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I can't believe you're trying to have a
benefit dance here. I mean, this place

is too small.

Jesse, we didn't have any choice.

The place we had booked had a conflict
and we weren't spending that much money

anyway. We got bounced, you know.

Yeah, and the hospital will not close
down the cafeteria, even for the

children's burn unit.

Hey, it might do some good for barbecue
bobs. Once people have those ribs,

they're back for more.

Yeah, but you know, for one night, we
take a big loss.

It's for a charitable cause.

Just surprised you talked Steve into it.
You know how he is about the bottom

line.

You did talk Steve into it, didn't you?
Well, I'm going to. Before Saturday,

well... You're going to talk me into
what before Saturday?

Swing. Swing what?

You know, the Lindy Hop.

Jitterbug. East Coast, West Coast swing.

In here? I know I should have talked to
you about it, Steve, but everything

happens so fast. The children's burn
unit really needs funds badly, and I

you'd want to help.

What's the matter?

I don't know.

Just found that on my windshield when I
went outside.

211 PC robbery, taking the property of
another by force or by fear. What does

that mean?

It was part of the California penal
code, but why someone would leave it on

car? It said at the bottom.

Uh, it says K -M -I -Y -C.

I have no idea.

Stay down.

This is Sloan. I've got a 211 in
progress.

McKinley's Jeweler, 14939 Carver Street.

Three heavily earned gunmen. Multiple
backup and paramedics.

Dad, get out.

Keep everybody in here and keep them
down.

What are you going to do?

Try and contain them until the backup
gets here. Steve!

Steve!

Mark, we have a lot of injuries here.

Probably going to have more outside.

All right. Let's check everybody in
here.

We'll set up a triage at the front door
for anybody else that might come in.

Get tablecloth, rag, clean ones, and the
first aid kit from the kitchen,

anything you can find. Did you bring
your medical bag? Yeah.

Good.

Okay, just keep some pressure on that.

A couple of butterfly bandages, you'll
be fine. Mark, I need you over here

away. Jesse, keep checking. Yeah, right.

Slippered artery?

Possibly.

Belt's a good idea.

All right, I'm making this into a
tourniquet to stop the bleeding, okay?

I'm going to pull it really hard. It's
not going to feel good.

Paramedics will be along in a minute.
You'll be fine.

How you doing? My leg's broken. I'm
going to be dead. All right, take it

We'll get you a doctor right away. Stay
put.

You okay?

Archer, what the hell are you doing?
Whatever you tell me to. They're taking

cover in the mall.

Joukowsky. Joukowsky, get back here.
You're outgunned.

No kidding.

Get this man in a barbecue box.

My father's in there.

They went down one of those passageways
between the stores.

Were those AK -47s? Oh, yeah. They were
in body armor, too.

Set up a perimeter.

Coordinate off. We'll do a door -to
-door. Get as many units as you can with

more firepower.

Notify SWAT. We'll use this as our
staging area. He's already on it.

Help!

Somebody help me!

Keep the reporters out of here.

This is Archer.

The three -block area around Fontaine
Mall is now a kill zone.

I need all the help you can send.

And patch me into that chopper buzzing
around up there.

Copy that.

In total.

I've got to call the insurance.

I've got to call my wife. Steve says you
take him, Doc. I've got better things

to do. We're sitting down over there.
All right.

Amanda? All right. Keep this pulled
tight. I'll be right back.

What? Right here.

Right here.

How's Steve?

He's ticked, but on top of it.

The fibular interpretation of the bone
ends.

Okay, go in the kitchen and get me that
little broom and some duct tape and a

bag with some ice in it. I got it. Here,

we're going to splint your leg and we'll
ice it down for you. Try to breathe

normally and don't move.

I got another one.

Split it, ice it down, and monitor his
heart rate. All right.

What is it, Alan? Numb arm?

Chest pain? They shot up my jewelry
store. They shot up my jewelry store.

possible heart attack in progress here.

My water just broke.

We haven't seen him come out of the mall
area, Lieutenant.

Good. Maintain your present altitude.
We're instituting a door -to -door.

And get that news chopper out of your
airspace.

Roger. Copy that, Johnson.

Johnson, Heidegger, and Martinez are
coming up empty.

Chopper 1 says he's still in there.

He better be.

We have four more units on route with
heavy weaponry.

I will tell them to hurry up. These guys
have got us outgunned a hundred times

over.

Spotted one. We're in pursuit.

