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♪ Oh yeah ♪

♪ oh yeah ♪

♪ that gun is loaded ♪

♪ I know that I messed up a few times ♪

Hey, is this epic or what? Walk Off the Earth in their last

small-venue tour and I got the hook-up for tickets.

Thank you. He's got so many best friends, I can barely keep track.

♪ For this time only ♪

♪ is that what you really want ♪

♪ I can't see that I got red hands ♪

♪ I'm colour blind singing ♪ ♪ day-oh ♪

♪ don't put the blame on me, child, the damn thing go wild ♪

- ♪ day-oh ♪ - ♪ never wanted to be fooling you ♪

♪ can't believe I was wounding you ♪

♪ is that what you really want ♪

♪ oh yeah ♪

♪ oh yeah ♪

♪ that gun is loaded ♪

♪ oh yeah ♪

♪ oh yeah ♪ (Audience clapping along)

♪ That gun is loaded ♪ oh, yeah!

Yeah! (Cheering)

- Wow. - Was that something or was that something?

We'll be right back.

I'm impressed. You're like a rock star in your own right.

Seriously, do not get him started, please.

No, get me started. Definitely get me started.

- Is that you, Oz? - Hey, Chad, what's going on?

What's going on? Great show, guys. You guys were fantastic.

Thanks. My arm's doing good? Beautiful Sandy, how are you?

A man with taste.

- Hey, it's Toby. - How's it going?

- Tia. - Tia. Nice to meet you, girl.

- Nice to meet you. - Buddy, I'm gonna grab a beer.

Yeah. We'll totally hook up, maybe have some beers, yeah.

- All right guys, see ya. - Don't stop believin'. Yup. Right?

- That was my thrill for the evening. - Wow. I feel dissed.

But you're my everyday thrill. Ok, I have to get going. I've got a deadline.

Oh, you know what, I will give you a drive.

- Right. - Ok. Well, you liked the band, right?

You know me well enough to know I mean what I say. Honesty is how I roll.

Sometimes being too honest is not a great thing.

Spoken like a man desperately clinging on to his commitment issues.

But don't worry. I'm playing a long game.

And therefore, you have no chance of beating me.

Yes. Hey, Tia.

Hey, let's do this. Toby, have a good night.

Make sure Oz gets home.

He lives in my kitchen.

You know, I'll tell you something. You got a good lady there.

Yeah. She doesn't know what she has, though.

Hey. What are you guys watching?

It's footage taken from a secure warehouse in Vancouver.

All indications suggest that it's tied to a string of robberies

- in Toronto. - Wow, these guys are good.

They're walking through the security systems like they don't even exist.

Yeah, and walked away with experimental capacitors, microprocessors...

Most of the equipment they've stolen has been

military high tech, not for sale outside of north America.

Our theory is they're moving it offshore.

Cross-referencing this robbery with the Toronto ones,

I realized that these guys have been working the west coast

for quite a while. I think they might even be based there.

Which means they're working nationwide.

Michelle, Toby, I'm sending you to Vancouver.

Nice. Road trip.

Well, I'd describe it more as hunting a highly organized

and highly dangerous gang of thieves, but I suppose it's semantics.

Pack your bags. You're on the 11 o'clock flight.

- Pick you up on the way to the airport. - Mmm-hmm. You good?

Yeah, yeah. No, you guys go on a road trip. That's cool.

Just leave me here, slaving over a hot keyboard.

Come on. I'm gonna bring you back something, all right?

Yeah. Don't tell me, though. Salmon. Right?

The Listener 04x01 Blast from the Past Original Air Date May 29, 2013

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Sergeant McCluskey, Special Consultant Logan,

it is so nice to meet you. Constable Kathy Slocum.

Hey.

The rest of the office is spread pretty thin, but I've

been assigned to assist you on the Vancouver end of your case.

- Oh, cool. - Sergeant, double shot cappuccino.

- Special Consultant, drip, black. Right. - You can just call me Toby.

I've been following the successes of your unit over the past couple of years.

You've taken on all the cases everyone else gave up on,

and you busted every single one of them.

I look forward to seeing action with you.

I don't know how much action we're gonna see,

but maybe we should just get right down to it.

Ok, so the theft that brought you here was

at the secure perimeter warehousing facility.

The equipment stolen was an advanced programmable

vibration amplification system. Cutting edge, and specialized

in industrial and military applications.

