Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 5, Episode 15 - No More, Forever - full transcript

Previously on "Third Watch.."

Paramedics in every other house

are assigned to spots on the street.

You're throwing us out?

I'm rectifying a situation.

Guys like you, it's all
about the numbers, huh?

This really doesn't bother you?

'You've been in this house most your life.'

It's temporary.

You're the one who said
Steeper's closing us down.

Trust me.



I want you to ask Swersky
to put us back together.

Taylor!

Thanks for all your co-operation.

- You did the right thing.
- I didn't do nothing.

I didn't say anything, Carlo.
I swear. This is a setup.

Tomorrow night?

Yeah, I know it's short notice.

A party?

I can't spend the night.

How about your place?

Doc Parker, I know you're in
the kitchen making me breakfast.

I know you didn't sneak
out without saying..

Goodbye.

Ah.



Faith?

Hey, what are you doing home?

I was close.

What are you talking about?

Your route's on the other side of town.

Listen, Wally from Purchasing
says he's got a doctor

that'll sign anything
we put in front of him

for the price of a visit.

What?

Department can't say there's nothing wrong

with your back if an
independent doctor says there is.

- No. - I called them.

They can see you right
now. It'll buy us some time.

Fred, I'm not gonna see some quack.

He's a real doctor.

No. I'm going back to work today, Fred.

You're not ready.

Apparently, the medical
section doesn't agree.

This doctor'll sign something
that says you're not ready.

No.

I gotta get back.

I love you.

My mom thinks they're
ducking her last paycheck

at that bar she worked at.

You mind if we swing by after roll call?

That's not a personal errand, is it?

What? Are you back to being
our patrol sergeant again?

Oh, yeah, I forgot. You're
somebody else's problem now.

Mm-hmm. It'll only take a sec.

Whatever.

- Something wrong? - No.

Trouble with the new boyfriend?

Should have seen them last night

at the party all over each other.

Who?

Sasha and Doc.

Parker?

You go, girl.

Alright, this really
isn't anyone's business.

'You weren't tryin' to hide it.'

Isn't he, like, way too old for you?

He's not that old.

Come on. He's closer to a discount bus pass

than he is her age.

He is not.

You seem a little defensive
yourself there, Sully.

I'm just saying the
guy's not that old, Bosco.

Hey, Cruz, can I talk to you?

Hey, Yokas. How are you
doing? Welcome home.

Thanks, Sasha.

- Hey. - Hey.

How're you doin'?

- 'I can't complain.' - 'Yeah.'

'It's alright. Sully complains
enough for everybody.'

Welcome back.

We missed you.

- Thanks, Sully. - Yeah.

Did you talk to the boss?

Yeah, he's not going for it.

He's got me riding with Monroe.

While I was out.

I'm back now.

He's not giving in on this. I
don't know what to tell you.

Did he say when?

Let me work on him some, okay?

Maybe you should get
another partner in the meantime

get yourself out of the house.

I'm good to wait if you are.

Alright. Suit yourself.

It's good to see you.

Kim, I'm grabbing you two apples.

- I cannot believe this.
- They won't miss it.

None of those guys eat fruit.

I'm talking about Doc.

He's on his way.

This is the latest he has ever been.

No answer. He's gotta be on his way.

You know?

A cleansing breath can be very refreshing

this time of day.

You know what? The
company's gonna come back

and Steeper's gonna be up in my ass

for not being out of the house.

I didn't even have a full crew.

Why don't you two guys
go out and I'll wait for him?

No, I can't go out on the street

unless I know that he's here.

What's Steeper gonna think of that?

Which one of you is our boss, Kim?

He's a captain, Carlos.

You want him reporting me to downtown

that I can't take care of a crew properly

so that he gets someone else to come here?

What? You think this is so funny?

Would they do that?

You know what? I'm gonna
keep trying the numbers.

You two go out together.
Try to go by his apartment.

