All language subtitles for pacific_blue_s02e22_rumplestiltskin

Thank you, myself.

Thank you, Andy.

Whoa, check this out.

I was going to buy you a drink, but with
all that cash, maybe you should spring.

The homeless shelter is down the street.

How about a real drink?

Barkeep.

Champagne. Perrier de Jouer.

I want the world to know... Hello,
Bobby.

Is everybody here? Waiting on you, Miss
Brie.

Brie! You're coming.

Get in here, girl.

Cheers.

I love you three.

And you know you're the soul of American
free enterprise incarnate. The blood of

Morgan, Frick, and Carnegie is coursing
through your veins.

But I would like to see what we have to
show.

We're 12 hours on the assembly line,
ladies. Let's see it. Yes, Mr. Park.

Right away, Mr. Park.

What's going on, ladies? Could I join
the party?

Zero barbarians at the gate.

Andiamo, Bobby.

Roger, boss.

Don't try to talk it down, why everyone
bags on

my town.

Stand and see, it works for me.

Take a look around,

it's just another day in LA.

Be more than me Anybody who makes me is
free

Someday With one

ear left down Just another day, oh

I was bowling with this guy who works
for Alejandro Cruz.

Name? Rudy Valdez. He says there's a big
drug sale about to go through.

Right here at the beach.

A million dollars.

We'll assume Cruz is sell -side.

Who's the buyer?

See, now, this is the weird part.

Rudy don't know.

It's some new player nobody's heard of.

And? That's it?

Yeah, I'm working on it, okay?

Look, you need to work a little harder.
Bring us something we can use, okay?

Yes, sir.

Need you guys to do the same thing.

Lieutenant, we can't handle our own
cases. This cruise is a big fish. The

is feeling some heat on it. Therefore,
so are we, all right?

Looks like you got a visitor.

Probably an emissary from the chief.

Go to work.

It was Saturday afternoon, middle of the
day. He asked me up to his place.

Is that good or bad?

Just that I was asking myself.

So I went.

It was bad. So what happened? I mean,
did he make a move or... He asked me to

his laundry.

No. What did you do?

Oh, I did it all right.

I set a match to his hamper.

Chris, Corey.

What's up, Lieutenant?

I'm not so sure myself. There's an FBI
agent in my office. He wants to see the

two of you.

Great. And I'm the whacked out fed.

Man, we're really attracting the insane.

Spook Quill on the beach, Enright the
DEA maniac. Oh, the worst was your pal

from Metro.

Don't even remind me.

Although there was that FBI agent who
worked the bomber case with us.

Agent Stone, right? Yeah, he was pretty
cute.

Yeah, kind of cute, actually.

Kelly McNamara. Do you remember Agent
Stone? Sure.

Hi. How you doing?

Great. Good to see you both.

What's up?

Miss Hundred was passed at the beach
last night.

It's counterfeit.

We've all been trained to spot bad
currency.

This one looks fine.

This is a real hundred.

Compare them.

You see that line of microscopic print
right next to the... Yeah, what about

Look at the phony now.

It's not there. The line of print's
missing.

Exactly. Without a glass, you could
never tell the difference.

The counterfeiter who's making these is
very sophisticated.

Do you have any idea who he is?

We're calling him Rumpelstiltskin.

What's that supposed to mean?

Rumpelstiltskin, the malevolent gnome
who turned straw into gold.

Very good, Officer McNamara.

All we know about he and his people is
they hit a large urban area, flood it

with counterfeit hundreds, then move on
as quickly as possible.

Who are his people?

Well, apparently in Dallas he had a
couple of beautiful women pass in the

hundreds. How do they actually do it?

Clubs, restaurants, bars, anywhere
there's a high cash turnover.

That's great. Beautiful girls hanging
out in clubs in L .A. Should be easy to

spot. For an FBI agent, you should know
a lot about counterfeiting. Been working

very closely with the Secret Service on
this. They knew I teamed with you guys

before, so they asked me to liaison.

What do you propose, Agent Stone?

There's been a cluster of these hundreds
near the beach area. I was hoping

Officer Kelly and Officer McNamara could
go undercover.

