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Tonight, on The Center, 2 .30. Think
documentary, think a day in the life,

life. Detective Ellis. Through crime,
it's one of those reality -based

syndicated television shows that go
around to different cities, follow cops,

film them at work.

Get that thing out of here! Two minutes.
If we don't solve this soon, somebody's

going to end up dead. Two minutes, 30.

In the jungles of Peru, the fight for
survival heightened its

senses.

Now. Detective James Ellison is a
sentinel in the fight for justice.

Seeing before others see.

Sensing what others can't.

An ever -vigilant watchman in the war
against crime.

Okay. Okay.

Right over there.

Excuse me, sir.

We had a bomb threat called into the
station. We have to evacuate this area

immediately. Disposal team's on the way.

Oh, my God.

Now, sir.

Show us the vault.

Minute 30.

The combination won't do you any good.

The bolt's on a time lock.

Indulge me.

3 -37 -19 -46 -6.

And

the

override code?

Our friend here has got a temporary
tongue lock. I can fix that.

Two minutes.

What is it? What is it? 12 -21.

Floor one.

That's enough.

230. Do it.

The device is basically a smoker with a
lot of bang. It was designed to cause a

panic, not do any serious damage.

Well, it looked like it worked. How much
did they get? Two million plus, buddy.

Two million? Is it marked?

Just the cash they left behind. They
obviously knew the difference.

Let me guess.

No prints, no clues?

We'll run the briefcase through the lab,
see what they can pick up. You guys

know what I could do with two million
dollars? The studies.

Their mind boggles, Chief.

Is this the same crew that hit Orion
Savings last week?

It's got to be. Same M .O. Three inside,
one driver?

Yeah. They stole the van off the
department's repair line. We found it

down the road a couple of miles.

At Orion, it was a city hazmat truck and
a phony gas leak. Pretty slick, even

for pros.

They sure know their way around a vault.

The override code only works for five
minutes out of the hour.

During that five minutes, it's the only
time they can override the time lock.

Schedule changes daily.

Somehow those guys figured that out and
were in here right at the right moment.

Either that or they got incredibly
lucky. Nobody's that lucky.

How's the bank manager?

Concussion, broken ribs.

At Orion, they shot a bank teller in the
leg when she went for the silent alarm.

If we don't solve this soon, somebody's
going to end up dead.

Detective, could we get a statement? Why
is the department coming up empty on

this? Is it open season on Cascade
Banks? You know damn well the Cascade PD

doing everything it can to catch these
guys, which we will do if you can just

stop tripping over your tongues and
trying to create a panic. Thank you.

Very diplomatic.

Was anyone hurt? You want me to get
this?

No, it's just news.

Halloween, we keep coming up empty.

Don't worry, we'll find an edge. Let me
see.

Who is he?

Detective James Allison.

Major crimes.

Best case record in the city.

It's one of the cops on the file.
Research picked him out for it.

Camera lens on him. Sounds like he
doesn't love it.

Maybe I can change his mind.

Hey, Madison, how you doing?

Yeah, I got it. Hey, Jim.

Okay, what's your name?

Why, can't a guy be happy for some
reason other than, you know, not you?

Yeah, right, it was Emily.

You kids today.

Jim!

The chief caught your little speech on
television last night. Congratulations.

As of this morning, you'll be heading up
the bank robberies case.

It blew his socks off, huh?

I believe his exact words were, tell
Ellison to put up or shut up.

Bring him on.

There's also a part two.

You'll be babysitting a team from True
Crime during your investigation.

What crime? True Crime. It's one of
those reality -based syndicated

shows that go around to different
cities, follow cops, and film them at

Time out.

I'll pass on this one. The decision's
already been made.

We'll be working with the show's
producer, a woman named Wendy Hawthorne

cameraman. Wait a minute, Simon. You've
got to be kidding me. What if he zones

out?

Look, this comes straight from the
chief.

Let's just deal with this, all right?

These are to be worn at all times.

Please wear them where they can be seen.

I don't know how you sold the chief on
all of this. I told him I wanted to show

a hard -working, highly -skilled police
team in action, not create a panic.

Must have heard Jim's speech.

Not agreed with every word.

What I'm proposing is not your typical
Pat Boyd piece.