I mean, maybe he's overslept

and can't hear the phone or something.

You want us to ride together?

- Now. - Carlos.

I'm grabbing you a pear.

No fruit.

He thinks riding with him is a picnic?

Please, Holly. Just go.

Come on, Doc. Pick up.

Hey, uh, Sarge.

Think somebody would've warned
me she was coming back today.

I know. No one told me either.

Listen, I really need
your advice on something.

Ask.

I can't find my off-duty gun.

Tell me you're kidding.

I went to grab all my stuff this morning

and I don't, I don't know where it is.

Well, where did you have it last?

I left here, went to Doc's party

and... and then I went straight home.

Well, there were nothing
but cops and firemen

at that party, right?

Somebody probably picked it up.

Yeah, but... I don't
know, maybe.. It just..

Well, either that or it's at
home and you missed it.

No. I tore my apartment up.
And I don't leave it lying around.

Call Parker. See if he found it.

I don't, um..

I don't really wanna call Parker.

Never can tell with these guys, huh?

I always thought Parker was different.

You stay here. I am gonna
find Doc and see if he found it

and put it away for you.

What's going on?

Monroe's gonna be assisting me

with something up here for a little while.

With what?

Um... it's none of your concern.

I said I had something to do.

Yeah, well, put yourself
out on the personal

and we'll be done by
the time you come back.

Just leave by myself?

Why don't you just come with me, okay?

Are you alright?

You asked me that three times

and I haven't even been here an hour.

- It hasn't been three. - At least.

Well, how about you answer the question?

- I'm good. - Good.

Lieutenant, I'm gonna need,
uh, Monroe for a little while.

I was wondering if it's okay

if Bosco handles a personal
run while I use her upstairs.

What kind of personal?

Something for my mom.
Just an errand. No trouble.

Put yourself out on the radio.

Thanks, boss.

They're chummy again?

Yeah. A lot's changed
since you've been gone.

Yeah, I see that.

Like I can't believe either
one of them asked permission.

'I don't know. I don't know. I'd
like to know what was going on.'

'Well, just give it a shot, you know?'

- 'Alright.' - 'Who's got dinner tonight?'

I'll get right on it, cap.

We'll be upstairs cleaning up.

Is something wrong?

No.

No, sir.

So what are you doing in here?

Uh, Doc's got a doctor's appointment.

I'm just waiting for him to get in.

- Is he late? - No. No.

I knew about this.

Duty roster has you with
Levine, Parker with Nieto.

Yeah, I forgot to update it

when Doc told me about his appointment.

Sure everything's okay?

'Yeah. We'll be out of the house
just as soon as he gets here.'

Right.

Is Parker in?

No, not yet.

Who are you?

Uh, Sergeant Cruz, I work...

- PD? - Yeah.

See House Watch downstairs?

Well, there is a guy
down there in the office

but he was on the phone so, I just...

Visitors are supposed to
be announced at a firehouse.

Yeah, well, I just...

Did you people follow any
rules before I came here?

Hey, look, it's not her fault. I just...

You wanna talk to
somebody, go back downstairs

speak to the House
Watch, come back upstairs.

- But I'm already up here. - Downstairs.

You know what? I'll give Doc your message.

- Rules are for a reason. - Yes, sir.

I'll not have people wandering
in and out of this house.

Not even PD.

- Understood? - Understood.

Let me know as soon as Parker gets here.

Yes, sir.

Hello?

'Maurice!'

Mom?

Get off me! No!

'You know how bad you messed
up making me look like a rat?'

- Nardo? - You're gonna make this right.

You better not touch
her, you son of a bitch.

I wanted to make you a player
and you put a gun to my head!

No, you hear me?

I swear to God I'll kill you.

You hear me? I will hunt
you down and kill you!

'If you ever wanna see your old lady again'

I want you meet me. Alone.

Where?

Oh, that's smells good, Billy.

