Bull (2016) s06e01 Episode Script
Gone
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(HORNS HONKING, SIREN WAILING)
WOMAN: Take care, Gavin.
Yeah, let's make sure that champagne is ice-cold.
What's your address again? Hey, Gavin.
You got a pen? Thank you.
(CHUCKLES) All right.
Okay, we'll see you then.
Okay.
You're planning a celebration for this verdict? Yeah.
My client's very happy.
(CHUCKLES) Please.
Your case has been on life support since the jump, and then I just beat it to death with my closing argument.
(CHUCKLES) Gavin, I wouldn't be so quick to call time of death, especially if you knew what my mirror jury was thinking.
I don't put much stock in fake juries.
The only thing that matters is what the real jury has to say.
My fake juries are always on the money, and I'm telling you, there are pitchforks and torches over this one.
Sell it somewhere else, Bull.
MIRROR JUROR: Why is this even a discussion? They're evil sons of bitches.
We should burn that place to the ground.
What What is that? It's my mirror jury.
You want to hear some more? No.
Fine.
Just show me.
Corporations will never stop hurting people until we make them hurt.
We should give that poor family $10 million.
No.
More.
Pitchforks and torches.
$10 million? I mean, that's ridiculous.
Your client only asked for five.
What can I tell you? Outrage is contagious.
("CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE" BY QUEEN PLAYING) - (CHEERING) - This thing called love I just can't handle it This thing called love I must - Get around.
- Get 'round to it - I ain't ready - Hey.
Crazy little thing called love (MUTTERS) There goes my baby Should've held out for $7 million.
$7 million?! I can't even believe we got $6 million.
We were gonna lose.
It defies reason.
Yeah, our mirror jury totally went for the other side.
There was only one juror who bought what we were selling.
Yeah, thank God for juror number five.
(CHUCKLES): Couldn't convince the rest of the jury about anything, but Luckily, that blowhard bought it hook, line and sinker.
(LAUGHS) I really didn't like that guy.
Really? Really? You never said.
I could never pull off a bluff like that.
My Padawan learner, the key to any successful negotiation is never let them see the fear in your eyes.
(LAUGHS) Of course, that's a lot easier to do when you got nothing left to lose.
- Big finish now.
- Crazy little thing called love.
- Yeah! - (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) (IZZY WHOOPS) - Thank you! - (WHOOPING) Tip your waitress! Marissa Morgan, everybody.
- Chester Palmer.
- (CHUCKLES) (LAUGHS) Thank you.
EMCEE: Give it up - for Chester and Marissa! - Hey.
I think you have a secret admirer.
He's totally checking you out.
- I think he's checking you out.
- What? Someone's a little rusty.
- What you talking about? - Mm-hmm-hmm.
- (CHUNK CHUCKLES) - EMCEE: All right, next up, we have Bianca from Queens singing - the classic "Achy Breaky Heart.
" - (APPLAUSE) Oh, my God, this is Bianca's third song.
- I don't know if I can do it.
- (SIGHS) I've got to head home.
Oh.
Come on, stay for another drink.
Oh, I wish I could, but I have to relieve my babysitter.
You put on lipstick.
Yeah, so? Nobody puts on lipstick to go relieve the babysitter.
Unless the babysitter is your ex-husband.
- Oh, busted! - (CHUCKLES) I thought that was in the rearview.
(SCOFFS) IZZY: Oh.
All right.
- I plead the Fifth.
- (IZZY CHUCKLES) - IZZY: All right.
- MARISSA: Oh.
- Hey, you better not be leaving.
- IZZY: All right.
We haven't been out like this in ages.
Oh.
No, where you going? Sit down.
Stay.
- Okay, okay! One more.
- (ALL CHEER) - One more.
- IZZY: One.
TAYLOR: Oh, you guys were great, by the way.
(CHUCKLES): Only wish that Benny could be here.
His Kenny Loggins is the best.
Benny is blissfully happy in Rome singing "Mi Amore" to his Italian bride.
Okay? Like Kenny Loggins.
DANNY: Oh, I still can't believe he moved halfway around the world for somebody he'd only known - for a month! - True love won't be denied.
To Benny Colón and his bride.
(CHUNK CHUCKLES) - Saluti! - Hey! Salute! ALL: Salute! I mean, the other guys are pretty good.
I'll give it to them.
But I think you and I could knock them out with a little Peaches & Herb.
(CHUCKLES) - Yeah, sure, buddy.
- Reunited 'Cause it's understood - Reunited.
- What? Yeah.
We'd take the house right to the floor.
Okay.
Mm-hmm.
- No? - Mm.
I'm sorry I invited everyone on our date night.
- No.
- I know it was kind of, uh - No, I'm glad you did.
- Fridays is our thing, and No, it was fun.
And I'm really happy I was there to celebrate your big win.
Really.
But? Oh, Lord.
Do I have to find a couch to lie down on now? Well, if you don't want to talk, I'll just keep singing.
(SIGHS, CHUCKLES): Okay, fine.
(SIGHS) Oh, I just miss having a victory of my own to celebrate.
I-I love our daughter.
(CHUCKLES): I do.
She's I mean, she's the best thing I've ever done.
But my whole purpose in life can't be to make conversation with a two-year-old.
(EXHALES) Does that make me a terrible mother? No, it makes you a real mother.
But if you want to go back to work, I think that's amazing, too.
And I cannot imagine a better role model for Astrid than Isabella Colón at the top of her game.
Oh, wait, so are you saying I'm not at the top of my game now? - Is that what you're saying? - Oh, no, no, no, no.
Don't put words in my mouth.
Mm-hmm.
Although, I'll say whatever you want me to say.
Mm.
Reunited And it feels so good Reunited (DOOR OPENS) (PHONE RINGING) Oh! Oh, my God, that better not wake up Astrid.
- No, it's not mine.
- Mine's right here.
Yeah.
- (GROANS) It must be Tiffany's.
- No, no, no.
Okay, get-get Tiffany and her irritating phone out of here.
Thank you.
Okay.
All right, I'll pay her, and then just make me a drink.
- I'll meet you there in ten.
- Five.
IZZY: Oh, God, is she ever gonna turn that off? (DOOR OPENS) Jason! (MUFFLED CRYING) (IZZY PANTING) - Where's Astrid? - I don't know.
Ow! - (TIFFANY GASPING) - No, no, no, no, no.
What's going on? (CRYING): He took her.
He had a gun.
- He had a gun.
- Who? Who took her? It was a man? He was alone? - Who took her? - I don't know.
(PHONE RINGING) You have to answer.
Where's my daughter? MAN (DISTORTED): If you ever want to see your daughter again, you'll pay $1 million - by 7:00 a.
m.
- Oh, my God.
Okay.
All right.
I'll do whatever you want.
Just Just Tell me where to go.
Later.
For now, you just need to know this.
If you don't pay every penny, your daughter dies.
If you call the police, she's dead.
Don't test me.
- (BREATHING SHAKILY) - (LINE DISCONNECTS) - (HIGH-PITCHED RINGING) - (ECHOING): You know someone high up at NYPD, right? Or should we bring in the FBI? Jason.
