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PREVIOUSLY ON MAGNUM P.I.:

When Robin Masters offered me the job

as live-in security consultant
as a way to supplement

my P.I. business, I jumped at it.

- This is...
- Juliet Higgins.

Majordomo of the estate.

I oversee the property and
the people that work here.

So you're his boss.

That would require Magnum
to actually have a job.

Can you contact one
of your old MI6 buddies,

- run a background check?
- Magnum, I'm no longer MI6.

- Is that necklace really a spy camera?
- Touch it, I break your fingers.

That's Rick. If you want
something on the island,

- Rick is the man to see.
- Try it.

- I dare you.
- That's TC.

He runs the best helicopter
tour business in Hawaii.

Friends like those
come around once in a lifetime.

Up high. Oh.

You know what your problem is?

I'm terrible at golf?

Besides that.

Your club face is rotating open
on your backswing.

That's why you're slicing the ball.

She's right. She's always right.

And in case you're wondering,
this is Teuila Tuileta,

but we call her Kumu. It means "teacher."

When Robin Masters bought
this place, Kumu came with it.

Her family's been living
in this area since the 1700s.

Besides being my own personal golf pro,

she's the cultural curator of the estate.

Watch your pelvic tilt.

Big arch.

Big arch. Come on, let me
see that Kardashian butt.

Oh, oh, no. Less Kim, more Kendall.

Remember,

full shoulder turn.

Magnum!

Fore!

Uh-oh.

Have you lost your mind?

Oh, look at the time.
I got to brief the staff.

Aloha. Kumu, please stay.

She was just helping me
with my long game.

I can't help it if Mr. Magnum sucks.

I know you can be a little thick, Magnum,

but did you ever consider

maybe turning around and hitting the ball

in the opposite direction?

Oh, into the ocean so you can
have me arrested for polluting?

Forget about it.

- You know she would have done that.
- No question.

Are you aware there are
over 20 public golf courses

on this island?
Why don't you use one of them?

Hmm, she makes a good point.

Wait, whose side are you on?

The side that pays my salary:
Mr. Masters.

But since he's not here,
I got to back up my sister.

Girl power.

May I help you?

Yeah, Luther H. Gillis to see Magnum.

Yes.

Yes, he's right here.

Hey.

How you doing, Luther?

Thought you were in Saint Louis.

- I was.
- Vacation?

No. Skip trace.

Mm-hmm.

So...

I know why you're here,

and I just want to let you
know I'm a little light

- right now.
- Shh. Slow your roll.

Dude, I didn't come here

for your poker money that you owe me.

- No?
- No.

No. Came here to do you a solid.

Yeah. I got you a referral.

Thank you for that, but, I
mean, I'm the competition.

Why would you want to throw me a case?

First of all, you're not my competition.

Secondly, you do good work,

it could square you up.

Okay, so, what's the case?

Well, I'm a little sketchy on the deets.

Client's name is Neil Crawford.

- Nice shot.
- He left a message

on my service asking me to meet him

over at Kings Medical today.

- This guy doctor or patient?
- Oh, dude, I don't know.

I mean, some dude looking
for background information

on his fiancée. I call it a pre-prenup.

Is that even a thing?

It is if the check clears, homey.

Actually, you wouldn't know,

'cause you don't have money. Anyway,

I'll let him know you're coming.

Don't embarrass me.

And, um, also, it would
behoove you to work slowly.

Maybe milk three or four days.

Capisce? Yes.

Oh, I forgot.

Um, 60% off the top goes to me,

so that should clear your poker debt.

Great. Uh, 40% plus expenses.

Wow, you are so funny.

Expenses come out of your end.

Later, player.

Okay,

I have to admit, that was a smooth move,

Luther handing me a case

to make sure I paid my poker debt.

I just hope there's enough left over

after this job to fill up the Ferrari.

Mr. Magnum? Neil Crawford.

This is, uh...

Tara, my fiancée.

