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Previously on The Unit.

These tapes were found
in an assassin's suitcase.

- You're being relocated.
- Oh, my God.

- Hello?
- Hi. This is Jessica at the agency.

- Your interview is at 1:00.
- The interview? Oh.

A wonderful couple,
they just lost their nanny.

- And they're really in a bind.
- A nanny.

Looks like you've had
some experience with infants.

- I come from a big family.
- Can you start today?

Who else got these brochures?

We received a hundred for display.

Then why does my new employer have one?

TOC's been picking up some chatter.
Indicates that a V.I.P.'s about to be snatched.

Dr. Rocha, get up.
This trip is in your honor.

You have to help me get my notebook back.

- What's in it?
- It's something which, if in the wrong hands...

could be used to
create massive destruction.

Listen closely. We don't have much time.

You were brought
to this community for a reason.

To hide because we were in danger.

Somebody way up in D.C., I find out who,
I'll kill the son of a bitch myself...

- wants you to hide and seek.
- Seek what?

There's a man living in this community...

they believe might have
been involved in the attacks last month.

- Who is he?
- Elliot Gillum.

He's a Canadian who's been living in this
country for over a decade.

He's got a bioengineering company.
His wife's named Susan.

Do we want to do this in private?

My orders are to involve the women
in this room in the investigation.

- In what manner?

They want to use Molly
to make contact with Gillum.

Once you've done that,
they want you to befriend Susan.

- Learn what you can about her.
- And what about us?

Mrs. Brown, you're already in place
as Isaac Reed's nanny.

Isaac Reed is Gillum's accountant.

See if you can find
any financial statements around the house.

Ms. Gerhardt, you have
four students in your homeroom-

Their parents work for Gillum's company.

Cozy up to 'em.
Learn what you can about 'em.

So someone in Washington...

has put our wives in a potentially dangerous
situation for weeks and none of us knew?

Instead of pulling 'em out now,
they want 'em in deeper?

- I don't think so.
- Objections? I'm ready to hear 'em.

I signed myself up, not my wife.

- I told 'em that.
- Then go back and tell 'em again.

Are we under attack?

Did someone assassinate
our vice president...

and try to kill the man
that we elected to be our next president?

- Amongst other atrocities.
- Then we are at war.

We're in a war for this country's survival
and someone thinks that we might be of use.

It's an extreme situation.

It's a one-time deal.
That's what they promised me.

- Their promises mean anything?
- And if we find something, does that mean it's over?

- Do I get my kids back?
- That's what it means.

They're not trained for this, Tom.

Good thing I married
the best instructor in the world.

It's not safe!

You'll keep me safe.

The men in this room aren't the only ones
who know how to spell the word " duty. "

Well, then here is lesson number one.

This ain't no spelling bee!

Hey, can you spare a minute
for a soldier who's about to get sent out?

- It's a map back to our kids.
- Mm-hmm.

Look, on the day I met you, you were
screaming a first lieuie into a corner...

for elbowing his way
in front of you to get a drink.

- What'd I tell you?
- Marshal your resources.

Mm-hmm.

Look. The thing we learn in the Rangers?

Don't use all your energy at once.

Gaining Reed's trust,
that's not something you gotta study.

It just comes natural to you.

Just do what comes naturally.

It's okay.

- I need advice.
- Ask away.

There's not enough hours in the day to
have every kid come in early...

or stay late so that
I can dig into their lives.

You want my advice?

Be passionate about your task, Tiffy Rae.

Again.

Gillum is a wine connoisseur.

They have one child-
Todd, 20, interning in D.C.

With? Interning with?

With a congressman, Tim Fealey.

Ted Fealey. Republican or Democrat?

- Why does that-
- Tells you how they're aligned.

- How would you meet a man like that?
- I go-

I call his secretary to say you
wanna have lunch with him.

Think like a Ranger.

I find out where
he and his wife go and when.

Eat, shop, exercise.

Dissect their lives-
Where they go, how they get there.

And after that research?

I set something up
so that he will come to me.

- And why is that?
- So that he will have need of me.

Go and do so.

Ana.

