All language subtitles for NCIS Hawaii - S01E22 - Ohana.en

Previously on NCIS: Hawai'i...
We're trying to prevent

a proxy war between us
and the Russians.

Prisoner exchange...

Anton Breskov

for Commander Thomas Kelley...

happening in 48 hours
in Manila.

What's it gonna take
to make this a regular thing?

You don't choose who you love

or how they behave.

Sometimes people get
in a tricky situation where

one bad decision

leads to a whole slew of them.

David and Anna Freeloff,

professional disruptors.

We believe they're financed
by the Russians.

JESSE:
Freeloffs were hit

by some sort of IED

right in front of us.

They're dead.

Why don't all the men

with guns back off?

It feels like we're all playing

to someone else's hand.

I cannot believe that worked.
TENNANT: Let's get

to the plane before
someone changes their mind.

[groaning]
What's happening?

Commander!
[groaning]

He's having a seizure.

TENNANT:
Commander?

[indistinct,
overlapping chatter]

Anyone who's not helping needs
to go back to their seats.

DOCTOR:
Come on.

Now.
MAN:
All right, you heard her.

Come on, guys.
Let's give the doctor her space.

Keep calm but
keep moving.

Let's go.
MILIUS:Come on, breathe,
breathe, breathe.

Nothing is moved from its place.

Understood?

MILIUS:
I don't understand.

He was fine on the ground.

Why are you
slowing down?

He's not coming back.

Keep up
with the compressions.

I just told you he's dead.
We know that.

They don't.

What are you doing?

You said it yourself.

Commander Kelley was fine
before we got on the plane.

You think he was murdered?

[phone ringing]

This is Captain Milius.

What?

Anton Breskov just died of
a seizure on the Russian plane.

This is exactly

what Corporal Cartwright
was trying to warn us about.

We need to secure
everything and everyone.

This plane just became
a crime scene.

♪

Commander Kelley
and Anton Breskov are dead.

Add them to the list

with Corporal Cartwright
and the Freeloffs.

Why sabotage
a prisoner exchange?

This was supposed

to bring both nations
closer to peace.

Someone clearly
doesn't want that.

We think this is Russia? It's
hard to see an upside to war.

We don't know
if it's the Kremlin,

but whoever set this up
could be connected to Russia.

The Freeloffs gave us
an online contact... Silver Moon.

Ernie have any luck
tracking the contact down?

No, not yet.

What about the bomb
that killed the Freeloffs?

Boom-Boom and his team's
analyzing the fragments.

Follow up, learn
what you can.

I've got a plane full of
all kinds of potential evidence.

Just... get home safe.

♪ Wild child...
Boom-Boom!

Hey, we kind of
need some answers.

Can I, um...?

♪ Baby girl, you know I'm...

[turns music down]

I don't provide
answers, Holman.

I'm a conduit
for information.

Gleaned through the prism
of thoughtful contemplation.

Uh, so what have you
gleaned here? [chuckles]

Uh, let's see what you glean.

Sniff it.

[laughs]

Act-Actually sniff it?

[sniffing]

[sighs]

[sniffs]

Something, um... fruity.

Oh, that's good.

Oh, yeah, you got the knack.

[laughs]
So, what does it mean?

Essence of fruit.

It's a quirky trait of
triacetone triperoxide, or TATP.

An explosive
chemical compound.

Some guys tried to make IEDs
out of it in Kandahar City,

but they just...
[imitates explosion]

Yeah, highly unstable,
highly deadly,

and now it's here
on the island.

We trace how, we could
figure out who planted it.

Right.
[phone chimes]

You ought to stick around.
I'll teach you how

to make an honest living
with that nose of yours.

Actually, I got
a plane to catch.

Hey!
Yeah.

Sorry.

[turns music up]
♪ Today...

Sorry.

TENNANT: Anything you want
to say, Captain?

MILIUS:
Just one thing.

Special Agent in Charge Tennant
has full operational command.

What she says goes.

Thank you.

We're going to need you all
to take your seats.