It's on the federal listing for restricted tech.

Ok, well, we'll talk to the supervisor ourselves.

Way ahead of you.

Supervisor's name, number, and a map

to the location. We can be there in under an hour.

Ok. I lived here before. I know where that is.

You should stay here and interface with Corporal Clark.

Oh. Sure. But I warn you.

I'll take every opportunity to observe your methods.

I really want to get inside your heads.

That's usually my line. That's good.

Um, thank you.

We warehouse for the top names in industry and technology.

We can't afford to make a mistake.

There was no fault at our end.

Well, this robbery proves that that's not true.

We've got five different security systems

they walked through to get into that warehouse.

They somehow got access to keypad codes,

magnetic access cards, proximity readers.

Who showed up on the access log?

The system said it was our head of security,

Avi Calder. He was on vacation at the time of the robbery.

- You've checked him out? - He's worked here

over 20 years. He's above reproach.

- We're still gonna have to clear him. - We're gonna need a list

of every employee that was hired within the last six months.

Also an itemized list of every stolen good.

I can get that in a day or two.

They don't know... can't find out... other thefts...

Microwave transformer... Can't find out... fire me...

You're sure it was only a relay system they stole?

I'll do an inventory, but that's all that was reported.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

I have to get back to work.

He's hiding something. I heard him thinking

about a microwave transformer. It's not the first theft.

I'll get Dev to look into it.

You got the better of the smartest criminal

in the country. Yeah, well, I guess people are

sometimes too smart for their own good. Hey, Toby, Michelle. Good timing.

- What do you have for us? - I ran the employee records

for secure perimeter warehousing and I think I may have found our mole.

A night janitorial staff member goes by the name Frank Dorian.

He was hired three weeks before the robbery and hasn't been seen since the hit.

A facial recognition search at the ministry of transport

gave us his real name, which is...

Dan Goodwin. He did a good job creating his fake identity, though.

The company's own security would never have caught it.

He must have some skills.

Yeah, he's a computer programmer. He worked at a place

called Excelcorp for the last five years.

It's a design firm. He quit a few months ago.

He also traveled to Toronto three times this month,

each visit corresponding with one of the high tech thefts out there.

All right, so Dan poses as a night janitor

and no one thinks twice about him having access

all night to the company's computers.

- Exactly. - Any criminal history?

He was arrested at a peace rally about a year ago

but that's a long walk from a theft of this magnitude.

Do we have an address?

1212 Dunbar. I already have somebody

camped outside the apartment in case he shows up.

Ok, we'll head over there now.

Meanwhile, Kathy and I will look further into Mr. Goodwin.

It's like we're partners.

Totes. Partners.

So, when was the last time you saw him?

Maybe a week. What's he done, anyway?

How well did you know him?

Been here six months. Pays his rent.

Has people over for some kinda meeting.

- I kinda got a feeling about him. - Hey, Michelle, check this out.

Lots of literature here from different activist groups...

anti-war, culture jamming, economic boycotts.

Did he ever talk to you about political agendas?

Another tenant said he went on peace marches,

that kind of thing. Bound to get into trouble.

So, why does a guy go from peace marches

to stealing high-tech electronics?

(Michelle): - Hey. - So, Dev,

I heard the supervisor thinking about other thefts and the term "microwave transformer".

There was an American busted last year trying to ship

experimental microwave transformers into North Korea.

So, this could confirm our suspicion they're exporting

- sensitive tech. - We need to find Dan Goodwin.

Now.

IIB.

We need to speak to the manager of one of your ex-employees,

- Dan Goodwin. - Sure.

Someone here is gonna know what Dan Goodwin was into.

Yeah, or this was one of the companies that they infiltrated.

Yeah.

Lori?

Toby.

- You two know each other. - Yeah.

Michelle, this is Lori Black. We knew each other a long time ago.

- They said it was the IIB. - It is.

This is Sergeant McCluskey, and we're gonna ask you

a few questions about a former employee,

- Dan Goodwin. - Why?

We believe he was involved in a series of robberies.

That's not Dan. He's a good guy.

Well, we have reason to believe otherwise,

so we're gonna need to ask him some questions.

He hasn't worked here for a few months,

and I don't know what I can tell you.

- What'd he do here? - He was a programmer.

Most of his work was with electronic

interface controls. Excuse me, I'm just having

a hard time processing this. You being with the police.