Nightmares again, Dr. Rocha?

My sleep, in what little time
is left to me, is of my concern.

We located your family.
They're at a resort in Zihuatanejo, Mexico.

- They're being watched.
- No. You can't touch them.

- If you try, they'll kill them.
- They're gonna kill 'em anyway.

They told me as long as I didn't talk...

that my family would just
be watched until it's over.

Till what's over?

These are terrorists
you work for, Dr. Rocha.

Their promises are worthless.

You got radiation poisoning
from military grade plutonium.

If you built them a weapon-
Your family checks out in three days.

So whatever it is you made for them,
they're gonna use it before then, aren't they?

I'm sorry. God believe me, I am.

These people will not leave anyone alive
who can possibly identify them.

As soon as that weapon goes off,
your family will be killed...

which is why I am the only hope you have.

Now tell me. What is the weapon?

Water.

You need some water?

Water filter for an American reservoir.

The poison that's inside me...

will be used to poison the water supply.

- In what city?
- First, you bring me my family.

Here, where I can see them.
Then I'll tell you where.

#Give me your
secrets Bring me a sign #

# Give me a reason to walk the fire #

# See another dawn #

# Through a daughter's eyes #

# You give me a reason
to walk the fire ##

All right.
The real trick isn't getting 'em out.

- What's the real trick?
- Trying to get them to want to leave under their own volition.

- We'll just explain to them- - Would you
believe such a story coming from a stranger?

Grey reported at least four hostiles.

Who look like every other tourist there.

Who could be watching for anyone trying to
make contact with the family.

Family gets a vacation. As long as
the husband keeps his mouth shut...

the Mrs. and the kids never
need to know...

they were one slip of the tongue away
from getting killed.

See? So we're rescuing people who don't
even know that they need rescuing.

You, uh, ready to make an honest
woman out of me?

With this ring, I thee wed.

That'll never last.

The reef's perfect for snorkeling.

And if you like sailing, we have a rental
service here at the resort.

- I have a feeling we're gonna be sticking pretty close to home.
- Of course.

Your bags are inside.

Oh, gracias, señor. Enjoy your honeymoon.

Thought I heard English. Hola, neighbor.

- Where you from?
- Miami.

Oh, I've been there. Here's better.

So if you're not at the beach,
this is pretty much where it's at.

How are the restaurants?
We're starving after the flight.

Well, this one's good.
But they have more than one.

The one that way's pretty casual.

This way here's a little bit more intense.

But at the end of the day,
they both have a great view.

So are there any other options
we should be aware of?

Well, I've only been here a day myself. I
don't really know where everything is yet.

Well, then let's order
room service and hit the pool.

I'll go get my swimsuit on.

Interest you gentlemen
in a little jog down the beach?

We also do personal training
and sports massage.

Uh-The spa is holding a poolside special.

I might pump some iron later.

I'm gonna get back to my wife.

Toma! Catch!

Deep tissue massage, señora?

Or I have a training session
available at 4:00 if you're interested.

I'm fine. Thank you.

- Kids.
- I watch that one like a hawk.

Never kissed a boy.
I intend to keep it that way.

Until-

Mateo!

Sí, mama.

Do you have children?

Oh, I think it's a little too early
to be talking about children.

But I remember when I was a teenager.

- And-
- Now what about when you were a teenager?

Oh, don't you wish you knew?

My husband and I, we spent
our honeymoon in a cabin in the Andes.

No running water and
just a fireplace for heat.

One of the best weeks of my life.

How did you know it was our honeymoon?

Well-

Um, is your husband here with you?

No, unfortunately.
He had business. Excuse me.

This is for you.

- This is my husband's wedding ring.
- That's right.

- Who are you?
- Mrs. Rocha, your family and you are in danger.

- We need to get you out of here-
- Danger? What danger?

There are people watching you, very dangerous
people your husband was connected to.

For all I know, you stole
this ring from my husband.

- I'm calling the police.
- No. If you do that, you and your children will be killed.

Go for a training session at 4:00.

Ask for a massage first.
My associate will give you a code word.

