Okay okay.

Still you.

Okay, we just need to find a connection

between Malcolm and
Antonio's restaurant.

I can give you two million connections.

I've been looking over
the insurance claim

at Antonio's Restaurant.

It's been over-valued and inflated

to the tune of half a million dollars.

So his motive was money.

Follow me.

Now, I traced the insurance
claim from the original owners

to the DeAngelis family.

The Mafia...?

Is using Malcolm for
fire insurance scams?

Wait. That doesn't make sense.
Because there'd be no point

in them burning up a heritage
building like the Merkley house.

That has no tie to the Mafia whatsoever.

I wouldn't be so sure.

To what do I owe this pleasure, Joe?

Hey, Frank.

Why don't we talk about

the casino that you wanted to build

on top of the old Merkley House?

Okay.

It's alright. Why don't I start?

Three years ago

you submitted a municipal
development proposal

to build a casino

only to hit a snag,

by the Historic Preservation Society.

Your plan was threatened

by a two-hundred year old building

that no one even visits anymore.

Wouldn't it be nice

if someone just burnt that thing
right down to the ground?

(DEANGELIS CHUCKLES)

I come in thinking I'm going to get news

on the nut job who
torched my restaurant.

Instead,

I'm being accused,

not of one

but of two fires.

You disappoint me, Joe.

Always trying to take
down a hard-working man.

Yeah.

But only if your job is crime.

CHARLIE: So Malcolm burns
buildings for family revenge

and for the mafia?

Looks like these last two fires
work in DeAngelis's favour.

Maybe even the gambling den.

It's the only burn site that
hasn't been reconstructed.

You know, this is the part of the caper

where you and I would go check it out.

Mmm.

You know, you don't need me.

You could take Rex.

(REX BARKS)

- Yeah.
- (SARAH LAUGHS)

He's up for it.

You never know what he might find.

We won't be allowed on site

without clearance from
the fire department.

Well, don't you have an in?

(REX GROANS)

I am so getting fired for this.

Don't pretend you don't love it.

Ohhh. It's cold.

Did you say you're cold?

- Yeah.
- Here.

- Take this.
- Oh no no no.

- That's okay.
- Oh, come on. Take it.

(REX SNIFFING)

(REX BARKING)

(REX SNIFFING)

(REX BARKS)

What is it?

I don't know.

We'll soon find out.

(PHONE BUZZING)

Hey, Sarah.

How did my partner do?

SARAH: He was amazing.

He found something.

I hope you're sitting
down for this, Charlie.

Not like I have much of a choice.

Rex found a body.

What?

Rex found charred
traces of human remains.

I went over the case file
for the gambling den.

But there's no mention
of a body on record.

That's not possible.

Unless someone at the fire
department is covering it up.

Sarah, this is big.

You mean like someone
removed the body

before the police arrived?

Well there wasn't much
left of the sample.

I sent the DNA in for testing.

But unless it's a known felon-

it's unlikely they found
anything in the system.

Tell Rex he did good.

I've already got that covered.

He may only want to solve
cases with me from now on.

Keep me posted.

You earned it, Rex.

Oh hey, Joe.

I'm glad you're here. I've got news.

No, me first.

The Fire Commissioner has kicked
it up to a national level.

The Bureau of Special
Police is taking over.

Well that doesn't make any sense!

Charlie's the only officer

who's actually seen the
Green Bottle Bomber!

It's not my call, Sarah.

We're done.

Please tell me this is
some Tramadol fever dream.

SARAH: I'm afraid not.

We're really off the case.

The CBSP came in.

Seized all the evidence
about an hour ago.

Why would the Fire Commissioner
pull something like this?

DONOVAN: She went over my head.

She declared St. John's to
be in a state of emergency.

And now the feds are
forced to intervene.

CHARLIE: So we've got

mafia connections, dead body,

potential cover-up.

We're officially

letting this case go.

Right?

Well, I mean,

you're on leave.

There's no way you could be
investigating from here.

JESSE: I mean, I didn't even think

to make any duplicates of
the files on the cloud.