Why? What are you going to do?

We're going to question
each and every one of you.

Major Vail?

You stay, too.

PIKE: See?

This is why
we can't have nice things.

Ah, it's too soon.
I felt it. It was...

Everyone here besides

the doctor and the flight crew
have TS-SCI clearance.

They've been vetted.

Maggie Shaw was vetted.

Didn't matter then.

JESSE: Pike and I have a dozen
agents ready for questioning.

Commander Chase is
waiting at Autopsy.

All right, let's get to work.

[indistinct chatter]

Hi. Commander Chase,
I'm wondering if you...

Do I need one of those?

The mask? Uh, no, no.
You're probably okay.

Probably?

That better?

Kind of.

That's for an overabundance
of caution.

I figured gas didn't
kill Commander Kelley.

Everyone else on the plane
would have died, too.

Okay, well, what did kill him?

Asphyxiation is
the official cause.

The result of VX nerve agent.

It's an odorless
and tasteless liquid.

Lethal when it comes
in contact with human skin,

though technically it's also
lethal through inhalation.

Well, can you tell
if he was dosed before

or after he got on the plane?

Kelley received a clean bill
of health from a Dr. Dunne,

the physician
at the prisoner exchange.

So he was poisoned on the plane.

That's not what I said. The VX
could have been administered

on the tarmac or on the plane.

Or both.

Well, how can it be both?

This nerve agent could be
deployed in a binary form.

I know you don't know
what I mean.

The building blocks of VX.

O-ethyl methylphosphonite.
Commonly known

as Agent QL.

Dimethyl polysulfide.
Agent NM.

Alone, they're merely irritants,
nonlethal, but combined...

They're deadly.

JESSE:
Every passenger's
been questioned.

They all check out.
Nobody suspicious,

no one with motive.

Only six of us
had direct contact

with Kelley on this flight.
Three DSS agents,

the doctor and you two.

Well, the doctor had the
most interaction with Kelley.

Real opportunity.

Major Lydia Vail.

She's been an Air Force doctor
for seven years.

Before that, she was on the
mainland in private practice.

No criminal past, no debt,
highly respected.

I don't think
she's responsible.

If she was,
she'd have atropine in her kit

in case she got infected, too.

The antidote for VX.

PIKE:
There was no sign
of atropine on the plane,

but forensics did find
some traces of Agent NM

on Kelley's oxygen tank.

Doctor gave him that, so
Major Vail must be responsible.

Wait. Right thinking,
wrong doctor.

Commander Kelley came
with his own oxygen tank.

It was given to him.
By the doctor on the tarmac.

Dr. Adrian Dunne.

Had opportunity
to give Kelley dose one

on the tarmac in Manila
and send him away

with dose two
in the oxygen tank.

JESSE:
Canadian-born expat.

Runs a series
of clinics in Manila.

Turns out, he once
worked in Moscow.

We need to talk to him.
PIKE: Yeah, well,

he's still in Manila.

Not for long.
[line ringing]

[crowd chatter]
[horn honks]

Uh, sweet potatoes?

Give me two of those
and one of these.

Hey, what are you doing?

Back off!

Back off! Help!

Help... oh!

[panting]

Ops, this is Charlie 1.
We pass jackpot.

We're RTB.

[tires squeal]

Sorry about the nose.

That never
should've happened.

Good news, though.

Medical care here is amazing.

What's going on?

Where am I?

Those are fair questions.
Anybody would want to know.

Get your bearings,
figure out your next move.

That's not how this works.

We want you off your axis.

To accept
you have nowhere to go.

To surrender to us.

Us?

Why did you murder Anton Breskov
and Commander Thomas Kelley?

I know you. You're...
You were at the exchange.

Tell him. I was there to help.

I'm a doctor!
Yes.

You are a doctor, and you were
at the exchange, but, no.

You weren't there to help.

Two out of three ain't bad.
You killed

Anton Breskov
and Commander Thomas Kelley.

We want to know why.

That's absolutely ridiculous.

