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'The Courier'

'Someone who moves things from one place to another. Sometimes it's legal...'

'And sometimes it's not.'

'Brisbane, Australia'

The cat prefers blue pajamas.

The cat prefers blue pajamas.

The cat prefers blue pajamas.

The cat eats pizza on the bus.

The cat eats pizza on the bus.

The cat eats pizza in the mud.

Morning, Hank.

Has my favorite courier finished breakfast yet?

Because it's time to get to work.

My shift doesn't start for another hour, Iggy.

I've got an appointment at seven, so...

Yeah, that's right. As soon as you're done,

I need my big American war-hero buddy in top shape.

We've got two tough customers this morning, buddy,

so I need you at your best.

I don't wanna hear any excuses.

- Yeah. - There's money...

Let's go make it. You're my top earner.

Iggy, I get it. I get it.

I'll be ready after my appointment.

I won't be a second late.

That's right, John. Thanks for sharing.

Ladies and gentlemen,

we're celebrating an amazing milestone in recovery today.

It's our American resident.

- Congratulations, Hank. - Thanks.

You did great, brother.

'Be true to yourself' 'Unity, service, recovery'

All right, Iggy.

You done with your meeting?

- Yeah. - Great.

Ready to go?

Sure. What's the plan?

First job—I think you'll like this one.

A senior minister was supposed to vote on...

a major government bill today, but it looks like he's disappeared.

But my guy, Detective Manoua, tracked him to a fancy hotel.

You got cops on your payroll now?

You're moving up in the world, Iggy.

Why don't you let your buddy Manoua handle it, then?

Because the government wants this kept quiet and off the books, buddy.

Hank...

...you have permission to do whatever it takes.

- I don't hurt people anymore. - Really?

I've got a text here that says...

'The prime minister said the courier can beat them up if necessary.'

I have to go.

Get up, get up, get up.

I'm sorry.

Please hug me.

Let's go.

The next job involves a bird belonging to the CEO of a major tech company.

- Wait, a bird? - I don't know.

Yeah, just do whatever he asks.

Iggy, did you say a bird?

Here's the bird.

It's going to my ex-wife. She got it in the divorce settlement.

Be careful. He's got a sharp beak.

- Sharp beak. - Okay,

I'm in the middle of a meditation session, so I really should...

Wait. Why doesn't animal control handle this?

Because he's a Queen of Bavaria parrot.

What... I don't know anything about birds.

He's an endangered parrot.

Endangered? You mean he's illegal?

I mean, he's worth a fortune.

I had to give her either this stupid bird

or the Bentley. See ya, buddy.

Okay...

Goodbye.

Bye.

What do you want?

Yeah, I've got your parrot.

Tell Darrell I don't want that bird. I want the Bentley!

Over my dead body, Margaret!

I'd be happy to step on...

- Okay. - ...your dead body, Darrell!

You can count on it!

Trust me, I think about killing you every day.

Then come try your luck.

How about I take this bird and shove it up...

Tell me what to do with this bird!

- Kill it! - Keep it!

Hey, Hank.

Hey, Moon.

What's wrong?

I just...

I called because...

I got my one-year sobriety chip today.

And I guess I just wanted...

I just wanted you to know.

Well, that's...

I'm really glad to hear that.

Hank, you've worked so hard to get here.

Yeah...

Hey, come here.

Come to Mommy. Come on.

- It's okay. - How are you?

I'm good. The baby keeps me up most nights.

And I swear, I don't remember us being this exhausted with Isabel.

She was always...

- Quiet? - Yeah.

Listen, Josh just got back. I have to go.

Congratulations, Hank. I'm...

I'm happy for you.

Iggy, please, let me eat my lunch.

Sorry, man, but something just came up.

It could make us a ton of money, and the timing's crucial.

So we're moving on it now.

But it's a piece of cake, Hank.

I'm all ears.

Right now, there's a private jet

heading from Honolulu to Brisbane with a highly sensitive medical shipment.

All you have to do is pick it up at exactly three.

Don't be a second late, Hank.

Then drive it straight to Albany Creek.

What do you mean, a medical shipment?

Wait a second.

You have a layover on one of the most beautiful coasts

in the world, and you have no plans?

- No, I don't. - Okay.

Look, I know the ink on your divorce papers hasn't even dried yet,

and it might feel like the end,

but you have to see it as a fresh start.

Audrey, trust me. I've been through it three times.

You're gonna love it.

I promise. But you have to get out and enjoy yourself.

I don't know, Ben.

Ordering room service and going to bed early sounds pretty good right now.

No, I'm not letting you do that.

