All language subtitles for High Potential 02x09 Under the Rug [2026-01-13 21-00] uswabc DivX

Damn it.

What?

Pick it up.

Delivery for Gingillery.

Oh. A little up here, bud? Yeah. Thank
you.

You got some flowers? That's so nice.

Oh, my gosh. Mom, Dad got you flowers.

What? These are beautiful and super
expensive. What's this about? Well, you

worth every penny that was spent by
someone else who isn't me. I just ran

the delivery guy. Put them here.

Oh, good. Ava cleaned up the breakfast
dishes just like she promised. I also

promised to change Chloe and be ready to
leave on time. You only get two tops.

Ooh, who are these from? I don't know.
Is there a card?

Morgan, thanks for a lovely adventure.

Until we meet again.

Reese. Reese?

Weird. Who's Reese?

Just this guy I worked on a case with.

And he's sending you dahlias? I guess
so.

You know, I think that these flowers
could use a little water.

Thank you.

Oh, wait, hang on. Oh, oh, oh. Turn it
off.

Sorry, that just started last night. The
whole house is falling apart.

I will take a look at it. Thank you.

Mom, I need a hair dryer.

Get a hair dryer. You know where they
are.

Can I run this race, guys? What? I don't
know.

Okay, gotta go to work.

Santa Monica Mountains.

Wear sensible shoes.

Okay, thanks, Dad.

All right, everybody out the door in
five.

Well, I see you sort of took my advice.

I didn't want to get into a shoe fight.

Victim's name is Curtis Bear.

Ex -con.

Armed robbery, multiple assault.

Hikers spotted the truck and called it
in. Dolphins getting their statements.

Brake lines on the truck were cut.

Unis found pools of brake fluid on top
of that hill. Looks like that's where

truck was parked when it happened.

Any idea what the guy was doing out
here? Well, we have some thoughts.

Here's what we found in the truck.

Rifle with a long -range scope.

Subject left home, 6 a .m., Mulholland
to Backbone Trail. Okay, so he was

tailing someone.

Saved best for last.

Got to be a few grand here. $37 .50.

That's a down payment.

Half of $7 ,500, a quarter of $15 ,000.

Buy everything on layaway, you get good
at that math, too. Down payment would

fit the note.

Balance upon completion, and I'm
watching you, so I'll know.

This certainly feels like Mr. Bear was
hard to do ahead. The question is, did

finish the job?

Are you saying there might be another
victim out here?

Right.

That is a lot of ground to cover to hunt
for a body that might not exist.

Well, this means we need to narrow our
search.

I'm seeing a lot of orange golf balls
around here.

And some of them are brand new. They
haven't had a chance to be exposed to

elements yet. Like someone was hitting
this morning.

Okay, so our golfer might be bare
subject, but even so, these balls could

been from anywhere.

Well, that's not true.

The path that a golf ball takes in the
distance are completely related.

slices the ball and it goes away from
his body, it has less energy and travels

shorter distance than if you were to hit
it straight.

If a golfer hooks the ball, it goes
across his body, has more energy, and

further.

So all we have to do is look at the
spread of where these golf balls landed,

that way we can work backwards, and that
helps us figure out where they came

from.

Which was right up there.

Also, our golfer was a lefty.

Perfect sight line.

Languages after.

Ha ha.

I'll work on my air golf. Meantime, get
forensics to come up here and process

this area. Pretty sure this is where
Bear's subject was standing.

Copy that, tiger.

Next question. Bear subject leave dead
or alive?

No blood, no dead body.

Yeah, these tire tracks look kind of
normal. No spin out. Doesn't look like

anybody left in a hurry. Yeah, like you
would if you were being shot at by a

sniper. Looks like whoever Bear was
watching, they left alive.

What's this?

Fine, you were right about the shoes.

Just trying to help.

Is this a golf club?

Oh, look at this.

Lefty. I never doubted you for a second,
Guillory.