No. It's history.

Gavrilo Princip.

What?
Gavrilo Princip.

Bosnian Serb
born to a peasant family.

Studied at the Merchants' School
in Sarajevo.

Never graduated.
I-I don't know any Gavrilo.

He's the man who assassinated
Archduke Ferdinand.

Started World War I.Simple act

of violence changed
the course of human history.

That won't happen on our watch.

That's where you come in,
Adrian.

What are you gonna do to me?

We were thinking we can appeal
to your sense of humanity.

My what?
You administered the VX,

created an international
incident in Manila

with potential
to get much worse.

But you have the power to stop
the much worse from happening.

Choice is yours, Adrian.

[sighs]
Someone got ahold of my kit.

Must have put the VX in there.
I have no idea.

Two out of three... again.

We're gonna need the "who."

Do you know what happened
to Gavrilo Princip?

He was imprisoned
for life,

put in solitary confinement
until disease

ate away at his bones.

But it wasn't disease
that killed him.

It was the guilt.

MILIUS: So?
TENNANT: Alexi Babin.

Uses the handle
Silver Moon on the dark web.

Same man who hired the Freeloffs
to kill Corporal Cartwright.

He contacted Dunne
in the same way,

but this time they met
in person in Manila.

Any idea where he is now?

Dunne says no.

But he's got the entire voyage
back to the States

to be charged
and think on his actions.

Got to thank you for the
assist on this, Charlie.

Only so many perfect sunsets
in Phuket a man can watch.

Besides, I never pass up
an opportunity

to be on the most lethal class
of fighting vessel on Earth.

MAN [over P.A.]:
Ship is at flight quarters.

Green deck.

Pleasure working with you.

You, too, Tennant.
You mostly know your history.

Mostly?
You were right about Gavrilo Princip

dying in prison
from disease,

but he never felt an ounce
of guilt for what he did.

I like my version better.

JESSE:
Alexi Babin. Former Spetsnaz,
Russian special forces.

Took his very
particular skill set

and made a killing
in the black market.

Supplying war materials to
all sorts of nasty people.

KAI:
At first in the former
Eastern Bloc,

but he's been doing business
in Southeast Asia these days.

He still connected
to the Russian government?

He's contracted
for his old bosses

from time to time,
so maybe.

KAI:
He had a Marine murdered.

The Freeloffs,
the two prisoners.

I mean, is he trying
to increase tension

between Russia and the U.S.?

Guy doesn't seem all that
interested in geopolitics,

just making a buck.

JESSE:
We don't know that yet.

But three of his murders
were on island,

so it's possible he's here.

TENNANT:
Dig into all travel into Hawai'i.

Especially from Manila.
Last place we know he was.

I'm headed home.

Listen, I know your
team's been working hard.

But news will break about
the prisoner exchange.

Kremlin's already posturing,
refusing any public peace talks.

Gonna need to try
to smooth things out.

How do you do that
if we can't talk to Russia?

Pulling the Group together.

Your back-channel club.

When you call it that,
it sounds kind of silly.

Where you gonna meet?

Hawai'i. Unusual to gather
on U.S. or Russian soil,

but these are unusual times.

Maybe what everyone needs

is a time-out.

A little breathing room.

We've all been caught off guard.
Now is the time to act.

Or it's the perfect time
not to act.

Just safer for everyone.

You're worried about me.

I'm worried about the situation.

And me.

And you.

In how you pertain
to the situation.

'Cause you like me.
A little less right now.

[door opens]

Oh, here comes Big Fed.

What do you got on Alexi Babin?

Nothing. No known associates,

no movements, not a hint
he's ever stepped foot

in the States,
let alone Hawai'i.

Big Fed's really bringing
her A game today.

I am working as hard as you are.
And s-stop calling me Big Fed.

Sorry. You know,
low blood sugar.

[grunts]

Ooh. Stemilt Cosmic Crisp? Hmm.

Sure.

While you struck
out tracking Babin

in the real world,
I'm having better luck

in the virtual world.

