Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 3, Episode 22 - Blackout - full transcript

Fred reluctantly goes to the doctor for a physical. The power goes out while he and Faith are leaving the doctor's office, and they're left stuck in an elevator. Everyone else is dealing with the pressures of the city with no elec...

Previously on Third Watch:

I ran priors on that other
name you found for Tatiana.

What do I call you?

Tatiana? Or Natasha?

What?

We had to take Bosco to Mercy.

Bosco? Why? What happened?

I thought he was taking a heart attack.

He's a little young for that.

Yeah, I know. It made me think

you should be getting a physical.



I'm serious. You should
make an appointment.

Think I could get back on the squad

for a shift this week?

Sure.

You on squad today?

Yeah.

You stay away from my family.

Stay away from mine.

We're not finished, you and me.

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Come on.

Let's go. Come on.

Damn!

You ready?



Yeah.

You ready?

Yeah. Here we go.

Whoo!

Here we go, Little Ricky.

Come on, baby.

Game point, baby.

The crowd's going wild.

Damn!

Ace.

That's it.

That's it. That's it.

Damn, it's hot!

20 bucks, baby.

20?

Double or nothing on a saw. Come on.

I said double? Oh, come on.

Yo, I'll square you up next time I see you.

No, no, no.

You said you had it.

No, I'm a student and I'm a newlywed.

Yo, I'll get you next time.

$20.

Come on. You see?

See? That's why there

should be more lawyers in the hood

because your NYPD

keeps brutalizing brothers.

What? You're going to open
your practice down here?

Hell, no. I'm just saying someone should.

20 bucks, Richard.

Next time!

You said that last time!

You're good at this, right?

You're being a big baby.

They don't know what

they're doing; it can mess you up.

You think that's a good idea?

Talking about her

while she's got a needle stuck in you?

I'm not talking

about her... just...

I'm just saying...

All done.

What?

She said you're all done.

Wow.

She is good.

All right.

Come on. Let's go, macho man.

Yo, why don't you come by the place

and grab a beer?

Erin's always asking about you.

Got to go to work.

Yeah, that's right., Punch that clock.

Well, at least I've got 20 bucks.

Oh, but when I get my downtown office

I'll be rolling in it.

Yeah, how about I don't
hold my breath on that one?

Oh, so you think I won't.

Hey!

You guys are good.

Maybe you weren't watching close enough.

I'm good. He's a little...

Yeah, the weather was affecting me.

Uh-huh.

It's hot.

Think you could give

me and my girls a ride downtown?

Uh... how far downtown?

As far as you could take us.

Okay. Is that right?

I got to go to work.

Oh, come on, man.

I got to go. I got to go.

You got a hour.

You got a hour, dog.

Let's go.

All right.

You know this Band-Aid's

going to hurt like hell coming off.

Whatever happened to
that big, tough linebacker

I used to date in high school?

In football, no one's ripping

the hair out of your arm.

Yeah. Try getting

your bikini line waxed.

God, I hate the smell of these places.

Do you?

Yeah. Like chemicals.

All medical offices smell the same.

Why are you complaining so much?

All these tests are a
waste of time and money.

I take the day off of work for what?

Fred, you've had the truck
for, like, less than a year.

It's had two oil changes, a tune-up

and all the filters replaced.

And?

The truck's a machine.

It needs that kind of care.

You're a machine, Fred.

It's not the same thing.

All right, it's over.

All right? It's over.

We'll get the results back
and we'll find out that you're fine

and then I'll be satisfied.

Huh. All this because
Bosco takes a nose-dive

in an alley.

No. All this because I love you.

What the hell?

Hello?

Hello?

There's no dial tone.

Could this be the problem?

Great.

Come on. We got about
30 more of these to do.

I'm trying to get ahold of Joey's school.

I'm sure he's fine.

Damn. All I get is a busy signal.

Jimmy, every parent in the city's trying

to do the same thing.

I just want to make sure he's not scared.

Come on.

Damn!

The entire city? How does that happen?

This look like a ConEd uniform to you?

What crawled up your ass?

Look, you got no idea

what it's it's going to
be like out there today.

You need to learn to have
some faith in humanity, old man.

Ty!

Ricky.

I need to talk to you, man.

Make it fast.

What's up?

