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Hooch, let's tell them
what happened last week.

The truck's on fire! Angel!
I'm going anyway!

No, no, no! Stay with
Hooch. I will get her.

It's okay, Angel. I'm comin'!

You were amazing today.

Love makes you do crazy stuff, I guess.

- Surprise!
- What are you doing here?

You... You're not supposed
to be back for 1,460 hours.

I missed you, Deputy Turner.

And I would like to present...
my case board.

- Are those devil horns?
- Yeah, 'cause he's the bad guy.

I know you don't think I know
about your investigation

with Uncle Scott, but I do.

You really wanna help?

We've had a major break in the case.

Dad came into the animal hospital
with a badly injured dog.

How did you end up with Daisy?

Your dad gave her to me because
he knew I didn't scare easy.

I never asked what was going on.
It was obvious. It's dogfighting.

- If Walton is holding dogfights...
- Then we have to stop him.

Okay, buddy. It's a big day, bud, right?

We gotta be on the same team here.
You know what that means?

Okay, that means you're gonna eat
dog food and only dog food, right?

If you're feeling gassy, by the way,

you're gonna hold it
till you get outside.

You're gonna... Okay?
'Cause we gotta focus on the job.

And remember, you're not
just doing this for me.

Remember this guy? Walton?
The guy that you hate?

This is our chance to convince the
chief to help us get him, okay?

So I want you to look inside and
find your inner good dog, okay?

We got this, Hooch.

If we get the chief's support,
it's gonna be big.

Hooch, I just told you you can't...

What are you... What is this?

Dad's watch.

I know you miss him, bud. I do too.

Remember what we're doing today, okay?

It's for Dad.

We got this, bud.

We got this.

Is this a joke?

I... A joke?

You've been running an unauthorized
investigation for what?

Um, months?

Uh, well, it wasn't not authorized.

This is a major crime
we're talking about...

You suspect someone's
running a dogfighting ring.

But you've shown me no
real shred of evidence.

No, there's shreds.
There's lots of shreds.

Hooch, uh, barked in a warehouse.
Hooch barked at some guy.

Hooch, uh, then played with another dog

that you suspect might be involved.

I mean... is there... is there anything

in this entire case...
that doesn't rest on Hooch?

Yeah. I mean... Well,
he's sort of central.

He's a dog.

We can't trust Hooch not
to eat the nondairy creamer

in the break room.

I mean... if we brought this to the FBI,

they'd laugh us right
out of the building.

You think? I... I don't think that.

There's such a thing as... as
being too close to your dog.

You know what? I was about to give
you a big protection assignment.

Maybe I should find a deputy
who's thinking clearly.

No, no. No, Chief, you do not need
a deputy who's thinking clearly.

I mean, I'm that deputy.
I can think. I'm clear.

Just get it together, Turner.

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Can you believe this?
Months of investigating,

and Scott calls this morning and
says the marshals won't help.

Not enough physical evidence.
What does that even mean?

Well, it's been a while
since I wore a badge, but...

You should have seen all
the yarn on that board.

It was enough to knit a sweater.

Besides, why else would a dog
who's clearly been in a dogfight

be found right next to
Walton's warehouse?

Look, I know it's frustrating, but
maybe if we huddle with Scott...

No. Scott says that
he's out for a while.

That he has to focus on his job.

That he's, I don't know, too busy
fighting crime to fight crime.

It's up to us. How do we nail this guy?

Well, he's getting those
dogs from somewhere.

I know. I've checked the local registry

for more pit bulls and rottweilers,

and none of them connect to Walton.

A smart criminal is not gonna
own those dogs himself.

So what's our next move?

We gotta roll up our sleeves.

Your dad used to call it looking
for a needle in a field of hay.

Isn't the saying "needle in a haystack"?

He thought that sounded too
easy. Bred false confidence.

Yeah, that sounds like Dad.

Okay, so we look deeper.

Maybe he has people
getting the dogs for him.

We gotta get out there and
check all the shelters.

Find that needle.

Okay. Fine. Maybe to the chief,

it sounds like I rely on Hooch too much,

but it's not my fault.

I mean, he's part of the case.

Well, to be honest, maybe you do
have a bit too much faith in Hooch.

What are you talking about?
He's helped me with a ton of jobs.

Sure, but you can't even get
him to stop eating your socks.