What have you found?

Financials. Always financials.

Got bank accounts feeding
shell companies feeding

other bank accounts feeding
other shell companies...

So, you're nowhere, too?

I just keep
unraveling the onion.

Maybe we don't need the source.

Hey, what...

Pretty please?

Okay, hold on.

[typing]

So, what's the play?

Got a friend at
FinCEN who might help

with some of these
shell companies.

But it'll...

it'll take a beat.

[sniffles]

So, you and Lucy seem... better.

Yeah? You think?

Did she say any...No.

Oh. So y-you're just...

It's my observation.
Right.

Well. Lucy and I
are friends now.

Hmm.
Or trying to be.

But for the other stuff,
you know, she's moved on.

Has she?
Yeah.

Some girl named Skylar, works
in tech, lives in Diamond Head.

Bit of a hipster if you ask me.

Not that I'm invested.
Mm.

I-I can't say whether Lucy's
moved on, but I do know

Skylar is gone.

Wait, what?

Didn't work out.

Why are you telling me this?

[laughs]
I'm just making conversation.

You're telling me for a reason,

like maybe I still
have a chance.

I hold these truths
to be self-evident:

there's no such thing as chance,
and I don't get involved

in other people's dramas.

Well, you are actively being
involved in mine right now.

Okay. Okay, you want my take?

You pushed Lucy away, hurt her,

made her feel
like an afterthought.

All right, no judgment.

I'm the master
at all that, but, look,

if you want her to know
how you really feel,

you need a grand gesture.

Compose a symphony,

write an epic poem,
serenade her.

Just go big...

...or go home.

[computer chimes]

Oh, that's my friend at FinCEN
with a list of all foreign goods

shipped in from
European companies.

Including Babin's
shell companies.

Looks like he sent
a-a cargo plane to Oahu

within the last two weeks.

Maybe Babin was
part of that cargo?

[typing]

LUCY:
We really think
a Russian black marketeer

smuggled himself to Hawai'i
and is staying on a boat?

According to Ernie,
the same shell company

that sent
the cargo plane to the island

purchased a boat
that's docked here.

KAI:
It's a smart plan.

No hotel records,
and he can move

all over the island undetected.

Boat slip's right there.

Yeah, someone's on it.

All right, Kai, see if you can
get eyes on Babin.

Lucy, lock down our six.

Jesse, I got
visual confirmation.

[grunting]

[screams]

LUCY:
Federal agent!

Hands up!

Down on the ground.

JESSE:
Oh, that burns.

Y'all okay?
JESSE: No.

She pepper-sprayed me.

[engine starts]
Wait.

Wait, you hear that?

Babin's fleeing!

KAI: Alina Nikitin.
Tied to ops in Asia, Latvia,

Lithuania, Bulgaria...

All the -ias, really.

Former Spetsnaz,
just like Babin,

but now you work for the FSB.

You're basically Black Widow.

Well, thank you.

KAI:
Pretty self-assured

for someone who just got
caught operating on U.S. soil.

Americans are so dramatic.

You were trying
to take Alexi Babin

and clean up Russia's mess.

And so wrong.

Babin orchestrated the murder
of half a dozen people

and he set our nations
on a path toward war.

And yet he is not
a Russian asset.

Then what did you want with him?

To bring him in so he can
answer for his crimes.

Sabotaging
the prisoner exchange?

And selling weapons
in Southeast Asia.

Supposedly on behalf
of the Russian government.

It's a false flag operation.

Babin was busy long before this.

So, who's he working for
if not you?

If you ask my superiors, you.

No. You don't believe that.

Of course not.

His plan is much
too nuanced for Americans.

[laughs softly]
So you're saying Babin

has been fueling aggressions
between Russia and the U.S.?

Look, the only way
that we can stop Alexi Babin

and whoever he's working for
is if we work together.

[laughs]
You need to tell us

what else you know
about Babin.

Alina, you got to trust us.

I've been unfair.

Russians and Americans
do share some traits.