Uh, can I ask what happened?

I don't remember much.
It was a hit and run.

HPD have any leads?

No, but they're investigating.

You're probably wondering why
I want to hire a P.I. right now.

Figured you want somebody outside of HPD

looking for whoever hit you.

Uh, yeah, no, this is...

about something else. Uh...

After the accident,

the hospital started running
all these tests,

one of which was a CAT scan,
and it revealed something...

odd.

Apparently,

Tara had extensive reconstructive surgery

on her face.

According to the doctor,
there's no sign of any

physical trauma to warrant it.

And we're talking multiple operations.

And you had no idea?

We've been together a couple years now,

and she never said a thing.

She must have had her reasons.

Yeah, well, whatever they are,

I'd like to know why
she changed her face,

and I'm hoping
that you can find out for me.

You could wait for her to wake up.

Ask her.

Yeah, I could do that,
but then I'd spend the rest

of my life questioning whether
or not she told me the truth,

and I don't want to feel
like I can't trust her.

I hear you. Walk away.

This woman's got a secret
she doesn't want

her fiancé to know about, but I know

what it's like loving someone
you can't trust.

And believe me, that's a feeling

that you don't want to experience.

Mr. Crawford...

you got yourself a private investigator.

Thank you.

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Most guys in my profession will tell you:

never take a case
that hits too close to home.

Messes with your judgment.

But if I turned my back on every case

that involved the betrayal
of a significant other,

I'd have no career.

Thomas Magnum.

Sorry, do we know each other?

Detective Katsumoto, HPD.

Detective Tanaka's mentioned you
a few times.

Oh, yeah, Detective Tanaka.

We got this kind of,
like, mutual man crush

going on, so I'm sure
it was all very positive.

I heard he got promoted
to head of detectives, right?

- How's that going?
- Honestly?

I think he's glad not to be
running into you anymore.

Well, you tell him I said aloha.

- Yeah, I better not.
- Yeah, that's probably a good idea.

Hey, are you, uh, handling
the hit and run?

That's right. How do you know about that?

I'm doing something for the fiancé,

but unrelated.

Make sure it stays that way.

Copy that.

Yeah, I'm thinking
the same thing you are.

Detective Katsumoto seems
like a real ray of sunshine.

I'm sure we're gonna be great friends.

Speaking of friends, I asked Rick

to help me find someone who could show me

what Tara used to look like.

For anyone else,
that might be a tall order,

but Rick always seems to know a guy.

Akela, Magnum.

Magnum, Akela. This guy is the best

med lab tech on the island.
How you doing?

Yeah, so, uh, what do you got for me?

Everything you asked for.
I got the, uh, CAT scans

and some photographs.

Let's see here.

Huh.

So, you want me

to reverse-engineer
a forensic facial reconstruction

based on this woman's
maxillofacial procedures, yeah?

I have no idea what that means.

Can you just show me

what Tara would have looked
like before her surgery?

That's what I said.

Technically, you said it in nerd speak,

which Magnum doesn't understand.

And you do?

I'm fluent in nerd.

So...

I do this for you,

I get a free helicopter tour

- of the island?
- That's the deal.

Sweet.

Uh, yeah. Give me a couple hours.

I'll see what I can do.

Tell me you cleared this with TC, right?

Of course.

Promise me you'll leave me out of this.

Magnum, why are you in the study?

Don't mind me. I'll just be a minute.

Problem is I do mind

because you're using my computer.

It's like watching a chimpanzee
trying to operate a typewriter.

What are you doing? Scratch that.

What are you trying to do?

Running a background check
on the fiancée of a new client.

- When's the wedding?
- Soon as she wakes up.

She's in a coma.

She was involved in a hit and run.

- That's awful.
- Yeah.

Oh, for God's sake. Out of the way.

First off,

this database
that you're using is archaic.

- You're not gonna find
much of anything with this.

