All language subtitles for The.Enemy.Within.S01E05.WEBRip.x264-ION10

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[radio static building]

[birds chirping]

- Hey there.

[chuckling] I heard you
coming up the road.

Long time since we had anyone
over in these parts.

I'm Jeanie.

I live in
the next property over.

- Anna.
- Moving in or moving out?

- I'm sorry?
- The boxes.

- Oh, I'm just keeping
some things here for awhile.

- Were you on a hike?

- No, we've had some teenagers
up in this neck of the woods.

You know, drinking
and setting fires.

I thought maybe
you were one of them.

My sister tells me that I
should mind my own business,

but I like to know what's
going on around me, that's all.

- Do you live by yourself?

- Uh-huh, yeah,
me and my dogs.

- Would you mind giving me
a hand with something, Jeanie?

- Sure, sure.

- There's a box there
that's too heavy for me

to get by myself.
- Yeah?

- That one right there.
- This one here?

- Do you mind just
sliding that over to me?

- Well, that ain't so bad.

[gunfire]

[birds fluttering]

[dramatic music]

[suspenseful music]

[sirens wailing]

♪

[buzzer]

[door rattling]

- I know what you did.

- What's that?

- You tried to access
classified intelligence

on Mikhail Tal after
I explicitly told you not to.

- I didn't try
to access those files.

Anna Cruz did.

- And why would she do that?
- Because she's a mole.

That intel was a list of
every paid informant on Tal.

Cruz knew how valuable
that would be for him,

so I baited her.

I dangled the Tal file
in front of her

because I felt what
you're starting to feel now

which is doubt.

She clawed her way
into this building

and she clawed her
way into you.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- [scoffing]

♪

You're her target.

Can you not see that?

She's been manipulating you
from the moment she met you.

Cruz gained access
to this building and to you

because she pretended
to be a victim

in one of the Tal attacks,

gathering intelligence
for him for weeks.

- No, you're lying.

- Twice Tal assassinated
multiple CIA operatives

to end an investigation
into him.

Is it really so farfetched
that he would plant

a mole inside the FBI?

- If that were true,
that means Cruz

would've faked
her own kidnapping.

- Yes.
- That means she had a hand

in a bombing that killed

14 of her own colleagues.

- And what about Viktor Nemec?

Did he commit suicide or did
she kill him right here

in this building
to prevent him from talking?

This is so hard to believe,

what I'm telling you is true.

Cruz works for Tal.

♪

[engine revving, tires squeal]

[knocking on door]

- Will,
what are you doing here?

Is everything okay?

- I'm sorry,
is this a bad time?

- Uh, no. I'm just surprised
to see you here, that's all.

[soft pop music playing]

Did you want to come in?

- Sure.

How you been, Anna?

- I'm good.
Why?

- I've just been worried
about you.

- Why are you worried about me?
- I don't know.

I mean, it's only been
about a month since the bombing

and I just wanted
to make sure you're okay.

- That's sweet of you,

but I'm fine.

- I didn't make a mistake
bringing you into the FBI

to work with me?

- No. Will, working with you
has been the only thing

that's kept me sane.

- Good.

- I'm gonna make some tea.
Do you want some?

- Sure.
- Okay.

- Nice place.

- Thank you!

- How long have you lived here?

- Uh, two years.

[melancholy music]

♪

Here you go.

It's not tea but I thought
a drink sounded better anyway.

Don't you think?
- I do.

- Mmm. I feel bad you trekked
across town to check on me.

You could've just called.

- I wanted to see you.

- Why did you want to see me?
- To see what I needed to do

to help you.

- You've already helped
so much.

Letting me investigate Tal

it's helped me in ways
you can't imagine.

Something's bothering you.

- What makes you say that?

- Just a hunch, I guess.

- I just keep thinking

about all the damage
that Tal has done.

It's not just the lives
that he takes,

it's the people he leaves
behind that suffer too.

Me, you.

I know what you've
been doing, Anna.

The first one in the office
every morning,

last one to leave.

Work is supposed
to be a distraction,

it's not a cure.

- You're right.

But for now,

it gives me solace being able
to hunt the man down

that killed my friends.

The man who killed Laine.

I was waiting to tell
you about a lead I found

until I had more to show you.

But since you're here...

- What is it?

- Uh, I was looking into
Viktor Nemec's financials

and I saw that he had a PO box
in Elkins, West Virginia

that he rented.
- Nemec lives in New York.

Why would he have a PO box
in West Virginia?

- Exactly my question,

but what was intriguing
was the timing.