Okay, call downtown, get a
replacement and write him up.

I told you this was approved.

He isn't coming.

All due respect, captain, stay out of this

and let me run my crew.

You call that respect?

You okay with radishes, cap?

- Radishes? - Yeah. You know, in the salad?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, radishes are fine.

'Hey, Parker's here.'

- He's here. - You make it fast.

'You're an hour late getting
out on the street already.'

Yeah. As soon as he changes.

Doc, listen.. Why are you in your blues?

Hey, Kimmy, I'm not going
on the street today. Excuse me.

What? Wait, listen, Doc. I
need to talk with you, just...

Like I said..

I'm not going on the street today.

'Oh, God. Oh, God.'

- Doc.. - Stay where you are.

- He shot me. - Let me help him.

- Fifteen minutes. - What?

- Fifteen minutes. - Please!

What are you talking about?

Hey, hey, when he closes this house

the people in this
community will have to wait

at least 15 minutes for
medical or fire response.

See, I did the math,
calculated the response times.

Isn't that how you do it, Jack? Huh?

Reduce it to a workable number?

Please..

Okay. So, everyone understand?

He's dying.

Billy, just back up for a minute, okay?

Alright. Belly wounds, they bleed a lot

but he's got at least 20 minutes to live.

'At least that, right?'

- What the hell is that? - Oh, oh, oh. Oh.

Alright, alright, Doc. Okay, okay, okay.

Alright, Bobby. Have a seat at the table.

- Stay right there. - Okay, alright.

You trying to sneak up on me?

Billy, Billy. Alright, Billy? Back up.

Doc, let me just help him, okay?

- Let me work on him.
- He doesn't listen, Kim.

So we got to put it in
terms he can understand.

Alright, well, we're all listening, okay?

We're all here. We're all listening.

So why don't we just...
just calm down, okay?

- No. I'm-I'm calm. - Alright.

I told you I wasn't gonna
let this house close.

- By letting a man die? - No, no.

He doesn't have to die. All he has to do..

Is see what 15 minutes feels like..

When you need help.

- Boss, I need lost time. - Excuse me?

I need an emergency
day, lost time, whatever.

Why?

It's personal. A family emergency.

- Is everything alright?
- You don't like it, fire me.

- 'I gotta go.' - 'What is going on?'

Not that much has changed.

- I'm not closing the house. - Yeah.

Because you're gonna be able to tell them

just how important it
is to have people like us

close by when you need us.

You're crazy, Doc.

Am I, Billy? Huh?

But he's the one that transferred Jimmy

and tossed the medics out of the house.

Isn't that exactly how you
did it with twenty-sixes, Jack?

- Not closing. - Huh?

No, tell them.

Huh?

'What? You can't talk?'

Yeah, see, three days
after he tossed the medics

out of that house, he
recommended closing it down.

See, I talked to Roger Carter.

Help me, please..

I talked to them all, Jack.

Doc, if you don't let me work on him

we're gonna lose him.

Well, 13 minutes.

At least let me give him some fluids.

Kim... if we were out on the streets..

Who'd give him fluids? Huh?

No one. Because help wouldn't be here yet.

Doc, we don't know for
sure that he's got 15 minutes.

Well, what I do know for sure

'is that the people out there'

'don't have a chance at all'

if this house is gone.

I'm not closing the house.

DK.

Sit down.

Sit down! Everybody sit down!

Okay, now.

Look, I..

I don't wanna hurt anybody, DK.

You hurt him.

But that... that's for us!

That's... that's for all of us! Okay?

I mean, we work hard to
make this house what it is.

Don't say you're doing this for us, Doc.

Well, you know what?
Actions have consequences.

And, and Steeper is
starting to see that now.

Aren't you, Jack, huh?

Actions have consequences!

'Oh, yes, ma'am.'

You are very welcome, ma'am.

Another satisfied customer.
I'm really good at this.

