All language subtitles for MacGyver (2016) 3x01 - Improvise (English)

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No one's ever survived me before.

I still don't know your name.

I've always been partial to Murdoc.

When I asked you if you knew

my father, you lied to my face.

- So I quit.
- You can't quit, to me.

Director Webber sent me
here to speak with Oversight.

- Then you got him.
- Dad?

I can't work with someone I don't trust.

You're quitting?

Effective immediately.

Come on! Pull!

Okay, pull! Come on.

Pull! Come on. Pull!

That's it, that's it.

Pull! Pull!

That's it!

That's it. Come on, one more.

Pull!

Pull! Okay!

Okay, okay. Some slack.
Give him some slack.

- Good.
- Who's thirsty?

Me!

Ready?

Thought you were gonna talk
to everyone about my nickname.

Oh, what? "One Who Makes Magic"?

Yeah. Makes me sound
like some kind of wizard.

Ah, well, maybe you are. I
mean, you, you spin a wheel

and make water come out of the ground.

Yes, but remember, it's not
the spinning wheel itself

that brings up the water.

It moves the impeller,
which then imparts

rotation mechanical energy

to the water, and that makes it rise.

Seriously, MacGyver. How
can we ever thank you?

No. It's me who should be thanking you.

You've given me a home
over these past few months.

And a purpose.

And something else, perhaps.

You know how they say the
world is a small place?

Well, my father showing up here,

8,000 miles from Los Angeles,

is no coincidence.

What are you doing here?

- We need to talk.
- No. I don't think we do.

Jack's in trouble.

How long have the
Russian Military Police

been circulating this?

About 12 hours.

Who are these men?

I have no idea.

All I know for sure is two weeks ago,

Dalton dropped off
the grid. He vanished.

Figured he just needed some time,

some space to wrap his
head around you being gone.

He's, uh, he's had
some trouble adjusting.

Then he popped up in these
photos, with those men.

And now he's wanted by
the Russian authorities

for breaking into a
military installation.

Yeah. And for stealing enough firepower

to start a small war.

Well, these men, whoever they are,

they have to be forcing Jack to do that.

That's why I'm here. I need your help.

He needs your help.

If Dalton gets caught, he'll
spend the rest of his life

in a Siberian gulag.

That's if they don't kill him first.

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You're leaving?

I have something I have to do.

Do you remember the
friend I told you about?

The one that I met in the Army?

The one who loves Bruce Willis.

Yeah. That one.

Um, he's also the friend
who's saved my life

more times than I can count.

Well, he is in trouble.

And so, I have to...
uh, I'm-I'm coming back,

but I just have to go
make sure that he's safe.

And then, I promise, I'll come back.

You don't have to make any promises.

Sorry, son.

We got to go.

"Son"?

So this is your father?

Let me guess, he told
you he didn't have one.

Little privacy, please.

Right. I'll-I'll just be outside.

- It was a pleasure to meet you.
- Dad.

What? I'm just being polite.

Well, it's not working, so go.

Take this.

And make sure you bring it back to me.

I promise.

I will.

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Nice job, comrade.

Can't believe that actually worked.

If the only two lines of Russian

I've been able to memorize
didn't do the trick, we'd be...

I believe the word you're
looking for is dead.

All right, Riley, we're in.

Standing by.

Here we go.

Okay. I found the server stack
with the surveillance footage

of Jack and his new mystery friends.

Starting the download now.

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Bozer, repeat exactly as I say.

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Okay, that didn't work.

Get out of there now. Now!

I want you to have my children.

Yo, Mac.

How's it going, homie?
How's Nigeria, huh?

Hot, I bet.

But-but probably not as hot

as when we had to cap
that wellhead. Remember?

Ooh, ooh. That was hot.

Yeah, uh, things around
here are a little different.

Uh, on the upside,

it's been 32 days since I've
had to visit a cell phone store.

Which is nice, and-and a personal record.

Um, yeah, anyway, I just,
I just wanted to, uh,

leave you a message again.

Make sure you were okay,
everything was cool.

And, uh, I don't know, let you know

I understand why you left.

Totally. I-I get it.

Guess I just wish you
would've given me a chance

to convince you to stay,

or taken me with you.

You know, dealer's choice.

The flight deck says
we're five hours out.

You always talk to people
while they're sleeping?

I saw you close your eyes
when I came out of the cockpit.