- That word is " evergreen. " He will-

And then he got drunk
on our wedding night.

Can you believe it? Our wedding night.

Didn't stop him though.

- Where's the bathroom?
- Oh, excuse me.

Baño, baño.

Listen, you don't want to do this,
Mrs. Rocha.

Think about your family.
4:00 at the spa. Evergreen.

- I'm sorry. I'm drunk. I'm sorry.

So sorry.

Señorita, um-

Gracias.

Is that it?

- That's it.
- Now?

- No, wait for it. Wait for it.
- Do I go now?

Thanks a lot.

- Relax.
- All right.

- Now.

- You okay?
- Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. I am so sorry.

- My wife, whom I rarely let drive.
- Are you hurt?

- No, ma'am. I'm not hurt.
- I don't do this-

- I mean I-I drive. I drive all the time.
- I'm sure you haven't done it.

We may have kissed yourJaguar,
but I have to check my wine.

Let me check to see
if everything's all right.

Oh, Lord. Your coffee spilled.
I have to clean this up.

- Oh, whatever makes you comfortable.
- Oh, survival of the finest.

- What kind is it?
- Well, you may not have heard of it.

Uh, Sine Qua Non.

You're kidding me. I've been trying to get
on their mailing list for years.

- Really?
- Everything's all right.

I can't believe I did this.

You know what? For your troubles.

- Oh, well, thank you.
- You're welcome.

Poker Face? Well, this is amazing.

Yes, it is.

Well, nothing a little paint
and $20,000 wouldn't fix.

- Oh, no! 20?
- No, no, no, no. He's kidding.

It's okay. I can afford a Jaguar.
I can afford to fix it.

No, I'll be handling the cost.
She'll be handling the guilt.

I tell you what.
I'm gonna call my business manager.

I'm gonna have him messenger you a check
today. You give me a call if it's not enough.

- All right. Here's my card as well.
- Thank you.

Thank you.

Registration, Triple " A,"
deposit slips, personal account.

- Whose?
- Just his.

So he has a bank account.

Jonas, husbands and wives
generally share the same account.

Sometimes women have their own,
little things we buy.

But a man, a rich man
having his own account?

- Doesn't move me.

It surely is of interest to me.

Okay, Ella's asleep. Lucas hauled his ass
to school, on time and fed.

- How do you do it?
- Oldest of eight. You learn fast.

Eight?
I bet you can't tell me their birthdays.

I tell you in order, you let me clean
your office the next time you take a break.

- We don't have to call Hazmat.

- How will I know you're telling the truth?
- Trust, Mr. Reed...

makes the world go round.

You're on.

October 11,
December 23, November 3-

Okay. Okay. You win. You win.

It really is a sty, isn't it?

You this big a neat freak at home?

I have time to keep the apartment neat,
my husband being gone.

And Bob's my best friend.

With Marian gone so much,
if my best friend wasn't here, I'd be lost.

- Who's your best friend?
- My boss.

- I'm his accountant.
- Numbers are my downfall.

- Oh, numbers are my strength.
- All right, what's that show?

That's, uh, what's going out.
What's coming in.

- At percentage of invested taxable income-
- All right.

- You're already past me.
- What? It's Greek to you?

Greek or some other language
not yet invented.

- I'm gonna take off.
- 'Kay. Drive safely.

Hey, Kim.
I'm gonna work at home tomorrow afternoon.

I'll take Ella to the park.
You can come in and exterminate.

- Sir, Mr. Gillum's meeting is just letting out.

- So he'll be with you in a minute.
- Thank you.

You're welcome.

Mr. Jonas Bechet, AeroDyne Alliance...

maker of fine parts and appointments
for private aviation.

- A man who does his research.
- A man who has others do my research.

Is that for me?

TheJust for the Love of It.

In my opinion, even slightly
better than the Poker Face.

- Well, thank you.
- You're welcome.

Why don't you come to my office?

Oh, and, uh, brought this check for you.
It's a bit more than the estimate.

But I wanted to deliver it
in person, and, uh-

And sweeten the pot
with another bottle of wine.

- Why would I do that?
- Because you're a man who's done his research.

