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Do you think he did it?
He's a holly.
You must be from Border Intelligence. I'm Henry Rowland.
Erica Rock. Someone was in the trunk.
A unique part of the river.
History, violence, beauty, drugs probably.
There's nothing to that. I can't. I'm not a drug dealer. You're selling stolen
drugs back to the people you stole them from.
Tell me, who stabbed you? Yeah, not a fucking doctor, Pete.
You need to trust me, and I am going to keep you out of jail.
Sit down.
Rough night.
Good morning.
Morning.
How was the rest of the party?
The kids all thought you went after some serial killer.
And it was all they could talk about.
How cool you were.
I mean, I wouldn't have gone if you'd had me.
You're so tense.
Let's do something about that.
I think if we want muskies, we have to go by the bridge.
Oh yeah, no, I heard of those bridge muskies. That's a hot spot.
We'll go there.
Give me a sec, buddy.
Hey, Erica.
Dead guy washed up this morning.
Local veterinarian, Peter Waits.
Do you know him? Pete.
Let me guess. He went to the same high school. Same as Wade Thompson.
Two guys from the same school and as many days.
Who's next? Class president?
He lives with his daughter Tuesday.
Tuesday?
Yeah, Tuesday.
It's a nickname.
Okay, you break the news to her. I will head over to the clinic, see if there's
any security cameras.
Someone called in a fight by the river last night, not too far from where we
found him. Might be a connection.
Okay, I'll speak to her, and, uh, thank you.
Hey, buddy.
Um, British muskies are gonna have to wait.
Hello Hello
No.
That rug is worth more than your life.
Don't you dare track down through it.
Outside. Hose yourself off.
But the wall would be freezing.
Can't use the shower. Outside!
It's done.
We put Jay to rest under the cherry tree like you asked.
His daughters will be gutted. Make sure they're taken care of. Yes, Mum.
I've got my package.
This geezer Steve that Jay was supposed to meet, he's in his apartment, dead as
disco. No sign of the gear.
Fuck!
I found this in Jay's pocket.
Take your shoes off.
I think it's the kid I seen sprinting away with a young girl.
Well, then what are you doing here?
Burying Jay, like you asked.
Miles King and the mystery girl. Go and find them, Gaz.
Take your fucking shoes!
You want, like, a ginger ale or something?
God, fine. Leave me alone.
Yeah, you sure?
We killed a guy, Ruby. I'm not okay.
Well, I've been doing some online research, and it looks like each one of
bricks is about a kilo.
So how much do we have?
Well, the UN has this, like, street value cocaine calculator, I guess, to
people informed or whatever.
Okay. We got, like, 20 bricks.
And each of the bricks should go for between $20 ,000 and $60 ,000 depending
quality. So, ballpark, we got like a million bucks in coke.
Hang in there, buddy.
Who was that?
Relax. Probably my dad just forgot his keys.
Put the drugs in the bath, okay?
What is it?
You're done.
I don't know what I'm supposed to do.
I didn't take a... We weren't talking.
You don't have to do anything.
All right, we'll take care of the funeral.
You just breathe.
You don't have to do anything.
What was he doing on the river?
He never left this place.
I know.
Who's that?
Yeah, that's my colleague.
It's fine. Hey, she wants to ask you a few questions about where your dad was
last night.
I wasn't here. It's fine.
She's going to ask you a few questions, and I will sit right there.
Okay? Okay.
Easy peasy.
Ruby Miles, this is Agent Ross.
She's from Border Intelligence, and she's going to ask a few questions.
Grab a seat.
Hi, Ruby.
Sorry about your dad.
You holding up okay?
No.
We found something at your dad's clinic.
That left us a little confused.
Okay.
Did your dad keep odd hours?
Maybe going to the clinic when it was supposed to be closed or bringing things
home that should have been in lockup?
What, like drugs?
No, no, no. He wasn't on drugs. He just drank.
Um...
We feel like we have identified a connection between him and
someone who might have been involved in criminal activity.
Do you know the name Wade Thompson?
We weren't close.
I don't know.
Did your dad have any enemies?
He killed a shit -three once.
Oh, Mrs. Crookshanks.
It just didn't really wake up after an operation.
But someone kept egging the house at night.
And then we found out it was, well, old Mrs. Crookshanks.
My dad's only enemy was bourbon.