Military might,

love of fighting, mutual
distaste for being second,

but trust is not one of them.

What time zone does
your body think it's in?

Ah, gave up
trying to know days ago.

[quietly]:
Yeah.

Our Russian guest
share anything?

JESSE:
Not much.
She's probably scared

of retribution from the Kremlin.

KAI:
But we did get
some truth,

with a lowercase "T."

She denied involvement
with Babin

and claimed he was running
a false flag operation,

so we're vetting all of it.

But so far it tracks, though.

With great conflict
comes great relief.

Aid is flowing
into Southeast Asia.

Most of it basic needs.

Food, water, building supplies.

Most of it through
legitimate sources, too.

Governments, NGOs.

And the rest of it?

Not so much basic needs.

JESSE:
War materials.

Guns, munitions, drones.

We sure Russia
wasn't behind this?

Well, it all reads
like it's from Russia,

but it's too obvious.

Manifests from
St. Petersburg, Moscow.

Flown in commercially.

Yeah, FSB would be
way more careful.

Something of this scale
goes beyond Babin's assets.

Someone else must be
pulling the strings.

Keep digging.

Find Babin.

If he didn't already bug out.

He was still here
after both prisoners were dead.

He's not done.

Colin McIntyre, Special
Agent in Charge Jane Tennant.

A pleasure, Special Agent.

Oh, the pleasure's mine.

I read your position
papers on the future

of security in Southeast Asia.

[scoffs] Then you're one
of the few that did.

My old diplomatic work
mostly got lost

in the shuffle.

I'm hoping my second act
might bear more fruit.

The Group is Colin's brainchild.

An opportunity

for honest discourse
between Russia and the U.S.

Out of the spotlight.

[phone vibrates]Less posturing,
more solution-building.

At a time when it's most needed.

The Russian delegation
just landed.

So this is happening?

Taking place off-base.

You're safest here.

Being surrounded
by the U.S. Pac Fleet

and PACAF is not neutral ground.

I'm not sure if Captain
Milius told you,

but the person responsible for
sabotaging the prisoner exchange

is at large on the island.

We need to ease tensions.

Even if it means
absorbing some risk.

Risk is a reality
in our business.

I've had death threats.

A few attempts.

A price worth paying.

Time to go.

I appreciate your persistence.

So, where is this meeting?

Location is need-to-know...

And I need to know.

...so I wrote it down.

You might want to burn that
after reading, though.

You should have proper security.

We do.
Established at the perimeter.

Inside the meeting room.

Handled.

Babin isn't going away.

You stop the bad guy,
I'll stop a war.

Then, I don't know. Drinks?

What happened?

Tracking Babin's
proven... frustrating.

I've, uh, never seen someone
break a keyboard before.

[sighs]
I have spares. It's fine.

It's not fine.

It was a customized
Titanium Series

mechanical keyboard
with tactile switches.

O-Okay, um... Well, hey, hey.

Boom-Boom might have a
lead on the explosives.

Yeah, but I'm gonna
need some help.

TATP, the compound
used to take out the Freeloffs,

isn't readily available
on the island.

You're saying somebody shipped
in a highly explosive material?

Acetone and peroxide
separately.

And it was flown in.

The TATP was manufactured here.

The chemicals arrived
via cargo plane,

so if we know where
they ended up,

we might be able to find Babin.

BOOM-BOOM:
Ernie, you think
you can construct

a path of where it went
once it landed?

Eileen, you shall not have
perished in vain.

Whatever's coming next will be
bigger than what's come before.

Yeah? How do you figure?

Well, FSB doesn't send
such a smart, cunning

and clearly talented
agent like Alina

into this kind of
danger otherwise.

Alina, huh?

That's her name.

It's her first name.
You called her Black Widow.

LUCY:
That was an interrogation
tactic.

And how do you even
know about that?

I watched the tape,
then researched her.

She's one of the most impressive
operatives I've ever seen.

She's okay, I guess, for someone
who got caught and all.

Found it.

