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Ant. Ant. Ant. Ant.

Ant. Ant.

God, they're everywhere.

Are we sure that we've cleaned
up all the food and crumbs?

Why is everyone looking at us?

We're the ones who eat up all the crumbs.

Yeah. We're the solution.

Well, there are no ants on my
desk because I sanitize it daily.

What do you call that?
Ahhh! Those are your ants!

They're using a monitor
cable as a land bridge!

Gah!

Now they're destroying our technology.

This is an invasion.

They're in my yogurt. Now it's personal.

All right, that's it.
We have got to fight back.

This is our planet!

Just use Boyle's cologne.
It's repulsive to everything.

Not cool! You're going to Penn
Station and buying me a new one.

The ant infestation?

It's bad. They bite now, sir.

I think they're just trying to avoid the
cold weather. We should freeze them out.

[WIND HOWLS]

The plan is working, Captain!

Yes. We won.

Oh, my God. They're in the coats.

They're in our coats!

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

Okay. I don't want Sophia to know

that I'm waiting for her, so…

Should we pretend to have
a heated argument that I win?

Ooh, or better yet, a
physical contest that I win.

What's going on?

I thought things were good
with you and Sophia. Mmm.

Jake, did you do something dumb?

That's a really good question,
but actually, no, I don't think so.

It's just been a little weird lately.
She's acting kind of distant.

Have you talked to her?

No, I don't want to seem desperate.

Talking to her is desperate?

Well, it's not breezy.

SOPHIA: Jake! Hey.

What are you guys doing here?

Oh, just arguing about America.

Did you know that the Sarge
doesn't think we should have

given women the right to vote?
That is not true.

Oh, sure, you say that
now that she's here.

But hey, now that we've
accidentally bumped into each other…

What are you doing tonight?
You want to hang out?

Oh, I can't. I have that event

for the Association of the
Brooklyn Public Defenders?

Remember, you called it Satan's
Charity Ball: Rise of the Demons.

Oh, yeah.

Defense attorneys are monsters. Uh…

Oh, except for you. You're fine.

Oh, that's… So sweet. Nice, right?

But I have a minute right now.
You want to go take a walk in the park?

Oh, a walk in the park. How romantic!

And I know where all
the murder spots are.

Oh.
Do you want to see them or avoid them?

The choice is yours, my lady.
Terry, don't wait up.

-It's 10 a.m.
-Yep.

Deputy Chief Wuntch is here to see you.

Oh, please stay, Diaz. I need a witness

in case her head starts spinning around

or she turns into a she-wolf.

Hello, Raymond.

No flaccid rejoinder.
Hmm. What's going on?

I'm here on important business.

I'm a frontrunner for a job
in the Boston PD. Boston?

But it's so close to Salem.

You do know what they do
to witches up there, don't you?

This is amazing.

The job is Chief of Police.

I see. So, you've come to brag.

No.

The only blemish on my
record is our long history

of interpersonal turbulence.

The Boston Commissioner would
like to speak with you about it.

I've come to ask for your help.

The Commissioner will be calling..
. Wait, wait. Shh! Shh!

Ah, moment savored.

So, where were we?
Ah, yes. You were talking

about how I hold your
fate in the palm of my hand.

GINA: Oopsie.

Oh, my God!

Oh, I'm sorry. I lost my balance.

You think I'm bothered
by a little spilled milkshake?

I'm a food blogger. I'm stained all over.

Okay, what is going on with you two?

Well, you know how our parents
have been tender sexing each other?

Ew. Precisely, Amy. Ew.

Boyle and I made a pact to break them up,

and now this sticky little
gummy bear is backing out.

Look, I know you don't
want our lives intertwined.

But things have changed.

My father wants to marry your mom.

So, you choose your dad over
me, your co-worker who hates you.

Papa's a gentleman. He won't
propose until he gets Gina's blessing,

and she won't give it to him.

Who says "Papa?"
Are you a little French boy?

Uh-huh-huh-huh.

I think maybe I can help.

I took a seminar on conflict resolution.
And…

I have been waiting weeks

to bust this bad boy out.

[SNIFFS] Mmm. New binder smell.

Mmm-mmm. Amy, don't do this.