They took the car.

What?

Those girls. They took the damn car.

Erin's car.

It's not even my car, Ty. It's Erin's.

Okay. Calm down, calm down.

How'd they take it?

They said it would be fun

if we go get a couple of beers.

So you left four people that you don't know

in the car with the keys
in the ignition? Is that w...?

They just wanted to listen to the radio.

How could you be that stupid, Rick?

All right, I'll, uh... I'll take a report.

You got insurance, right?

I-I can't do a report on this.

Then I don't know what
you want me to do, man.

Excuse me.

This is exactly why

I'll never be a house mouse, boss.

A/C works just fine at 55 David.

I meant what I said at roll call

Boscorelli... do not agitate
anyone out there today.

I need you to be

sensitive to the situation.

Not a problem, sir.

It's hot. We don't have any power.

Roger that.

You find your partner?

No answer.

She's probably caught
in traffic or something.

Hang around here until you do.

Why? Have the desk give me a call

when she comes in.

Sensitive.

I will be incredibly
sympathetic to the plight

of the poor citizens of 55th.

If you need me

I'll be keeping a lid on the garbage.

Help!

We're stuck in the elevator!

Oh, for God's sakes, Fred, stop screaming.

They need to know we're here.

I'm sure they do.

They're supposed to guess?

I'm sure someone's going to realize

the elevator's not working. When?

I didn't see a lot of
people in the building.

They're going to find us.

See, this is exactly why I
hate going to the doctor.

Oh, come on. Why?

'Cause you get stuck in the elevators?

Well, if we didn't come here.

I'm not getting a signal on this.

They're not going to know we're
going to be late at the house.

I told you that thing is a waste of money.

What is this going to be?

Like, "I told you so, Faith" day?

Well, I did.

You can't get a signal

on the cell phone.

The emergency phone's busted.

Emergency button doesn't work.

What the hell

kind of place is this?

Apparently one with few emergencies.

Help!

We're in the elevator!

Go! Go!

Look at these morons.

It's a simple concept.

No traffic light... it's like a stop sign.

One car at a time.

Why don't you get out
there and clear it up.

Where are all the cops anyway?

They're busy.

Adam 55-3, take a man down

at 1478 Arthur.

28th floor stairwell.

Did they say 28?

And no elevator.

So, basically, he leaves
these broads in the car

to go get the beer... they take they car.

Damn it.

How can a guy be that stupid?

He's only been married
six months, I tell you that?

I don't know how the hell
we're supposed to find his car.

Especially since we're
not going to look for it.

What? Davis, the guy's
not going to press charges.

I'm not wasting my time.

Roadside repair said

they were going to fix this damn thing.

Stop messing with it.

Give it some time.

It's blowing hot air.

It's not blowing hot air.

It's blowing hot air.

You know, even for you

this is a really bad mood, I got to say.

You never worked a blackout before.

Oh.

Now, is it technically called
a blackout during the day?

Electricity's

the only thing keeping us
all from turning into animals.

Oh, right, right. You do not want to see

what a night without it would be like.

Look at this.

It's starting already.

Oh, yeah, they look pretty dangerous.

Think maybe we should shoot these kids

for playing in the hydrant?

Davis, when are you going

to start thinking like a cop?

What are you talking about?

One of these morons is going to do

something stupid

and then the whole neighborhood

is going to go off like a
Fourth of July fireworks show.

The only question is, who's it going to be?

Oh, now that's unfortunate.

Drinking on the public way.

That's a no-no.

Oh, man.

We ain't bothering nobody.

Yeah, you're bothering me.

Look, man, we're just
having a couple beers.

Why don't you just step off, bitch?

Step off?

Did you just call me a bitch?

Come on. You've done
this before. Spread 'em.

Spread 'em. I said spread 'em.

What the hell's your problem, man?

What's your name, mouth?

Latrell Griffith.

You think 'cause the power goes out

there's no more rules, Latrell?

Huh?

The law doesn't change with the conditions.

If it did, they would have told me

to stay home today.

Latrell, you're carrying narcotics, man?

Narcot... it's just some weed, man.

You know what I like
about you gang-bangers?

You make it so easy.

Come on.

Lady expects me to
fix her damn electricity?

She didn't know who else to call, Sull.

I got better things to do, Davis.