There's no branding on it. Looks like it
was 3D printed.

What do you make of that?

V might stand for version number. You
think this guy's printing golf clubs?

Well, if we're right, Bear's subject is
a left -handed inventor who throws his

golf clubs when he gets pissed.

Whoever it is, we need to find him fast.

Right, because the hitman's dead, but
this golfer still has a hit out on him.

-hmm, and there's another reason. Our
golfer could be the one who hit the

hitman.

Keep spare boots laying around.

Can you stop obsessing over my shoes,
please?

Eunice found a digital camera on the
hillside while we were mopping up. Looks

like it got thrown from Bear's truck in
the fall.

TID pulled these off his memory card.

Oh, okay. This guy looks fun.

Any luck pulling prints off the clubs
you found?

Guy wears a glove when he golfs.
Anything older was smudged. Well, we can

these through facial recognition, see if
anything pops up.

You don't have to.

You don't recognize him?

A brush bar that loosens 30 % more dirt
than the competition.

An ultra -fine particulate filter. And a
bin that needs to be emptied less

often.

I designed the Neumeier Sweep using the
same motto I apply to everything.

And so should you.

Do it best, or don't do it at all.

Do it best, or don't do it at all? His
name is Douglas Neumeier. He invented

Neumeier Sweep. I've used that vacuum. I
absolutely hate it.

I think it's way too powerful. It should
come with a warning label.

That label would be interesting.

Yeah, the Neumeier sweep was implicated
in over a dozen home fires last year.

Trace back to faulty wiring.

Vacuum cleaners are full of lint, so
when they go up, they go up fast.

Four severe injuries, four deaths.

Oh, my God.

This is terrible.

Neumeier was accused of knowing the
vacuum could catch fire, burying it, and

keeping it in storage anyway. How did I
not hear about this?

Neumeier's lawyers got gag orders
imposed so as not to taint a potential

For the most part, it stayed out of the
press.

A potential jury? Neumeier's facing
criminal charges?

He could.

Negligent homicide.

The investigation's still ongoing.

FBI's running point. Good.

Meantime, Neumeier's faced a bunch of
death threats, mostly from victims'

families. I hear he's gotten obsessed
with his safety, jumping between

homes to keep his location secret.

And hiring pro -security, judging from
the pics on Bear's camera.

You think one of those bodyguards did
their job a little too well and took out

hitman? I think we can take Neumeier and
his goons off the table. If one of them

killed Bear, they wouldn't have left a
mess of evidence saying they were up

there. Still, we need to find Neumeier
ASAP, regardless of who killed the

hitman. His life is still in danger.

Got it.

Good.

I'm surprised.

I was expecting you to have a problem
protecting this guy.

You can protect him if you want. I want
to find him because he killed four

people and you should rot in jail.

As long as we keep Neumeier safe and
find whoever killed Bear.

Daphne and Oz, go talk to the victim's
family, see if anybody pops out as

hired a hitman.

Morgan and Carraday. Go find the genius
inventor with multiple houses who does

not want to be found.

Morgan, at work?

Is that Arthur?

Not much to report, but I wanted to keep
you updated.

Forensics finished processing the truck.

No prints besides his own, no blood or
signs of struggle.

So maybe he wasn't hurt.

At least not there.

We're giving it 24 hours to see if he
turns up.

After that, it goes to missing persons.

We're doing everything we can.

Do you get to stay focused on this case?

Yeah.

Go to work.

Hey, everything all right?

Yep.

I figured I'd reach out to Neumeier's
company, see if someone over there can

tell us where he's holed up.

You could do that, but...

It's in Berlin. It's the middle of the
night right now. It's going to be a

before we hear back.

And you've already thought of a quicker
way to find him, haven't you?

There's something I noticed up on those
trails.

All the sets of footprints from both
bodyguards were this brand, Volkner. I

looked it up. It's a German military
supplier.

