All language subtitles for Diagnosis Murder s03e13 35 Millimeter Murder

Don't do this.

I swear, I won't say anything.

You know I didn't do anything.

I don't know anything about it, lady.

Did you get to kill me?

I do what I'm told.

Get down. Get down.

Put your hands behind your back.

And stay quiet.

All done?

Yeah.

Get this out of here, huh?

Hello?

Guys, I'm pregnant.

This is my third trimester. This is the
end of the road. I could have the baby

any minute.

Well, of course, you've got a cover.

I do, Mark. Not that you were listening.

Of course I was.

All right, what was I saying?

Uh... I'm in bass again.

Well, if there's one in here, it's a
monster.

Fish!

My baby is second.

Fish!

Mark Sloan, I just want to let you know
that you are dangerously close to losing

your godfather's status to this child.

I'm sorry.

I know you're excited and you're
anxious. I just want to make sure that

prepared for everything.

Well, you have.

You've got a great OBGYN and Dr.
Billings. You're in perfect health. The

in great shape.

And when it's showtime, I promise you
I'm going to be all over that delivery.

It's just that I'm so close.

Well, Amanda, you know how iffy those
due dates are, especially with a first

baby. I know. I thought about all that.

Nervous. You know, I'm so worried about
Colin.

I mean, I don't know if he's gotten his
leave yet. He's halfway around the

world. Military, run around. Don't
worry, he'll get it.

What are these?

You went fishing at the hotel?

Wait a minute, I didn't take these.

Oh, there, there, Mark. You know, we
could go to the tanks in the hospital

and get you a big fat goldfish.

You know, you got the wrong film.

That happened to me once.

I was expecting my friend Jimmy's bag
party. All I get is this kid Lenny's bar

mitzvah.

Richter Slovak.

Who's Victor Slovak? Well, a man who is
probably right at this moment wondering

why he's looking at a picture of a 10
-pound bass.

Sentinel Avenue.

It's great. I'll just go over there and
swap pictures with him. Where are you

going now?

Oh, it's the biggest fish I ever caught.
I got to see it.

Dr. Livingston, you're going to be fine.
And I promise you, no matter when your

baby decides to be born, I'm going to be
there with you to greet him. Or her. Or

her. We'll call and be there? Come on.

Oh.

Kid's a real kicker.

Remember those due dates we were talking
about?

Yes. They're a rough guideline. The
delivery's often late.

Or early.

Mr. Slovak?

You here?

Slow back.

What pictures?

I don't know where the pictures are. All
I got were fish.

Please don't kill me.

Who are you? I'm a doctor, Mark Sloan. I
came for my

vacation pictures.

The fish? Yeah, that's me. That's my
fish.

Thank God. You must have scared them
off.

Look, do you mind, huh?

Oh, no.

Scared who off?

The maniacs that ripped my place apart.

I can't believe it. They were going to
kill me just for some pictures I took.

Pictures?

These pictures?

You're handling a keg of dynamite there,
okay?

What the heck are they, anyway?

Nicholson, Stallone, Jim Carrey.

Mel Gibson had a birthday bash last
night.

You wanted to pop a... Please, I don't
like to use the P word.

Look at these.

Look at this. That one shot of a face.

I was going to sell these for a big
buck.

They were going to kill you for these?

No, I don't understand it. It's not like
I got Mel Gibson sunbathing in the nude

or anything.

You have a magnifying glass around here?
What do you see?

Well, maybe a reason somebody didn't
want you to look at these.

You know, normally I do my own
developing, but I ran out of paper this

so I had to take it to the fast photo
guys.

Anything?

Look right there. What do you see?

Nothing. Some rich guy with his date.

Look at the girl's face. What do you
see?

Like somebody who's not very happy.

She looks kind of scared, huh? And
there's the reason why. Look at his

Oh, my God.

It's a gun. Right in her back.

This is great.

This is like really hard copy stuff.

Excuse me, Victor, but that's police
stuff. She's being abducted.

Explains why someone didn't want
pictures taken.

But this happened last night. What can
we do about it now?

We can go see my son.

Yeah, I think you're right.

Gun, fourth, probable kidnapping.

Can you get out a description of the
girl?