Like what?

It's no big deal, cheer up.

Why are you Little Mary
Sunshine all of a sudden?

Look, look around you.

Look at the people. This is fun.

We had one of these in my neighborhood

when I was a little kid

it was like a block party, man.

Got us out of school early

everybody dancing,
boom boxes on the street...

You were a civilian.

So?

So, you know what I see out here, huh?

Beyond your little block party?

I see businesses with no
burglar or holdup alarms

I see traffic stopped everywhere
so we can't get into anything.

I see people spilling out into the street

with nothing better to do

than to stand around and drink

until they get pissed off enough to start

killing each other.

And believe me, if this power is still off

when it gets dark tonight

it's going to be like somebody
threw open the gates of hell.

Threw open the gates of hell?

What are you, Vincent Price now?

Davis, I'm serious.

The last one of these I went through

I had to have three stitches in my forehead

and had to have surgery
to repair my rotator cuff.

I'm not kidding you. It
is not going to be fun.

Sully, look at these
little kids. Look at this.

That's not fun?

Doesn't look like any fun to you?

The little kids who illegally opened

the fire hydrant?

What if...

Wait a minute.

That is her.

Who?

That's the girl. What girl?

That's the girl. Davis.

Hey. Hey!

Come here.

You don't, you don't remember me?

I don't think I'd forget.

My buddy and I were
playing handball a little earlier.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, you stole his car.

He let me borrow it.

Oh, is that what happened?

Yeah, that's what happened.

Well, I had a little talk with him...

Davis. Can I talk to you for a sec?

Your friend's not going
to press charges, right?

Yeah, so what?

So find out where the car
is so you can get it back

'cause there's nothing else we can do.

All right, where'd you park the car?

Around the corner, baby.

It's all safe.

I'm going to be watching for you.

Do not mess up. You understand me.

You know, it makes me kind of warm.

A guy like you watching over me.

Watching "for," not "over."

There's a difference there.

Keep watching.

Yeah. All right.

Hey

want an ice cream? What?

It's melting, so Mr. Frank's
giving ice creams away.

Want one?

Sully, be very careful,
there's no electricity.

This kid could turn into
an animal at any moment.

Fred.

Fred.

Fred!

You are not going to be
able to pry the door open

with your fingers.

There has to be something we can do.

Look, it's getting really hot in here

and you're not helping.

I can't stand being cooped up like this.

What, are you claustrophobic now?

No, I just don't like tight spaces.

I need some air.

Oh, my God, Fred

grunting into the door

isn't going to get you any air.

How long have we been in here?

I don't know.

Mrs. Hall's getting the
kids from school, right?

Yes, yes! She said that she would.

They'll be fine.

All right, that's it. Come on.

What?

I'll lift you through.

What?

No one is coming, Faith.

We can't stay in here forever.

We might be just below the floor.

Maybe the doors are right there.

If nothing else

we'll get some more air
if we open up this hatch.

You hear that?

It's starting to go to hell.

You give me my damn ice!

Hurry, hurry, hurry!

We're running, we're running.

You need to give me my ice!

Give me my damn ice!

I will not!

Give it to me!

I said we are closed!

I have the money.

Hey, hey!

Both of you shut the hell up!

Shut the hell up!

Thank you.

Now what's the problem?

I need ice!

One at a time!

Hey, hey! One at a time!

Hey! Okay, ma'am, you
come talk to me outside, okay?

What about my ice?

What about your ice?

If you're due some ice

we'll get you some ice. It's no problem.

Excuse me, who are you...?

Sir, will you just stay right there?

I'm going to get my ice!

You are not! Do not answer!

You do not answer her.

Take this.

Whoa, whoa. Ma'am, please.

Stay here with the ice

just for a second. Thank you.

Now quietly and calmly

can you tell me what the problem is?

She comes in here demanding ice.

I just told her we're closed.

That's the problem.

But your door was open.

Well, it's hot.

Why don't you lock up for real

and take your family home?

Well, God's sake, we live here, officer.

All right, look, the ice is going to melt

with the power down, right?

So she's going to pay you for it

then why don't you let her take some?

Why don't you understand?

I need power to make
those registers work, okay?

I need to know exactly what I sell

so I know exactly what's missing

when these bastards rob from me.