He rented it out one month
before the Wall Street bombing.

- So you think that the PO box

has some type of connection
to Tal?

- If it's okay with you,
I'd like to find out.

- Then go ahead.

I'd be curious to see
what comes out of it.

[tense music]

♪

- Thanks for coming by, Will.

It's comforting to know
I have a friend like you.

- Have a good night.

- Good night.

♪

- Daniel, call the team

and have them meet
at my place in 20 minutes.

We have a breach.

♪

- You're sure Cruz is working
for Tal?

- She was flagged trying
to access

some confidential files on him.

The only reason why
she'd want that type

of intelligence is
if she was reporting it

back to him.
- You set up a sting?

- Not me. Shepherd.

- Wait, Shepherd?
And you trust her?

- At first, no,
but I confirmed it for myself

when I went to go
see Cruz earlier tonight.

She was nervous,
she was on edge,

and she was trying
to get a read on me.

Trying to manipulate me.

You should've seen
her apartment.

It was void of any type
of personal effects

as if it was staged.

- Cruz has access to our files,

our investigation,
she'd been using the computers.

- We'll have to sweep
the whole office.

Years of intel is compromised.

- Not everything.
- No, everything.

We don't know what Cruz saw,
so we have

to assume she saw everything.

- And whatever Cruz knows,
Tal knows.

- I'm sorry, look, we cannot

just throw away
our entire investigation.

We have to find out what she
got, we have to alert the CIA.

- No, no, I don't
trust anybody right now.

We're gonna keep this
between us.

- Until we arrest her.
- We're not arresting her.

If we arrest Cruz,
she'll refuse to talk

and we'll get nothing
out of her.

But if we let
her continue to think

that her cover
is still intact,

she'll keep spying for Tal.

We'll be able to track her
movements, her operations.

We'll know who
she's communicating with

and how she's communicating
with them.

[suspenseful music]

Cruz is an asset to us now.

We need to use her as one.

[phones ringing]

♪

- Good morning.
You're at my desk.

- I've got some good news.

There's been a development
in the Wall Street bombing.

We need to question you again,
are you up for that?

- Absolutely.
- Good.

Daniel is waiting
for you in the SCIF room now.

- In the SCIF room?

Must have
some pretty good intel.

- You said it.
I didn't.

♪

- Hey, Jacquie.

Keaton sent me over
for another interview.

- You know the drill.
SCIF rules same as at Langley.

No electronics
of any kind inside.

Cell lockers
are over there.

♪

- Anna.

Please, have a seat.

- Maybe if you told me
the new intel,

I could be of more help.
- I'm sorry.

I haven't been authorized
to read you in, so--

Let's, uh--let's go over
your timeline again.

So after you left
the conference room,

where did you go?
- Down the hall to accounting.

- And you were on your way
there when the bomb went off?

- Yes.

[keyboard clacking]

- Do you think that one small
act saved your life?

- I guess I was lucky.

- How's it coming?
- Almost done.

I already archived a copy of
her call log and text history.

- Have you flagged anything?
- A few international calls

and some incoming calls
from blocked numbers.

- Keep at it.

[keyboard clacking]

- You know, reliving that day
can be painful,

but going over the details
can have results.

- I understand.

- It's interesting.
- What?

- I've spoken with a lot
of victims in this job.

I've seen people at
their absolute worst moments.

You hold trauma
far better than most.

- I don't know about that.

- No, it's true.
You're strong and steady.

A lot of people
in your position aren't.

- I guess after seeing
your parents killed

in front of you
at five years old...

nothing really shocks you.

- Hm.

- Kate. Anything?

- Not yet, but Bragg
is still tailing her.

If Cruz calls anyone,
we'll be able to hear

everything on the clone phone.

[indistinct chatter]

[tense music]

♪

- Hey, it's me.
Cruz is making a call.

- We're on it.

[buzzing]

- It's Cruz.

- What?

[phone continues buzzing]

- Anna, what's up?

- Hey, Will.
You have a minute?

It's about the other night.
- Sure.

I followed up on the PO box
of Nemec's.

It's linked to an address
in West Virginia.

8974 Kinsey Road.

The property's been foreclosed
for years,

but maybe Nemec could've been
using it.

This could be the lead on Tal
we've been looking for.

- Okay, well maybe
I can have a team

go out there and check it out.

- You could, but look,

this might turn out
to be nothing.

I was thinking you and I could
take a trip up there first.

See for ourselves
if anything's out there.

