All language subtitles for SEAL.Team.S01E01.WEBRip.x264-ION10

JULIE: Do you know
why you're here?

I was ordered to be here.

JULIE: That's not
what I meant.

Oh, yeah, well, look,
my new C.O. thinks

that he's gonna
make admiral one day

with his pioneering approach
to the management

of combat stress.

So you're not a fan
of psychotherapy?

(chuckles)

No.

So...

what should we talk about?

I don't know.
It's your nickel.

(sniffs)
Your time.

All right.
Tell me about Nate.

(heavy door opening)

Jack... pot.

You know...
(sighs)

even if I wanted
to talk about that night--

the op, and what happened--

I don't think
you would be cleared.

Mr. Hayes,

I read the after action reports.

I know about the
weapons on the ship

and where they
were going.

I'm cleared to know
anything you do.

JASON: TOC, we
have confirmed

jackpot-- I'm looking at
14 Javelin missiles.

Request permission
to move to demo.

MAN (over radio):
Copy, Bravo 1. Wait one.

Bravo 1 standing by.

War on terror, baby.

War on terror.

TOC did give you
the authorization

to move to demolition.

You set the charges,

but instead of proceeding
immediately to exfil...

NATE:
Bravo 2, this is Bravo 4.

Go for 2.
NATE: What's the story

on those skiffs?

Still out of our hair
for the moment.

Beautiful.

There's no reason we can't look
inside that safe on the bridge.

Bridge safe is not our mission.

We get into that safe,
maybe we find something

lets us go after guys
on both ends of the shipment.

Bravo 1, this is Bravo 2.
What's your status? Over.

Bravo 2, hold one.

Let's do this.

Let's go.

JASON: This is Bravo 1.
We're going for the ship's log.

We're gonna find out where
these arms were headed.

Sonny, you owe me that bottle
of Macharren's.

Nate talked him into it?

Why do I feel like
you just hustled me?

'Cause I did.

JULIE:
Nate really wanted

to get a look
in that safe.

It doesn't matter
what Nate wanted.

I made the call.

*

Clear.
Clear.

You guys get back to exfil.

Alpha Team, moving to exfil.

We got names, numbers.

I mean, that's just the
stuff we can halfway read.

(boats approaching)

Bravo 1, this is Bravo 2.
You have

three enemy boats inbound.

You need to exfil immediately.

Copy that. We're moving to the
secondary extraction point.

Let's go.

(tracers firing)

Go! Go!

You okay?
Yeah.

NATE:
You all right?

(grunting)

NATE: We lost the bag.
JASON: Nate, leave it.

I got it.

Don't do it.
Jace, I got it.

Don't you do it, kid.
NATE: I got it.

I got it!

Let me get it.
Get in.

NATE:
Wait!

Get him in!

Go, go, go, go!

(automatic gunfire)

Fire in the hole, boys!

Where's that blood coming from?

(sniffs)

I understand that
you're still in touch

with his wife and child.

He's my godson.

And they're living
in Wyoming now?

Mm-hmm.
That's where she's from.

Molly.

That'd be Nate's,
uh, wife, um...

widow, so, yeah.

And she's bringing
the boy back here

this weekend
for his First Communion.

Will your family be there?

Well, look at that.
Time's up.

So we're clear,
the fact that you refused

to talk about Nate's death
is the most obvious way

of telling me that
that's exactly what

we need to be
talking about.

It was really nice
meeting you, Julie.

Uh, Dr. Kruger.
Right.

I trust you agree that

I fulfilled my obligation
here this morning,

and you will relate that
to my chain of command.

Okay.

PRIEST:
The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

(church bells tolling)

JASON: Aha! Look at that,
ladies and gentlemen,

our First Communicant,
Landon Massey.

Come here, buddy.

Ah, bud!
Yeah.
Yes.

Hey, blow it up.

You know he's sleeping
on our fold-out, right?

I heard.
(children shouting)

I miss seeing you guys.

It sucks that's
the way it works.