You should've seen how good he
was when you were in Boston.

I was like, "Whose dog is this?"

- Oh, Hooch.
- Hooch, no, no, no.

- Those papers are notarized.
- I got it. No problem. Watch this.

Trade? Do you want the sock?

Yeah, of course you do.
Come on. There we go.

It's good as new.

You're a good boy, Hooch, right?

Here, come here. Come here.

Hey, Hooch, sit. Sit.

Did anyone see that?

Good boy. All right, stay. Stay.

- Scott.
- Good. Hey.

Now, Hooch, come on.

I am so glad I ran into
you before you went in.

I was talking to the chief.
You are really in the doghouse.

- No offense, Hooch.
- Is it really that bad?

All I can say is you gotta do
something to turn this around.

Of course. No, no.

I've got an assignment with X.
We're protecting some high-tech lab.

Oh, I'm aware.

Chief almost pulled you off
the job and gave it to Trent.

What? Are you serious?

Would you calm down?

Hey.

I shuffled some files, got Trent sent
to Stockton to serve a warrant.

Thank you.

Don't mess this up. God.

This one is straight from the
FBI, so I need it to go well.

And well it will go. Very well.

FBI picked up rumors of a heist being
planned at Impact Amalgamated.

It's a government contractor
in Mountain View.

- Any leads?
- No.

They beefed up their external security,

but there's a chance it
could be an inside job.

I'm sending you over to do a security
assessment on the employees.

Hooch.

Don't worry, Chief. Hooch will be great.

I'm not overly confident he'll be great.

I have the right amount of faith
in him. Can't wait to dig in.

Concrete bollards, choke points,

good visibility, excellent shrubs.

Right. Wait, what do shrubs
have to do with security?

Nothing. I just like a good shrub.

- You the guys the marshals sent over?
- Yeah. Xavier Wilson.

Scott Turner. Uh, this is Hooch.

Hey, Hooch.

Ash Peterson. I run the
security team for the facility.

I hear you two have been sent
over to interview the staff?

The FBI's worried there may
be an imminent threat.

Have you noticed any
staffers acting unusual?

They're science geeks.
They all act unusual.

Yeah. Science.

It's hard to see 'em stealing anything,
but I guess you never know.

- Any details on possible suspects?
- Not yet,

but we'll keep you posted.

Hooch, no, no, no. Hooch.

- Sorry.
- It's all right.

Think he smells my tuna fish sandwich.

- I can share.
- Thanks.

Ah, miss my mutt. Had to
leave him with the ex.

Yeah, breakups are hard.

I'm doing a perimeter check.
Let me know if you guys need anything.

- Okay.
- Thanks.

I hope he's okay.

Why you gotta say stuff like that, X?

I just don't understand

why you need to interview my employees.

We're crawling with security already.

We just need to cover our bases.
The threat could be anywhere.

I understand, but
everyone in this building

has gone through background checks.

I never trusted background checks.

A man's destiny isn't where he's
been, it's where he's going.

We just need to talk to everyone.

- Mm-hmm.
- You will barely notice us.

And the dog? Is that really necessary?

Hooch is a law enforcement K-9.

He's very sensitive to people.
He notices things that we don't.

Our equipment is quite sensitive.
If there's dog hair...

We will take any precaution
you think is necessary.

We've been developing drone
swarms for use in infrastructure,

agriculture and defense.

The drones are pretty small.
Seems like they'd be easy to steal.

I'm not sure how you'd smuggle
one through security,

but even if you could,
it would be useless.

The technology is in
how we control them.

All right. I say we get the vibe
and then see where that leads us.

What Deputy Wilson means is that
we'll start our assessment in here.

Do you have an employee roster?

I'll be in my office, working.

- Please make this quick.
- Of course. Thanks.

"Get the vibe." What's
that supposed to mean?

Well, looks like Hooch is
getting a vibe already.

Yeah, maybe it's that he's
not used to flying robots.

X, please. You saw the
chief glaring at me?

Let's just figure out what's
going on and get this done.

- Okay.
- All right.

And two weeks ago,

Roscoe went to a retirement
home for seniors with dementia.

They love him over there.

Okay, so... And that's the last one?

There aren't any more
pits or rottweilers?

End of my list.

Does the clinic need anything else?

Uh, no, I guess that's it. Thanks.