That sounds like giving up, and I want you to have a win.

You know what?

After I make this delivery,

I'll drive back to Brisbane, and we'll all go out.

But you were planning to see the Great Barrier Reef.

I've already seen it.

Besides, when someone's going through a rough time,

you have to be flexible with your plans.

There's an amazing seafood restaurant

that serves these lovely little Angasi oysters,

paired with Tasmanian Chardonnay

that made me feel like I was going blind after I drank it.

Wow, you're quite the foodie.

I'm not just a foodie.

I'm a bon vivant.

And there's a big difference.

So, what do you think?

Okay. I'm in.

Yeah, she said yes!

See you later.

Listen, a mom and her little girl want to thank you all.

We're the heroes of the day.

Hey.

How's it going? Thanks. It's great to be here.

So he doesn't live in the sky

or in the ocean or on land,

but he can travel through all three?

Are you sure he's not a flying monkey with fish gills?

I'm sure.

But he really does have wings.

How big are they?

Wow.

Mom, I'm exhausted.

It's okay.

That's enough for now. Yeah.

Kate, can I talk to you for a second?

I got a call from Kuakini Medical Center in Honolulu.

I didn't want to tell you anything until I was absolutely sure, but now I am.

We found a matching donor, Kate.

The liver was supposed to come straight to the Gold Coast,

but they had to reroute it to Brisbane, where a private courier will pick it up

They assured me he's one of the best,

and he'll drive it straight to us.

Think of your throat as a passageway that gets rid of waste.

Now say 'red.'

'Red.'

'Red.'

Hank?

You're Hank, right? I knew it.

Hank's a name for a big, strong guy.

Here you go. How are you?

I'm Ben Bishop. Nice to meet you.

- Ready? - Absolutely.

I can take the package now, Mr. Bishop.

Call me Ben. Mr. Bishop was my dad.

Okay, can I take it?

- You've already got it. - What are you talking about?

You're driving me, and I'm delivering the package.

I get it. This is a really advanced, temperature-controlled organ preservation system.

Man, this isn't some ordinary package.

So today, you're the courier for the courier.

- Got it? - Not really.

I've got an important date later.

Okay, you've got one of those smartphones, right?

So here's what we'll do: set an alarm for halfway there

and another for when we get there.

Halfway there, we'll call the doctor

and let her know we're on track to arrive at five

and calm everyone down.

You're the only one getting worked up here.

Yeah, maybe.

Yeah, I get like this when I'm excited.

I'll get us there in 15 minutes.

Is Gold Coast Hospital 15 minutes away?

No, I was told we're taking this to Albany Creek.

No! What?

Well, thank God I'm here.

Look, I'm not criticizing you.

The thing is, people start mishearing each other.

One person says Beverly Street, and the other says Beverly Road...

- I know what I was told. - ...and then things get mixed up.

I know what I heard, and I heard Albany Creek.

Gold Coast Hospital. End of story.

Let me do my job, okay? Then you can do yours.

So, do you want me in the front or the back?

You want me in the back, right?

Because you like having your space.

Okay, but don't be surprised if you end up begging me to sit next to you later,

because I won't,

since I think better in the back.

Hank?

You've already got a passenger back here.

- It's a long story. - I'm sure it is.

I love long stories.

Hi.

Why is five the cutoff?

Actually, 5:45 is the cutoff,

but I say five to give us a little breathing room.

You see, human organs have a limited window

and since we're coming from Honolulu,

we're already running a little late, but it's okay.

What happens after 5:45?

After 5:45, the chances of the body accepting the organ...

get a lot more complicated.

Do you ever get that feeling

when you're so tired you start feeling wired?

That's where I'm at right now.

You don't talk much, do you?

No.

That could be a bit of a problem,

since I tend to talk a lot.

How about we do this?

I'll talk a little less,

and you talk a little more. We'll meet in the middle.

- What do you think? - Look, I don't mean to be rude...

You know, my first ex-wife used to say:

'You can divide the world into two groups.'

'The first group...'

'They drink up Ben Bishop's sweet talk nonstop.'

'One dose after another.'

'And the other group thinks it's way too sweet.'

Yeah, it makes them sick.

I don't know. Maybe you're in the second group.

It's too soon to tell, but that's okay.

That's usually where divorced women end up.

But guess what? I think I can win you over.

Listen, Mr. Bishop...

Iggy calling.

- Yeah? - Give me an update, man.

I picked him up.

You picked him up?

Yeah, the medical courier, Ben Bishop.

And who's this Ben Bishop, Hank?

You were only supposed to pick up a package.

- He's the package. - The whole package.