Nice try, though.

You used to do the same
thing when you were eight.

I'd come in your room, and
you'd pretend you were reading.

I let it go, because I thought
you were learning something.

Yeah, well, I actually used to keep

a book on my bed so you'd think that

while I was playing
Sonic on my Sega Genesis.

Ah. You were pretty good
at that, as I remember.

You know what? Let's not do this.

Do what?

Act like we have fond memories.

I'm here for Jack, not you,

so the less we talk,
probably for the better.

In case you were wondering,
I liked the beard.

You shouldn't have shaved it.

I wasn't.

Oh.

After Mexico, I-I figured you
might, you might need a new one.

It's got everything your
old one had and a lot more.

I'm good.

Anyone home?

Mac!

What's up?

Hey.

Man, it's good to see you again.

- Good to have you back.
- Oh, man.

- It's good to be back.
- Hey.

- It's been a while. Nice to see you.
- You, too.

It's good to see you again, Blondie.

Matty. How are you?

Better than Jack. Seems our boy

went and got himself
into some serious trouble.

Yeah, I know. I heard. Do
we know where he is now?

Unfortunately, we do not.

Okay. Um, any idea why

he'd be willing to break
into a Russian military depot

- and steal a bunch of weapons?
- Again, no.

But I will say this:

ever since you left, Jack
just hasn't been himself.

Director Webber's being kind.

His behavior's been erratic.

Questioning orders,

second-guessing operational objectives.

Yeah, but like, way more than usual.

Then one morning, he just
didn't show up for work.

Well, then, yesterday,

he popped back up on our radar

when Jill intercepted these photos

being sent around by
Russian Military Police.

Yeah, I saw them.

Jill, any luck I.D.'ing

- the other guys in the photo?
- No.

Not from the photos, which is why Bozer,

Leanna and Riley were sent to
infiltrate the weapons depot,

to download the raw
surveillance footage.

And that's what Riley's
going through right now.

We're hoping to get a clear
shot of at least one other face.

Guys, I got 'em.

Right there.

What, you recognize him?

That's Roman Mareks.

No, that can't be. He's dead.

Okay, I guess I'll be
the one to ask who...

Roman Mareks was... Is, apparently...

The former dictator of Belarus.

Nine years ago, he was
violently overthrown

by a team of CIA operatives.

Up until now, we thought
he'd been killed in that raid.

This is much worse than we feared.

- Why?
- Because the CIA team

that kicked Mareks out of power

was led by Jack.

At the time, Mareks
tried to bribe Dalton.

Recruit him. Offered him
millions for his services.

Given Dalton's recent behavior
and his attitude towards me,

maybe he finally decided to
take Mareks up on his offer.

We found the 18-wheeler

right where Jill said it would be.

But...

there's no sign of Jack, Mareks

or any of the stolen weapons.

Well, that's not a surprise.

A man like Mareks isn't
gonna stay in one place long,

and he's certainly not gonna
drive anything as conspicuous

as an 18-wheeler.

Welcome back to Belarus.

It's good to be home.

Once we cross the border,

we're gonna need to
ditch these vehicles,

or we're gonna get a lot
of unwanted attention.

Agreed?

- Agreed.
- Okay, good.

Hey, guys, over here.

- What do you got?
- Tire tracks.

Mareks must have moved

whatever they stole
into a smaller vehicle.

He's many things, but
an idiot isn't one.

These tracks could belong
to any full-size truck

with four-wheel drive.

Okay,

this has been bugging me since
we got on the plane back in L.A.

But... does anyone else feel
like something's not adding up?

I mean, why would
Mareks get into business

with the guy who
kicked him out of power?

That's a good question, Boze.

And I have another.

Jack refused the bribe nine years ago,

so what made Mareks
think he'd play along now?

Hold that thought, Matty.
Mac, where you going?

Back in Afghanistan, I
taught Jack a little trick

we'd use to spot dead drops for allies.

Wait, you think that mirror
turned away from the road

is Jack's way of leaving behind
a subtle "X marks the spot"?

- Uh, yeah.
- Couldn't it just be a bent mirror?

Could be, but it's not.

Jack left this for us.

Maybe, or maybe Mareks
knew he was being tracked

and had his men ditch their phones.

Yeah, or maybe it's our only lead,

so maybe we should let Riley

check it out.

All right, well, this phone's
only called seven numbers.

Six of 'em are burner phones.

