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- Good morning.
- Good morning, Sergeant.

Can I put these
under the tree for the party?

Maybe better we keep them in the
radio room. I'll put 'em out later on.

Okay. The children
are so excited.

Look what we got for 'em.

A replacement rabbit. He looks exactly
like the one they reported stolen.

Yeah, we gave the pet shop guys
the description.

Well, this is wonderful,
Sergeant.

We got some other presents for 'em too. We're
gonna have Saint Nick here and everything.

Well, he's got some very
kind elves working for him.

Yeah, and there goes
Santa now.

Anything with a little tear
or a stain that...

Anything you couldn't sell
or got returned.

Oh, that-that's great.
Great. Thanks a lot, Mr. Peters.

I'll send a car over.

I just got two dozen Deadly Space
Assassins dolls for four-year-olds.

- Great.
- Yeah, Detective Medavoy.

Let me call you back.

- Hey, Andy, did you pick up
the Santa suit yet?

- Not yet, Medavoy.
- Oh.

'Cause I took it
to the dry cleaners.

L- I told 'em
you'd pick it up today.

- Well, I didn't yet.
- The party's this afternoon, Andy.

Hey, Medavoy, how come
I gotta be Santa Claus?

Well, uh,
Stillwell psychoed out,

and Walker's got jaundice.

No offense, but you're
the fattest guy in the squad.

- Hi.
- Andy.

Hey, what's Haverill
doing here?

Uh, I guess he's waitin'
for the lieutenant.

Now, you see, that much
I figured on my own, Medavoy,

on account ofhe's standin'
in Fancy's office.

I was more wonderin',
do we know what he wants?

All's I know is he's
gettin'to be a regular.

Haverill's gonna need
a camping permit, huh?

I can't make
these numbers work.

I don't see the caseload to-to warrant
the overtime you're putting through.

Obviously, I disagree.

You wouldn't be buying your squad's
loyalty at time and a half, would you?

Captain, the last time,
it was my clearance rate.

The time before that,
it was case management.

And both those conversations
were as bogus as this one.

In other words, you think
I'm secretly pleased...

with the job you're doing,
and I just don't realize it?

I think all your cards aren't face up.
You want a command slot to open,

and I'm the candidate
to get moved along.

If you feel we've got
a personality conflict,

maybe you should
put in for transfer.

Uh-uh, Captain. You think
I authorize too much overtime?

You don't like my clearance rate?
Go on record at the borough,

'cause I stand by
how I command.

You don't want to do this the easy way,
huh, Arthur? Move along on your own steam.

Just don't put this on stage. Don't
you undermine me in front of my people.

Trust me.
If I want you gone, you're gone.

Yeah, well, I didn't get here easy,
and I won't be going easy either.

- What do you know, Andy?
- How's it goin'?

- Merry Christmas.
- Yeah, same to you.

Either I or Detective Sipowicz
will pick it up.

Did you get the spot out of
the fuzzy collar? Oh, that's great.

That hypocrite bastard Haverill
knows Fancy's doin' the job.

He just wants to move his own man in
there. Probably that ass-kisser Murphy.

How come he's got
such a big smile for you?

Who knows?
Screw him anyway.

Maybe he likes your
sunny disposition.

You got a problem
with my disposition?

Yeah.

I'm just wonderin' where the big
mistake's gonna happen this year...

where I'm gonna create
a disaster area for the holidays.

Who says there's
gotta be a disaster?

Come on, John.

They set clocks off of me.

Last year... Today's
probably the anniversary...

I was lookin' to bang
my good friend, Lois the whore.

I go over to her room, I push open
the door, I take down my pants.

Of course, it turns out not to be Lois.
I was in the wrong room.

Correct me if I'm wrong,

but wasn't there some alcoholic
involvement in that incident?

Lucky the hotel
was all hookers, huh?

Lucky I had the 20 bucks.

No, all I'm sayin' is that it could be different
with you bein' off the booze, that's all.

Yeah, yeah, maybe you're right. I mean,
I get to play Santa Claus this year.

Hand out the precious gift of
merchandise to all these deprived kids.