Yeah, I'll check with the hospital.
Missing person's in the morgue.

And with the gun, though, I don't have
to ID.

I know him. You're kidding. No.

Name's Don Blaine.

He's the next cop.

He was with Vice for about five years,
and then he, uh...

Upton resigned.

Stories were going around that he got a
little too chummy with some of the guys

he used to be after.

Better pay on the other side of the
fence? Yeah, something like that. Can we

talk now?

After seeing this, I guess we better.

What are you doing?

Me?

I'm just browsing.

You want to browse, go to a library.

I thought, you know, I might come across
an arrest record of a TV star or

something.

Hey, hey, hey.

It's a living, all right?

So is arresting people.

Look, Mr. Slovak, you're a material
witness in this case.

Now, if you like, I can provide police
protection for you during the

investigation.

Protection? You mean like being locked
away and everything? When I'm sitting on

such a big buck story like this? No way.
I'm in. Give me my pictures. You're

out, and I'm confiscating these
pictures.

Now, either you're free to go until we
need you, or you can accept custody

now.

All right.

I'll just, um... I'll just move.

Okay. Mr. Slovak, if you notice anything
suspicious, please give us a call. Oh,

you'll be the first.

Let's go.

We'll get Blaine's address from records.

You sure this is the right address?

Yeah.

Sloan, what are you doing here?

About to ask you the same thing, Bill.

Came to see Don Blaine.

He's just in time.

There he is.

A little gun.

You were shot?

Twice in the heart.

Nice, neat little job.

Lieutenant, do you have any idea who
Blaine went to work for after he left

force?

Not a clue.

Hospital. May I use the phone in there?
Be my guest. Do you mind if I go with

him, Al?

More the merrier.

You know what you could use? You could
use a wider lens. You'd get the whole

thing in.

You see what I see?

I'd know that shirt anywhere.

You know what? Get up off your knees,
okay? It looks bad for the profession.

Oh, hi, guys. How's it going?

How'd you get in here?

I used my pass.

What pass?

Um... The one from the, uh, the mayor's
office. How'd you find this place?

Just like you did, from records.

You know, I kind of said that we were,
like, working as a, uh, as a team.

The mayor of Guatemala City?

Oh, you know him, too, huh?

Listen, you. Yeah, I better follow him.

You know what?

There's a phone right over here. Let me
show you, okay?

Oh, look.

Bad news.

There's a message on the machine.
Victor, it's a crime scene. You can't go

around pushing buttons.

I'm scared to death. Please come and get
me out of here.

Um, I'm just going to go wait over
there.

Did you hear that?

Yeah.

Yes, extension 1207, please.

Dr. Travis.

Hi, Jess.

Anything wrong?

Oh, hey. No, it's just Amanda.

I guess, uh, I guess it started. Just
Amanda? Tell him I'm contracting. I'm in

labor. You hear that?

She's contracting. It's labor, all
right. Great.

Everything going okay so far?

Yeah, a piece of cake. Piece of cake? I
got it covered. You gonna drop by later?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm on the way. Tell Amanda
to hang in there.

Okay, bye.

He says hang in there.

What is it, genetic with you?

You just naturally nosy?

That's why I'm good at what I do.

Well, you can go do what you do
someplace else, because this is a police

homicide investigation now, and you're
not a part of it.

Is that clear?

Clear, yes.

Fair, no. Hey, look.

It's my photos that got this whole thing
started. I'm the one that got locked in

the closet and tied up while they
trashed my place.

Now, when you smell a juicy story like
this one, you've got to land on your

feet. You've got to be like a panther.
Vic, that's it. I'm locking you up.

You can't do that. Watch me.

Wait a minute. There's no need for that.

Vic, you don't want to go to jail, do
you? Of course not. Then why don't you

what Steve says?

Take him with me.

Where are you going? We're going to
Community General Hospital. No, I don't

to go to the hospital. Just for a
moment, and then I'll drive you home.

Vic, who do you want to go with?

Okay, okay, okay.

All right, then stay put.

I'll check that answering machine tape
and try and find out who Don Blaine was

working for. Be at the hospital if you
need me.

Let's go, Vic.

