All language subtitles for the_sentinel_s01e02_siege

In all tribal cultures, every village
had a sentinel.

Now, a sentinel is chosen because of a
genetic advantage.

A sensory awareness that can be
developed beyond normal humans.

Your time spent in Peru has got to be
connected with what's happening to you

now.

I've got hundreds of documented cases of
one or two hyperactive senses, but not

one single subject was all fine.

You could be the real thing.

It's still not working.

Let's just go over it again.

Again? What's the problem now?

Well, for one thing, you gotta drop that
thin blue line routine, okay? Oh, no,

no, no, no, no, no. That's some of my
best stuff, man. I'm telling you, drop

Look, I may be a rookie in your little
dirty, hairy world here, but I'm telling

you, man, when it comes to thesis speak,
I am a pro. In anthropology, the trick

is to convince the captain that you're
studying police science.

Hell, man, I will dress up in an evening
gown like J. Edgar Hoover if you

thought it would help. I want this
partnership just to... Whoa, whoa, whoa,

whoa, whoa.

Stop right there, Chief, okay? Yeah,
yeah, yeah, I know. I know, I know, I

I'm never to refer to us as partners.
That's right. I'm strictly the observer.

That's right. And this Sentinel stuff
stays between us. I don't want anybody

finding out what's going on. Okay, fine.

All right?

What's that, man?

I thought I smelled blood.

Oh, man, you are good.

I sliced myself cutting a bagel this
morning.

Man, that is great.

Did your mother ever tell you not to
play with sharp objects?

The central hypothesis to my

dissertation is how the...

Quality of evidence gathering at a crime
scene can affect the capture of a

perpetrator and ultimately the outcome
of the trial.

And you're requesting full access
credentials to observe Detective Ellison

the job?

Well, yeah, he is the best on the force,
isn't he?

Did you tell him that?

Look, Mr.

Sandberg, you don't exactly seem like
the law enforcement type. What exactly

you interested in this field?

Well, I've always been fascinated with
the concept of the thin blue line.

The thin blue line. Yeah, yeah, you
know, it's that slender thread that

separates the lawful and the criminal
elements of our society. It's a concept

that dates way back to the... I'm
familiar with the concept.

Could you excuse us for a moment? I'd
like to talk to Detective Ellison alone.

Yeah, sure, no problem.

I'll be right out here, man.

Thanks.

Jim,

when you first told me about this guy, I
was expecting an academic.

Not some neo -hippie flower child with
time on his hands now that the debt has

broken up.

Frankly, I'm having a hard time buying
that you even want him on your tail.

I hear you, Simon.

The family thing.

Family? Yeah, Blair's my cousin's kid.

They've been supporting him through
college for the last seven years, and

figured if he finally got his doctorate,
he'd go out and get a job.

And all this talk about you only working
alone?

Yeah.

Look, even my mom called and begged me
on this one.

As far as I'm concerned, he's just
another ride -along. If anything happens

him, it's my responsibility.

I take the heat.

All right, all right.

Have him go over to personnel and start
the paperwork.

He can pass with fatuity clearance. I'll
sign off on him. Terrific. I appreciate

it.

Excuse me, Captain.

Daryl's here.

Oh, great. Send him in. Thanks, Rhonda.
I haven't seen Daryl in years. How old

is he now?

An impossible 14.

He's been having a pretty rough time
ever since Joan and I broke up.

You know, plus the usual teenage BS.

I figured this fishing trip, we might be
able to work some things out.

Hey, there's my boy.

Mom wants me home for Sunday dinner.

Yeah. Okay.

Daryl, you remember Detective Ellison?

What's up?

How are you guys going to have a hell of
a weekend?

Yeah, the weekend are the dopest party
of the year.

Hey.

All right, now, we've had this trip
planned for quite a while.

Oh, you've been planning so you don't
have to go guilt -tripping about the

divorce so Mama can get off her back for
the weekend. That's enough.

Look, I was hoping to get out of here by
noon, but I got a call this morning

about a lunch meeting over at the
mayor's office.

You mean I got to hang here?

Don't worry about it.

I got you a copy of Assault Force 2.

That ought to keep you busy.

I already beat that game, Dad.

Yeah, well, this time try it without the
cheat mode, okay?

I shouldn't be too long.

I'll see you there.

You be good.