And if any of us thought
there was even a chance

you two weren't gonna
get past this,

we'd all be taking it
pretty hard.

DAVIS:
All right, buddy, look,

you just enjoy it
while you can, okay?

'Cause in a few years,
you want a sip of wine,

you're gonna have to start
copping to Father

about all your sins.

Maybe not all of them.
(chuckles)

We're gonna go.
I'm sorry,

you can't spare a single
Saturday afternoon

to celebrate your godbrother's
First Communion?

We just watched him
eat the wafer.

We really got to stay
till he drinks the Kool-Aid?

ALANA: What you say
in private's one thing.

In public, you
represent this family.

Hey, Daddy.
Hi.

We're gonna go.
Okay.

JASON:
And they're off.

RAY:
Well, you know, I'm...

I'm just gonna go be

somewhere else.
JASON:
Yeah.

So, Molly and Landon are
gonna stay at the house

for a couple nights after
her parents go back.

Okay. Well, I don't
live there anymore,

so it really
doesn't matter, right?

But...
And I realize
it's a long shot,

but it'd be great if you
could come by one evening.

That's the first week
of new rotation.
Also,

Emma's recital is this week,

and I know she won't
say anything,

but it would mean a lot
if you could just be there.

I'll try.
I will try.
(multiple phones chiming)

MAN:
We got to go.

Okay, we got to go.

Sorry, you'll have
to excuse us.

Go.

Let's move.
Go do this.

Just be safe.

Call when you can, okay?

I will.

MAN:
Come on.

The Agency believes
we have an opportunity

to snatch Abu Samir.

Yes, I know, some of us

have been down this road before.

But for anyone needing
a refresher...

Abu Samir Al Masri,

high-level ISIL commander,

responsible for dozens
of attacks

on coalition
forces in Iraq.

Last several months, we've
had sightings of Samir

throughout Central Africa,
meeting with various

local jihadi leaders.

He's due to sit down with
some guys from Boko Haram

in two days-- that's our window.

We're going into Nigeria?

Not Nigeria.

Liberia.

Samir doesn't trust
Boko enough

to meet on their own turf.

General Lionheart--

he's guaranteeing security
for both sides

at his compound
outside Monrovia.

They've got 24-hour drone
surveillance on the place.

They'll let us know as soon
as Samir's on-site.

We're looking for
a straight-up snatch-and-grab.

Live capture of
a high-value target.

So you believe
a moment of truth comes,

and Abu Samir just passes
on martyrdom?

Martyrdom's a young man's game.

Samir's talent for
self-reinvention

is part of what's
allowed him to survive

in the game
for over 20 years.

But that means
20 years of gold

floating around his head.

And if you can
bring him to me

still breathing,

I'm gonna get it all.

(gunshots, man groans)

Clear!
Reset!

(men grunting)

(yelling in Arabic)
Yo mama.

Get on the ground!
Whatever.

Get on the ground!

Get on the ground now!
Stop worrying about me.

Stop worrying about me.
Now!

You should worry about
your hostage 'cause you dead.

BIG CHIEF:
Hold there!

It appears we have
a problem, Mr. Spenser.

Big problem, Big Chief.

BIG CHIEF:
For you and me, both.

Matter of fact,

mine might be
the bigger problem.

See, you get taken in
the prime of your life

while you still
have your hair.

I have to live the rest of
my life with these fellas

whispering behind my back

how I got you killed

on account of I went easy.

What do you think of that?

I think the name Big Chief
is meant to be ironic.

How's that now?

Well, Big Chief in the movie,

I mean,
the guy barely talks.

You know, in fact,
it-it even kind of seems like

maybe he can't talk.

Whereas you...

Please step out, miss.

Thank you
for your service.

Mr. Spenser, would you care
to save us a little time

and tell us the mistakes

you're already
planning to correct

so as not to get yourself killed

in some dumbass way?

I can't think of one.

Do you believe you were right
not to assess as a threat

the woman we just saw
with a gun to your head?