He's transporting the human organ, and I'm transporting him.

You're the one who booked the job. Why do I have to explain it to you?

Okay, fine. Where are you, man?

I told you, I'm on my way.

No, I mean, where exactly are you?

Hank, where exactly are you?

I'm in the Clem 7 Tunnel, okay?

The Clem 7 Tunnel?

What are you doing in the Clem 7 Tunnel, Hank?

- You should be on the M1. - Iggy, calm down.

The address you gave me was wrong, okay?

We're heading to Gold Coast Hospital.

We're on our way there. What's the problem?

Listen, just go to the address I gave you,

- or you're fired. - Hey, hey.

Iggy, it's the package speaking.

With all due respect, I'm in charge here today, okay?

So the address isn't up for debate.

You got it wrong, and we fixed it.

Problem solved. Got it?

Listen, I gotta go.

Just keep your phone close.

Hank, you've got a fortune in that car.

Wait, what did you just say?

God, he's such a pain in the ass.

Plans changed. I gotta go.

Okay, everything's good on my end,

so we've got time on the way back

to hear the bird story, since we've got plenty of time.

Why don't you let me finish my lunch first?

It'd be a lot easier...

- Talk after I eat. - Yeah, I get like that too.

What kind of sandwich are you eating?

A croque monsieur.

A French sandwich.

And you're learning French. That's unusual.

Are you into French culture?

How'd you know I'm learning French?

Because of the app on your phone.

Did you hear that?

It can talk!

Did you teach it to talk?

Can you say that again?

This is the best day of my life.

We could make some money off this.

We have to give it a name.

What's its name? Let's call it Spirit.

Spirit, one more time.

Can you two knock it off? That's enough.

Okay, okay, okay.

Spirit, come on. Pack your things.

Big guy says the fun's over.

Brisbane. It's a really beautiful city.

The river runs right through it.

You still haven't answered my question.

Are you into French culture?

Why do you keep asking me that?

You know, you're learning French,

which is unusual, since you're in Australia.

It's like you're Napoleon, right?

Except you're a giant Napoleon.

And that little girl in the straw hat,

does she have anything to do with it?

That's enough, Mr. Bishop.

- Ben, call me Ben. - No, no, Mr. Bishop!

Look, I don't know you, okay?

And to be completely honest, I...

Shit.

What's wrong?

Let me ask you something.

How much would something like this go for on the black market?

Why would you ask me that?

Just answer the question.

If someone were desperate enough

and had the money, for this particular liver?

- Maybe a million dollars. - A million?

I mean, the donor and recipient have the rarest blood type on the planet:

Rh-null, which people call 'golden blood.'

There are only 50 or 60 people in the world with this blood type,

so it's priceless.

But, Hank, I really don't like where this is going.

Where are you going with this?

Okay.

Do you know how the donor died?

No, and I'm asking you, where are you...

Just answer the question.

I...

I can check the database online, 'Goodspeed.'

What?

Murder.

Don't look back at what I'm about to tell you.

What?

I think the same group that killed that guy in Hawaii

is after us now.

What are you talking about?

I need you to listen to me, Ben.

Do exactly what I say.

Wait a second. Wait...

Take out your phone and open the camera,

and flip the camera.

And once the car behind us gets close enough,

I want you to get a picture of the license plate.

Got it?

I'm gonna take a little detour toward downtown.

Okay, it's behind us.

I see it.

Do you see that?

There's a second car right behind us.

Relax. I see it.

Good, they didn't take the turn.

It's just one car.

Hey, buddy, yeah, I'm talking to you.

What are you doing here? You look like an idiot!

You can't stop there!

- Hey, what is he doing? - Get a picture of the plate.

- I got it. - There we go.

That gets your heart racing.

No more jet lag.

I can tell you that. I'm wide awake.

Turns out fear cures jet lag...

Hey, what do we do?

We stay calm.

Do you see what I see?

I see them.

Guns. They've got guns.

Stay calm.

- Stay calm? - That's right.

That's what they say right before a plane crashes,

and what they really mean is, 'Pray,'

and what they actually mean is, 'We're screwed,'

because I'm not getting any calming energy

Neither from the Grim Reaper over there nor from this guy.

Ben, keep your hand on the package.

And secure the bird if you can.

What?

Go, go, go!

Let's go, come on!

Hey, Julie.

Hey. Hi.

When's the guy gonna call again?

Dr. Ainsley said the courier calls when he's halfway there.

How much longer till then?

I've checked my phone so many times,

I don't even know what I'm looking at anymore.

We're on top of it, Kate, okay?