You're telling me that my thin blue line
wrap dish didn't put this whole thing

right over? I'm telling you that if you
had listened to me, I wouldn't have had

to shovel the captain more bull than
even you could dish out.

Wait a minute. You didn't give him that
cousin story, did you? It was a last

resort. And he bought it? Yeah, for now.
But from now on, when I tell you to do

something, you do it. When I tell you to
say something, you say it. The way I

tell you to say it, okay? Are we clear?
Yes, we're clear.

Very good. Oh, hey, wait a minute, man.
Time out.

Problem? Uh, yeah, that 16 -ounce cafe
latte I just had kind of banging up my

bladder. All right.

Right down here. Uh, I think you can
trust me to handle this mission on my

Jim. You sure?

Thanks. Thanks for the offer. It's a
tough one.

Yeah. Yeah, rescue ambulance.

Can I help you?

I tried calling you.

Where you been?

Stuck in a deposition all morning.

So where's my lunch?

You don't have to be so damn smug about
it. I just knew your sister wouldn't go

through with the wedding. Right, and now
on top of canceling her shower

tomorrow, I have to buy you lunch?

It wasn't my idea to bet on it.

My afternoon is packed, but if you can
be ready in five minutes, I know a great

new Indian place. No, no, no. Not too
spicy.

I seem to recall from our married date
that you love tandoori.

Oh, I still do. But this afternoon, I
just kind of feel like... We're not

to Wonder Burger. My choice. Well, that
was the deal.

Meet me downstairs.

Hey. How you doing? Good.

Hey, Jim, did you hear about Alton and
Morrison?

They were just convicted for the ferry
boat bombing. Live sentences for both.

That's only two of them.

Yeah, but the way Garrett Kincaid
disappeared, maybe the Sunrise Patriots

gone for good.

Yeah, maybe the sun won't rise.

You're required to read the manual, fill
out the application materials, and find

the consent form.

Great, great.

When I'm done with all this, I should
qualify for a license to kill, huh?

We've got a couple of hours here, Chief,
so I'm going to be leaving you in

Vera's capable hands, all right? Mm
-hmm.

Vera, is that white shoulders that
you're wearing?

It's not too much, is it?

No, not at all. It's just that whenever
I smell white shoulders, it reminds me

of my grandmother.

Your grandmother.

Right. Don't you have some place to go,
detective?

Right. Well, good luck.

Now, Mr. Sandberg, the department
requests all incoming personnel to

drug test. I hope that's not a problem
for you. Oh, come on. Do I look like

would be a problem?

Don't answer that.

We need a urine sample.

Now, that actually might be a problem,
you see, because I just went.

To lighten up on yourself, Jim, you got
two of them put away for life. We nailed

foot soldiers, Carolyn. Garrett Kincaid
is still out there.

You know you're not responsible for
every lunatic on the loose. Says who?

All right, this is Jim K. We are
standby.

Well, that takes care of the Gestapo in
the field.

Now, for the ones in the building.

Attention all field units at Central.
Attention all field units at Central.

is an emergency mobilization.

Repeat, this is an emergency
mobilization.

An airliner has crashed into the
Whitewater Reclamation Plant just south

airport. All field personnel in the
building, report to Sergeant Howard at

crash site immediately.

At the crash site immediately.

Start the lockdown.

Get your hands up.

Stand up. Quietly leave the room through
this door. Follow this man.

Keep your hands where I can see them.

Move it. Move it.

May anything happen to me and your
smoke?

My father's a... Please, let's try to
cooperate.

Stay light.

You're a valuable hostage if you want a
captain. You're dead right now.

Come in.

Mr. Southern?

McBride? Sir?

Is our building secure?

Every entrance sealed and guarded.

Elevators disabled, sir.

What about the cops in the field? All
units diverted.

Jam is operating.

We got the communications completely
shut down.

Looks like we got the whole city at our
feet.

Anything?

It's not just my voicemail. The whole
phone system's shut down.

The backup network should have kicked
right in. Try 911.

Disconnected. Something's wrong here.

Why is the gate closed?

What the hell's going on here?

Carolyn, get down.

Stay quiet.

Good work, gentlemen.

We can say that justice will prevail.

Score one for the psychopath.

Captain Taggart.

I can see that that bullet hole in your
leg hadn't taught you any manners.

He needs a doctor.