- Send your mom my best.
- Yeah, will do.

Why are you asking about pit bulls?

Oh, my gosh. I didn't see
you there. It's for...

Grandpa's investigation?

Look, I know that you helped me
before, but this is grown-up stuff.

But you had no clues
before I came along.

Because you need your
investigation partner.

Honey, I don't even think
there's any clues to find.

I just called every
shelter in the county.

- Hello?
- Hey, sorry.

It's Barbara from Best Buds Shelter.

As soon as you hung up, I realized
there's one dog I forgot about.

- Really?
- Yes.

A pit bull named Nuke.

We couldn't put him in
with any of the other dogs.

The thing is, I can't find his file.

Is there anything else you can tell me?

Uh-huh.

So have you been following
all the security procedures?

No one's approached me.
I haven't shared anything.

I never take anything from work home.

Yeah, that's good. Uh, tell me this.

Anything feel weird around the lab?

You get any vibrations?

- Vibrations?
- Uh, he means, um...

any coworkers acting differently, or...

Not that I've noticed. We're all
pretty focused on this deadline.

- Yeah.
- Okay. Let us know if you see anything.

Or if you... feel anything.

I... Of course.
I should get back to work.

- Sure.
- Initiate drone launch.

- Launching now.
- Vibrations?

Yeah, I just wanna make sure
that we're paying attention

to all seven senses.

All seven senses? X, you're killing me.

Oh.

No, no, Hooch!

Come back here! Hooch!

- Oh!
- He bit my ankle.

- What's going on?
- Why is there a dog in here?

- It's biting everyone!
- Hit the alarm!

That's bad. So bad.

Everyone outside.

This entire disaster is your fault.

What the hell was going on in there?

It was an accident.

My K-9 became aggravated, and one
of the engineers pulled the alarm.

Which means we gotta search everyone

and lock down everything for nothing.

Maybe nothing, maybe something.

You didn't see anything
unusual out here?

What are we gonna notice?

We're outside guarding
the entrances and exits.

You and the dog are inside, doing...

- Deputy Turner.
- Hi.

I thought you said we would
barely notice that you were here.

- I'm very sorry.
- You should be.

Your dog bit one of my engineers.

Actually, we did examine the ankle.

Hooch... He just touched with his teeth,
and the skin was not broken.

Yeah, and even if it was, most dog
bacteria doesn't infect humans.

It's a whole little different universe
of beasties in a dog's mouth.

I think what my partner was trying
to say is that all your engineers,

including the one whose ankle was
mouthed, can get back to work.

Let's just get everyone inside.

I'm... I'm very sorry. And...

- Okay, everybody. Back to work.
- All right, folks.

- Head back inside.
- "A whole different universe of beasties"?

Are you trying to get me fired?

She's a scientist. I figured
she might be interested.

Besides, maybe Hooch bit
that guy for a reason.

He didn't bite anyone.

Please. I... I need your help.
I'm in hot water with the chief.

Yeah, a little tip.

You find yourself in hot water,
you got two choices:

Get out or keep on swimming.

You know that doesn't
mean anything, right?

So the whole lab was evacuated?
That doesn't sound good.

It wasn't great.

You know, I really thought Hooch's
reaction was, like, a clue.

Turns out that the guy that he
kind of, sort of, very lightly bit,

he's worked at the lab for 20 years.

He's never even had a parking ticket.

Scott, listen to yourself.

Hooch almost ruined your case, and
now you're making excuses for him?

A few months ago, you were a
rising star in the marshals,

and now, well...

Things can't go on like this.

What are you saying?

I'm saying maybe this
Hooch experiment isn't...

He's right there.

- Dogs can't speak English, Scott.
- Yes.

But they can sense our tone. And
they can read our emotions, right?

I can't stop working with Hooch,
because I made him a promise, right?

That he was my forever dog.
And you are. You are.

I know it's tough,

but are you really willing to
gamble your whole career

on the hope that Hooch is freaking
out for the right reason?

I mean, what if your luck runs out?

I can handle it. I just gotta
keep him on a shorter leash.

At least he's cleaning it up.

I have a question, and
I'm not really sure

how to ask this...

... but, um, do you think
Hooch is showing progress?

- Like, at all?
- What?

I... It's not just on the job anymore.

Ever since Brooke got back from
Boston, he's acting out at home.