I'm going to throw a
milkshake in your face.

This is nice. I feel like old people.

[CHUCKLES] Should we sit here?

Um. Jake, there's something
I want to talk to you about.

So, my boss hasn't been
assigning me any of the good cases,

and I found out it's
because I'm dating a cop.

What? Did he actually say that?

No, but my colleagues did.

You know, everybody I work
with think of cops as the enemy.

That's crazy! They're the enemy.

I see what you mean.

Jake, I really like you.

But my job's really important to me, too.

Can we press pause on this?

Press pause?

Just until I figure out
what to do with my boss.

Is that okay?

So, this is just about your boss? Okay.

Yes, let's press pause.

Let's pause the hell out of this.

Let's pause this like I paused
Jamie Lee Curtis in Trading Places.

I haven't seen that movie,
but I'm assuming she's naked?

Mmm-hmm.

Pause seems bad, Jake.
Why aren't you more upset?

Because Sophia's problem isn't
with me, it's with her dumb boss.

That's something I can fix.

I'm going to make him like me. [EXHALES]

Here is the target. Geoffrey Hoytsman.

Now, according to the
internet, his interests are

skiing, his terrier, Atlantic City,

the film 12 Years a Slave, and nature.

Obviously, nature is super boring

and the slave film is a little bit dicey.

It's real dicey.

Yeah. So, I will focus mainly
on skiing and Atlantic City

when I talk to him tonight at

the fundraiser for the Association
of Brooklyn Public Defenders.

AKA The Chamber of Asses.

No, wait, that's too sexy.
The Chamber of Snakes!

Anyway, it starts at 8:00, so
you should probably get dressed.

What? I am not going to that.

Please, Sarge? Just come.
Do it for me. Do it for love?

Damn, Jake.
You know Terry loves love. I'm in.

All right!
Now, put on your phoniest smile,

'cause we're going into
the belly of the beast.

Phonier.

Phonier!

Ah, there it is. Into the beast!

[HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING]

All of our worst enemies are here.

Brown hair guy, pony tail lady.

Asian Don Cheadle.

I refuse to learn their names
because it humanizes them.

But you'll never forget
their smug lawyer faces.

Each one brings back a
specific horrible memory.

Like courtroom PTSD.

[SLOW MOTION] Incompetent!

[SLOW MOTION] Idiot!

[SLOW MOTION] Mint?

I could have choked on that mint!

Even the nice ones are psychopaths.

All right, let's get fired up.
Pound on my shoulders.

That's my stuff.
Wait, wait, no, don't hurt me!

That was a bad idea.
I'll bang my own shoulders. Let's go.

HOLT: Detective. Have a seat.

I'm grappling with a
highly vexing conundrum.

What to do about Deputy Chief Wuntch?
Precisely.

I could torpedo her promotion.

Just saying it brims my soul with joy.

But to do so would mean that
she stays here in New York City,

hanging over me like an albino bat.

On the other hand, if I "praise" Wuntch,

she will leave the
city, the clouds will part,

and the children will
sing Wuntch is Gone.

What children? All the children.

Right, that was a stupid question.

What was Sarge's advice?

Oh, you and I both know
what Mother Jeffords would say.

Take the high road.

But I asked you, Detective
Diaz, because you understand…

Vengeance.

Yes, I do.

I had a nemesis once.

Carla Bianci. Mmm.

She wronged me.

And I crushed her like a
gnat between my fingers.

I got her suspended
from the second grade.

Second grade?

That little turd hoarded
all the good markers.

But eventually, she came back to school

and she made the next 10 years of my life

miserable.

It's not worth it.

Be nice to Wuntch.

You may go now.

Mother Diaz.

I hate this. Everyone is looking at us.

Only because we're equally
massive, beautiful men in tuxes.

Mmm.

Sophia!

Hey, girlfriend!

That came out saucier
than I was expecting.

Yeah. Hey, Jake. What are you doing here?

I thought we agreed to press pause.

We did. I'm not here to see you.
I'm here to see your boss,

Geoffrey Hoytsman. We're going to bond.

Oh, God. Oh, good, indeed.

You misheard me on purpose. Possibly.