I mean, one bodyguard wearing German
army boots could be anything.

But both of them wearing them, you're
thinking they're former military.

Neumeier's company is based in Germany.
Makes sense he'd hire a security firm he

already knew. So we find the firm with
offices in both L .A. and Berlin.

And you find Neumeier.

Are you sure there's no Dr. Berman?

No. I hate my PPL.

Two guys from the photos walking out
now.

We're coming around to pick you up.

Thank you.

LAPD. Where are they going? We need a
word with Mr. Neumeier. We believe he

be in danger.

You can't go in there right now.

He's about to have his... Heard it.
Body.

You stay here. Stay here. Wait. You
don't understand.

Call an ambulance.

Who the hell are you?

You care to explain what the hell you're
doing here? You stepped in our op. You

first.

We're investigating the death of a
hitman for hire who we believe was

this man.

What? It's not a hitman for hire.

It was one of ours.

Posing is one.

What?

A murder victim.

He's an undercover fed.

wasn't a killer for hire. He was FBI.

Fake hitman?

Sounds like a bad action movie. No, it
gets results, though. Are those results

Jason Statham?

Someone wants someone dead. They think
they've hired a cold -blooded pro, but

reality, they've hired an undercover
fed.

All the stuff the agents were doing,
Bear's nose, the photos faking that

Neumeyer was dead, all tricks the FBI
uses to build a case against the client.

Undercover wears the wire, shows the
clients the photos, proving he's

the job. The client pays up, and they
get him on tape saying the money is for

murder. So no Jason Statham.

Are you the group from LAPD? Yes, we
are.

Special Agent Maida Taylor, case manager
on the Neumeyer op. I look forward to

working together.

Waiting for one more?

No, we're all here. Oh, there he is.

Hey, Nicky. Hey, sorry to hold you up.

Hi, Myra.

Agent Taylor and I worked a task force
back when I was undercover. So when

crime stepped into their op, she called
me directly.

This way.

You worked undercover?

Can't tell you all my secrets.

We're over here.

Oh, good.

Now we can get started.

You already know Akko and Kessler. This
is our boss. Wayne Vincent, ASAC, LACID.

Something funny?

I don't. Just a lot of initials. They're
very important.

And you are?

Morgan Guillory, ABCDEFG.

Ms. Guillory works with us as a
consultant.

She has some issues with this
investigation.

To be clear, I don't have any issues
with finding the guy who killed your

I'm just thinking as long as we're here,
you know, maybe we could take down the

rich murderer, too.

Well, that's not why we're here. So,
let's keep our extra credit project to

ourselves.

Taylor. The man you thought was a
hitman, Curtis Bear, was really named

Bellinger. Decorated undercover out of
the Denver field office. Two FBI stars,

that's our purple heart.

One medal of valor for risking his life,
saving other agents.

Left behind a wife and a little boy. How
could you not know he was dead until we

told you?

His next check -in wasn't until
tomorrow.

You guys found him before we did.

None of us knew Bellinger well.

Murder -for -hire guys are specialists.
He flew in just for this case. He was

living out of a motel for the duration
of the op. When was his last check -in?

The client left payment in a note saying
he was watching Bellinger.

Could be he saw him in your last check
-in and made Bellinger for a fit.

Exactly our theory. Then, fearing
Bellinger was on to him, the guy killed

Bellinger to cover his tracks.

Wait, the guy?

You don't know who hired him? Initial
contact came across a hitman for hire

that was actually an FBI front.

Client logged in using a fake ID. The
bureau subpoenaed the internet provider,

but so far the company is fighting it.
Bellinger had been steering the client

toward in -person meetings, but so far
they've insisted on debt drops to

exchange instructions and money. Short
of it is, we're still working on IDing

the person who hired Bellinger. First
focus had been the people who have

death threats against Neumeier.

Okay.