Maybe some of'em actually didn't try to
break into my car on their way to school.

Then maybe there's somebody you can talk to
about it. You know, somebody professional.

I'm sure you mean well
by that question.

- Hey, Kelly?
- Think about it.

We got a kidnapping.
Go in soft clothes.

Okay.

What time did you get
the ransom call?

- Right after I got here at 9:00 this morning.
- You recognize the voice?

It was male. He sounded pretty young.
Said he'd call back in two hours.

I cancelled all your appointments,
spoke to Leonard at the bank.

He can have the money ready
in a couple of hours.

You wanna tell us
what that's about, Doctor?

They've asked for
$100,000 ransom.

Uh, I'll pay anything.

Okay, we can't tell you
not to do that,

but we would like a chance to record
and mark some of those bills.

Look, Detective,

these people are gonna get their money
whenever and wherever they want it.

Now, I-I don't care if it's recovered
or if they're even caught.

All I want
is my little girl back.

What time you drop her off
at school this morning?

I did that. I pick Tina up at 730
and drop her at school by 800.

Dr. Sachs goes the opposite way
to the hospital.

- You do that every day?
- The last couple of years.

- Is that telling you something?
- Itjust means that...

it was, uh,
it was an easy job.

Look, we're gonna need some pictures and
a description of what she was wearin'.

Okay, Doctor, we're gonna leave here
now and work out of the station...

in case anybody's watching
the office.

We don't want them aware
of our comings and goings.

The phone company will put a trap on the
phone to monitor the location of any calls.

One of our people will come out and put
a recorder on the line so we can monitor...

- the time of the calls.
- I don't want my daughter put at risk.

This won't put her at risk.
If we can put a trace on the call,

then we can put surveillance
on the location of the call.

I am gonna pay this money, I am gonna get my
daughter, and I don't want you to interfere.

- Doctor, is this your first kidnapping?
- Andy...

You really think that sarcasm
is appropriate here, Detective?

Nobody's bein' sarcastic.

Me and my partner got more experience
at this than you do.

Now sometimes, people pay the money
and they don't get their child back.

I've worked those cases,
lookin' for a child from a cold start.

- Okay, Andy...
- I don't like findin' some of those kids.

- What do you mean?
- What do you think I mean?

Doctor, you're gonna have to trust us.

We'll work with you.
Let us do our job. And hopefully,

something will
come out of this.

Do what you have to do.

Lieutenant, we're all set up
for the call in the doctor's office.

- Did he cooperate on the ransom?
- The bank Xeroxed all the bills.

The F.B.I.'s been notified.
They want us to keep 'em informed.

They said they'd monitor
the situation.

Good. Just what the world needs...
more monitors.

Kidnappers said they want a quick score
in and out. That's good news for the kid.

- Put the guy in the cage.
- Yeah.

Put the lady and the kid
in Interview One.

- We made a pickup on that North Carolina teletype request.
- That armed robbery?

Mm-hmm. We can charge the guy here too.
He had a gun in the car.

Everything else falls in... the description
on the driver, the license plate.

He had a woman with him, which the North
Carolina want said a woman was seen in the car.

Let North Carolina know
what we got.

Work the interrogation
with Medavoy.

Nest to Base 'K."

- Base standing by.
- We've got an incoming call.

- 10-4.
- We got an incoming call.

Nest to Base.
The subjects are on the phone.

These are the subjects.
Trap the call.

Got it. Pay phone, northeast corner
Water and Broad.

Ho!

- You okay?
- Huh?

- You okay? How am I?
- Yeah.

Look at this, Kelly.
Not a scratch, huh?

'Cause he's totally loaded
and he didn't get all tensed up.

- Hey, what's goin' on?
- What's goin' on is you just hit us, you asshole.

Yeah? Well,

why don't we let the cops
figure out who the asshole is, huh?

And you're an asshole!

I'm an asshole.
I'm an asshole, huh? Huh?

- I'm the asshole, huh? I'm the asshole?
- Get off my car!

I'm the asshole?
Huh?

Look what you did, huh?
I'm an asshole?

