Animal Kingdom (2016–…): Season 2, Episode 9 - Custody - full transcript

- You have a storage unit?
- The boys don't know about it.

And neither do you.

I think Smurf's been
skimming off our jobs.

- Are you sure?
- I'm gonna find out.

You know, I always wanted
to believe Smurf had limits.

But that's bullshit.

Javi just got screwed.

We owe that kid this money.

I'm sorry, Smurf.

I'm setting up a job.

- We're gonna rob a boat.
- Okay, what's my part in it?



Every day, it amazes me.

- What?
- You.

There she is, guys.
Ain't she a beaut?

115 foot, single 2,500
horsepower diesel engine.

Carries about 120 guests,
all of them drunk, and rich.

There'll be a fortune
on that boat in a week.

We're not screwing
around. This is work.

Let's go make some money.

Where's Baz? This is bullshit.

We went to all of
Baz's meetings.

Hey, tell him we're going to
the bar to go over the plan, okay?

If Baz wanted to be
here, he'd be here.

He doesn't listen to me.

What makes you
think he listens to me?



We just need someone
who speaks Spanish, that's it.

You should've gone
to school, Deran.

I did, I took French, with Madame
Harrison who was hot as shit.

What about El Craigo?

Are you serious? He
can barely speak English.

You really think Baz is gonna
sign up to be your interpreter?

If it means making a
shitload of money, yes.

Look, Craig has seen
this thing through. Okay?

Believe it or not,
this thing is real, man.

You need to talk to Baz. Okay?

We need Baz.

Hey. What's this one called?

It's a Desert Eagle .50 caliber.

Your mom or dad with you?

How many bullets does it hold?

We've got some youth rifles
I'd be happy to show you.

Don't waste my time.

How old are you? Huh?

Have to be 21 to purchase
a handgun in California.

You think I need
you to get a gun?

Glad you could make it.

So, these are the
pictures of the engine,

this is the internal
infrastructure, this is the deck.

Yeah, I don't know, guys, you lost
me after "Craig planned a job" here.

I've done the leg work, man.

I thought the pirate
thing was your idea?

No, Craig took the reins.

I'm already inside,
working as a bartender.

Who would hire you?

They hired "Eric."

I've scoped the yacht,
the engine, and everything.

Shit, you scoped the engine?

- Baz...
- What could go wrong?

You know what, man? You
don't like it, the door's right there.

- Where is it? Yeah, I got it.
- You see it right there?

- Just take a walk through that.
- Guys, are you serious?

- Baz, come on, man.
- What?

Just hear us out, please.

- Come on, sit down.
- All right, let's hear it, let's go.

Well, what's the occasion?

Wedding.

Whose?

Bride's dad owns
TV stations in Mexico.

Groom's side is
big in natural gas.

Tons of jewelry, tons of cash.

So, what's the plan?

Kill the engine, cut
all communication,

they'll be sitting ducks.

What about satellite phones?

Craig got a Shoghi jammer.

- How many people on board?
- Including the crew... About 100 people.

- A hundred people?
- That's 100 more than we're used to.

We've done crowd control before.

In banks, five, 10, tops, Craig.

That's why we hit it when
they've been out in the water

for at least two hours or so.

Everybody's gonna
be shitfaced...

People get drunk, they get
brave. We could have a problem.

No one's gonna play hero.

Not once they see the biggest guy there
get the living shit kicked out of him.

You?

Who gets to do that?

- I should do that.
- I'm doing it.

- No, I wanna do it.
- It's a couple well-placed punches...

Open up some
cuts, make it messy.

It's a wedding, guys, everyone
just wants to make it home alive.

All right. You should
hit it after it's docked.

What?

Something goes wrong out
on the water, you're screwed.

Nothing's gonna go wrong.

You just don't like it
because I thought of it.

No, Craig, I don't like
it 'cause it's too risky.

The job's the job.
You in, or not?

I'm in, I'll do it.

Okay. J?

Yeah. No, I'm in.

But what about Nicky, Craig?

- What about her?
- Craig said that Nicky's in on the job.

Wait a second. You're
gonna bring in a teenage girl

that's never done this
before? You're nuts.