Yeah. Um, things change.

Dan was helping people break into secure locations.

Do you know if he had any

money problems?

I know his family was having troubles when he came here,

but I heard he worked his way through that.

When we searched his apartment, we found

literature from various activist groups. Do you know which ones he was involved with?

Uh, I didn't know Dan

very well. When he left

Excelcorp, he said it was because he wanted to make a difference.

- Some people have ideals. - Any idea where he is now?

No. I Haven't talked to him

- since he left the company. - So that's it? That's all you know?

Well, I'm sure you'd tell me if it wasn't.

I'm afraid I can't help you. So, if you'll excuse me,

- I have to get back to work. - Ok, Lori... you look good.

It was good to see you. I'm happy to know that you're ok.

What the hell was that?

We were together when I was younger. It didn't end great.

- Ah. Your fault? - I was in a bad place, ok?

I didn't know how to control the gift,

and peoples' thoughts were always bombarding me.

- Including hers? - Yeah.

And it was hard because she felt like I was always spying on her.

- So, she knew? - Yeah. She was the first girlfriend I told.

Wow. Was she telling the truth when she said she didn't know where Dan was?

- She seemed to be. - What do you mean, "Seemed to be"?

- I didn't read her. - Ok, maybe you trust that girl,

but from where I was standing,

it looks like she still has some pretty serious issues with you.

I trust her, Michelle.

(Elevator ding)

I've been working my way

through the literature you found in Dan Goodwin's apartment.

So far, nobody's admitted a connection to him.

Yeah, but

I looked at his banking records and he made regular monthly

contributions to a group called Action Direct.

- Ties to illegal activities? - Well, I...

As far as we can tell, they're just about raising

the social consciousness of the community.

Let's see what they raised in Dan Goodwin.

Let's go.

Hardly looks like a front for illegal tech sales.

Well, you should know more than anybody that looks can be deceiving.

- Hi. I'm Edgar. How can I help you? - We're with the IIB.

We want to ask you a few questions about one of your members. Dan Goodwin.

I'm afraid I don't know the name.

Really? Because he was a regular contributor

to your organization for the last few years.

We have over a thousand contributors.

I can't expect to know all of them.

Those people are dangerous.

What are you talking about? They're actually

doing something! We're handing out pamphlets. This isn't going to do anything!

Well, we have reports that he worked here in the office with you,

and that you two didn't get along.

Who told you that?

What's important is that you tell us the truth.

There's evidence that he's involved in thefts of restricted electronics.

He didn't feel as if what we were doing here was making enough of a difference,

and there were other people who offered quick fixes.

What people?

He'd been approached by a group called Economic Justice Awareness.

Right. They're the ones that burned down the police vehicles

during the G20 riots a few years ago.

They've been suspected in a number of other actions.

I told Dan extreme actions isn't the way to effect change.

- So they approached him. - Yeah, they work the shadows,

meet people at peace marches, recruit the ones who can forward their agenda.

Do you know anyone else from the organization?

I know nothing more about them and I don't want to know.

Please excuse me.

- Thanks. - Thank you.

Dev, we might have a lead as to who Goodwin was working with.

I need you to find out whatever you can

about a group called Economic Justice Awareness.

Yeah, I've heard some chatter about them.

Rumours are they're ramping up their actions.

Or they could be selling this stuff to fund an extreme activist group.

Yeah, or they're using the tech for a specific purpose.

I'm going to scrutinize the list of the stolen items

a little bit further and see what they could add up to.

All right, well, get Kathy to ask around Vancouver

And see if there's any specific targets.

Ok, so that means I have to call her, right?

Yeah. Do you have a problem with that?

No. No. No. It's just she's really, um... enthusiastic.

I remember when you used to be enthusiastic.

Please. Oh, before you go,

I checked into Dan Goodwin's phone records,

and although he left Excelcorp a couple of months ago,

he's made 10 calls to a supervisor there.

Her name is Lori Black.

We'll get back to you. So, your old girlfriend lied to us.

- I'll have Kathy bring her in. - No, no. I'll talk to her.

- Toby, she could be involved. - I know what to do. Let me talk to her.

The minute you get the feeling she's playing us, then we bring her in.

Hey.

What are you doing back here?

You lied about being in touch with Dan Goodwin.

I should have known you'd just walk into my head and take what you wanted.