She's right. To do
a really deep background check

actually requires
some next-level software,

like the kind used
by intelligence agencies.

Of course, someone like me can't
get access to something like that.

But an ex-spy like Higgins?

That's a different story.

Magnum, why are you smiling?

I'm not smiling.

Why do I get the distinct impression
that you are toying with me?

I'm afraid you'd be wrong.

Okay, she's not wrong.

I was slow-typing on purpose
to get her to take over.

But before you go judging,
you should know

that while it might seem like
Higgins is put out by this,

I think she secretly misses
this kind of work.

Magnum, are you sure you're using the
correct name of your coma patient?

Yeah.

- And how old did you say she was?
- I didn't.

34, though. Why?

Um...

oh, just take a look for yourself.

It seems your client's fiancée

is using someone else's identity.

Does't make any sense. Why would Tara

- want to become someone else?
- I don't know.

But if we can find out who she was,

then, you know, we might be able
to get some answers.

Actually, this is where
you might be able to help.

You see, people can change their name,

they can change the way they look,

but they can't change
who they are inside.

Are there any details about Tara
that you might be able to share?

Likes, uh, interests.

That kind of stuff can really help.

Uh, I don't know where to start.

I mean, she's... she reads
a lot. She's funny.

She's r... she's really funny.

How did you two meet?

I picked her up.

Literally. I was an Uber driver,

and she, uh...

Well, Tara, she volunteers
at the Bishop Museum.

She needed a ride.
She doesn't drive, so...

- At all?
- No.

I mean, she doesn't need to.
She works from home.

But, uh, truth is,

she's-she's terrified
of getting behind the wheel.

I tried to teach her once,

and she just took out a parking meter.

So that was the end of that, but...

Is there anything about Tara physically

that can help identify her?

Oh, she has a scar
where she had a tattoo removed.

It's right there.

- Can I take a picture?
- Yeah.

Which one of these do you think
you might want to remove?

Um...

All of 'em?

I'm just here for emotional support.

I'm gonna need you to disrobe.

And I'm out.

Uh, I'm sure you look great
au naturel, but, uh,

I feel like this is gonna take a while,

so I'm gonna wait in the lobby.

Yeah, I know what you're thinking.

Using a friend to distract a doctor

and sneak a look at some files
is kind of shady.

But before you judge, remember
this, looking at old photos

of tattoos to help I.D. someone
isn't exactly violating

doctor-patient confidentiality.

Also, I have a client
in desperate need of answers.

If you have to judge, trust me,

I've done a lot worse.

Okay, I got a hit on your tattoo.

It's linked to an open case.

Robbery-homicide. Unsolved.

- Robbery-homicide?
- Yeah,

late-night smash and grab at a
jewelry store three years ago.

I'm gonna need the whole case file.

That's still an open investigation.

I can get you a hard copy,
but I just got to figure out

a way to justify the request.

Well, how about just the basics for now?

Yeah, here we go.

Vic was an employee. Shot and killed.

Homeless guy in the
alley behind the store

reported seeing the same ink on the hand

of the masked suspect fleeing the scene.

This mean something to you?

Yeah.

Means my client's fiancée
might be a killer.

It was my fault.

We were closed for the day,

and I... I asked my son
to go back to the store

because I'd forgotten my sunglasses.

Casey must have stumbled
into the robbery.

Bullet entered his heart, and...

he was... he was dead
before he hit the floor,

- my son.
- Easy, Sam.

Hey, I'm-I'm sorry to make
you guys relive all this.

I just have a couple more questions.

This was made by an expert in
forensic facial reconstruction.

Does she look familiar?

No, not to me.

I don't think so.

Why? Do you think she's involved?

I don't know, to be honest.
Right now, she's in a coma.

And, hopefully, when she wakes up,

we might be able to get some answers.

Hey, look, I don't want
to get your hopes up,

but if-if I find anything out,
I will let you know.

Thank you, Mr. Magnum.