You remember back to when you became distant? Do you remember a turning
maybe, or a sudden change in behavior?
Like heading straight to the liquor store after dropping my mom off at
I was thinking of something more recently.
We weren't close.
Recently.
What do you really want to ask me?
I think your dad operated on someone in his clinic. Not an animal, but a person.
And if that's the case, if you have any information about who he might have been
hanging out with, why he would be on the river in the middle of the night,
anything would be helpful.
You want me to help you?
My dad just died.
I know.
Fuck!
He's dead.
He's dead and you're here.
Making me feel like he did something to deserve it?
I'm not saying that. Not anymore. What the fuck is wrong with you?
Hey.
We're done here.
Let's go.
I'm done.
Someone was in the clinic when I went by.
There were security cameras, but they were white. And... I found this.
It's a baseball card. Covered in blood. Not really a dog chew toy now, is it?
Is that you?
Yeah. Yeah. Long time ago. That's me.
And Wade Thompson and Pete?
Yep.
I know it's a small town, but Pete and Wade in the same photo is more than a
coincidence.
I wanted to talk to the Thompsons myself.
Good.
Miles. Hey.
Ruby is very important to me. You take care of her. Do you understand?
How you doing?
Good. I left me the Wi -Fi password, Hank.
Yeah, so we need to talk.
All truth and nothing but.
You're not going to cut the crust for me?
Okay, so the story that you're telling me here, stop me if I
fuck it up.
You're working as a bag man doing jobs for Wade, running shit across the river.
You get a shipment of drugs.
You stop at a card game.
Somebody follows you out. They find your shit. They take it.
Why? Why, why, why?
Well, ask him when you find them.
Were you stacking the deck?
Were you picking people off?
No, I don't need to stack the deck, man. If this table is a weak table, your
five -year -old could wash them.
My five -year -old just turned eight.
No shit. Adam?
Yeah. Did you get him in a ring yet?
Yeah, I mean, he's showing interest.
He does eat his crust.
Look, you've been gone a long time, Tommy. This is not a catch -up. All
Who do you think it was who knocked you out?
I don't know. There was this annoying motherfucker at the table. I guess he
an actor with the floating players.
Name. Do you have a name?
Steve something.
Do we think that Steve has the drugs?
If anyone does.
All right. I'll look into him.
And what am I supposed to do until then? These people want you dead.
So the only way out is going to be through official channels.
You need to get your story straight, and then you get ready to repeat that story
at the station.
Like hell I will. No, I'm not a rat.
Tommy, if you don't play ball, we're both going down.
All things considered, thanks, Hank.
I appreciate it. And you can tell Pete the same thing.
So you're saying you don't think that he was alone on the water? Well, Carter,
you woke up hearing something violent out in the water. Thought he saw someone
fall in. He wasn't sure if it was a person or not. But he said there were at
least two people yelling on that boat.
That's not a lot to go on, Charlie.
You know, if Pete was involved in something, there's only a few people on
river I can think of who could have dragged him in or something like that.
Did Ross tell you what she found at the Glenick?
Baseball card.
Yeah, a Jackie Robinson baseball card. That's right.
And he guesses as to whose prince friend is going to dig up off that card.
There's something you want to ask me, Charlie.
Where the fuck is Tommy Hawley?
These drugs are worth a million dollars. Someone's got it missing. There's
someone who probably put a couple of tires around her neck and set them on
How much money do you have?
Not much. You?
Same.
If they find it, they'll kill us.
It's been a while since I thought, God, I wish Steve was here.
What would he do?
What would Steve do?
WWSD.
He'd sell it.
Right? I mean, it's currency.
It's worth something. Like, a lot of something.
So let's make some money.
Right?
Then get the fuck out of here.
Hey Steve Oh
I just got off the phone with Wade Thompson's family.
Not much fond of cops. Could have saved you the trouble.
Well, the thing is, Henry said he went by there, but the Thompsons say they
haven't seen him in years.
Not since he and Wade were in the boxing club.
You keeping tabs on all of us or just my son -in -law?
When I see a cop acting cagey, disappearing, and two people he knows
wind up dead in a 25 -hour period, yeah, I keep tabs.
Oh, forensics just came back. Got a hit on the baseball card.
Good. What are you doing?
You always do that?
I don't know.