Where are you? East side passageway.

Chopper 1, you copy?

Roger that.

Good.

Maintain contact.

Tell Joukowsky to stay out of the line
of fire.

Those new guys follow me in as soon as
they get here.

Try and keep them pinned down.

Find those other two gunmen.

As soon as I get my crystal ball.

Joukowsky, don't engage suspect.

Repeat. Do not engage.

a heart attack. Somebody want to give me
my stethoscope?

Go, go. I'll keep an eye on him.

This is no good. He's in deep pain.

Do you still have your stun gun? Yeah.
Get it. Hurry.

Oh, my God.

A contraction.

It's okay. We've delivered babies under
worse conditions.

But they already told me. I need a C
-section.

It's only 50 ,000 volts.

It's going to have to do.

Damn it.

I think we got him.

We didn't even see him.

Get him into my father. I'll cover for
you.

I need help here.

Put him down here.

Jesse.

Fucking chest wound.

He's taking a bullet right through the
chest cavity.

Where are the paramedics?

They're on their way. Until the area's
secure, we can't let them in. We can't

wait for that.

Jesse, give me a credit card.

Yeah.

I don't understand.

Tell me how to piece that tape.

One more.

This way, I know to keep her out of a
chest cavity.

Oh, please.

Help me.

She's going into shock.

your weapon down.

Well, what do you know?

Somebody actually still has pride in
their workmanship.

That's a rare thing in this day of mass
production.

Now that vest you're wearing, one of
these slugs will... Blow you inside out.

It's a piece of worthless junk.

It's a budget thing.

Yeah, that figures.

The city's not going to pay to protect
its finest.

I bet you even had to buy your own shoes
you're wearing.

How much you pay for those? 100, 150
bucks?

You'll wear out the tread in six weeks.

Max. Am I right?

Four.

I hate that.

Everything changes for the worst.

Don't you hate that?

Why don't you just put the gun down?

We can discuss the collapse of American
manufacturing somewhere quieter.

You know what? I got a better idea.

Why don't you just take me out and save
us all the bureaucratic bother? Just put

the gun down.

Slowly.

You want it on the ground?

You put me there with it.

One shot, right to the head.

Do it!

What are

you

doing that for?

Because I felt like it.

Move!

Get Mr. McGinley into exam room two. Get
him on an EKG monitor, oxygen, and keep

him on those ringers.

Coming.

You all ready? Yeah, I got word on the
radio coming over. Get him into the OR.

Dad. All right.

I heard a trauma one.

I think he's going to be fine. We've got
a surgeon waiting for her. Let's go.

Well, hold that elevator.

The delivery room's ready for you and
your baby.

Go. Now.

Let's go. Hurry up. I'll tell you what,
I'll reduce the scratch if you look

after Mr. McGinley in exam room two. I
think he's in pretty good shape. Go

ahead, I'll handle it.

Thanks. All right,

guys, bring him right down to the path
lab.

I'll get on a notch on him as soon as
possible.

Good, because his buddies are still out
there and I need to leave.

How is everybody?

I don't know. They're being taken care
of.

What's that?

It's a note I found in my windshield
right before the shooting started.

They warned you?

Yeah, they gave me all the 30 seconds.

Oh, this is nuts.

The press is going to love this if they
find out. Well, let's make sure they

don't. Well, it's going to be hard.
They're everywhere.

And once the chief sees this note...
Well, let's just get the guys before I

to give it to them. Well, we got an APB
out on the vehicle, a helicopter grid

search of the area, door -to -door
canvas.

Every possible resource the department
can give us. Yeah, which translated

we don't have anything.

Well, we did catch a little luck.
There's a security camera in the parking

and the videotape was running when I got
a couple of guys bringing it over to

the office.

Mr. Roberts, we're wearing ski masks,
body armor. There's nothing really to

identify him from.

What about the dead guy?

Amanda's checking on him. She's going to
page me as soon as she gets something.

And the jewelry store owner? They're
getting him stabilized.

Get on the radio, see what's going on.

We've got to get these guys.

Okay.

Well, we're still waiting for the test
results, but it looks like you had a

heart attack.

No kidding.

You know the old saying about being
scared to death?

Hmm.

What happened, Ellen?

I'm not even sure.

I was in the back. I heard some
shouting.

I went out into the store, and there
were these guys smashing the cases and

grabbing the merchandise, and then they
just took off.

That's when it felt like this elephant
sat on my chest.