- You all right?
- Yeah. What'd we get off the call?

It's a zip.
The phone booth turned up empty.

No prints, no one
in the area saw anything.

- They tell Sachs where to make the drop?
- The deal changed.

The same ransom,
but they added narcotics.

The doctor bought
a couple hours to put it together.

We ought to work up
his patient files for addicts.

The nurse is bringing them over.
You sure you're okay?

Yeah, I'll be all right.

Hey, Lieutenant.
Listen, uh,

- don't do anything rash on that Haverill situation.
- What Haverill situation?

I'm just saying,
give it time to play out.

I don't know what you're talking about,
Andy. And if I did,

I'd tell you
it's none of your business.

So how long you been drivin'
your uncle's car, Calvin?

- I got nothin' to say.
- That car looked like you were on a trip.

- Full ashtray, a lot of litter in the car.
- Like I said before...

There was a couple ran
a liquor store in North Carolina.

They got, uh, p-p-pistol-whipped
during a robbery down there.

The woman lost an eye.
The owner got a New York plate number.

- It was the car you were driving.
- Screw 'em.

And screw you people too.

What's your relationship to the woman
and the kid we picked you up with?

- Nothin'. I gave 'em a ride.
- Where'd you pick 'em up?

Alabama somewhere.

Come on, Calvin. You've been around.
You know how this works.

You're lookin' at-at-at armed robbery
and-and-and felony assault in North Carolina...

and-and felony
weapons charges here.

Why don't you help
yourself out a little?

Well, I-I-I
w- w-w-w-want a lawyer.

Do that again. Come on.
Imitate me again.

I want a lawyer.

Well, the season bein'
what it is, asshole,

it's gonna take a while
for us to get one here for ya.

So I lie in my cell
and hope Santa don't forget me?

Yeah.

You think about how we're gonna
give you special treatment.

How we're gonna do our best to make
everything turn out lousy for you.

Ladies and gentlemen,
I am here to announce...

that the main and basement levels
of the precinct house...

have been cleared of rodents.

Thank you.

I can now offer the services
of Big Bad Bert...

to the investigative level
of this building.

The rats only ate lunches. That panther
in your arms looks like he eats the cops.

Not if you're my size.

You, Martinez,
could be in danger.

So stay alert, be careful,
and wear a name tag at all times.

If there are no further comments,
let the hunt begin.

What are you...
What are you doin'with Kyle?

Uh, he's gonna be right outside
with, uh, Miss Abandando.

Oh. Could he be
in here with me?

He's real good with my face.
Real quiet.

It's better
not for now, ma'am.

That's, um, finger-finger...

where you fingerprint people
who are going to jail.

Am I going to jail?

Well, uh, you're gonna have
a lot to do with that.

Uh, why don't you tell us
what happened.

How did you meet
Mr. James?

Well, Kyle and me were hitchin'
at a truck stop near Gadsden.

We had a sign that said,
you know, 'New York City."

And Calvin, he saw our sign
and he picked us up.

Why'd you decide
to come to New York?

Well, it's such a big place, I just
figured I could get some kind of work.

I know how to waitress.

And there's another reason,

which I'm not so proud
to tell you,

but I've heard that the, uh,

welfare system is better
here than in Georgia.

I don't wanna be on welfare.
I wanna work,

but I just want it there,
you know, 'cause of Kyle.

Did you ever see Calvin
before he gave you a ride?

No.

This-This has somethin'
to do with him, doesn't it?

We think so.

It's-It's-It's about something that
happened in, uh, uh, North Carolina.

What?

Do you recall
stopping anywhere there?

Uh, yeah.
We stopped at one place...

at a store,
a package store.

Calvin, he just went in
and he got himself a beer,

and he brought out
a MoonPie for Kyle.

- You waited in the car?
- Yeah.

Did somethin' happen
in that store?

Lord. Did he commit
some kind of crime in that store?

We think he did. We think he committed
a violent armed robbery in that store.

Well, I don't know
nothin'about it.

I didn't even know
it happened.

If I had known he had a weapon, Kyle
and me would've been out of that car.

You can place him
at the scene.