- (NORMAL VOICE): Jason! - (RINGING STOPS) No.
No! We are not calling the police.
Astrid is gone! He said no police! They could be watching, okay? We don't want them to do anything stupid.
- But we need to save her.
- We know two things.
Listen to me.
- We need to find her.
- Two things.
We know that they want money, and we can get money.
And we also know if we call the police, they said that they would kill Astrid.
The math is simple.
No police.
(BREATHING HEAVILY) Okay.
All right.
Come here.
If you can't handle it, just say so.
I will find someone who can.
CHUNK: So, who knew that you babysit for the Bulls - every Friday night? - I don't know.
I don't know.
Your boyfriend or roommates? No, I-I don't I don't have a boyfriend.
I live with my parents.
Nobody I know would take Astrid.
It was the food delivery guy.
I already told you.
Okay.
But how would the kidnapper know you were gonna be ordering food? I don't know.
I-I don't know.
The I order food every time I babysit.
The-the Bulls, th-they pay for it.
- Th-They tell me to do it.
- MARISSA: Bull? (CRYING): Oh, my God, why did I open the door? Well, I (EXHALES) I've secured the money.
Excellent.
I have a contact who's high up at a Swiss bank.
He understands that you don't want to raise - any red flags.
- Right.
His colleague in New York will have the cash here in a couple hours, but you will have to put your apartment up as collateral.
Yeah, that's fine.
You know I'll sign anything.
(EXHALES) - What-what are you doing? - You know, it's just been bothering me.
What if this isn't about the money? I mean, it's like Why us? There's so many families in New York that would drop ten or $20 million without even breaking a sweat.
Why us? I made a lot of enemies since I started TAC.
You think this is because of something you did? I'll create an algorithm to sort through past cases, - identify the most likely suspects.
- Thank you.
(SIGHS) - I'm-I'm so sorry if this is my fault.
- No.
We don't have time for this.
We don't have time to lay blame.
Just-just figure out who has our baby.
(EXHALES) I'm so sorry.
I'm so, so sorry.
My ringer was off.
I came as soon as I saw your message.
You're here.
That's all that matters.
We got a lot of work to do.
Are we really doing this? Bull's not calling the police? Is he okay? I mean, of course, he's not.
I just Are we sure we're making the right call? Because if someone took Mauricio, I wouldn't be able to think straight.
Bull thinks this is related to TAC.
We know our cases better than anyone.
We TAYLOR: Izzy.
I'm so sorry.
I can't even imagine what you're going through.
If there's anything I can do, anything - IZZY: Thank you.
- Danny is sending some security footage from the apartment building.
It's a clip of the deliveryman who took Astrid.
Play it for me.
We haven't seen it yet.
Maybe Just play it.
Please.
That can't be him.
He doesn't have Astrid.
Where's-where's Astrid? I think she's in the bag.
(CRYING): But she can't breathe in there.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm sure she can breathe.
- IZZY: She's dead, isn't she? - No, she's still alive.
- I'm sure she's still alive.
- IZZY: She's dead.
Okay, just forget about the bag, Izzy.
Izzy? She's dead.
Okay, look at that man.
We need you.
Astrid - needs you to focus on him.
- (SOBBING): She's dead.
Just look-look closely.
Do you recognize him? Have you seen him anywhere before? No, I've never seen I can't even see his face.
- I don't know who that is.
- It's okay.
Don't worry.
Danny's still on this.
She is hitting every building on your block.
She's checking their exterior cameras.
My baby.
We will find this man.
Okay? Okay.
TIFFANY: Duct tape around my mouth.
Around your mouth and your shoulders.
TIFFANY: Around my waist.
CHUNK: Okay.
I have been over her story forward, sideways and all around.
She wasn't in on this.
I'm sure of it.
Does she remember any other details about the kidnapper? Other than he was carrying a gun? Nothing.
Look, she's really shaken up.
I don't think we're gonna get much more out of her.
Wait a second.
Does anybody have anything lavender-scented? I don't know.
Maybe.
Why? Astrid's room smells like lavender.
I tried to kick him, but he tied my legs up, too.
Right.
And, so, when he was tying you up, did you get a look at his face? Did you see his eyes? What color they were, maybe? No, I c I-I can't I can't see them.
(CRYING): I can't remember.
It's okay.
I just need you to breathe in the lavender and just relax.
Put yourself there.
I-I can see his hat.
It's black, but it's faded.
Almost gray.
Anything else? - I was screaming, I think.
- Okay.
So he put something in my mouth.
(SNIFFLES) And Then he picked up Astrid, and she was crying so hard.
And I'm-I'm so sorry.
I tried to tell her that it was gonna be okay, but I couldn't.
- I couldn't.
I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
It's okay.
Tiffany, you're doing a great job here.
Okay? And you didn't do anything wrong.
This is not your fault.
I just need you to remember as much as you can.
So, you couldn't see his face.
Did you hear his Did you hear his voice? Did did you hear what his voice sounded like, maybe? Like, uh, was there an accent? (SNIFFLES) No.
I don't think so.
So you're there.
And he's taking Astrid.
She was crying.
Did he say anything to her? Did he try and shush her or quiet her down? No.
No.
He didn't say anything to her.
Not that I can remember.
- He just took her and left? - Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Mm, no.
Before he walked out, he said something.
(SNIFFLES) "Tell Dr.
Jason to answer the phone when I call.
" He said Dr.
Jason? He didn't say Dr.
Bull? Yeah.
MARISSA: She remembered something? What did she say? Well, the kidnapper called me Dr.
Jason.
Before we started TAC, I worked at this juvenile clinic.
The kids called me Dr.
Jason.
I dealt with maybe a hundred teenagers, some of them were pretty tough cases.
Where would my psych files be? Try over there.
What do you mean by "tough cases"? Well, I dealt with some severe psychiatric disorders.
Here we go.
The kidnapper's file should be in this box.
And you're telling me that there's a good chance that he's mentally Disturbed.
Yeah.
(CRYING) No! Shut up! (CRYING CONTINUES) Hey, man! Open up! It's an emergency! I need your help! - We're closed! - It's It's an emergency.
I need your help.
Cerrado hoy.
I just need to look at your security camera.
Go home! I'm not trying to buy chips or a beer.
Oh! (ALARM BLARING) Are you crazy?! I'm calling the cops! Listen, man, don't call the cops.
No cops.
Look, I've got $10,000 in my back pocket.
I'm just gonna get it.
Don't try anything! Look, it should more than cover the cost of the door.
I just need to look at the security footage of your outside camera here, all right? Right now.
Thank you.
I can't tell you how much we appreciate this.
You're welcome.
I really hope it works out.
The babysitter finally fell asleep.
- Poor thing.
- Yeah.
We've got the ransom.
Great.
That's something at least.
Did the banker count it all out in front of you? - No, but I'm sure it's all - Okay.
We can't be one penny short.
I got it.
Thanks, Chunk.
Bingo.
I found Dimitri Zubakin.
