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Line of sight on the West gate.
Line of sight on the hanger.

Affirmative, all clear.

- Anybody sweep the plane?
- Last night.

Sweep it again just to be safe.

- Mr. Krauss, stay in the car, sir.
- Get back in the car, sir.

We cannot protect you
if you're not in the car.

Tony, look that's Crete.

That's in Greece. That should be us.

Yeah.

Look at that sand.

I'll take you to Coney Island.

- All the sand you can eat.
- Shut up.

You think you're funny?
You're not funny. Byron, kill him.

- Byron.
- Where are your little scissors?

This is a puncher.

This is better than cutting. See?

This keeps the end intact
and you get a nice solid draw.

"With love, TJ."

That's so sweet.

It was a gift.

Back when the kid wanted me to be happy.

My God, look at that.

- I want to go.
- Listen.

I'm blocking that channel.

This is a dangerous channel.

Go ahead, honey...

you can block it.

Block it all you want.

But you can't block this.

"Happy birthday, Baby.

This coupon is good for one vacation,

anywhere, anytime."

Good, you didn't lose it.

I know what you were thinking.

"It's her birthday,
I'll make her a little coupon.

It's not cost me a thing.
She'll forget about it."

No, no, no, no...

Listen, I'm good for it.
My word is my bond.

- Do you smell smoke?
- No. Easy, easy...

Holster that weapon, Son.

In the house, Dad?
We talked about this.

I'm sorry.

I know. Okay, I'm put ing it out.

I'm putting it out. Look.

Nobody's smoking, except Debbie.

TJ, I want you to arrest your father
for breach of contract.

- You had it notarized?
- I insisted.

Debbie Paddock, I am impressed.

You've been dating for four months,
you've already got his number.

I'm a veteran. Twice divorced.

- I know when a man is full of crap.
- Wait a minute.

Sweetheart, we can't drop everything
and take off. What about you store?

It's a salon. That's why I have a partner.

Janice can handle it.

So where are we going,
Mister "My word is my bond?"

The Circle Line?

The Best of Both Worlds.
You get to stay in New York,

but you're on a ship.

- That's not a real cruise.
- You don't want a real cruise.

Wendel Kirk took his wife
on one last year.

It didn't get stuck anywhere.
Nobody got sick.

- So?
- So, he had nobody to sue.

He was out four grand.

You know, I'm glad I realized it now,
before it's too late.

- You'll say anything, Tony.
- Come on.

They're just words.
You don't mean any of it.

Lieutenant Caruso. Is your father home?

I thought you had a star witness.
What happened to Enrico Krauss?

We had an arrangement with Mr. Krauss,

but he decided to pull out
at the last minute.

I guess he's smarter than he looks.
He'd almost have to be.

Here's our situation.

We have Remy DeRosa in custody.

He's the biggest narcotics dealer
in the state. Trial starts in 10 days,

And you just lost your witness,
so you need my father to testify.

Yes, sir. Without Mr. Krauss, your father
is the only chance we have.

Tony, when you were Upstate,
he was your cellmate for three years.

- You must have talked to him.
- Your testimony could put him away.

Listen guys, I've got to stop you.
I'm not your guy.

I did seven years upstate...
without rolling over on anybody.

I'm not a rat. That's my line in the sand.

Or...

Just thinking out loud here. Don't laugh.
...you could do the right thing.

Son, where I come from,
this is the right thing.

I'm sorry. Guys...

find somebody else to sit
in your little log cabin safe house

out in the middle of nowhere.

Well, we appreciate your time.

- Lieutenant. Ms. Paddock.
- Good luck, guys.

For the record... not that it matters,

but the safe house is not a cabin
in the woods.

It's a penthouse suite
at the Four Seasons.

The Four Seasons?

Yeah, ma'am...

We've actually fortified the entire floor.

We use it for visiting dignitaries.

It's where the President stays
when he's in town.

This is all one suite?

For thousand square feet.

Wet bar, Spa, massages...
24-hour room service.

Penthouse suite until the trial?