Now, that makes you a witness.
Would you be willing to testify?

Yeah, I guess I would.

Oh, Lord, this isn't how
I wanted to come to New York City.

John Evans. Doctor noted
drug-seeking behavior.

- Wouldn't be him.
- You're sure?

I'm sure. He enrolled
in a rehab program.

He works as a counsellor now.
He's very proud of being in recovery.

How long ago
did you speak with him?

Three days ago.
I'm telling you, it's not him.

- I know you're upset about this.
- Yes, I am.

You dropped Tina off every day.
You must've been close with her.

I can't stand to think
of anything happening to her.

Larry Ashman. Doctor noted
drug-seeking behavior.

Would Tina have known him...
trusted him enough to get in the car?

No. She wouldn't
have known him.

- You sure about him too?
- It isn't him, I'm telling you.

It isn't him.

Who is it, Mrs. Bowman?

I think it's my son.

Nest to Base K."

- Base standing by.
- Subjects are calling.

Doctor's receiving
his instructions, 'K."

Incoming call.
Make the trap.

He's to drive uptown
on Amsterdam Avenue.

Son of a bitch.
They're callin' on a cellular phone.

- They're gonna call him on his car phone, K."
- Base to Nest.

- I wanna talk to the doctor when he's through. Put him on.
- He's off the line, K."

I tell you, whoever invented cellular
phones should be hung by his nuts.

Detective Kelly,
I'm gonna do what they want.

Doctor, we want a chance
to follow you. This way,

we can follow them off the pickup
straight to your daughter, okay?

- Just let me do this.
- Doctor, nobody's gonna know we're following you.

You head up Amsterdam Avenue.
We'll pick you up. We know your car.

We're gonna be a in a taxi, number 1,
T" as in Thomas, 5, 3, all right?

Yes, all right.

Okay, here we go, pal.

Thanks a lot, all right?
Have a nice holiday.

Yeah, you too.

He made the drop, Andy.
Parked car right where you left me.

I'm on it.
You got a phone?

What you want, man?
Hey, what do you need?

- A phone. Phone. It's inside?
- Over there. Yeah.

Andy... He's got it, Andy.
Come on, Andy.

Andy... He's got it, Andy.
Come and pick me up. He's headin' north.

- Pick me up!
- Come on! Come on! Let's go!

Come on!
Son of a bitch!

Andy!

Let's go. Go!

You see him?

That's him.

There. There.

There he is.

I'll stay back here.

Come on, you asshole.
Take us to the kid. Come on. Come on.

- What the hell is he doin'?
- He's gonna get high, John.

That piece of garbage
is gonna fix right here.

Andy, that junk is pure.
He O.D.s., we got nothin'. Let's go.

- Get out of the car.
- Hey! Hey! What'd I do?

- Get out of the car! Shut up!
- What'd I do? What'd I do?

Now you listen careful now.
You got nothin'.

You got no family, you got no friends,
and you got no rights.

All you got left is your life, and I'll
take that from you right here on this spot.

Now, you got one shot.
You tell us where that kid is.

- You better tell us.
- I'll tell you.

- I'll tell you.
- Get up.

Hi. My name is Laura Michaels.
I'm an assistant district attorney.

Am-Am I gonna be arrested
and-and fingerprinted and go to jail?

North Carolina has issued
what is called...

a Jane Doe warrant in
the liquor store robberies...

that the detectives
talked to you about.

They've asked me
to conduct an interview to determine...

whether you should be tried in that
case or held as a material witness.

- Do you understand?
- Yes, ma'am, I understand.

But I got
a little boy out there,

and neither one of us
done anything wrong.

Would you like to have
an attorney with you?

No, thank you.

According to the statement
you gave to Detective Medavoy...

and Officer Martinez,
you waited in the car...

outside the liquor store
while Calvin James was inside?

- Yes, ma'am.
- You have no idea what transpired in the store?

N- No, ma'am.
Only what they told me.

Miss Cahill, you have
no relationship to Mr. James...

other than having been a hitchhiker
with your child in his car?

Well...

Go ahead.

He wanted to know
if I would have sex...

with him.