No, I didn't, Lori. I wouldn't.

We looked at Dan's phone records. We know that he was calling you.

We've got evidence that Dan's involved

- with dangerous activists. - You're lying.

He's not some kind of terrorist.

The people he's involved with are. He's in way over his head.

We need to find him before he hurts someone

or he gets himself hurt.

His stepmom has a place in Kitsilano.

That's where he was staying when he called me last.

Promise me you're not gonna hurt him.

We're not gonna hurt him. We just want to talk to him.

He can help us.

Do you... do you ever think about us?

Of course I do.

How could you just walk away like that?

You packed up and left town.

You didn't even tell me you were going.

Because I knew that you were gonna ask me to stay.

I wouldn't have the strength to say no.

- Was I so terrible? - No.

You know, suddenly I would find myself in someone else's head,

even yours,

seeing things I should never see.

It was driving me crazy.

I was young.

If I didn't know how to deal with it then,

then how could I have expected you to deal with it?

Well...

I would have liked the chance to try.

I'm sorry

how it all worked out.

I regret that I hurt you.

You seeing somebody now?

- Yeah. - Does she know?

No.

(Dialing on cell phone)

Thank you.

Hey, Michelle. I'm following a Dan Goodwin lead.

Call me back.

- What do you want? - Hey, Dan, I'm a friend of Lori's.

- She told me I'd find you here. - She shouldn't have done that.

I'm gonna have to ask you to leave the property.

Dan, I'm with the IIB.

You come in with me now and they might take it easy on you.

It's too late for that.

Don't turn around.

Get in there.

(Michelle): Hey. Anything from Toby?

Nothing.

He left a message saying that he was going

to follow up on a lead and now I can't get a hold of him.

Can you put me through to Dev?

- No sooner said than... - Dev.

Hey. Aren't I supposed to get a warning before this connects?

I wrote a subroutine

To disable it. I thought things might get intense and we'd need you fast.

Oh, they're getting intense.

Toby hasn't checked in. I think that he went to go look

for one of the suspects himself. Can you track his phone?

Yeah. No problem.

(Beeping) His cell phone's not registered

on the cell phone network. It might be turned off.

- That doesn't make any sense. - Oh, before you go,

I did some digging into Economic Justice Awareness,

and it is not easy. I mean, there's no office,

there's no way to contact them. There's just an anonymous server

- in Russia running a website. - Do we know who the key players are?

No, no one, except for Dan Goodwin.

Ok, I'm going to go talk to Lori Black.

You guys should think about what you're doing here.

It's the rest of society that's not thinking.

You know, they call it the information age.

It seems like the more connected they are, the stupider they're becoming.

(Man clears his throat.)

You know, it's the rich that are stealing the best for themselves

and killing everyone else.

You can believe whatever you want. I don't care.

Get you message out there. Whatever.

Just don't hurt anybody.

Oh, you have no idea what we're going to do.

I know what you built with the parts you stole.

Ugh!

You know, if they really knew anything, they would have stopped us already.

They wouldn't be perving around your old girlfriend, right?

Then how would I know how you got into the bank's computer...

Argh!

How does he know that? Tell me. How do you know that?

Tell me what you know. Tell me what you know!

- I'm not gonna play your game! - My game?

You started this game. I say when it's done.

(Michelle): Ms. black.

- I told Toby everything I knew. - Toby never came back.

Where he went has nothing to do with me.

Well, we believe that your friend Dan and his group

are involved in some kind of terrorist activity.

Do you really think they would have a problem hurting Toby?

I told Toby that Dan was staying with his stepmom in Kitsilano.

Did you warn Dan that Toby was coming?

I wasn't thinking. I didn't

want him to get in trouble.

You're under arrest.

Please...

Toby trusted you. You're gonna give me the address

of his stepmother and any other information I need

or life is going to become very difficult for you.

(Kathy): 222 Pacific. Send two units to meet us there.

Backup will be here in five minutes.

(Michelle): We can't wait. We're going in.

Nothing upstairs.

Nothing down here. Ok, call forensics.

Maybe we can pull some prints.

We don't know how much he knows.

- Maybe we should abort the plan. - He's bluffing.

I mean, he basically got some intel from someone on the periphery,

but he's basically guessing our next move.

- So, what are we gonna do with him? - You know

- what we have to do. - No. No, no, no. That's not why

- I got into this, man. - You just stay with him.

