about jamie brennan. sorry. uh, i don't know who that is. really? funny, considering you murdered his wife and daughter. you made v is about to expire. what you're talking about. okay, i guess, uh, we can just talk to your boys back there, see if they know how you got away with it for so long. oh, and how the guns and gangs unit seems to know so damn much about what you've been doing the last little while.

quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy,

, you give him an incomplete case file, and then you don't tell him the truth. brennan's family didn't die in an accident. they were murdered. you're covering for an informant-- shawn elmore, a biker. he tampers with brennan's car, and you cover it up for him. now you own him, which is working out great

you come up with this theory? 'cause i think it's amazing. yeah, well, it works for me. god, you are noble. i mean, your girlfriend screws up, jumps into the sack with another officer. she's not my girlfriend. oops, sorry. fianc\e. she's a rookie, and right now she's taking the fall for you. well, i think under these circumstances, you're talking out of your ass. i hope you're worth it. why isn't the wi-fi working? it's been iffy all day. it's fine. i'm tethering to my phone. i could have done that. what's going on? we got the "why." trying to figure out the "where"-- where would brennan take sam? okay, so i'm brennan. i'm thinking maybe you have some information about my wife, so i take you where? to, uh, to a motel or, uh, to my boathouse or to my cabin. according to this, brennan doesn't own any properties besides his home.

so i take you to my--my mom's cabin or my girlfriend's cabin. you have a girlfriend? no, i don't have a girlfriend. what... wait. wh-what was his wife's name? i guess. uh, what's her maiden name? i don't know. wilder. margaret wilder. margaret... maggie... maggie wilder. there's one property listed under that name. it's in pickering. 27 acres on century road. if there's a house on it. i can. there is. we've got a lead. 27 acres just north of the city. property was listed under the wife's maiden name. go. thank you. if they go alone, they're gonna screw it up. mm. if you go alone, you'll screw it up. (coughing) you stand for something. you stand for somethin'. i respect that.

he's gonna be the next person in that chair. (coughs) and you're a cop. it's your job to protect people. i had a job, too. it was to take care of my wife and child. this one's my favorite. i took this right after gracie said her first word. maggie couldn't believe it. just kept getting her to say it over and over again. "elda." (laughs) "elda, elda, elda." (panting) there she was-- tiny, perfect little girl... saying a word. and i felt like no matter who i was before that moment,

i was good at it. they're both innocent. now they're dead. whoever did this didn't deserve your protection. jamie, i don't know who it was. no matter what you do to me, that's not gonna change. elda. (laughs) dog's name was zelda. that was her first word. (yells) i hope that's not your gun hand. (groaning and hissing) huh? second word... "ottle." (groaning) "bottle." wasn't great at consonants. (loud thwack) (screaming) third word... o-okay. (grunting) okay.

you think someone murdered your family. you think the police covered it up. maybe. you're gonna kill me anyway, so before that happens, let's get really clear about who the bad guy is here. you hurt a lot of people. if somebody messed with your life, you got no one to blame but yourself. i'm not gonna kill you any faster if you piss me off. let me help you narrow it down. vincent decarlo-- family couldn't even i.d. the body. matthew elmore--biker. so is his brother. those guys never forget. nora wilson--she's the one i was hoping to get you for. security guard, single mother, three little kids-- you shot her in the head. your wife and daughter didn't deserve what happened to 'em, but it was only a matter of time because you didn't deserve them. you think you've changed. you haven't changed. look at you. uhh! (clatter)

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at least he's not constable bob. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. g)

(grunting) (laughs) (panting) (both grunting) (grunting) (metal clanks) i didn't see a car. yeah. maybe they're in there. noelle, are you ready to search the house? we'll start there, then we'll hit the barn. (static) we're ready. durham guys are on the way. you want to wait? hell, no. good. epstein, diaz, we're gonna take the front door. nash, you're with noelle. you slide around back.

you're not coming. oliver. mcnally, you're not coming. (holster clinks) whoa, cadet, you stay here. you holster that weapon. don't slam it. we wait. (oliver whispers) stack up, stack up. stay on me. they're gonna kick it through. what? listen. oliver's gonna count it off. (oliver) on three... two... one. three... two... one. (andy) they're going at the same time-- both doors, front and back. (both grunting) if it's dark inside, then you

flashlight, gun out. it's tricky. make sure you stay controlled. it's really hard to do. your adrenaline is going. what you wanna do is run in there and fix everything. you can't do it like that. keep it slow, no matter what might be happening. (whispers) shut up. shut up. keep going throughout the house and clear every single room. go. move up the stairs... which is a lot harder than you think. you better stay together. you're exposed. you don't know what you're gonna find. you don't even know what you're gonna do when you get there. (door bangs) see, that's the thing. it's different every time.

you try to stay alive. try to keep others alive. (both grunting) what happens if you're too late? well, at least you know you did everything right. let him go, brennan! let him go! you stay down! 1519. put a rush on the medics. we got an officer injured. one in custody. (exhales deeply) (newton faulkner) love, love is a verb love is a doing word

gentle impulsion shakes me, makes me lighter fearless on my breath teardrop on the fire (helicopter whirring) fearless on my breath teardrop on the fire fearless on my breath

apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. (dov) so who do you think's buying tonight? swarek, man. we saved his ass. i don't know. could be oliver. guy gets all emotional, opens his wallet. (laughs) you coming? where? the penny. you should. sure. (indistinct conversations) she'll be fine, okay?

now that-- that can't be good. probably not. (boyd) sammy? (footsteps approach) sam? (grunts) yep? ah. glad you're back, man. i'm glad you're safe. we got brennan. he's in interview right now. oh, yeah? so why aren't you in there? he's your big fish. i would have thought you'd be all over it. well, you know, thought i'd let jerry handle it. he's earned it. oh. (door clanks shut) don't even, okay? because, look, you and that rookie-- her name is officer mcnally. and two years on the job, she's already ten times the cop you'll ever be.

sammy, come-- i'd be happy to talk... if, uh, you tell me what you're gonna do about it first. (jerry) do about what? two months ago, a mother and child were killed, murdered in a... car. and you guys still don't seem that interested. i find that frustrating. we have someone in custody. who? i can't tell you that. but i can tell you that the case is officially reopened. okay. i'll wait for the lawyer, then we'll get started. tell your guy, uh, no hard feelings.

(door closes) sam. (door closes) boss. glad we found you. me, too. come on, frank. it's me. i know. that's the problem. noelle, are you coming to the penny? yeah. maybe i might see you there. (telephone ringing) hey, homicide. you coming or what? yeah, uh, i wasn't planning on it, no. well, i need a ride, so i will meet you out front. you're still here. yep. how you doing?

yep. are you heading over to the black penny? i can meet you there. pick you up when i'm done. no, i don't think so. i mean, it's not like i can drink, anyway, so... why not? what do you mean? i'm pretty sure i'm pregnant. pr-pregnant? wh--you were supposed to start your i.v.f. today. you didn't start that yet. nope. (exhales deeply) (sighs) (whispers) yeah? (laughs) yeah? yeah. mm-hmm. (laughs) to be going somewhere" playing)