I want to present your message to the
public. Think documentary.

Think a day in the life. Your life,
Detective Allison.

One step over the line, you can think.
Bye -bye.

Whatever you say.

Hey, I got the videotape and the bank
security cameras. Good. Let's go to

communications. Why don't you use the
playback in my van? It's got advanced

imaging capabilities you wouldn't
believe.

State of the art, Mike.

So, tell me about the real James
Allison.

What your hobbies are, what you dream
about, all the things you think.

Ah, Tim, calm down. It might be fun.
Relax.

The tape.

Stop the tape.

Back it up.

Bring it back.

Right there.

Stop.

Ah, can you go in closer on the watch
and key it up?

What is that?

That's a limited edition Mickey Mantle
watch.

Would you

cut the crap and get over here?

We got work to do.

And if it's yours, you know where it
comes in.

Seven, Mick himself, baby.

Now is not the time to be spreading
around a lot of cash.

But it's my cash.

Correction, it's our cash.

I'm not talking about your share, Quinn.

One last job, Mick.

We'll have all the money we said we
needed when we started this thing.

We stick around for six months.

Let things cool, and then we go our
separate ways.

You can't wait.

You want early retirement.

That can be arranged.

You're the boss.

We called every sports memorabilia store
in the city, and we finally found what

we're looking for.

A guy fitting the description of the
bank robber wearing the watch.

He ordered an original manhole jersey
three weeks ago. Told the store owner

be in to pick it up in a day or so.

Tell me more about this watch. It was
produced in a collector's edition of 1

,000. The things, they cost a ton.

Yeah, and the bank manager also heard
one of the gang call the guy Nick.

And you're sure only a collector would
want this watch?

Yeah, absolutely.

How do you know this stuff?

Well, see, I do some collecting myself,
Captain.

Cards, mostly.

I own a bat, though, that once belonged
to Nolan Ryan.

Ryan was a pitcher. Yeah, I know. That's
the only reason I can afford it.

Sounds a little thin to me.

You see, with some enthusiasts, it's a
specific team or year. With me, it's

1961. And still with others, it's a
specific player, sort of like... An

obsession. Right. Thank you. Exactly.
Like mantle mania. Now, items like this

can only be picked up exclusively at
specialty outlets.

The plan is to put Blair in this store
and wait for the guy to show.

Undercover. Yes, sir.

I don't like it. Come on, Captain.

No. I know this stuff.

It'll be a snap. We've already talked to
the store owner. All he'll have to do

is signal, sir.

He'll be secure. I've thought this
through. I want to help.

All right, all right. It's your case.

Thank you, sir.

It's good coffee.

I don't want to be hearing about this on
the evening news.

Not a chance, sir.

Don't shoot, mate. It's only us. What
the hell are you two doing? Roll camera.

Wendy, he has a gun. Well, guns are
good. This is a cop show. Roll camera.

Connor, keep rolling.

Never, never stop shooting unless I tell
you to. You're going to take this gun

because I'm going to shoot him.

You don't want to do that. I'm going to
shoot him. This is exactly the look

we're going for. The gun, the bod, the
whole image. Really nice.

Really nice. Listen, could we just get
you, like, you know, brushing your teeth

with your shoulder holster on maybe and
a towel?

Okay, well, a day in the life. Right,
okay.

You know, you have a very good look,
detective.

Solid, capable, but not dull. Tough yet,
sensitive.

If only you'd smile a little more often.

What am I, auditioning for some
toothpaste ad here?

I'm a cop, not a debutante.

I could do you a lot of good.

A little extra recognition, publicity
wouldn't hurt your career any. My career

is doing just fine, thank you very much.

Everyone's career could use a push.

I'm really not interested.

Look, I just want to do a good job.

All I do is report the truth.

Your truth?

Is it me you don't like, Detective?

Or just what I do for a living?

Is there a difference?

Well, let me see the book before we go.

Hi. I called about a man on Jersey
yesterday. I'm just here to pick it up.

Sorry, not this one.

What's the matter with him? Oh.

You two stay put.

I'll let you know when it's safe.

You're going to love this, man.

It's a beautiful, beautiful condition.

Check that out.

Oh, my God, man.

Can you believe that?

64 metal, huh?

Uh -huh.

