Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 3, Episode 20 - Unleashed - full transcript

In a cross-over episode, Susan Lewis (from "ER") comes to New York looking for her niece Suzy. Tatiana comes home. Jimmy finds life with Joey is good.

Previously...

Daddy!

Hey.

I love you.

It's Suzy.

My mom's really sick. I can't wake her up!

Are you there? Your brother-in-law's a cop?

Yeah, New Jersey. But I
couldn't get a hold of him either.

I'm gonna call Tatiana, I'll let her...

She's not there. Where is she?

She left me the day you got shot.



Phone company traced the call.

It came from a cellular phone
off a network in New York.

My sister and her daughter are missing.

I have to go. I'm sorry.

Did you leave her in the hotel room?

Did you take her with you to get drugs?

You should have told
her she was a drug addict.

She's not a drug addict. Yeah.

She's so responsible then why you here?

You guys finally gonna
shut this place down?

Who are you? Neighborhood watch.

The longer she's missing,
the worse it gets, right,

because she's only 6 years old.

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You all right over there?

Not yet.

You're pissing me off.

Walk faster, or I'll put
my foot up your ass.

Come on.

In the back. Come on.

Keep it moving. Get the...

What?

Any sign of my niece?

No.

Damn it.

Who's there?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I just... I break a dish.

I want to surprise you.

I was making egg.

I miss you so much.

Joey.

Joey?

Come on.

Thanks.

Ahh...

Shoe, Dad.

Nice. Thank you.

Put your coat on.

Cold out.

Daddy.

You got everything, champ?

I think so.

All right.

Whoo.

Guess what we're doing tonight?

What? Look at that.

We're cleaning this house, all right?

But, Dad, why don't we just get a maid?

A maid? What?

You think I got a million dollars?

Come on.

Um...

All right.

Yeah, thanks a lot.

So Jersey is gonna take another shot

of finding the husband.

Good.

I'm gonna go see what
these guys have to say.

He's wound a little tight.

Yeah, sometimes.

I got two kids.

One of them ever goes missing,

Bosco's the guy I want looking for 'em.

She's a good mother.

Your sister?

She is.

Drug addiction is a disease.

It's recognized as a disease

by the American Psychiatric Association.

What about pedophilia?

Isn't that recognized as a disease?

You want a child molester raising a kid?

You can't equate pedophilia
with drug addiction.

You know what, Dr. Lewis?

I'm not really interested in
why somebody hurts a kid.

I don't care.

All I want to do is stop it from happening.

Chloe didn't hurt Suzy.

No. She lost her.

Officer Yokas.

Excuse me.

Anything yet? Yeah.

Bosco is back with the detectives,

and they're sweating some of the junkies.

They're hoping that one of them remember

seeing this little girl.

And we got a net out
for the sister's husband,

he's a cop over in Jersey.

We got the impression

that the marriage was pretty shaky.

You think the girl's
with him? I don't know.

I mean, he's only a stepfather,
but I got my fingers crossed

that it's a custody thing, that, you know,

he saw the mom was back on the junk

and he took her to protect her.

She wants to go on the news.

Is the press officer down here yet?

They're coming.

How's she holding up?

It's been a bad 24 hours.

Let's hope it doesn't get any worse.

You're not trying!

What do you want me to do, Bosco?

You want me to make something up?

If you want me to I will.

Just tell me what you
need me to say and I'll say it.

I don't need you to make anything up.

Well, then tell me what you need.

I need to find this girl. All right?

I need to find this girl.

I'm sorry, man.

I don't know nothing about no little girl.

Bosco. Yeah.

There's a detective from the 43 Squad

on line 2 for you. Thanks, boss.

This is Officer Boscorelli.

Hey.

Hey. What's up?

Tatiana came back this morning.

Yeah? Yeah.

I wake up, she's making
eggs like she never left.

She tells me that she was in Ithaca,

some family that I didn't
know from her father's side,

that's why I couldn't find her.

All right.

Says that she wanted to
stay out of town until she felt

like it was safe to come
back, you know, for her son.

Did her son come back with her?

No, no.

He's still up there.

She wants him to stay a little longer

until she can make sure that Chevchenko

has other things on his mind.

She brought up Chevchenko?

Yeah, but only in passing.

There's a lot of stuff I haven't been

able to ask her yet, she just got back

this morning.

Well, I'm glad for you.

What's with you?