Yeah, I got him. He's with this other
guy.

Look. If he said anything, the cops
would be all over you by now.

Okay, okay, calm down.

I'll keep in touch.

If it looks like he's getting closer to
anything, I'll make sure he doesn't.

Oh,

I must leave right here or so.

Sort of went away.

False alarm.

Dr. Billings just left. Nothing but a
jolt or two.

Still early onset.

Early, early.

Hello?

Hello? Sorry, a lot of static.

Give it here. That's Colin. Hang on.

Colin? Hi.

Yes, I can hear you.

Yes, it is coming.

No, we have plenty of time.

I don't know.

A day, three or four days, I know.

Please tell me you got your leave.

Yeah, he got it.

And in an hour, he's on his way.

Yes, honey?

He wants to know if you know a Rear
Admiral West.

I gobbled a couple years ago. I called
him.

You son of a gun.

Yes, honey, I'm here.

I don't have anybody in radiology. I
miss you too, honey.

Stay close. When the real thing hits,
she's going to need you.

I'm here. I'm ready.

It's cool.

Excuse me, there was a page to come in

here. Wow.

Take a look at this.

I told you to wait in the lobby. How in
God's name did you get in here?

Oh, did I happen to mention that I was
also a cardiologist?

What else have we got in there?

The usual assistant DA, licensed
contractor, you know, fire marshal,

tools of the trade.

Steve's right. You're dangerous. You
should be locked up.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. Come here. Look
at this. Please, come here.

It's called digital enhancement.

I thought that they would have the
equipment here, and I was right.

Well, I'm normally right. Anyway, I put
the photographs on this flatbed scanner

and converted it to a digital file.

Vic, this is not your equipment.

This is illegal.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, most things are
in my trade anyway.

So anyway, the hospital has this photo
computer program.

I put everything through an unsharped
mask, and now the pictures are as clear

a bell. And look, with the press of a
button, enlargement.

You could see a fly crawling up some
guy's nose with this thing.

I don't believe I'm in the mood for
that.

No, but you'll want to see this.

Remember a couple of shots of the girl
had that bright light bouncing off of

wrist? See?

Yeah, a bracelet.

Ha ha. That's exactly what I thought.
You know, a jewelry flare. I thought it

was her ID bracelet. But look.

I can see it. Can you?

Sure can.

It's one of those medical dealies.

It's a med watch tag.

She's allergic to something or has a
medical condition.

Yeah.

No. name, though. I can make out the
last digits on the ID number there.

and a six.

Yeah, that could be enough.

There we go.

MedWatch subscribers.

There must be a million names there.

Yeah, first we'll get rid of the ones we
know don't work.

We'll just ask for the ones whose last
numbers are eight and six.

Okay, now the women only.

Hey, I love it.

Okay, now women over 20, under 40.

There's what we need.

Attending physicians.

What are you going to do?

I'm going to talk to doctors.

Give a description. If we're any luck,
we'll get a name.

Yeah, they're still in here.

Now, if he comes out, you better take
him.

Has there been enough screw -ups in
there?

It's just been pure blind luck that
we're still walking around as it is.

It was luck that we spotted that jerk
with the camera.

More luck.

That I made you go back to look for that
girl's body in the desert.

No corpse.

I should have never hired Blaine. He's a
double -crossing bastard.

Well, he's sure no problem anymore.

Ah. Neither is the other broad.

She's buried so deep, no one will find
her.

So what about the doctor who's been
running with that camera jockey?

Well, now what do you think?

You ready to lose some more money?

Hey, well, you're the one who's going to
lose.

Come on.

A few times in a half an hour. Any
problems?

None.

Absolutely none.

She has a thyroid problem, which is
good. She needs it every day.

So you got her name?

Yeah, Darlene Mix.

Doctor said she recently moved to L .A.

Hello? Yes, is this the Danko Pharmacy?

Yes, this is Dr.

Wardlow.

I'm calling with reference to a patient
of mine.

Darlene Mix.

Yes. Thyroid. That's right.

My nurse called, I think, a little
earlier.

Mm -hmm.

I gather that she has moved.

Mm -hmm. And the problem is we don't
seem to have her new address. I really

to speak to her. I was wondering... Yes.
Yes, I'll wait.