You purchased a Cessna Citation X in 2005,
updated avionics in 2006.

A man might consider an enhanced interior,
fine Circassian walnut.

And I have my own studio in Italy
to do the leather.

Can you get me on the Sine Qua Non list?

- I'll make a phone call.
- Bingo.

- Come in.

Hello, Mrs. Rocha. How are you?

I've been better.

Let's see what we can do
about relieving that stress, shall we?

Uh, is there a particular
aromatherapy oil you'd prefer?

We have, uh, eucalyptus spearmint,
black currant vanilla...

or evergreen.

- That was one of them.
- I don't understand.

Your husband did some work
for some very bad people.

- Where is he now?
- I'm afraid he's very sick. He's-

- He's been exposed.
- Oh, no, no, no, no. That can't be.

Look, there's gonna be an attack.

You and your family are being used as collateral
to make sure your husband doesn't talk.

These people will kill you if we don't get
you out. Do you understand?

- What do you want me to do?
- I want you to get your family ready to leave.

Leave your luggage. 11:00.

If anyone asks where you're going,
tell them a nighttime boat tour.

I need you to tell me something
that only you and your husband would know.

I have a message from your wife.

Calle Espinosa.
Does that mean anything to you?

The street we lived on
before we were married.

Her parents didn't approve.

I'm gonna get your family out safe.
But I can't afford to wait.

I just spoke to the doctors.

You're not gonna make it
long enough for me to get 'em back here.

Then you better tell your people
to move faster.

- Dr. Rocha, we're running out of time.
- You put my family in danger!

- And until I know they are safe-

You better fix him! You hear me?

- Charge to 200.
- Fix him!

How do you spend your life
waiting for a phone call?

It's a gift.

Sometimes they don't call.

- What's plan " B"?
- Won't need one.

- Jonas?
- Mm-hmm.

Where do you hide something
in a house when you don't want it found?

- You mean other than a safe?
- Yes.

- Closet, desk, freezer.
- Think like a woman.

Medicine cabinet.

- Because a medicine cabinet is like a diary.
- Mm-hmm.

It's your life story,
and everybody knows it's private.

It ain't gonna answer itself.

AeroDyne Alliance.

Of course I remember you.

I doubt that your car
will forget about me.

My husband's in a meeting.
Can I be ofhelp?

I'll check my husband's schedule
and get back to you.

We thank you for the invitation.

- Dinner, their house, tonight.

You best start putting on your war paint.

Mrs. Rocha?

Señor Summers? Richard Summers?

That's right. What's this about?

Just a routine check of your paperwork.
Please, take a seat.

Tell me, Mr. Summers,
what were you discussing with Mrs. Rocha?

Why do you ask?

You may assume I ask because I want to
know. What were you discussing?

She asked me about San Diego,
which is where I'm from.

And it's just-The usual small talk.
Why do you-Why do you ask?

- How long till someone finds them?
- They already have.

- What's going on?

- Change of plans. You're leaving now.
- You said 11:00.

- Where's your daughter?
- I don't know. I was taking a shower.

Mama-

- Where's your sister?

- Where?
- Mateo, where is Josephina?

- Where is she?
- Where is she?

Over there!

- Josephina!
- Stay in the van and get down!

- Put it down! Drop your weapon!

Where are they takin' her?

What's your name?

- Gonzalo.
- Gonzalo.

- What are we gonna do with them?
- We can't just leave them alone.

- Can't split up either.
- Looks like they just got a ticket to ride.

- We got it! Let's go!
- What if he's lying?

He's not. He asked to call his mother.

A toast. To a man who is the newest member
of the Sine Qua Non mailing list.

No!

Just my way of showing appreciation
for your self-control...

during unfortunate circumstances.

- To beautiful women and to amazing wine.
- Mmm.

And a venerable war wound in your car.

Had I known you had a private plane, I'd have
had Molly drive on the runway, not the street.

I'm not sure a fine bottle
of wine would've soothed me in that case.

- I imagine.

If you need anything, we can ring for it.

My apologies.
I think I'm not feeling very well.