He said I didn't have to if
I didn't want to, but that if I did,

he would give me
a hundred dollars.

I was grateful to him,
and I kinda liked him.

And the money'd sure be a big help,
so I did it.

But that prostituting was the only crime
I've ever done in my whole life.

And I wouldn't have taken the money
if it weren't for Kyle.

I bought myself some shoes
and a dress with it...

to go look for work in, 'cause you gotta
have a good appearance for a job.

Would you be willing to
testify against Mr. James...

if this matter were
to come to trial?

Oh, I'd...

I'd feel real bad about it,

but I don't wanna go to jail
and be away from my boy.

So you would?

Yes, ma'am, I would.

Kathy, there's some steps
we have to take now...

on deciding how
to proceed on your case.

- It might take some time.
- I'd be grateful for anything you can do for us.

- Hi, Mommy.
- There's a party for little kids downstairs later on.

- It might be nice for Kyle.
- Oh.

Do you have an idea for
a present he might like?

There's a toy
he'd just die for.

It's, um...
It's called a Power Ranger.

Yeah, I've seen that.

You know, I'd like to say that you are
one of the nicest people I've ever met.

I'm gonna go call
my boss.

- Excuse me.
- Go ahead.

Hey, baby.
So, was he any trouble?

Oh, none at all.
We made snowmen.

Uh, we believe
this woman, Lieutenant.

She said the guy picked her up
in, uh, Alabama...

that she was coming north with her kid,
which the guy also says.

Um,

on the robbery
in North Carolina,

she saw the guy go into the store
for some beer, and he came out with it.

Uh, she didn't know
what he did inside.

- She's willing to testify?
- Yeah.

We'll get her prints. If she's clean,
we'll see what we can do for her.

- Uh...
- She's got hands and fingers, doesn't she?

She's scared to death
as it is, Lieutenant.

I want her run
through B.C.I., Medavoy.

Yeah, yeah.
We were just thinkin', uh,

we could lift the prints
from the glass she drank from.

Any other special handling
you got in mind?

Do you think she could stay in a motel
with her kid instead of in the civil jail?

Get her prints first,
Medavoy.

Yeah.

Happy holidays.

I'm meeting Richie at 6:00.
He's taking me to Linardi's party.

Do you have the sector
patrol assignments?

You sure it's okay for me
to give 'em to Linardi?

This is cleared at
command level, Officer.

Inspector,
does it bother you...

that this stuff is
kind of low-rent?

I mean, Linardi's supposed to be
the new boss,

and he's setting up
a truck heist.

Al Capone was the biggest
mobster of his time.

He went away
for being a tax cheat.

Thomas Dewey popped Lucky Luciano
for being a pimp.

And Dewey got to run
for president, didn't he?

Of course,
he did get beat.

I just wanna tell you,
Officer,

that I think you're doin'
terrific work.

And I appreciate the pressure
that you're living with.

That's as close as I can come to holiday
sentiments without sounding like a phony.

The only sentiments I wanna hear
from you are telling me that I'm done.

Hey, don't make a move
till you hear from me.

The guy we grabbed said they got the
little girl in a closet in the back room.

They got three assholes
in the front room,

and the junkie girlfriend
watching the kid in the back.

You guys go in the front. We'll crash
through the back and grab the kid.

Hold on a second here. You guys ever
hear of a warrant, for crying out loud?

I can hear somebody callin'
for help in that back room.

Now, if I can hear it,
we got grounds to hit it, don't we?

Come on, Sarge.
I sure as hell can hear her cryin'.

Yeah, I guess I can hear it too. All
right, you guys, go when you hear the crash.

- Thanks a lot.
- Yeah, merry Christmas. Come on. Let's go.

Get down on the floor!

He's going out the window!

Out the window! Check the window!

Get down! Shut up! Shut up!
Get in the kitchen!

- Shut up! Don't say anything!
- Put your hands behind your back!

- Hi.
- Can I come out now?

Come on.

That a girl. You're safe.
You're goin' home now.

She's okay.

We didn't hurt her!
You can see that!

We just wanted something
for the holidays!