Where's your daddy, boy? Getting ready
to kick your ass.

David 152 to all patrol units. We have a
field emergency.

Central is under siege.

Unknown number of suspects.

Assault weapons.

Any unit respond code 3.

They've jammed all the channels.

Came off without a hitch.

Who's going to bring them to their
knees?

Jim,

are you okay?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

They're 18 minutes.

Has he given the demand?

I don't think Kincaid's talked to the
outside yet. If you talk to them like

again, they'll kill you.

These men are animals.

We can just give them their goods.
Forget it, Daryl.

We'll do what they say.

I couldn't raise anybody on the radio.

Get down. You're going to get your head
blown off. It's Derek Kincaid and his

men. They steal the building off and
shut down all the communication.

Our cars can't even talk to each other.
My God.

Daryl's in there. Simon, Daryl's in
there.

Simon.

He's okay.

How do you know?

I saw him at the window.

He's in the squad room with the other
hostages.

By now, they've got to know that he's my
kid. Simon, settle down.

He's scared, but he's unharmed, and he
needs you now.

You just hang in there, all right?

You know, in these hostage situations,
if you survive the first assault, you

stand a pretty good chance.

Are you all right?

Yeah.

Sandberg's in there, too.

It took a hell of a day to get the guy
his credentials.

you as soon as he showed up.

Poor guy's got to be worried sick about
that boy, has he?

Ain't it Ellison with him, is it? Yes,
sir.

McBride, give me that phone.

Yes, sir. I'll be waiting.

The mayor's got the fire department
doing a full evacuation within a two

radius. He's also going to try to get
word to the governor.

Banks, sir. Captain Banks.

Garrett Kincaid here.

All right, you listen to me, Kincaid.
No, you listen.

Now, you've lost six people already.

Casualties of war.

Unavoidable. Your man, Taggart, is
wounded and losing blood fast.

And that boy of yours, God love him, he
needs to learn to have a little respect

for his elders. I swear to you, Kincaid,
if you do anything to hurt him... Shut

up! In 28 minutes, a helicopter's gonna
land on the roof of your city jail. 28

minutes. My two men, Morrison and Alton,
are POWs there.

You will release them.

In 33 minutes, that chopper's scheduled
to touch down on the roof of this

building. If my men are not on that
chopper, you're going to have a hell of

lot more people to bury, Captain.

Look, we have got to release some
hostages before we talk about any

Send one out right now.

Go.

Hey, wait, wait, get the hell off of me!
What are you doing? Get off of me! Get

the hell off of me! Get off of me! Help
me!

Pinkade! I want those people kept safe
up there.

Yeah, help me!

Oh, no.

Get off me, damn it! Get off me! Stop
it! Don't drop me, please!

Daddy, help me, please!

Please, don't drop me! Please, don't
drop me! Please!

They killed me! Stop!

Stop! Please, don't let me die!

Please, don't kill me!

Daddy, help me!

Daddy!

Please, don't kill me! 10K, you're still
here.

I'm right here, Captain Bay.

police swat national guard salvation
army i don't want anybody showing up

because if they do i'm gonna have to
start killing more sworn agents the

states attorney am i making myself clear
and i'll tell you something captain i

got a whole room full to choose from i
understand

not just have them roll in. People's
lives are at stake. My son has been

I understand, Captain, and I feel for
you.

But I must also be concerned with the
lives of everyone else in Cascade. I

no choice but to call in the National
Guard.

Begging your pardon, ma 'am, but Kincaid
and his men are stone killers with a

reputation for carrying out their
threats. If the guard rolls in, we can

bloodbath on our hands.

If six of your people are really dead,
I'd say we already do.

What about the prisoners Kincaid is
demanding?

Captain Lomax in Tacoma is sending in a
force to intercept the terrorist

helicopter at the Cascade Jail.

If Kincaid doesn't get what he wants, I
guarantee you he'll react.

Since you're the only one who has
contact with Kincaid, we're counting on

control the situation until the guard
gets there.

We've gotten the local TV stations to
sit on the story.

The minute people realize the police
department's been rendered impotent, the

whole city could panic.

What is the current status of your
force?

I wish the hell I knew.

This is crazy. We've got to go back.

Not without a command from higher up, we
don't.

What's the latest on the wire?

The same.

I can't believe we're going to just sit
here.