Look, I'm gonna charm him.

He's going to start giving
you the good cases again.

This is going to work. No, it's not.

Look, how can I explain this?

Oh, okay. Imagine this room
is full of super intelligent robots…

Oh…hell bent on ending humanity

and you are a working class human
who just entered the swarm hive.

Okay. Love this. Love you. Keep going.

It's a really weird moment to
say you love me for the first time.

Oh, no. Was it?

I'm just going to blow past that. Yeah.

Look, the point is,
you can't charm robots.

So, you should go before they
pod you and harvest your brain.

Look, I've done my research on Hoytsman.
Skiing, nature,

Atlantic City. I'm ready for him.

Sophia. Sergeant Jeffords.

Detective Peralta.

Please.
My friends call me Jakey Snowpants.

Because I'm skiing so much.
Carving moguls on a black diamond.

I prefer cross-country skiing.

It's not a sport if gravity
does the work for you.

Yeah. Gravity sucks.
Not the movie, the theory.

Anyway, I've been spending most of
my weekends in Atlantic City these days.

Oh, that place is a dump. Oh.

Now, if you'll excuse
me, I need to steal Sophia.

You can't charm the robots.

What in the frig was that?

He's always in Atlantic City.

Why would he go some
place he hates so much?

Unless there was
something there he loves.

I bet he loves gambling.

Just like I'm here in this dump
because of Sophia, who I now love.

You're really going
hard on this love thing.

Well, I said it out loud.
It's on the record.

I can't take it back.
Just get onboard, Terry.

BOYLE: Hello, Gina.

Ugh! What are you creeps doing?

You made me look away from my phone.

You better pray I didn't miss a text.

In the two seconds you looked away?

Seventeen texts. All of them important.

Amy suggested we negotiate terms.

So, if you agree to
give my dad his blessing,

here's what I'll do for you.

You will never see me in
my pajamas on a family trip.

We will never share a bunk bed.

And I won't force you to participate

in our annual themed Christmas cards.

This year, my dad was Mary
and I was the baby Jesus.

Yeah, I know. Got one.
Lived the nightmare.

Ah. Well, the list goes on.

I signed it. Amy notarized it.

I'm a notary. No big deal.
I met the comptroller.

Okay. You know what? This isn't
about our lives getting intertwined. Okay?

I'm actually worried about my
mom because she's been hurt before.

This is all moving way too fast.

Wow. Gina. That's really sweet.

The only reason I didn't tell you guys
is 'cause I don't value you as people.

So, it's like, why be honest?

Right. Yeah, you just went back

-Mmm-hmm.
-and ruined what you said.

Look. I know I'm a stage five player.

Just mowing down chicks left and right.

But my dad's not like that.

He would never hurt your mom.
Just talk to him.

You'll see.

Fine. I'll talk to him.

Just to ask him some questions.

But go get him before I change my mind.

Okay. Okay.

Uh… I already changed my mind. Oh!

All right, I'm back. Oh!

I'm back.

HOYTSMAN: After that, the
judge just threw it out on the spot.

[LAUGHING]

That judge has a deep voice, right?

I'm going to go, uh, check out the food.

Hey. Bet you five bucks you can't guess

three of the hors
d'oeuvres they're serving.

I'll take that action.

Chicken satay, tuna tartare,

shot glasses of gazpacho.

PERALTA: Satay, tartare. No 'zpach.

Where's the 'zpach, Hoytsman?

Yes! 'Zpach! No!

Well played.

Unless you want to go double or nothing.

I'm listening.

Oh, nothing but glass! [SIGHS]

Oh!

I'll bet you can't guess
how tall the Sarge is.

In eggrolls.

24, exactly 25 eggrolls tall.

Celebration eggroll!

Hey, man, that was on the floor.

You're on the floor.

60 bucks says you can't remove one glass
without knocking the whole thing over.

You didn't say I
couldn't grab the top one.

Ah!

Yes!

100 bucks says I can jump
from the roof and survive.

Oh, I don't think…

[LAUGHS] Just messing with you, Peralta.

I've got to hit the head.

Ooh. Then, we'll bet on who can
shove more shrimp in his mouth.