If Hooch has a problem with
Brooke, maybe that's a sign.

- A sign?
- Or not a sign.

You know, maybe it's one of those signs

that says, "This is not a sign."

Anyway, all I know is dogs don't change

their behavior without a reason.

So, what was happening
with Hooch at the lab

before he had this big reaction?

A lot.

Uh, busy lab, dozens of engineers
doing engineering things.

Okay. Anything right before though?

The robots started flying.

Dr. McDormand walked in...

Wait, do you think Hooch
was reacting to her?

Do you think the chief engineer
could be planning to rob her own lab?

Maybe. Yeah, it's possible
that Hooch was reacting to her.

Or it could be the robots,
or it could be you.

Me? What do you mean?

I mean, you're under a lot of pressure,

and maybe Hooch is picking
up on that a little.

How am I not supposed to feel pressure?

I mean, if that lab gets robbed
while Hooch is biting engineers,

- it's... we're toast.
- Toast.

- Over.
- Over.

That would be awful.

Okay, well, I would start talking
to Dr. McDormand alone

without the robots, right?

'Cause dogs, they like to focus
on one thing at a time.

- Okay.
- I can write you a list.

A checklist of things to look out for.

So when Dr. McDormand is talking,
you can see how Hooch reacts. Okay?

- Great.
- Great.

Thanks.

And just remember, if Hooch is
worried about you, he can't focus.

When Angel was taken, I was...

... so scared.

- Yeah.
- And I had to put that aside

in order to get Hooch to
help me find her, right?

Looks like Angel's back to her old self.

I, um...

I can't tell you how thankful
I am that you saved her.

It was a team effort.
You did just as much as I did.

Yeah.

Team. You and me. Great team.

Oh, uh, this is Xavier.
I, uh, should go.

- Okay.
- Hooch! Come here, boy.

That should be good.
Okay, yeah. Good luck!

- Thanks.
- And remember...

Relax, you know? Don't
think about getting fired.

Don't think about what I just said.

No, you're not gonna get fired.

You know... You might,

but don't think about it
'cause that's not gonna help.

- Great.
- Mm-hmm.

Come on, Hooch.

So Dr. McDormand could be
planning to heist her own lab?

It's a possibility.

Erica gave me a checklist of things

to notice about Hooch
for when I talk to her.

That's smart. Get Hooch's opinion.

Yeah, I was just hoping we wouldn't
have to rely on him this time.

A good deputy uses every resource.

Yeah, what if our only resource
is a dog who hates robots?

You know, one time I was
chasing this fugitive.

All I had to go on was a candy wrapper.

Spent two weeks staring
at a piece of trash.

Well, we don't have two weeks.

We gotta figure out who's
gonna rob this place

or my career in the marshals is over.

What do I do then?

Something else. You know,
shed your skin like a snake.

What else do you like to do?
What's your passion, Scott?

My passion's not getting fired, okay?

I wanna be a US Marshal
for the federal government.

- Then you better keep your voice down.
- That's my passion. I'm passionate.

- He's coming. Look professional.
- Sorry.

Look who's back.

Hi. I just... We...

I just really wanted to apologize
again about yesterday.

Yeah, we're focusing our investigation

and reinterviewing
some possible suspects.

Just make sure we don't
have everybody running out

with their hair on fire again.

- Yeah.
- Of course.

And you, mister. You behave, understand?

Thank you. Say "thank you," Hooch.

All right.

Hooch. Just find the bad guys, okay?
I'll get you your own sandwich.

Yeah, I was here that day.

But I don't remember who adopted
Nuke. It gets so busy, you know?

Jimmy, a dog doesn't just
walk out of the shelter

carrying its own file.

You must remember something.

Well, like I said, I remember that
it was really busy and confusing

- and a whole bunch of people came by...
- Mom, I think he's lying.

I think you're right, kiddo.
But I don't know what to do about it.

- I thought that it was pregnant...
- Play along.

What?

Matthew! Matthew!

- ... a mistake was made... Oh, what?
- How could you lose a dog?

He's probably frightened somewhere
and cold and hungry.

And you lost him!

- Why is he freaking out?
- Oh, he gets like this.

We have to find that dog!

Poor Nuke, he's gone forever.

- Can you get him off of me?
- No. I wish I could.

Gosh, when he gets going like
this, he's totally out of control.