Is this the guy who took a baseball bat to Bull's car? Yep.
Looks like he moved back to Russia about five years ago.
Any activity on his passport since then? Nope.
Looks like he's stayed put.
(SIGHS) Why hasn't he called yet? He wants his money.
He will call.
BULL: Wait.
Simon Werth.
His mother brought him to the clinic because he was depressed, and he was getting bullied.
He developed an obsessive revenge fantasy against his tormentors.
Did he act on it? He did, in a way.
He told me that he bought a knife.
He said he was gonna use it.
So I had to contact the authorities.
The police went to see him, he pulled it on them.
No one was hurt but he was arrested.
They sent him to jail, but he could be out by now.
And this is the man that you think might have Astrid? No.
I'm looking at his prison records right now.
Simon Werth was found unresponsive in his cell during that heat wave this summer.
He's dead.
Um, do you want some coffee? Hey, why don't, why don't you take a seat.
I'll make us some coffee if you want No! Everybody has something to do.
Everyone is trying to find my daughter.
A-And (SIGHS) I'm so grateful, but just I need something to do.
Just please, let me make the damn coffee.
TAYLOR: Danny found footage of the kidnapper's car.
MARISSA: There's someone in the driver's seat.
So now we're dealing with two kidnappers.
Okay, Taylor, can you On it.
(KEYS CLACKING) That SUV was reported stolen three days ago.
Damn it.
Another dead end.
(PHONE RINGS) Hello.
MAN (DISTORTED): Do you have the money? Yes.
I have the money.
The million dollars, just like you asked for.
Tell me where to go.
You'll receive further instructions once you're on the road.
- Remember, no police.
- (LINE DISCONNECTS) IZZY: I don't like this.
I don't like you going out there alone.
BULL: Danny's following me.
Taylor's got trackers in my watch, - on my phone - Danny's one person.
I want an army.
I want helicopters in the sky.
We can't do that.
We don't want to tip them off.
If we panic, they panic.
We stick to the plan.
There is no plan, Jason.
There's no plan.
I went along with this because I thought your team would figure out who took Astrid and have some kind of special insight in getting her back.
But-but you don't know who these people are.
You don't know where they are.
You know nothing.
Listen, I don't know who they are, but we know they did this to get to me.
And I I'm the one who has to fix it.
You always say the best way to win a negotiation is to never let them see the fear in your eyes.
Well, I can see the fear in your eyes, Jason.
And this time, we have everything to lose.
I got to go.
Please! She's my daughter, too.
- If anything happens, I'll - You'll never forgive me.
- I know.
- never forgive myself! For-for not calling the police.
For not just so-screaming and fighting and kicking and just doing everything I can to get my daughter back.
I promise you, I'm gonna get our daughter back.
(SIGHS) MAN (DISTORTED): Take a right at the next light.
Just stay straight until I tell you.
Do you think they're sending him to the Bronx? Could be.
Or Queens.
Pull into the storage facility on your right.
Is this it? (TIRES SQUEAL) (CAR DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES) The door is unlocked.
Go down the first hall.
Make a right.
Then a left.
Look for Unit B1073.
Go inside and close the door behind you.
What is this? Where's my daughter? You'll see your daughter when you've followed all of my directions.
- Now - No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I followed your directions.
Now where is my daughter? I need to know she's okay.
It's hell when someone takes your child from you, isn't it? Yes, it is.
(PHONE RINGING) Answer the other phone.
You'll get more instructions then.
Okay, wait.
Just wait.
(EXHALES) Listen.
Are you listening to me? There's a mother.
Think of the mother.
I think he's trying to establish a connection.
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
(LINE DISCONNECTS) (PHONE CONTINUES RINGING) (SIGHS) Yes.
MAN (DISTORTED): Do not say another word.
Transfer the money to the duffel bag.
Remove all your clothes, your watch, everything, and change into the clothes on the table.
Don't even think about leaving something on.
I've got eyes on you.
What? Why can't we hear him anymore? - (KEYS CLACKING) - TAYLOR: There's another phone.
I don't have access to it.
Oh, no.
I just lost Bull's heart rate from his smartwatch.
I'm going in.
Yeah, Bull's gone.
Well, he must've gone out the back somehow.
We lost Bull.
I've got no way to track him now.
I think it might be time to call the police.
Hold on.
I-I think he was trying to tell us something.
- CHUNK: Bull? - MARISSA: Yes, I think he was trying to send us a message.
Uh, rewind the audio to right before Bull got off the first phone.
BULL: Okay, wait.
(EXHALES) Listen.
Are you listening to me? There's a mother.
Think of the mother.
There, that.
"Think of the mother.
" He didn't say "think of her mother" or "think of Astrid's mother.
" He said "think of the mother.
" It's a strange way to say that, don't you think? The kidnapper said it's hell when someone takes your child, as if they know that pain themselves.
I-I think Bull picked up on that, wanted us to pick up on it, too.
CHUNK: You think this is someone's mother? - It was a man who took Astrid.
- MARISSA: Yes.
But someone drove the getaway car.
That could have been a woman.
Bull mentioned a patient's mother earlier tonight.
The guy who died in prison.
The one who wanted to get revenge on his bully.
Bull said that his mother checked him in for treatment.
This guy.
Simon Werth.
I mean, you said he died just a few months ago.
Maybe that triggered this.
Maybe his mother blames Bull for the loss of her child, so she took his.
You know, that-that fits.
You need to find out everything that you can about this woman.
So that's it? We're sticking with no police? (SIGHS) I don't know.
(EXHALES) No.
No.
Jason said he was the only one who could fix this, and he's the one who figured out who has Astrid.
I believe in him.
No police.
MAN (DISTORTED): Don't even think about trying to contact anyone.
Don't worry.
I will do every single thing you ask.
This is your show.
You are in control.
- Whatever you want.
- Stop trying to manipulate me with your psychological crap.
Just shut up and drive.
Sheryl Werth's entire social media presence is like a shrine to Simon, and ever since his death, it's gotten increasingly bitter.
Any idea who the second kidnapper could be? TAYLOR: Hang on a second.
Well, she's got another son named Tristan.
And he matches the physical profile of the delivery guy.
TAYLOR: And it looks like he's been unemployed for several months since the distribution warehouse where he worked shut down.
Could be desperate for money.
Well, any idea where they're keeping my baby? Uh, maybe one of their homes? They live together, actually, in Meyer Garden Apartments.
It's eight towers of 12-story buildings in the Bronx.
That's a huge complex.
I don't think that they'd bring Astrid there.
Too many eyeballs.
Too big a risk.
And it's clear across town from that storage facility.
Well, keep digging.
You have to find something.
(KEYS CLACKING) (SHUTS OFF ENGINE) (SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE) (CAR DOOR CLOSES) (DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE) (WATER DRIPPING) Hello? WOMAN: Stop right there.
MAN: Give me the cash.
Not until I see my daughter.
Where is she? You'll get your kid back once we know the money's all here.
It's all there.
You want me to count it for you? He knows how to count! (KEYS CLACKING) Damn it.