That's asking a lot. I'm already
shorthanded as it is. This guy heads my

personal most wanted list.

He's going to be in town three days
tops.

Kelly and McNamara showing me the ropes.

I think we can nail him. Could you
possibly go along with me on this one?

All right.

Three days.

I'll set you up. Come on.

Come with me.

Look forward to working together again.

That was a pleasant surprise.

Yep.

I've really grown to love that face of
yours, Benjamin. It speaks of our great

tradition. Industry.

Thrift.

Husbandry. And those eyes.

So full of wisdom, yet sparkling.

Merry.

What is it that you're thinking about
that gives you such a countenance?

Is it Parisian women?

You cad?

Hello.

Not now. I'm working.

Please let us in.

No. We'll do anything.

Anything.

Anything.

I'm creating wealth here. I'm empire
building. I don't think Rockefeller and

Huntington had to put up with your sort
of fleshy distractions.

Oh, no. Out.

Now.

No.

There's no time for this. You'll ruin
everything.

It's so damn important anyway.

Only the most perfect series of
counterfeit currency ever created. Well,

wrong with the bills we've been passing?

Those were merely child's play.

This new series is my greatest work
ever. It's a magical synthesis of the

spiritual and material.

Artist. And besides, these bills aren't
perfect. We will end up dead or in the

pokey. We're about to make a deal that
will enable us to retire in style.

Now leave me alone, you bimbos.

Naughty, naughty. He said the B word.

You didn't mean us as women.

I didn't mean it. Just leave me alone so
I can keep working.

All right, lad.

We'll leave you alone.

That tickled.

Let it go.

Terrible. All the bills are kosher. None
of them were passed on by gorgeous

women. Don't worry, Officer Kelly. We'll
get them.

Don't you think that we should move on
to first names?

Absolutely. I'm Tim. Chris.

So, how are the tips?

Rotten and a broken streak of tightwads.

Hey, guys.

Any action?

Oh, tons.

Let's see. I broke up two fights, tossed
out three drunks, called the cops on a

hooker. Unfortunately, every hundred I
got was as good as gold.

What do you guys say?

I can sure use one.

Um, not for me, thanks.

How about a Coke or something?

No, I'm fine.

Hungry? Federally subsidized shore
leave?

Oh, my God. You weren't in the Navy,
were you?

Absolutely, Lieutenant Kelly.

You didn't mention that before. What did
you do?

Flew F -14s.

Persian Gulf?

There and out of Pearl.

I was stationed in Pearl for a year.

Cried when I had to be shipped out. The
shore patrol had to drag me on the

plane. Hawaii's great.

Did you ever make it up the Kona Coast?

Once. Pretty close to paradise.

Ever hit Roxa?

You went to Roxa?

What's Roxa?

Strip joint.

Coming over to the stage.

God, where have you been?

I have to be careful.

Does he suspect anything?

No. Relax, will you?

Did he hurt you?

No.

Did he, you know, did he touch you?

Well, yes, he did, maybe.

I'm sick.

He touched me everywhere. He touched me
here.

Then he touched me.

Here. He touched me here.

I can't wait to kill him.

Stop waiting.

Look, there'll be time for that in
Cancun.

Sorry. We have to postpone the hit.

Lasso's hatching's a big scheme. It says
it'll be the score of a lifetime.

Wait, what score? Where? I don't know.

Nikki, I do love you.

Chris, where have you been at 2 .30?

Yipe.

So, how long did you stay last night
after I left?

Till 3.

3?

Time was just whizzing by.

Chris, Corey, you want to come up a
minute?

Yes, sir.

So, did anything besides talk happen?

Not yet.

Look, there's just too many places
Rumpelstiltskin can pass these bills.

Lieutenant Palermo has a good
suggestion.

Instead of concentrating on a few spots,
let's throw a wider net.

Three of us dressed to party at as many
places as possible.

Beats waitressing.

Let's do it.

No, I'm feeling open.

Yeah.

The terms sound fine.

I'll meet you first.

Okay. Adios.

I own you.

Hello. Let's go. What are you guys
doing? Suit up.

It's only four o 'clock in the
afternoon.

You're not a vampire.

A little daylight won't kill you.

What, joining a combat?