You delivered it.

Perfect.

Yes, I'm here.

Got it.

Okay. Thank you very much. I appreciate
it. Mm -hmm. Bye.

Got her. Park Vista Motel in West
Covina. Wait a second.

Dr. Woodlow?

And you got a problem with my wallet?

That's different.

There's a girl's life at stake here,
Dick. Yeah, I'll tell you a hell of a

story, too.

Dead ex -cop, kidnappings, girls in
hiding.

Hey, this is half a year's income right
here. No, no, no, no, no. You're going

to stay put right here.

You know, even if Steve hadn't ordered
you off this thing, those men at your

place, they could be tailing you right
now for all we know. Hey, they could be

tailing you right now, too. I mean,
we've been joined at the hip for almost

day now. Think about it.

Good point. Good point.

Uh, I'll go out the back. I'll take
Jesse's car. You stay here.

Okay.

I just... I'm sorry. I was, um, thirsty.

I need a soda.

All right.

One soda, you stay put, all right? Okay.

Darlene? Darlene Mix?

Look, I know you're probably very
frightened.

I'm here to help you.

I sort of know about the Don Blaine, the
man in the limo with the gun.

Darlene, I am a doctor.

I work for the police.

I'm here to help you.

I know you're in trouble.

Did he send you?

No, I... He's dead, I'm afraid.

No, he can't be.

Darlene, open the door. I promise you,
I'm just here to help.

I know there's a lot of explaining to do
on both sides.

But, Darlene, I think we should leave
here.

I have been so scared.

It's alright now.

You alright?

I'll just get my medicine.

Alright.

What?

Hey, take it easy. I was careful, all
right?

Everybody get down.

I once got out of Streisand's house like
this.

Did she have two dudes with guns, too?
No, just a couple of burly hairdressers.

Dad, you should have called me. You're
lucky this paparazzi here didn't get...

prefer candid photographic artists.

Well, what's done is done, I guess.

Anyway, this photo artist, a new founder
at least.

Who is she?

Name's Darlene Mix.

From? Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

Sorry, I had to get out of that dress.
No problem.

Okay, okay, okay. What's this all about?
What happened last night? Excuse me,

Vic. Excuse me, but do you mind if I
play the police officer here?

Yeah, but you know what? I ask really
good questions, okay? Well, ask yourself

this. How would you like to do three
months for stealing my father's car?

It's all yours. Ask away. Thank you.

Um, well, okay, I was at work.

You work at the hotel?

No, I have a temporary job until I can
get settled out here, you know.

A friend of mine gave it to me.

What do you do?

I'm an escort.

I'm not a hooker.

All right, maybe some girls, you know,
but, hey, I swear, all I ever did was

dance and pour drink.

Mostly it's pretty boring, you know,
sitting around looking pretty, listening

old guys tell me how their wives would
appreciate them.

What happened last night?

Well, about ten other girls and I went
to a party at a

big suite on the top floor.

Usual stuff.

Music, drinks.

Anyway, at one point I had to go to the
powder room and... Well, I didn't know

where the bathrooms were, so I just... I
just opened one of the doors and...

It was the bedroom.

It's all right now.

Go on.

There was a guy in there and one of the
girls in the bed.

I was talking to her, kind of drunk, you
know, saying he was sorry that he had

hit her.

But they were just playing, you know.

She was dead.

Are you sure?

Yes.

She wasn't moving.

She had this big bruise on her cheek and
there was blood everywhere and she

wasn't breathing.

Then what happened?

And they shoved me downstairs and into
this limo, and, God, I swore I was going

to die.

I'm sorry.

Just take it slowly.

Well, they drove me out somewhere.

Toward Palm Springs, I think.

Then they stopped.

The bodyguard pulled me out and walked
me into the woods.

He pushed me on my knees and pulled a
gun.

I was crying.

And when I thought he was going to
shoot, he leaned in and handed me the

of that motel and his phone number.

He said he didn't know what had happened
either, but that we could talk later

when it's safe.

Then he aimed the gun into the ground
and fired twice.

Well, after the car drove away, I ran to
the highway and hitched a ride back to

the place and called him.