Come on. Give her a bag of ice

and get her out of both our hair.

But why should I?!

Tell me why should I give her ice?!

They steal from us all the time.

Tell him! Tell him!

Just this once as a favor for me.

Do me a favor.

You tell me.

Do I have the right to protect my business?

I mean, is it okay if I protect my store?

This doesn't have anything
to do with protection.

But it's okay?

Yeah, you can protect

your store, okay?

Now can I have some ice?

I got meat in my freezer,
my stuff is spoiling...

Ma'am? Ma'am!

The electric company assures us

the power's going to be repaired soon.

It'll be repaired on the
Upper East Side maybe.

Downtown then.

We're going to be last around here.

I'm sure they're working
just as hard for everybody.

You need to just

lower your voice a little bit.

Where the hell did you grow up, boy?

What are you talking about?

Not in any America I know.

Here.

Ah! Ah!

I wanted a big bag.

You're welcome.

You have a good day.

See? Electricity.

Thank you.

How'd you get the ice?

I promised him we'd come back

and check on him a couple times

during the outage.

Are we going to be able to do that?

What do you think?

Thank you. Hello?

What'd that guy weigh, 400 pounds?

Maybe 280.

Felt like 400.

Hello?

You know it's a nice place

when they have flowers.

Hello, Mr. Jacobs? EMS.

We're on a well-being check.

Back here.

Mr. Jacobs?

Your daughter's worried about you.

You have emphysema?

Yeah.

This is... It breathes for me.

I know what it is, sir.

You seem to be doing fine.

Do you have a generator?

No. It's on battery backup.

I don't know how long it lasts.

According to the monitor,
you have a few hours.

Our dispatcher said

your daughter's on her way over here.

She just wanted to make
sure you're okay for now.

You're not going to leave?

You're fine, sir, really.

What if something happens?

Your oxygen is working great

and you have plenty of backup power.

Please don't leave me here.

We have to see

a lot of other people. Trust me.

You're going to be all right.

I have money.

Sir?

I'll give you $50,000.

What?

Cash.

I've got it.

It's in the wall safe in the office.

Please don't leave me
till my daughter gets here.

No, no, you're fine.

Um... can I see you over here for a minute?

It's okay.

Can I see you over here for a moment?

Carlos...

Let me just talk to you.

Don't start with me.

Look, maybe we could give it a few minutes.

No.

Dispatch said she was on her way, right?

We're leaving.

You're going to be all right

till your daughter gets here.

Let's go.

Doc, maybe we can just...

Now.

Please?

What do you see?

Nothing.

What do you mean nothing?

It's pitch-black.

No light at all?

Pitch-black.

All right, I'm going

to push you up a little higher.

No, Fred, it's not going
to make it any less black!

Fred, put me down.

What's wrong? What?

You ripped the damn Band-Aid off.

That's what you're crying about?

I'm not crying.

What?

Nothing.

Oh...

Come on!

I can't believe people are this stupid!

You got nothing better to
do than to mess with me.

I should believe this.

It's not like I don't see it every day.

I'm not in no gang.

Move!

I said I'm not in no gang.

Okay, you're a sterling member of society.

A little weed never hurt nobody.

Listen closely.

It's il-le-gal.

White man drinks his four
martinis a day, it's all cool.

Brother tries to get some relaxation

they lock him up.

The white man?

The white man didn't put
that dope in your pocket.

It's cultural, man.

"It's cultural."

No, rap is cultural.

Dew rags are cultural.

Marijuana is a narcotics violation.

You got to get the hell out of my way!

You better watch yourself, little man.

People going to rise up one day.

Yeah? And we'll be there
to slap 'em back down.

You know what? That's it.

Come on!

Where there's a will...

You're crazy, man.

You're damn right.

Don't worry about a thing, Latrell.

You're on the express to lockup now.

You better look forward, man.

You're going to kill somebody.

In front of a grocery store!

I need EMS forthwith and some backup!

Officer... Drop the gun!

Drop the gun! Officer...

This boy was stealing. Drop the gun now.

I was protecting my
store! Drop the damn gun!

Put it down!

Now, back away!

Lay on the ground!

You stay there.

Where is he shot?

What?

I was a Marine medic. I can help.

You can help by keeping

your mouth shut.