I'm sorry, but we'll let you know as soon as we hear anything.

Okay? I promise.

From the moment this liver left someone's body

to the moment it got into this car,

someone's been bought off.

How many people know what you're carrying...

- And where you're headed? - I don't know.

I...

You know what?

We need to pull over. I need to...

I'm having trouble breathing.

Ben, now's not the time to panic.

I'm not panicking, but I want to get out of this car.

No, we can't get out of the car right now, Ben. Okay?

- Take a deep breath. - Okay. I... yeah.

- I need you not to panic. - I'm not panicking. I'm just processing.

You look like you're panicking.

But I want to get out of the car.

- You're panicking right now. - This is me processing.

Processing means getting out of the car right now!

- Great. - What now?

Don't worry about that, Ben.

Put your hand on your chest and take a deep breath.

Just think for a second, okay?

Think carefully about who knows. Count them.

Okay, from the surgeon to the flight attendant and pilots, that's 12 people.

Actually, with you and your partner, I guess that's 14.

- And who are the last two? - You and your boss.

Listen, you know, maybe this job only needs one person.

You're clearly a capable guy,

and I don't want to hold you back.

Maybe I made this sound more complicated than it is.

It's just an organ cooler.

You hand it over, give them the code, and you're done.

Right? Just drop me up ahead on the side of the road,

and I'll find my own way back.

Did you hear me?

Hey, are you listening to me?

Didn't I tell you to answer your phone?

Iggy, listen to me.

No, do you have any idea how pissed they are?

You totally screwed this up, Hank.

They want you to pull over now

and wait while they verify your address.

Iggy, shut up and listen to me, okay?

I've got a serious problem here.

- Hey, hey, hey. - What?

I don't know who 'they' are that he's talking about.

Hank?

- Hank? - What do you mean?

The hospital has my number.

They're waiting for me to call, not him.

Are you sure they won't call him?

No, they don't have his number.

Hank, what are you doing, man?

Iggy, I'll call you right back, man.

No. No, you've gotta be kidding me, man.

Can you keep going?

There's no question about it.

Legally, all communication has to go through me.

Once the shipment is in transit, that's how it works.

Come on in.

Hi. Sorry to bother you, Doctor.

I know there's a protocol for when the delivery guy calls,

but I just...

- I'm just curious. - Yeah, I understand.

Any chance we could just call the guy now and check in?

Just make sure everything's okay.

It'd make me feel a lot better.

Of course. Of course.

Let me find his number.

Thanks so much.

I'm listening, Iggy.

Hank. Hank.

If you hang up on me again, I'll...

- What are you gonna do? - Pull over, Hank.

Please, please pull over.

You're not a criminal, Iggy.

Are they listening to us right now?

Yeah. And I need you to listen to me.

Hank. Hank.

- Hank. - Iggy?

Iggy!

All you had to do was roll down the window and hand me the bag.

Then you'd never have to see me again.

But we're in a whole new world now, don't you think?

(Hank Malone).

You're ex-military, right?

A tough, brave American out here in the desert.

So you know how fast things can get out of hand.

And you're not Australian either?

Of course not. What gave me away?

Your stupid accent.

And the fact that most Australians I've met are nice.

You, on the other hand, seem like a jerk.

I can be nice if you are.

Are we gonna keep trading insults,

or are you gonna tell me the rules of this new world?

Here's the rules.

Pull that Land Cruiser over and give me what I want, or I'll kill him.

How about we do one of those classic countdowns?

What do you say, Iggy?

Let's give your little errand boy here

a chance to show some loyalty to the hand that feeds him.

Hey, should I answer that?

Please, Hank. I'm begging you, man. Please.

- Who's this for? - What's for?

- The liver, Ben. - You ready?

- It's for a little girl. - What?

Yeah, a little girl. She's seven.

Her name's Ellie Baker.

She's got a rare form of liver cancer.

It's aggressive, and it's spreading fast.

I'll take that silence as a 'yes.'

How long has she been sick?

Half her life.

If she doesn't get it today, it's over.

She won't make it. She'll die.

Three...

I'm sorry, Iggy.

...Two...

Hey, watch out!

...One.

There's your boss.

Do you take me seriously now, Hank Malone?

'In this life, those who have something get to eat.'

'Those who have nothing are left licking the plate.'

'I'm here licking the plate.'

'Would you agree?'

You're blocking the road!

'You didn't get the liver in Honolulu.'

'Do you agree with me?'

- I'm talking to you! - Damian.

'Spanish, please?'

Damian, please.

'...Now I'm forced to rely on'

That white trash is after it.

Would you agree?

(Damian).