But I didn't hear anything until you
guys showed up.

The rest you know.

A murder.

Right.

And she saw the killer.

Who threw the party?

I don't know. We never do.

Was it the guy in the bedroom?

Maybe.

You'd never seen him before?

No. And I only saw his face for a
second, but... I could recognize him

Who do you work for, Darlene?

Starlight Escort.

I know him.

Run by a lady named Mindy Brian.

I'll go see her, find out who the host
was.

Wait, wait a second. Was that Brian or
Bryant with a T?

Those are my notes there.

Vic, I'd like to solve this one before I
read about half of it at the

supermarket checkout counter.

Well, why don't we get going then, all
right?

Dad, keep an eye on both of them,
please.

Especially Geraldo here.

Thank you, Darlene.

Anna, your pulse is racing. You've got
to relax. I'm about to have a baby. Do

you know that cats actually purr when
they deliver? Oh, that's just

You try carrying a baby for 38 weeks and
see if you don't get a little bit

crabby when you think the baby's coming
and it doesn't. Okay, I'm sorry.

I just think that you should go home
tonight.

Home? Are you crazy? I'm about to have a
baby.

Not tonight.

Oh, and you know that for a fact. I know
that there's nothing going on in the

baby dome.

Look, go home.

Kick your feet up. Have a little tea.

Relax. Sleep in your own bed tonight.

I really don't think I should leave now.
I really don't. I really don't. Look,

I'll drive you. Matter of fact, I will
chauffeur through all of this.

Just go home.

You call me if anything happens.

You think?

I do have a few things packed.

I have a new pinwheel.

There you go. Come on, come on. Let me
swing my legs around. Swing them out.

Thanks a lot for talking to me, Mindy.

Actually, I'm glad you're here.

I've been worried.

What time is it?

It's about 7 .45.

Oh, that late?

Almost time to get to work.

Why didn't you call this in?

Look, we don't have to play games here.

Some of the girls get engaged for longer
than the actual party. It's not unusual

to lose track of them for a while.

So why are you worried?

Well, for one thing, it wasn't like
Darlene. You met her, right? Mm -hmm.

not a pro.

And the other girl should have been in
today if for nothing else to pick up her

check. Give me her name again.

Lake. Barbara Lake.

Five -seven. Dark hair. Thin.

Okay.

Now, say it yourself, Minnie. We don't
have to play games.

I'm not here to bust your chops about
your business.

But I do have to ask.

The question we never answer, huh?

Who ordered the girls?

You being straight with me, Lieutenant?
Between you and me?

Not working vice, Mindy.

Okay. It was Eddie Alcala.

Eddie Alcala's throwing parties?

Very private parties for very public
people.

He's been doing it a lot lately.

Spreading his dope money around.

Yeah, peddling influence.

Look, you didn't get any of this from
me.

Fact is, I don't care about Eddie
Alcala.

I care about my girls.

Just find Barbara Lake, okay?

You know, you better watch that thing.

You don't want to burn.

Hmm, you want to stick around and rub a
little lotion on my back?

Sorry, I better go.

Huh, just like a man.

You working here today, Cal?

Yep, as of last night.

So I heard. You might enjoy this. Just
came in.

Girl's body.

Where'd they find her?

Angela's Crest Forest.

See the lab work?

You can be Cisco. I'll be Poncho.

He's mine, Bill.

Mine, too. Remember our date, ex -cop.

Why are you mad at me? I'm not mad at
you. Yes, you are. You haven't said

anything to me the whole way here.
What's to say?

Oh, I don't know.

How about, good morning, Jessie.

Thank you for picking me up. I slept
wonderfully in my own bed last night.

it off.

That's it, isn't it? What? You're mad at
me because you didn't have your baby

last night. I am not. Yes, you are. I
told you you weren't ready. I told you

go home. I was right.

All right, you were right. Fine.

You're still mad at me. I am not. Yes,
you are. No, but if you keep this up, I

can go there.

All right.

I got a lot of work to do.

You call me when you need to drive home.

All right, baby. Another day.

Just promise me that when you decide to
come, you'll come while I'm here at the

hospital. Deal?

Yeah.

Eddie

Ocala,

you're under arrest.