Mickey metal. Yeah, there's some dirt
sliding in the second page.

We'll be closer.

Be right with you, sir.

Strange!

Idiot. Zach, we'll get all right back
there? Yeah, yeah, we're fine.

Get him. Get him on camera. Get that
thing out of here. Get him on camera.

it in space.

You got it? I told you to stay put.
Look, we didn't mean... I don't care

you say, lady. This ends now. Now take a
hike.

Get another lift.

Why

don't we

begin with the easy questions first?

Who are you?

Who are any of us, really?

Your name?

My friends call me Nick, but you can
call me sir.

Just be grateful I don't call you an
ambulance.

Oh, man, you're no fun.

You know, I don't think I want to talk
to you anymore.

Call yourself a lawyer.

Well, thank you for having a bad day.

Actually, just begun.

Mr. Police Officer.

Take care of my jersey, man. I paid
really good money for that.

How's our boy?

Real charmer.

Anything here?

Prints came up negative. All the IDs are
phony.

Oh, my God. Would you guys look at this?
A .62 Maris in mint condition.

There's notes about collectibles here.

A DiMaggio autographed baseball, $175.

You believe that?

Let me see this.

This is a deposit flip from Kiefer
Savings and Loan. Maybe he's got an

there. Maybe that's their next target.
We should stake it out. No, no, no. No

good. Once they figure it out and make
it missing, they'll pull the plug.

Unless... What?

Unless we can convince them that it's
safe to do the job.

Have you ever heard of freedom of the
press, detective?

Miss Hawthorne, I'm glad you... We were
invited along and promised total access.

And by the way, while some citizens of
Cascade may consider you to be a great

cop, to me, you're nothing more than an
arrogant, insecure, misogynist jerk.

Hawthorne, you are right. I'm sorry. I
was rude and dictatorial.

I was just trying to do my job, and I
know you were just trying to do yours.

Right. I'm hoping that you and Connor
will reconsider and continue to work

us in the spirit of civic cooperation.

Please accept my humblest apology.

I accept your apology.

Thank you, Miss Hawthorne. You can call
me Wendy.

Okay. You can call me Jim.

Call me stunned.

Uh, Miss Hawthorne, Wendy.

I need you to do me a favor.

Of course you do.

Hey, Jim, what'd you get?

The FBI faxed us a profile of all the
unsolved multiple bank robberies across

the country in the last ten years.

All right.

Yeah.

Phoenix. Detroit, Atlanta.

All committed within the last five
years.

These guys like to move around.

Yeah. In each city, they did exactly
three jobs, then dropped out of sight.

Then it's a year or more before the next
city.

Pattern doesn't seem to change.

Well, are we sure that these are the
same guys?

Well, the M .O .s are identical in every
case, except for the first job that

they ever did. There was four of them,
not three.

They killed a bank guard, shot him in
the head.

Man. You got any cheery news here?

Yeah, actually, sort of cheery.

Surfing the net here a little bit,
checking out Miss Wendy Hawthorne.

Turns out she was pretty hot stuff.

She was a segment producer of a major
weekly news magazine show.

Well, how'd she wind up on that true
crime?

Well, she faked the story to make it
more dramatic. They caught her and fired

her. She hasn't worked in the last four
years. I guess this is her shot at a

comeback. I wish I'd known. I just asked
her to help me manipulate a story here.

Well, Jim, this is for a good cause,
man.

I'm sure that's what she told herself
the first time.

Mick has always been a screw -up.

Assume he's gone.

I say we're better off without him
anyway.

Mick wouldn't leave without the money.

We pack it in, Jack.

We leave town tonight.

Jack, that S &L is fat.

Now we figure what?

Four or five mil?

Can't spend it in jail, Frankie.

Where the hell have you been?

Nick?

Hello? Sorry, wrong number.

I'd say we give it a few hours.

They could call or walk in at any time.

I don't think so. Check this out, guys.

No official statement yet as to the
identity of the man who on Looker's Day

engaged undercover officers in a
spectacular gun battle in this

today.

Unconfirmed rumors report that the
suspect may have been fatally wounded.

Police continue to investigate.

This is Wendy Hawthorne for POV. We'll
keep you informed as new information

becomes available.

Mick and that damn jersey.

I guess it's a four -way split now.