That you screwed up, okay?

It was rhetorical, anyway.

Who the hell is this guy?

My guess is he's a gangster.

Gangster?

You mean a drug cartel, like Pablo Escobar's?

Escobar died 40 years ago,

but yeah, something like that.

What would a cartel be doing in Queensland, Australia?

I don't know, Ben.

Maybe they heard about the world-class diving here.

I'll get it. It's the hospital.

Ben Bishop speaking.

Mr. Bishop, this is Dr. Meredith Ainsley.

I'm the director of Queensland Hospital. I have a very worried mother here.

Of course. Of course.

Meredith, listen. Is the mother in the room with you?

Yes, she is.

Okay, I suggest you ask her to step out for this.

Okay.

Everything seems fine, Kate,

so would you mind giving me the room?

The delivery guy's name is Ben, and he seems really nice.

Are you sure everything's...

Absolutely.

We just need to take care of some boring paperwork.

Why don't you go check on everyone's favorite patient?

Thanks.

What's going on, Ben?

There are a few guys—we don't know who they are—

they followed us from the airport, and they want what we've got.

They really want it.

Hello? Meredith?

Sorry, Ben. Yeah...

Listen, I have no idea how they knew this shipment was coming today,

but they did.

It's him.

Why aren't you here?

No one told me the delivery guy was a Navy SEAL.

But everything's under control. I'll handle it.

Did you fly me halfway around the world just to break another promise?

Your father was the same way.

All talk, no action.

This is different, Mom.

Don't you dare finish that sentence!

Prove to me you're not like him, just once in your life.

Let me talk to the doctor.

Hello?

Listen to me carefully.

If anything happens to her while I'm gone,

I'll rip your liver out and feed it to your kids tonight.

- Do you understand? - Yes.

Okay, what about calling the police?

If those guys are a gang, that means they hired locals.

And locals means outlaws.

And outlaws means they bribed the cops.

Come on.

I'm the only one we can trust right now.

Wait. Who are the...?

Who are the 'outlaws'?

A gang that might hang you from the ceiling by your balls...

if you make them happy enough.

Wait, why are you telling me this?

Because you asked, Ben.

Yeah, you know I'm really stressed out right now.

That's way more detail than I needed, okay?

Let me read you the first page

of the scouting report on Ben Bishop.

I'm not the kind of guy who gets hung by his balls, okay?

So we need a plan. Do you have one?

- I'm working on it. - We need more than that.

- Are you rushing me now? - We have to get there, okay?

What do you think I'm trying to do, Ben?

You wanna drive, Ben? Go ahead. Take the wheel.

Why don't you take it, backseat driver?

- Just watch the road. - Gladly.

Come over here and drive. Let's see if you can go any faster.

Look, I don't know how to drive on the other side...

Dude, are you okay?

Not really, no.

Well, you said you wanted out.

This way, Ben.

He's got a gun!

Just grab something...

That's the spirit.

- He's on your right. - Okay.

How tough is this bag, Ben?

You can slam it hard, but you can't shoot it.

Okay, okay.

I'll handle this.

Hank Malone!

I think we got off to a...

How do you say it in English...

I think you're trying to say 'false start,' man.

False start. Yeah.

I'd like us to make a fresh start.

- You and me. - Step back.

This is better, right?

How about we start with you putting your weapon down?

Weapons down.

Okay. Weapons down.

Weapons down.

You know, Iggy spoke very highly of you.

That's very kind of him.

He called you...

his gentle giant.

So you have to agree it's better

if we keep things friendly.

Of course.

What are you doing?

Why don't we work this out and go grab a beer?

Why do you even care?

A girl you don't even know is having a bad day.

- Why do you care about this? - Why do you?

A million dollars?

- Does that sound right? - You don't know anything.

Don't make me kill any more innocent people today,

you gentle giant.

No.

We don't want anyone else dying over this.

This bag's causing a lot of trouble, man.

- Give me the bag. - What?

- Give it to me. - No.

- Hey! Hey! No. - Ben, give—

- Give me the bag. - No.

Okay. Here it is. See?

I'm just gonna leave it right here.

- It's all yours, okay? - Sounds good.

We'll back away slowly.

- So nobody gets hurt. - Yeah, sounds good.

Go that way.

'Not so gentle, huh?'

Stop.

Hank!

Give me the bag.

Tell him we got it.

Stay down!

Get the bag!

You son of a—

Pick up the bag.

Somebody grab it. There's a gun in there.

You shot me in the ass!

Now let me say it for him.

We surrender. Let's go.

Wait, man. I gotta—

- What are you doing? - I gotta take this off.