How are you doing?

Still good.

Good.

- Hey, lieu.. - Yeah?

You know what would make
me feel better since you're asking..

What?

I mean, no offense. But...
you know, working the desk

is like watching dry paint get dryer.

I was reassigned to full duty,
you know, not clerical duty.

Well, who do you wanna ride with?

What do you mean, Bosco didn't talk to you

about us partnering up again?

No.

I wanted to get back in the field.

Yeah. Yeah, sure you did.

All I did was paperwork.

Paperwork? You hear that?

You hear that? Paperwork.

Well, there's a lot more

than your damn paperwork out here, Jack.

A hell of a lot more.

Did he show up yet?

Hey, where the heck have you been?

What are you doing here?

Huh?

Doc, what's going on?

Hey, hey, what is this?
What are you doing here?

- Carlos.. - Hey, hey, hey!

'You wanna get shot?'

'Sit down, Billy, sit down!'

What the hell is wrong with you?

Sit down. Sit down.

- Okay. - Be quiet, Kim.

'Everybody just stay right where you are!'

What are you doing here?

- Huh? - I just..

Listen. Listen. Hey, I
got 11 minutes left, okay?

And this is not gonna end before that.

- Eleven? - Yeah.

Just turned a homicide at
Mancini's Bar over to the squad.

We think the dead guy is the owner.

Squad's not sure what was taken yet.

What? Mancini's on Greene?

Yeah.

Bosco's mom works in that bar.

I think Bosco said before roll call

his mom doesn't work in the bar anymore.

Help me. Help me. I need help.

- What? - He was shooting.

- He's got a gun. - Who's got a gun?

Doc! Doc! Doc!

He's shooting! In the
firehouse, he's shooting!

Is your name Boscorelli?

- Who are you?
- You looking for Allie Nardo?

- Where is he?
- He said to bring you out back.

Be careful.

Hands up!

- Where is my mother? - Hands up.

Did you bring your friends with you?

What did I tell you? I
told you I'd come alone.

Yeah? Just the same, we'll use my car.

- Get in and drive. - Where are we going?

We got some people to see. Just drive.

Don't worry about where we're going.

Shut the door!

Tell the sergeant to
start clearing the block.

It's quiet on the ground floor.

She says he's upstairs.

What kind of gun did he have?

Uh, I don't know. It was loud.

'Are you sure you saw a gun?'

No, I heard him shooting.

And I heard him yell for no one to move.

This is Doc we're talking
about? Doc Parker?

- 'Yes. Doc Parker!' - 'This is crazy.'

Well, he really hasn't been alright lately.

Where in the hell is he gonna get a gun?

'Oh, guns are hard to get all of a sudden?'

- Nobody's answering the phone.
- Are they on a call?

I called fire dispatch
and they're in quarters.

- Their trucks are in the bay.
- I told you where they are!

'They're probably all dead by now!'

And you guys are standing
around here doing nothing!

Faith, take Levine back to
the detectives for a statement.

- Please, now! - I wanna stay here.

Come on. We'll go get a cup of coffee.

I don't drink coffee.

We need to get some tactical positions.

'Well, shouldn't we just try
knocking on the door first?'

'No, we don't wanna tip him to anything.'

We're talking about a guy we know here.

We're talking about a guy with a gun.

What? We gonna hang here
and then head over there later

with a mop and bucket?

And your way of handling
it no one gets hurt, right?

How about we just do it by the book?

Sergeant?

Has to be considered a hostage barricade

unless we find out different.

- What do you need?
- Get some shooters on the roof.

Try to establish visual contact.

And I wanna take this slow.

Let's not escalate
things if we don't have to.

Yeah, well, putting shooters on the roof

sounds like escalation to me.

Make yourselves available to assist.

Sir, don't you wanna slow
this whole thing down a little bit?

Assist ESU, Sully.

Drive until I tell you to turn!