Yes, sir, until the trial is over.

So we're talking two weeks.

You know, on the other hand,

I have an obligation...

an obligation to society,
to the children...

to the children of society.

Is that a yes?

Yeah, I'm in, I'll do it.

Is there a pool?

Ma'am, I'm sorry,

but I'm afraid the offer
only extends to Mr. Caruso.

And his immediate family.

My immediate family?

We are gathered here today
to celebrate the very special love

between Tony Caruso
and Debbie Prescott.

- Paddock.
- Paddock. Even better.

Marriage is a commitment
not to be taken lightly.

It is the highest form of love
between two people.

Big Tony, Debbie...

May each day and night
of your lives be a new beginning.

May you grow and nurture a love
that makes both of you better people.

Who has the ring?

Son.

That's me.

What are you doing?

- Where'd you get this?
- Son. Please, not now.

- "To my darling Fiona?"
- Look, it's not hot.

- I bought it used.
- From who?

What do you mean from who?
From a guy.

- What guy?
- You don't know him.

Who's the guy?

Maury Plankton, okay?

- Maury Plankton's dead.
- Maury Plankton is not dead.

They found him in a trunk in Elmhurst.

- That's his brother, Murray.
- He didn't have one.

He had a brother.
Murray was in the trunk.

Maury is married to Stevie K's sister.

Hard to say which one is better off.

Are we good?

Where'd you get that tux?

Would you sit down?

By the power vested in me
by UniversalTabernacle.com,

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

I always cry at weddings.

- You're not crying.
- Exactly.

This is more like a seminar on tax fraud
with an open bar.

He's testifying against DeRosa,

- That's the important thing.
- Hey, what's happening?

How are you kids doing?
Having fun?

I don't know what to say, Dad.

How about, "Congratulations?"

No, that's not it.

- You always said I should get remarried.
- I was talking about a real marriage.

This is real. It's real enough.

- Real for two weeks.
- And then what?

We get it annulled.

No harm, no foul.

I know, I feel a little guilty.

But in a lot of ways,
it makes so much more sense

than my last two marriages.

Tony?

- It's two o'clock.
- Alright.

What do you say, sweetheart.
It's honeymoon time.

- Hey Gordy, these paid for, right?
- All yours.

- Sweetheart. Here you go, babe.
- There you go. Go ahead. Let's do it.

Son... Love you.

- Alright, Dad.
- Okay, pal.

Cora, take care.

Hey everybody, thanks for coming.

- It's for a good cause.
- Yeah.

Keep going.

What? This is the threshold.

That's it. Come on.

Oh my gosh!

We had your luggage brought up
this morning. That's the master bedroom...

bathroom, another bathroom,
and your breakfast nook.

- What do you think?
- Well, if it's the best you could do...

Agent Hodges and I will be
in the third bedroom down the hall.

Special Agent Keith,
Special Agent Reinhardt.

- They'll be in the CP just below us.
- "CP?"

Command Post It's a 15 agent detail.

Three teams of five,
working eight hour shifts.

From this point on,
there'll be no outside communication.

I will need your cellphones.

- We can't call anyone?
- No ma'am. That's non-negotiable.

But we're happy to forward any messages
or letters to your family.

As I said...
You're safer than the President.

We're 12 stories taller
than any building on the block.

The FAA is banning any flights
within a one mile radius.

I'm afraid to sit down.

- Is that real gold?
- Yes, ma'am.

Actually, 24 carat gold thread.

We're going to need another suitcase.

The skylight in the bedroom
has been sealed

with alloy bars and intrusion alarms...
Doors and the floor have been replaced.

The new ones are bulletproof
and blast-proof.

This is Maria Starkey.

- She'll be your housekeeper.
- Hi.

- Hello.
- Hello, Maria.

Maria, I love that name.

That was my father's name.
Wait, I have something for you, Maria.

Hang on one second.

Miss Starkey has been thoroughly vetted.

She's one of five hotel employees
who will have access to the floor.

A Jacuzzi.

How do you turn it on?