- Me? - Yes.

You're a dead man.

- Kathy? - I got the report from forensics.

Aside from Dan's prints, there are three other sets.

One we assume is his step mom's.

Neither of the others turn up in any of the criminal databases, but then,

I checked the US Border Database.

Turns out the subject was questioned and printed

Crossing into the States.

His name is Rudy Best.

Ok. According to the university Best attended,

the guy's a certified dyed-in-the-wool genius.

Unfortunately, he's also arrogant, angry, and somewhat of a sociopath.

This guy wanted to show just how smart he was,

so he hacked into the school's computer system.

He did everything from selling grades to riddling it with data bombs.

- So, what radicalized him? - He got caught.

Looks like the head of the IT department saw

that the system was hacked and hunted him down.

Samuel Rennie. He got him.

Apparently Rennie had Rudy thrown out of school

and had his academic record invalidated.

He also made sure he couldn't get hired anywhere that Rennie had contacts.

Do we have Rudy's location?

It looks like Best dropped off the face of the earth about 18 months ago.

I'm still searching, but he's managed

to erase all traces of his whereabouts since then.

Don't worry. I've got sources here. We'll find him.

Lori said you were a good guy, Dan.

Why are you doing this?

Save your breath.

Are you good with killing people?

You don't get it, man.

We're waking people up.

They'll thank us.

No, they're gonna put you away.

We got an ID on you from the warehouse.

We're gonna get the other guys too.

Yeah? There are sacrifices that have to be made.

You know the bank took my house?

Buried me in debt.

I've been working forever just to break even.

They went to war with us. Now we're gonna go to war with them.

Ok. That sucks. But this is not the way we do it.

Don't make me tape your mouth too.

Can I get some water?

Please.

Fine.

Thanks.

So, I found something more out about Rudy Best. In university

he was quite active. He was also a member of the flying club,

and until recently, he kept a membership at a local flying club.

You think he still has access? He's been working the thefts across the country.

Well, maybe he's transporting the equipment by air.

And maybe it's his escape route.

Ok, I think we just hit pay dirt.

The phone number for the flying club came up a number of times

on the call log from the place where Dan Goodwin was staying.

Call if you get anything.

Lori sent me here to help you before you got in too deep.

Well, she made a mistake.

What do you, um...

What do you know about her, anyway?

I hurt her

a long time ago. I don't want to see her hurt again. I know you think

you're helping people, but this is not the way that change happens.

Yeah, well, neither is sitting on the couch while the bank steals all the money.

And how about killing people with that thing that you built?

Hey!

You want to live,

you shut the hell up.

(Cell phone ringing)

Yeah?

I told you.

No! No, no, no, no! That's not how we're doing this!

I say how we do it. He has to be taken care of. He knows what you look like, Dan.

- So I'm gonna take the rap for this? - What are you, weak?

Look, I trusted you, Dan. Killing him sends a message.

- That's not the plan! - This is my plan!

I say how we do it!

Rudy. Damn it!

Special Consultant Logan will be ok.

- I'm sure of it. - I hope you're right.

Don't worry. We'll be there in five minutes.

Hey! Hey!

Come on, man.

Don't make this harder than it already is.

Hey!

Dan, you're not a killer. You don't have to do this.

I don't have a choice.

Think about this, Dan.

Drop your weapon!

You ok?

Yeah.

You're looking at attempted murder of an officer

and suspected acts of terrorism.

You want to try to help yourself out here?

You think I'd sell out the cause?

- That's the only move you have, Dan. - I won't turn on him.

Banks robbed us of our homes and our future. These people are

taking from us. Do you understand? This is your loss.

Every one of you has lost something.

You mean Rudy Best? We know about him.

You don't know anything.

We know about the bomb. We find Rudy,

we save a lot of lives.

Maybe he doesn't even know about the bomb.

Think that's it?

It's not what they think.

The explosion is just to energize it.

- Tell us what you know. - You know,

I think he doesn't know anything. Look at him,

I wouldn't trust him. I don't think Rudy trusted him.

Don't tell them. Don't let them know.

That's it.

You guys are wasting your time.

I want to see a lawyer.

Now.

Yeah. Michelle.

I couldn't get through to him.

I think Rudy's got him spun around.

Ok, well, I think we should keep pushing him.

Yeah. I might have got something. I gotta check with Dev.

I saw more of the device they were making.