Detective, while Dill can stay here, you
can go over those death threats with

him. Daphne and I can go to Neumeier's
house, see if we can dig around, find

who might want him dead. This wouldn't
just be about your extra credit project,

would it? I'm an incredible multitasker.

Detective Carradick and I will go to
Bellinger's motel room. If someone made

him, could be an indication of it there.

My whole life is in here.

My calendars, all my contacts, my
emails.

Anything I can do to help, say the word.

Thanks. You could confess that you knew
your vacuums were dangerous.

That way you could be in prison, and
that's a lot safer than being out here,

right? Feels like a win -win to me.

You're the consultant.

I was told you have a singular mind.

You're not what I expected.

Yeah, I hear that a lot.

You, on the other hand, are exactly what
I expected.

That's Uppsala, Sweden.

I taught engineering at Uppsala
University.

It's known as the Oxford of Northern
Europe.

Real Oxford didn't want you, Morgan?

I'll be upstairs if you need me.

Going to clean up the blood on the
floor?

Miss Morella will get it.

She's in tomorrow.

So the guy who got rich making vacuum
cleaners doesn't clean up after himself?

Great. Real good. Got it. Well, we don't
have to like a guy. We just need to

figure out who wants him dead. Well,
good luck with that.

But anybody who knows him wants him
dead.

Haven't met Esmeralda, but I guarantee
she does.

Where are you going?

To Snoop.

You know where we're not going to find
anything helpful? In that laptop,

he gave it to us.

The study this way?

Motel manager said Bellinger kept to
himself.

Didn't notice anyone suspicious hanging
around.

Guests either. But that's not saying
much. This place gets rapid turnaround.

Looking for anything in particular?

Bellinger's stash. Someplace he'd hide
his casework, his notes, service weapon.

Okay, so we're looking for a place that
someone wouldn't find easily, but that

Bellinger could get to quickly.

Exactly. I've lived out of rooms like
this. If Bellinger thought somebody was

to him, most likely the place we'll find
proof of it is in there.

So where'd you work undercover?

Oakland, mostly.

Lived up there during my running from my
family phase.

I didn't know you had one of those.

Doesn't everyone?

Sir,

I'm guessing you had a reason for this
little team -up.

If you got a question to ask, just ask
it.

Remember our chat recently about keeping
me in the loop?

How could I forget?

Well, maybe you can help me with that.

With what?

A $20 million painting disappears right
at the same time as your partner goes

AWOL for a few hours. I contacted that
art consultant afterwards, a guy Morgan

seemed unusually chummy with, and who,
up until that point, would stop at

nothing to recover that painting, then
suddenly considers the case closed?

I don't know.

You tell me, Detective.

What am I supposed to think?

Everything I know is contained in my
report, sir.

Beyond that, you can think whatever you
want to think.

If you're covering for her, be very
careful.

If I'm covering for my partner, sir, it
would seem to me that either you should

approve or you're a hypocrite.

Almost never, but that's part of what I
love about you. You and Mom deserve a

night off. When was the last time you
went to the movies or tried a new

restaurant? Wow, that's really
thoughtful, Elliot. Thanks, but we get

in. You know, I hang with you guys while
Mom does her thing and vice versa.

No, I mean together.

Why would we hang together?

Come sit down. I think you should do
something nice for her. Well, I got good

news for you. I'm currently in the
middle of fixing her sink.

I'm sorry, what are we talking about? Do
you not see what's going on here?

I guess I don't. The gauntlet's been
thrown. I can't help you if you're not

going to try.

Any progress?

Yeah. What?

First, I went through all the files in
your study.

Mostly boring, but I did find out one
thing. You know that charitable

that all these awards came from?

He owns that.

And he just moves money from one of his
bank accounts into another one of his

bank accounts, and he gives himself
awards for it.

Anyway, ever since then, I've just been
looking through these files that the FBI

gave us about a faulty vacuum cleaner
that kills people.

I meant in identifying who hired a
hitman to kill me.

