All language subtitles for hyde_and_seek_s01e02

What, he was banned about an hour ago?

You're kidding.

Oh, what? No, no, no, don't even think
about it.

We're busy.

Urgent delivery.

Tanya's on the gig, huh? We don't need
to be here.

What have we got?

Mail, Anglo, mid to late 30s, no wallet,
no phone, nothing's played in.

The van's been secured, but nobody's
touched it.

Hello? Tell Nick Oscar's pumped. He
wants to start training, like, now.

You get that? Yeah, I'll let him know.
I'm gonna go.

Do you know who did this?

Not yet.

Claire McKenzie, calling from the
Department of Immigration in New

looking into Eric Hansen and how he came
to have a New Zealand passport.

Our suspect is a woman terrorist.

Is Eric Hansen with you?

No, Eric's my husband.

Quick, get on the ground!

Detective Sergeant Gary Hyde, homicide.

And you'd be letting me take a while
getting federal police.

Jackie Walters, team leader. Nice to
meet you.

So this was on the memory stick. With a
note to say the Army of Islam would be

claiming responsibility for
assassinating the American Secretary of

Well, yes, we're clear to go.

Under counter -terrorism legislation, we
can do what we like.

Gary!

Move, boy, you'll have to drive!

AFP, fuck them! Move!

operation. There are reports of multiple
shots being fired and ambulances are on

the scene.

Get ballistic to check out the car and
see if they can find a bullet.

Can you see what you can rip off his

phone?

Interesting times.

Oh, yeah.

What was your plan? We don't have a
plan. We don't.

Why did you have to shoot them? What are
you talking about? The cops. They shot

my friends.

Homicide TV speaking.

Jackie Walters. I'm looking for
Detective Gary Hyde. He's busy at the

I'm trying to establish the whereabouts
of the suspected terrorist.

Do you want me to give him a message?

Yeah, you tell the detective if he
messes with my suspect, I'll rip him a

one.

I'll pass that on.

Jackie? You found the shooter? You need
to see this.

Boss, I just heard from the feds.

They must be thrilled someone kidnapped
their suspect.

Oh, we're all feeling alive, sir.

I'm going to ask you this one time, all
right? Are you planning a terrorist

attack? No, we don't want to hurt
anyone. We're engineering... Bullshit!

Do you know why? Have a look at this,
all right? This is yours.

You made this video, all right?
Threatening Australia, burning a flag.

I want a lawyer.

Why do you want a lawyer? Because I have
rights.

You listen to me, son. Listen really
fucking carefully.

All right? Real soon, AGO and the AFP,
they're going to be all over this case.

And let me tell you, they don't give a
fuck about lawyers or your rights

under anti -terrorist legislation, they
can hold you... I don't know anything!

I'm not a terrorist, I swear! I need
answers. Do you want to dance or fart?

Hi, I'm Claire McKenzie, an observer
from New Zealand.

Like the UN?

No. But I'd like to ask you a few
questions, if you don't mind.

When did you make the video?

I don't know. A few months ago.

And what made you do that?

Australia is a puppet of the U .S.

because the U .S., they don't solve the
problem.

Look at Iraq, Syria.

Well, you may have a point there, but
what were you planning to achieve?

To let people know, get a response.

Do you have any idea how your video
ended up in Eric Hansen's lockup?

No.

I just got there by magic.

Incoming.

Me.

I don't know.

I don't know anything.

Here we go. Perhaps we could take this
to my office. I want my suspect.

I was just talking to a suspect in an
ongoing murder investigation.

See, I thought his safety was a priority
since he couldn't be guaranteed... You

better watch what you're saying. Or
what, Jackie?

I want to know who was doing the
shooting. Was it your people? It wasn't.

calm here, OK? One of our marksmen was
taken out.

They killed another cop. Took his place,
used his weapon to fire on us and the

other two suspects. We're now looking
for a fourth terrorist.

So you think this shooter is a student?

Why would he want to kill them? To stop
them from talking about their plans. Are

you serious?

Jamil doesn't have any plans. Well, that
remains to be seen. My suspect.

Kevin, take Miss Walters through to
interview one. Any personal effects?

No, fine. I'm uploading.

Right now, you're out of here. What?

Stuart, we should be concentrating on
Jamil and his contacts. You know this.

Let's examine that for a moment, shall
we?

They appear to be...

Busting my balls over this. No, you just
can it, Gary.