What this girl Stacy used to do. She's always hated me, but she's got a mean
coke habit, so I thought maybe we might bond over channeling Marilyn Monroe.
You got the sample?
Ruby, wait.
Stacy? Hi.
Been a minute.
You got, like, dirt or something on your face.
Hey. Well, look what the cat dragged down.
Want to catch me up? Yeah, please.
A partial fingerprint came back from the baseball card.
Tommy Hawley, repeat offender.
Another one of your old friends from the boxing days.
Yeah, which is, I mean, we were kids.
Well. I looked into him. Most of his files are blacked out.
Well, I mean, that's not surprising. He started to get in trouble when he was a
minor, right? It's thorough.
Like someone wanted to keep this kid out of the system. Where are we going?
Where are we going with this, Erica?
I think it's odd that you didn't think of him yourself.
You know, Henry and I, we both know the Hollies well.
The whole town does.
Tommy Holly, he's been in and out of prison most of his adult life.
Well, the long and short of it is, if Tommy was back in town, getting a
in the action, we'd hear about it, wouldn't we, Henry? Yeah, I mean, I know
about this stuff. I got anything for these guys. I grew up with them. Or you
might be biased.
Or you might be letting old loyalties keep you from doing your job.
Yeah, maybe you know where Tommy's at. Yeah, no, I'd say.
I would say.
So, it's nice to know where I stand, Erica.
There are a lot of coincidences. And it's a small fucking town.
Jesus Christ.
He knows something. He'll fill us in when he can.
Oh, well.
Until then, I'm going to keep doing my job.
Holy shit.
It's, like, really good.
Where'd you get it?
There's been a total coke drought in the islands.
From a friend. Doesn't matter.
You want to buy it?
Yeah, for sure.
How much?
About $150.
Okay.
I hope this good's worth a lot more than that, but okay.
You make all that here?
No.
I danced down at Island Peaks.
Why? Had a problem?
Why would that be a problem?
We're the drug dealers.
Don't judge me.
So you're still with that actor?
Not really.
Too bad.
He was cute in like a brain -dead puppy dog kind of way.
You know he tried to fuck me, right?
Okay, well, we've got more if you want. Looks like you got money. No, no, no. I
can't stop myself when it's around. And everything in moderation, right?
I just suck it all back.
Okay, Stacy. Well, nice to see you.
Owen might, though. Owen?
The owner.
Loves the stuff.
He's not in, but I can give him a call. No, I think we just... Let's just keep
it between friends, okay?
Friends. It's hilarious.
I'll just call Owen and he'll bite like all of it.
What do you think?
I don't know.
See how the vibes are?
It's off.
We bolt.
Hey, man. Shop closing at 10, okay?
Why don't you close early?
What?
I'd like to have a quick chat with your colleague, Miles.
Miles?
Is he okay? He didn't show today.
Did he not?
Do you know where he is?
No. No. And you are again?
A good mate.
Ah, uni. You need to think really, really hard and rack your brain.
Now, where might I find young Miles?
I think maybe you should go.
Wrong door.
Tommy Pete's dead.
Station and Border Patrol are on to you. Your fingerprints just showed up at two
separate crime scenes and they know, they know that I'm involved in this.
do you mean Pete's dead?
I mean he was shit -faced and he fell off the back of the boat after he
you up.
River was always going to get him eventually.
Not the only dead guy.
Steve.
Murdered?
Probably an OD, but the drugs weren't with him and his place was trashed. So
whoever got there before me probably has them. Probably the same people that
stuck you with a fucking knife, Tommy.
Look at me.
You gotta come in.
Come on with that, Hank. Take these people down.
I will make sure that you walk.
Yeah, and then what does that make me?
Where are you going to put me? Up in Saskatoon with a job at the Home Depot?
What about Liv?
Liv comes with you.
Did she say that to you, or are you saying that for her? This plan gets that
done, Tommy, but I need something concrete, and you fucking know that
isn't it.
Okay, maybe... Maybe Sarkis.
Who's that?
Sarkis Massarian. He's a border guard.
Okay, I mainly cross the border by water, but sometimes they need me on
I gotta use the bridge.
And if anybody's gonna turn, it's that tweaky little bitch.
Fuck.
Is that it?
Currently, let's get this clear, you've got ten little fingernails. Am I right?
I swear!
Oh, fucks.