It could be hours.

Hours?

Okay, wait. Just chill, kid, okay?
I remember one thing.

There was this guy, okay?
Blond, kinda older.

He didn't give me his name,
but he wanted Nuke,

and he kinda gave me 50 bucks

- to lose the dog's file.
- What?

I didn't think that it was a big deal.

Is it this guy?

Yeah. That's him.

Matty, that was amazing.

I call it good cop, sad cop.

I got a book from the library
about investigations.

Well, good job, kiddo.

I just don't really know what to do now.

I mean, your Uncle Scott is busy,

and I can't go question Walton alone.

Well, good thing Dad's a police officer.

Yeah. Yeah, he is.

Thanks for talking to us, Dr. McDormand.

So you've run this lab for eight
years. That's a long time.

It's a very significant project,
and I'm very busy with it.

Is this gonna take long?

No. No, no, no. It shouldn't...
Shouldn't take much longer.

Uh, government work's mostly
out of the public eye.

Do you ever feel like maybe
you don't get enough credit?

It's not about credit. It's about
pushing the frontiers of science.

Wake up.

The technology we're developing
in this lab will change lives.

And I'm sure it can change lives.

It can also be worth
a lot of, um, money.

Excuse me? What are you implying?

Um...

Nothing. I'll let you get back to work.

Come on. Hi, good morning.

- Yo.
- Hey, anything?

He slept through the interview.
He didn't react at all.

So we check her off the list.

Maybe. But it's suspicious, man, right?

That she keeps saying that the
security review isn't necessary.

She doesn't want Hooch around.

He did freak out when
she came in the lab.

Mmm.

Now you whine? You're useless.

Useless? I don't know.

That's what I said about
the candy wrapper.

All right, fine. I'll bite.
How did the wrapper finally help?

Never found out. Guy turned himself in.

Then why are you wasting
my time talking about it?

Because it could've been
the key to the whole case.

You gotta notice the
little things, Scott.

Like the shrubs outside,

Dr. McDormand's shoes

or Hooch and that tuna sandwich.

You think it's a clue
that my dog likes food?

X, this place is gonna get robbed,

and we are no closer...

No, no! Hooch, Hooch!

- Come back here! Come back here!
- No! He nipped my ankle!

- Whoa!
- Get this dog away!

No, no! Everyone, just stay calm.

Everything's fine.

Whoa! The drones!

Watch out!

No, no. This can't be happening, no!

It's coming right for you!

No. No. No. Look...

Everyone, evacuate!

This is not a drill. Please
head to the muster point.

All good, Scott.

Repeat, this is not a drill.

It was a disaster.

I thought maybe Hooch was pointing
me in the right direction,

but Dr. McDormand wasn't even in the lab

the second time Hooch freaked out.

What do I do?

Time-travel back to this morning
and leave Hooch at home?

I'm serious.

I'm sorry, but there's one move here.

And it's staring you in the face.

I can't stop working with Hooch.

We're a team.

I know.

But this is your career.

I mean, what if you had a
car you couldn't control,

that only sometimes got you
to where you needed to go?

Would you really keep driving that car?

Just talk to the chief

and tell him you want a
fresh start without Hooch.

The chief's already so mad at me.

Trust me. He'll be relieved.

And he's getting a great deputy back.

Just gotta rip off the Band-Aid.

No, no, no. Hooch, come on.

You... You're not gonna
make me feel guilty, okay?

You should be feeling guilty.

Come on.

Jessica, I just need you
to keep an eye on Hooch

while I talk to the chief.

Mm-mmm. No. No, no way.

- I won't be part of this.
- Please. Just watch him for a bit.

So you can shoot yourself in the foot

and make the dumbest decision
of your whole career?

Well, at least I'll have a career.
Jess, he's a disaster.

No. Hooch is a sweetheart.

This copy machine is a disaster.

It's jammed. Let me help.

- Please just hear me out, okay?
- No, it's stupid.

Of course, I've had
some wins with Hooch,

but he can't even behave at home.

Everywhere he goes, he leaves
a trail of destruction.

Destruction? Oh, come on.

You're being way too hard on him.

No.

Okay, I get it. I'll watch Hooch.

Oh, what is this?

- It's a long story.
- Right.

Speaking of stories, I just got a call

from the head of security at the lab

saying that you're making
his job impossible.