Look, you've lost your partner. We all
feel like crap about that, but... You

need to go home, get this into
perspective.

I'm standing you down.

We'll call it compassionate leave.

You buying this, Jerry?

One of their own being a shooter?

I guess it's possible.

Why would someone go to that much
trouble to take out a couple of

Well, if it wasn't one of them, who do
you think was shooting?

The same guy who took out Eric Hansen.

And your partner.

You all right?

Yeah.

Go home, have a hot bath and a whiskey.

Take the edge off.

I'll bear that in mind, Detective.

See you later.

Tanya, it's me.

Yeah, look, I knew what Stuart said.
Just, look, I need a car.

Hey, Bec.

Hi.

What have you got here? This is the
special ops guy. Yeah.

There's one of his wound, and you'll be
interested in this.

Ah.

Seemed made straight up.

Hmm. Same M .O. as Eric Hansen.

Yeah.

Enjoying your time off, Detective?

It's been very fulfilling.

Did you actually go home?

Depends on what you call home, Claire.

You got some info for me?

Eric's passport.

It's a genuine article.

Genuine fake.

Genuinely issued by a senior official in
Wellington.

Jenna Finch, we're trying to track her
down at the moment.

Another one of your pen pushes.

And Eric Hanford visited Wellington six
weeks ago. Why, because... Hey, guys,

how's it leave?

Yeah, really good.

Got any word on the students?

I thought you'd want to know.

Linda? What does she want?

I know she wouldn't speak to anyone
else.

Well, isn't that nice? As it turns out,
I'm quite keen to see her too. Thank

you, Tanya.

I've got something.

It's been pretty awful.

You question me for hours like I'm some
kind of criminal.

Well, that can be rough.

She gets people doing their job. That
lady from the AFP was real mean.

I can't believe Eric did what she said.

Arse and bombings.

But Eric wasn't his real name.

That's what she said.

Did Eric ever talk about how he got his
New Zealand passport?

Why are you asking about that? I work
for Immigration for New Zealand.

Did you know that Eric was in Wellington
six weeks ago?

No. Seriously?

He was often away on jobs, you know.

I don't want to get into any trouble.

But something happened.

I got this notice at work about a
package.

And I got my friend to get it.

Passports. For me and Eric.

Not in your name.

You had no idea about this.

None.

Really.

Do you know why I'd want to do that,
Linda?

I don't think so.

Linda.

This is really important, you
understand?

Yeah, I do.

I really don't know anything. Please
don't arrest me. No one's going to

you.

Do you get the feeling she was hiding
something?

I get the feeling she's out of fright.

She was hauled in for questioning.

She's certainly not the sharpest tool in
the shed.

That'd be a nice clue.

She didn't seem to love Eric.

Yeah, it's really touching.

I'll follow up on the passports.

It'd be good if you do that. He's the
only one who's got a lot to answer for.

On the bright side, at least you don't
fall underarm.

You finished, Mr. Moon? Yeah.

This is new. Yeah.

Win -win.

Hello.

Dad's home early. It's a miracle.

There's a reason for that, because Dad's
on compassionate leave.

That's probably fair enough.

Auntie Angie's here.

Oh, hey, sweetheart.

Hey, you get to go wash your hands.

Go, go, go.

Hi.

It's good to see you, Gary.

You too.

How are you?

It's been a bit of a blur.

People coming from all over.

Relatives from Greece.

They were going to go over and meet them
when the baby was born.

Oh, I know.

I never stopped talking about it.

Nick used to go on about...

This Greek soccer team.

I've never seen them play.

You can still go over.

When you're ready.

When Sonia go with you.

Sonia says it's hard to get you to take
a holiday anytime.

Not now.

I was going through Nick's things and I
wondered if you might want it.

I know not religious, but it was
something of Nick's. I know.

Ange, thank you.

I wanted to know if you'd give the
eulogy.

Not much of a speaker.

He'd love to do it.

Love you guys.

See you, love.

Public speaking.

Thank you.

You're his best friend. It should be
you.

Hello, New Zealand. The over -armour.

Original. I have some news.

Our New Zealand official, Jenna Finch,
issued the latest passports to Eric and

Linda.

What's curious is that Jenna also
resigned from her job last month.

Maybe she had a midlife crisis.

Not according to her ex -husband.

Apparently she upsticked, took the kids,
put them in a very expensive school and

leased a very nice apartment.