What are you doing? Do you have to do that right now?

Yeah, because I can't breathe, man.

This way.

What? What?

They're somewhere around here.

Yeah.

Yeah. This way.

You slippery little guy, Iggy.

Let's go.

He's in a car. Come on.

We won't make it on foot.

This isn't gonna work.

Wait. Come on.

I know someone who can help. They're five minutes from here.

Where are they?

Where are they?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Listen.

I know you never wanted to get involved in this.

If you wanna back out, now's the time.

Back out? Ben Bishop doesn't back out.

Not after I did all the hard work.

No way. We're both heroes today.

Knock on the door.

- How do I look? - What do you mean?

You look okay, except for the blood.

You look gross. Do I look like you?

- Tuck your shirt in. - Tuck my shirt in?

- You're covered in blood. - See you outside.

- Hank. - Moon.

What are you doing here?

Are you leaving?

Yeah, we're going for a walk.

Okay.

Hi.

- Hi, I'm Monica. - This is...

- I'm... - Hi.

Hank's ex-wife.

Okay.

I'm Ben Bishop, Hank's best friend.

And, as you can see...

We're in a bit of a complicated situation here.

- That was awkward. - You're Hank's sponsor.

No, no, I'm not his sponsor.

I just kind of guide him, I guess.

But it has nothing to do with his recovery.

I've taught him a few things.

All right, we're buckled in and ready to go.

Hey, Hank.

- How are you? - Good, Josh.

- Are you okay? - Yeah, I'm good.

- I'm Ben Bishop. How's it going? - Hi.

- I'm Josh. - Hi, Josh.

And who's this little rascal?

This little troublemaker's name is Jack.

- Say hi, Jack. - Hi.

- Hi, Jack. - He's cute.

- Is that a golden parakeet? - Yeah.

Those are valuable. How'd you get one?

Would someone mind telling me what's going on?

I can't explain the bird part,

because Hank didn't tell me that part of the story.

Sounds like a long story.

The rest is pretty simple.

There's a little girl who's very sick

at Gold Coast Children's Hospital,

and this guy—your husband or ex—is our hero.

He's driving me to get her a new liver.

And we need a car.

And some sunscreen, if you've got any,

because I left mine in Hank's car,

and it's burning right now.

He blew it up.

That was pretty misleading.

Okay, sure. Yeah.

Yeah, definitely. Sure.

No, sorry. We don't have a car.

We were actually walking to go get it.

- Where's your car? - We left it at the venue

in Bundal last night because we went to a concert.

- In Bundal? - We hadn't planned on drinking, but...

- I shouldn't drink and drive. - Yeah, good call.

Anyway, go get it from there, okay?

- Okay? The keys. - Yeah, great.

I've got the keys. Here you go.

Let me get you some sunscreen.

- Yeah, thanks. - Sure.

Strange world, isn't it?

I'll leave you two alone for a minute.

Can I see the coin?

Sure.

I put it...

Quite a day.

Quite a year.

She would've...

been so proud of you.

Yeah, I hope so.

Found it.

Great, thanks, Josh.

- And thanks, Monica. - You're welcome. Here.

Most importantly, thank you, Jack.

Who knows?

Maybe we can have dinner sometime.

Okay, we should get going.

Listen, this bird is worth a small fortune.

Maybe it can help pay for Jack's college tuition.

I don't know what to say.

You don't have to say anything.

Look at that.

It fools me every time. It's amazing.

It's called 'Spirit.'

Guys, it's a yellow Kia. You can't miss it.

But the reception hall's kind of a long walk.

- What do you mean, 'a long walk'? - 'A long walk'?

I mean, it's a long way.

- How far is it? - You know what?

Don't worry, I'll take care of you two.

Long story short.

It can travel through the air, on land, and in the water.

It has two wings.

But it's not a flying monkey with fish gills.

And it's about this big.

You get one more try before you have to guess.

Is it real or imaginary?

I don't know.

You stumped your mom again.

Will you tell me?

An angel.

Help! Somebody help me!

She suddenly started bleeding. What's happening?

Tell me what's happening.

We need to move her to the ICU.

- Is she going to die? - She's stable for now.

- Kate. - What are you doing, Julie?

Come in and close the door.

I know this seems unprofessional,

but after Ainsley spoke with the representative,

I happened to overhear her having a heated conversation with someone.

I don't know. It was pretty heated, Kate.

So I came here to ask her, but she'd already left.

So I came in, and I was kind of thinking...

Thinking what?

About looking up the representative's number on her computer.

Yeah, let's do it.

- I feel like you're staring at me. - No, I'm not.