What?

Somebody got a new squeeze?

Come on, Jimmy, give.

I can't be in a good mood? Huh?

What's wrong with that? You know what?

Me and Joey, we finally got
a good routine going down.

Yeah?

Yeah, it's beginning to
be a lot of fun actually.

Really good.

Oh, you know, it was tough at first,

trying to figure out how to do everything,

but now it's...

Really good?

Yeah, really good.

But one thing hasn't changed,

you still can't sing worth a damn.

Anything?

I just got a call.

There's a girl they want you to identify.

They found her 3 hours ago in 43.

She's at the morgue.

Aye.

Who's on chef tonight?

I got it, boss.

You cooked yesterday.

I need to practice.

Joey's getting a little
tired of my specialties.

How long does it take
to get tired of toast?

You just don't want to do the dishes.

Well, I need practice at that, too.

You should see the pile
we got at the apartment.

You ever tried to scrub
old cheese out of a skillet?

They got that special
grease-cutting detergent,

they don't have anything for cutting

day-old caked-on cheddar, let me tell you.

Same thing about laundry.

I mean everything new and improved.

They don't tell me what I should buy

if I want to get a little grape
juice out of a school tie.

I'm sorry, fellows.

Gin.

What?

You're scaring me, man.

Grease-cutting detergent?

Squad 55, ladder 100,

we have smoke and fire
in an occupied building,

1245, 7th Avenue.

Sorry to keep you folks waiting.

How are you, ma'am?

I'm Tony Falluci

of the Canning Medical Examiner's office.

I'm Dr. Lewis.

Oh, you're a doctor?

She's from Chicago.

Well, then you know how this is done.

No.

Oh. All right.

Um, the deceased is approximately

7-year-old, white female.

All right.

You see this window?

I'm gonna go back around behind that wall,

and when you're ready,
just tap on the glass,

and I'll open the curtain.

Yeah.

Just give me a minute to get back there.

You just take your time,

and you do this when you're ready.

Would you ever be?

No.

Oh.

God.

No.

No? It's not her?

No. No?

No. It's... It's not her.

Close it up.

You okay?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah?

You all right?

Mm-hmm.

Ladders right behind us. Let's go.

Watch out! Watch out!

Heads down.

What the hell?

Fire department, ma'am. We're here.

Stay right there.

No! No!

Whoa! Stay inside, okay?

We're gonna come up and get you.

Stay inside.

Stay inside, okay?

We're gonna come up and get you.

Jim, I'm gonna take Logan and Bobby,

try to reach her through the interior.

You, DK and Walsh get the remote stairs,

get to the roof, and maybe a rope rescue.

I'll go get the rope.

All right.

We're coming to get you, ma'am.

You stay right there.

Please help me!

Hello.

I heard it wasn't her. No.

But it was another little girl.

A new missing just came in.

Hailey Carter, gone 2 days.

And they're just reporting it?

Yeah, she was last seen about six blocks

from where your girl went missing.

Damn it.

What are all these kids
doing in that neighborhood?

Well, they're hanging out there

when their parents are inside, shooting up.

And where the hell else are
they gonna go? I never saw any.

Well, that's because when
we go in there, you know,

we're looking for skels and junkies.

It's pretty hard to see anything else.

But you've seen them?

Yeah.

I mean...

Maybe we scooped up the wrong people.

These kids might know something. Maybe.

Will you keep an eye on the good
doctor while we go check this out,

'cause I think she's
getting pretty worn out.

That ID was really hard
on her. Okay, go on.

And keep me posted. Absolutely.

Miss! Miss!

Up here. It's okay.

Listen to me. Just give us a second.

We're gonna tie off,
I'll be right down for you.

Just a few seconds.

Jimmy, there's nowhere to tie off up here.

What?

There's no place to tie a rope up here.

These pipes won't hold you.

Listen to me. Stay inside.

You stay inside, you just hold on.

Please hurry!

It's okay. It's all right.

How can kids play out here?

Well, they'll play wherever you put them.

There.

Yeah, just pull over here

because I don't want the car to scare them.

Bosco.

These are kids.

Just let me talk to them?

I'll be right here.

Hello?

Hi, guys.

How you doing?

You want to come over
here and tell me your name?

What's your name?

It's okay. You can tell me.

I'm a police officer.

Shannon. This is Darren.

Your name is Shannon and that's Darren?