I believe I was
correct to prioritize

the military-age male
as the greater threat.

But I guess I should have
considered the possibility

that she was muling 'em.

You know, but, even then,

I-I don't think

that I would have
turned around to search her

before I got him on the ground.

And if I had,

I bet you would've
dinged me for it.

(clicks tongue)

BIG CHIEF:
Reset!
(rope being pulled)

(plane soaring)

I'm telling you,
he's not ready.
So he's a wiseass.

Wiseass? More like a smartass.
Okay.

Do you remember what we were
like when we were in Green Team?

Okay, I'm sorry, but
we just watched him get killed.

What, did you see that?
You know as well as I know
that scenario is a no-win.

I don't know about that.
Big Chief says
the kid sees the Matrix,

just like his old man.
What, is he gonna
write a book, too?

*

Mm-hmm.

Anybody see a way to hit
this place from the ground?

Well, not with Humvees or APCs,
that's for sure.

Mm, a little Mogadishu
for my taste.

We could patrol in.

Insert somewhere
on this beach.

RAY:
Mm-mm.

What?
All that garbage floating

on the surface gonna be
a problem for the outboards.

Guys, stop, you're way
overthinking this, all right?

We're not swimming
the prisoner out.

Okay? We're going in the same
way we're going out,

that's with choppers.

RAY: Rotors are gonna
make an awful racket

coming up the valley.

Give everybody in the house

time to get set
to repel boarders.

It's not Samir's house.

But it's not Samir's house.

Uh-uh.
So?

So why's he gonna dig in
when he hears the rotors?

He's not gonna dig in
when he hears the rotors, okay?

Spooks already said
he's not into martyrdom.

So we're come straight up
the valley,

we're gonna buzz the compound,

we're gonna drop right down
on him, and then, what?

Samir's gonna spurt.

Instead of landing on the "X,"

Black Hawks gonna come about
for the VI.

Boom.
Bam.

Davis, you got a basic sense
of what we'll need?

For a helo-based
vehicle interdiction?

Don't insult me.

Oh, I wouldn't go
down that path

if I were you.
(laughs)

DAVIS: Hey, you heard
about your strap?

Whoa, wait a second,
I don't have a strap, okay?

Carlo's team's got the strap.
What, am I getting a DNA tech?

No, she's still with Carlo.
You're getting the translator.

Wait a second, they speak
English in Liberia.

Yeah, but the general's guards
don't speak English.

Because this weird bastard's
apparently so paranoid

about being betrayed,

he only hires bodyguards
who can't communicate

with the neighbors.
Okay, so what do they speak?

Well, intelligence just said
"local tribal dialects,"
Ah.

but turns out there's
about 200 of those.

(chuckling):
Yeah, of course there is.
I looked that up.

Good news is, Commander
Blackburn found a guy

that grew up over there,

so he speaks a whole
bunch of the big ones.

Okay, wait a second, last time
that I was in the Tribals,

it took two days to find a
translator who could speak Urdu.

So you're telling me,
in 19 hours,

you found someone who can speak
the local tribal dialects?

Hey, it's better
to be lucky than good.

(chuckling):
You got to be kidding me.

Any word on wheels up?

Strictly hush-hush.

You know how it is,

first spin of
a new rotation...

What time did you pick
in the pool?

2200.

It gives us
about four hours.

I have an idea
what we can do.

Uh, n...

No.
What? Doctor said
it was fine.

Good, even.

A-- didn't he also say
that it could trigger labor?

(scoffs)
Maybe.

No, we need this kid
to wait in here

till Daddy's home
to catch him.
(chuckles)

You hear that, son?

(laughs)

Any idea when that'll be?

(sighs) Time frame for
the op is awful tight.

Just so as long as
you make it back home to us.

Roger that.

DAVIS:
So the ISUs are all loaded

and I just got off
with the advance team.

JASON: Great. TOC up and ready?
DAVIS: Oh, yeah.

What do you say, Jedi, ready?
Let's go brother, huh?

Come on, man.