- You mean, just you and I?
- Yeah.

What do you say?

I'll drive.

- When do we leave?

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- Will, you can't do this.
You can't go on a recon

alone with a Tal operative.
- I back out now,

she'll suspect I'm on to her.

- You could think of an excuse
to get out of this.

You want to go with her.
Why?

- Because you think
you can flip her?

- Is she right, Will?

- Yes.

I know it's unlikely.
- Unlikely? Are you kidding?

- But what if it works?

Imagine the intelligence
we'll have on Tal.

We could end him.

- What if you can't flip her?

I've been waiting for evidence
to confirm this,

but I think I know how Cruz
might be connected to Tal.

She was adopted
from an orphanage in Havana,

and at the same time,
that orphanage received

a cash transfer
from a Russian bank

that we've recently linked
to Tal.

- So you think Cruz's adoption
is connected to Tal.

- I don't think that she was
coerced into this life.

I think it is possible that Tal
has groomed her for this

since she was a little girl,
and if so,

that kind of loyalty,
that personal history,

it doesn't break easily.

- Money, ideology,
coercion, ego.

That's what motivates
people to spy.

Cruz is no different.

I'm gonna tear down that cover
that's she's built for herself

and find out exactly
what drives her,

and then I'm gonna use that
to turn her against Tal.

[phone ringing]

- Yes?
- We need to talk.

Location B.
15 minutes.

[dramatic music]

♪

- What's wrong?

- Your source at the
Iranian Embassy's been made.

- Shadi?
- We caught operatives

from
the Ministry of Intelligence

following her on surveillance.

We think the target
of her operation,

Hamid Farzan, was the one
who discovered her.

- Let's get her out.
- Absolutely not.

Kellerman wants you on
the next flight back to Dulles.

I have orders to drive you
there myself.

- They'll kill her.
- And they'll kill you

if you try to help.

- No, I can't leave her.
- No.

This is not a choice, okay?
We need to go.

- No, no! I will get to her
before they do!

- You are asking her

to betray her friends,
her family,

to become a traitor
to her own country.

You don't have time.

You're gonna risk your life
for someone,

and you don't even know
if it's gonna work.

- She'll go.

[birds squawking]

[car honk distantly]

[suspenseful music]

- Heads up.
There's Cruz right now.

♪

Hey, Keaton,
we got eyes on Cruz.

She's headed your way.

- Will. Will.

Please don't do this.

Please--because once you get
in that car,

there's no turning back.

- There's nothing I wouldn't do
to catch Tal.

You know that.

Hey.
- Hey.

So you ready to go?

- Yep, let's do it.

[banging]

- Shadi. We have to leave now.
You've been made.

- What? How?
- There's no time to explain.

We have to go.
- What about my family?

- Shadi, now.
They're coming.

[both speaking Farsi]

- [grunting]

- [groans]

- Let go of me.

[all groan]

- Shadi.

There's a passport and money
in the glove compartment.

Get to Hamburg
and you'll be safe.

- I don't know
if I can do this.

- You have to.
- What's gonna happen to Hamid?

- It's not your concern.
They will kill you if you stay.

Go.
- Thank you.

- Be well.

[car engine starts]

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- You ever been out here
before?

- To West Virginia?
Just for work. You?

- Once or twice.

[tense music]

♪

- Bragg. 8974 Kinsey Road
looks clear.

I just swept the inside
and checked the perimeter.

- All right, good to hear,
but you better pull back.

Keaton and Cruz are
about five miles away.

- Copy that.

- I need to stop for gas.

- How much further?
- Not far.

- Let me ask you a question.

Who else do you talk to?

- About what?

- The bombings, kidnapping.

Who do you share
that stuff with?

- I don't talk
to anyone about that.

- Not even your friends
or your family?

- There's a therapist
that the agency set me up with.

And you've helped so much.

But, honestly, most of
my friends died in the bombing.

And my family's been gone
for years.

- I'm sorry.

How old were you
when they died?

- Young.

[birds chirping]

- I'm the same, actually.

I never really had many friends
growing up, not even family.

- Really? Well, I wouldn't
have guessed it.

- We're a lot more alike
than you think.

- What happened to your family?

- Never knew my father,
my mother died when I was two.

- Who raised you?

- The State of Pennsylvania.

Yeah, I was brought up
in the foster care system,

bounced from house to house.
I've always been alone.

Till I meant Laine.

Her parents took me in like
I was one of their own.

Actually, it was the first time
I felt like

I belonged somewhere.

- I have someone in my life
like that.