We'll do our best, Governor.

She wants us to keep things as calm as
we can until the guard arrives.

And that's in 25 minutes. Kincaid is
going to realize that his men aren't

to be making their flight to freedom.

And then the guard arrives.

Either one of those events is enough to
send that psycho off on a killing spree.

What options do we have?

Well, I can get in the building and take
my chances.

With his men crawling all over the
place?

Carolyn's right, Jim. They got that
place sealed up tight.

Look, there's got to be something we can
do.

Tom, you have a fax machine, right?

Who doesn't?

Carolyn, get on the phone with Public
Works. Have them fax over a map of the

sewer system in a four -block radius of
the station.

Sorry, folks, got a gas leak in the
area. We need everybody to clear up.

police business.

Let's go.

Look up before you leave. The fax is in
the office in the back.

Gas leak, huh? It's a good story.

We got a bogey in the building.

Please.

Please, I promise you can get me out of
this. I'll stop lying.

I'll stop lying to Denise and Jill and,
um... Oh, yeah, and Ann. And Ann, too,

right?

Has that changed?

I've got some change.

I've got to clean this damn trunk out
one of these days.

I know that it is somewhere.

Ah, here we go.

Hold this.

Give me a hand with this.

All right.

Watch your fingers.

Yeah.

I should have took Daryl with me.

Should have left him with his mother.

Instead, I left him in the middle of
this mess.

Simon, those are our friends in there.
They'll watch out for him. As best they

can.

How do you think your buddy Sandberg's
doing? It's hard to say. I don't know

all that well.

Isn't he your cousin's kid?

Yeah. Who just didn't see us out of the
family that much, you know?

Come on.

Man, it just stinks.

You all right?

Yeah, I'll be fine.

Jim?

I know.

Be careful.

Let's go.

I don't know if I can handle this,
Simon.

Do you think you're overreacting a bit?

Just give me a minute to tackle it,
please.

Looks like we want to head down this
way.

That should take us to this opening
right here in the garage.

Come on.

That floor's good.

What's the condition on Van Dyke?

Still trying to bring him around.

I want that intruder found, Nolan.

Immediately, all right?

Now move it.

Yes, sir.

You hang it in there, okay?

Man, why did my dad do anything?

I'm sure he's doing whatever he can do.

Yeah, but he just stood down there
looking up at me.

Wishing he could trade places.

But he didn't do jack.

Don't sell your dad short.

I guarantee you're the only thing he's
thinking of.

Hey, shut up over there!

There should be a bin to the left right

here.

Hey. We're running out of time, Jim.

Come on, Gasoline.

Where's the nearest gas station here?

I don't even care.

The pump's in the garage.

We're gonna have to move fast, Jim.

The security cam's looking our way.

Any sign of the bogey?

No. But he took Van Dyke out with a
vending machine.

What?

A vending machine and Garrett's pissed.

What was Van Dyke doing at a vending
machine?

I don't know.

Van Dyke, the boy's an idiot.

That's Ellison.

Jennings, there's an intruder in the
garage. You're level.

Copy that.

I'm on my way.

to be our guns, I hear.

Yes, sir. That was our old buddy Ellison
trying to be a hero.

Jennings took him out, but we lost our
video in a firefight.

That's all right.

Good work, Jennings.

Thank you, sir.

Jim!

Looked like a good catch.

Yeah, right to the vest.

Give me that, please.

Commander, I've got Walters on the
ground to air.

We have a problem.

Talk to me, Walters.

I'm circling the jail, Commander.

No sign of Alton Morrison or anyone.

Can't believe they're messing with me on
this. What more do they need to see?

Nolan? Sir?

Use the tow.

Yes, sir.

Hey, Kincaid, I got company. There's a
police chopper coming up on my rear.

Take defensive action, Walters.

Relative to what, Captain?

We're ready to launch, sir.

Do it.

What the hell was that?

Kincaid just found out he's not getting
what he wants.

Let's see if that didn't bring him
around.

They killed the elevator.

We're taking the stairs. Come on.

I've got the key.

No, no.

It's been welding shut. It's still warm.
Come on.

It's not still warm?

Jim!

hasn't called back.

My guess is that he's done talking.

If he does contact you, inform him I'm
releasing Alton and Morrison.

Governor, we could have a chance at
stopping this on our end.