Just a sec, mate.
Hello?
Hmm?
Yeah. The diner, all right.
You're lucky day, son.
Your manicure will have to wait.
Now, let's get this clear.
No one's going to know about this little chap.
Or else there could be dire consequences for you.
Understand?
I said, do you understand?
Yes, sir.
Cool. Good boy.
We have been here forever.
Is this starting to feel a little familiar?
Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing.
You never heard us rude to whisper?
Sorry, we just have places to be, so... You're so nervous.
Oh, my God.
Just relax.
No one's, like, a minute away.
This is totally how I remember you, so, like, jittery.
People never change, huh?
No, it's not.
Okay.
He says you guys should come to the back. You've got your buyer.
Come on, follow.
I don't like this.
Then let's go.
He sounds excited.
Guess he's really horny for a new supplier.
It's okay. I think we're actually just going to hold on to it for now. But
totally give you a call if we want to move more.
Ruby, he, like, really wants to talk to you. Yeah, well, maybe another time.
What are you doing? Let go.
He needs to talk to me.
The Massarian asks if you got something to declare. You say, fireworks.
He perks up, and you say that I've got a Roman candle.
Just one.
That's the bribe. All right, you give him the Roman candle that you stuffed
cash, and he goes home happy with no more questions about what else you got
the trunk.
Just remember, when you get there, Lotharian only ever works the third
Okay?
Evening.
Passport? Uh, yeah. There you go.
Anything to declare?
Yeah.
Fireworks.
Fireworks?
Okay. What kind?
No, we can't.
He wasn't expecting a crossing tonight. What? Are you new to this?
Uh, yes. Just started.
Oh.
Music to my ears, man. Music to my ears.
Now I can sign off. You know, I already told the boss I'm filling the life.
All right, Mr. New Guy.
Welcome back to town.
What if we turned ourselves in? We went over that. We'll go to jail.
Yeah, but that cop, he seems like a good guy. I don't know. I've never been in a
situation like this.
You think I have?
We killed a guy, Maya. It was self -defense, though.
Self -defense during a drug deal.
Kind of hits different, don't you think?
Okay. We got $150 from Stacy.
Uh, it's enough to take us on the road, right?
It's maybe enough for a night at a motel.
We need more.
That Owen guy was definitely bad man.
I think whoever's after the drug put the word out, you know, to, like, call it
in if someone tries to sell it at any of the bars around here.
Yeah, well, how far do you think they'd be looking? I mean, we could try the
next town or two or Kingston or... We took too much.
I don't think it's safe to sell it anywhere.
Do banks give loans to drug dealers?
A loan's not a bad idea.
I know someone who can maybe swing that.
My boss, I guess, co -owner, technically, but he owes me.
It wouldn't be much, but maybe he'd help us out.
Walt!
Jesus, man, what happened?
You okay?
What's going on? What are you into?
I'm calling the cops. No, no.
Hey, hey, hey.
What are you doing?
You can't.
Listen.
I need money.
What?
These people are bad. Just a couple grand. I just need to get out of town.
I know you have it in the safe.
You wanted my damn fingernails.
Miles! This was my dad's business, too, and I haven't come for any of it because
I assumed we were partners. Well, you assumed wrong!
Wait, what are you doing?
What are you doing? I know how much these are worth. I'll only take what's
Walt, please!
I need money.
I'm so sorry.
Leave a message.
Hey, I'm busy with work, so don't stay up. All right?
Love you.
If Sarkis did a run, he'll have a hockey bag. It's always a hockey bag. You
catch him with that, he'll be easy to turn.
Sarkis!
Whoa! Who are you?
What's in the bag?
Hey, you're the new fireworks guy.
What'd you do, follow me?
Yeah, we need to talk.
Tommy Holly sent me.
Tommy Holly, I thought it was dead.
No, he's not.
Who are you exactly?
I'm going to get my badge.
Your what?
My badge, dickhead.
All right, but I just want to talk.
I ain't going to hear.
No, no, that's done.
Oh, come on, I just need a goddamn...
Shit.
This wouldn't have happened if you didn't silo your entire investigation.
We're supposed to be working together.
No, it wouldn't have happened if you didn't follow me. This was surveillance.
Then why would you approach the suspect? I think what's important is how we
approach the next few steps.
A man is dead,
Henry. An officer of the law.