DAVIS:
Clay Spenser, Jason Hayes.

Meet your strap.

* I met myself there

* Saying, "Go home."

* Sing it loud and clear...

We've had worse straps.

Remember Captain
What's-his-name,

froze on a HAHO ramp?

At least this kid's a Team guy.

JASON: Team guy?
That's Ash Spenser's kid.

You realize that, right?

We're gonna
hold it against him

'cause his dad got PNG'd?

His dad's only
persona non grata because

he had the bad manners to write
a book without being an officer.

(chuckles)

Big Chief already signed off.
It's one mission.
JASON: One mission.

I don't want to get it
in this kid's head

like this is some kind of
an audition.

One mission. Here.

(chuckles)

Hey, you got a problem
with your accommodations?

You know how many times I've
made a hammock on a C-130?

DAVIS: Yeah, the new C.O. says,
"Straps get straps," so...

But I'm not a strap.

According to the Navy,

until you graduate Green Team,
you're a member of Chalk 2,

Alpha Platoon,
SEAL Team 3.

Damn right.
Yes, and as impressive
as that is,

if you're working
on an operation

and you are not
a Tier-One Operator,

you're a strap.

So,

how about you
sit back down,

buckle up back here with the
rest of us support personnel,

and don't make me kick your ass
up and down this aircraft?

Can I at least get an Ambien?

If I'm gonna sleep sitting
upright for the next 19 hours?

It's gonna be 22 hours.

And Ambien, I can do.

I might even be able
to rustle you up a Seconal,

you treat me real nice.

Clay,

straphanger, for now.

MANDY:
Mandy,

straphanger, always.

You guys, uh, with the CIA?

We can neither confirm nor deny.

(tires screech)

Hey.

Just want to introduce
your new hair missile,

get his scent on you
while he's still calm.

This is Cerberus.

Yeah, he's a pussycat.

Now, if he accidentally
bites you--

well, in the unlikely
event that he does--

do not say no.

Part of their training is
that biting is never wrong.

Ain't that right?

Yeah. Hey, I should probably

tell you where
we keep the broom handle

in case we got to
pry open his jaw.

Thank you, Sonny.
(chuckles)

Hey, good boy.
Hey! Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. No.

Listen, pal,

you never tell him to sit.

Only time he's supposed to sit
is when he smells explosives.

We clear?

MANDY:
Those aren't clouds.

TIM:
Smoke.

City's in the middle
of burning time.

MANDY: There's no way
we get a green light

unless we can confirm
Samir's presence.

Up till a few hours ago,
we were having no problem

finding holes in the smog.

"Finding holes"? I'm not seeing
any holes in here.

TIM:
That's because now

Lionheart's guys
have joined in the burning.

Right. And you failed to mention
that to us because why?

I told you, till a couple
of hours ago,

our optics weren't compromised.
He means about the guys in
the compound starting to burn.

You think they're using the
fires to cover Samir's arrival.

I say we do a little
sneak and peak.

A ground recon?

You want to go out
into the city on foot?

Yeah, we'll take the
Scooby Van. Davis?

TIM: Seriously, guys,
I know Monrovia's

supposed to have gotten better
the last couple of years,

but it's still kind of
Mad Max out there.

JASON:
Wow, now, that was racist.

That sounded racist to me?
How about you?

Mad Max is wall-to-wall
white folks.

Definitely racist
to ask the black guy

to rule if something's
racist or not.

Just FYI.
Okay, mocha latte.
Guys.

Guys! You're punking us, right?
RAY:
See? Now that's racist.

You're not actually considering
going out there?

(foreign music playing,
indistinct conversations)

(music playing over speakers)

(man in distance laughs)

JASON:
Set up the camera.

I'll get first watch.

You guys get some sleep.

(street noises, bell ringing)

(foreign music playing
in distance)

Morning khat delivery?

Possible.

Most of Lionheart's guys
are a bunch of speed freaks.

(Clay chuckles)

Shocking.

Look, my, uh... my dad's book.