This is stupid, even for you.

Yeah? We'll see!

- This is gonna end bad.
- Not for me, it's not.

Look, take me to my mother

and we'll start talking about
making this all go away.

I am making it go away permanent.

Make a left at the light.

- Where are we going?
- Make a left at the damn light!

And shut up!

Okay, thanks.

The hostage negotiator's 20 minutes out.

I hope we have 20 minutes.

- Boss.. - Yeah?

I may know what type of gun the medic has.

You do?

It might be my off-duty gun.

You understand what you've done?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm keeping
them from closing the house

just like I told you I would.

- You shot a man. - Yeah, I had to!

Had to? That's..

You might need real help.

Sit down. Sit down.

You know what? None of you
were gonna do anything, okay?

And-and-and it takes action
to get things done. Action!

'I'm cold.'

Well, that shock, Jack.

And you still got eight
minutes left until help gets here.

Now, how's that feel?

'Doc, listen to me. Listen to me.'

You need to let us treat him.

It's gotta be eight more minutes.

And I thought you'd understand.

Alright, here's what I do understand.

I'm not letting this man die
on the floor of my firehouse.

Hey, you better sit back down, Carlos.

- If he dies, you're a murderer.
- Sit down.

You wanna shoot me? Shoot me.

I'm telling you.

I'm gonna take care of you.

Geez!

Now, you keep away of him.

Please don't.

Carlos, do not treat him.

You lost your gun and you didn't report it.

It just happened this
morning. I was still looking for it.

Why do you think this is
the gun the paramedic has?

Because he was, he was
at my apartment last night.

- Last night? - Yes.

- He's your boyfriend? - No.

She stays as far away
from this as possible.

He is not my boyfriend!

She's not leaving this building.

- What's up here? - Let's move.

You're running out of time, Allie.

I don't know what's going down.

I'm still waiting to hear from them.

Where is he? Where is Carmine?

- This is your plan? - 'Where's Carmine?'

You're crazy coming here, Allie.

With Carlo locked up, I know
that Carmine's running things.

- You're a dead man. - I ain't no rat.

- He'll tell you. - Who's he?

I'm a New York City police officer.

He did this.

'A cop?'

Carmine. Carmine!

This cop, he's the one that
locked me up in front of Carlo...

You brought a cop here at gunpoint?

- Yeah, but... - Nobody do nothing.

Get the hell out of my place, Allie.

Listen to what he's gotta say.

Just listen to me for a second.
Tell him what happened.

- He's not a rat. - You see?

This ain't got nothing to do with us.

You heard what he said.

It's all on that crazy bastard.

- Come on! Tell him again. - Listen.

If anything happens to him right now

he has my mother someplace.

And if she gets hurt because of this..

That will be on you.

I ain't no rat.

I ain't no rat, Carmine.

They're gonna kill you, Allie.

This ain't us, officer. It ain't us.

Ralphie, come on, Ralph, you know..

Carmine, Carmine, you know me.

You guys know I wouldn't
rat Mr. Spagnolo out like that.

Allie, Allie, let's go.

I'm not a rat, Carmine.

Don't make me do this, Carlos.

- Let me tell you why.. - What?

I need to get some saline
in him, bring up his pressure.

Don't do it, Kim.

Don't.

Look, I have to make him see.

He sees, alright?

Not closing.

Get some saline and a
pressure dressing quick.

You're ruining... You're ruining it.

I almost have him.

'Almost.'

'I have the shot.'

Take the shot.

Doc, get down!

I'm not sure I got him.

Doc! Wait!

Doc!

'The situation has changed.'

There appears to be a uniformed
NYPD officer in the building.

The subject is running to the third floor.

Uniformed?

We can't get high enough
to get a view of the third floor.

This is the 5-5 platoon commander, Central.

I want a status check
on all uniformed officers

assigned to this hostage job forthwith.

Take me to my mother.