(SIGHS) You okay? (CRYING): No.
I have no idea where the Werths are keeping Astrid.
There's no credit card charges at a motel.
I've tried to ping their phones, but they're both turned off.
It's one dead end after another, - just like that stolen SUV.
- Hey, you'll find something.
- You always do.
- What if I don't? There's-there's no time, and I keep running into walls.
And-and I just I-I feel like I can't think straight, - and I'm paralyzed.
- Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
And I just keep thinking about that poor little girl.
- Maybe terrified.
- Stop.
Or maybe hurt.
Maybe (SIGHS) - You need to take a break.
- What? No, I can't take a break.
Not while Astrid's still missing.
Bull, too.
I need to find them.
You need to take a minute.
You're no good to them the way you are right now.
- I can feel the panic - (INHALES DEEPLY) Coursing through your veins.
(SIGHS) MAURICIO: I'm going to see the sharks first, then the giant turtles.
You and Daddy are gonna have so much fun at the aquarium today.
Will you count how many fish you see and then tell me tonight? Count the fish? Mommy, there's too many.
Are you still there? I have to go, sweetheart.
But I love you so much.
You know that, right? Love you, too.
(ASTRID SOBBING) Hey.
Hey.
Sweetie.
Hi, baby.
Hey.
How are you? It's Daddy.
You're okay.
Lookit.
Hi.
Hey, it's okay.
Hi, sweetie.
Thank you.
Give me the car keys.
It's okay.
It's okay.
Here you go.
We're taking both cars.
You need to wait here for at least an hour before you leave.
I understand.
Come on.
(EXHALES DEEPLY) C-Come on.
Let's go.
What are you doing? I bet you don't even remember who I am.
What you did to my family.
I know who you are.
You brought your son Simon to me.
And he was hurting, and I wanted to help him.
And I tried to reach him.
I really did.
But I failed.
I know I failed.
And he's dead.
And I'm very sorry.
Yeah, we'll see how sorry you are when you lose your child.
- (ASTRID SOBS) - (BULL SIGHS) Please don't hurt her.
Do anything you want with me, - but look at her.
She's just a little - Mom.
Mom.
(BREATHING SHAKILY): Don't do this.
We said no one would get hurt.
(CRYING): I'm sorry, Tristan.
I thought the money would be enough.
But it's not.
Just go.
Go! Now.
Get out of here! Go now! BULL: Let Tristan take her.
I know you want to avenge your son's death, but killing a little girl is not gonna bring Simon back.
You don't want to do that.
You don't know what I want.
BULL: You want what's best for Tristan.
And if you harm this little girl, his life is over, and I know you don't want that.
So let him take her, okay? He's got the money.
He can have a life.
- A life that Simon never got.
- No, Mom, don't do this.
Just come with me.
(ASTRID CRYING) Just go and take the girl.
Just get out of here.
Just go now.
Just go.
- TRISTAN: Mom, I can't do this alone.
- Go now! TRISTAN: I can't do this alone.
BULL: Yes, you can.
Look at me.
Look at me.
- You can do it.
Come on.
Here she comes.
- (ASTRID SOBBING) There you go.
Take her to a fire station.
Look at me.
You take her to a fire station, and you leave a note for Isabella Colón.
Okay? You can do this.
I saw you give her the bunny.
You don't want to hurt her.
Okay? Go.
Go.
- Yes! - What is it? Danny, I think I've got a possible location.
- Where? - TAYLOR: I'm texting you an address.
It's north of where you are.
Just about - four minutes away.
- I'm on my way.
(TIRES SQUEALING) - How'd you get that? - (SIGHS) A few years ago, my brother-in-law was worried his car was gonna get repossessed, so he started parking it at his buddy's house.
But the repo company found it anyway.
They have these camera cars constantly trolling the city, taking pictures of plates that go into a database.
- And you hacked it? - Yeah.
And that gray SUV was photographed twice since it was stolen, both times right in front of the warehouse where Tristan Werth used to work.
Good job.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
(SIGHS) I know you're a good person.
When I was working with Simon, I saw how much he loved you and how much you loved him and how much you wanted to help him.
- You don't really want to hurt anybody.
- Shut up.
Just shut up! Shut up and turn around.
Okay.
And get down on your knees.
Simon was a good person.
You should've let me handle it.
You didn't have to call the police.
(PHONE RINGING) Hello? MAN: Is this Isabella Colón? Yes.
Yes.
We have your daughter at our fire station.
Someone left her outside with a note.
(CRYING): Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
(SNIFFLES) It's a fireman.
He has Astrid.
She's safe.
And-and-and what about my husband? Do you know anything about my husband? (ENGINE SHUTS OFF) Taylor, I'm at the warehouse, but I don't see a gray SUV anywhere.
Just a blue sedan.
He's here.
(SHERYL BREATHING SHAKILY) (WHISPERS): This is for Simon.
You know what I remember about Simon? He told me you took him to an amusement park for his 12th birthday.
Right? It was his 12th birthday.
And he knew you were afraid of heights, but he said that you took him on this massive roller coaster anyway.
And he knew how scared you were.
And he thought that was so cool that you would face your fears like that.
For him.
What was that book that you read him every night? He talked about it.
(SIGHS) I can't remember the title.
I'm sure you remember.
The Church Mice.
(EXHALES) The Church Mice.
That was his favorite book.
And he loved that book, and he loved that you read him that book every - Drop your weapon! Hands in the air! - No! No, stop it! - I said drop! - Don't shoot, Danny! - I said drop your weapon.
- BULL: Don't shoot! I've got this.
Don't shoot! SHERYL: Stay back! Stay back! Everything's gonna be okay.
(WHISPERING): Everything's gonna be all right.
Everything's gonna be all right.
Please.
(PANTING) (NORMAL VOICE): You know what happened right before I got here? My wife told me that she'd never forgive herself if she didn't do every single thing she could to save our daughter.
And that's all you're doing right now.
That's it.
You want to do every single thing you can to avenge Simon.
But you don't have to.
He knew how much you loved him.
No matter how much he was hurting, he knew.
You don't you don't have anything left to prove.
(EXHALES) (SHERYL SOBBING) Oh, no, God! No! No! (SIRENS WAILING) It's okay.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER RADIO) (SIREN CHIRPS) (BULL SIGHS) STALLARD: Hey, Bull.
You okay? Hey.
Yeah, I'm good.
Thanks.
Uh Did you get everything you need? I'm sure I'll have more questions later for you and your wife.
- I'll be in touch.
- All right.
- (EXHALES) - DANNY: Just so you know, um, I expect a big-time bonus for saving your life.
I kind of remember saving my own life.
Please.
My gun beats your psychobabble any day.
(SCOFFS) Agree to disagree.
Hey.
Thank you.
Called love I just Can't handle it This thing Called love I must (PANTING): Thank you so much.
I ain't ready Crazy little thing called love (ELEVATOR BELL CHIMES) This thing Called love It cries In a cradle all night It swings It jives It shakes all over like a jellyfish I kinda like it Crazy little thing called love Crazy little thing - Called love - Crazy little thing - Called love - Called love.