Maybe your fantasy is out of it.

All that aside, I'm proud to announce
that you'll all soon be leaving the

workforce. This big transaction goes
down day after tomorrow in the old

yard behind the graffiti pit, 10 a .m.

We have to get up at 10 in the morning?

No, you actually have to get up at 9 to
be there at 10.

Can't we just keep doing what we're
doing and sleeping?

Ladies, understand this.

This is how great wealth in America is
created.

You find one great opportunity and you
seize it.

Like Bill Gates.

Like Ted Turner. See it like this. You
don't let me down.

You don't let yourselves down.

And you don't let our traditions down.

And you will never have to work again.

And, um, this big transaction, Lassie,
is what exactly?

Some things still must remain a secret.

All right, then, tough guy. Would you be
a dear and make yourself youthful?

Del

Toro!

Callaway!

Where you guys been all day?

Looking for you, Artie.

What do you got?

I've been hanging with my boy Rudy all
afternoon.

Where is he now?

You should bust him.

What for?

Because he's carrying a bunch of smack.

We could take him in and trade up for
crews.

Make your chief mighty happy.

That'll be fun.

What do you got?

Nothing. You must have ditched the junk.

Woo!

Fat city make me feel okay.

Lady in Chicago, she makes me lock the
door.

Judy up in Jersey Rock, we're all not
alone.

But it's all right, okay.

Sometime I just run away.

I run.

Yes, I run.

Back to New Orleans. Smoky jungle
breeze.

To the women simply weep.

Santa Monica Police Department.

I need to see that last $100 bill you
just took here.

This bill's counterfeit. I'm going to
have

to take it with me.

I'll give you a receipt.

Here's my card.

I'll be in touch.

Okay, the deal's happening the day after
tomorrow

at 10 o 'clock in the morning at some
old service yard behind the graffiti

Okay, and what is going down exactly?

Laszlo's still not saying, but I'm
guessing it's some kind of drug swap.

We'll let him do the deal, and then
we'll kill him back at the hotel.

What about Bobby G?

I'll take care of him.

How? You don't want to know, so don't
ask.

And Sheila and Lana and... Please.

Do you still have the key?

Oh, yeah.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Hola, Senor Cruz.

Where's Parks?

I'm Parks.

You?

Oye, Rudy, this guy looks like the pizza
boy.

Are we having a problem already?

Yeah. I don't know you.

Nobody I know knows you.

I don't know you either.

But, uh, we're broadening our circle of
acquaintance, and I think that's

healthy. Would a punk like you get a
million dollars?

I have influential friends.

And all that should really matter to you
is that my money's good. See, we're not

really building a long -term
relationship here, amigo.

Okay.

But it goes down just like I said.

Or else not even these influential
friends will be able to help you out.

You know what?

I'm loving you.

Get off!

He got upset.

So he ditches his plane in the middle of
the lake.

What's the matter?

I found one.

Trumple Stillskin's all right.

Did you get a look at him past it? Oh, a
woman, mid -twenties. Looked like a

swimsuit model out of uniform.

Well, that's good, Corey. Why are you so
glum?

I lost her. She passed it to the
bartender. I went to go get it, and she

away. So we'll put you with the sketch
artist in the morning. And this is the

closest we've been yet. This is good.

What do you say we all have a midnight
supper here on Uncle Sam?

No, I'm going to go home.

I'm beat. Oh, come on, Corey. Stay.

Yeah, please.

You two go ahead.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Night.

Man, I'm starving.

Hey. Any luck?

Nothing. Me neither. And I've rousted
every lowlife sleaze I know.

I'm beat.

Ditto.

What? Check that out.

No way. She's homeless. Look at the
dress.

Let's find out if we've got somewhere
else to go.

Miss.

Miss, get up, please.

Miss.

She's dead.

What are you doing here? Did something
happen?

No, nothing's happened.

Nothing bad, nothing... This is weird. I
shouldn't have just shown up like this.

What do you want?

Just to talk.

About the case?

About anything but the case.

Well, I thought you were interested in
Chris.

No, no. I mean, Chris is terrific. I
like Chris. I hope we can stay friends,

she's just not my type.

And I am?

Yeah.