Yeah, don't you think those two are
connected?

You know what's crazy?

The only reason you're not in prison is
because of a lucky break.

You gotta check this out.

The feds had a letter to Neumeier from
his own factory warning him that the

wiring wasn't safe.

We knew your vacuum was a time bomb.
These matters are highly technical.

It's far more complicated than you
think.

Is it?

You cut corners to save money. Wires
were installed improperly.

Vacuum vibrates.

Wires shake loose.

Vacuum goes up in flames.

Not complicated.

All manufacturing demands that we
balance costs.

And no product is 100 % safe. If you
think otherwise, you're naive.

Yeah, it's so childish of me to think
that a home appliance shouldn't kill

people.

I've seen your type before.

And I've seen yours.

All that intellect.

Wasted.

And this, this, this.

chaos act that you put on that you
pretend is a choice.

It's all a cover to hide that you can't
apply yourself even if you wanted to

because you lack self -discipline.

It's the real reason you've accomplished
nothing.

And you never will.

No one's died because of me.

That's an accomplishment, I guess.

Excuse me.

Hi. Everything okay?

Everyone's fine, health and safety
-wise.

But? But we're having some big feelings
over here.

Elliot is upset about the flowers.

The flowers Reese sent me?

Why? He doesn't even know Reese.

It's not about who did send them. It's
about who didn't.

He's upset that they didn't come from
me.

I think the kid is still holding out
hope that his mom and dad are going to

back together.

He said that?

It is many words.

Well, what did you say?

I didn't say anything. I wanted to talk
to you first and see what you told him.

I mean, I told him both everything, but
that was a long time ago, back when we

split up.

Right.

Okay, listen, why don't you wait until I
get home, and then we can sit him down.

We'll figure out what's going on. No,
no, no, no. It's okay. We're in this

together. I can talk to him.

Okay. I know you'll know what to say.

I'll let you know how it goes. Call me
if you need me.

Hey, genius.

Do you have any recent surgical scars?

No.

Why?

Because she does.

And she left her scar cream in your
bathroom.

Yeah, I noticed earlier that you had
your hand around her waist.

It's a little too intimate, but it
wouldn't surprise me if you were the

type. But I also noticed that she's got
a UV protective scarf.

And I don't think she's worried about
tan lines. I think she's trying to keep

this scar from darkening.

You're thinking thyroid surgery?

I don't know. Tough to say. But what I'm
more interested in is the fact that

she's wearing a wedding ring.

Did you bother telling the people who
are trying to save your life that you're

having an affair with a married woman?

Why not?

I didn't think it was relevant.

Her husband is a feeble man, incapable
of action.

The kind of guy who hires a hitman to do
his dirty work.

I'm impressed.

Oh, my God, you moron. Hey, what's this
woman's name, and who's her husband?

Husband's name is Joel Dorskin, 48,
Beverly Hills CPA.

As far as we can tell, the guy never
stepped out of line in his life, not

speeding ticket, literally.

Which explains why Neumeier never even
considered him an option. Well, that and

Neumeier's arrogance.

If this Dorskin's such a boy scout, why
do we think he's our guy?

Our detectives pulled surveillance video
from an office supply store five blocks

from the sperm. Same exact envelope the
client used to pay Bellinger. Off that,

we got the internet provider to play
ball and help us identify the person who

logged onto your website.

Dorskin hired Bellinger. He's our guy.

Where's Dorskin now?

At his office.

Detective Forrester's getting in front
of a judge now. We should have a signed

warrant in ten.

Go get him.

have a warrant for the arrest of Joel
Dorskin. Where is Joel Dorskin?

Dorskin, free!

Joel Dorskin, you have the right to
remain silent.

Get up!

Wait, wait. I didn't do anything wrong
yet. I can still call it off.

Wait, what?

What can you call off? The hitman.

He hasn't killed anybody yet.

It's not too late.

Here it at.

In here.