SARAH: Yeah.

And I wouldn't have requested a
duplicate of the DNA report.

So it's official.

We are not looking into anything.

Understood?

(REX BARKS)

(REX BARKS)

(PHONE CHIMING)

What's up, Charlie?

You guys have the CBSP radio on?

No, why?

They've got another ping
for Malcolm's phone.

Three, in fact, all along Duckworth.

But foot patrol can't spot him.

- Duckworth?
- Yeah.

Well that street was gutted
during the Great Fire of 1892.

This is Malcolm's manifesto.

And while they can't find him,

they found suspicious
accelerants in the area.

Fuel to help the fire spread.

Joe, they think he's in the
area, ready to strike.

I know Rex can find him. We've
got to get him down there.

JESSE: Charlie!

Are you sure this is a good idea?

It seems the special police
have this under control. Rex!

CHARLIE: The special
police don't have a Rex.

And Rex is our best chance

of picking up the trail of our arsonist.

And this is where I remind you,

that every time I go out in the
field-something bad happens.

I've been shot! I've been drowned!

And this is the part that I
tell you that I trust you.

And you can do this.

And more importantly,

Rex can do this.

Did you get the bag?

Yeah, I just came from Evidence,

where they had everything ready

as per your instructions.

Great. Okay.
Listen to me carefully.

I need you to open the second zipper.

There's a plastic bag inside.

What is this? Flame retardant?

No. It's cheese dip.

For Rex's treats.

We're dealing with a madman arsonist.

And our greatest weapon
is cheese spread?

Our greatest weapon is Rex.

And Rex runs on snacks.

Also in the bag-

is Malcolm's mask.

We found it in Malcolm's hiding spot.

You can use that so Rex can
get the scent to track him.

Okay.

How does this work?

You hold it up to Rex's nose
so he can get the scent.

And you say, Rex, track!

Alright. Rex, track!

(REX SNIFFING)

Not now, Jesse! You're in the office!

You wait until you get down

to the waterfront where
the accelerants are.

Uh-okay yeah.

I'm sorry, I'm a little nervous.

Hey, this is going to work.

With any luck, Rex will lead you
right to the Green Bottle Bomber.

What do I do if I see him?

You'll be fine.

Charlie, what if he lights me on fire?

He's not going to... Jesse, okay.

You know what? Just stay with Rex.

(REX WHINES)

Ahhh!

(PHONE CHIMING)

Charlie?

CHARLIE: There's something
wrong with this latest target.

Malcolm has always been one step ahead.

His phone has been quiet
since the last raid.

And his cell was nowhere

when he set fire to the
Merkley House, so-

Why would he turn it back on now?

He wants us to go there.

Why?

Maybe it's a distraction.

What if it's not Malcolm at all?

Charlie, what are you thinking?

What if it's Malcolm's body

that Sarah and Rex found?

I'm going to get
DeAngelis back in here

I'll put his feet to the fire.

DEANGELIS: You told me
Hudson and his team

were kicked off this case.

So why am I getting called to the SJPD?

I don't like loose ends.

So change of plans.

He goes,

or you go.

(PHONE BUZZING)

CHARLIE: Ow. Hey, Sarah.

SARAH: I got the DNA results
back from the clothing sample

we found at the gambling den fire.

Charlie. Your hunch is right.

- It's Malcolm.
- Really?

It was his body that
disappeared in the fire.

- Hmmm.
- And also,

I just got a panicked call from Jesse.

Did he ask you to go with him and Rex?

Well, apparently there's
strength in numbers.

Always.

I should be there.

Listen.

Good luck, and

- be safe.
- We will.

Thanks Charlie.

JESSE: Okay!

This is going to be good!

We got this buddy, right?

Yeah, totally under control.

I'm the Charlie.

(REX SNIFFING)

Okay.

This is going to be good.

No no no!

Rex, please please no!

No.

(REX BARKING)

SARAH: Hey!

Good to see you too!

(REX BARKS)

JESSE: Rex, what are you doing?