I think. Maybe.

Man.

I'm sorry. This is stupid. I should have
waited until the case is over. This is

really unprofessional.

Shut up.

Excuse me.

I said...

And it's changed me, being a cop.

In what way?

Growing up with my father being a cop,
and my grandfather, and my big brother.

And my mother dying when I was young.

I wanted so much to be like them.

And I always felt left out.

Sure. I mean, they've been great for the
most part, but it was such a

fraternity, and I don't know about the
girl.

Yeah, I've noticed.

But I always wanted to be tough.

You know, I loved how they could walk
into a tight situation and take control

and not be intimidated.

No, you can't. Well, yeah, I mean,
there's still a little fear to deal

I can handle myself pretty well.

It's funny, because in an odd way, I
kind of had the same situation.

I mean, my dad was in the Navy, and his
dad, and so forth, back to Noah and the

USS Downpour.

Is that why you joined?

Absolutely. It was always considered
inevitable.

Once I got in,

It was not for me.

How did your dad take it when he bailed?

We didn't speak for a year.

Wow.

And now?

He's going to respect my choice, and I
care a lot less whether he approves or

not.

Ow.

It's 3 a .m.

I should go.

I crashed in on you to keep you up half
the night.

Good night, Corey.

Good night.

Aren't you forgetting something?

I don't.

Did you find this in her purse?

She didn't have one.

Idea, wallet?

Nothing. So where'd the bill come from?

It was tucked up in her address.

The M .E. found it when he started
examining her. What's the big deal with

bill anyway?

It's a counterfeit.

What?

No way.

Yep, she probably had a whole roll of
them in her purse.

I appreciate it, guys.

No problem. Yeah, sure thing.

Any leads on that drug deal?

It's all dried up, Lieutenant.

Keep looking into it.

What do you think?

Robbery? Or internal dissension?

That's close, Steve.

Just the eyes further apart and thin out
the face a little bit.

Any empathy?

Oh, no.

I've been looking at him for hours.

How about the sketches?

Steve's just finishing up now. He's
pretty close.

So have you seen Tim this morning?

He's with the lieutenant.

Listen, Chris, there's something I want
to talk to you about.

Corey, Chris.

We think there's a connection between
Rumpelstiltskin and the body of the

in TC down on the beach.

How so?

She was carrying this on her.

Rumpelstiltskin?

Unquestionably. So the girl was part of
a sales force.

Why was she killed?

I don't know. Let's just keep hitting
the books. It'd help a lot if we could

a name to the woman you saw last night.
Then what do you want us to do tonight?

Wait for the night shifts to come back.
We'll circulate the dead girl's picture

and Corey's sketch.

Thanks, dude.

All right, here's our girl.

Lana!

Sheila?

What's going on?

Where is everybody?

Gee, Laz, you do care.

It's eight in the morning. Where have
you been?

Laz, we've got some unhappy news.

Where's Bree?

Bree? See, now, Bree had become a bit of
a problem. She was scheming with this

drip named Nicky Mink.

To do what?

Well, kill you and take over your
operation.

It's true, boss.

They were going to cut off your head
with a machete. Oh, God.

Yeah, but chin up, Lassie. Your girls
took care of it.

With Bobby's help.

What did she do?

Cut her throat.

Bree's dead?

Totally.

What'd you do with her body?

We just dumped her in front of a bakery.

Like the tart she is.

What about this, um, this Nikki?

Nikki will be no problem.

Oh, what the hell.

We'll be long gone by the time these
dingbat beach cops figure anything out

anyway. Robert, please fire up the
jacuzzi.

I'm feeling stupid.

I think Chris left before I could tell
him.

You're a good friend.

She's a good friend.

I don't want to hurt her.

We haven't really done anything yet to
hurt her.

But we're going to.

Is this really a good idea, Corey?

I'm not... I'm not thinking about where
this is headed.

For once, I just want to close my eyes
and go.

Even if... Even if...

Tim, my whole life I've been a good
girl. I've done the

right things.

I've followed all the rules.

And now I just don't care.

This could affect your career.

I don't care.

Flyers are ready and the night shift
will already be on.

We should go.

Right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What

are you doing?