Dorskin was in here putting together his
next payment.

He doesn't know he's hitman's dead.

So we have the guy who hired Bellinger.
But he's not the one who killed him.

Dorskin's not our guy. Or you just don't
see it.

Dorskin leaves a down payment at his
dead drop, goes on the website, leaves

instructions where to find it, and
watches whoever comes pick it up. You

that guy wanted to meet his killer?

Nikki. Byron, not now. Dorskin made
Bellinger for a fed.

His own notes said he was tailing him.
And now that we've seen him, I'd say

was posturing. Look.

For what you're saying to work, Dorskin
would have to have killed an FBI agent

and kept 11 grand in cash lying around
to throw on his desk so he could pretend

he didn't know anything if he got
caught?

Makes sense to me. It's ridiculous.

You know, at some point you could remind
him he has his own office.

What, and miss the show?

I take it you've accepted that Dorskin's
not the killer.

I'm going over the case from square one.
I'm looking for a new angle.

Bellinger had a whole jacket before
moving into Murder for Hire. He was

with drug traffickers, gun runners,
maybe some guy from an old case decided

take him out.

What did the carpet look like in
Dorskin's office?

Why do you ask?

Well, because there's some orange fibers
on the envelope that we found in

Bellinger's truck.

But the fibers aren't on this new
envelope, just the one from the truck.

The orange carpet was in Bellinger's
motel room.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

His hiding place was underneath the
wardrobe against the floor. Those fibers

on everything.

What?

If he'd already stashed the money in his
motel room, how did it end up back in

his truck?

Maybe... He brought it along to voucher
it. No, his next check -in was tomorrow.

He wouldn't have left that much cash
sitting in his truck.

Well, if he didn't leave it in there,
that means someone else took it from the

room and planted it in the truck.
Because they wanted us to focus on the

-for -hire case and this note from
Dorskin saying he was watching him?

Dorskin didn't write that. Whoever
planted the money must have. That's not

That means whoever killed Bellinger knew
a lot of things.

They knew about the undercover op in the
first place. They knew where to find

him. While he was working it. And they
knew where he'd hide that envelope in

room. Which means? Which means our
killer could be one of the FBI agents

the case.

You two, pull everything you have on the
feds working the personnel files case

histories. Are you in touch with your ex
-partner? Ronnie's in D .C. right now,

but I'll tell him you're going to reach
out. If any of those agents have reason

to kill Bellinger, we need to find out
who. And everyone, keep it quiet.

I come in.

Your mom getting flowers from another
guy kind of threw you for a loop, huh?

You two aren't getting back together,
are you?

It's probably not in the cards.

No. Why not? You still like each other.

We do.

We do. We like each other very much.

And we still make a great team.

All of us do. This whole family.

makes a great team, and that is never
going to change.

But your mother and I realized we didn't
make a great couple.

And nobody did anything wrong.

We just move at very different speeds.

And trying to be people we weren't, it
wasn't good for either of us.

And we realized we work better as
friends.

I get that.

You do.

I want you guys to be happy.

And I can handle it.

Oh.

Okay, great.

You know, that's really mature.

I try.

Do you need a hug? I need one so bad.

Come here.

I love you, buddy. I love you.

So who did the breaking up? Your mom.

How's it going?

Honestly, it feels gross investigating
fellow officers.

Yeah, I get that.

Kind of hoping this angle doesn't pan
out.

Get ready to be disappointed.

I think I just figured it out.

What are you doing up so early, buddy?

Check it out.

Look at this.

A working faucet, just like normal
people.

Dad and I fixed it together.

Well, you're hired.

Andy showed me what was wrong.

Whoever lived here before us connected
two different types of metal and it

corroded. So you got a science lesson
crammed in there too, huh?

Yeah. Dad's a smart guy.

I hear you guys had a talk about him and
me.

You okay?

Yeah. I think I just needed to hear it.

Yeah, that makes sense.