They didn't start shooting until they
got outside?

No. They didn't come in the back to rob
the...

Where you keep your good stuff.

They just hit the cases in the front
where you keep the less expensive

merchandise. But all quality. You know
my store.

I know. Quality jewelry, quality prices.
Yeah, when they steal from me, they

steal something priceless.

That's what you're going to tell the
insurance company.

What can you tell me?

Would this be covered by that doctor
-patient privilege?

Well, I'm a doctor. You're a patient.
Why not?

They only got me for 10 ,000, 12 ,000
tops.

He definitely died from a gunshot to the
forehead.

You said you shot him in the leg. I did.

Oh, I pulled a 9mm slug out of his
thigh, but I also pulled a slug out of

forehead from a .45.

The other guy shot his own partner, so
he wouldn't talk.

No identification of either of those
both.

No, but I'll run his prints through
AFIS.

Hey, look at this.

Blood on the arm of the jacket.

Could it have come from the head wound?

No, the blood pooling indicates that he
was already down when he was shot.

It never would have splattered that far.

His partner grabbed him and tried to
drag him away.

That's before he decided he'd rather
have a nice little conversation with me.

You know, there was broken glass all
over the ground. He could have cut

Maybe this is his blood.

Might be enough there to type it. Could
help.

Could you do that, please?

Sloan here. What do you got?

We'll be right there.

Did we find him?

No, but the security camera tape's ready
to look at.

Want to join us?

Do you actually want his help? Do you
think we can keep him out of it?

Why, thank you for the support.

I learn. I'm slow, but I learn.

See ya.

License plate, Adam, X -ray, Queen, 1.

And what comes after that?

5 '1", maybe?

That's worth a try.

You know, off the record, the robbers
only took a few thousand dollars worth

jewelry. Yeah, why go to so much trouble
to steal so little?

You know, they were well -armed, well
-protected.

And totally undisciplined. They're
insane.

I thought I saw that before.

Come here, look at this.

Right.

Right there. You seen that?

Yeah, he twitched. You know, I noticed
that at the time.

His whole body twitched. So he was
nervous.

There's your license plate.

The car was stolen two blocks away one
hour before the robbery.

I'll call B .I .P .U., tell them to put
an armed and dangerous and hold for

prints on the stolen vehicle want. You
got it.

Sloan here.

All right, we'll give it up and keep an
extra patrol in the area.

And go down to roll call.

Alert them that this just might be the
first in a series of 211s.

And find that stolen vehicle. It's bound
to turn up someplace soon.

Call or note the search?

Yeah, they're long gone and we would
have sneered them by now.

So what now?

Now we deal with the press.

What do you mean, we?

Oh, that was great, guys.

Marvelous. Take a break.

This is really marvelous.

What do you think?

They were great. I'm surprised you got
them back here after what happened

yesterday. Well, I just reminded them it
was a worthy cause, and most of the

people who hurt the other day were all
right, and that lightning never strikes

twice in the same place.

Actually, it does.

Don't tell them.

Don't tell them what?

That the two robbers who blew out the
front window yesterday are still at

Still no leads?

No, just one.

The man that got an ID on the dead guy,
Lou Nestor.

I'm having Tannis pull his records, but
so far there's no indication that he's

ever been involved in anything violent.

Just shoplifting, check -kiting. Why
does a guy like that go around shooting

the whole neighborhood?

And for no money. That doesn't make any
sense.

I'll get a message if there was
something left here for me.

Yeah, it was a note we found on the
counter when we came in this morning.

Apparently somebody dropped it off
before the new window shut.

What is it?

It's another note. It's like yesterday.

486 PC Grand Theft Auto. Taking of a
vehicle with the intent of permanently

deprived. Yeah, and it says KMIYC at the
bottom.

That's mine.

Hey, get out of there.

This is so much better than yesterday,
don't you think?

It's quieter.

Not so many distractions.

It's your turn.

Those nine millimeters are a piece of
junk.

You know, if guns were subjected to the
same type of production standards that

little kids' toys are, they'd have to
take every one of them off the market.

Want to use my gun?

We could switch.

What the hell was that?

I have no idea.

Wasn't that your truck?

Yeah, it was my truck.

Fellas, the burn unit really does need
the funds.

You have to come back tomorrow night. We
need you.

Look, a lot of important people come to
this thing. It could mean other jobs for

you. Forget it.

Where's your civic involvement?

Okay, now what do we do?

I find the lunatic is responsible for
all this.