There's a control panel
right by the faucet, there.

As I was saying,

we have our own generator
and backup generator.

In addition, we have agents
in the kitchen...

Any bubble bath?

You know, ma'am,
I think it makes its own bubbles.

You know, my wife loves her bubbles.

Maria, why don't we pick up
some bubble bath for Mrs. Caruso.

And also, Maria, please,
some food for my dog Byron.

Nutro-bits.

Nutro-bits for Byron...

And you know what? I forgot my cigars.

Montecristos, por favor.

There's no smoking in the hotel.
I'm sorry.

You know, Greg I tell you what,
I'm going to make you a little deal.

I'm going to smoke a stogie or two,
and in exchange,

you and your posse get to slam the door

on the biggest narcotics dealer
in the city's history.

What do you say?

And a box of Montecristos for Mr. Caruso.

While we're on the subject,
the US Attorney sent these over.

Notes for your testimony.
She wants you to start reviewing it.

Sure, I will. I'll get to them.

She's highlighted the questions
you must look at.

Just put them down. I'll get to it.
Sweetheart, what channel's that game on?

The Jets are playing the Steelers.

There it is.

Drop in for the holidays.

Throw the ball.

Don't hold on to it.
Man, you stand there like you're stuck.

I wonder how the newlyweds are doing.

I'll tell you this, Gordon,
you gave them a hell of a send-off.

If I get married again,
I'm doing it right here.

How many times you been married, Burl?

Depends on how you count it.

I've been married three times,

but number one and number three
were the same woman.

Who was number two?

Our marriage counselor.

They're going for it.

Let's do this.

- Are you Sergeant Loomis?
- You got him.

You work for Tony Caruso's son?
That's right.

I'm Stork. They call me Stork.

What the hell was that?

They haven't converted all night.

I worked for Remy DeRosa.
I know how they're going to get Big Tony.

I know the plan.
They have somebody inside.

Where's the flag?

Call me tomorrow.

- Don't wait too long.
- Sure, kid. Thanks, I'll call you.

What?

That ball hit the ground, man.

Come on.

Where's the flag?

Just can't catch a break tonight,
can they?

They can't catch a football,

that's for damn sure.

Another beer?

Why not?

Is that new?

It's been in my desk.
I have mixed feelings about it.

- You're proud of him.
- I feel something.

It might be pride.

Listen, I think we have a problem.
I have a friend at Homeland Security.

- What's her name?
- It's a he.

- Brian Lemon.
- Brian.

Yeah, I remember him.

Motorcycle.

Yeah. He's saying your dad might be

in more danger
than the feds are letting on.

DeRosa has been known
to pay a hundred grand,

sometimes 200, to have witnesses killed.

Guess how much he's offering
for your father?

Half a million?

Nothing. Zero.

He had a contract,
but he cancelled it yesterday.

That means he's confident.
He doesn't need the extra help.

- Word is, he's got someone on the inside.
- Inside what? The hotel?

Brian doesn't know.
I'm seeing him again tonight.

Maybe he's got an update.

Tonight.

Great.

Good work.

Thank him for me.
Glad you're seeing him tonight.

Wear a helmet.

Cora?

I overheard you and TJ.
DeRosa might have an inside man?

It's possible.

- What are you looking for?
- A dollar.

- Here.
- Not that dollar.

Give me a kiss.

How's life, Mrs. C?

Pretty sweet, Mr. C.

We can't be in here all day.
I'm getting all wrinkled.

Did you say all wrinkled
or more wrinkled?

- What's the difference?
- What do you mean?

There's a big difference,
you little nut.

Am I a man of my word or not?

How could I have ever doubted you?

- Can I say something?
- Sure.

You always said
snitching is the lowest thing,

that a person can do.

- Absolutely.
- Yet here you are...

ratting out on your friend,

DeRosa.

I don't understand.

Come here.

I'm no rat. I'm going to plead the Fifth.

- The Fifth?
- Yeah, the Fifth Amendment.

My Constitutional right.

I don't have to say anything.

You're really not testifying?