What are you talking about? Murder. Girl
named Barbara Lake.

Remember? You buried her in the woods?

Never heard of her. That's funny, Eddie.
We thought you knew her pretty well.

You have a nice print on one of her
patent leather shoes.

Your print.

Put your hands up there.

You have the right to remain silent.
Yeah, yeah. Save it.

22, Eddie.

Bet you never heard of Don Blaine,
either.

Nope. Oh, he's dead, too. Shot with a
very nice special just like this.

Ballistics should prove interesting,
Eddie.

Cuff him.

You almost had me, Simone.

Thanks.

Sorry you have to do this, Darlene, but
this should be the end of it.

This is the guy that threw the party.

His gun matches the one that killed Don
Blaine.

You just need an ID for Barbara Lake's
murder.

It's not him.

What?

Darlene, this is the man that threw the
party.

His prints were on Barbara Lake's body.

Well, he might have been there.

But I am telling you, this is not the
man that I saw in the room with her.

It's not him.

Blaine never quit the fort.

His bad rep was put out by the
department to help him go undercover.

Got him his job with Eddie Alcala.

After he got inside, didn't he get
dumped on Alcala?

Well, you live here now?

No, no, no. I just came over for a
coffee. Thank you.

Look,

how come Blaine didn't bust Alcala, huh?

Because he wasn't after Eddie.

Apparently, Blaine was on to bigger
fish. Guys that Eddie was romancing.

People that he invited to his parties.

Yeah. Important people, I gather.

Pillar of the community types that were
willing to, uh...

Peddle influence and offer protection to
a dirt bag like Eddie Lane was a good

cop dad He saved my life At least we got
the guy that killed him I

gotta go. Enjoy your coffee back. No,
thanks.

See you guys So we're back to my mystery
man we need to know

who was at Eddie's party that night
Eddie can't tell us I can't believe I

there photographing all night. I didn't
get one shot of anybody in Eddie's hotel

suite. You know, it's odd.

You know, it is odd.

I mean, we know that the limousine in
these pictures is Eddie's.

And that's the driver that Steve
arrested.

But the police accounted for everybody
else.

In fact, that guy works for the hotel.

The police said that this man is some
shoe salesman from Iowa.

Vic. Would you please not mess with my
stuff? Oh, I'm sorry.

How'd you know I was Snoopy?

Saw your reflection in the poster.

Whoa.

We haven't looked at everything, have
we? Photo echoing. What?

Have you ever heard of digital
enhancement?

Reflective services catch images, right?

Chromium glass, things like that. So
even though a person isn't necessarily

the frame, he could still be in the
shot.

All right.

Dr. Sloan?

Mark! I'm in my car, and I'm with
Amanda.

And she's... she's... I don't know, but
I'm in trouble.

Calm down, Jesse.

Have her contractions started again?

Yeah. Oh, yeah. Would you get back in?

Jessie, she... She's in labor.

She's delivering, Jessie. Stop the car.

But I... No, no, no, no. I called an
ambulance and we're only like a couple

miles away from the hospital.

They'll never get here. I'll never make
it.

Jessie, stop the car.

Pull yourself together. Go to Amanda and
deliver the baby.

But I need to scrub.

Okay, I've stopped.

Okay, put the top up, Jesse.

I can't. It's stuck shut.

Oh, my God.

Never mind that, doctor.

Just put the phone in the cradle. I'm
going to have this baby.

Okay, yes.

Okay. Jesse, can you hear me all right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can hear you. I can

hear you.

All right.

Can you see the baby's head?

Amanda, honey, you okay?

What could possibly be wrong with this
excellent care I'm getting?

Jesse, listen to me. You've been through
this drill more times than you can

count. You know it cold.

So just calm down and do this. The
ambulance is on the way. In the

we're going to bring this baby through.

Just catch the kid, okay?

Jesse, talk to her.

Okay.

Hello, Amanda.

Okay, look, I got you, okay? I got you.

All we're going to do is I'm going to
count to three.

And when I get there...

She wants to know what it is.

It's a boy.

Are you telling me that that lady just
delivered a baby just like that over the

phone? She did.

Wow.

Make this bigger.