- Well, let me take you to the-
- If you could just tell me where the bathroom is?

- Oh, it's just that way.
- If I need some privacy-

Oh, let me show you.

Second door on your left. There's an intercom
in the room if you want to call downstairs.

Thank you.

Mmm. You know what?

Let me take this opportunity to go and
get a gift I have for you that I left in the car.

Well, I guess I'll just, uh,
stay here with my friend.

If wine wasn't your thing,
you could've asked for something else.

I, uh- I was looking for the mouthwash.

- Just freshening up.
- Oh, I see.

You'll note there is no mouthwash.

No.

Mouthwash contains alcohol.

How smart are you?

Family history.

My auntie drank.

Couldn't have anything
with alcohol in the house.

But when she did have some
by accident or on purpose, there was-

- Antabuse.
- She was a hard drinker.

Got Hepatitis B.

Always had to have her vitamins-
B1, folic acid.

You're very observant... and very smart.

She didn't have scotch on hand.

I, uh- I keep it as a reminder.

A temptation I can resist.

Are you gonna turn into your aunt, Molly?

I mean,
if you had a headache, there was aspirin.

If you're nauseous,
there's a bottle of antiemetics.

- Hmm.
- Cramps, muscle relaxants.

But the only thing that
I saw you holding was liquor.

I don't drink very often.

You had three glasses of wine at dinner,
two before, and now you were holding scotch.

- I was checking out the medicine cabinet.
- Molly...

admitting you have a problem
is nothing to be ashamed of.

I don't have a problem!

- That's what I said.
- No. I don't have a problem.

I'll be sober 10 years next month.

I can help you if you want.

Will you let me help you, Molly?

I thought you got lost.

Not a chance. Not with this in hand.

Château Pétrus, '61.
How am I gonna top this?

- Dress up that little airplane of yours the way she deserves.

Stay with them. Anybody doesn't know the
words to God Bless America, shoot 'em up.

It's popguns versus cannons.

Ain't the gun, it's the shooter.
Go see if he's got backup.

You confident
you can just disconvenience this?

Reach out and touch someone.

Dirt Diver, we're all good.

- Let's move in.
- Hold on. I got a window here.

Let me put eyes on it.

No sign of the girl.
I count three hostiles inside.

There could be more you don't see.

Let's get us a little shock and awe.

Where's my daughter? Where's Josephina?

We'll find her. I promise.
Right now we need the van.

- What for?
- Just stay with me and stay down.

- The girl!

Hey.

We're gonna get you out of there. Hold on.

I knocked the pipe loose
trying to get free.

- The water started running.
- Josephina, is that your name?

Okay, you're gonna be all right. Your mother
and brother, they're here waiting for you.

- My mother's here?
- Yes.

- Please, can I talk to her?
- Calm down. Tumbler locks!

We just shot the only people
who knew the combination.

Send Redcap down here with the mother.

Try and shut off the water supply.

And see if you can find a hacksaw.

Okay, you're gonna be all right. You're
gonna be all right, okay?

Focus on me. It's okay.

Hurry up!

Everything is gonna be okay!

Listen, can you move your toes?
Move your toes, okay?

- Can you feel me squeezing your hand?
- I'm so cold.

No, you're not. You're nice and warm.

You're on a beach with your friends and
family. And you're having a great time.

- Stay awake, you hear me?

Keep your eyes open.

Dirt Diver, how we doing
on that water line?

No go! It's rusted tight!

- A little more.

- Damn it.

- The valve wheel snapped.
- Did you find a saw?

Nothing. The place is empty.

Right. Remember that place we saw about a
quarter mile back with the lights on?

Go! You too, in case someone
decides to be uncooperative.

I'll be right back. Hang on.

Come on.

- No.
- Right.

Hola.

- There is a girl drowning-

Papa, no- No. Ah.

Huh? Huh?

No steal. No steal. Trade.

Sí. Sí. My ring for your hacksaw.

- Huh? ¿Sí?

- You gonna get back to work when I leave?
- Got to.

You have your best friend
to thank for that?

There's a cost to everything.