So what? You think she's corrupt?

Hong Kong isn't cheap.

Where do you say she is?

She moved to Hong Kong.

Right.

And what do you intend to do about that?

Well, I would very much like to know why
a certain government official issued a

known terrorist a new identity.

Why?

So what are you going to do?

Claire McKenzie, colleague from New
Zealand.

This is Sonia, my wife.

It's great to meet you. Hi.

You're a police officer?

No, just a pen pusher.

Investigator for the Department of
Integration. Right.

Well, good luck.

And keep in touch.

Thanks.

You can work on your eulogy while you're
on the plane.

I can.

You're going to be great.

Thank you.

No, I've never been anywhere quite like
this.

Quite big.

Crazy bit of work.

You've been here before.

I get around when I'm penned with it.

They've got an address in detail for
Jennifer.

Don't they?

And who are they?

My contacts.

Okay. So what do you want to do? You
just want to go knock on her door? I

to get her off guard.

Well, I still think we should be pulling
her in.

You don't have jurisdiction here, and
even if you arrest her, she just asks

a lawyer and clam up.

She'd be well within her rights.

I want to apply a little pressure.

Okay.

You're cool.

That's silly.

Hey, baby.

How are you?

See you later.

See you later.

Mwah.

Mwah. Have a lovely day.

Bye, honey.

Bye. Bye.

Bye. How are you, darling?

See you.

Jenna.

Hi. Hi.

Is that your kid?

Very cute.

Do I know you?

I'm Claire McKenzie with the New Zealand
Department of Immigration.

This is Detective Gary Hart from Sydney.

I was wondering if we could have a
little chat.

Huh.

What's this about?

Detective Hyde works in the homicide.
He's looking into the death of Eric

Canfield.

Ah, I don't think I know the name.

Really? Because while you worked at
Internal Affairs, you issued him a

Thousands of passports go through that
office.

Six weeks ago, you authorised two more
passports, one for Eric Hansen and one

for his wife.

I don't know anything about that. Maybe
someone accessed my computer.

Why did you leave your job, Jenna?

I've been through a divorce.

It only seems like a village.

It's true.

Listen, did you ever meet Eric Hansen?

I don't know anything about this.

Jenna, listen to me. Let me tell you
what happened to Eric Hansen, all right?

Someone grabbed a very, very sharp
knife. They placed it under his chin

this. Then they shoved it through the
roof of his mouth and into his brain.

That's a professional hit.

And then his van exploded, and it killed
a police officer.

Thing is, Jenna, Eric Hansen wasn't his
real agent.

This is a mistake. I don't know what
you're involved in, but I need to know

it happened and who you spoke to. I
didn't speak to anyone.

Hey, this is not going to go away.

Eric Hansen was a wanted terrorist using
a passport that you authorised. Yeah, I

have to go.

Jenna. Jenna.

If you can help us, we can help you.

I haven't done anything.

Are you just going to let her go?

No authorising. We don't have evidence.

Anyway, she's not going to go far.

Not without her kid.

Hope not, eh?

I've been here all night.

Please, I'm so tired.

Then tell me, where did you meet this
man? I told you, I never did.

But if you want me to say I did and I
can sleep, then I'll say I did. I'll say

anything you want.

Excuse me, ma 'am.

He doesn't sleep till I say so.

I followed up on the numbers on Jamil's
phone.

Spoke with a student friend of Jamil and
co. He admitted he shot the video.

Right. He says Fahir was the one who was
into it. His idea. Fahir, the student

who was shot first.

Apparently one of his part -time jobs
was working for some internet installer.

Eric Hansen. The mate said white guy,
Danish dude.

It's likely Jamil's known the truth. He
knew nothing about it. Thank you,

detective.

We've accessed Jenna's bank account and
phone details. Here we go again, we. Who

is we exactly?

My contacts.

Do you want to hear this?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Jenna received payments of various
amounts over the past two years, some of

quite substantial.

How much?

Let's guesstimate, at least 900k.

900? Yeah. Right, so do we have enough
evidence now?

Hmm?

Jenna? Jenna?

Someone's been in here.

We're too late.

Hey.

Stuart, hi. Not a bad time, is it? No,
no, I just got home from school.

Oh, I suppose it was a bit short, and I
just tried to organise time off.

Sorry? With Gary.

Oh, right, yeah.

I tried to call a few times. He's, what,
not picking up?