You're on. I've got a big mouth, though.
You're in trouble.

Jake. I thought you were leaving.

Were you just talking to Hoytsman?

Talking, bonding, betting.

Ooh. I should bet him that I
can pee for longer than he can.

Oh. The trick is to pinch it.

All right, I'll be right back. Oh!

Got to fill up the tank.

Ah. Hello, Geoffrey. Hello!

And that's cocaine.

This night is making
me incredibly anxious.

Oh, hey. Stay close.

Someone messed with the champagne tower.
You're all I've got.

Jake is stupid, but he's smart.

I think his plan is actually working.

Oh, God.

Hey. So, no big deal, but…

I arrested your boss and I
never should have come here.

Well, I read that wrong.

Oh, this is insane. This is so insane.
I wasn't doing anything.

He was snorting cocaine in the bathroom.

Okay. For the last time,
that is not what happened.

And that's cocaine.

Oh, are you sure?

Five dollars says you're wrong.

Let me get in there, take
a good look and smell.

No, don't…

Okay, it was cocaine.

Turns out I was accidentally
doing some cocaine.

Not on accident.
You put it in your nose on purpose.

I don't even think I
have a nose, Peralta.

I certainly cannot feel it!
The defense rests!

Shh, keep your voices down!
What is going on here?

Nothing. Nothing at all.

Sophia's cop boyfriend is arresting
me in front of my friends and colleagues!

PERALTA: Hey, everyone.

I'm Jake.

So, who here saw 12 Years a Slave?

Best picture.

Well, Diaz, the deed is done.

You torpedoed her promotion.

Sadly, no.
I gave that goblin a good recommendation.

Your story about the
marker turd really hit me.

I began to realize that if even you
thought I should take the high road,

that was probably the right choice.

I'm sorry you didn't get
your vengeance, Mother Holt.

Good one.

But I am still planning
to get some retribution.

I got her a parting gift.

Tickets to Wicked?

In Boston.

She's moving to a second-class city,

and I wanted to rub her nose in it.

Enjoy the understudies, Madeline.

Have fun watching some
chubby Chenoweth knockoff

warble her way through Popular.

Hello, Lynn. Hi, Regina.

Don't play games with me, boy.

This is a bad idea.

No, it's okay. Dad's got this.
He's a real sweet talker.

Let's cut the crap. Okay.

What are your intentions with my mother?

To make love to her
every morning until we die.

So, it's just physical.
What are you, nuts?

I'm a divorced, retired florist
with a terrible gluten allergy.

Your mom is a beautiful,
brilliant travel agent.

She talks to people on the phone
who have seen the whole world.

I'll never meet anyone
half as good as her.

She's the best thing
that ever happened to me.

You mean other than Charles?

No. She's the best thing
that ever happened to me.

That's okay, Pop.
You did what you had to do.

I love her.
All I want is to make her happy forever.

Fine, I give you my blessing.

But if you hurt my mom in
any way, so help me God,

I will cut off your son's testicles.

Snip, snip, snip!
And I'm not playing. Ooh.

Deal.

[CHUCKLES] Way to go, Dad!
You bagged the babe!

The Boyle boys are planning a wedding!

Boyle boys! Boyle boys!

BOTH: Boyle boys! Boyle boys!

[BOTH LAUGHING]

You screwed this up, buddy.

You think she's going
to still love you after this?

She'll see who you are now.

Hey, you don't know
anything about me and Sophia.

What? I'm talking to myself.
About my wife.

She is not going to like this.

Who cares about you and your gross life?

Jake, heads up.

Oh, hey! Sophia.

Thank God you're here. I was just
going to find you so we could talk.

Jake, I'm not here to talk to you.
I'm here as Geoffrey's attorney.

Oh, I can do it myself. Watch this.

Objection, objection,
objection, objection, objection!

Five! Five objections.

Maybe this cocaine
isn't so bad after all.

Okay. Geoffrey!

I'm going to have to advise
you to stop talking/confessing

in front of the detectives. Okay.

Look, I know that you're mad.

But I talked to the DA and
he agreed to drop the charges.

Geoffrey just has to do a
little bit of community service

and nothing will even go on his record.

Not good enough. You have no evidence.