Yeah, let's make sure that champagne is ice-cold.
What's your address again? Hey, Gavin.
You got a pen? Thank you.
(CHUCKLES) All right.
Okay, we'll see you then.
Okay.
You're planning a celebration for this verdict? Yeah.
My client's very happy.
(CHUCKLES) Please.
Your case has been on life support since the jump, and then I just beat it to death with my closing argument.
(CHUCKLES) Gavin, I wouldn't be so quick to call time of death, especially if you knew what my mirror jury was thinking.
I don't put much stock in fake juries.
The only thing that matters is what the real jury has to say.
My fake juries are always on the money, and I'm telling you, there are pitchforks and torches over this one.
Sell it somewhere else, Bull.
MIRROR JUROR: Why is this even a discussion? They're evil sons of bitches.
We should burn that place to the ground.
What What is that? It's my mirror jury.
You want to hear some more? No.
Fine.
Just show me.
Corporations will never stop hurting people until we make them hurt.
We should give that poor family $10 million.
No.
More.
Pitchforks and torches.
$10 million? I mean, that's ridiculous.
Your client only asked for five.
What can I tell you? Outrage is contagious.
("CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE" BY QUEEN PLAYING) - (CHEERING) - This thing called love I just can't handle it This thing called love I must - Get around.
- Get 'round to it - I ain't ready - Hey.
Crazy little thing called love (MUTTERS) There goes my baby Should've held out for $7 million.
$7 million?! I can't even believe we got $6 million.
We were gonna lose.
It defies reason.
Yeah, our mirror jury totally went for the other side.
There was only one juror who bought what we were selling.
Yeah, thank God for juror number five.
(CHUCKLES): Couldn't convince the rest of the jury about anything, but Luckily, that blowhard bought it hook, line and sinker.
(LAUGHS) I really didn't like that guy.
Really? Really? You never said.
I could never pull off a bluff like that.
My Padawan learner, the key to any successful negotiation is never let them see the fear in your eyes.
(LAUGHS) Of course, that's a lot easier to do when you got nothing left to lose.
- Big finish now.
- Crazy little thing called love.
- Yeah! - (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) (IZZY WHOOPS) - Thank you! - (WHOOPING) Tip your waitress! Marissa Morgan, everybody.
- Chester Palmer.
- (CHUCKLES) (LAUGHS) Thank you.
EMCEE: Give it up - for Chester and Marissa! - Hey.
I think you have a secret admirer.
He's totally checking you out.
- I think he's checking you out.
- What? Someone's a little rusty.
- What you talking about? - Mm-hmm-hmm.
- (CHUNK CHUCKLES) - EMCEE: All right, next up, we have Bianca from Queens singing - the classic "Achy Breaky Heart.
" - (APPLAUSE) Oh, my God, this is Bianca's third song.
- I don't know if I can do it.
- (SIGHS) I've got to head home.
Oh.
Come on, stay for another drink.
Oh, I wish I could, but I have to relieve my babysitter.
You put on lipstick.
Yeah, so? Nobody puts on lipstick to go relieve the babysitter.
Unless the babysitter is your ex-husband.
- Oh, busted! - (CHUCKLES) I thought that was in the rearview.
(SCOFFS) IZZY: Oh.
All right.
- I plead the Fifth.
- (IZZY CHUCKLES) - IZZY: All right.
- MARISSA: Oh.
- Hey, you better not be leaving.
- IZZY: All right.
We haven't been out like this in ages.
Oh.
No, where you going? Sit down.
Stay.
- Okay, okay! One more.
- (ALL CHEER) - One more.
- IZZY: One.
TAYLOR: Oh, you guys were great, by the way.
(CHUCKLES): Only wish that Benny could be here.
His Kenny Loggins is the best.
Benny is blissfully happy in Rome singing "Mi Amore" to his Italian bride.
Okay? Like Kenny Loggins.
DANNY: Oh, I still can't believe he moved halfway around the world for somebody he'd only known - for a month! - True love won't be denied.
To Benny Colón and his bride.
(CHUNK CHUCKLES) - Saluti! - Hey! Salute! ALL: Salute! I mean, the other guys are pretty good.
I'll give it to them.
But I think you and I could knock them out with a little Peaches & Herb.
(CHUCKLES) - Yeah, sure, buddy.
- Reunited 'Cause it's understood - Reunited.
- What? Yeah.
We'd take the house right to the floor.
Okay.
Mm-hmm.
- No? - Mm.
I'm sorry I invited everyone on our date night.
- No.
- I know it was kind of, uh - No, I'm glad you did.
- Fridays is our thing, and No, it was fun.
And I'm really happy I was there to celebrate your big win.
Really.
But? Oh, Lord.
Do I have to find a couch to lie down on now? Well, if you don't want to talk, I'll just keep singing.
(SIGHS, CHUCKLES): Okay, fine.
(SIGHS) Oh, I just miss having a victory of my own to celebrate.
I-I love our daughter.
(CHUCKLES): I do.
She's I mean, she's the best thing I've ever done.
But my whole purpose in life can't be to make conversation with a two-year-old.
(EXHALES) Does that make me a terrible mother? No, it makes you a real mother.
But if you want to go back to work, I think that's amazing, too.
And I cannot imagine a better role model for Astrid than Isabella Colón at the top of her game.
Oh, wait, so are you saying I'm not at the top of my game now? - Is that what you're saying? - Oh, no, no, no, no.
Don't put words in my mouth.
Mm-hmm.
Although, I'll say whatever you want me to say.
Mm.
Reunited And it feels so good Reunited (DOOR OPENS) (PHONE RINGING) Oh! Oh, my God, that better not wake up Astrid.
- No, it's not mine.
- Mine's right here.
Yeah.
- (GROANS) It must be Tiffany's.
- No, no, no.
Okay, get-get Tiffany and her irritating phone out of here.
Thank you.
Okay.
All right, I'll pay her, and then just make me a drink.
- I'll meet you there in ten.
- Five.
IZZY: Oh, God, is she ever gonna turn that off? (DOOR OPENS) Jason! (MUFFLED CRYING) (IZZY PANTING) - Where's Astrid? - I don't know.
Ow! - (TIFFANY GASPING) - No, no, no, no, no.
What's going on? (CRYING): He took her.
He had a gun.
- He had a gun.
- Who? Who took her? It was a man? He was alone? - Who took her? - I don't know.
(PHONE RINGING) You have to answer.
Where's my daughter? MAN (DISTORTED): If you ever want to see your daughter again, you'll pay $1 million - by 7:00 a.
m.
- Oh, my God.
Okay.
All right.
I'll do whatever you want.
Just Just Tell me where to go.
Later.
For now, you just need to know this.
If you don't pay every penny, your daughter dies.
If you call the police, she's dead.
Don't test me.
- (BREATHING SHAKILY) - (LINE DISCONNECTS) - (HIGH-PITCHED RINGING) - (ECHOING): You know someone high up at NYPD, right? Or should we bring in the FBI? Jason.