- Hey, you okay?
- Yeah, yeah.

- We got the little girl. How about you?
- We got three male suspects...

slightly damaged due to
necessary falls.

They'll live.

- Hiya, Tina. It's nice to see you.
- Thanks.

This is John Kelly.
Yeah, hold on a minute.

Hold on a second. Go ahead, honey.
Wish your dad a merry Christmas.

Hello, Daddy.
It's me.

Merry Christmas.

All right, come on.
Get in the car now.

In.

Watch your head.
Let's go.

You got my radio?
Hey, I know a short cut.

- I'll lead you guys out of here.
- Okay.

John, I got a stop to make.
I'll see you back at the squad.

- All right, buddy.
- Bye-bye, honey.

Something on your mind, Andy,
or are you moonlighting?

If you got no objection, Captain, let's skip
the foreplay and get right to the screwing.

- What screwing is that?
- The one you're trying to give to Lieutenant Fancy.

- Did he send you?
- No.

Because promotions and transfers of
senior officers in this department,

- detectives, they don't get a voice in that.
- I didn't come here to vote.

- Then what's your stake here?
- Never mind that.

Let's talk about famous meals
from the past.

Remember the Disico hit?

Carmine goes face down
in his clams?

I was tryin'
to work him.

I didn't see the shooter.
I was clean, and you know it.

No, I don't.
I took your word for it.

I buried you havin' lunch with this guy
so you wouldn't look bad for your bosses.

Nineteenth Squad's still tryin'
to find that mystery diner,

whose salad got dressed
with Disico's front brains.

I don't get it. Before you got shot,
Fancy was ready to dump you.

Look, all you need to know, Captain,
I think I owe the lieutenant enough...

to put some wood up your ass
if anything bad happens.

How's it work, Sipowicz?
He let you drink in thejohn?

Let's not quarrel, huh?
It's the holidays.

- John, where's Andy?
- He had to make a stop.

At the dry cleaner's?
I already picked up the Santa outfit.

He didn't say where he was goin'.
What's goin' on?

Oh, boy. Oh, boy.
The kids are comin'.

John, you wanna be Santa?

L... I don't... I don't think
I would pass, do you?

Well, you think
I look like Santa?

Because I'm gonna have
to be Santa now.

- Just tell 'em that the party's started.
- Okay.

- Hey, John. Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas.

- Did you hurt yourself?
- Yeah, I just got a little banged up.

I'm all right.

- So you gonna go to the party later on?
- Yeah.

- Maybe I'll see you there.
- Okay.

Miss Abandando will take Kyle
down to the party.

- Will he go with me?
- Oh, sure.

He's used to doin' things
with different people.

We've stayed in
so many different places.

Sweetheart, you wanna go
to a Christmas party?

- Okay.
- I can't believe it.

- I can't believe it.
- What?

I took the rabbit out of the cage
to put a ribbon on it.

L- I-I-I come outside
to find Andy.

L- I-I-I go back in.

- The rabbit's missing?
- The rabbit's dead.

- Lucas' cat ate it.
- Oh!

- Okay, let's go.
- All right. Be good, baby.

Your wet-brained errand boy
came to see me.

What are you talking about?

Deaf and dumb,
huh, Lieutenant?

- You didn't send Sipowicz stumbling my way?
- No, I didn't.

Well, unpack your bags.
He did his job.

Listen to me, Captain. I don't know
what you're talkin' about.

And I never had
my bags packed.

Andy, change into this.
And stall on the rabbit.

What are you talkin'
about, Medavoy?

Lucas' cat had
rabbit stew for Christmas.

So when you give out the presents,
just-just stall till I get back.

Your little boy's
just fine.

Great.

You got a minute?
I gotta talk to you. Um...

Hey, when are you
taking Kathy to the motel?

We're not. That perp's prints
came back. He's not Calvin James.

He's Carl Shivers. He busted his wife
out of jail in Florida...

a week ago at gunpoint.

- And the wife's been I.D. 'd from those prints off the glass.
- Kathy?

- She's married to that guy?
- Yeah.

She's got 11 armed robberies
and two assaults on her sheet.