Well, I don't have a lunatic, but your
truck turned up in the L .A. River three

minutes ago.

I don't believe this.

Yesterday, three guys robbed a jewelry
store across the street.

One of them kills his wounded buddy so
he won't talk, and then the killer comes

back today and steals my truck.

And he tells me the penal code for what
he's going to do. Then he goes and does

it, and I still can't stop him.

What the hell is going on here?

There's obviously no logic behind it.
Are you sure this is the same guy?

Yeah, it was the same ski mask, the same
fatigues, the same voice.

And he twitched, just like yesterday.

He's baiting you.

By robbing a jewelry store of almost
nothing and then stealing Steve's truck?

doesn't make sense.

He also could have killed me yesterday
and today, but he didn't. He just stood

there taunting me like he was waiting
for something.

Steve is lucky you came by when you did.
Oh, yeah, that's me, Mr. Lucky.

Why are you here, anyway?

Well, the stolen car that was used
during the robbery turned up.

OPG has it impounded.

And I thought you might want to take a
look.

And you came by just to give me a ride?

Well... I might have been thinking about
a free lunch.

Yeah, let's take a look at that car.

There's got to be something to stop this
guy before he sends me another one of

his notes. And before somebody else gets
hurt.

Shame what those guys did to a nice
vehicle like this.

It looks like it's in pretty good shape
to me.

Sprayed it with oil.

I hate it when guys do that.

Shows no respect.

Oil?

Yeah, it's an old car thief trick.

Steal a car, strip it, and then spray it
with a light coat of oil before you

dump it.

It's impossible to recover prints.

Gonna take a hell of a wash to clean
this baby.

Did you find anything?

Three or four shell casings.

Looks like an AK -47 to me. We know.
It's no help.

What about the prints?

I told you, it's been oiled. Oiled, I
know.

You got a fingerprint kit?

Sure.

What are you doing?

Let's see if I have any luck left.

Thank you.

Maybe I should take the next flight to
Vegas, huh?

Fingerprints. Nice fat ones.

How'd you know?

I've seen it before.

People get in and automatically adjust
the rearview mirror without thinking

about it. And they wouldn't think to oil
it, either.

Nice call.

I'm going to remember this.

All right, I've got to get a photograph,
lift these, and send them through

APHIS. Put a rush on it, will you?

These guys are still out there, and I
don't know how long my luck is going to

last. You got it.

Done it? Coffee?

No. Thanks.

I got the police lab to blow up a few
frames from the security camera

videotape. This is Lou Nestor, the
robber that Steve shot in the leg.

This must be the other robber, the one
who killed Nestor so the police couldn't

question him. Right.

Now, here he's got his hand on Nestor's
shoulder like he's trying to drag him

away. This frame is just a few seconds
later.

He took his hand away.

Only now there's blood on his shoulder
and there wasn't before.

So the blood did come from the man who
killed him. Yeah.

I think if we run an analysis on this
blood, we can figure out what kind of a

medical condition is causing all that
twitching. Oh, there are a lot of

that can cause that.

Tourette's, epilepsy, spinal nerve
degeneration.

Well, run checks on all of them and
anything else you can think of.

Mark, the sample is so small, I don't
know what I'm going to come up with.

I'll take whatever I can get.

We've got to figure out what is going on
with this guy before he kills any more

people.

I just told 150 carnivorous reporters
that we had a lead we weren't at liberty

to discuss yet.

Tell me I wasn't lying.

You weren't.

The prints from the rearview mirror came
back belonging to Johnny Terrell.

That's his record.

Shoplifting, check kiting, forgery.

Same stuff as Nestor.

I pulled the 510s and the FIs from both
their arrest packets.

They were known associates, and they
were arrested together once for

shoplifting. According to a field
interview card, Terrell used to hang out

bar called Circe's.

Buy you a drink?

Never turned down a lady yet.

You know, I heard that about you.

You heard what about me?

Mark.

Blood work came back positive in
Huntington's, Korea.

That explains the twitching.

Terrible disease.

Degenerative, incurable, leading to loss
of muscle control, attacks the nervous

system, dementia.

And a long, agonizing death.

Listen, if the Huntington's is as
advanced as we might think, well, it's

wonder why its behavior just doesn't
make any sense.

But it doesn't drive you to rob stores
and commit murders.

There's a pattern at work here, and it's
definitely targeted at Steve.

But why?

I don't know.

There's got to be an explanation.