No, no, he's probably out of range.

He's gone fishing.

I didn't know he liked fishing. No, it's
a recent thing.

So, anything I can help you with?

No, no, not really. I'm just, you know,
checking in, seeing how everybody's

doing.

And keeping busy.

All the kids have playdates, so...
You're right. No, I'll get out of your

I'll see you and Gary at the funeral.
You will.

Bye, Stuart.

Hey. Say anything?

Look.

Claire McKenzie.

It's Jenna.

Jenna, are you okay? Where are you?

Did you tell anyone where I was?

No.

I came back from a meeting and someone
had broken in.

My laptop's gone.

It wasn't us.

Look, Gary's here with me. I'm going to
put you on speaker.

Yep, okay.

I'll talk to you, but I want a deal.

First, you need to tell me about the
money and the passports.

Jenna, I got approached a couple of
years ago.

Goodbye.

Someone who said they needed passports.

How many passports?

No, not until I get a deal.

Jenna, you're going to have to give me
something.

I have a list, but I didn't meet any of
them personally except Eric.

Right, and when was this?

About six weeks ago. He turned up
outside my work. He was paranoid.

Right, did he say what?

He needed more passports. He said he was
going to report me if I didn't do what

he said.

When you told me he was dead, I called
my contact and they didn't get back to

me. All right, these contacts, Jenna, do
they know where you live?

I don't know.

Look, I need to go pick up my kids quite
soon. All right, they're probably safe

where they are right at the moment.

Oh, my God.

Look, we're going to come and meet you.
Where are you?

Yeah, I'll meet you, um, same place,
where we met last time. All right, stay

public, Jenna. Stay where you can be
seen.

Yeah.

here at the time, Miss McKenzie?

We just arrived. We were going to meet
her.

What is your connection with the
deceased?

She's a suspect in a fraud
investigation.

And you are?

My name's Gary Hyde. I'm a homicide
detective.

Not an accident.

So far, there are no witnesses.

I'll tell you what we know. We know her
apartment was turned upside down.

Someone was chasing her.

So she was frightened.

Did she say who?

Did you find her phone? There's nothing
on her body.

What about a bag?

Perhaps it was stolen.

There was something in her hand.

Do you know what these numbers are?

Yeah.

It's confirmed.

They were passport fragments,
handwritten. She must have had the

And now she doesn't have it. It's gone.

That must have been why they broke into
her apartment.

Gee, you think so, do you? Look, I'm
chasing it up. Who are you going to use?

Are you going to use your contacts?

All right, I am sick of asking.

All right, who are these people?

The SIS.

New Zealand Secret Service.

Do you trust them?

What are you saying?

Because a real government embarrassment
for your country is now conveniently

dead. Do you understand that?

All right, now where were your contacts
when it counted? Because Jenna Finch,

she was left out to dry.

I didn't mean to get her killed.

Well. Because of your passport fuck -up,
Claire, one kid I know is never going

to see his father again, and two kids
just lost their mother.

So, you have a good trip home.

Hi. Hello.

I'm going to be going on the plane with
you to see your dad.

My name's Claire.

Okay?

Thank you so much. Bye.

Bye.

Welcome. I just delivered Jenna's
children to their father.

Well, that was good of you.

I did feel somewhat... That's fine.

Do we have any update on Jenna?

Locals in Hong Kong see it as an
accident.

That's bullshit!

It might be, but it's convenient for us.

How can you say that?

Did Jenna say how many passports she
issued?

No, but she's been doing it for two
years, so... She could have issued

over that time.

Yours is a spew. Sure they are.

How many were fake?

I didn't get a chance to ask her that
because she was killed.

Let's put it into perspective, Claire.

She was corrupt and a traitor.

I just want to ask you one thing.

Did you want her dead because it's
convenient?

We need to lift the names of the
passports. This is a diplomatic

How involved do you want to be?

I want to know everything there is to
know about Jenna.

I want... Her phone records, her bank
details. I want to be copied in on

everything.

Good.

I was hoping you'd say that.

Friends, colleagues, Angela.

Nick Petrides was a detective in
homicide.

He was dedicated to his work.

He was impulsive.

But he was open with everyone that he
dealt with.

And it didn't matter if they were a
criminal or a victim.

And people responded to that.

They responded to him.

Nick was the godfather to our son Oscar.

And when Oscar became very ill, Nick was
always there for him.