And if something else pops up, which it
will, we'll talk about that too.

Actually, there's something else I
wanted to talk to you about.

We're back to plumbing, aren't we?

Yeah. Can I show you another thing Dad
taught me?

Absolutely. Okay, so fluid dynamics are
actually really interesting. It's a

whole subfield of physics.

Would it be weird if I wanted to be a
plumber?

Absolutely not.

You keep that big heart of yours and you
can be whatever you want to be.

Okay.

Mr. Neumeier.

Detective Karadek, LAPD. You already
know Ms. Guillory. What's up, Doug?

I heard you arrested Gabrielle Dorskin's
husband.

And he's the one who tried to have me
killed. That is true. We're still

connecting some of the dots, though.
Just wanted to walk you through it.

And Ms. Guillory was right.

She is unique.

Well, we're keeping her around.

Oh, you... You found that vacuum?

I thought you said it was safe.

Don't worry, Mr. Neumeier. No one's
going to send you to prison for giving a

vacuum cleaner a dirty look.

Oh, that's silly. We couldn't do that if
we wanted to. That's not even a thing.

No, we're going to send you to prison
for something else.

You lied to me. Yeah.

Police are allowed to do that.

You can check.

Since I'm where you can see the big
screen, we wouldn't want you to strain

neck.

Now, we think you were told about these.

Agent Bellinger's surveillance shots of
you from when he was posing as a hitman.

But you must not have known all of the
times that Bellinger was watching you.

Otherwise, you wouldn't have gotten it.

These were on the memory card we found
in Bellinger's motel room.

To be more accurate, our text restored
them from the deleted photos on the

I guess you didn't know Bellinger's
every move either.

Maybe because you're such a bad boss,
your team didn't bother keeping you in

loop. You were in Neumeier's pocket. He
wanted someone on the inside to keep

tabs on the investigation against him.
And when he needed you two, you stole

evidence to make sure the case would
fall apart.

These photos came out or Bellinger
talked.

You were looking at serious jail time.

I never met Agent Bellinger, but I
wouldn't be here if it weren't for guys

him. And it's easy to imagine when he
stumbled onto you two meeting, he did

the courtesy of giving you a chance to
explain.

And how did you repay that favor?

Right. You broke into his motel room and
you deleted all of the photos

of yourself off his memory card.

And then you killed him.

You know, the funny thing is, we never
would have looked for deleted photos

until Morgan noticed an old assignment
in your personnel file.

Uppsala, Sweden.

Oh, so beautiful. You know, I hear the
school there is the Oxford of Northern

Europe. You were stationed there about
ten years ago, tracking international

hackers. Yeah, Neumeier was there at the
same time. That's how you two met.

You've got this all wrong.

I had no idea Asian Vincent killed a
man.

Yeah, I don't think that you're going to
be able to convince a jury of that.

Yeah, we found a series of bank
transfers between you, given the timing

most recent payment and the fact that
it's a lot higher than all the others.

It's pretty clear you were in on the
decision.

You're both under arrest for the murder
of Agent Curtis Bellinger.

What a shame.

That intellect.

Wasted.

Hey.

Hey.

You all right?

I heard you got into it with Neumeier
yesterday.

That surprise you?

You just reminded me of someone.

Your dad?

You mentioned he was a piece of work,
so... Still is.

Superior, judgmental.

Thinks being smart's a baseball bat you
beat people over the head with.

Tells his kid he's disappointed that
she's wasting her gifts because she

want to be like him.

Morgan, you know that's ridiculous,
right?

Yeah, I guess I do, intellectually.

Still doesn't feel good.

Do you have any idea how valuable you
are to us?

Morgan, do you understand how many
people you have helped since you've been

here? That is the exact opposite of
wasting your gifts.

I know a couple people who disagree with
you.

Can I give you a piece of advice?

You need proof the world's a better
place because you're in it.

Go home, Morgan.

you came into my life