What are we doing here?

Sweetheart, baby, lover...
we're on vacation.

Let's drink to that.

Salute.

You shaved your beard.

The lawyer insisted.

Where are we on Caruso?

The feds have him all tucked in.
They think he's unreachable.

I didn't ask you where the feds are.

Where we we?

Everything's in place.
He'll be dead by tomorrow.

- You're not going to finish?
- No.

Why'd you order two lunches?
That's an $80 steak.

What do you care?
You're not paying for it.

I am paying for it.

You know those taxpayers you always
make fun of, "the chumps"? That is me.

You try running a business in this city.

I have.

I'm talking about legitimate business.

They take 50 cents on every dollar.

And if you had a job,
you would understand.

What are you doing?

I'm thanking you for my steak.

You beautiful little chump, you.

What are you doing?

Again?

This is not possible.

Why? I had half a steak.

I'm good to go.

After you. Oh, baby.

Young? Old?

Young. Mid 20's.

Thin? Heavy?

Was he clean shaven?

I don't know. I don't remember.
I was distracted.

- I had money on the game.
- How much money?

- Ten bucks.
- Ten bucks?

That's all it takes for you
to ignore an informant

- trying to feed you vital information?
- It wasn't my finest hour, I admit it.

We have to call TJ.

Not yet.

A screw up like this,
they'll pull my pension for sure.

Let's give it a few hours. We'll find it.

We'll find the dollar, we'll call the kid.

This never happened.

It's not here.

Is that all there was?

There was more.

A customer cleaned me out
just before closing.

- Who was he?
- No idea.

I didn't know him.

He gave me two 20s,
I counted out 40 bills.

There's only one reason
a man needs 40 singles at 2 a.m.

How many strip clubs are
within a 10 mile radius?

- Nine.
- Eight.

Carlisle's closed.

Eight strip clubs?
It's going to take us all day.

Hold on. What did this guy look like?

Skinny...

ponytail with a silver earring.

That's Buzzy Mayberry.

Where are we going?

The Juggery.

How's it going?

I think the honeymoon might be over.

After one day?

What can I tell you? Love fades.

Get your feet off the table, please.

What is that fishing?

Not only fishing, they're hunting too.

We're supposed to be doing
this puzzle together.

We are doing it together.
I did that piece.

You forced them together.
I know how they feel.

Look at that.

Look who's here. Son of mine.

What do you say?
What are you doing here?

Just checking in.

How are you two doing?

You know, marriage is tough.

It's hard work. I've got to tell you.

It's good to see you.

You are not smoking that in here.

I think that's why married men
live longer.

Or does it just seem longer?

Did you see this?

Think how proud mom would have been.
She would have never believed it.

That's true.
She'd have never believed this.

- Here.
- No, keep it.

I bought the whole newsstand.

Tony, we have to work
on your testimony.

- Hasn't been doing his homework.
- I'll get to it. I will.

I think Byron has to go.

It's my turn.

I'll take him.

Gingerly.

I'll join you..

So, take a look at the...

Give me a break.
Don't you see we're doing a puzzle?

I understand, he's your father.

- Of course, you're concerned.
- Save your breath, Greg.

I talked to my friend at the DOJ.

Enrico Krauss didn't just change his mind
about testifying.

He was killed...

by a car bomb at an airport
outside of Saint Louis.

Just try telling me the truth.
Just try it.

For the novelty of it.

There was a breach.

An attack on a federal motorcade?
That's a hell of a breach.

The agents in charge
have been reassigned.

That's very reassuring.
But that's not the answer I'm looking for.

- My father's in the crosshairs up there.
- Your father's safe.

You've seen the penthouse.
It's impenetrable.

- It's the Fortress of Solitude.
- Are you sweeping for explosives?

Twice a day.

- What about the housekeeper?
- I vetted her myself.

She's worked with us
on five other details.

We've been told that DeRosa
has somebody on the inside.

- Not possible.
- It's a credible source.

Not possible.

There are 18 other safe houses
in New York.