But I'm sure you're gonna have
an excuse about how Hooch...

- I have no excuse.
- What?

You were right. I got
too close to my dog.

I wasn't thinking clearly, but I am now.

Hooch just...

He's not a reliable
law enforcement tool.

If I had a car that I couldn't control,

I'd have to ditch that car, right?

No matter how much I like the car.

Are you sure about this?

Yeah, I am.

And I know me being part of a K-9 unit

- was Marshal Sickerman's big idea.
- I'll...

I'll smooth it over with him.

Thank you.

Um...

Do you mind if I take the
afternoon? I just need to...

- I gotta deal with Hooch.
- Yeah, sure.

And, Turner?

If I'm being honest, I know it was
challenging working with him.

But I'm gonna miss him, you know?

Scott! Hooch!

- Hey.
- Hi!

Whoa.

Okay! I am not gonna ask.

Um, I wanted to give you this.

The other day when you said
rescuing Angel was a team effort,

I realized I need to thank everyone.

So, I am having a little
thank-you barbecue.

Inside the card, it says,
"It would be ruff without you."

- Ruff! Get it? Like a...
- It's funny. Thanks.

Um, Hooch is invited too. Obviously.

We'll definitely... We'll
definitely try to make it.

- Okay, great.
- Yeah.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm totally okay.
I just... I'm just kinda busy.

- Oh, of course.
- Sorry.

Yeah, you're busy. Yeah.
Go, you have things to do.

Watch out, Angel. Let the man through.

Thanks.

I'll see you this weekend, Hooch.

I know.

Something's wrong, Angel.

And somebody needs a bath.

Yeah. You.

Hey. You're such a good boy.

It's just with the situation at work

and him chewing up all Brooke's stuff.

It's just... There's no place for him.

I know before you said it was too much.

It's okay.

I can handle it now.

Thank you. It means a lot.

Of course. He's gonna be happy here.

He's gonna miss you, but
Matthew's gonna spoil him rotten.

Hey, Mom.

Can I make Hooch a cake out
of hot dogs and peanut butter?

Uh, maybe later?

Don't worry. She'll say yes.

You know, I really
tried to make it work.

I know Dad wanted me to.

Don't worry. He'd get it. He would.

Yeah.

Hey, bud.

I know you're not gonna understand this,

but I don't have a choice here.

I wasn't lying when I said
you were my forever dog.

I'll never forget you.

But, um...

Maybe you're not the kind of forever
dog who works with me or...

or lives with me. Or, um...

Hey, we'll see you soon.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

It's okay, Hooch.

It's just a stupid dog.

Just change this.

You know wha...

No music. I don't need music.

So, I know you're bummed,

but I got you a little something
to cheer you up.

Argyles. Now that it's a sock-safe
zone, you can wear 'em again.

Yeah, you're right. Thank you.

Scott, you gotta look
on the bright side.

You can use those bottom shelves again.

Maybe get a new couch?

We could even have a picnic
on the living room floor

if we feel like it.

There's that smile.

And one more bit of good news.

We're going sailing on Saturday.

Congressman Whitley invited
us. You're gonna love him.

- You said Saturday?
- Yeah.

It's just this Saturday,

Erica was sorta having this thing

to thank everyone who helped find Angel.

That's sweet.

But you don't really miss
something like this.

And honestly, it's probably
not the best time for you

to be going to a party for a dog, right?

Yeah.

It's a good point.

Trust me.

This is just what you need.

Hi, Laura.

Hey, I was just checking on you,
making sure you're okay.

Uh, yeah. Last night
was a little lonely,

but I'm at work an hour early
with socks that match, so...

How's Hooch?

Oh, my gosh. He and
Matty are inseparable.

The cutest thing happened.

Did you know that he has
a little herd dog in him?

What do you mean?

Well, there was a big storm last night.

And before it started, he starts barking

- and nipping at Matty's heels.
- Wait, wait, wait.

Hooch was doing what?
He was nipping at his heels?

No, it was really sweet.
It's straight out of a vet tech book.

Dogs are better than people at sensing

when the barometric pressure drops.

- So...
- Really?

Yes. That's why dogs
herd sheep to safety.

- Actually, it's really interesting...
- Laura, I gotta go.

- I gotta go. I'll call you back.
- Uh...