Sometimes you get lucky,

and the clues start falling into place

and the case basically solves itself.

Not this one.

It seems like every answer
leads to more questions.

Like, if Tara was behind what happened,

wouldn't it have been easier
for her to just skip town?

Instead, she went
through the trouble and expense

of changing her face, which makes me ask,

what was she sticking around for?

♪ I'm a midnight mover.

I think I know what this is about.

Thomas, this is getting ridiculous.

Look, I told you before,

I can't be paying off your favors
with free helicopter rides.

Look, I love you, man,

but I'm trying to run a business here.

It's the last time. You hear me?

Last time.

_

How'd it go at the cultural center?

Very well.

I told the board members you
volunteered to do cultural tours

of the estate when I'm not available.

You didn't.

Of course not.

You think I'd do that to our guests?

That for Magnum?

Um...

You're helping him, aren't you?

Absolutely not.

Would it be so bad if you were?

You're smiling again.

I'm just... I'm happy you called.

I should have done this over the phone.

No, I'm serious. Whatever it is,

it's probably important
for you to leave your post.

A post is a place
at which a soldier is stationed.

I, on the other hand, am the majordomo

of one of the largest estates
on the island.

Yet you're here,

with information
that might help me with my case.

Which is what I'm thankful for.

And which is why I'm smiling.

But, you know,
if it makes you feel any better,

I could... I don't know...
listen and frown.

Oh, why, thank you for your appreciation.

You can keep the frown.

So what do you got?

Okay, so after you left,
it occurred to me

that Tara would most likely
have gone to a plastic surgeon

- with questionable morals.
- Agreed.

Cross-referencing plastic surgeons

with legal, financial
and ethical problems, I think

I came up with someone who
could've done the procedures.

Problem is,

he passed away last year.

Okay, so, basically, you have nothing.

It turns out the FBI froze his files.

- Yeah.
- Maybe somewhere in those files

is Tara's real identity.

Yeah, sure, I could do that.

You know, wait a few weeks for the FBI

to release documents to a civilian.

And maybe, just maybe,
if I'm really lucky,

there might be some lead
inside there worth pursuing.

Or I could just go inside this building

right here, where she volunteered.

Because outside of her fiancé,
the people inside there

are probably the ones
who know her the best.

Fine.

I've never seen this woman before.

Are you sure? She told her
fiancé she volunteers here

three times a week.

I'm sorry. She doesn't.

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

Shall we call the FBI now?

Yeah, Tara not only lied
about her past life,

she's lied about her current one, too.

So I have an appointment with
an FBI field officer tomorrow.

You're welcome.

It's customary to say "thank you" first.

You're not one to stand on ceremony,
so better safe than sorry.

Can I ask you a question?

By all means.

What are you doing here?

I mean, really. What are you doing?

Pity, Magnum. Watching
you fumbling around

in Mr. Masters' office,
I couldn't help but feel

for the poor man who hired you.

- You just can't do it, can you?
- Do what?

Just be a normal human being and say,

"Hey, Magnum, I wanted to help."

Oh. Whoa.

Whoa!

Used to play soccer?

From kindergarten to Cambridge.

But it's called "football,"
if you don't mind me saying.

- I mind, actually.
- Daft retort.

I-I think that was an insult, right?

- Very much so, yeah.
- Okay, well, good to know.

- I'll see you around.
- Wait, Magnum, I need a ride.

Didn't you take an Uber here?

Okay, an automobile
depreciates with every mile

and consumes an exorbitant
amount of costly fuel.

Plus, I, unlike some people,
don't take advantage

of Mr. Masters' goodwill constantly.

Right. Okay, so I'll drop you

at Robin's Nest, but I have
to make a stop first.

When you asked to make a stop,

I didn't think that stop

would involve committing a felony.

Oh, come on. Don't act like
you've never done this before.

Oh, I have.

For you.

And I got shot for the trouble,
if you remember.

Down and twist.