- When I was 12-
- Mm-hmm.

my sister stole four dollars from a roll
of cash my dad kept on the dresser.

What did you do?

I convinced myself it was for
her own good. And I told on her.

And?

And to this day, almost 20 years later,
she doesn't talk to me.

Cover for someone, you take a hit.

- Don't cover, you pay a different price.
- Who would you cover for?

- Would you cover for Bob?
- Depends on what he did.

Who he did it with, why it was done.

- You know, if he lied for a good reason-
- Come on.

- Is there ever a good reason to lie?
- I think so.

Yes. For a greater purpose.

- Don't you think so?
- I'm an accountant. Probably not the best thing to ask me.

- So you'd lie.
- Uh-

Right circumstances, sure.
It's a personal thing.

- And cover for Marian and the children?
- Like you and your husband.

- Lie for a stranger?
- Probably not.

Lie for your best friend?

He's been very good to me.
Would you lie for me?

You're my boss.
I don't want to get fired now, do I?

- It's 1:00 a. m.
- Yeah.

Thank you for a lovely
and unexpected evening.

- Don't go.
- I couldn't lie about that.

I'm lonely. You're lonely.

- That's trouble enough.

- Let's leave it there.
- Y-Yeah.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Come on, Josephina. Stay with me!

You got a boyfriend at home?
You got a boy you like?

- Marco. Marco.
- What's he like?

He's got green eyes.

I don't know. He plays on the rugby team.

Yeah? You like him?
You want to see him again?

- Come on.
- Yes.

Hold your breath. Hold your breath.

- Yes, you can!
- Josephina!

Josephina, no!
Please help her! Please!

No!

Dr. Rocha.

Your wife and son are safe.

But we were unable to rescue
your daughter.

You lied to me.

You said you save my family.

- Dr. Rocha-
- How did she die?

Her captors were holding her in a well.

It was filling up with water.
My people did everything they could.

Dr. Rocha, if you don't tell me where this
weapon is, the filth that killed your daughter win.

You want to hurt them?
There's only one way.

Tell me what I need to know.

You save my daughter!

Get her out of here!

Come on.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Mmm.

We intercepted the filtration
system as it came off the ship.

We got it.

You accused me earlier of lying to you,
Doctor. You were right.

Your daughter's alive. She's on her way
back here with your wife and son.

They're all alive.

Who hired you? Who is behind this?

All I had was a name.

- Armen.
- What did Armen look like?

A voice on the phone. I never saw him.

- Nobody knows.

- All right.

They didn't find anything
in the photos we sent.

- Who's " they"?
- Don't know.

Gave the photos to Kayla,
and she gave them to Tom.

And Tom gave them
to whoever he gave them to.

But we did find out one thing though.

- What?
- Something I've known for years.

- I have a very smart wife.

Well, I think there is
still something there.

- Game over.
- You're demoting me?

- Being my wife is a demotion?
- Half an hour ago, I was your partner.

Hmm. Last lesson, baby.

When a mission is over, put it down.

And this mission is over.

I got into his office. Nothing there.

I stayed for dinner.
We talked until 1:00 in the morning.

I don't see anything suspicious.

Colonel Ryan, my kids-

Your children are safe and in good hands,
Mrs. Brown.

They're better off there
than they are here.

You Rangered up, and I thank you.

If nothing's there, nothing's there.

- Ms. Gerhardt?
- Kids don't cough up information on their parents.

I felt like a little sneak
just digging through their backpacks.

Waiting until they left the room.
And I don't appreciate-

And the good news is,
Mrs. Gerhardt, that task is over.

- But the lying isn't.
- I think that we should-

Mrs. Blane,
I thanked you for your work. Stand down.

- Is there anything else?
- I really think that-

- We will be in touch.

- Thank you.

Um-

This is hard for me. I'm nervous.

I don't think I would've
come here on my own.

But I'm here now.

I'm here today because of a new friend
who saw something in me.

Well, a few things.
She saw I was of value.

And I'm still working on
buying into that one.

And she saw I had a problem.

And I hope with her help,
and yours, I hope I can-

- My name is Molly, and I'm an alcoholic.