Well, it's nice... nice to meet you both.

Can I ask you guys to do
me a favor? I got a picture here

of a little girl, and she's missin'.

I was wondering if you could take a look.

That's Suzy.

That is Suzy, that's
right. Have you seen her?

She's not missing. She
went with a policeman.

What? She went with a policeman.

He took her with her yesterday.

A policeman took Suzy?

Yup.

Okay. Well, thank you very much.

You're welcome.

Can we go?

Did you guys eat today?

Are you hungry?

Can I get you something to eat?

No.

You can take a ride in the police car.

With the siren on?

Yeah, if you want, we can put the siren on.

Can we?

Well, bring us back.

I promise I'll bring you back.

Okay? Okay.

Deal? Deal.

Let's go.

What do you like to eat?

I love cheeseburgers.

Cheeseburgers?

Miss, give us a minute to tie off.

I'm gonna be right down for you.

Whoa! No, no, no!

Listen to me.

You stay inside.

Stay inside. Just hold on.

Please help me.

All right? Just hold on.

You know what?

Let's just tie to DK.

Sure? Yeah.

Look, you can just get
against the parapet here.

Billy can hold you.
Just a couple of floors.

You lower me down, I'll grab this lady,

lower me a couple more

and we're under the fire, all right?

I don't know if I can hold you, Jimmy.

I got faith, brother.

She's gonna go.

We're coming down.

Stay inside.

All right, let's just do this,
come on. We don't have time.

All right, pile in.

Make sure you put your seatbelts on.

My seatbelt.

They know anything?

They know everything.

They said the policeman

came here yesterday and took Suzy.

The policeman? The sister's husband.

He's a cop from Jersey City?

Bingo. Domestic thing?

Looks like we find the
husband, we all get to go home.

Thank God.

Looking for Officer
Yokas, Officer Boscorelli.

Joe?

Susan? Is she with you?

What are you doing here?

Do you have Suzy? Where's Chloe?

Do you know where Suzy is?

She's not with her mother?

You're Joe?

Yeah.

What... What the hell is going on here?

I'm Boscorelli.

You seen your stepdaughter?

Oh, my God.

What happened to Suzy?

Help me!

Knot's okay?

They're good.

You sure about this?

You guys are not gonna let me fall, right?

If you go, I go, brother.

Let's do this.

Let's do it.

So where is Chloe?

She's still at the hospital.

Is she gonna be all right?

Yeah, she'll live.

It's all my fault.

When was the last time
you saw your stepdaughter?

Last Wednesday, a week ago.

I-I-I knew that something
like this was gonna happen.

Where have you been?

We've been trying to
reach you since yesterday.

Every time things get going good,

she starts getting high again.

And then we have to leave.

Phoenix, St. Louis, now Jersey.

I'm tired of running.

I like it here.

Where were you?

Where were you?

Just answer the question.

I met somebody a couple of months ago.

And she's nice.

Yeah?

Bank teller, got a
couple of kids of her own.

Your wife's in the way?

My wife is a junkie.

I've had her in and out
of treatment programs.

She stays clean for a few months...

and then she disappears.

And I'm out driving around, looking for her

on street corners in
the middle of the night.

I would have left 2 years
ago if it wasn't for Suzy.

So did you take her?

Make sure she was safe someplace,

away from her mother?

I was in Atlantic City with my girlfriend.

Chloe and I had a fight.

She figured out about me and Janice.

It's all my fault.

Come on over here.

Okay?

I don't know...

Did he say anything new?

No.

Is that... that the man
that Suzy went with?

Nope.

It's not?

No.

Are you sure?

Let me see.

That's not him.

What did he look like?

She went with a policeman with a bicycle.

She went with what?

She went with a policeman with a bicycle.

With a bicycle?

Yup.

All right, miss, I'm coming to get you.

Stay inside.

All right, fellows, see
you guys on the ground.

Yes.

Coming down, miss. You stay inside.

Oh, jeez!

You okay?

Yeah, I'm good.

Come on.

There you go.

Oh, thanks. You're welcome.

Those kids are living on the street?

Uh, pretty much, yeah.

I've been sitting here thinking,

what else I could have done,

what I should have done.

I knew Chloe was struggling.

I saw the signs

before she and Joe moved to St. Louis,

but I couldn't accept
it, it was too damn hard

to imagine going through all that again.

So I pretended it wasn't there.