Could isn't good enough.

The potential for loss of life has
become unacceptable.

If we hadn't evacuated the area, do you
realize how many casualties we'd be

dealing with?

My God, I never imagined we'd be facing
such firepower.

With your permission, I'd like to
continue our efforts here.

Do what you can, Captain.

And good luck.

Governor, are you sure releasing these
men is the right decision?

I have no choice.

It's okay. Just hear Kundalini
breathing.

Maybe if Kincaid gets what he wants,
he'll walk away. This whole nightmare

be over.

You believe that?

No.

Not really.

picture yourself there.

Let's use the elevator for cover.

You the mole that took out two of my
men?

In this militia, that's considered a
capital offense.

Hey, man, you don't want to do that,
believe me. I'm worth more to you as a

hostage than a dead body. More that you
think that your sorry ass is worth

anything to anybody, huh?

Bank some, man.

You're a cop.

Yeah.

Lieutenant Sandberg, narcotics.

I've been teamed with Allison.

He's telling the truth, Kincaid.

Shut up!

Commander!

Commander!

Go, Walters.

They just brought out our POWs. I'm
dropping down to retrieve them, sir.

Good work, Walters.

You know, sometimes all it takes is just
a little persuasion.

Looks like the execution's off.

I guess I could use a man like you.

I think old Officer Jackson's going to
be making himself a new ride.

What the hell was that?

McBride!

I don't know, sir. It must have been the
lobby. Smoke alarm's going crazy.

Hopkins?

Get down there and kill who's ever in my
building. Yes, sir.

Get up there.

Couldn't you smell them?

Too much skin, Bracer.

Come on.

We got to move, Simon. The chopper's
coming in.

I still don't hear anything.

Guess you'll be missing the meeting.

This is it.

We will evacuate as planned.

Mr. Natural here is coming with me.

He's my protect...

Victory, gentlemen.

Now, we will rendezvous at Camp Liberty
as planned.

All right?

Congratulations, guys.

I'm proud of all of you.

Move out.

Let's go.

Seth, McBride.

You two stay here.

What?

Nolan will pick you up downstairs as
planned.

It shouldn't take you more than 30
seconds to execute these hostages.

Garrett, we never talked about killing
all the hostages. This is war.

There are no prisoners.

There are no witnesses.

You know that.

I'm getting singled out.

Don't worry about it, sir. Cole, you're
one of the lucky ones. You're coming

with me.

On all you people, move to the center of
the room.

Face the back.

Let's do it now.

Move. Go. Move.

Go back.

You and you, help him up.

You don't think Cain's leaving you here
to fry, don't you? Come on, now.

only to the right.

And it is pregnant.

Hey. I thought I told you to be careful,
you bum.

I was careful, wasn't I, Simon?

Extremely careful. Help me with this,
won't you? I am not with these guys. I

Detective Ellison's partner.

It's okay, guys.

He's on our team.

Did you say I was on your team?

Strictly as an observer.

Right. Right.

As an observer. Strictly. Of course.

Come here, Jim.

Hi.

Would you mind?

All right, Jim. What's going on here?

What do you mean?

You were awesome today. I've never seen
anything like it. You were hearing

things I couldn't hear, smelling things
I couldn't smell. I mean, level with me,

will you?

All right.

Over the past couple of weeks, I've had
these sensory things going on.

Things I couldn't control.

It turns out I've got what can only be
described as hyperactive fences.

What, you mean like a Superman thing?

No, no, no. It's all perfectly natural,
Simon.

Yeah, and your friend Sandberg. Well,
he's really an anthropologist. He's made

study of people like me in pre
-civilized cultures.

Pre -civilized cultures?

Right. He wants to observe me so he can
help me figure out a way to deal with

this.

Too much information right now, all
right? I can imagine.

So I'll tell you what.

In a couple of days when we get this
mess cleaned up and things return for

passes for normal around here, I want
both of your butts in my office and you

tell me exactly what's going down, all
right? Yes, sir.

But now I think I'm gonna go give a hug
to my father.

That's a good idea.

You told him, didn't you?

Yeah, I had to. So what happened? Did
he, like, freak or what?

I actually think it's all gonna turn out
to be just fine.

Greg, Greg, just one more thing I gotta
ask you. What's that?

This wasn't like a typical date for you,
was it?

Well is it?

Come on!