We need someone to
distract the Coast Guard.

- That's why!
- We vote on personnel decisions.

- It's my job, Pope.
- Guys! Guys, guys, guys.

All right, it's your job?
Best of luck with it.

Leave the girl at home.

Pope, let me talk
to you for a minute.

Yeah, you know, Pope
already said he's in.

Yeah, and don't try
talking him out of it either.

I'm not. He's a big boy, he
can make his own decisions.

Let me talk to you for a minute.

So, what are we
gonna do about Smurf?

You ever think that
maybe Smurf did it for you?

Your private investigator said
there was a CI file on Cath, right?

Maybe Smurf was trying to
protect you, protect all of us.

- Cath wasn't talking to the cops.
- Then why'd she open a file?

If she was talking to the cops,
then why aren't we all in jail?

Why not? She knew enough.

Smurf killed her.
She killed her, Pope.

Now, who are the
cops looking at?

Me.

I could go away for a long time.

I'm not letting Smurf get
away with it. I'm not doing it.

You with me?

Are you with me?

Yeah, of course, I'm with you.

I'm with you.

Look, I'm gonna take care of it.

I'm gonna take care of it, okay?

I gotta go.

What's that?

Rent's due. Gotta keep
our money nice and clean.

- You want me to send it in?
- Read my mind.

How you doing
with your homework?

Yeah, it's okay. I'm doing
enough to not flunk out.

Not the homework I'm
talking about. Sit down.

Okay, let's go.

Chris Norton, 19 Mission
Avenue, 2A, $2,200.

Roland Schwinn, 4535
Whaley, 5C, $2,600.

Vernon Dozier, 7000 Pacific Street,
3,200 bucks. I could keep going.

No, no, that's enough. Just
tell me what you do next.

We're gonna set up
money orders for each unit.

Post office, Western Union,

it doesn't matter as
long as I change it up

and don't do two
at the same place.

Now, put all these
in your knapsack.

And try not to let anyone see you
walking around with $30,000 in cash.

I'll take care of it.

Thank you.

I have an idea who we
can get to fence the jewelry.

- What?
- Nicky, man, tell her she's out.

I promised her.

- Un-promise her, then.
- She'll be fine, man.

And this is your way of getting
Baz and Pope to take you seriously?

- Pope's still in.
- Barely, man.

Who are we gonna
get to replace Baz?

I don't know, how are we
ever gonna find someone

who speaks
Spanish in California?

No. Someone we can trust, idiot.

What about Marco?

What, Lucy's brother Marco?

Yeah, you always said he
wanted to work with us again.

Yeah, and what, run brown
tar heroin up the border? No.

You got another idea?

What about Esteban?

Dude, he's in Victorville,
he's still got five years.

- I mean, Gustavo's reliable.
- He's Brazilian.

- So?
- So, they don't speak Spanish in Brazil.

- So, where'd you hear that?
- Look it up, man!

- So, Marco then!
- No.

Bro, this whole thing cannot
fall apart because of Baz.

I know this guy, Rafael.

We used to rip off cars together,
ended up in juvie together.

Can he handle himself?

Nobody wanted to mess
with him, that's for sure.

His parents were from
Ecuador, or Bolivia or some shit.

So, hit him up.

What was your idea?
About the fence?

Uh...

You're not gonna like it.

At all.

- Hey.
- How are you?

How was the drive up?

- Bien.
- Good.

Brought you a present. - Shit.

Milwaukee saw, grinder, drill.

This is great. Thank you.

Thank you.

Would you mind picking
up Lena from school today?

Are you robbing a bank?

I thought we didn't
talk about work.

Well... You kind of
broke that rule first.

No. No bank.

But you're going into a safe.

Yeah. More than one.

Come here.

Is that your way of thanking
me for bringing the tools?

It's a start.

Thought you had
them, by the way.

No, they belong to the family.

What, your brothers
don't like to share?

I don't want them to know.

Are you on your own for this?

Was gonna do it with
Pope, but it fell through.

I have a Plan B now.

I don't do safes.

No, no, no. I don't mean you.

So, what's the job then?

You really want to know?

Si.

What are you ripping off?

Smurf.