What we do every night. Not tonight.

We can't take a risk on you being
spotted and tied into Bree's death.

Man, are you paranoid.

No.

I'm prudent.

Besides, we need to plan for tomorrow.

Right. Well, if we're going to plan, why
don't you tell us what it is that we're

doing?

Tomorrow, we will be buying one million
dollars of pure heroin from a very

creepy Colombian gentleman.

And we'll do it with those perfect new
bills that you've been cranking out.

Precisely. And then we'll just sell it
to our little pal in Detroit.

Where it will have the approximate
street value of... $18 million.

Wait a minute. What if the Colombians
find out that the bills are bogus? What

are they going to do? Cry to the cops
that they sold their heroin for funny

money?

We will be so far gone.

They will never find us.

You are so hot, Laszlo Park.

So are you.

No.

Can I do the wrap?

That can never happen.

Hey, Grants.

Can't you see?

Grants written all over my face.

You know, I've eventually got to get
back to D .C.

And your point would be?

Well, I'm just, I'm just thinking what
happens then. I mean, you know.

Why are you smiling at me?

Because I'm not thinking about tomorrow.

I'm thinking about right now.

Chris, come here.

Where have you been?

I got to talk to you about something.

Not now. Yes, now.

All right.

What's the news flash?

Tim and I... We're involved.

What do you mean, involved?

I mean the whole thing.

Fireworks, woman candles, bells,
whistles, you name it. You and Tim?

Yeah. When?

Last night.

Look, Chris, I'm sorry.

Yeah, sure.

It just happened. There's just something
so strong between us and... Man, this

is sounding so horrible.

Maybe because it is. Oh, come on, Chris.

Oh, come on, Corey. You know that... You
knew how I felt about him.

What? How about the way I felt?

Oh, no. Wouldn't want to stand in the
way of that.

That's not fair, Chris.

Look, I didn't want it to be like this.

Maybe you should have thought of that
before.

Chris, wait.

What's your name?

Mickey. Mickey.

Who did this to you?

Lana.

Who did this to you?

Sisters.

Who are they?

Come on.

Trimble's soul skin.

Why?

I like your security force.

Give me a break.

Where's the smack?

You let her talk?

We both talked, though.

It's the 90s, man. What can I say?

Now, where's my drug, Rudy?

It's all good, boss.

Now, where's my cash?

It's so fast.

Oh, you don't trust me.

What is it Reagan said?

Trust would verify Reagan.

You don't say anything against Reagan,
man.

Len, take it easy.

Is this one of the ones that did it to
you?

Yes.

Lana. Is this her sister, Sheila?

No, Beth.

Bree.

Did the sisters kill Bree?

Bree.

Now you, Lana, get a little fella his
money.

What happened to trust but verify?

Knock yourself out, Hector.

Where'd you get the hundred dollar bill?

Where can we find him?

When?

Today.

Million dollar.

There's a big drug deal.

Where's the deal going down?

The old service yard.

Defeating pit. When is that?

10 a .m.

It's 10 .15.

The permac's here. Get in here.

Picky picky.

We have a deal.

Vaya con Dios, amigo.

Are your ladies for sale?

That's not funny.

Too bad.

Federation stone, come out with your
hands in the air.

We're saying goodbye, Elliot, and
that's... Got a minute?

Get the hand up, hand up, hand up, hand
up.

Chris, come on in.

I can't stay.

I just wanted to come and apologize.

You want to apologize?

Yeah, I'm not proud of the way I reacted
the other day.

I should have talked to you before
anything happened. I'm not proud of

Well, sometimes things just develop.

So I'm learning.

I want you to be happy.

I'm glad if you are.

Thanks, Chris.

I've got to get back to D .C.

I'll put it off another day.

I know.

You know.

Well, it's hardly a surprise.

You seem to be taking it very well.

Well, I promised myself I was going to
enjoy this and see where it goes from

there. Can you keep that promise?

Oh, my powers of self -control are
excellent.

So I've noticed.

Don't count on it.

Look down at me, it works for me.

Take a look around, just another day in
LA.

Anybody

see

more than me?

Anybody?

PC is free!

Someday.

What if it's down?

It's just another day.