Pretty pathetic, huh?

She's my older sister, you know.

She was so great to me growing up.

She took me everywhere,

she taught me how to ride
a bike, how to hit a curveball.

I adored her.

She was the best.

What the hell happened to that sister?

Who do I see about getting her back?

All right. I'd like to hang
around, help out if I can.

Sure.

She's a terrific little kid,

I'd do anything for her.

We'll catch up later.

I'm sorry, Susan.

Yeah.

Please help me!

There you go, DK.

Two more feet!

Help me!

No, no, no. Hold on. Stay inside.

Okay.

Whoa!

Hold the rope.

Hold it, hold it, DK!

Oh... oh, God.

It's okay, honey.

It's all right.

It's okay.

Come on, DK.

All the way to the ground.

It's okay. It's all right.

We're almost there.

Keep going.

I'm going, I'm going.

Hold on, DK, almost there.

Come on, DK.

Hold on.

Come on, DK.

Let it down.

Whoa!

What the hell happened? Did we lose him?

Yeah!

You all right?

Yeah.

Nice work, guys. Do your thing.

The bike detail doesn't have any posts

anywhere in that area.

You sure it was a cop on a bike?

I'm pretty sure, Will.

They didn't hesitate.

You showed them a shield?

No. They said that it was on his hat.

There's some jag-off riding a bicycle

around with a NYPD
service cap on? I don't know.

I mean, maybe it was a
baseball cap. I don't know.

I got Organized Crime and Vice looking

into any operations they may have had there

with undercovers yesterday.

Well, you think a cop might be doing this?

More likely someone pretending to be a cop.

No.

Because they said, "the cop," not "a cop."

So what?

So I think that it was
somebody that they knew,

I think it was somebody...

That it was like a familiar presence.

Well, there's no regular
cop presence there.

Damn it. Let's go.

You got something?

I need a little bit of time, Will.

It's a lot shot, all right?

Really, just a little bit of time.

Come on, Yokas.

Son of a bitch.

We talked to him, Faith.

Who?

That goof on the bicycle,
the neighborhood watch guy.

He wore an NYPD ball cap.

And he acted like the police to
a kid he probably looks like he is.

He came right up to me
and asked if he could help.

Son of a bitch came right up to me.

Bosco, you're right. It's just a guess.

It's something.

Well, what do you want to do?

See if anyone on his watch knows

where the hell this guy lives.

Gerald? I never heard that before.

Your neighbors thought
that might be his name.

Hey, Dennis. What's the
neighborhood watch guy's name?

On the bike? Yeah.

How the hell should I know?

When was the last time you saw him?

Yesterday, I guess. All right.

We're gonna be walking store to store.

You think of anything
else, you come find us?

Sure. He do something?

No, he's just a witness.

Three blocks, no one has any clue

who the guy is or where he came from.

Well, we got some more stores to check out.

Then we'll go hit the side street.

There's got to be a better way.

Sometimes all we got is our feet.

Excuse me, officer.

The drycleaner said

you're looking for the
neighborhood watch guy,

the one that rides a bicycle?

Do you know him?

He lives in my building.
His name is Gerald Nelson.

Where's your building?

It's right around the corner, 1426.

You know the apartment? 6C.

Let's go.

Bosco.

Let's take our time.

Like hell.

We need to be smart here.

If he hurt this girl
already, I swear to God...

Who is it?

Uh, it's the police.

Can I help you?

Oh, yeah.

We just need to talk to you for a minute.

I'm not really dressed.

That's all right.

We just wanted to talk to you

about something you might have seen

when you were making your rounds.

You're part of the
neighborhood watch, right?

Yeah.

But I-I-I don't know...

Keep him talking. Yeah.

I know. That's all right.

It's just that sometimes people see things

that they don't even realize

that they've seen that
could be really helpful to us.

I just don't know...

But I really don't know
what I could have done.

Not dressed, you son of a bitch.

I really, really...

Well, if you could just open the door

and we can take a few notes
and ask you a few questions.

And then we'll just be on our way.

You son of a bitch!

I just...

Come on.

Get on the ground.

Where you going? Where you going?

Huh? Come here.

Where you going?

Look...

Look at me! Bosco...

Look at me. Come here.

Look at... Come on, come on, look at me!

Bosco.

Bosco! It's enough.

Bosco, it's enough.

You got him, it's enough.