Stay right there.

You stay there.

I got help on the way, man.

Just hang on.

Hang on.

Do something.

Get him some help, man.

All right, everybody, back the hell away!

I need that bus!

What's the address again?

Two-six First.

In front of a grocery store.

P.D.'s on the scene.

Did they shoot him?

I don't know.

What the hell?

Son of a bitch!

This is Adam 5-5-3.

We need fire at our present location.

Looks like somebody set our bus on fire.

Yeah, it's burning up!

Who would want to do this?

Huh?

Son of a bitch!

This is 5-5-David.

Where the hell is my bus?

Please...

Hang on, kid. Please...

Just hang on.

Help me, please.

He's bleeding out.

Man, this son of a bitch shot him, man.

Back up! Back up!

Back up!

Back up! Back up!

Everybody just back up!

Back up!

I need you to back up, please.

Hey, that kid needs some help fast.

You really a medic?

You think I'd make it up?

What's he need? Looks like an artery...

What does he need?

Someone to stop it.

And you can do that?

Not without my hands.

Come on, man.

There isn't much time. Come on.

Hey, hey, don't damage any evidence.

Evidence?

Yeah, so we can find
the bastard who did this.

They think this is funny?

People need our help all over the city

and they burned... they
burned down our bus.

Tow driver wants the keys.

Here.

What's this?

It's the door key.

I left it running for the A.C.

What?

I've been doing it all day.

You mean

it's been running nonstop?

You never complained when you got in

and it was already cool.

All day in this heat?

No, no, no, no.

We do it all the time.

With traffic jams all day

you're not able to get any air in there

to cool it down.

Could cause the engine to go.

Oh, what? She's a mechanic now?

And now we got to burn
an hour getting a new bus!

Anyone see anything?

Come on, out.

Out.

It's definitely one...

Climb all the way over.

It's definitely an artery.

You got any gauze pad or a first aid kit?

No, man, nothing.

All right, look

you're going to have to hold on to him.

I got to go in there and pinch this off.

This is going to hurt, all right?

Hang on, kid.

We got to take him to a hospital.

Let's go.

Get him.

Hang on, kid.

Take it easy.

Get in there.

Sully!

We got here as soon as we could.

Sully, I got a shotgun

and a shooter in the
front seat, not cuffed.

Sully.

You said I could protect my store.

That's the shooter?

You said I could protect my store.

Yeah, that's the shooter.

You shot somebody?

He was stealing.

Sully, this guy's bleeding to death.

Think that means blow him
away? I was protecting my store.

So you shot a shoplifter?

I was trying to protect my store.

You're clear! You're clear! Go, go, go!

All right, Davis...

let's get in the car.

Davis, let's get in the damn car right now.

Back up, back up, back up.

Everybody out the way!

Everybody stand back, please.

Come on. Back up. Go, go.

Stand back away from the car.

Back up, back up! Back up!

Why am I under arrest?

Get him in the car, Davis.

Everybody stand back away from the car.

Everybody stand back, please.

Get him in the car.

You got to get him in the car.

Back up. Back up.

Try to get the family in the car.

I'll get them.

Everybody back up.

Back up! Back up!

Stay away! Stay away!

Hey, hey, come on. Come on. Come on.

Stay away!

It's okay. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Come with me.

Let's go. Let's go.

Out of the way! Out of the way now!

Get out of the way! Out of the way!

Everybody, back up! Back up!

Get out of the way! Move it.

Move it! Move it! Come on!

Come on!

Get in. Get in, quick, quick, quick.

Go! Go!

Come on, Davis.

Sir, get out of the way.

Get out of the way! Come
on. Get out of the way.

My store.

It's gone.

Hey! People! Listen to me!

Listen! Listen! Listen!

Listen to me! Listen to me.

How many times do I have to say this?

If you're here reporting an accident

and no one was injured

exchange information with the other driver

and contact your insurance company.

We are not taking reports at the desk.

Sullivan.

Boss wants to see both
of you in the roll call room.

We're bringing this guy in for Bosco.

Aggravated assault

with a weapon.

No problem, Sully.

Got a room all ready.

Got his family sitting right out here.

Hope they brought a lunch.

You were supposed to come check on us.

You said you'd come back and check on us.

Lieu.

