The Fugitive (2020–…): Season 1, Episode 10 - Episode #1.10 - full transcript
- This is terrible, you know?
- I know. I know.
Hey, baby.
- Hi. Don't scream, please.
Please, just hear me out.
I didn't kill Kevin.
I'm innocent.
You're my only hope
to catch the man
who's murdered your husband.
Okay? I'm gonna take my hand
away from you.
Please don't scream.
Please.
- In one minute
I start screaming and swinging,
so if you got something to say,
you better say it now.
- The bomber's name is Colin Murphy.
I know that he was in a demolition union
and that he was Irish
because he had a Claddagh ring,
and that was enough to find him.
He doesn't even live that far from here.
- WOMAN: Where did she go?
- MAN: I saw her turn around the corner.
[ indistinct chatter ]
- A few years ago,
the plastique he was using
detonated before it was supposed to.
Took off half of Murphy's hip.
- Your... Your leg.
- He sued the manufacturer
of the explosive,
Nystrom Chemical & Plastic.
It's all here online. I found it all...
Articles about Murphy's accident,
his lawsuit.
- Boss, we tracked the text
that Ferro sent to his wife.
- Yeah.
- It came from a burner phone.
The serial number matches up
with the run of phones
sold at the Bodega where our fugitive
assaulted that cashier.
- Did you find it?
- We're in the process
of trying to pinpoint it,
but at the moment,
we know he's in Echo Park.
- Echo Park.
- Murphy loses in federal court.
Kyle Merrick, the CEO of the company,
hires well-paid experts to say
that the explosives were safe
and Murphy handled them wrong.
When I saw the article, I knew
I'd heard Merrick's name before.
- Names of the deceased are coming in...
Local business owner Kyle Merrick.
- Murphy loses his job, his family.
He snaps.
He kills Merrick.
He bombs the court
that ruled against him.
Right before that bombing,
he told me there's gonna be
another one at 6:00 p.m.
You can help me stop it. - How?
- You're a public defender, right?
You can get the trial records.
I need the trial transcripts
from Murphy's lawsuit.
Then I can see who he's blaming
for whatever happened.
Whoever that is, that's the third victim.
- Mike, why should I believe
anything you're telling me?
- Because if you don't
and you're wrong,
then you're back to where you started...
Grieving for Kevin and unable
to do anything about what happened.
But if you do and you're right,
then you're saving countless lives.
- My husband died today.
You need me to go to the clerk's office
and dig up an old transcript?
- I am begging you.
Help me.
Two hours. Echo Park.
Kevin gave me this for making it
through six months' parole.
You should have it.
- While the whole city is looking
for Mike Ferro
and the whole world is waiting
to see if he'll be found,
Pritti Pittell not only broke the story
of his first bombing,
she obtained video of him
committing his second.
So what's the next move?
- I mean...
- I want to investigate the family.
Hubby's on the run,
wife's been arrested.
If I can talk to their daughter,
I might get an idea of what it's like
to be raised by the Manson Family.
- Prachtig.
That's Dutch for wonderful.
- Pump the brakes
for a second here, okay?
All major media outlets have agreed
that the daughter is a no-fly zone
until the parents are arraigned
and we get a clearer picture
of what's going on here.
I mean, it's been traumatic enough
for this kid
without cameras being shoved
in her face.
She's 10 years old, for Christ's sakes.
- Gee, it's why I brought in
a grizzled old newsie like you
to keep us on the straight and narrow.
- I'm 44.
- The kid's a great angle,
and I want it.
I want it!
- All right, well, for starters,
I would need Jerry off my back.
I want to report directly to you.
- Jer, I think it's fine
if I deal with Pritti for now.
Just for now.
You got a lot on your plate,
and I want you to keep going.
I don't want you to stop.
- Yeah.
- Let's get to work. Come on.
- Fucking prachtig.
- Wait.
[ siren blaring ]
- Coop, we're on Beverly Bridge
approaching Ewing.
- Take Ewing.
Signal shows him on Preston.
- Copy that. Take a left on Ewing.
- I can hear him.
[ horn honks ]
- BRYCE: Update.
- Half a mile.
- Take a shortcut.
- Oh, shit.
[ siren blares ]
[ police siren wobbles ]
- Okay, he's moving south,
just south of Wade.
Come on, Sloane.
Stamell, go get him.
We'll meet you around the other side.
- Hey!
Stop! Police!
- Back up! Move!
Let's go, go, go, go, go!
- [ grunts ]
[ barking ]
- [ muttering ]
- Easy.
- Whoo!
[ gunshots ]
- He'll be coming out of the alley
right here, just west of Glendale.
Come on, Sloane, pump it.
- Hey!
- Where the hell is he?
- I lost him!
- We've lost all visual.
Coop, help me out.
- We picked up his phone again.
He's stopped moving.
Uh, two blocks west.
- Copy that. Stamell, follow us to...
Where the hell am I going?
- 163 Ashmore.
- 1-6-3 Ashmore.
Go, go, go!
Clear!
- Bedroom clear.
- All clear.
- Coop, I think your dork gizmo's broken.
Ferro's not here.
- I'm not arguing with you, Chief,
but the reading says he is.
- Boss, I think I know why.
- Well, he figured out
how we were tracking him.
Why risk running up here
and throwing it in the mailbox?
Why not just toss it in the bushes?
- 'Cause he wanted us to come inside.
He wanted us to see what we may find...
like this.
- Shit.