Hello.

I talked to my cop friend,

and he told me they have absolutely
nothing that connects Baz to Cath.

So, we have nothing to
worry about. I told you.

You really want to
start a war with Smurf?

Well, I didn't start it.

It's business.
Everyone skims, Baz.

This has nothing to do
with skimming. Nothing.

Are you okay?

Cath didn't run out on me.

Smurf killed her.

She thought Cath was talking to the
cops. She wasn't talking to the cops.

- Are you sure?
- I'm sure.

Do your brothers know?

Yeah, Pope knows. He knows.

Looks like a scared little boy who
doesn't know what to do, but he knows.

And the others?

Not yet.

And I'm sorry.

For what?

These last 10 years I
could've been with you.

Smurf took me in,

she gave me everything
I'd never had before.

You go do whatever
you have to do.

And when you're done,
you come back to me.

Okay?

Si.

- Baz.
- Yeah?

You clean that bitch out.

Yo, come on.

Let's go, Smurf offered
to help us. Let's go. Yo!

Yeah, and all we have to do
is eat a giant shit sandwich.

- So, what's the job?
- Doesn't matter what the job is.

You gonna move the shit or not?

I'd never say no to my boys.

See?

It's not a favor, Smurf.

- It's business.
- Okay.

15%.

I'm your mother.
Let's make it 10.

- Fifteen.
- Seriously?

How come Baz isn't
cleaning your money?

He's not doing the job.

Ah, I'm not surprised.
Probably wasn't his idea.

Baz is so easily threatened.

Yeah, of course, I'll clean
your money. Of course.

I've got a delicious beef
stew in the fridge. Hungry?

Beef stew.

Let me guess, Smurf got you
taking care of the rent, huh?

She used to make
me do all that shit.

Nice wheels.

It's pretty cool. You like it?

- No.
- Yeah.

I borrowed it from a friend.

Does your friend
know you borrowed it?

- What, you doing a job?
- Yeah.

You want in?

- Yeah, sure. When?
- Right now.

- Right now?
- Yeah, right now.

You want me to ask someone else?

- No, let's go.
- Good.

- Hey, you speak Spanish?
- No. Why?

No reason.

I want a gun.

- What?
- I should have one.

No, you shouldn't.

- Just in case.
- In case what?

You never know.
That's the point.

You're not getting a gun.

I wanna be prepared.
I've never done this before.

You know, my first
time, I was eight.

Dorset Bank.

Smurf had me go up to the guard and
show him my RoboCop action figure.

And when he smiled, I threw
a fistful of sand in his eyes.

Smurf took his
gun, gave it to me.

Wanted to see if I could
keep him on the ground

while she dealt
with the tellers.

After we were done, she
took me to Toys "R" Us.

Gave me 1,000 bucks, and
said, "Get whatever you want."

See? You had a
gun your first time.

Yo, I just talked to Rafael,
said I wanted to meet him.

- Where?
- The Strand. Let's go.

All right, later.

Hey! And I know which one I want.
I want a Desert Eagle .50 Caliber.

That wasn't the
point of the story.

You couldn't handle it, anyway.

Yes, I could. I'm getting one.

So, what's the job?

You'll see.

Storage unit?

- Yeah.
- Whose is it?

What does it matter?

Trust me. It'll be
worth the effort.

This one's mine.

What about the security cameras?

Taken care of.

Hey, grab the Sawzall.

We're going into
the unit next door.

- What's the problem?
- Nothing, I'm fine.

Hey, might be a lot of money
on the other side of that wall.

You want some?

- Yeah.
- Let's go.

Check it out.

Yeah.

Almost crapped my pants
the first time I saw them, too.

How are we gonna get
these out of the building?

We're not.

- We're not?
- Nope.

Juvie CO kept harassing
me, so I put his ass in the ER.

Yeah, he broke his
damn collar bone, right?

And two ribs.

- Pendejo deserved it.
- Yeah.

Hey, it's great seeing you fools.
Thanks for reaching out, dawg.

What are you doing? Are you
still working these days, or what?

Yeah. Cars.

- Okay, are you stripping 'em...
- No, man. I don't do that shit no more.