You stay back now.

- You give me Carl and my little boy.
- Drop the scissors.

- No, you listen to me. I will cut her throat.
- You're not goin' anywhere!

- Drop the scissors!
- You clear me a path to the stairs, now!

- You're makin' things worse. -
Please don't hurt me. - Shut up!

You do it now!
Clear me a p...

- Drop it, or I'll blow your face off!
- Go ahead.

You miss, she dies.
Go ahead!

- Grab the scissors! Grab the scissors!
- Let go!

Grab the arm! Grab her arm!
Get her up here.

Give me the hand. Give me the hand.
Give me some cuffs.

- Are you all right?
- She would've killed me.

Take it easy.
You're okay.

- Just settle down! Take it easy!
- You saved me, Gregory.

- I'm out ofhere. Take her to Booking.
- I gotta go to a pet shop.

Get yourself
a drink of water.

I'm gonna get myself...
some spiked eggnog.

Okay, merry Christmas,
Daniel. Ho, ho, ho.

Merry Christmas. Ho, ho, ho.
All right. Who's next? There you go.

Merry Christmas.
Ho, ho, ho.

Uh, what's your name?

Ben.

- Hey. Yeah.
- Hey. Punch?

Big change
from last year, huh?

Yeah.

You seem happy here.

- I like the work.
- Yeah.

Look at Andy.

Yeah. It's a tough time
of the year for him, you know.

So, I-I guess you're gonna go over
to your mother's later?

Yeah. In fact, I was
headin' over there, yeah.

- Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas, Lori.

Okay, merry Christmas, Ben. Ho, ho, ho.

Can I talk to Santa
for just a minute?

How ya doin'?

I put it in my letter.
I've been a good girl all year.

Do you have plans later?

No, I think
I'm gonna head out.

Yeah?

Yeah. I wouldn't make
very good company.

- Merry Christmas, Andy.
- Merry Christmas.

Okay, who's next?

- Elizabeth.
- There you go.

- Hey.
- Hi, Johnny.

- How's it goin'?
- Okay.

That's, uh...
That's just conversation.

- I know.
- I'm not pryin'.

- I know.
- Okay.

- I gotta go. Lieutenant wants to see me.
- Oh.

Yeah. All right.
I'll-I'll talk to you later.

- Nice seein' you. Yeah.
- Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
Ho, ho, ho.

All right, up.

- James. This is for you.
- Hey, Lieutenant.

For me? I'm a little embarrassed.
I didn't get you anything.

Open it.

I'm a detective?

Don't ask me how I finagled
gettin' the badge early.

Just show up at 1 Police Plaza
Wednesday at 10:00 for the ceremony.

Thanks.

I got my gold shield.

Flyin'James, you're a detective,
you son of a bitch.

Way to go.

- Thank you.
- Congratulations, Detective.

- All right, Sarge.
- Hey, way to go, Detective.

Hey, thank you.

Lucas, that animal...

- That animal is a killer.
- Medavoy, rabbits are rodents.

That's how he makes
his living.

Merry Christmas, Evelyn.
Ho, ho, ho.

- Oh, look!
- Well, look what Santa's helper brought.

I thought maybe you crashed
the sleigh, Medavoy.

Okay, this way.

Mommy!
Look what I got!

Come on.

What was Haverill
talkin' about?

Who?

Cut it out, Sipowicz.
Haverill said you came to see him.

Look, Lieutenant, you know,
I had a long day.

I got a long night ahead of me
goin' up and down all those chimneys.

I don't know what kind of leverage you
had, Andy, but I wish you hadn't used it.

That's a funny way
to say thank you, huh, Lieutenant?

I fight my own battles.

You know, maybe
I did make a mistake.

Maybe Dumphy or O'Bannon or whichever
other chowder-society turd...

Haverill had cued up for your job
would've been easier to work with.

- Why did you do it?
- I don't know, Lieutenant.

All day long, I knew
I was gonna make a mistake.

I guess this is just the one
I got to first, all right?

I don't owe you.

- Nobody said you did.
- I don't owe you.

You don't owe me dick,
all right?