Great. Okay. Sure you're busy.

- Yo.
- X, are you at the lab yet?

Yeah, man. What's up?

There's something I'd like to check out.

Look, I have no idea if this is related,

but it just seems like too
big a coincidence to ignore.

Exactly what I said about
that candy wrapper.

It could be nothing, but it might
explain what Hooch was up to.

Speaking of Hooch, where's he at?

We're taking a break.
I'll explain later.

... until Cypress Beach
got hit by a big storm.

Look, right before it started raining,

Hooch tried to herd my nephew to safety.

Just like he did with
the engineers in the lab.

Why are we talking about
your dog reacting to a storm?

Because there wasn't a storm when
Hooch freaked out in the lab.

Why else would the barometric
pressure drop in there?

It wouldn't. We have a
state-of-the-art ventilation system.

The pressure's precisely controlled.

What if someone was inside the ducts?

Wouldn't that change the pressure?

I suppose. But if someone came
out of the ducts, we'd notice.

What about the labs in the east wing?

Looked like nobody was in those.

Oh, God. The server room!

What's in the server room?

The hardware that
controls all the robots.

It's the heart of our entire project.

Oh, my God. They took the C3 chips.

I don't understand. We were
just testing the drones.

Then it must have just happened.

Can you think of anyone who would
have had access to the system?

No. The only way into those
vents is through the roof.

Hang on. Anyone else smell that?

- Smells kinda like...
- Tuna fish.

- Uh-huh.
- It's a candy wrapper.

The head of security kept
feeding Hooch tuna fish.

Now we know why he wanted
Hooch to be his buddy.

Come on!

- You gonna tell me, "I told you so"?
- Nah. It's not about me.

They must have been
trying to break in before,

but Hooch stopped them.

Hooch is a genius.

What's genius, huh?
Freaking out? Biting people?

- Eating the bad guy's sandwiches?
- Man, just saying.

- Go right.
- Okay.

US Marshals! On the ground!

Hold them off!

You, over the edge!

I'm going over!

They went over the side. Go. Go!

Let's move. Come on.

They're gonna get away.

No, they won't.

No, no, no. What are you doing?
We can't go down this thing.

Like I said, "Use every
resource. Never stop."

You got this, Scott.

Never stop over a wall. God, come on!

Oh, no.

They're coming down.

It helps if you roll on the landing!

You could've mentioned that earlier.

Best lessons you learn yourself.

Let's go!

- Gotta cut 'em off.
- Have to drive around the labs

- to get out.
- We'll run through the building.

Out of the way. Move, move,
move! Get out of the way!

Call the police, now!

- Windshield's bulletproof.
- Go for the hood.

You can't take out a truck engine
block with a nine-millimeter.

Nope, but you can shoot
off the distributor cap.

Where's the distributor cap?

It depends on the year of the
truck. If it's before 2004...

Just shoot!

- I'm out!
- I got one more.

Cover the driver! Shrub. Get the shrub.

- Freeze! Don't move.
- One, two, three.

You're under arrest.

Like I said, "Love a good shrub."

Fourteen heists in a dozen states.

They used their high-level
military clearances

to get jobs as security teams.

Gained access to tech,
pharmaceutical targets,

then wiped the security
systems behind them clean,

covering their tracks.

No one's laid a finger
on them until today.

Dr. McDormand sends her thanks.

The lab's drives have
all been recovered.

Very cool.

Yeah. And, um... Turner.

I was a little hard on you.

Clearly, you deserved a second chance.

Thanks, Chief.

Good job.

See? Told you. Just
gotta nail the next job.

Thanks for having my back.

Always.

- What?
- Nothing.

I can feel your look.

You can't feel a look, Scott.

Yeah, you're judging me for
the Hooch thing. I know that.

No, maybe you're judging
yourself. I mean, Hooch did...

Yeah, I know. Yeah, Hooch
sensed the drop in pressure.

He also bit a bunch of engineers.

If I can't trust him, then he's not
a reliable law enforcement tool.

Nah, I get it. Makes sense.

A tool doesn't work anymore,
you get rid of it.

- That's right.
- Yeah.

That's why I'm done working with Hooch.

Question is: Is Hooch your tool...

or is Hooch your partner?

Hey, Jess, you wanna get some souvlaki?

I'm thinking about ending
my juice cleanse.