Got a job at Midas.

Brakes, oil, I do it all, dawg.

Daddy, Daddy, Daddy.

Hey, Papi.

This is my son, Luis.

I got apple slices or Craisins.

Hey, you got kids, man?

No, no kids.

They're the best, man.

Yeah, listen, we have to
go see this beer distributor.

Yeah, we gotta go.

- But, uh...
- Hey, good seeing you, man.

- Great catching up, bro.
- Yeah.

Hey, let's make this
a regular thing, dawg.

- Jesus.
- Yeah.

If you see me turning into
that guy, put a bullet in my head.

Anytime, bro.

So, now, can we call Marco?

Whose stuff is this? Really?

Some asshole who's got
a lot more than he needs.

So, we're gonna move all
the safes just one unit over?

Yep, then we're
gonna seal it back up.

So, why'd you ask me to help?

You're smart, you don't
bitch, and you get the job done.

I guess I see some of me in you.

Don't want you to make the
same mistakes that I did, though.

What mistakes?

Believing Smurf
gave a shit about me.

Yeah, you know, she took me
in, she taught me about the rent,

she made me think she
was doing me a favor.

But what I didn't understand
is she was using me.

Look, here's the thing.

Smurf needs you, not the other
way around. Remember that.

So, what now?

Now, we cover our tracks.

I'll do this, you
finish with the tools.

What about the safes?

We'll open them up after
things have cooled down a bit.

- How long will that be?
- Couple of weeks.

Let's keep this between
you and I, okay, J?

- Yeah.
- I can trust you, right?

Yeah.

Have you got
Smurf in on this job?

Nah, this one's just you and me.

Load her up.

- To good times?
- All right, man.

- Saloo.
- Salud.

It's not "saloo,"
asshole, it's salud.

Whatever, sounds the same.

It's good to have
you back, Marco.

Good to be back. I've been waiting
for you guys to call for years, amigos.

So, how much do you want
to start with? Five keys? Ten?

- No keys, Marco.
- It's a yacht. Big wedding.

- Robbery?
- Jesus. Keep your voice down, man.

Do I look like a thief to you?

The hell is that
supposed to mean?

No offense, perro,
I hire thieves.

Besides, a boat
doesn't sound like Smurf.

Yeah, well, it has
nothing to do with Smurf.

This is just the two of us.

- And Baz?
- Nope.

- Finally. Good for you.
- And you.

- I can send you guys some men.
- No.

No, no, man, we trust you.

Look, this is a big haul.

Is there a place to
piss around here?

Yeah, in the
back. You'll see it.

Now what?

Get him drunk.

All done?

The rent.

Oh, um... Yeah, yeah, almost.

Almost?

Craig wanted me to look into
finding a boat for the job, so...

And that couldn't wait?

I'm sorry.

Give me the
money, I'll finish it.

I'll do it.

What?

Where is he?

Okay, I'll be right there.

Get it done. Now.

Andrew.

Andrew.

Hey.

You didn't come to
Bible study. I was worried.

What's going on?

I'm a coward.

What are you talking about?

My family.

I'm afraid it's
gonna fall apart.

I could stop it. But
I'm not strong enough.

It's not all on you,

you know, keeping
your family together.

There's only so much
you can ask of yourself.

It started because
I hurt someone.

We've all hurt people.

Have you asked for forgiveness?

There's freedom in
unburdening yourself.

They'll see you're
a good person.

I'm not.

He's been in there for hours.

Is he alone?

No, but nobody that
will be a problem.

We even now?

What's the room number?

102.

We're even.

Who are you?

Put your clothes on and
get out of here. Hurry up!

Come on, hurry.

Just get out.

Get out of here.

Go, go.

No!

Aah!

I can't stay.

Who's that?

- Hey, wait here.
- You know him?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just stay
here, just stay here. Okay?

- Hey. Hey, is Chris here?
- No.

You can't keep doing this shit!

Don't yell at me!

You do the same
shit over and over...

Back off!

- It's okay.
- Get off me.

Who is this?

It's just Nate. It's my brother.

- He's just my brother.
- Jesus.

- Is this your boyfriend?
- We met in Bible study.