I think I'll call the staff neurologist,
see if there are any patients in the

area who have Huntington's. Well, it's a
long shot, Mark. There just isn't a

national registry for Huntington's.
Well, it's a place to start.

There's no shoplifting paid so well.

See the dresses those chicks are
wearing?

Hello.

What can I do for you two?

Information. Oh, no, no, no, no. Please,
don't do that. Not in here.

You got underage drinkers?

No, I got rich people.

I got really rich people.

And they don't like police officers.

They don't think about police officers.

Matter of fact, they don't want to think
about police officers.

What about Lou Nestor and Johnny
Terrell? You suppose they think about

I wouldn't know.

I've never heard of them. Oh, come on.

Look, I'm not kidding.

I don't know names.

It's a matter of protecting my job.

You know faces?

Yeah, I know that one's dead.

The hole in the forehead would certainly
indicate that.

You know him?

Sure, he and his partner sort of stick
out. You know, like polyester in a silk

factory.

Well, well.

Here comes Mr. Fashion Staven now.

Sorry.

New shoes.

I don't know anything.

Well, that makes our job a lot easier.

Who hired you and Nestor to help with
the jewelry store?

No, nobody.

There was a guy. There was just, you
know, a guy guy.

With a twitch?

Yes, yes. And he's nuts. He's nuts. And
he kept ranting and ranting about some

cop named Sloan.

That'd be me.

You're Sloan? Yeah.

This is for you.

245 PC.

Assault with a deadly weapon.

Use of any object with the intent to
cause great bodily harm or death to

another. KMIYC. Where'd you get this?

Some guy.

Detail?

Medium height.

Medium build.

Medium brown hair.

It's a medium guy.

He did have a bandage on one hand.

Did he have a twitch?

God.

Yeah, sometimes.

Like somebody jerking on a string.

Yeah, yeah. You see? You see? You see?
Don't let me go because he killed Lou.

Where is he? I don't know. He's not.

So help us find him. No, no, no. Let me
go.

Johnny Terrell definitely did not have
Huntington's career.

But the bullet that killed him matches
the one that we dug out of Nestor's

skull. Which still means we have no way
of IDing the guy who's sending me the

notes. And we have no way of knowing why
he's coming after you. If he wanted to

kill me, he could have done it easily.

Including last night when he killed
Terrell. It just doesn't make sense.

How did you get on to Terrell?

They oiled the car, but they forgot the
back of the rearview mirror.

We got his prints.

I'm very impressed.

Don't be.

It only worked for me once.

Back when I was in uniform, I helped
bust a guy named Kurt Fallon who was

knocking off convenience stores.

He used stolen cars as getaway vehicles.

I remember that case. What are you
first?

We finally turned up one of the cars,
oiled, and I sat in the driver's seat

just instinctively reached up to adjust
the mirror.

And got an idea.

Fallon's fingerprints were all over the
back of the mirror.

I haven't seen an oiled car since.

Until yesterday.

What if somebody knew you were going to
check that car and saw to it that

Terrell's prints were on the back of
that mirror?

So they'd lead us to him.

That doesn't make sense either. Why do
that and then kill Terrell just before

talked? I don't know.

Because he killed Nestor before he had a
chance to talk.

Is Fallon still in prison?

Let's find out.

You sure this is the place?

Fallon's parole officer said this was
the last address he had.

We've definitely got the right guy.

Take a look.

Welfare and Institutions Code 601J
Runaway. A missing person.

He knew we were coming.

Look at this stuff over here.

Medical textbooks?

Yeah. This is open to the section on
Huntington's Korea.

Just describing the kind of death he's
facing.

Here's a book on Dillinger, another on
Ted Bundy, Bonnie and Clyde.

Looks like he's suffering from delusions
of infamy.

Look at these. These are all on Carol
Chessman, the red light killer.

Could I borrow a couple of these?

Sure, we'll get them locked and you can
take them with you.

You think there's something in there
that'll help us find Fallon? Well, maybe

not help us find him, but help us
understand what he's up to.

He's demented. What else do you need to
know?

Well, he hasn't reached full -blown
dementia yet because he's got a plan.

following it.

And up to now, he's making us follow it,
too.

You're right about that.

You know, you're lucky it's me that
caught you in here, not the chief.

Oh, are you kidding?

He left ages ago.

I hope.

You find something?

Mm -hmm.

According to the prison authority,
Nestor and Fallon shared a cell the last

Nestor was in for forgery.