DeRosa has no idea
which one your father's in.

Nobody's getting to him.

You have my word.

He still hasn't peed.

He usually doesn't.

He just wants to get out of there.

Buzzy Mayberry?

Yeah.

He was here.

Came in late.

Like, after 2:00?

Who'd he hang with?

Anyone in particular?

Jolene!

He has a thing for Jolene.

- Are you Jolene?
- Occassionally.

Alright, I'm Detective Vasquez.

This is Sergeant Loomis.

Do you know a customer
by the name of the Buzzy Mayberry?

Only from the club.
I don't know him in the real world.

At the moment we're not looking for him.

We're looking for a dollar bill
he might have given you.

A dollar bill?

I know it sounds crazy.

- It's a particular dollar bill.
- It has a phone number written on it.

In red ink?

Yeah, the red ink.
I was wondering about that.

Hold on.

It's here.

Sorry.

The laundromat.

The 24-hour laundromat on Vincent Street.

I stopped by on my way home.

That's just up the block.
Would you mind coming with us?

- Can we wait until after my set?
- Sure, we can wait.

We'd rather go now.

- We've got time.
- We've got to go.

- How long is your set?
- It doesn't matter. Get your coat.

How long?

Yeah.

Those movies drive me crazy.

The Christmas Miracle.
Plus, it has Reese Witherspoon.

- So you know it's good.
- I've been wanting to see that.

I think I'd rather chew glass.

Why don't we watch the trailer?
Then we can decide.

I'm not kidding. I think I'd kill myself.

How about this? We have two TVs.

So, Debbie can watch Reese Witherspoon
in the bedroom.

Tony can watch Goodfellas out here.

Hey, that sounds fair.

We each get our own TV.

It's, like, Biblical.
It's, like, King Solomon.

What now?

Why are we here if we're not together?

Of course, we're together.
We're trapped in here.

We're like cellmates.

Who's more together than us?

Kevin talk to her.

You talk to me, Tony.

How about that?
How about you talk to me?

Goodfellas it is.

Stork.

Give it up.

We've been checking the phone all day.

She hasn't called yet,
it ain't going to happen.

Papa, move on.

Te gusta?

Me encanta.

A little cigar.

Watch this.

Let me light it for you.

- Muchas gracias.
- De nada.

Excuse me.

Hey, yo! What kind of safe house is this?

How many shoes did you bring?

- Hello.
- Hello.

- Thank you for coming.
- Of course.

Are you okay?

I'm just...

I'm so happy to see you.

Who are you?

You don't know me.

I'm Tony Caruso.
I'm a lieutenant with All-City Homicide.

To be honest, Mr. Entwhistle,

I'm not here to see you.
I picked your name...

- at random.
- At random?

I'm here to see that gentleman over there,
but I don't have permission. So...

You were not here for me?

I'm sorry.

Well...

As long as you made the trip...

how's life?

You look good.

I'm so sorry, but I can't talk.

You can't say hello?

You're the first visitor
I've had in 18 years.

My sister used to visit on my birthday.
I think she passed.

She must have passed.

I promise, when this is all done with...

I'll come back for a real visit.

No you won't.

Excuse me.

Hello.

Sorry to interrupt.

Excuse me?

This won't take more than a minute.
I'm Lieutenant Tony Caruso.

Tony Junior.

I'll be damned.

I don't think there's
any doubt about that, Remy.

Lieutenant, you understand
I'm Remy's legal counsel.

This is a privileged conversation.

This will take a minute.
I have an offer for your client.

- One that I'm sure he'll want to hear.
- On whose authority?

- Did John Spector send you?
- No ma'am, I don't know who that is.

I came on my own.

- I'm calling the guards.
- Wait a minute.

I must say, I'm intrigued.

Give us a minute.

I highly recommend
you don't have this convers...

It's okay.

So...

what did you bring me?
The key to the front gate?

I'm sorry, I can't offer you that, but...

I can help Milo.

My brother.

I know he's sick.

My college's roommate
is the chief diagnostician

at the Mayo Clinic in�Minnesota.
I just got off the phone with him.