I know what I'm doing. Just...

let me concentrate.

What are you looking for?

The spot.

The spot?

Yeah. Everybody's got one.

Place where they hide stuff, you know?

Personal stuff. Important stuff.

- Tara's got to have one.
- I don't have a spot.

Come on. You're telling me you don't have

a go bag stashed somewhere?

You think Tara's spot
is in her refrigerator?

No.

Just hungry.

Tara's got a central vacuum system.

Oh, your powers of observation
are quite remarkable.

No, it's not that.

Why have one of these...

...if she's got central vac?

Admit it.

Pretty good private investigator.

You have had your moments.

They're all birthday cards
to a girl named Harper.

Got the...

eighth, ninth, tenth,

unsealed, still in the
envelope, no address, unsent.

"So great with your friends

and so fearless on the playground."

"The way you show respect to your
teachers says a lot about you."

These are very detailed observations.

Teachers, playground...

Tara was definitely
keeping an eye on this girl.

That's why she came here every day.

It's the perfect vantage point
to watch a kid at recess.

Uh, Magnum, you're not thinking

of impersonating a
police officer, are you?

Relax. It's not real.

You do know what
"impersonating" means, right?

Harper, this is Detective Thomas Magnum

- and Dr. Higgins.
- Hi.

They need to ask you a few questions.

Is that okay?

But before we get into that,

can I just say that I love your top.

Thanks. My grandma gave it to me.

Oh, she's got great taste.

So, Harper, I have a question,

and it's a pretty easy one.

I've got some photographs
I want you to look at.

They're computer-generated, okay?

Do you know who this is?

It kind of looks like... my mom.

Giving a client bad news is never easy.

Unfortunately, it's something
I have to do a lot.

I had Neil meet me at Rick's
because, well, let's face it,

if your fiancée lied to you
about pretty much everything,

you'd probably want a drink after.

Her real name's Emily?

Emily Layton.

She's got a kid?

Yeah, a girl named Harper.

Apparently, the father was never
really involved in her life.

From what I can gather from
the school administrator,

Emily was a great mom,

but after the incident
at the jewelry store,

she just... disappeared.

Grandmother's been watching
Harper ever since.

I know this is tough.

Just... uh, try to keep an open mind.

Open mind?

You just told me the woman
I love might be a murderer.

We don't know that, though.

Someone who would go
to such extreme lengths

to see her daughter

doesn't strike me as
the same kind of person

who would shoot someone in cold blood.

Th-there's... there's more to this case,

and I-I will find the truth.

No, I, um, just...

I don't want to know any more, so, uh...

Thank you...

for everything.

What are you gonna do now?

I don't know.

I mean, I still love her, but even if

she didn't kill that guy,
she still deceived me about...

everything else, so...

I'm not sure I can get past that.

Yeah, I've seen that look before.

The gut-wrenching pain of a truth

that changes your life forever.

That's the look I've seen in the mirror.

Thomas, your buddy Benny from HPD

dropped that off for you.

Is that the jewelry store case?

Yep. Entire case file.

Not that it matters anymore,
'cause according to my client,

I did my job.

- It wasn't your fault, you know.
- I know.

I'm talking about Hannah,
not your client.

You, uh...

You know, I started here as a bartender.

I read a lot of faces;
I heard a lot of stories.

And let me tell you something.
I know you.

And I know that look.

- I have a look?
- Yeah.

A man who feels betrayed
by the woman he's gonna marry.

Sound familiar?

You got the look of a guy
who identifies with your client.

But here's what's different:
Hannah didn't just betray you.

She hurt all of us.

And I'm gonna keep telling
you this until you believe it.

TC and I, we never blamed you for it.

Thanks.

What's this?

Nice. Should cover your tab.

- What are you doing?
- I need that.

So do I. You're three months behind.

Tell you what, though,
I'll buy you a beer.

That way, you don't feel like
all this work was for nothing.

Here you go.

What is it?