- Wait. Are those the blueprints
to the federal courthouse that blew up?
- I know. I know.
Hey, baby.
- Hi. Don't scream, please.
Please, just hear me out.
I didn't kill Kevin.
I'm innocent.
You're my only hope
to catch the man
who's murdered your husband.
Okay? I'm gonna take my hand
away from you.
Please don't scream.
Please.
- In one minute
I start screaming and swinging,
so if you got something to say,
you better say it now.
- The bomber's name is Colin Murphy.
I know that he was in a demolition union
and that he was Irish
because he had a Claddagh ring,
and that was enough to find him.
He doesn't even live that far from here.
- WOMAN: Where did she go?
- MAN: I saw her turn around the corner.
[ indistinct chatter ]
- A few years ago,
the plastique he was using
detonated before it was supposed to.
Took off half of Murphy's hip.
- Your... Your leg.
- He sued the manufacturer
of the explosive,
Nystrom Chemical & Plastic.
It's all here online. I found it all...
Articles about Murphy's accident,
his lawsuit.
- Boss, we tracked the text
that Ferro sent to his wife.
- Yeah.
- It came from a burner phone.
The serial number matches up
with the run of phones
sold at the Bodega where our fugitive
assaulted that cashier.
- Did you find it?
- We're in the process
of trying to pinpoint it,
but at the moment,
we know he's in Echo Park.
- Echo Park.
- Murphy loses in federal court.
Kyle Merrick, the CEO of the company,
hires well-paid experts to say
that the explosives were safe
and Murphy handled them wrong.
When I saw the article, I knew
I'd heard Merrick's name before.
- Names of the deceased are coming in...
Local business owner Kyle Merrick.
- Murphy loses his job, his family.
He snaps.
He kills Merrick.
He bombs the court
that ruled against him.
Right before that bombing,
he told me there's gonna be
another one at 6:00 p.m.
You can help me stop it. - How?
- You're a public defender, right?
You can get the trial records.
I need the trial transcripts
from Murphy's lawsuit.
Then I can see who he's blaming
for whatever happened.
Whoever that is, that's the third victim.
- Mike, why should I believe
anything you're telling me?
- Because if you don't
and you're wrong,
then you're back to where you started...
Grieving for Kevin and unable
to do anything about what happened.
But if you do and you're right,
then you're saving countless lives.
- My husband died today.
You need me to go to the clerk's office
and dig up an old transcript?
- I am begging you.
Help me.
Two hours. Echo Park.
Kevin gave me this for making it
through six months' parole.
You should have it.
- While the whole city is looking
for Mike Ferro
and the whole world is waiting
to see if he'll be found,
Pritti Pittell not only broke the story
of his first bombing,
she obtained video of him
committing his second.
So what's the next move?
- I mean...
- I want to investigate the family.
Hubby's on the run,
wife's been arrested.
If I can talk to their daughter,
I might get an idea of what it's like
to be raised by the Manson Family.
- Prachtig.
That's Dutch for wonderful.
- Pump the brakes
for a second here, okay?
All major media outlets have agreed
that the daughter is a no-fly zone
until the parents are arraigned
and we get a clearer picture
of what's going on here.
I mean, it's been traumatic enough
for this kid
without cameras being shoved
in her face.
She's 10 years old, for Christ's sakes.
- Gee, it's why I brought in
a grizzled old newsie like you
to keep us on the straight and narrow.
- I'm 44.
- The kid's a great angle,
and I want it.
I want it!
- All right, well, for starters,
I would need Jerry off my back.
I want to report directly to you.
- Jer, I think it's fine
if I deal with Pritti for now.
Just for now.
You got a lot on your plate,
and I want you to keep going.
I don't want you to stop.
- Yeah.
- Let's get to work. Come on.
- Fucking prachtig.
- Wait.
[ siren blaring ]
- Coop, we're on Beverly Bridge
approaching Ewing.
- Take Ewing.
Signal shows him on Preston.
- Copy that. Take a left on Ewing.
- I can hear him.
[ horn honks ]
- BRYCE: Update.
- Half a mile.
- Take a shortcut.
- Oh, shit.
[ siren blares ]
[ police siren wobbles ]
- Okay, he's moving south,
just south of Wade.
Come on, Sloane.
Stamell, go get him.
We'll meet you around the other side.
- Hey!
Stop! Police!
- Back up! Move!
Let's go, go, go, go, go!
- [ grunts ]
[ barking ]
- [ muttering ]
- Easy.
- Whoo!
[ gunshots ]
- He'll be coming out of the alley
right here, just west of Glendale.
Come on, Sloane, pump it.
- Hey!
- Where the hell is he?
- I lost him!
- We've lost all visual.
Coop, help me out.
- We picked up his phone again.
He's stopped moving.
Uh, two blocks west.
- Copy that. Stamell, follow us to...
Where the hell am I going?
- 163 Ashmore.
- 1-6-3 Ashmore.
Go, go, go!
Clear!
- Bedroom clear.
- All clear.
- Coop, I think your dork gizmo's broken.
Ferro's not here.
- I'm not arguing with you, Chief,
but the reading says he is.
- Boss, I think I know why.
- Well, he figured out
how we were tracking him.
Why risk running up here
and throwing it in the mailbox?
Why not just toss it in the bushes?
- 'Cause he wanted us to come inside.
He wanted us to see what we may find...
like this.
- Shit.
- Wait. Are those the blueprints
to the federal courthouse that blew up?