But Hank Malone's puzzle

is really starting to come together. I have to tell you.

- Did you enjoy that? - What's there to enjoy?

They're great, and Josh is incredible.

- Josh is a hypocrite. - Come on, he's great.

Funny and polite, though that's the very definition of hypocrisy.

Then you need to be more of a hypocrite.

So that's what the second group feels like.

Yeah.

Wait, the phone's ringing.

- And he's good-looking, too. - Traitor.

Hello?

Is this Ben Bishop, the medical rep?

Ben, let's walk and talk.

Yeah, sorry, who's this?

My name's Kate Baker.

I'm the mom, and I'm freaking out.

I need to know if something's wrong.

How'd you get this number, Kate?

Just tell me if something's wrong.

No, no, listen, I understand you're worried, Kate.

But is the doctor there? There's a protocol.

I'm only authorized to speak with...

- Kate. - The surgeon...

- who's in charge of the operation. - I'm sorry.

- Julie? - Hello?

- Who are you talking to? - No, no.

Not until someone tells me the truth.

Ben, you're on speaker. Go ahead.

Ben, this is Dr. Ainsley. Go ahead.

Okay, listen.

There were some bad guys...

We didn't know who they were, but they were chasing us.

Chasing you? What do you mean?

They want what we've got.

Kate, your daughter's blood is gold.

On the black market, that means

her liver is valuable

to anyone who needs one.

Give me the phone.

Kate, I'm Hank Malone, Ben's driver

and the guy you need to trust right now.

Listen, I know how scared you are.

And I want you to know this.

I'm not someone people can mess with, okay?

I can promise you that.

Listen, there's nothing in the world

that can keep us from getting to you.

Understand?

- I understand. - Good. Great.

Now listen, we're on our way to get a car

from a banquet hall in Pandel, then we'll head straight to you.

We'll be there in 40 minutes.

I'll keep this line open.

Kate, I'm sorry I didn't tell you the truth.

I didn't want to scare you any more than you already were.

They assured me everything was under control.

Yeah, Julie said she heard you arguing

with someone on the phone right after you talked to Ben.

What exactly are you asking me?

Okay, okay.

If you really want to know, I was talking to the director of

the international organ transplant database,

asking how the hell

any of this could've happened in the first place.

And did I raise my voice a little?

I absolutely did.

I forgot I took this after we got hit twice.

I thought you'd want it.

It's the last piece of the puzzle.

- Can I see it? - You already did.

I barely saw it. They were shooting at us.

Come on, show me.

Are you kidding? Look at that sweet face.

- Is that a school picture... - Okay, you're done.

Come on, man.

I'm not asking for a Shakespearean monologue.

I just want the Hank version.

- Why do you care? - I'm curious.

I like you, and I probably won't see you again,

so it'd be nice to know a little more about you

than that you're grumpy, drive fast, and have a thing for violence.

I met Monica on a military base in Germany.

We fell in love and had a daughter.

Then I was deployed to Afghanistan.

I did a lot of things I'd rather not remember.

When I came back, I was a miserable drunk.

My daughter, Isabel, got leukemia.

I was completely checked out.

I was even drunk the day she died.

I followed Monica here and tried to make things right,

and I really screwed it up.

And that's the story.

Now my job is to stay sober

and do all the things Isabel loved,

because she loved everything French.

After she saw that animated movie about the rat who cooks,

she started wearing French hats...

and cooking French food.

We were supposed to take a father-daughter trip to Paris, but...

you know what happened.

Look at this.

You lost, big guy.

911. What's your emergency?

Quit flirting.

How'd you find us? I threw away my phone.

My eyes cover the whole city.

Wait, wait. Please.

Don't move, little guy.

Access denied.

Buddy.

- You okay? - I've seen better days.

I thought I'd be eating oysters by now

and sipping a crisp Chardonnay with a beautiful woman, but...

The feeling's mutual.

- Yeah. - Definitely seen better days.

Then I'll clear things up, and maybe you'll get those oysters after all.

My family and I are running things here now. So...

What's the code?

Please.

No.

No?

I can't.

I'll count to three.

Then I'll blow the big guy's head off.

- Don't do it. Don't talk, Ben. - Shut your mouth.

- Three... - Don't listen to him.

- Let him shoot me. - No.

- Shoot me. - Two...

- One. - Wait.

Someone must've called them.

Little guy's coming with us.

Deal with the cops.

And hang the giant off the bridge.

Put your weapons down.

Police.

I'm sorry I won't be there to celebrate my birthday with you on Monday.

- Move! - My 60th birthday.