What about the SMA?

Call Cascade PD and check it out.

If Mick has been offed, we're back on.

As planned?

No.

We improvise.

Are you sure it's them?

It's them.

Why on a Sunday? It's not their pattern.

It's a change of plans. Losing mech?

Good thing we staked it out. They took
out that alarm system in five minutes

flat. Jim, this has got to be an inside
job.

They can't all be inside jobs, can they?

We got all our units in position?

Everything's set.

No, no, you're going to have to wait
back by the van.

You can set up behind us. What? We have
armed suspects inside. It's for your own

safety. No, we want to film the entire
operation.

This isn't up for debate.

I did you a favor. You owe me. You'll
get your exclusive from back there.

Come on. Game to win. Call it what you
want, please.

I call it a crock.

Jim, what is it?

I hear a cell phone ringing inside the
bank.

Another wrong number?

Let's find out.

It's done.

Can you hear anything else?

Is the permanent still clear?

Yes.

I want a check of all units by the
number. Roger. On my count, go.

Unit one, clear.

I'm getting a weird echo.

Probe it is still clear.

Let's move in now.

Jim, it's better to keep them coming
out. Impossible.

Yes, impossible.

I just don't like this, Simon.

Get it in there. Get right in there.

Get out of here.

Move on. Right there.

Get it. Get it. You all right, buddy?

Over here.

Get the entire right.

Right there.

Medic. Let's get a medic over here.

Hang in there, partner.

Keep breathing.

How's the arm?

How's Anderson?

They got him in surgery.

He's got family, doesn't he? A couple of
kids.

Our guys checked out the alley behind
the bank. There was a loose manhole

And we traced the sewer to an outlet
about a mile beyond the perimeter.

Probably had a car waiting.

This was their plan?

To drag a couple million bucks into the
sewer? They probably figured they'd

waltz right out.

The sewer is just a back door. It's
standard guerrilla tactics.

Always have a second option. Make it
dirty.

You think any of these guys are ex
-military?

It's as good a guess as any.

I'm going to get over to the hospital.
Check on him.

Keep me posted.

Now what?

Now we get some sleep. Try and clear our
heads.

I was just in the van checking out the
footage they shot.

Playing on the news all over the
country. It's pretty amazing stuff. You

yet? I can see it just by closing my
eyes.

My operation.

It's my fault.

Don't do this to yourself, John.

A phone call into the bank.

It all went sour from there.

Yeah.

You said you were getting some kind of
weird echo effect.

Like I was hearing what you and I and
the captain were saying, but from inside

the bank.

Well, that's impossible.

I mean, there had to be an open line
between us and the bank.

What if the call originated from near
the command post, but there were only

out there? Uh -uh.

No. Not only cops.

There's somebody else.

She had a cell phone.

What gives you the right to search my
van?

I call the station's lawyers and the
commissioner's office. I don't know what

game you're playing, but you're going to
lose.

This phone was reported stolen eight
months ago. The number is a clone.

According to the phone company, it was
used to call another clone number at

exactly the same time we heard a phone
ring inside the bank. We believe someone

outside used it to warn the suspect.

Who? The phone originally belonged to a
person we have in custody.

His prints were all over it. We think he
lost it during the arrest.

You're accusing me?

You and Connor were at the arrest at the
memorabilia shop. You were also the

only non -department personnel outside
the bank.

You just bought yourself a big fat
lawsuit, gentlemen.

We found the phone in your van, locked
it in an equipment box.

The charges pending against you, in case
you're wondering, would be evidence

tampering, aiding and abetting,
obstruction of justice.

And if that cop in the hospital dies,
he'll be accessory to manslaughter.

That's ridiculous.

Are you denying you made the phone call?

Categorically, am I under arrest?

Not at the moment.

Are my prints or Connor's on that phone?

No.

Why would I do such a thing?

Because you're desperate to pump up your
story.

Instead of filming a simple arrest, you
get World War III. People were hurt.

Exactly. I wouldn't do that.

Well, you already have.

have me investigated?

That's a good thing I did, huh?

That was different.

Was it?

We're way beyond armed robbery and
aggravated assault, Nick.

We've got a cop in critical condition.

If we can identify you from bank
security tapes, we got you nailed for

-degree murder of a guard in Detroit.