Sophia.
There's cocaine on his collar right now.

Ooh, not anymore. [SNIFFS] Ooh.

You're really not reading
the vibe right at all.

Tell you what, that's the cocaine.

I'm usually very tuned in. Shh!

I had to arrest him. I had no choice.

Really? Because I can think of 50 other
ways you could have handled this scenario.

Oh, my God, you are such a lawyer.

You are such a cop.

I tell you I need some
space to figure things out

and you come kicking down the door with
the first plan that pops into your head.

How is it my fault that your jerk boss put
his jerk nose in a pile of jerk cocaine?

You followed him into a bathroom
at a party you weren't even invited to.

Okay. You know what? We're done.

All right, fine. I'll talk to the DA.

I'll see if I can cut the community
service in half. How's that?

No, Jake. Not with the case.

You and I are done.

Jake, what are you doing?

I wanted to stop you. Grand gesture.

I took the stairs.

Little winded there, buddy?

Yeah. Romance is hard.

Here, will you just talk for like 20
minutes while I catch my breath?

I don't have anything to say.

Oh, come on.
This is just a stupid fight about nothing.

I'm not going to let
us break up over this.

Jake, our jobs are incompatible.

Our lives are incompatible.

Look, we'll just never talk about work

or interact with each other as friends

or acknowledge each other in public.

And I know this sounds
like I'm describing enemies,

but we can make this work.

We're Romeo and Juliet.

It didn't work for Romeo and Juliet.

That play ends in a
tragic double suicide.

That's how it ends?
Why do people like it so much?

All right, look, Jake. You're fun. Okay?

And we've only been dating for
three months. It's just not that serious.

Well, it's kind of serious to me.

I've accidentally said I love
you, like, four times already.

I know… I just don't think I
accidentally love you back.

Look, it's just… It's just so much work.

That's work I'm willing to do.

I'm not.

I'm sorry.

Double suicide?

Hello, Madeline. Raymond.

I was just about to call you.

I wanted to thank you for
your kind recommendation.

And I wanted to give you this.

Wicked, starring Beth Danube?

Well played, Raymond.

Sadly, I won't be able to use them.

Since I'm not going to Boston. What?

I was only interested in
the Boston offer as leverage.

I used it to get a
promotion from the NYPD.

I have never had more power over
you than I do at this very moment.

I wanted to give you
these as a thank you.

You're joking.

I'm going to call the commissioner.
Shh, shh, shh.

I know you never would have recommended
me for that Boston post if, deep down,

you didn't think I deserved the job.

What the…

A thank you round of drinks.
And a toast to Amy.

Your conflict resolution skills has
made my childhood dreams come true.

I'm going to be a ring bearer.

You don't think your dad
will make you best man?

Oh, I'd just assumed he'd ask Jake.

Mmm. Move over, please.

I do have a wedding to plan.

Because if this thing's happening,
it's not going to be a Boyle bros event.

For starters, all the bridesmaids
are going to be dressed

like Roseanne from the
television show Roseanne.

Oh, I like that show.

A certified shaman will
conduct the ceremony.

And the ring bearer
will be an actual wolf.

Oh, man, I could do it, but I
wouldn't be as majestic on all fours.

This wedding sounds weird. I'm into it.

To Lynn and Darlene Boyle.

ALL: Cheers.

Yuck.

My lady left me. My lady stayed.

Come on, sir. Focus on the good.

You can hold your head up.

You took the high road with Wuntch.

Not entirely.

When I was alone in her
office, I changed her auto correct.

Now, when she types "Wuntch,"
it gets replaced with "butt."

Oh, I should not have gone to that party.

I shouldn't have gone to that bathroom.

I should not have arrested her boss.

I don't see it that way.

You did everything right.
You were a good cop.

Good lonely cop.

Hey, man, you put yourself out there.

You weren't breezy.

You liked Sophia. You fought for her.

You should be proud.

No, you should be
changing her auto correct.

What's her last name? Perez.

No. It's Butt now. Sophia Butt.

Huh.

That feels good, doesn't it?

Not really.

Okay.

Then, let's get soused.

Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay,
okay, okay, okay, okay. Fine. Fine.