Oh, and you think dating
another guy with anger issues

is gonna help
convince the courts

you can be left
alone with your son?

Okay, do you wanna do this
later? Do you wanna do this later?

Later? No! Amy, I
don't wanna do it later.

- I drove in from Orange County.
- What do you want?

No!

No, no!

- No, no, no.
- You decide to buy Chris a pet,

just make sure you run it by the
people who take care of him first.

Can you please do that for me?

- He really wanted one.
- Well, Nancy doesn't.

Hey, you wanna ask
your wife to do me a favor?

She's taking care of your son.

Because you almost killed him.

She is doing a lot.

Look, Amy...

I know you miss him,

and he's doing great,

and I'm happy for you.

I'm happy that you're trying
to turn your life around here,

I really am.

But we have an arrangement.

And you have to run
everything by us. Okay?

- I know.
- You make pre-arranged calls.

Not whenever.

Okay?

Do you need anything? Do you...

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Cats drink milk, not dogs.

I don't know what dogs like.

I think almost
anything except milk.

Well, my roommate was
supposed to go shopping,

but she didn't. So all I have are
Girl Scout cookies and an egg, so...

Can you just go?

Go.

Do you have a condom?

No.

I bet Stacy has one.

Tell me the
combination of that safe

'cause I know you wouldn't
go anywhere without my money.

I didn't like taking it
from you, you know.

Truth is, I didn't even
enjoy spending it that much.

The combination.

82-24.

Where's the rest of
my goddamn money?

It's gone.

$150,000?

Yeah.

I spent it.

What am I gonna do, lie to you?

It's not like I'm going to be able to
do anything with it after you kill me.

Who said anything
about killing you?

You're Craig's father.

Thanks.

But your running days are over.

Left or right?

- What do you mean?
- Which one?

You're not doing that.
Cut the shit, please.

Left or right?

Cut it out, will you,
please? God damn it!

- Left or right?
- Left!

Good!

- Right.
- No!

Aah!

Well, he wanted out.

I guess I have a
soft spot for that.

There's a late
service at the church.

Do you want to go?

I thought you might.

Tomorrow.

Let's go to the store.

Get this little guy
something to eat.

What are you
going to do with him?

I don't know yet.

Hey.

Are you gonna be okay?

Thank you.

For what?

For being a good person.

- Oh, man.
- You almost cost me a grand!

Hey, man, you're the
one who said to try it.

Yeah, try.

Yeah, he put half of it up his nose
by the time we found him, right?

Yo, if I'm gonna move something,
I gotta know if me likes it. Okay?

You know, man, there were good
times before Smurf shut it down.

Mm.

So, that's why you
keep pouring me drinks.

Come on. This could be
good for us again, man.

Look, the plan is solid.

No.

How's your wife?

Like I give a shit.

- Girlfriend?
- Which one?

Now, how are you gonna
keep your ladies happy?

Unless you get them something
expensive. Something shiny.

There's gonna be a lot
of it on that boat. Right?

A lot.

Guys, we work well together.

Okay, we know that,
we've done this before.

We owe it to each other not to
screw up an opportunity like this.

Come on, man.

Okay.

Okay.

- Okay.
- We owe it to each other, like you say.

- All right.
- I'll do this for you.

And then you'll do
something for me.

No, man. That's not
what Deran meant.

I've already told you,
we're not gonna be moving...

Yeah, we'll do it.

- Yeah, we'll do it.
- Yeah?

- But one time.
- One time.

So, we're good?

We're good.

All right, man. Welcome aboard!

Let's celebrate.

I took her for pizza today.

- She still hate you?
- Absolutely.

Yeah, I figured.

- How was your day?
- How was my day?

- Yeah.
- I thought you'd never ask.

- Jesus.
- Yeah.

- How much?
- 700k.

- Not bad.
- Not bad.

Still got half the safes to go.

How much of it would you give
to see the look on Smurf's face?

How much? I
don't know, all of it.

Will she know it was you?

Mm-hmm. Eventually.

What will she do?

It won't matter.

Gonna be too late.

What are you going to do, Baz?

I'm gonna take away everything
on this Earth she cares about.

English -SDH