Now you can make a deal with us.

clock's ticking is it that you want to
know

your real name for a start and the names
and present whereabouts or the rest of

your crew so what happened they're
probably on a plane to the caribbean

Because you're left holding the bag.

I want to talk to a lawyer.

Oh.

I guess you're having another bad day.

I figure we've got one shot at this. If
I read him right and make his line,

they're still here.

Are you sure you heard his heartbeat
increase when you were asking him the

questions? Yeah. His pupils began to
dilate, started to perspire?

Yeah. Boys, boys, this is not an exact
science, even with a machine. Yeah, but

he's all we got.

I figure if they answer the phone, it's
going to be out of curiosity. They're

going to want to know who helped them
last night and find out who their

accomplice is, right?

So I'm going to try and play the role as
best as I can, but I figure the minute

they catch on, I'm going to hang up.

How much time do you need, Ray? For an
exact fix, 60 seconds.

All right, whenever you're ready.

Let's do it.

I got units standing by.

Go ahead.

Son of a bitch sold us out.

If he'd told us that, we'd be up to our
elbows in cops.

Then who made the call?

Yeah, we could have said something.

Guys, guys.

All anybody needed was Mick's phone.

Find me. 45 seconds.

Go.

Yeah, who's this?

I saved your ass yesterday.

Prove it. You're still walking around,
aren't you?

You sound different.

Maybe there's more than one of us.

So what do you want, pal? Piece of the
action.

Put Mick on.

Who's Mick?

Time.

Don't bother calling again, cop.

Somewhere near the harbor.

The Tampa City.

Smart bastard.

If I say I know Mick, they know he's
alive.

If I don't, I'm lying.

Did you get that all on tape?

We have an authorization to move a
prisoner.

That's your 608.

Where's your 1142?

You guys can never remember we need a
608 and an 1142.

Good looking grill, is that Manny?

Yeah. Manny's rules, huh?

It's all yours.

see you guys, man.

I knew you guys would come back for me.

Hey, listen, about what happened in that
bank, man, I had nothing to do with

that.

Jack, I swear, man, I kept my mouth
shut.

They found him on a little league
diamond.

Center field.

Dead center.

These punks are making fools out of us.
Now they walk into my station, steal my

prisoner?

Well, this puts us right back to square
one, sir.

We don't have solid descriptions of
these suspects or any idea where they'll

hold up.

Nothing.

You think they'll try to hit another
bank?

No.

Well, that's something.

It's not enough, of course. Not nearly
enough, Captain.

Sorry.

Detective Ellison.

I'll meet you down at the car.

This is probably a waste of time.

Probably. I didn't do it.

Any of it.

Well, I hope for your sake that's true.

And if it's not?

I hope you get what you deserve.

Four years ago, I saw an opportunity to
take a good story and make it great.

I was ambitious and stupid.

I got caught.

The story never aired, but my career was
ruined.

I was the only one who got hurt.

I have no one to blame but myself.

I've spent the last four years
regretting my actions on a lot of

I know the line.

I won't cross it.

Not for anything.

I wish I could make you believe that.

Yeah, who's this?

I saved your ass yesterday.

Anything? You're still walking around,
aren't you?

Just the voices.

You sound different. Just filter them
out.

Concentrate. Listen to the background.

What was that?

What? It was a high -pitched metal
against metal, you know, vibration.

That sound familiar?

Kind of like a... What did it sound
like?

The Sentinel you may be, but Rich
Little, you are not my friend.

All right, let's just pack it in.

Well, come on, man. I'll give up.

I was just joking.

That's right, mate.

We're talking about footage he'll make
from the networks.

Yeah, I've got it all on tape from the
moment the fireworks began and the cops

hit the deck.

Yeah, there's nothing like being in the
right spot at the right time.

Look, you have a word with your people.

You know my place.

Been looking for you, Connor.

If it wasn't me, it had to be my
trusted, loyal cameraman.

Had to be what? You took the phone.

You made the calls.

You were willing to let me take the
heat. You're crazy.

I'm just a little too ready outside that
bank.

Either you spill your guts to me right
now or I call Ellison. I don't think you

want him on your case.

Do you have any idea how serious this
is?

I didn't know what would happen.