- (NORMAL VOICE): Jason! - (RINGING STOPS) No.
No! We are not calling the police.
Astrid is gone! He said no police! They could be watching, okay? We don't want them to do anything stupid.
- But we need to save her.
- We know two things.
Listen to me.
- We need to find her.
- Two things.
We know that they want money, and we can get money.
And we also know if we call the police, they said that they would kill Astrid.
The math is simple.
No police.
(BREATHING HEAVILY) Okay.
All right.
Come here.
If you can't handle it, just say so.
I will find someone who can.
CHUNK: So, who knew that you babysit for the Bulls - every Friday night? - I don't know.
I don't know.
Your boyfriend or roommates? No, I-I don't I don't have a boyfriend.
I live with my parents.
Nobody I know would take Astrid.
It was the food delivery guy.
I already told you.
Okay.
But how would the kidnapper know you were gonna be ordering food? I don't know.
I-I don't know.
The I order food every time I babysit.
The-the Bulls, th-they pay for it.
- Th-They tell me to do it.
- MARISSA: Bull? (CRYING): Oh, my God, why did I open the door? Well, I (EXHALES) I've secured the money.
Excellent.
I have a contact who's high up at a Swiss bank.
He understands that you don't want to raise - any red flags.
- Right.
His colleague in New York will have the cash here in a couple hours, but you will have to put your apartment up as collateral.
Yeah, that's fine.
You know I'll sign anything.
(EXHALES) - What-what are you doing? - You know, it's just been bothering me.
What if this isn't about the money? I mean, it's like Why us? There's so many families in New York that would drop ten or $20 million without even breaking a sweat.
Why us? I made a lot of enemies since I started TAC.
You think this is because of something you did? I'll create an algorithm to sort through past cases, - identify the most likely suspects.
- Thank you.
(SIGHS) - I'm-I'm so sorry if this is my fault.
- No.
We don't have time for this.
We don't have time to lay blame.
Just-just figure out who has our baby.
(EXHALES) I'm so sorry.
I'm so, so sorry.
My ringer was off.
I came as soon as I saw your message.
You're here.
That's all that matters.
We got a lot of work to do.
Are we really doing this? Bull's not calling the police? Is he okay? I mean, of course, he's not.
I just Are we sure we're making the right call? Because if someone took Mauricio, I wouldn't be able to think straight.
Bull thinks this is related to TAC.
We know our cases better than anyone.
We TAYLOR: Izzy.
I'm so sorry.
I can't even imagine what you're going through.
If there's anything I can do, anything - IZZY: Thank you.
- Danny is sending some security footage from the apartment building.
It's a clip of the deliveryman who took Astrid.
Play it for me.
We haven't seen it yet.
Maybe Just play it.
Please.
That can't be him.
He doesn't have Astrid.
Where's-where's Astrid? I think she's in the bag.
(CRYING): But she can't breathe in there.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm sure she can breathe.
- IZZY: She's dead, isn't she? - No, she's still alive.
- I'm sure she's still alive.
- IZZY: She's dead.
Okay, just forget about the bag, Izzy.
Izzy? She's dead.
Okay, look at that man.
We need you.
Astrid - needs you to focus on him.
- (SOBBING): She's dead.
Just look-look closely.
Do you recognize him? Have you seen him anywhere before? No, I've never seen I can't even see his face.
- I don't know who that is.
- It's okay.
Don't worry.
Danny's still on this.
She is hitting every building on your block.
She's checking their exterior cameras.
My baby.
We will find this man.
Okay? Okay.
TIFFANY: Duct tape around my mouth.
Around your mouth and your shoulders.
TIFFANY: Around my waist.
CHUNK: Okay.
I have been over her story forward, sideways and all around.
She wasn't in on this.
I'm sure of it.
Does she remember any other details about the kidnapper? Other than he was carrying a gun? Nothing.
Look, she's really shaken up.
I don't think we're gonna get much more out of her.
Wait a second.
Does anybody have anything lavender-scented? I don't know.
Maybe.
Why? Astrid's room smells like lavender.
I tried to kick him, but he tied my legs up, too.
Right.
And, so, when he was tying you up, did you get a look at his face? Did you see his eyes? What color they were, maybe? No, I c I-I can't I can't see them.
(CRYING): I can't remember.
It's okay.
I just need you to breathe in the lavender and just relax.
Put yourself there.
I-I can see his hat.
It's black, but it's faded.
Almost gray.
Anything else? - I was screaming, I think.
- Okay.
So he put something in my mouth.
(SNIFFLES) And Then he picked up Astrid, and she was crying so hard.
And I'm-I'm so sorry.
I tried to tell her that it was gonna be okay, but I couldn't.
- I couldn't.
I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
It's okay.
Tiffany, you're doing a great job here.
Okay? And you didn't do anything wrong.
This is not your fault.
I just need you to remember as much as you can.
So, you couldn't see his face.
Did you hear his Did you hear his voice? Did did you hear what his voice sounded like, maybe? Like, uh, was there an accent? (SNIFFLES) No.
I don't think so.
So you're there.
And he's taking Astrid.
She was crying.
Did he say anything to her? Did he try and shush her or quiet her down? No.
No.
He didn't say anything to her.
Not that I can remember.
- He just took her and left? - Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Mm, no.
Before he walked out, he said something.
(SNIFFLES) "Tell Dr.
Jason to answer the phone when I call.
" He said Dr.
Jason? He didn't say Dr.
Bull? Yeah.
MARISSA: She remembered something? What did she say? Well, the kidnapper called me Dr.
Jason.
Before we started TAC, I worked at this juvenile clinic.
The kids called me Dr.
Jason.
I dealt with maybe a hundred teenagers, some of them were pretty tough cases.
Where would my psych files be? Try over there.
What do you mean by "tough cases"? Well, I dealt with some severe psychiatric disorders.
Here we go.
The kidnapper's file should be in this box.
And you're telling me that there's a good chance that he's mentally Disturbed.
Yeah.
(CRYING) No! Shut up! (CRYING CONTINUES) Hey, man! Open up! It's an emergency! I need your help! - We're closed! - It's It's an emergency.
I need your help.
Cerrado hoy.
I just need to look at your security camera.
Go home! I'm not trying to buy chips or a beer.
Oh! (ALARM BLARING) Are you crazy?! I'm calling the cops! Listen, man, don't call the cops.
No cops.
Look, I've got $10,000 in my back pocket.
I'm just gonna get it.
Don't try anything! Look, it should more than cover the cost of the door.
I just need to look at the security footage of your outside camera here, all right? Right now.
Thank you.
I can't tell you how much we appreciate this.
You're welcome.
I really hope it works out.
The babysitter finally fell asleep.
- Poor thing.
- Yeah.
We've got the ransom.
Great.
That's something at least.
Did the banker count it all out in front of you? - No, but I'm sure it's all - Okay.
We can't be one penny short.
I got it.
Thanks, Chunk.
Bingo.
I found Dimitri Zubakin.
Is this the guy who took a baseball bat to Bull's car? Yep.