Okay. Some shady paperwork

with several layers of
third-party logistics companies,

but a truck hauled the chemicals
to a warehouse here, in Olomana.

Could be Babin's hideout.

Attaboy, Ernie.

What?

Jealous much?

Okay, you know what? You can
just clean up your own mess.

Breach.

LUCY:
Federal agents!

Federal agents!

AGENT:
Check. Check.

Clear.

AGENT: Move.
AGENT 2: Clear.

AGENT 1:
Move to the hallway.

Move.
AGENT 2: Clear.

[sniffs]

Oh, it's fruity.

Guys, the TATP
is definitely here.

Sure is.

All right.

Clear.

Okay.

Jesse, wait, wait!
[click]

Oh, that's not good.

Hey, Jesse, Kai.

Lucy, don't...

Don't come in here.

If he moves,
this whole place could blow.

I need you both
to leave right now.

LUCY:
Babin's not here.

Maybe he didn't finish.
Maybe it's not active?

Not willing to let anyone else
find out the hard way. Go.

KAI:
Lucy, clear the building,
tell Tennant what's happening,

and, uh, get Boom-Boom.

Everybody exit
the building now.

That means you, too, pal.

Unless you know
how to defuse a bomb.

KAI:
Nah.

I got to stick around
to find out

how you can be this unlucky.

[laughs softly]

New guy's still got jokes.

TENNANT:
What do you mean
Kai's still in there?

Get him out.

He won't leave.
I didn't want to, either.

And Babin?

Gone. But this
is definitely his place.

We found a-a smashed laptop,

the explosive material.

He probably rigged it
to cover his tracks.

Or he knew it'd slow us down.

There may be evidence inside.

No one but Boom-Boom

goes back in
until the bomb is cleared.

Jesse, Holman.

What's new?
JESSE: Oh, you know.

Same old, same old.

KAI:
I think it's
a pressure-plate trigger.

Armed when pressed,
detonates when released.

Wires look like they go
to a plastic housing right here,

connected to...

BOOM-BOOM:
At least a hundred kilos
of explosive material.

Which will catalyze
explosive reactions

in other HME
in the building.

You say that calm,
but it sounds bad.

Oh, that's just
bomb-side manner.

Hey.

Hey, Boom-Boom, you really
want to be doing that?

Oh...

This bomb goes off,
I'm pink mist

with or without it.

Sounds even worse
when you put it that way.

I can defuse it
so long as you don't move.

[sighs deeply]

You need to leave, Holman.

No, I'm not going.

Now's not the time
to be a pain in the ass, Kai.

Hey, you used to think

I was a pain in the ass

for always going solo.
Yeah, well,

now you're being a pain in the
ass for sticking around.

I'd call that growth.

You know,
all that love is nice...

BOTH:
"Love" is a strong word.

But if you're
sticking around,

at least be useful?

Now, the wire's hooked
up to the car battery.

That trigger activated a
current. Second it breaks...

Pink mist.

Let's stop saying that.

Okay.
All right, I need to reroute

the power source.

My bag. Small black box.

Okay.

[beep]
There we go.

There we go, okay.

JESSE:
So, how are you going
to defuse...?

Whoa. You cut that wire
without telling us, Boom-Boom.

We're still here, aren't we?

That's a good point.

BOOM-BOOM:
Well, all right, Jesse.

Step off the plate.

[phone ringing]

Lucy? How's Jesse?

JESSE [over phone]:
Peachy.

Hey, Boom-Boom is the man.

BOOM-BOOM:
Except we got
a different problem.

Looks like several containers
of TATP are missing.

How bad would it be
if it exploded?

Think Oklahoma City.

Okay. Uh, finish up.

Get ready to move out.

Jesse, Kai,
Boom-Boom...

Yeah, boss?

We're glad you're okay.

WHISTLER:
Okay, so what's the target?

Maybe we search events.
What's going on on the island?

Games, conventions.

ERNIE:
None of these
potential targets track

with any of the events
that have transpired.