I can get your brother a new kidney.

I can save his life.

In exchange for...

Take the plea.

You'll get five to ten,
you'll be out in seven.

- That's less time than my father did.
- And there'll be no case, and...

your old man would be off the hook.

Sorry, no deal.

See the truth is...

my brother means nothing to me.

I haven't talked to him in 20 years.

He's a fart in a dust storm.

How's your old man?

Is he enjoying the Four Seasons?

I hear that they have
a serious rat problem.

Maybe someone will do
something about that.

Come on, please open the door.

Okay. I apologize.

I don't know what I did,
but I'm apologizing.

That's the whole problem.
You don't know what you did.

Maybe I'll find a mind reader...
so he can tell me what I did.

Go to hell, Tony.

When's the hitman coming?
I hope he has good aim.

This is the third, right?

Today's the third.

What did you say?

What?

You just asked him what day it was.
You think this is PMS?

You think it's my hormones?

- It's not your fault?
- I didn't say...

You are ridiculous.

You know that? You're like...

one of those canker sores

- that won't go away.
- Come on.

By the way, there's only one way
you're getting laid tonight.

You're going to crawl
up a chicken's butt and wait.

How you doing?

I'm living the dream.

Not my dream,
some poor schmuck's dream.

Good. I need to talk to you.

What's happening here?
Where's Maria?

She went home sick.
What's going on?

He knows he's here.

- Who knows he's here?
- Remy DeRosa knows.

- Cite your source.
- Cite my source?

Remy DeRosa. I just talked to him.

You went to the prison?
On whose authority?

Upon myself. You would have done the same
for your father.

Alright, guys. Let's not overreact.

No, Kevin, I think overreacting
is the appropriate response right now.

Lieutenant, even if it's true,

relocating right now would be
more dangerous than hunkering down.

We'll double the detail,
we'll expand the perimeter.

Down!

Get back inside.

He's with us.

Stop it. He's okay,

- He's okay.
- He's okay?

Well, what about this...

squeegee?

I'm at the federal courthouse

where the trial of alleged drug kingpin,
Remy DeRosa

will begin on Monday.

There's been a lot of speculation here
about a surprise key witness...

...with the phone number...

in red ink.

Yeah... I remember that one.

I didn't deposit that one.

I didn't think the bank would take it.

- You didn't deposit it?
- No.

Good. What did you do with it?

Hold on, hold on.

I remember.

I gave it to Bob Dylan.

Bob Dylan?

There he is.

This is pretty good stuff.
You probably wouldn't know the difference.

You know, when I was a freshman...

and you were all over the news.

"Most corrupt cop in history,"
and all that.

I considered changing my name.

I actually...

had a new name picked out.

Yeah.

What was it?

Anthony Churchill.

- Churchill.
- Yeah.

He was the most honorable man
I could think of.

Now I'm glad I didn't do it.

I'm proud to be your son.

I'm proud to be...

Tony Caruso.

When you testify on Monday morning
against DeRosa...

that'll make up for everything.

Well...

a lot.

I can't stand it. I'm going in.

Excuse me, sir?

Police officer.

Hold on, man... Not again!

I can't afford a permit,
trying to make a living!

- Hold on, wait! Cut him off!
- I don't run.

You know, I think you're old enough
to understand this.

Your stepmother and I
have drifted apart.

She's not my stepmother.

Get out of my way, Greg.

Sorry ma'am, you're here for the duration.
That was our agreement.

Sometimes grown-ups realize
that they can't live together anymore.

I just don't want you to blame yourself.

I don't blame myself.

You were right about the ring.
It was stolen.

And here's another news flash.

I wouldn't frame any of these papers,
because guess what?

Your hero, you're shining role model...

he's not testifying.

He never intended to.

He's pleading the Fifth.

Killer cop!
Film this! Somebody film this!

Here!

And...

Here. You've got a great sound.

There you go.

No Caller ID

Answer it. You've been waiting all day.

No, I'll call them back.