- Is that food? Let's do it.
- Mm-hmm.

Hey, so you're completely sure
that Walton bought that dog?

- Because if you're not...
- I confirmed it at the shelter, Grady.

I've tracked every pit
bull in the county.

Really? Wow. So this thing that you
and Scott are investigating is...

We're on to something big.
Let me do the talking, okay?

You're just here if things go south.

Laura Turner.

Officer Garland. Good to see you.

Either of you want a cup of joe?

No, we're good.

How's the clinic? It must be nice
helping out animals in need.

Oh, so funny that you
should mention animals.

We're actually here
about a dog adoption.

Heard you recently took in a pit bull.

Oh?

Who told you that?

It doesn't matter.
What matters is the dog.

Name's Nuke. Heard he's
pretty aggressive, troubled.

Yeah, we needed a guard dog
to protect the yard here.

Some folks don't like aggressive dogs,

but I've always had a soft spot for 'em.

Hmm.

Didn't see him on the way in.

'Cause he ran off. A few days ago.

Darndest thing.
Must've got under a fence.

I came in one morning, he was
gone. I couldn't believe it.

- I drove around, made some calls.
- Really? That's your story?

The dog just disappeared?

That's the truth. Dog ran off.

Is that some kind of
crime, Officer Grady?

I...

- No.
- Well then...

We done here?

- I would arrest him if I could.
- I know, Grady.

- Are you mad at me? You seem mad.
- I'm not mad.

I'm worried about Nuke
and all the other dogs.

We've gotta do something
before it's too late.

Yeah.

It'll be nice to get
on the water, right?

So the congressman loves
these blue cheese olives.

- Try one. I picked some up at a bout...
- Ooh!

- Here you go.
- All right.

Yeah. Oh, there's Missy and Carl.

- Hey, guys.
- Hey, Brooke.

You're gonna love them.

Are you okay? You've been kind of quiet.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I'm good.

Could you maybe smile a bit?
They're talking about a trip to Aspen.

Sorry, I, um... No, I'm just
thinking about Hooch.

Well, just... Let's get on the boat.
You'll forget all about him.

It's not just that I miss him.

I'm thinking maybe he
deserves a second chance.

Scott, come on. Hooch
had a billion chances.

And picture this:

US Marshal Scott Turner and
Attorney General Brooke Mailer.

Now, does that image have
a slobbery dog in it?

Yeah, I don't... I don't...
I don't know about that image.

I just...

I don't think I can do this right now.

What about the congressman?
I'm holding a basket of hors d'oeuvres.

- What am I supposed to tell everyone?
- I don't know.

I don't know, Brooke. I just...
I know that I gotta go see Hooch.

Are you really choosing your
dog over our future right now?

Oh, please. You... I've wanted a
future with you since I met you.

For years, I dreamt about all this.

I just... I don't think I
can do it without Hooch.

Scott Turner, if you walk
away right now, it's over.

We're over.

Well, then I guess we're over.

Have you lost your mind?

Nah, I lost my dog.
But I know where to find him.

Bye, Brooke. I'm... I'm sorry.

You're my forever dog. No matter what.

Good boy, Hooch. Good boy. I love you.

Orange County.

I just figured they would show up

because Scott's the one
who gave me the idea.

Yeah, well, Scott's a
little mixed up these days.

But this is...

- This is so nice.
- Yeah.

And look at Angel's hat.

She's a party animal.

So cute.

Ooh. Can I get one of
those sparkling waters?

Yeah, I'll grab you one.

- Thanks.
- You know about that, Angel, right?

- Thank you, Angel.
- Bubbles.

Hey. You coming? Erica
was just asking about you.

Yeah, I'll be there in a couple
of hours if it's still going.

A couple hours? Where are you?

I'm going to pick up Hooch.
Hey, can you do me a favor?

I'm already stuck at a social
event drinking sparkling water.

- Now I gotta do you a favor?
- I... No, it's just...

My dad was tracking these criminals

in fancy cars coming to my
hometown for dogfights, and...

Yeah, that case you took
to the chief? Scott.

I know. I know, I know.
It's probably nothing.

But I just spotted two
sports cars in Cypress Beach.

Can you run the plates for me?

Okay. Fine. Send them.

I'll call you back.
I'm at a party. Get here.

Thank you.

Dial that phone, and you're a dead man.

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