It's enough.

I was only trying to help.

Come on, put your hands behind your back.

Suzy?

55 David to central,

we need a bus on a rush.

Honey? Wake up.

Honey?

She's alive.

Come on.

You're okay. You're okay.

Yokas, she's alive.

What's wrong?

What's wrong with her?

She's sleeping.

Did you give her something?

Bosco, take her downstairs
and wait for the bus.

Go downstairs!

I was only trying to help.

You better hope she's all right.

Get up.

You have the right to remain silent.

And unless you want me to leave you

alone in the car with my partner,

I would suggest that you use it.

I don't know if we can fill those details.

Notify the desk

that the missing has been
located. Let me call you back.

We're en route to Mercy Hospital.
The missing has been located.

What?

They found her.

Where is Suzy? Oh, she's in
with the doctor. She's all right.

All right. Just a little more
here. We're almost out.

Hey, be careful there.

There you go.

Okay, you're almost out.

Just give me a little more, okay?

Careful.

There we go.

Hey, baby.

You're gonna be okay.

Why did you have to tube her?

She was apparently given a sedative

by the man who was holding her.

What kind of sedative?

He said one Xanax.

Did you do a tox screen?

Yes. And we ran a charcoal NG.

Her EKG shows no cardiac complications.

What the hell are you doing here?

I just want to make sure Suzy is okay.

I don't want you here.

You okay, honey?

Get out of here.

I'm glad you're okay, honey.

I love you. Get out!

I'm just gonna be out in the waiting room.

Get out! We don't want you here.

I'll be back in a few
minutes, if you'll excuse me.

Doctor.

Were there any signs of molestation?

No. Her exams are normal.

She said he never touched her.

Thank God.

Thank you.

Hi, pumpkin.

I need to talk to your
mommy for a second, okay?

You're leaving? Uh, no, no,
no. We're not going anywhere.

We'll be right outside
that door, okay, sweetie?

Oh, thank God. Thank God.

Oh, my God, I was so worried.

She's gonna be okay, right?

What? This was not my fault, not this time.

Chloe, you need to get back into rehab.

But it was a crazy guy,

some crazy guy kidnapped her.

Yeah, from outside a drug house.

It was a slip. It's not gonna happen again.

Well, Joe said you've
had more than one slip.

Oh, so you're gonna
listen to that son of a bitch.

You need to get into a residential program.

He has a girlfriend.

Did the bastard tell you that, huh?

I will take Suzy to
Chicago until you get out.

I'm fine!

Chloe, addiction is a disease.

You are sick.

Oh, my God! I am not sick!

This was not my fault! I'm fine!

We're both fine!

What are you looking at?

Mind your own business.

Hey, doctor, guess what?

We don't need you.

Why don't you go home?

Just go home.

She's a piece of work, huh?

She's lucky to have you.

They both are.

Thank you for finding her.

No, it's our job.

Keep this elevated tonight.

All right.

Get the prescription filled tonight

and be sure to take all of it.

It's antibiotics for those
knuckle lacerations.

I'll be right back with your tetanus shot.

Well, come on, Proctor, those are killer.

Hey, hey.

Don't try to take away one of the only joys

I have left in my job.

Can I help you? Uh, yeah.

I was looking for Officer Boscorelli.

Don't let him run away.

He's afraid of needles.

You all right?

A couple of stitches.

I just wanted to thank you.

You always take your job so personally?

I don't take it personally.

I mean it's okay. I do, too.

You know, sometimes

when it's kids I...

I just can't help it.

Okay, where is it gonna be, Bosco?

Top or bottom?

Uh, do I really need this thing?

Yeah, you do.

I'm a doctor, remember?

Dr. Lewis...

You're welcome.

Top.

Did you get burned?

Yeah, just a small one.

You'll be all right?

You put some weight on?

Well, I'm tight.

You must have gotten weaker.

You want to arm wrestle?

Well, I don't want to hurt you, man.

You're getting pretty old.

Hold your ass, though.

Yeah, barely.

Thanks.

I'm gonna go meet Billy for
a beer, you want to come?

Oh, no, I got to get home.

I'll arm wrestle you any day.

I know.

Um, excuse me.

Do you know where they are?

My sister and niece,

did you move them into another room?

Uh, the mother signed them out.

What?

AMA, said she was leaving
and to tell you goodbye.

She said she wanted a cup of coffee.