He thought it wasn't the kind of bomb we would expect, that the explosion is just

to energize the device.

- Ok. Can you describe it? - Yeah. There were

Coils of wire wrapped around armatures with a space in the middle.

And the explosives were being packed on top of the coils?

Yeah.

Ok. This might all be starting to make sense to me.

How's that?

I've been trying to figure out what all the stolen

Components could be adding up to, and what you're describing could well be an EMP.

- What's that? - An e-bomb.

It uses conventional explosives to amplify a powerful current from a giant capacitor

turning it into a giant electromagnet.

The final piece might have been that microwave transformer they stole a few days ago.

- How much damage can it do? - The explosives cause

A certain amount of localized damage,

But if the pulse from the device is big enough, it could

permanently fry the circuitry of every electronic device within two or three blocks.

I mean, we're talking cars, cell phones, computer systems,

but also medical equipment,

police communication, or emergency services.

It's gonna cause complete chaos.

We need to find out where they're planning to set it off.

Hey, Kathy, could you grab me another coffee?

- On it. - Right. Thank you.

Dev, look, when I read Rudy,

I saw someone accessing the employee login screen of the Vancouver Standard Bank.

Ok, there haven't been any irregularities reported

from the bank, but he could have woven a very complicated... oh.

- What? - The head of the IT security

at the bank, it's Samuel Rennie, the same guy who caught Rudy

hacking the university computer and got him thrown out.

He's just finished implementing a whole new IT security protocol at the bank.

- That can't be a coincidence. - So, this is about revenge.

And people have done far more for less reason.

If this device is an EMP, then Rudy's going to have to get it really good and high

in order to get a good spread of the electromagnetic radiation.

All right, look, the room that I saw it in had a view of the mountains.

Ok. We think that the device is in a building

next to the Vancouver Standard Bank.

There's windows facing north. Do you have any idea what's around there?

What's the radius?

To be sure they'd take out their target, I'd say a block, maybe two.

It's looks like there's three of them

with top-floor maintenance rooms

with windows facing north.

Give me five minutes. I'll have access to all of them.

Looks like we got lucky.

I showed the building manager photos of Rudy. He ID'd Rudy

as the maintenance supervisor for the last six months.

Manager said he kept the place running like a top.

What else has he been doing?

- Maybe it's not here. - This is the place.

(Electronic beeps)

Go around the back.

(Device beeping)

lib! Put your weapon down!

Hey!

(Gunshot)

- He's dead. - We're too late.

It's armed.

Dev, it's here and it's active. We have less

than 33 minutes. Take a look and tell me what you think.

Show me the whole thing.

I need to see the size of it.

Ok, I figure this device is on the high end of the estimate,

so it'll take out hospital, communication hubs,

And half the financial firms within this radius.

- Can you shut it down? - I don't know.

I'm good, but this is way out of my league.

To shut it down, you're gonna need a code.

Vancouver bomb squad is on its way,

But it's probably set to go off if anyone starts tampering with the wiring.

You stay here and work with emergency services

to evacuate the building. If time gets short,

get the hell out of here as quickly as possible.

I've got no problem with that.

Take the cuffs off her.

Can you leave us alone?

Toby. I am so sorry.

I had no idea.

It's ok. Dan and his friends put a bomb in a building downtown.

I need you to talk to him.

We need to know where his friend Rudy is.

Can't you take it out of his head?

Even when people cooperate, I only get glimpses.

We need someone that he trusts to help focus him.

We've got less than 30 minutes before this thing goes off.

A lot of innocent people will die.

What the hell are you doing here?

(Door closing)

They arrested me for helping you.

I didn't mean for it to happen like this.

They say you made a bomb?

Don't. Don't let them do this.

Don't let them take advantage of you like this.

Tell me the truth.

Dan,

tell me how to stop it.

I'm not the one that can stop it.

(Lori): Then tell me where the person who can stop it is.

I don't know.

Don't tell them. Don't tell them.

Dan, please.

I don't want you to be a killer.

There's still a way for this to be ok.

He's in Stanley Park under the bridge.

He wants to watch the show.

I need a unit to meet us at Stanley Park across from Coal Harbour.

I'll send a picture of the suspect from the car. Nobody makes a move until we get there.

(Sirens)

Dev: Kathy, how are you holding up?

I'm fine. I'm good.

Look, there's less than 10 minutes till it blows, ok?