Merry Christmas, Lieutenant!

Look. Look, when you and I talk,
it's always a train wreck.

I mean to say one thing,
and we wind up in each other's faces.

- I got your drift.
- No, you didn't, Andy.

I'm not easy with
people doin' for me,

but I shouldn't have sounded
so ungrateful.

I appreciate
your tryin'to help.

No problem.
I owed you one.

Merry Christmas, Andy.

Merry Christmas.

Christmas bonus time, Miss Janice.

Tommy's handin' out
the goodies.

Here's a toast, Tommy.
Salud.

Who's that guy
he's talkin' to?

Fellow from out of town.
Did some special work for Tommy.

So, are you gonna get rewarded
for all your good deeds, Richie?

We'll see.

Between me, you and the lamp post,
I wish Tommy...

had a little more
old-timer in him.

You wish he had
a big moustache?

He doesn't appreciate the tradition
like the other guy did.

Marino?

- Besides, sometimes he's a little
short-arm. - Oh, he's cheap, huh?

- Richie.
- My turn at the trough.

- How you doin', Tommy?
- Hey, Richie.

- Janice, Tommy Linardi.
- How you doin'?

Yeah. Have a seat.

You did good for us.

Well, if you say so,
Tommy.

I don't know what a couple
of sector designations...

and personnel assignments
can do for you.

Yeah, well, maybe that's why
you're walkin' the beat.

Hey.

Hey, here's a little, uh...
here's a little boost.

I think I did the right thing for you
too, Richie. Enjoy a happy holiday.

- Thanks, Tom.
- I wasn't expectin' this.

You must have something very special
planned for those schedules.

Hey, spend the money.
Don't worry about my plans.

- Tommy, happy New Year.
- Yeah.

See you later, huh?

Angelo, come here.

Do you believe
this cheap son of a bitch? Huh?

I'll admit to being
a little disappointed.

I don't roll over and spread wide. You wanna
get treated like a punk, that's up to you.

Where's Justice, huh, Richie?

Why don't you take your smart mouth
someplace else?

Okay.

Merry Christmas.

There she is.

- Hi.
- Oh!

Hi, Johnny.
Oh.

I'm so glad to see you.

Oh, here you are.

Mrs. Hanson says
you're eatin' better.

Mrs. Gallaway died
Thursday.

Yeah. She died a long time ago, Mom.

She did everything gracefully. Even her
passing was that way. Can you turn that off?

There's a controller
around someplace.

- Here.
- It doesn't work anyway.

There's something
I talk-talk...

I want to talk to you about.

- Okay.
- But you have to help me keep my mind on it.

You got a deal.

I mean, with one thing and another...
you working night duty...

Well, it just never seemed
the right time, you know?

I don't want you to
take this the wrong way.

- Okay.
- It's aboutJohn Jr.

Mm-hmm.

When you come home late,

and you're so quiet
so as not to wake me, I hear you.

And I know
you go into his room.

I've watched you
a few times.

Sitting by the side of the bed,
I've seen you stroke his hair...

and kiss him good night.

I know you love him,

- and John Jr. Knows it too.
- That's right.

And John Jr. Knows
I love him.

He does.
He does.

But you need to spend
more time with him.

Okay, I will spend
more time with him.

He's young.
He's young,

and he's just starting
to form himself...

to be the kind of man
he'll be.

And he has to spend
more time with you...

to be able to do all that
and still be the little guy he is.

You understand?

Yeah.

Have I hurt you?

No. I'm okay.

All right.

That's what I wanted to say.

- I got it out, didn't I?
- Yeah.

- Yeah, you did.
- Mmm.

You want some water?
Something to drink?

Now, I wanna be sure you're gonna
spend more time with your son.

- You promise me?
- I promise.

I'm gonna get you that water.

Johnny? Oh, you didn't have to drive
all that distance tonight.

It's Christmas Eve, Ma.

Do you have to go back, son,
or can you stay a while?

Yeah, I'll stay till you fall asleep.
How about that?

- Okay.
- Go to sleep.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Merry Christmas, Ma.

Merry Christmas.