The sole witness who saw
Tara fleeing the scene

said she went into another alleyway,

then reported a car driving off.

So she drove off in a car, so what?

So, Tara... Emily... she doesn't drive.

She doesn't even know how.

I think there was another person
involved in this crime.

Sh-She had a partner.

Hello, Harper.

Dr. Higgins?

That's right, and Detective Magnum.

Is your grandmother here?

Nana.

You're going to sweep
the chimney for this.

Uh, can I help you?

Hi. Yeah, I was wondering

if we can talk to you for a minute.

It's about Emily.

I want to see her.

Harper will want to see her.

I understand, but she made
the decision to disappear.

Not just for her safety,
but for the two of you.

She couldn't kill anybody.

I believe you.

Which is why I want to find out

who was with her at
the jewelry store that night.

Do you have any idea who that could be?

Before she left, she...
she had this boyfriend

who had her completely spun around.

I never met him, but I could
tell Emily was afraid of him.

Three years ago,

she came to me, wanted to borrow money.

She finally admitted it was for him.

I refused, and...

That was the last time we spoke.

Can you tell us anything
about this boyfriend?

I couldn't even tell you his name.

He never came to the house.

Did Emily leave, um, a cell phone behind

or anything that might help identify him?

I never came across one.

But her room is just as she left it.

You're welcome to go look around.

Where did Emily get this?

Her boyfriend.

He gave it to her after one
of their fights.

I heard Emily accuse him of
stealing it from his work.

What is it?

Stay here, okay? Don't leave.

Magnum, what's going on?

Okay, I'm gonna take
a fairly educated guess here

and say that Val from the jewelry store

was Tara's mystery boyfriend,

and that the two of them
pulled the robbery together.

But if I'm right,
that also means I've got

a pretty big problem,
because I inadvertently told

Tara's accomplice that the one
person who could implicate him

is laying in a hospital bed
like a sitting duck.

Katsumoto.

Hey, it's Thomas Magnum.

Whatever you do, just don't
hang up. It's important.

Where are you?

I'm on my way to the hospital.

She's up.

What do you mean, "up"?

Tara, she's out of her coma.

I'm going over to let her
and her fiancé know

we found the driver that hit them.

Magnum.

Uh, yeah, listen, get to her room

and stay there, okay? Do not leave.

What's going on?

I think Tara might be in danger.

I'll explain when I get there.

Thomas, you can't just sit in
traffic like everybody else?

Save it for the air.
Got to get to the hospital now.

Katsumoto.

All right, you want to tell me
exactly what's going on?

And what are you doing snooping
around an unsolved homicide?

- Where's Tara?
- She's gone.

Unidentified male, early 30s, came in,

dropped him, and took her at gunpoint.

Happened right before I got here.

Any idea where he's taking her?

Get in, get in.

Hurry up.

Get in there.

Mom.

Emily.

I'm so sorry.

Oh, no. No, it's okay.

Okay, that's enough. That's enough.

- I want the stuff. Where is it?
- Val, please.

Emily, who is this?

I'm the guy that she stabbed in the back.

Just calm down.

You said it was here. Now show me.

Show him? Show him what?

Emily, what is he talking about?

The jewelry that we stole! Your daughter,

she hid it.

Mom, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

She hid it, and I want it back.

No games. Just give it
to me, and I'll be gone.

Harper, come here, sweetie.

Okay. I don't want you to worry,
but I want you to do me a favor.

Do you know the people
who live next door?

Yes.

Okay, I want you to go to them
and tell them that someone is

in the house and to
call the police, okay?

Where is it? Show it to me now!

It's under there, third step.

Third step?

Yeah.

Magnum, it's me.

All right, keep this line open.

I know where they are.

Okay, um... get a hammer.

You, get a hammer.

Go get a hammer!

Please don't hurt her!

Is that what you think, huh?

What, that I'm a monster
that you need to hide from?

I left because I was scared of you.