I know a lot of guys
had a problem with it.

Man survives the things he did,

he should write
a book about them.

Come on. Your watch.
Get in here.

Let's go. Hey.

Come on. Move over, will you?

You're crowding my space now.

(grunts)

Stay right there, strap,
so I can lean back into you.

Just like that. There you go.

(sniffles)

We got movement.

White kufi.
Take a look.

TOC, this is Bravo 1.

Confirming you're seeing
what we're seeing here.

Roger that, Bravo 1,
we're seeing it.

Positive I.D.
on Abu Samir Al Masri.

Congratulations, TOC.

He is exactly where you told us
he was gonna be.

I'll tell you what, we're gonna
pack up, and then we're gonna

exfil. How copy?

Strong copy, Bravo 1.

Great work.

(laughs softly)

JASON:
Let's go.
I don't get it.

What do you mean
you don't get it?

I mean, Samir's legendary
for his tradecraft.

Kept him alive all these years,
while his friends

were getting turned
into pink mist.

Why is he coming out
in the open now?

We don't know that it's khat
they're selling.

MANDY:
Bravo 1, this is TOC.

Current video feed
appears to show subjects

unloading a hooded prisoner.

Can you confirm?

JASON:
Affirmative.

Freeze it there.

Enhance.

Oh, God.

I know who that is.

BRYCE: Believe everyone's
properly situated here now,

Ms. Ellis, so please
tell us what we know

about this poor woman,
Ms., uh...

Marshall, sir.

Stacey Marshall.
Abducted April last year

from her NGO's distribution
center in South Sudan.

We're not certain how she
came into the possession

of this particular group, but
as you know, it's not uncommon

for hostages
to be sold and resold

through various pipelines,

particularly attractive
Western females.

Hmm. Thank you, Ms. Ellis.

Now, Eric,

how are we planning to bring
this young lady home

to her loving parents?
Sir?

Yes, Ms. Ellis?
Abu Samir's continued survival

would almost certainly mean
hundreds of deaths,

both of civilians
and of coalition personnel,

and in fact, we believe
he may have knowledge

of planned attacks
already in motion.

I'm gonna cut you off
there, Ms. Ellis.

It sounded like
you're about to suggest

we do nothing for Ms. Marshall,

and instead adhere
to our current operational plan

to snatch Abu Samir.

Eric, I'm gonna ask you
a very simple question.

Do we have the resources
to rescue the hostage

and perform a successful
nonlethal snatch of the HVT?

ERIC: Well, sir, it's difficult
to be definitive,

till we've had enough time
to fully revise our ops plan,

but I think at the moment...

We can do both.

I-I'm sorry.

Who is that?
Senior Chief Hayes.

Jason.

Uh, you were saying?

I'm saying that we can
accomplish both objectives.

Now, son, needless to say,
your reputation precedes you.

But that's mighty hard
to imagine.

Assuming that Samir digs in.

But according to the CIA, he's
gonna pick flight over fight.

Isn't that right, Ms. Ellis?

Uh, that's correct.
That's our projection.

JASON: So, Helo 1
and Helo 2

are gonna fast-rope
the assault team

on top of the building.

They're gonna clear down
and secure the hostage.

Helo 3 is gonna go
after Samir when he squirts.

And Helo 4 is gonna maintain
our close air support.

Eric. Clearly your op-planning
was much further along

than you led us to believe.

Nice work, son.

Thank you, sir.

You'll launch this evening?

Soon as the sun goes down.

Good. Good luck.

Thank you, gentlemen.

We miss out on this guy,
right, we miss out on Samir,

who knows how many more people
he's gonna kill? I-I get that.

This may be our only shot,
I understand.

I almost had him in
Baghdad two years ago.

I was meeting with this
deputy economic minister,

coffee shop
in the Mansour district.

We're getting
ready to go.

Door opens.

It's Samir.

Walks right by our table,

not much farther than
where you are right now.

I'm close enough to see the
crystal's cracked on his Rolex.

That's close.

Then I look
at my source.