So, Fallon contacted Nestor when he
needed help with the robbery, and Nestor

brought his buddy Terrell in with him.
Now all we have to do is find Fallon.

Did you put out an APB?

Three hours ago.

Now what?

Sloan.

Oh, come on, Jesse. I'm tired. I want to
go home.

What emergency?

Jesse.

I have to go to the restaurant.

Travis blow up the barbecue, Doc?

Well, if he did, he's in trouble.

If he didn't, he's even in more trouble.

Go back to sleep.

Cause of death, massive coronary
occlusion, resulting in stoppage of

and concomitant pulmonary failure.

Hi.

I think I figured out what's going on.
Between Steve and Kurt Fallon?

Fallon's department is full of books on
famous criminals, but especially Carol

Chessman. So what does that have to do
with Steve?

Well, Chessman taunted the police for
months before they ever caught him. And

the bottom of each note, he would always
put...

Catch me if you can. C -M -I -Y -C. Yes,
but Fallon always ended his notes with

K -M -I -Y -C.

Well, the other books in Fallon's
apartment were about Dillinger, Bonnie

Clyde, Ted Bundy, the Long Island
Railroad killer. High -profile killers.

Every one of them ended up in a blaze of
notoriety.

Whether they were gunned down like
Bonnie and Clyde or had famous trials

Bundy. So you think he's doing this for
publicity?

I think it's more than that.

I think he's dying from a terminal
disease, and he wants to end his life,

can't do it himself.

So he wants Steve to do it for him. A
high -profile suicide by a cop.

So KMIYC doesn't stand for catch me. It
means kill me, if you can.

This better be an emergency.

It is. Take a look at these.

What are they? Insurance forms.

You called me over here for insurance
forms? This could wait a while. No, it

can't. The insurance company says it
won't cover the cost of the front

The city has to.

What? They say it happened in the course
of police action. They won't cover it.

Wonderful. It's an emergency, right?

Well, let me get a beer. I'll take a
look.

Steve, we cannot afford to cater this
benefit for free and cover the cost of

this front window.

Well, it's not going to bankrupt us, but
it's not going to help either.

Jesse.

You see who put this here? Put what
where?

187 PC murder.

The premeditated taking of the life of
another.

Kill me if you can.

K -M -I -Y -C.

Jesse, get out of here, now!

Jeff, you all right?

Yeah, I'm great.

How you doing, Flo?

It's so good to see you face to face
after all these years.

No ski mask this time.

We all know who we are.

You're the guy who stole 15 years of my
life.

And I'm the guy with the disease that's
gonna steal the rest of it.

On second thought, that's not true.

You're gonna take care of that last
little chore for me.

Not a chance.

You owe me.

The only thing I owe you is a trip back
to prison.

So I can do what?

Die?

Strapped to a bed?

Twitching, screaming like some animal?

Not knowing who I am or where I am?

They treat rabid dogs better.

Then put yourself out of misery.

This isn't up to me.

Oh, but it is.

You made sure that prison stole a big
part of my life.

And now you're going to make sure that I
get dead.

I'm not going to be manipulated into
committing murder.

Oh, come on, Sloan.

Be a sport.

I made this little suit just for you.

How do you like my... targets?

Just put the gun down.

Well, I'm glad to see that you've got a
gun that works this time.

Now let's try aiming, shall we?

Put it right here or put it right here.

How hard could that be?

This doesn't have to end like this.

Kill me.

I'm not going to kill you no matter how
bad you shoot the place up.

You know, you've got a point.

Let him go.

You know, I heard what you said about
insurance companies.

Do you know that I can't even get health
insurance?

Pre -existing condition.

Yeah.

Ever since I was born.

You think those money -hungry jackals
care about me?

Just a little compassion?

That's what this world is lacking.

People who really care about somebody
else's suffering.

I care.

Let him go.

You shoot me, or I shoot him.

All right.

One, two...

definitely coming here more often.

This is great, Mark.

How'd you manage to get the band to come
back to our bad neighborhood?

Oh, well, you know, once they remembered
what a worthy cause it was, they

decided to give it a shot. Try.

Really? Yeah.

I did have to guarantee free ribs for
the band and their families for a year.

Oh, no.

And, of course, it was the little favor
I asked for.

Anything for a good cause and a plate of
ribs.

What did you do, Dad?

Ladies and gentlemen, introducing Jive,
Louie Jive.

One, two, one, two, three, four.