No, everything
that's happened so far

has been meant
to create a target.

The back-channel meeting.

Take out the people
who work toward peace,

you put the U.S. and Russia
in another Cold War.

Maybe even worse.

Keep digging.
I'm gonna warn them.

[door opens]

We still don't know
who's behind this or why.

Money. Of course it's money.

Ever since Russia
amped up tensions,

Babin's pocketbooks

have gotten a significant spike.

You able to track

any other accomplices?

Well, Babin's money
is being funneled through

a logistics company
run by someone else.

But it's an alias tied to all
sorts of other shell companies.

It's gonna take me
weeks to navigate

this rabbit hole of subterfuge.

Unless someone has a cheat code.

[keys clicking]

Black Widow.

Alina Nikitin.

She's been on the trail
for months. She's our shortcut.

But she's not talking.

Well, not yet.

Let's get to work, shall we?

[phone vibrates]

Okay. Thank you all for coming.

You've reached
Captain Joseph Milius.

Leave your name and number

and I'll get back to you
as soon as...Damn it.

[phone ringing]

Joe?
JESSE: Hey, boss. We got your text.

On the way to the meeting site.

No one on the security team
is answering their phones.

We need to hurry.

[siren wailing]

It's quiet.

Where's security?
TENNANT: Find them.

And find Babin. I'm going in.

Babin's here.

And so are the explosives.

Tell me who Alexi Babin
works for.

You're very serious.

And very...
[tongue clicks]

...tall.

This isn't a joke or a game.

I don't have time for either.

I have plenty of time.

And I don't know
who Babin is working for.

But you have suspicions.

I get it.

You're afraid
of what might happen to you.

This is personal for you.

Yes.

You're foolish to let me know.

I want you to know.

[clears throat]

I am not here
to coerce or compel.

I'm gonna be honest with you.

Right now, the person
I care most about

is heading into danger.

Solid chance she won't survive.
I won't let that happen.

That is what I have
in the balance.

But you have something, too.

A lot more people will die
if you don't help.

Including people you care about.

ALINA:
You're threatening me?

I'm being honest.

I've researched you. Every
member of your family serves.

It's honorable.

But I know firsthand
what it's like

to lose someone I love to war.

So do you.

It's not worth it.

Not if it can
be stopped.

We can stop this one, Alina.

MILIUS:
Let's leave the saber-rattling

to the elected officials.

We have the opportunity
to make a difference.

TENNANT:
Captain Milius!

Everyone stay calm.

There's a threat.

We need to go.

They're coming for everyone.

It's a bomb.
We need to evacuate.

Okay. Okay.

Come on, come on.
Let's go.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Federal agents! Don't move!

Yeah, keep moving, keep moving.

Keep moving.
Yeah, come on.

Tennant!

No!
[beeps]

[car alarm sounding]

Joe.

Joe.

[grunts softly]

My hero.

[siren wailing]

KAI:
No serious injuries
in the Group.

Mostly bumps and bruises.

Though you need
to get checked out, too.

We're not done here.

We still don't know
who hired Babin.

Y'all need to stay away
from bombs for a while.

We'll take that
under advisement.

You have something.

Uh, more like nothing.

The remote Babin had?

It's a dummy.

I think what's left
of the building

behind you might disagree.

No, the bomb was activated
by a limited-range

remote frequency detonator.

Just not the one Babin had.

It was one of them.
Yeah.

[phone vibrates]

Is that a text from Ernie?

Whistler broke the FSB agent.

Ernie was able to use
the intel she offered up

to find out who hired Babin.

Okay, who is it?

How's your hand?
Yeah, it's not too bad.

Colin McIntyre.

Special Agent Tennant.

I must thank you.

Who knows what would've happened
if you and your team

hadn't showed up in time?

Well, you for one.

You knew exactly
what would happen.

And when.

Excuse me?

Stand up and don't make
any sudden movements.

What, you think that I did this?

We know that you did.

I'm the target here.

If it wasn't for me,
there wouldn't be a Group.