Oh, thank God you're here. I
thought I was going to lose him.

- (REX BARKS)
- What has gotten into Rex?

- (REX BARKS)
- He's acting like

he's been instructed to track something.

(REX BARKING)

(REX BARKS)

I don't know. It's weird.

JESSE: I just gave Rex the
scent of the mask we seized

when we raided Malcolm's place.

He's tracking the bomber.

But I don't know why he went
straight for your jacket.

- It's not my jacket.
- (REX BARKS)

It's the one Asher gave
me when I was cold.

I brought Rex some treats.

Excuse me. Can you...?

Do you mind grabbing my
phone for me please?

Yeah, let me...

Ughh!

Uhhh!

Uhhh!

It's a sedative, Charlie.

(PHONE BUZZING)

SARAH: Charlie's not answering.

(PHONE BUZZING)

(PHONE BUZZING)

(PHONE BUZZING)

I saw your tattoo.

You're working for DeAngelis.

Well then, you know how we operate.

He doesn't like any loose ends.

Your partner.

Is this what Bud would have wanted?

Bud did not know what I know.

And he turned down DeAngelis's offer

to legitimize his insurance scams.

And I agreed with him at the time.

But what does the department do

when Bud gives his own life?

When Bud gives his own life?

They freeze payments to his family.

So now it's my job to take care of them.

Don't pretend like you're
some kind of hero.

This is about money.

You don't get it.

Ughhh!

Uhh!

Charlie.

Come on.

Stop, Charlie.

It won't do you any good.

It won't do you any good.

Ahhh!

What are you doing?

The security guard is gone
for at least an hour.

That gives me plenty of time

to evade the CCTV cameras

like I always do.

I'll respond to the call!

And I'll try and save you.

I was only going to light a
few more fires for DeAngelis.

But thanks to you,

that's going to change.

Ughhh!

Just relax.

It's time to let go.

Okay?

And when we sift through the ashes,

we're going to find
the heroic detective,

Charlie Hudson.

Aghhhhh!

A fighter till the end.

I'll toast at your funeral.

Charlie.

(SMASH)

Hey.

Don't worry.

I'll take care of Rex for you.

You mean he'll take care of you.

(REX BARKS)

Ughh!

Detective Hudson.

I'm guessing this is Rex.

(REX BARKS)

That's right.

Well, I called you in,

because I wanted to clear something up.

We suspected Asher of
collusion with DeAngelis.

And we just didn't know how
deep the corruption went.

So you suspected us?

I'm sorry.

Don't apologize. We would
have done the same thing.

Well with Asher behind bars-

I'm happy to report

that the investigation with
Bud Yearwood is closed.

That's great. So Sharon Yearwood

will be receiving her delayed payment.

Yeah.

Which is why me and the
guys are pushing pause

on our little rivalry

with the police
department to honour you.

And especially Rex.

Go on, pal.

This is for you.

? Does it make you run for cover ?

(CAMERA SNAPS)

? find a place to hide the pain? ?

Rex, for your heroism,
bravery, and selflessness,

I'd like to swear you in
as an honorary member

of the Metro Fire Department.

- Good job, partner.
- (APPLAUSE)

? Level the giant ?

? become the lion ?

Nice boy!

- ? We're rising ?
- (CAMERA SNAPPING)

? keep fighting ?

Okay, everybody in for a photo.

Come on!

? Level the giant ?

? we can take more ?

Say cheese!

You know what?

I think this might be the start
of a beautiful friendship.

(REX BARKS)

(LARISA LAUGHS)

? we can take more ?

(REX BARKS)

Next time on Hudson & Rex

Police converged on a warehouse

seizing nearly two million dollars

Organized crime has no place in our city

Whoever this new player is

is trying to send a message

I heard there's a new boss in town

Do you smell gas?

Actually yeah. Yeah I do.

(ALARM SOUNDING)

Sarah, lock up the lab.

Get out of the building.

Your partner

is no longer useful to me.

(GRUNTING)

(REX BARKING)

No! No! Don't shoot!

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