Even though it's not a conventional bomb, the amount of explosive in it could take

the top off the building, so please get yourself far away.

Michelle and Toby said they'd get the code here on time.

Somebody needs to be here to get it to the bomb squad.

- Just get out of there. - I'll be in touch.

(People shouting) (Police radio chatter)

(Sirens)

Rudy!

On your feet!

Hands where I can see them!

- Ok. - Turn around.

- You're too late. - You think so?

Yeah.

We know all about you, Rudy. You're not an idealist.

This isn't about punishing the bank, is it?

(Rudy): I've already got the money offshore.

It'll ruin him.

The money's just a bonus. This is about revenge

on Samuel Rennie. He destroyed your life, so you were gonna break his security system.

Steal the money, crash the bank's system,

move the money through offshore accounts. Before they even

figured it out, you'd be gone. You just wanted him to know that you'd beaten him.

You were willing to hurt all these people

- to get revenge on one man? - You're crazy.

See, you thought you had me trapped, man, but I had you.

I was inside your head. I got the code word.

Stop it.

- I'll never give it up. - You wanted to keep it

a secret, but even now, you can't help

- but think about it. - Stop.

He can't know his name. It's your enemy's name, isn't it?

This isn't about social justice; it's about your weak ego.

"Samuel Rennie" is the code word.

Who the hell are you?

Kathy.

- Michelle, have you got it? - The code is "Samuel Rennie".

- Are you sure? - Yes. It's our only shot.

The code is a name. "Samuel

Rennie." R-e-n-n-i-e.

(Soft whirring sound)

It worked.

(Michelle): Ok.

Cut that pretty close.

I want to get Dev his salmon before we head back.

Let's go.

Ok, so, she's there

staring at what is most certainly death, and she just

turns around, goes right back in, and just shuts it down.

Sounds like you have a new fan.

Well, apparently, he's the head of the fan club.

Kathy, if you ever find yourself out this way, I've got a job for you.

You never know. I just might take you up on that.

See you guys back at the office.

- Seriously, you guys, that was great work. - It was great to observe you

in action. There's still some things I'm wondering about,

though, like how you got him to give up the code.

- It's top secret, right? - You got it.

(Chuckling) It was great working with you.

- Same. Thanks, Kathy. - Thank you.

I think we have enough time to grab a bite to eat before our flight.

For the record, you were right. I should have read Lori from the beginning.

Yeah, well, in this job, sometimes you have to make some tough decisions.

Yeah, I'm beginning to learn that.

- Can you, uh... - Yeah.

Thank you.

Didn't they let you go,

like, a while ago?

They did. I, uh,

I just wanted to see you before I left.

Here I am.

You made a big difference today.

Toby, if this girl is the one...

You need to be honest with her.

You deserve

to be happy.

So do you.

It's good seeing you.

Yeah.

That's almost it. It's close.

That'll work. He plays one note.

You know what? Much better when you play it.

Yeah, I think the whole bar would agree on that, my friend.

(Man): Walk Off The Earth!

- All right, man, thanks. - We'll see you after the show.

Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Please help yourselves.

You seem to be enjoying these pretzels. Go ahead.

(Applause and cheering) ♪

♪ I got this old guitar ♪

♪ the strings are rusty but it's all I need ♪

♪ bring in the kick drum, it can back the beat ♪

♪ let's gather round and sing a song ♪

♪ hey ♪

♪ I got a shaker too, the kind of sound ♪

Life is good, buddy.

Ha! Says the guy who just fended off an ex-girlfriend

and foiled a terrorist bomb plot? Come on.

My life is not dull.

- Hey. - That's a good amber.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Hey, you made it. - So, how was Vancouver?

It was, uh, it was a discovery.

What? What do you mean, a discovery?

Well, um, you gotta deal with your past in order to move forward.

One day I'm gonna get a straight answer from you,

and you know, I won't know what to do with it.

- You want a straight answer? - Yeah.

Come here.

♪ The song is never done ♪

♪ come on now everyone yeah ♪

♪ come on now everyone ♪

♪ come on everyone ♪

♪ we got this melody ♪

♪ bring in the harmonies like CSNY ♪

♪ to write a tune you know will never die ♪

♪ let's gather round and sing a song ♪

♪ hey, there's no worries on the earth tonight ♪

♪ we're all walking off the world tonight ♪

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