What are you so jumpy about?

Let me see this.

DeRosa's a bad guy.
He's a creep. I know it.

I'm not defending him.

I can't rat him out.
That's the Eleventh Commandment.

Congratulations, Dad,

you found a commandment
you could follow.

If that's his phone number,
then he lives here.

Oh hell.

That's him.

Was him.

Shot three times.
Two in the abdomen, one in the neck.

- Was he dead when you got there?
- Close to it.

Did he say anything?

He did. It didn't make any sense.

Something about a cigar.

He said, "It's in the cigar."

You okay?

I'm just angry.

Mostly at myself.

Why do I believe you?

What do you mean,
why do you believe me?

You believe me
because you wanna believe me.

Because you have to believe me.
I'm your father.

Where in the hell is my lighter.

- You don't testify, you can't stay here.
- I know.

I'll tell them.

But...

how about five more minutes?
One last stogie.

I'll never be in a five-star joint
like this again.

Where have you been?
I've been sending you messages all day.

TJ, listen to me... It's in his cigar.

It's in what?

We found an informant.
That's how they're gonna kill your father.

They put something in the cigars.

Dad, no don't smoke that.

- What?
- The cigar is poisoned.

- Put it down.
- It's down.

It was down.

- Looks like strychnine.
- Let's bag it.

The other ones too.

It was Maria Starkey, the housekeeper.

She planted it.

Homeland Security
picked her up in Florida.

She said DeRosa was holding her sister
hostage in Guadalajara.

He made her do it.

What happened?

They caught him talking to Loomis.

He grew up a couple of blocks
from the house.

He was a good kid.
They called him "Stork".

Polite. More polite than you.

I gave him his first job.

Every time I see him,
he'd always say the same thing:

"Hey, Uncle Tony. Thanks, I owe you."

Well, he just paid you back.

He risked everything. He gave his life...

because he thought
you were doing the right thing.

Hey, Agent Conroy.

Let's go to work.

It took the jury less than three hours

to convict Remy DeRosa

of all nine counts.

Observers agree, it was the testimony

of former detective Anthony Caruso
that sealed his fate.

Mr. DeRosa, do you have a comment, sir?

Somebody should pay that rat a visit.

It's all taken care of.

The lab just sent this over.

It's the toxicology report
on Big Tony's cigar.

Strychnine.

Undiluted, 25mg...

They weren't taking any chances.
It would have killed a horse.

A cigar-smoking horse.

The Surgeon General is right.

It's a dangerous habit.

What are these?

There were 19 other cigars in the box.

They tested them all. The rest were clean.

Twenty cigars in the box...

they only poisoned one,
the one my father smoked?

- Why didn't they poison the others?
- Maybe they were hoping to get lucky.

And they did.

Doesn't make sense.

A lot of things don't make sense.

Why don't they make size B batteries?

Son of mine...

Take a whiff of this.

What does that smell like?

- Paper?
- No.

That's freedom.

Freedom. This is my annulment.

I'm a single man again.

Marriage is a sacred trust,
not to be entered into lightly.

Learn from my mistakes, my son.

I always do.

I would say this is a special occasion.

I've been saving this baby
for just that kind of night.

Oh, yes.

It's a Cubano. Don't report me.

They're legal now. So...

Well... I'll smoke it anyway.

Yeah...

WITH LOVE TJ

Maybe they were hoping to get lucky.

And they did.

This is better than cutting.
It keeps the end intact.

"With Love, TJ." That's so sweet.

Where's the comma?

Dad!

Don't smoke that!

It wasn't in the cigar,
it's in the puncher!

It's out.

Next time I'm smoking it.

All visitors
must go through the X-ray machine.

They got a new vending machine
in the common room.

- Good.
- But it's all screwed up.

They put potato chips on the top row.

So when they fall, they get
all broken up in the bag.

They should put the chips on the bottom,
so they don't fall so far...

Because they're fragile.
The chips are fragile.

They should put the chips
on the bottom row,

so they don't fall so far.

Exactly.

Could you make some calls?