Probably all used by Marek's men.

Well, this seventh number
is by far the most popular.

It's been called over a dozen
times in the last 24 hours.

Who does it belong to?

It belongs to Serhiy Yaroslav. Oh.

He's quite the heavy hitter.

Former Ukrainian spec ops.

Yaroslav went into business for himself

15 years ago.

We need to find this Yaroslav.

Currently, he's in Roslavl.

That's about two hours west of us.

Yaroslav knows what Mareks is up to?

Only one way to find out.

Show me the money!

I'm serious, Mac, if
you were a free agent,

you could name your price right now.

He's right. Two weeks after you left,

Matty gave every Phoenix agent

with any kind of field experience

a bunch of junk and five minutes.

All they could make was more junk.

We're serious, no one
can do what you do.

Matty's little "make
another egghead spy" project

died miserably.

And up until Jack
disappeared, she benched us.

The last two months
doing intel gathering.

I'll be honest, I started
taking naps in the afternoon.

Brought a blanket and everything.

Jill's been busy, though.

Matty's got her running a
task force looking for Murdoc.

Presented Matty with a game plan,

setting up surveillance on old contacts.

She's got some promising leads.

Other than teacher's pet
making grades, it's been boring.

And what about Jack?

Well, he didn't handle
your quitting too well.

Guess you could say he lost his purpose.

Up until you left, Jack had one job:

to protect you.

Even though you were on
the other side of the world,

he still made sure
to keep an eye on you.

Yeah, the one thing that made him happy

was the thought that you were happy.

He said you met
someone. Someone special.

Who is she?

Yeah, Nasha.

- Hmm, Nasha?
- Yeah.

She's a schoolteacher. You'd like her.

Hey, you can't blame yourself.

All right, you leaving had nothing to do

with what's going on.

He's right. Jack's a big boy.

He makes his own decisions.

He'll be the first one to tell you that.

Yeah, but the last video he sent me,

I could see that he
wasn't in a good place,

and, uh, I didn't respond.

Why not?

Because telling him I'm not coming home

wasn't what he wanted to hear.

He hates me.

He doesn't hate you. He's just upset.

You don't have to sugarcoat
it 'cause I'm your superior.

Okay, he hates you.

But you did lie to him

for the majority of his life.

I can't decide if you're
speaking truth to power

or being insubordinate.

Can't it be both?

It's just, I-I thought that

our reunion would be,
at the very least, civil.

You know?

It seems my son's forgiveness

is proving quite hard to come by.

All the more reason to
keep trying to earn it.

Why are men like this
always surrounded by

big scary guys with big scary guns?

Because it isn't deep-frying potatoes.

- This is the big leagues.
- Actually, sir,

I used to fry potatoes,

- and it wasn't that easy.
- I know that.

That's why I rejected
employing you... twice.

The hell? Then why am I here?

Because Matilda Webber
can't take no for an answer.

Not to interrupt a
pointless conversation,

but can we get back to how
we're gonna separate Yaroslav

from his muscle?

We're not gonna get to him.

We're gonna wait for him to come to us.

Do you know who I am?

Save the threats.

Recognize this?

It's a sat view of your
compound in the Ukraine.

See this badass plane right here?

This is China's J-20 stealth fighter.

One of the only two
prototypes in existence.

Which is interesting because
the Chinese government

just lost one six months ago.

No one knows who has it or where it is.

So you have a choice to make.

Tell us what we want to know,

or we can call the Chinese government.

What do you want to know?

Roman Mareks has contacted you 12 times

in the last 24 hours.

Why?

Mareks wants to buy an army.

I have 3,000 highly trained mercenaries

ready to deploy immediately.

And just so I know, in
case I'm ever in the market,

what will 3,000 highly
trained mercs set me back?

$50 million.

Mareks said he'd take them all.

Said he'd reach out
when he had the funds.

Matty, the good news
is we found Yaroslav

and we broke Yaroslav.

That's great.

But it sounds like
there's bad news, too.

Yeah. Mareks is shopping for an army,

and Yaroslav was gonna sell him one.

So, Mareks plans to overthrow
the current dictator,

get his old job back.

Apparently.

It begs a few questions,
like what role does Jack have

in any of this, and also,
how is a guy who just

fled his country with nothing
gonna come up with $50 million?

Actually, I can answer
both those questions.