Always.

Nick Pedrides loved a lot of things in
life.

But he loved nothing more than his wife,
Angela.

any son or daughter to be.

Sorry.

Nick was my mate.

He was my junior partner.

But he knew a lot more about the things
in life that really matter than I did.

About friendship.

About love.

And about family.

And what we've got to do now is commit
to supporting Angela.

And then through our own actions, honour
the values and

the example of Nick.

Thank you, my friend.

I will never forget you.

And I will never give up on you.

That was perfect.

Thank you.

And I hope you and Sonia will be
godparents to this one.

I'll be on it.

I need to...

I'll see you.

I'll see you again.

No speech, Gary.

So?

Looking at her discipline or just out of
me?

I went to Hong Kong, apparently, while
you were on leave.

Where did you hear that?

Not from your wife.

But the AFB have resources.

Do you have any updates on this inquiry?

Theoretically, the Hanson murder's still
ours.

But the AFB and ASIO are all over the
terrorist angle. It's got political.

Right.

Look, we've worked together for a long
time, but you've really pushed the boat

out here.

I'll see what I can do.

Is that you being thrown on scrap hay?

Could be.

What you said in there was beautiful.

We'll get through this.

Not before.

And whatever happens, I love you.

I love you too.

I should go talk to Angie's mum.

What is it?

I've been trying to call you.

Look, the phone's on silent. I'm at a
funeral.

Oh, God, your friend. I'm sorry.

But this could be important. There was a
text on the night Jenna died from her

mobile to an Australian number.

Right, and who'd she text?

No, it was after Jenna died.

So the killer used the phone?

That would seem likely.

Okay, well, what's the number?

0491 570 157.

You sure about that?

Why? Who is it?

Linda Hanson.

Yeah, Linda, it's Gary Hyde.

Hi, Detective.

Listen, where are you right now?

I'm just leaving work and heading to the
staff car park.

No, I need you to get back again.

Sorry?

Hello?

Linda!

Linda!

Linda! I need you to stay there, Linda.
Stay there.

You have to come with me. What?

Linda!

Oh, God. You all right?

Up, up, up, up, up.

All right, what haven't you told them?

Sorry? That guy just tried to kill you.
Why?

What is that? You know what, Linda?

Eric's dead, right? And so is the woman
who issued the passport, so I'm going to

ask her one last time.

What haven't you told me?

Yep, that's perfect.

How you doing?

Just organising somewhere safe for
Linda.

Thanks, Kim.

It's good to have you back.

Yeah, well, I wouldn't be counting my
chickens on that one yet.

Linda.

You going to talk to me?

I came home early from work a few weeks
ago. Had a migraine.

Eric was in his office arguing with
someone.

A man.

Who was he?

Eric told me that he was a bad person.
Said that if anything happened to him, I

was to get away.

Did he give you a name?

Malik. Malik.

Was his first or last name?

I don't know.

They said if someone called Malik
contacted me, I wasn't to talk to him, I

to get away as fast as I could. Did you
ever see this Malik?

Boss still wants to see his office.

Can you get the conflict guy in here to
work with Linda? Sure.

This is really important, Linda.

I need you to remember every detail.

Mm -hmm.

As you're aware, there's been a problem
with some dodgy passports. Australian

and New Zealand authorities are keen to
track down any undesirables for

terrorist connections under the radar to
avoid public panic.

We're establishing a special immigration
task force using individuals already in

the loop.

You're on this team, you.

I'll be heading it up.

A combined team reporting to the AFP,
liaising with ASIO.

If you wanted to join us... It would
mean you could continue your inquiries

legitimately. Hi.

Sorry I'm late. My plane was delayed.

You again, eh?

New Zealand insisted on representation.

Yeah. I'll need someone to do the
paperwork then.

Happy to help in any way I can.

Let me ask you something.

How'd you go with the terrorist
mastermind, Jamil?

We agreed with your assessment he was
set up.

Really?

By Eric Hansen?

and by another man by the name of Malik.

Malik, we need a pointy.

serious trouble so you better start
telling me what i need to know

half a million in gold bullion will lead
the elite new team across

australia you get them okay and you come
home on a deadly trail

of blackmail the goal what's it for they
will kill me and stolen

identity

Whoever you are, we're going to have a
little talk.

Are they closing in on it?

Fight! New Hide and Seek, next Monday
after the block on 9.