You forced me to do something
I didn't want to do,

and then you killed someone.

I told you that I panicked.

Casey wasn't even supposed to be there.

What's going on here?

Who the...? Who the hell are you?

I'm the nanny.

The nanny?

- Where's the kid?
- She's at swim class.

- You're lying.
- I'm not. I swear to you.

We can be there in less than

ten minutes,
but if I call in the cavalry,

it's gonna spook him.

Looks like it's gonna be you and me.

I need to go pick her up.

- If I don't, she'll be scared.
- No!

Stay right there, okay? Don't move.

Y-you stay, you don't move

What is taking so long?!

Bring me the hammer!

No, no, no, don't give it
to her. Give it to her.

You-you take the hammer. Come on.

You, pry up the floor.

Oh, that's it right here.

Pry up the step. Let's go.

Let's go. This one.
One, two, three. Hurry up.

Come on! Come on!

I'm trying.

Is it there?

Okay, okay.

Give it here. Give it here.

Back away. Back away.

It's all there,

every piece.

I was hoping to return it someday.

Figured you'd get tired
of pretending to be

a loyal employee and move on.

But you got away with
murder, and that job

made you an unlikely suspect, didn't it?

You got what you wanted.

Now why don't you just go?

You're coming with me.

No! No!

- Please... Val.
- Get... Come here.

- Please.
- Come on. Back up.

- No. No.
- Come on! Come on.

You're coming with me.

HPD! Drop your weapon!

Back off! It's over. Let her go!

- Listen, please, okay?
- HPD! Open the door!

- You don't need to take her.
- You shut up.

- HPD! Open up.
- Just go out the back.

Calm down, okay? All right?

Look, don't do this.

You do not need to do this.

Okay, she has a daughter.

Okay? Calm down.

Come on.

- Go! Go! Go! Go!
- Mom!

Kitty, hurry.

Go.

Where's Magnum?

Oh, my.

Magnum?

Magnum?

Yeah.

I got him.

Watch your head.

Gonna see your mom. Okay?

What's gonna happen to her?

Once she's cleared medically, I'm gonna

have to bring her in and charge her.

But given everything...
including the fact

that Tara's participation
in the robbery was coerced...

prosecuting attorney might
be agreeable to a deal.

I guess when you love someone that much,

you can forgive them for betraying you.

Yeah? Not everyone can.

You know, Tanaka was right about you.

How's that?

He said you could be a pain in the ass,

but good at your job.

Think that was a compliment?

We'll see.

Come on.

Admit it.

You miss the action.

Nah. This is the bit
I miss... the reward.

Ah. Come to Papa...

Where's the rest?

You said 60%, right?

This barely covers half
of what you owe me.

Case wrapped up pretty quick.

How quick?

- Day.
- A day?!

You closed this case in a day?!

I can't help it if I'm good.

Good? You're a moron, Magnum!

I told you to slow-walk this thing.

Snail the investigation, milk it.

That's how you pad the bill.

I don't like taking advantage of people.

Then don't be a private dick, then!

No wonder why you need to
mooch off of this Masters guy.

I do not mooch, okay?

Is any of this stuff yours?

No.

Then you're a moocher!

Look, look, I'm sorry, okay?

I'll make it up to you
next time. I promise.

If there's a next time.

See you at poker.

Bring cash!

Higgins, I-I'm sorry. I... I'm trying.

I just can't get rid of this slice.

If you would.

Thank you.

You keep slicing

because you're looking up
to see where the ball is going.

Mm. That's it, huh?

That's your little pearl of wisdom?

Mm-hmm. Keep your head down
on the follow-through.

Like so.

Huh. I didn't know you played.

Royal Worlington & Newmarket
Golf Club junior champion

two years in a row.

Who knew?

- Apparently not you.
- No.

- Good day.
- Head down

on the follow-through.

Head down on the follow-through.

Down on the follow-through.

Magnum!

Sorry!