According to the unredacted file,

one of the parameters of Jack's mission

to overthrow Mareks

was to steal the dictator's fortune

in uncut diamonds from his palace,

- and hide them in country.
- Let me guess,

the value of these
stones is $50 million?

Actually,

just north of $57 million.

Jack is taking Mareks to the diamonds.

Which explains why
Mareks approached Jack,

and how he was able to afford this army.

But that still doesn't explain
why Jack agreed to help him.

No, it doesn't, but it gets worse.

Because three months after Jack
hid the diamonds in Belarus,

the CIA sent in another team
of operatives to pull them out.

Does Jack know he's taking
Mareks to a hiding spot

that was cleared out nine years ago?

Unfortunately, he does not.

That puts us on a tight clock.

Once Mareks discovers

- his fortune is missing...
- He'll kill Jack.

Uh, guys? What was that?

Sounds like antiaircraft fire.

Oleg Vadim, Belarus's current dictator,

just issued orders to
shoot you guys down.

Look, Mac,

you know I hate second-guessing you,

but are you sure this
is our best option?

Unfortunately, Bozer,
it's our only option.

Mareks is already in
Belarus, which means

we're already way behind.
If we want to save Jack,

we got to get to the hiding spot first,

which means infil by land is out.

We'd never catch up.

Hey, guys,

don't worry. We're well above the range

of their antiaircraft fire.

I'm not worried about those
of us staying on the plane.

I'm worried about the two lunatics

- who are about to go...
- Bozer. We're gonna be fine.

Promise.

We're gonna be taking
fire the whole way down.

To maximize our chances

of actually reaching the ground alive,

don't deploy until 2,000 feet.

That's not gonna make
for a very fun landing.

That's true. But if we deploy too early,

there won't be much
of us landing at all.

I'm hit. Repeat, I'm hit.

Okay, maybe Bozer was right.

Only lunatics will
jump into a cross fire.

I'm tangled up! Can't pull my reserve!

As soon as I cut your
main, pull your reserve!

Good job, Blondie.

Son.

All right, guys. Maintain your heading.

You're almost there.

It's just over the next hill.

Something wrong?

We're not gonna talk
about what just happened?

You already thanked me for saving you.

No, I tried to thank you.

You hand me back my knife and walk off.

Where I come from,
that's called a brush-off.

- You mean a blow-off.
- Whatever.

All I'm saying is,
ignoring me every time

I try to engage with you
is getting a little tired.

Okay.

How about we find a way to
separate Jack from Mareks

and then we go home
and never speak again?

Guys, this little
therapy session is gonna

need to be put on hold.

We're tracking a truck.

It's headed your way. Ten miles out.

If you would like to save Jack,
you need to come up with a plan

right now.

Get Jack.

I'll distract them. Meet you at exfil.

Mac. What are you doing here?

The CIA hid the diamonds nine years ago,

so if you go into that church,
Mareks is gonna kill you.

- Seriously?
- Yeah.

Okay, well, that is the last thing

on my list of stuff I
want to have happen today.

- What's the plan?
- Get the hell out of here.

Yeah, lead the way.

Mac is back!

You have no earthly idea how good it is

to see you again, homie.

Yeah, feeling's mutual,
pal, but I got to ask you,

this working with
Mareks, what's that about?

Uh, it's complicated.

- That's a terrible answer.
- It's the truth.

And I'll be honest with you,
it's been a dark few months

not having you around, brother.

You've really brightened my day here.

He lied.

Dalton.

Dalton. Dalton, I know you can hear me.

Yo, Mareks. How goes the
diamond hunting there, kid?

- You know they are not here.
- Yeah, I know.

It kind of sucks for you, huh?

Coming all this way for nothing?

Dalton, when I find you...

You'll do what? You'll do what, huh?

You'll bend over and kiss my keister?

Pucker up, tough guy. You're a loser.

And by the way, the deal's off,

so adios.

Dalton! Dalton!

- Where is he?
- I-I don't know.

Are you sure this is the spot?

Yeah, this is the dropped
pin. This is, this is exfil.

He should be here by now.

Yeah, only one slight little
problem, dude, he isn't.

We've wasted too much
time. Let's get out of here.

Are we really just
gonna leave without him?

Come on, man. At least give him a call.

Go on.

Yeah. Where are you?

He's with me.

And soon...

you will be, too.

And you will learn the penalty

for trespassing in my country,

whoever you are.