Sully, Davis, grab your riot gear.

It hit the fan, huh?

It's breaking out everywhere.

Looting, vandalism.

ConEd says they can't
guarantee restoration before dark.

So get your equipment, get back in here.

We're loading some vans to ride out.

Come on.

Come on, Fred. That
still can't be hurting you.

I got to get out of this thing.

Well, we're trying.

How can no one be coming to get us?

I don't know.

God, it's hot.

Yeah.

I don't feel good.

I don't feel so great either.

We should have eaten breakfast, huh?

No, I'm not hungry.

I really don't feel good.

Help us!

Let's get washed up.

Guess you know what you're doing.

Some.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah.

Why are you carrying dope

hanging out on the corner?

Huh?

You could be something.

How do you know I'm not?

I guess I don't.

Turn around.

What? Turn around and put
your hands behind your back.

Are you kidding me?

Don't make me do this the hard way.

Son of a bitch.

Ambulances just don't burst into flames.

I'm telling you, somebody set it on fire.

Thank you.

How many of these we done today?

I don't know.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

In there.

He's already got lividity.

God, at least we don't
have to call the family, huh?

What a dump.

This is somebody's home. It's not a dump.

All right.

Have a little respect!

I said all right!

What, do you know him or something?

No.

'Cause you're taking it awful personal.

Spent 20 minutes on that rich guy.

What?

That damn rich guy and his daughter.

She was worried about him.

He had a state-of-the-art oxygen machine

with a four-hour backup.

So what?! So we wasted that time.

Doc, this guy's been dead
longer than 20 minutes.

It's the principle...

Something you probably can't understand.

Really?

He already had better
treatment than most people

and he wanted to buy more.

He wanted to buy us
and that was cool with you.

Like hell it was.

You wanted to stay.

You think I believed for a second

he was just going to hand us $50,000?

Like you didn't even consider it.

I didn't. Did you?

You did.

Huh?

No. No, no.

We checked him and he was all right.

No, what we did is bail
on a terrified old man

who was desperate enough
to offer money to strangers

so he wouldn't die alone there.

He was alone.

Yeah, I feel a lot worse
about leaving that guy

to fend for himself when
we were already there

than I ever will about someone dying

before I even get to him.

Just because he had money

doesn't make him any more important.

Yeah.

But to you it makes him less important.

We're only the law as
long as people let us.

Enough people want to commit a crime

there's not a damned thing we can do.

There's not enough of us in the world.

Everybody get your gear ready.

When we get out there

I want you to form up on me, all right?

Form up?

Sarge, you think there's going

to be a formation out there?

Somebody!

We're in the elevator!

I can't believe this.

You can't believe this?

What?

We wouldn't be here if it weren't for you.

Oh, will you stop blaming me?

You been complaining

all day, and I'm sick of it.

God, you're like a child.

I got you a doctor's appointment

because I love you, all right?

You don't like going to the doctor's?

Too bad. Boo-hoo.

We're here. It happened.

Quit complaining, all
right? Just deal with it.

What?

What's so funny?

What?

Grease.

From where?

Going through the hatch.

All day.

I've had it on me all day?

When were you planning on telling me?

Hmm.

You're a bastard.

God.

Fred?

Faith.

What's the matter?

Fred? Oh, God.

My chest.

Fred, what? Feel like it's...

You okay?

Your chest what?

I-I... I...

Faith?

Fred?

Fred? Fred?

Fred!

Fred...?

Fred?

Oh, no.

No. Fred, please.

Oh, God.

Help us!

He's going to soil himself.

I remember in the academy

they're talking about how
the cops and the community

are supposed to be on the same team

working together, you know?

Yeah, well, you watch your back tonight

or one of those teammates
are going to take your head off.

It's us against them, isn't it?

Most of the time.

All right, listen to me, Ty.

When we get out there,
keep your back against mine.

We work as a team.

Right?

Nobody gets behind us. Okay.

It's not going to be
like it is in the movies

where it's fair.

It's going to be fast.
It's going to be mean.

Yeah.

You hear me? Yeah.

Get out of this van as fast
as you can and get with me.

Okay?

Yeah.

God.

You scared?

Stay together.

All right.

Nobody gets behind us.

Nobody gets behind us.

5-5, unload!

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