Take out Samir,
even if I get away,

my asset's a dead man.

Probably tortured
for a month first, right?

So, as soon as
we're on the street,

I call it in,
but turns out,

our intrepid local partners
at the state security services

had been infiltrated
by extremists.

Hey. There's nothing
you could've done.

Nothing.
Well, a week later,

one of Samir's cells blows up
a school bus in Mosul,

kills 26 teenagers.
Week after that,

my source, the guy
I was protecting?

Samir's guys grab him
and his family.

Send the death videos
to Langley.

We got this.

The hostage?

Like I said.

We got this.

*

CHALK 4 PILOT:
This is Chalk 4.

I'm having some kind of trouble
with my pedals.

I'm getting
a lot of shake in 'em.

It's affecting our stability.

I'm trying to hold it steady.

All right, Chalk 4,
I need your honest assessment.

Can you continue this mission?

Negative.
I need to put her down.

Copy, Chalk 4.
Chalks 1, 2 and 3,

your birds are
still functional, correct?

Roger. Five-by-five.

CHALK 2 PILOT:
Chalk 2, five-by-five.

CHALK 3 PILOT:
Chalk 3, five-by-five.

All right, all call signs,
initiate bump plan.

Mission is now exclusively
hostage rescue.

Snatch and grab operation
has been scrapped.

Sorry, ma'am.

We'll have to get him next time.

CHALK 1 PILOT:
Confirming. Hostage rescue only.

RPG, 12:00.

*

*

(silenced gunshots)

Clear.

Clear.

(Stacey screaming)

Put it down now!

Put it down!

Translator.

(speaking in Hausa)

RAY: I'm gonna
ghost him.

Try another dialect.

(Clay speaking in Yoruba)

Jace?
Try another one.

(speaks in Mende)

JASON:
It's okay. It's okay.

Look, hey, it's all right.

It's okay. We're here.
We're American.

We're gonna take
you home, okay?

Shh. You're safe.
All right?
(whimpering)

I'll get this off of you.
Thank you.

We're gonna take you
home, all right?

It's okay. Hey.
(crying)

All Chalks, this is Bravo.

Move to secure the hostage.
We're gonna move her to exfil

from here.

CHALK 1 PILOT:
Roger, Bravo 1.

Nice work.

This is X-Ray 1.
We're on the first deck.

Looks like your dog's
found something. Over.

Sonny! Sonny!

You and the strap,
you exfil her.

We're gonna go see
what the dog has,

then we're gonna go home
on Chalk 2. Let's go.

Boss, we run into another one
of the general's guys,

it'd be great to have
a translator with us.

You want the strap on my back,
don't you? Okay, let's go.

Let's go.

(Cerberus whines)

*

Samir?

Chalk, this is Bravo 1.

We still have a chance
to grab Samir.

We good?

You can run but you can't hide.

You're gonna stay here
and watch our six.

Are we clear?

Yeah. All right. Clear.

Go.

(whispering nearby)

(Cerberus panting)

*

(shouting, grunting)

(man yelling)

Bravo 1,
this is Sierra Hotel 1.

The tunnel is not secured.
Do you copy? Over.

(radio static buzzing)

Bravo 1, tunnel not secure.
Do you copy?

(Cerberus panting)

*

(Jason speaking Arabic)

Okay, easy, easy.

(speaking Arabic)

Hey, easy.

Hey, hey.

(speaks Arabic)

Easy. (speaks Arabic)

Put-put your hands up.
Real slow, hey.

Raise your hands.

Put them up.

Easy, hey.

(Jason speaks Arabic)

(speaks Arabic)

Look at me, look at me,
look. Right there.

Raise your hands.

Raise your hands.

(grunts)

Listen to me, I told you
to stay out of the tunnel, no?!

Jace! Jace!

Walk me through it, okay?

When I left you
at the tunnel's entrance,

I told you
to watch our six.

Ready? Go.
Then, how, why?