Hey, hey, this is Oleg Vadim, right?

Uh, Jack Dalton here. Nice to meet you.

I'm the guy that deposed Mareks for you.

No reason to thank me.

You're welcome. You know,

I was kind of thinking
since I'm the only reason

you're even in power in the first place,

maybe you could do us a solid

and-and not kill our friend. Sound good?

That wasn't supposed to be a joke.

Vadim, what do you want?

There will be no deals.

Enemy combatants who trespass
into Belarus are executed

without exception, which means

I'm going to kill your friend.

Look, Vadim, I'll make this simple.

You turn over our friend unharmed

and we'll give you Roman Mareks.

Roman Mareks is dead.

No, no, no, no.

That's where you're
wrong there, homeboy.

Mareks is very much alive and well.

And he's currently
planning o-on buying an army

of mercenaries to drop
by your palace, say hello,

spill your blood and
get his old job back.

- You're lying.
- No, no, no.

I'm not lying. Check the news.

That Russian depot that was just raided?

That was Mareks a-and
his boys stealing guns.

Lots and lots of guns.

When Mareks gets that
army to go with those guns,

how long do you think it's gonna be

before he's knocking at your door?

The good news is, none
of that has to happen

because we can deliver
Mareks wrapped in a bow.

You bring me Mareks in two hours.

I'll send coordinates for
the handoff to this phone.

But mark my words, you try anything,

your friend will die
a very painful death.

Very painful. Got it. Thanks.

Bye. Well, he's about
as charming as Mareks.

Matty, Bozer, you get all that?

- Yeah, Mac. We heard everything.
- Us, too.

Mac, uh, you just agreed to
trade Mareks for Oversight,

- which is great but for one little problem.
- Yeah, I know.

I know.

We just got to catch him
before he flees Belarus.

Where is he now?

He just passed the city of Orsha.

Heading east towards the Russian border.

Wait, wait. Hey, wait.
Check out that bridge

right there. He's
gonna have to cross that

if he's gonna make
it to exfil in Russia.

Yeah. A bridge is a good choke point.

- Oh, yeah.
- Only one problem.

That particular bridge
just happens to be

one of Oleg Vadim's
military checkpoints.

Which means it'll be guarded.

If Vadim gets his hands
on Mareks before we do...

The deal will be off
and your dad will be...

Dead. I did the math.

Four soldiers on the
bridge that I count.

Yeah, all right.

All right, we're gonna
need to deal with them

before Mareks arrives

or these guys are gonna
call Vadim and this place

will turn into a big ole pie
fight, we'll never get Mareks.

- Yeah.
- So, how you want to handle this? Huh?

Any ideas?

What would your friendly
neighborhood Spider-Man do?

Crawl along the bottom of the bridge.

Attack from below with his webbing.

Is that what we're gonna do?

All except for the webbing.

Wait. I wasn't serious, man.

Well, I was.

Hey. Hey.

Could you give me that wire?

Okay, so, Spider-Man would already be

on the bridge by now,
but give me a break.

His wrists shoot synthetic webbing

with a tensile strength and elasticity

that defies the laws of
chemistry and physics...

and biology.

My point is, a mechanical ascender

with a blocking system
is the next best thing.

It may be slower than Spidey,
but it'll get the job done.

You got to admit you
missed the hell out of this,

didn't you? Huh?

You and me doing something

incredibly stupid and dangerous

that'll probably get us both killed.

- I know I have.
- You really think that's helping?

Probably not.

Okay, sorry, yeah.

I'm just really happy.

Okay, that's great, but
I want you to be helpful,

- so, uh, hand me that wheel right there.
- Yeah.

Matty, bridge is secure.

Just in time. You got
Mareks approaching.

Save Jack or stop Mareks?

That's not even a choice.

Mac?

You lunatic.

What-what is so funny?

I'm alive.

You're alive.

You know, after Cairo,

I feel like I'm playing
with house money.

Well, eventually, your
luck's gonna run out.

Yeah, well, not when I have you around.

Apparently.

Hey, Matty,

Jack is safe, but Mareksgot away.

Did he? Leanna.

No, ma'am.

Leanna, take your passenger

to the coordinates

I sent, hand him over to Vadim,

and then get back Oversight.

Copy that.

So it's over?

All right, bud, now you can tell me,

what were you doing working
with Mareks in the first place?