Looks like he moved back to Russia about five years ago.
Any activity on his passport since then? Nope.
Looks like he's stayed put.
(SIGHS) Why hasn't he called yet? He wants his money.
He will call.
BULL: Wait.
Simon Werth.
His mother brought him to the clinic because he was depressed, and he was getting bullied.
He developed an obsessive revenge fantasy against his tormentors.
Did he act on it? He did, in a way.
He told me that he bought a knife.
He said he was gonna use it.
So I had to contact the authorities.
The police went to see him, he pulled it on them.
No one was hurt but he was arrested.
They sent him to jail, but he could be out by now.
And this is the man that you think might have Astrid? No.
I'm looking at his prison records right now.
Simon Werth was found unresponsive in his cell during that heat wave this summer.
He's dead.
Um, do you want some coffee? Hey, why don't, why don't you take a seat.
I'll make us some coffee if you want No! Everybody has something to do.
Everyone is trying to find my daughter.
A-And (SIGHS) I'm so grateful, but just I need something to do.
Just please, let me make the damn coffee.
TAYLOR: Danny found footage of the kidnapper's car.
MARISSA: There's someone in the driver's seat.
So now we're dealing with two kidnappers.
Okay, Taylor, can you On it.
(KEYS CLACKING) That SUV was reported stolen three days ago.
Damn it.
Another dead end.
(PHONE RINGS) Hello.
MAN (DISTORTED): Do you have the money? Yes.
I have the money.
The million dollars, just like you asked for.
Tell me where to go.
You'll receive further instructions once you're on the road.
- Remember, no police.
- (LINE DISCONNECTS) IZZY: I don't like this.
I don't like you going out there alone.
BULL: Danny's following me.
Taylor's got trackers in my watch, - on my phone - Danny's one person.
I want an army.
I want helicopters in the sky.
We can't do that.
We don't want to tip them off.
If we panic, they panic.
We stick to the plan.
There is no plan, Jason.
There's no plan.
I went along with this because I thought your team would figure out who took Astrid and have some kind of special insight in getting her back.
But-but you don't know who these people are.
You don't know where they are.
You know nothing.
Listen, I don't know who they are, but we know they did this to get to me.
And I I'm the one who has to fix it.
You always say the best way to win a negotiation is to never let them see the fear in your eyes.
Well, I can see the fear in your eyes, Jason.
And this time, we have everything to lose.
I got to go.
Please! She's my daughter, too.
- If anything happens, I'll - You'll never forgive me.
- I know.
- never forgive myself! For-for not calling the police.
For not just so-screaming and fighting and kicking and just doing everything I can to get my daughter back.
I promise you, I'm gonna get our daughter back.
(SIGHS) MAN (DISTORTED): Take a right at the next light.
Just stay straight until I tell you.
Do you think they're sending him to the Bronx? Could be.
Or Queens.
Pull into the storage facility on your right.
Is this it? (TIRES SQUEAL) (CAR DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES) The door is unlocked.
Go down the first hall.
Make a right.
Then a left.
Look for Unit B1073.
Go inside and close the door behind you.
What is this? Where's my daughter? You'll see your daughter when you've followed all of my directions.
- Now - No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I followed your directions.
Now where is my daughter? I need to know she's okay.
It's hell when someone takes your child from you, isn't it? Yes, it is.
(PHONE RINGING) Answer the other phone.
You'll get more instructions then.
Okay, wait.
Just wait.
(EXHALES) Listen.
Are you listening to me? There's a mother.
Think of the mother.
I think he's trying to establish a connection.
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
(LINE DISCONNECTS) (PHONE CONTINUES RINGING) (SIGHS) Yes.
MAN (DISTORTED): Do not say another word.
Transfer the money to the duffel bag.
Remove all your clothes, your watch, everything, and change into the clothes on the table.
Don't even think about leaving something on.
I've got eyes on you.
What? Why can't we hear him anymore? - (KEYS CLACKING) - TAYLOR: There's another phone.
I don't have access to it.
Oh, no.
I just lost Bull's heart rate from his smartwatch.
I'm going in.
Yeah, Bull's gone.
Well, he must've gone out the back somehow.
We lost Bull.
I've got no way to track him now.
I think it might be time to call the police.
Hold on.
I-I think he was trying to tell us something.
- CHUNK: Bull? - MARISSA: Yes, I think he was trying to send us a message.
Uh, rewind the audio to right before Bull got off the first phone.
BULL: Okay, wait.
(EXHALES) Listen.
Are you listening to me? There's a mother.
Think of the mother.
There, that.
"Think of the mother.
" He didn't say "think of her mother" or "think of Astrid's mother.
" He said "think of the mother.
" It's a strange way to say that, don't you think? The kidnapper said it's hell when someone takes your child, as if they know that pain themselves.
I-I think Bull picked up on that, wanted us to pick up on it, too.
CHUNK: You think this is someone's mother? - It was a man who took Astrid.
- MARISSA: Yes.
But someone drove the getaway car.
That could have been a woman.
Bull mentioned a patient's mother earlier tonight.
The guy who died in prison.
The one who wanted to get revenge on his bully.
Bull said that his mother checked him in for treatment.
This guy.
Simon Werth.
I mean, you said he died just a few months ago.
Maybe that triggered this.
Maybe his mother blames Bull for the loss of her child, so she took his.
You know, that-that fits.
You need to find out everything that you can about this woman.
So that's it? We're sticking with no police? (SIGHS) I don't know.
(EXHALES) No.
No.
Jason said he was the only one who could fix this, and he's the one who figured out who has Astrid.
I believe in him.
No police.
MAN (DISTORTED): Don't even think about trying to contact anyone.
Don't worry.
I will do every single thing you ask.
This is your show.
You are in control.
- Whatever you want.
- Stop trying to manipulate me with your psychological crap.
Just shut up and drive.
Sheryl Werth's entire social media presence is like a shrine to Simon, and ever since his death, it's gotten increasingly bitter.
Any idea who the second kidnapper could be? TAYLOR: Hang on a second.
Well, she's got another son named Tristan.
And he matches the physical profile of the delivery guy.
TAYLOR: And it looks like he's been unemployed for several months since the distribution warehouse where he worked shut down.
Could be desperate for money.
Well, any idea where they're keeping my baby? Uh, maybe one of their homes? They live together, actually, in Meyer Garden Apartments.
It's eight towers of 12-story buildings in the Bronx.
That's a huge complex.
I don't think that they'd bring Astrid there.
Too many eyeballs.
Too big a risk.
And it's clear across town from that storage facility.
Well, keep digging.
You have to find something.
(KEYS CLACKING) (SHUTS OFF ENGINE) (SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE) (CAR DOOR CLOSES) (DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE) (WATER DRIPPING) Hello? WOMAN: Stop right there.
MAN: Give me the cash.
Not until I see my daughter.
Where is she? You'll get your kid back once we know the money's all here.
It's all there.
You want me to count it for you? He knows how to count! (KEYS CLACKING) Damn it.
(SIGHS) You okay? (CRYING): No.