Enlarge his face.

There. Look.

That's him.

That's the man in the bedroom.

You sure of that? Positive.

Do you know him?

Not personally, but then I don't get to
court much.

Judge, over here!

What is the meaning of this?

Oh, sorry. I just needed a few more
shots. I'm doing a story on you. It's

to be really big. Now, hold still.

Stop it. What?

What story?

Oh, it's about you and a girl named
Barbara Lake.

You know?

What? What?

Doesn't ring a bell?

You met her at Eddie Alcala's party,
okay?

I have no idea what you're talking
about. Oh, come on. Yes, you do. Yes,

You're a smart fellow. You went to law
school.

Look, think, think, think.

Beverly Hills, three nights ago in a
hotel.

You were partying with this girl. She
ends up dead.

See? See? I told you it was going to be
a big story. The kind of stuff that the

tabloids pay a lot of money for. Now,
one more shot.

Hey, hey, hey. Watch your language. Come
on. I was nowhere near Beverly Hills

three nights ago.

Contrera, look what I got here. Look at
this. My goodness.

You know, I had to dig you out. But, you
know, sure enough, there you are, plain

as day.

Oh, look, the same concerned expression
and everything. Now, this is crazy.

This is a cheap photographic trick, and
I'm going to have you arrested.

Cheap? Judge, I've got more.

I told you I had more.

Recognizer?

Your Honor.

What do you two want?

What do you mean, what do we want? What
do you think?

Blackmail.

Hey, you party, you pay.

I say double what we can get on the open
market.

A hundred grand apiece.

You get to keep the negative.

And I get locked.

Meant for it to happen We were drinking
it was all in

fun Then it got rough

She started to hit me and said she
wanted to go home

But we were just playing it was Just a
game she

she couldn't go

So I stopped her.

And she started screaming, and all I

remember is that I had to hit her again
and again to stop all

that screaming.

I didn't even know her name.

Get help! Go get him!

Oh, my God.

He saved his life, Vic.

There's the tabloid shot of a lifetime,
Vic.

I think I'll pass.

Ah, I got one.

You hanging on to the judge.

You did?

I love it. Now that I can tell.

Yeah, paparazzi foil suicide.

We prefer candid photographic artists.

I'll tell you, it was pretty tricky
there for a while. All cramped in like

But you managed.

Managed? I had to take charge.

I positioned him. I got the shoulders
just right.

Slight pressure.

Eased him out, you know?

I don't want to brag, but I think that
I'm pretty good at this.

Now, don't tell me you're rethinking
your residency.

I don't know. Could be. I mean, once
you've got the instincts, I think it's

in the hands, really.

That's commander.

Mark, could I have a moment with Jesse
alone, please?

Yeah. Just leave me.

Jeff, you have a seat, please.

I, uh... I think I know what you're
gonna say.

You do?

Yeah, it's, um... It's kind of a thing
with me, you know? I get carried away a

lot. And I know what I was just telling
Mark, making it sound like I was cool,

but, um... Well, you know, you were
there.

You know, I was, um... Well, I was
pretty uncool.

Actually, you were pretty wonderful.

Oh, come on. I was going to have a
breakdown.

Well, you were nervous, but that was to
be expected.

But when it was time for the baby, you
stepped right up to the plate.

Really? Really.

You know, Jesse, the person that brings
your firstborn into the world becomes a

very special and important person.

Now, Colin's going to be here in a
couple of hours, but before he comes,

like to discuss something with you that
I've decided on.

Something, you know, to commemorate the
baby's birth.

No!

You want me to be the godfather?

Uh, no, that's Mark.

All right, Mark.

Yeah, I... I wanted to name the baby.

Jesse?

Baby Jesse? Amanda! Okay, Jesse, you
see, now you're doing that carried away

thing again.

The baby's name is Colin, and the middle
name is Jesse.

See, Jesse Livingston.

Colin, Jesse Livingston. You know, a lot
of people end up using their middle

name. F. Scott Fitzgerald.

L. Ron Hubbard. Stop, it's Colin.

F. Murray Abraham.

You can leave.

G. Gordon Liddy. Go!

F. Lee Bailey. He's in jail.

Viagra.