I wanted to make you a
player and you wouldn't play.

How hard is it for you to be
like any other cop in the city?

Where is she?

It's not even legal what you do!

You lie!

You took me in for nothing
and made me look like a rat.

Just wake up! You're out of time.

How is that right, huh?

How do you get around to
everybody and break the law?

At least in my business
we have respect and honor.

You're just a thug, who's seen
The Godfather too many times.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

And what do you do, huh? What do you do?

- What do I do? - Yeah!

I do right.

That's funny. That's real
damn funny that you do right!

You know they're gonna kill you.

But you told them I wasn't a rat.

If the situation were reversed,
would you believe Carmine?

That's the world you live in, Allie.

Mistrust, paranoia, not honor and respect.

They're gonna kill me.

The only ones who survive
are the ones who play smart.

- Smart? - Yeah, you weigh your options.

And you make the hard choice.

No.

This is where your life
was always headed, Allie.

Prison, a box, or witness protection.

No way! No way!

I'll get you with OCCB. You start talking.

You talk yourself all the way
to a little split-level in Iowa.

That's all you got left.

Oh, my god.

- Doc did that? - Not the Doc we know.

- How many shots did he fire? - Four.

- You sure? - Four.

Alright, get him out of here.

We need to stabilize him.

Where is she?

- She's inside? - She's inside. She's okay.

She's a tough lady. She
reminds me of my mother.

She's inside here. Mom, you in here?

I'm gonna get you out.
It's alright. Hold on, ma.

Oh, my baby. Oh, my god.

You alright?

- You alright? - Yes. Are you alright?

- He didn't hurt you, did he?
- No, no. Are you alright?

I can't do no witness protection.

Sullivan went inside?

I don't know. I thought he was...

Don't play games with me, Davis.

Let's just give him a few minutes

see if he can get Doc out of there.

All he's done is given
them another hostage.

Or got some out.

Just give him a few minutes, boss.

She's got nothing to do with this, Allie.

- You ruined my life.
- She's got nothing to do with...

- You ruined my life! - Let her leave.

- Go ahead. - I'm not leaving.

- Get out of here. Go! - Walk away.

- Go. - Don't hurt him.

- Get out of here. - 'Don't you hurt him!'

Get out of here now!

Mom, now!

- We talked about this, Allie. - No.

Witness protection is all you got left.

- No. I ain't no rat. - It's not that bad.

Not that bad?

My father was a lieutenant
in the Spagnolo family.

You know what this is gonna
do to the memory of him?

This is about you, Allie!

- This isn't about your father!
- Everything's about my father!

You kill me, your life's over.

My life is already over.

'I went to funerals..'

hundreds.

The families... eulogies..

I didn't know them... I
never was in the field.

I'm losing his pulse.

We're almost there.

I only knew how to work the numbers.

But the numbers never balanced that day.

- It's okay, cap. - They never balanced..

I didn't die behind a desk.

He came out into the field to die?

- Come, cap, stay with us. - Come on.

- Come on. - Come on, focus.

Alright, Kim, get his legs up.

You were right!

You were right about my options.

Witness protection,
man. That's all you got left.

Witness protection's never gonna happen!

It's never gonna happen! So forget it!

Now I need you to do something for me!

What?

Tell them I didn't take the deal.

That I went out like a man.

Can you do that?

Yeah.

Thanks.

- Thank you. - No.

Ma!

Ma!

Ma, I'm alright.

I'm okay, ma!

Doc?

Doc?

'I got a gun, Sully.'

Yeah? Well, I'm betting
you're not gonna hurt me.

I shot Steeper, you know.

Yeah, I know.

I was hoping you'd come downstairs with me

and talk about that.

No.

I don't wanna talk anymore.

I'm tired.

Me too, buddy.

I never used to get tired,
you know? I could just..

..do double shifts, triple shifts.

As long as I was out
doing the, doing the work.