Oh, well, I wasn't trying to.

A-At first, I was on a
whole 'nother mission.

Which was?

Oh, I was gonna hunt
down and capture Walsh.

Yeah, I-I kind of figured

if I collared your old man's
ex-partner, I don't know,

he'd just retire.

And-and then you could
return to the Phoenix.

Okay, actually, I-I get that,

but how does Mareks fit in to all this?

Before I found Walsh, Mareks found me.

So you decided to work for him?

He showed me pictures
of you in Nigeria, dude.

He knew where you were, and
he said if I didn't help him

get back his $50 million,

he was gonna send somebody down there

and turn your lights out.

You agreed to, uh, work
with him to save my life?

Eh, more or less, but then I realized,

I could turn lemonade into lemons.

You know what I'm saying? I mean,

for the first time in my life,

I could see ten moves

in front of me. I-I knew that

if pictures of me working for
Mareks got out in the world,

then Phoenix would see that,

and they'd realize I
was in trouble and...

They'd send Oversight to get me.

Exactly, yeah.

Exactly. You know,

you did save my life, pal,

but I could argue that

I'm saving yours as well.

Rescued you from a life of misery,

wasting your talents.

Hey, hey, I'm serious, man,
the world needs you, Mac.

And you owe it to the world
to work for the Phoenix.

You need to put this
personal BS with your old man

to the side and realize

this is exactly where
you're supposed to be,

on the razor's edge with your boy,

cheating death.

Oh, and you missed this
a little bit, didn't you?

- Huh?
- Yeah, I did.

Good to see you still alive, Jim.

Good to still be alive, Matty.

Thanks to Angus.

I can't tell you how many
times I've heard that before,

appreciation for your
son saving someone's life.

You trained him well.

No, Jim. All we did is
point him in a direction.

I can train operatives
to work in the field,

and I can train operatives
to work as a part of a team,

but I can't train operatives
to do what he does.

And without him,

the Phoenix just isn't running

at its full potential.

I agree.

That's why I hope we can
sit down and talk with him.

Frankly, I don't think
that's gonna be enough.

There's a lot of
baggage between you two.

Baggage that he might
not be willing to ignore,

or forgive.

Are you asking me to quit?

I'm asking you to think beyond
yourself and your feelings,

to think of the greater
good, of the Phoenix.

Advice that you've given me

many times.

Well, I agree that we need Angus,

and if it comes to that, then...

I'll make the necessary arrangements.

Good. I'm glad to hear that.

There's one more thing, and
you're not gonna like it.

You owe Jack an apology for
thinking that he flipped.

Not to mention, a debt of gratitude

for helping to save your life.

Where's Angus?

Careful, babe, you smile any harder

you're gonna hurt yourself.

I can't help but smile wide.

My girl's full of surprises.
I had no idea you could fly.

You're like Bruce Lee
with a pilot's license.

My uncle taught me.

He had a farm, he
needed help crop-dusting.

That is hot. Hot!

- Here you go. Yeah.
- Thank you.

Where's Mac?

Uh, he's not coming, Bozer.

He's not coming for now, or...?

He's going back to Nigeria.

Wait, no, Mac wouldn't

just up and leave without a good-bye.

Oh, he left a good-bye.

It was, uh, oh, it was just in writing.

He-he left a note

that said that he didn't want
to say good-bye again in person

'cause...

well, 'cause it hurt too much last time,

so...

I'm happy to report that
my friend Jack Dalton

is safe and sound, so...

That is so good to hear.

Uh, what about your father?

Did you guys have any chance to talk?

No, we were kind of busy, so...

But you can sit down now, right?

Well, no, actually, I can't

'cause I got a little flight to catch.

You're coming back!

Yeah. It's where my home is now.

Excuse me, Angus MacGyver?

- Yeah.
- I was told to give this to you.

By who?

Call airport security, now.

We X-rayed it.

There's a phone inside.

Hello?

Jill?

Hey, Mac, what's...

- going on?
- I...

I don't know, you tell
me. I just got a phone

- delivered with your number.
- Where are you?

Heard you've been looking for me.

Mac! Jill?

Jill. Jill!

I'm sorry. Jill is
unavailable right now,

or ever again.

But let's not cry over spilled milk

or blood, shall we?

Can I just say how good it is

to hear your voice again, Angus.

Someone told me you're back in town.

I really do hope we can see each
other before you leave again.

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