Joseph, tell her.

What did you find out?

The Group's been a cover.

Giving Colin here full access
to intelligence and analysis

for his real business.

Smuggling arms and supplies
into Southeast Asia.

Using Babin as a front.

I almost died just now.

Except you waited until you were
already out of the building

before you detonated the bomb.

JESSE:
He's got nothing.

Wallet, hotel key.

Because you've got
the wrong man.

BOOM-BOOM:
His watch.

It's his watch.

Hey.
Relax.

Radio-controlled timepiece.

Modified to send out RF signals.

Mr. McIntyre,
you're under arrest.

There's no way you're finished

with all your debriefs.
MILIUS: Oh, no.

I won't be done until
long after I'm back in D.C.

But the bosses
are pleased.

Relations with the Russians
remain as they were.

Well, that's something, I guess.

Only possible 'cause of you
and your team.

And an FSB agent, apparently.

One who just bought herself
a way home

with only a firm warning.

Can't say the same for McIntyre.
[scoffs]

I'm sorry you got
pulled into this.

Literally what I do
for a living.

Well, now that it's over
and the world is saved...

Back in Manila, I asked what
it would take to make this,

you and me, a regular thing.

I remember.

And you didn't answer.

[laughs softly]

I like you, Joe. A lot.

But I have my work, my kids.
My whole life is here.

And yours is...

Is back in D.C. Yep.

So...Yeah.

Yeah, it's a nice thought,
though.

Very nice.

You know, I'm still here now.

For a few days.

We could live in nice thoughts.

I mean, if you want.

Yeah. I do.

But I have plans tonight.

Yes, of course. Right.

I didn't mean to...And you...

...should join.

♪

[indistinct chatter]

Honestly, who brings
ossobuco to a potluck?

That is my specialty. It just
needs, like, two more hours

in the oven...Uh, don't worry about it.

I got you.Oh, Boom-Boom.

No fires in the house.

[soft laughter]

[door opens]

WALLY:
Hey, no spill the sauce, boy.

I got it, I got it. What's up?

ALL:
Hey!

Hey, I want to
introduce you to my dad.

Yeah, I hope he's been good.
If not, you come tell me.

I'll straighten him out.

Nah, he's all right.
Little stubborn, though.

And, uh, this is Hina,
our caterer.

Joking.

No, this is my oldest friend.

Did you tell them about

when I false-cracked you
on the beach?

No, but I have questions.

TENNANT:
You made it.

Hi. Make yourselves at home.

How are you? Hi, Inoki.

Hi. Welcome.

How are you?
Aloha.

Oh. It's you.

Sorry to disappoint.

I'm fine, Ernie.

I see you, Luce.

Checking the door every time
someone arrives.

You want someone specific.

I don't know what I want.
[scoffs] You know

exactly what you want.

Stop getting in your own way.

♪ When the rain

♪ Is blowing in your face

♪ And the whole world
is on your case ♪

♪ I could offer you
a warm embrace ♪

♪ To make you feel my love...

What is this?

Oh, God, I wasn't being literal.

♪ When the evening shadows

♪ And the stars appear

♪ And there's no one there
to dry your tears ♪

♪ I would hold you
for a million years ♪

♪ To make you feel my love

♪ I know you haven't

♪ Made your mind up yet

Sorry.♪ But I will never

♪ Do you wrong

♪ I've known it from the moment
that we met ♪

♪ No doubt in my mind
where you belong. ♪

What are you doing?
Singing.

For you. Because
talking hasn't worked.

But I love you.

And I don't know how... I don't
know how else to prove it.

And I can't go another day
without you. Lucy...

I will do it right this time,
and I swear I will not...

Shut up already.

[whooping, cheering]

Yes! Yes!

[applause, laughter]

Oh...
[chuckles]

Think they want me
to keep singing?

I think that's... Yeah, maybe.

[both laugh]

[ukulele playing]

[excited chatter]

There's the
man of the hour!

[chatter continues]

♪

[dialogue muted]

♪