I could go forever.

Yeah. I guess we ain't as
young as we used to be, huh?

It's not so much the age anymore.

It's just.. It's.. It's deeper, you know?

It's like a... like a way-down tired.

How about you give me that gun now, Doc?

Huh?

What would you do if I
shot at you right now?

You won't.

Would you shoot me?

That's not gonna happen, Doc.

I'd love to sleep.

Rest..

But my..

My brain..

It won't stop..

Thinking.

We're gonna take care of you.

I don't get taken care of, okay?

I take care of people.

Right. Okay. Okay.

I don't need you to take care of me.

Doc..

Sorry.

But..

I can't take care of them anymore, can I?

You took care of me.

Right?

In the woods, remember?

Right when I needed
you most, you were there.

In the cabin.

Right?

If I can't take care of them anymore, I...

But you can.

You just need a little rest.

'You said it yourself, right?'

It's time to rest, Doc.

But, you gotta give me that gun.

It was that kid.

That damn kid.

Yeah.

I took his collar off

and he was paralyzed because of me. Okay.

We all make mistakes.

Taylor wasn't Eugene's fault.

- Taylor? - It was me.

It wasn't, it wasn't Eugene.

It was me because

I made her work the bus that day.

Doc, Taylor was an accident.
Everybody knows that.

- You remember that day, Sully?
- Yeah. It was an accident.

No.

No, not that day.

The day.

'The equipment was..'

'...set by the river.'

We checked and double-checked..

Our bags because we
had the triage set, you know?

And we were ready for people.

We were ready to help.

Nobody came.

'Nobody.'

I remember.

I remember thinking that..

They can't all be dead.

I mean, not everybody.

And then all we could do was..

Pick..

Pick body parts from the rubble.

That's not why I'm here, Sully.

I mean, I'm here to save
lives, you know, and..

And if this house is gone
then people are gonna die.

And I can't let that happen.

I mean..

I can't let it happen. You
understand that, right?

You understand what I'm saying?

I can't let more people die.

Yeah, I see, Doc.

I see.

No one's gonna die today.

'Huh?'

Everything's gonna be okay.

'We're gonna get you some help.'

'And you're never gonna be alone.'

And I will be right there by
your side every step of the way.

'Alright?'

'It's okay, buddy.'

Hey.

Is your mom okay?

Not for lack of me trying.

Monroe said that your
mom was already involved

with those people?

There were Joker Poker machines in her bar.

I wouldn't call that "involved."

But she's alright?

Yeah. She's alright.

Thanks.

Listen, I gotta get up
and talk to the detectives.

I talked to Swersky about us partnering up.

Oh.

Yeah?

He said that you never even mentioned it.

Yeah.

You don't wanna be with me, Faith.

It's-it's not a matter of want.

I can't do it.

I can't handle the responsibility anymore.

What responsibility?

For you. For whether or not you get hurt.

You don't have to be responsible for me.

If we're partners, yes, I am.

Look, I'm gonna do my job
exactly the way that I did it

before that day.

And that means with you, in 5-5 David.

I just... I don't think
it's such a good idea.

I'm not asking you.

That's my car.

And I'm gonna be with you in it tomorrow.

Do I really have to wear the cuffs?

For your protection.

We walk out that door

there can't be any doubt you're in custody.

This is 5-5 Charlie.

I have the subject in custody

we're coming out the front door now.

'Roger that, Charlie.'

Can you, uh, get my tie out of my jacket?

Yeah, sure.

I don't think they're gonna close it now.

- What? This house? - Yeah.

No way.

No way they're gonna close this house.

You saved it.

He's in custody.

Lower your weapons. He's in custody.

How's Steeper, lieutenant?

Hospital says he's gonna make it.

Yeah.

Carlos and Kim,
they're-they're good medics.

'Let's go, Doc.'

I was a good too, Sully.

Best ever.

I'm gonna miss it.