- Yeah, who?

- My Tio.
- Your uncle?

- He's not really my uncle.
I just call him that.

- Why's that?
- He and his wife adopted me

when I was ten.

She got sick and passed away
soon after.

But he never gave up on me.

You know, I never thought
I'd find a home either.

Then Tio brought me here
and changed my life.

And he still does to this day.

[tense music]

♪

- They're on the move.
Let's go.

[gear shifts]

- Pretty secluded out here.

- Yeah, kind of creepy.

Glad you came with me.

- You just past it.

- No, it's 9874 Kinsey Road.

- You said it was 8974.

- Ah, that's my bad.

Should be just
a little further.

- Damn.
- What?

- Cruz just drove
by the destination.

- Well, where is she going?
- I don't know.

- Something's not right.

- Hey, Kate. It's Bragg.

Cruz just drove
by the destination.

- I can track Keaton's GPS
from his cell.

Where is she taking him?
[keyboard clacking]

- We're here.
- This is it?

I need to see what's up there.

You know,
I think you were right

about Nemec
using this property.

- Why do you say that?

- Before he committed suicide,
he talked to Daniel.

- Nemec flipped?

What did he say?
- Not much, unfortunately.

He said he had some information
about the Wall Street bombings,

but he didn't offer a lot
of specifics.

But he did say something
about a place--Havana?

He said it was at the center
of the highest levels

of Tal's U.S. operations.

That mean anything to you?

- No, not at all.

- Yeah, no worries.
We'll figure it out.

Let's go.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Where the hell did they go?

[dramatic music fades]

- I have a question.

After all that Nemec did,

why would you trust
anything he said?

- Well, you can never really
tell if he's lying or not.

But we offered him a deal--
a good deal actually.

And, uh...

- What?

- And it was something
about the way

that he was near the end,

defeated like he knew his fate
and he had just given up.

I believe him.

- What's the new intel
you have on Tal?

Can you tell me?
- Nah, I can't do that.

- Come on, we're in the middle
of the woods.

Nobody will hear a thing.
- I will.

- Answer me this, are we any
closer to finding Tal?

- I feel closer to Tal
than I ever have before.

- Just think about it.

- What's that?

- How proud Laine would be.

[tense music]

♪

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[cell phone buzzing]

[tense music]

- [breathes heavily]

[rattling, hiss]

[dog barking in distance]

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, everything's fine.
- Any problems?

- No. You know, uh,

you were asking about
that new intel we had on Tal.

- Yes?

- We were following one
of his colleagues.

Old partner
from back in the day.

He went dark years ago, and
we finally tracked him down.

- Sounds promising.
- Oh, yeah, it is.

It is if he can give us
the inside view

into Tal's network, he could
be incredibly valuable.

- Do you think he'll make
a deal like Nemec did?

- He can walk away
and start over.

New identity, new job.
Second chance at life.

- I don't believe
in second chances.

- Isn't that what
your Tio gave you?

- He gave me much more
than that.

Why do I get the feeling
you're testing me?

- We're just talking.

- What are you doing?
- Did you hear that?

- I didn't hear anything.
- I did.

- Maybe you should walk
ahead of me.

- Why?
- You're the one with the gun.

[cell phone buzzing]

[phone clacks on bars]
- We can't hold off.

His life is in danger.

- Keaton can make
his own decisions.

- Not safe ones
and not when it comes

to Tal and you know that.

- At this point, taking risks
is the only way

Keaton's gonna get out alive.

- Have you lost sight
of the fact that Keaton is

the only reason you're able
to see your daughter?

If you have any hope
of seeing her again,

you better pray
he comes back safe.

[dark music]

♪

- I know you extracted Shadi,
despite your orders not to.

- I'll pay
whatever consequences

the Agency deems necessary.

- And you'd do it again,
wouldn't you?

- In a heartbeat.

- That's what I thought.

Open it.

Eight hours ago
contract killers

tracked down Shadi
and shot her to death.

I'm sorry, Erica.

- [crying]

[breathes deeply]

Guard, I need to speak
with Agent Ryan.

It's urgent.

- This is it?

Good thing we didn't drag
the whole team out here.

- Yeah, let's take a look.

[suspenseful music]

♪

[door creaks]

[thud]

- You brought me here
so she could ask

about an asset that was killed
ten years ago?

- No, I brought you here
because my boss's life

is in danger and she thinks
that you can help.

So listen to her.

- In Prague,
you withheld something from me.

I felt it then,
but I know it now.