I caught a dude trying
to creep on you guys,

so I figured I needed to clear
the rest of that tunnel section

in case he had a partner.
Oh, but really? Okay.

Then, why did you decide
to shwack some HVT

when we were sent 5,000 miles
to bring him in alive?

I came on the room,
I saw the "S"-vest,

I assessed that all three of
us were in imminent threat.

Did you assess why
we weren't shooting?

I figured you didn't
have a clean shot.

Did you check his hands?

No, I-I-I didn't want to give
him time to clack off the vest.

What? Come on. I mean, the guy
was wearing an "S"-vest.

That-That's got to
be clean, right?

JASON: I told him,
"Stay outside, watch my six."

RAY:
Yeah, I know,

but the kid made a call.
No, what...

what kind of
call did he make?

And you know what,
he's got a point.
A point?

That guy trying to creep

could've just as easily
had a friend.

Plus, he got Samir straight
through the light switch.

JASON:
Right.
I mean, come on.

You know what, Samir is
all about martyrdom.

I tell you what,
that detonator, bam,

right when we
enter the room.

Boom.
Maybe he was trying
to draw us closer.

You know what? His thumb wasn't
on the detonator, okay?

How was it
with the hostage?

Got her number.
Got her number.

RAY: Hold on, you're saying
that's why you didn't smoke him?

That's something.
Wait a second.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
slow down. Stop.

You're saying that's why
you didn't smoke him?

No. No, man.

The kid was right
as far as my position.

I didn't have a clear shot.
I did, I did.

I had the shot.
I could've brought him in.

Bottom line,
kid saw a guy in an "S"-vest,

saw he had the drop on him,
took the shot.

White noise right now in my
head. I am not hearing you.

You're gonna call him out
in the AAR, say he got it wrong?

'Cause you know that's gonna
follow him, Jason.

Your name in an AAR,
saying it was a bad shoot?

(exhales)

Look, you might actually be

the best damn gunfighter
who ever lived.

If not, you're awful close.
All right, I'm listening now.
What was that?

So, if you tell me that even
back when you were in Green Team

you were good enough
to give a guy in an "S"-vest

the pregnant pause
before smoking him

because of where
his damn thumb was?

Samir's thumb wasn't
on the detonator.

Thumb was not on
the detonator.

Did you see his thumb?
I couldn't see his hands.

I could see his hands.
You feel honor bound
to call the kid out

because he missed
something that you

and a half dozen
other guys on Earth

are good enough not to miss?

Just make sure you're not doing
it 'cause of who his father is.

All right, okay.

Or who he reminds you of.

Nate's death isn't on you.

ERIC:
Hell of an op, gents.

Outstanding.

Thank you very much, sir.

Listen, obviously,
most of the AAR

is gonna be
about the chopper problems.

Comms we obviously
know about.

Intel turned out
to be solid.

Eight enemy K.I.A.s,
including one

HVT wearing an "S"-vest.

All clean, correct?

Roger.

Eight clean kills, sir.

It's good work.

Look, we should've
brought him in for you.

I told you he'd choose surrender
over martyrdom.

Almost got everyone killed.

You just saved a woman

from probably being tortured
to death on the Internet

in front of chat room trolls

and budding, sexual sadists
and her friends and loved ones.

You also, by the way,
found time to rid the world

of one of its few dozen
or so most evil people.

Call that a good
night's work.

* La, la, la

* A year from now,
we'll all be gone *

* All our friends
will move away *

* And they're going
to better places *

* But our friends
will be gone away *

* Nothing is as it has been

* And I miss your face
like hell *

* And I guess
it's just as well *

* But I miss your face
like hell *

* Been talking 'bout the way
things change *

(vocalizing)

* And my family lives
in a different state *

* Ooh, ooh
(vocalizing)

* Ooh

* Been talking 'bout the way
things change *

(vocalizing)

* And my family lives
in a different state *

* La, la

* If you don't know
what to make of this *

* Then we will not relate

* No, no, no, no *

* If you don't know
what to make of this *

* Then we will not relate.

(vocalizing)

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