Why didn't you tell me?

Until those cops got hurt?

I couldn't.

I was going to get rid of the phone, but
I didn't have time. I can't believe

this.

Idiot. Well, it doesn't matter. We'll
all blow over it. We don't have to do

anything or say anything, and it won't
happen again. I promise.

I was just looking for an edge.

Like you told me.

That edge cuts both ways.

You know how it is when you're starting
out.

Yeah, I do. I spent four years thinking
about it.

Four years? You lost me, Win. The cops
will find out.

You could face criminal charges.

Please, help me.

I'll do whatever you want.

So far, we've done nothing but get in
the way.

Maybe if we could be of some help.

Wait, uh... This was with the phone.

It might be nothing, but... You've had
this the entire time.

What goes through your head?

Looks like we have an address here.

Robberies are always similar, but
they're never exactly the same, are

banks are different.

Different hours, routines, security
systems.

Yeah, but who's going to know that
except for people who work there?

They can't all be inside jobs. We've
already been over that. So it's got to

something else. These guys were... They
were what? They were cops. They were ex

-military, um... Bank guards.

I mean, think about it. Who would know
the routine of a bank better? No, no,

wait. Problem.

Mixed prints that came up negative. Now,
if he was a guard, they'd be registered

somewhere, right?

Including Nick, we know there are five
of them at least, right? Right. They do

three jobs in each city.

All they need is for one guy to be at
each bank.

Three guys.

Nick doesn't have to be a guard.

Right. They come into town, they all get
jobs at banks, they learn the routines,

they hit all three and then split.

Right, but not right away.

They hang around for a while and they
continue to work.

This way it throws off all the
possibility of them being suspects.

That's why they're still here.

Right, so all we need are the home
addresses of all the guards that have

hired in the last year or so at each
bank.

No. No.

What are you doing?

All we need is his address.

Remember at the first job that they ever
did, they killed the bank guard, right?

What better way to throw off suspicion
than to be a guard at the bank that's

being robbed, right?

That's pretty damn smart.

Who's that, us or them?

Both.

Right.

This looks deserted.

Maybe we should try calling Ellison
again. We don't really have anything.

All we have is a receipt showing that
Mick had a batting cage delivered to

address two months ago.

It's probably a wild goose chase.

Connor, turn around.

What is it?

I've not seen you two on TV.

It's an enormous industrial warehouse,
Simon. It may take us a while to find

them.

Right.

I'll call you when I want you to close
in.

There's Wendy's, Pat. What the hell are
they doing out here?

You stay right behind me, all right?

Once we're inside, I'll tell you when to
beat the captain.

All right, I can do that.

Just don't try and turn hero on me,
Blair, okay?

Me? You must be joking.

What is that sound?

The one I heard in the tape. We must be
getting close. Call in the troops.

Well, do we wait?

No, not with that news team here. Let's
go.

Too quick.

How did you find us? And does anybody
else know?

Patience is not something that I'm good
at.

There's always room for improvement.

Keep your head down. Stick with me.

Thanks, Jeff.

That way I can keep my eye on you.

It doesn't matter.

Kill them.

Detective Ellison?

Mr. Sandberg, of course. Blair. Come in,
Blair.

It's an occasion. Not another ride
-along, I hope. Not that you'd have me.

I might.

This is everything we shopped.

Boxer shorts included.

And a souvenir.

It's very nice. Thank you. About the man
who was hurt at the bank?

He's going to survive.

I'm glad.

Relieved. Anyway, Connor will be, too.

He worked out a plea bargain.

Probation and community service.

He's lucky.

We're both lucky.

I hear you're leaving True Crime.

Yeah, I'm going back to straight TV news
reporting.

I got an offer from New York. All right.

Congratulations. Big time.

Yeah, I turned it down for a reporting
job here in Cascade.

You're kidding. You're staying in
Cascade? Yeah, Cascade is turning out to

very exciting city.

I guess it can be if you know the ropes.

Maybe you could show me.

How about tonight at 8 o 'clock?

I'll be ready.

Great.

Thank you.

Oh, thank you.

For saving my life.

It's what we do.

Did you just make a date?

Yeah, I guess, yeah.

Pretty smooth.

Just be careful.

Of what?

Well, you know, day to day. News at 11.