Shadi had a passport, cash,
and an exit strategy.

She was safe.

How did they track her down?

- Shadi never crossed
the border.

She never even made it
out of the city.

We found her body a few blocks
away from where you left her.

- What happened?
- She went to see him.

Hamid. The State Official
she was spying on.

We think
they were waiting for her

there and then they killed her.

And for years I have asked
myself why she went back.

I--I can't explain it.

- I can.

- Guess we should
start looking.

- Yeah, let's do it.

[cell phone buzzing]

Kate, I know you know
my coordinates,

but you need to stand down.

- I know how to turn Cruz.

- Shepherd?
- Listen to me.

You have to tell her
who she is to you.

There's a bigger reason

that you've wanted to turn her
Keaton and you know it.

Since the bombing, she's not
just someone that you saved

from Tal, but she's someone
that has reminded you of Laine.

You need to tell her that.
- Why?

- Because any asset that's
effective enough to get under

your skin had to have left
herself vulnerable too.

Keaton, you are under
her skin.

This is working both ways.

Use that.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Drop the gun, Keaton.

Now!

Drop it!
- Okay, all right, hey.

You got it.
I'll drop the gun.

I'll drop it.

- Sit down in that chair.

- You know you're on your own,
right?

Nobody's coming for you.

- Quiet!

- You're just as disposable
to Tal as I am.

He knows you've been made,
how come he's not here

to protect you?
Where is he?

He should have pulled you out
by now.

Anna, I can protect you.

- How?

By sending me to live
in WITSEC in North Dakota?

No, thanks.
- Better than spending

the rest of your life
in a cell or dead.

- This is pointless!

I could never trust you.

- Yes, you can.

Yes, you can.

I'll keep my word.

- Not everything
I said was a lie.

- I know that.

Not everything I said
was a lie, either.

[soft music]

♪

The truth is, is that

you've always reminded
me of Laine.

From the moment I saw you.

I was just drawn to you.

I believed that you wanted
to make a difference

in the world
same way Laine did.

It's not your fault
that Tal manipulated you

from a young age.

You wanted to be a part of
something bigger than yourself.

And you still can.

- [breathing shakily]

- So this is what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna take you
to a safe house right now.

You'll be able to start
a whole new life there.

But first I need you
to put that gun down.

That's it.

That's it.

- [whimpers]

.

- You're okay.
Stay with me.

[both breathing heavily]

- Chigorin.

[glass shattering]

[gunfire]

[dramatic music]

♪

- Drop your gun.

Drop your gun.

Don't do it.
Put it down.

- You were right, Will.

She planted enough evidence
in here

to send us down a rabbit hole
for the next year at least.

- The sniper?
- Ray Fontaine.

Former military,
known associate of Tal.

[indistinct chatter]

We caught a mole, Will.

- Still doesn't feel
like a win.

- Because she wasn't
who you thought she was?

- No, because I think I could
have turned her.

[soft music]

♪

[knocking at door]

- Kate.
- Hi.

- Everything okay?
- Yes.

I just wanted to apologize
for earlier.

Um, sometimes I can get
bullheaded, uh...

I just wanted you to know,
at the end of the day,

it's because I'm being
protective.

- I know.

- Still, I had no right

to question how you run
an operation.

- No, no. It's important
to me for you

to always give me
your honest opinion.

Just maybe not so many times.

- [chuckles] Deal.

- Good.

- Okay.
- All right.

- Have a good night.
- Good night, Kate.

- I'm sorry it didn't work out

the way you hoped,
Agent Keaton.

- Yeah, I am too.

But Cruz's cell phone
is still connected

to Tal's mesh network.

If we can crack it,

it could be the biggest break
yet in this investigation.

How did you know that Cruz
reminded me of Laine?

- I saw it, I think.

I learned a valuable lesson
running assets for the CIA.

They're always more effective
when they can tap

into a target's weakness.

Cruz knew that yours was Laine,
and she exploited it,

but what Tal didn't count on

was how weak and susceptible
her loss left her.

We're all only human, Keaton.

- She did mention something.
It was a name.

Chigorin.

Does that mean anything
to you?

- No.

- Good night, Shepherd.

- Good night, Agent Keaton.

[buzzing]

[gate lock clicks]

[cell phone buzzing]

- Are you proud, Agent Keaton?

- Tal.

- You saw Anna
for what she was

but not before she gave me
what I wanted.

- You had somebody
on the inside.

It ended tonight.

- What makes you think
she's the only one?

[suspenseful music]

♪

[tense music]

♪