I have no idea where the Werths are keeping Astrid.
There's no credit card charges at a motel.
I've tried to ping their phones, but they're both turned off.
It's one dead end after another, - just like that stolen SUV.
- Hey, you'll find something.
- You always do.
- What if I don't? There's-there's no time, and I keep running into walls.
And-and I just I-I feel like I can't think straight, - and I'm paralyzed.
- Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
And I just keep thinking about that poor little girl.
- Maybe terrified.
- Stop.
Or maybe hurt.
Maybe (SIGHS) - You need to take a break.
- What? No, I can't take a break.
Not while Astrid's still missing.
Bull, too.
I need to find them.
You need to take a minute.
You're no good to them the way you are right now.
- I can feel the panic - (INHALES DEEPLY) Coursing through your veins.
(SIGHS) MAURICIO: I'm going to see the sharks first, then the giant turtles.
You and Daddy are gonna have so much fun at the aquarium today.
Will you count how many fish you see and then tell me tonight? Count the fish? Mommy, there's too many.
Are you still there? I have to go, sweetheart.
But I love you so much.
You know that, right? Love you, too.
(ASTRID SOBBING) Hey.
Hey.
Sweetie.
Hi, baby.
Hey.
How are you? It's Daddy.
You're okay.
Lookit.
Hi.
Hey, it's okay.
Hi, sweetie.
Thank you.
Give me the car keys.
It's okay.
It's okay.
Here you go.
We're taking both cars.
You need to wait here for at least an hour before you leave.
I understand.
Come on.
(EXHALES DEEPLY) C-Come on.
Let's go.
What are you doing? I bet you don't even remember who I am.
What you did to my family.
I know who you are.
You brought your son Simon to me.
And he was hurting, and I wanted to help him.
And I tried to reach him.
I really did.
But I failed.
I know I failed.
And he's dead.
And I'm very sorry.
Yeah, we'll see how sorry you are when you lose your child.
- (ASTRID SOBS) - (BULL SIGHS) Please don't hurt her.
Do anything you want with me, - but look at her.
She's just a little - Mom.
Mom.
(BREATHING SHAKILY): Don't do this.
We said no one would get hurt.
(CRYING): I'm sorry, Tristan.
I thought the money would be enough.
But it's not.
Just go.
Go! Now.
Get out of here! Go now! BULL: Let Tristan take her.
I know you want to avenge your son's death, but killing a little girl is not gonna bring Simon back.
You don't want to do that.
You don't know what I want.
BULL: You want what's best for Tristan.
And if you harm this little girl, his life is over, and I know you don't want that.
So let him take her, okay? He's got the money.
He can have a life.
- A life that Simon never got.
- No, Mom, don't do this.
Just come with me.
(ASTRID CRYING) Just go and take the girl.
Just get out of here.
Just go now.
Just go.
- TRISTAN: Mom, I can't do this alone.
- Go now! TRISTAN: I can't do this alone.
BULL: Yes, you can.
Look at me.
Look at me.
- You can do it.
Come on.
Here she comes.
- (ASTRID SOBBING) There you go.
Take her to a fire station.
Look at me.
You take her to a fire station, and you leave a note for Isabella Colón.
Okay? You can do this.
I saw you give her the bunny.
You don't want to hurt her.
Okay? Go.
Go.
- Yes! - What is it? Danny, I think I've got a possible location.
- Where? - TAYLOR: I'm texting you an address.
It's north of where you are.
Just about - four minutes away.
- I'm on my way.
(TIRES SQUEALING) - How'd you get that? - (SIGHS) A few years ago, my brother-in-law was worried his car was gonna get repossessed, so he started parking it at his buddy's house.
But the repo company found it anyway.
They have these camera cars constantly trolling the city, taking pictures of plates that go into a database.
- And you hacked it? - Yeah.
And that gray SUV was photographed twice since it was stolen, both times right in front of the warehouse where Tristan Werth used to work.
Good job.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
(SIGHS) I know you're a good person.
When I was working with Simon, I saw how much he loved you and how much you loved him and how much you wanted to help him.
- You don't really want to hurt anybody.
- Shut up.
Just shut up! Shut up and turn around.
Okay.
And get down on your knees.
Simon was a good person.
You should've let me handle it.
You didn't have to call the police.
(PHONE RINGING) Hello? MAN: Is this Isabella Colón? Yes.
Yes.
We have your daughter at our fire station.
Someone left her outside with a note.
(CRYING): Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
(SNIFFLES) It's a fireman.
He has Astrid.
She's safe.
And-and-and what about my husband? Do you know anything about my husband? (ENGINE SHUTS OFF) Taylor, I'm at the warehouse, but I don't see a gray SUV anywhere.
Just a blue sedan.
He's here.
(SHERYL BREATHING SHAKILY) (WHISPERS): This is for Simon.
You know what I remember about Simon? He told me you took him to an amusement park for his 12th birthday.
Right? It was his 12th birthday.
And he knew you were afraid of heights, but he said that you took him on this massive roller coaster anyway.
And he knew how scared you were.
And he thought that was so cool that you would face your fears like that.
For him.
What was that book that you read him every night? He talked about it.
(SIGHS) I can't remember the title.
I'm sure you remember.
The Church Mice.
(EXHALES) The Church Mice.
That was his favorite book.
And he loved that book, and he loved that you read him that book every - Drop your weapon! Hands in the air! - No! No, stop it! - I said drop! - Don't shoot, Danny! - I said drop your weapon.
- BULL: Don't shoot! I've got this.
Don't shoot! SHERYL: Stay back! Stay back! Everything's gonna be okay.
(WHISPERING): Everything's gonna be all right.
Everything's gonna be all right.
Please.
(PANTING) (NORMAL VOICE): You know what happened right before I got here? My wife told me that she'd never forgive herself if she didn't do every single thing she could to save our daughter.
And that's all you're doing right now.
That's it.
You want to do every single thing you can to avenge Simon.
But you don't have to.
He knew how much you loved him.
No matter how much he was hurting, he knew.
You don't you don't have anything left to prove.
(EXHALES) (SHERYL SOBBING) Oh, no, God! No! No! (SIRENS WAILING) It's okay.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER RADIO) (SIREN CHIRPS) (BULL SIGHS) STALLARD: Hey, Bull.
You okay? Hey.
Yeah, I'm good.
Thanks.
Uh Did you get everything you need? I'm sure I'll have more questions later for you and your wife.
- I'll be in touch.
- All right.
- (EXHALES) - DANNY: Just so you know, um, I expect a big-time bonus for saving your life.
I kind of remember saving my own life.
Please.
My gun beats your psychobabble any day.
(SCOFFS) Agree to disagree.
Hey.
Thank you.
Called love I just Can't handle it This thing Called love I must (PANTING): Thank you so much.
I ain't ready Crazy little thing called love (ELEVATOR BELL CHIMES) This thing Called love It cries In a cradle all night It swings It jives It shakes all over like a jellyfish I kinda like it Crazy little thing called love Crazy little thing - Called love - Crazy little thing - Called love - Called love.