A border guard, for Christ's sake, and what I'm saying is that we need your
informant to come in so that we can make this all official.
My source just gave up a contact that could have become our informant and led
to all the big players in this operation, but none of that can happen
because you shot him in the chest!
Well, you've got a funny way of saying thank you for saving your life! I'm not
saying thank you! Enough!
Enough! Enough!
Ross's superiors are putting her on mandatory leave until the death settles
the shooting.
Yeah, and thank you for that.
Henry, I put my ass in the line here for you, so you better fucking know what
you're doing here, son.
Mm -hmm.
Hey.
How did it go with your guy?
Did you get the money?
Wasn't great.
Bad. They wanted to hurt me, but they found Walt, and they hurt him, and it's
all my fault.
I did get something.
This is the first printing. It's about 800.
This is a little more rough, but I think I can get five.
You want to sell comic books?
I can sell them online.
They're rare. They'll go fast. You can ship them from the road.
Hello? Have you ever heard of the satin road, dark web kind of shit?
You mean the silk road? Yeah, why?
Well, they sell all kinds of shit on there, right?
Drugs, passports, hell, I even heard they got a hitman.
I think that's a myth.
What if it wasn't?
You want to hire a hitman? No, I want to sell drugs.
Make it look like we're just selling comics.
But actually, we hide the coke inside.
People buy the drugs online and we ship through the mail. I don't know, is that
stupid?
No, it's freaking genius.
Yeah.
We're closed.
No, you ain't.
We made it clear not to let him leave.
Oh, you see my fucking face?
It's my tip maker.
Hey, my problem.
My problem is that you let him leave.
My governor has got very high standards, babe.
Wait, wait, wait.
I didn't say this before because I didn't think it mattered, but I know
bitch. The girl?
Her name's Ruby.
Ruby Waits.
And I'll tell you everything.
Where she lives, the dude she takes in high school, how shit she was in math
class, just...
Come on, the hammer's like a little watch.
You what?
A little extra, like a little watch.
Oh.
Well, go on.
Tell me about Ruby White.
I didn't come to just chat cheeseburgers, though. No?
No. I didn't think so.
We need to have a discussion about your boyfriend, Steve.
Bit of a problem, Mum.
The young girl's at home, being visited by one of the cops.
Which one?
The flash geezer, Rowland.
What's he doing there?
I ain't got the foggiest, but I've been there quite a while.
Someone at the door, I've got to go.
Erica, hi.
Sorry to show up like this. I had a shitty day.
Oh, dear, I have to apologize. I invited you.
You want to come in?
I don't want to apologize.
Well, I don't want to drink a bottle of wine. I've just opened by myself. So
come in.
Tell me about your shitty day.
Steve's not my boyfriend.
No? Not anymore.
Oh, okay. So ex -boyfriend?
Yeah.
When was the last time you got chatted?
It's been a minute.
Like in the past few days? I don't know. Why?
Um, well, he's, um, dead.
I'm sorry.
I'm not surprised.
Why?
He kept talking about some big score.
Mm -hmm. Getting weird using a lot.
He OD'd.
Didn't he?
Mm -hmm.
Look, someone had searched his apartment before I got there, so... I mean...
Can you think of any reason why?
I already told you.
I blocked him on everything.
Mm -hmm.
Dean was involved in some serious shit.
Whoever was looking for him, they might be looking for people who knew him. So
if I found that, that means someone else saw it too.
I gotta get this.
Okay, do we continue?
Yeah, Chuck.
The word's out on the bus today.
Brad thinks we got national news on this, which means we need to be dead
certain we got all our I's dotted, T's crossed.
Oh, yeah, of course.
Of course?
Son, where do you think you stand with Ross right now?
She's coming right along.
Not without something solid.
Well, what do you suggest?
Stop trying to do this all on your own.
We need to make this official, so you go wherever Tommy's holed up. Why? Nope,
let me finish.
You bring him in tomorrow morning.
I shouldn't be telling you all of this.
These men.
I mean, you followed your instinct and you saved one of them.
But now you're going to sit back while he takes credit for your work and you
forced off the job.
It's a mandatory leave after a shooting.
Well, you have to show them that it's mandatory to listen to you.
You're going to find a way back in.
And to quote one of your fellow Canadians, don't let the bastards grind
down.
Tommy?
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