- Take care, big guy. - Let's go.

Take care.

This isn't over.

- You're hanging me off the bridge? - You bet we are.

Okay, fine.

All right, I'm coming.

Move.

Take care.

Okay.

'Access Denied'

His 60th birthday.

2026, 1960.

April 11, 1960.

Ben, you're brilliant, beautiful, and annoying.

We need to improve your passwords.

Criminal Investigations, Detective Manowa.

Hello, Detective. This is Hank Malone.

I work with Iggy.

He said you might be able to help me with something.

Iggy's big American buddy. What do you need?

- Run a plate for me. - Sure.

- Ready? - Go ahead.

'Kilo, three, Bravo, Romeo, one, five.'

Wait, K-3-B-R-1-5.

Yeah.

- I can't believe it. - What?

That plate is registered to an address

We've been trying to get a warrant to search for months.

We think it's a forward base for Donna Zaldivar.

- You know that name. - I don't. Who is she?

Man, she runs the biggest drug cartel in Colombia.

They control the entire drug trade here.

- Does she have a son? - Yeah, Damian Zaldivar.

He's completely unpredictable.

And he's a lot worse than his mother.

Tell Iggy to be really careful.

All right, thanks, Detective.

Get out.

Go clean up the mess we left

and make sure our faces aren't all over the news tonight.

I'll take care of it.

Let's go.

Greedy.

Come with me. Let's go.

All right, guys, shut everything down.

Look, Mom...

I got it.

Is that for your mom?

It's not always about the money.

Can I get the code now?

Please.

I've got a mom to think about, too.

I understand.

Let's talk about that over there.

Wait.

Shall we begin?

Tell me.

Secure the gate.

- That's my car. - Wait.

A meat cleaver.

- Are you okay? - No.

- Can you take these cuffs off? - I'll get them off.

Okay, next time you ask me if I wanna bail,

the answer's gonna be a big yes.

I offered.

Damian.

Take the bag.

Come on, take it.

You said he was taken care of.

- I know. - You said...

- You said it. - I know what I said.

Shut your mouth.

It's rush hour.

We need to pick up the pace.

Will you help me, Ben?

Man, my hands are tied.

Why didn't you say anything?

You've brought shame on this family.

He's got the bag.

Now you're helping me, Ben.

- I have to go. - Wait, where are you going?

Don't die.

I...

I had to pull out.

I tried to be reasonable.

Didn't I? Didn't I try to be reasonable?

You're running out of time, or the liver won't be any good.

What a waste of time, huh?

All this violence, and little Ellie Baker still dies anyway.

Don't let it all be for nothing.

You big idiot.

I won't.

We have to go.

I was afraid you wouldn't know the password.

Why?

Come on, man. It's basic math.

- Yes, ma'am. - Turn back.

He's in one of your Land Rovers.

He's heading to the hospital.

Yes, ma'am.

This is the last one.

Damn it, your warning, Ben.

Your warning, Ben.

No, no.

Did I get hit?

I think I've been shot.

Lift your shirt and lean forward.

- What? - I need to check if the bullet

- Went through the other side. - What?

Did it go through?

- No. - That's not good.

We need to stop the bleeding and get you medical attention, okay?

- We need to stop. - No, keep driving.

Heads up, they're in one of our Land Rovers

heading to the hospital.

We can't let them get there before us.

Just because I got shot because I'm an idiot.

- Keep driving. - I'm not letting you die.

Who said anything about dying?

- Go, come on. - Warning.

Organ storage temperature is too high.

Action required.

Why's the temperature rising?

- Is there a button? - No.

It's coolant.

I told you it wasn't bulletproof.

- Was it hit? - If it reaches nine degrees

the organ will be unusable.

- How much time do we have? - Listen to me.

We've got ten minutes.

- That's cutting it close. - What?

We won't make it. And neither will you.

I have to stop, Ben.

Any word from our watchers at the hospital?

I need their location, now.

Now we know how they found out we were at the venue.

Take me to the nearest gas station.

Warning: Organ storage temperature

- is too high. - I know, woman.

Ben's been hit. I need ice, I need...

I need more time, man. We need more time.

I have to call Kate.

- Ben. - Hey, Kate.

It's Hank Malone.

I know I promised you something.

And I'll keep my promise.

But I need a favor from you, okay?

- Can you help me? - Okay.

I'll give you our location and a description of our car, okay?

Tell Dr. Ainsley and her team.

But there's something else I need you to do.

Stay close...

and watch for anyone making a live call.

- Can you do that? - Okay.

We'll be outside the church in Tamborine, by the main road.

We'll be in a black Land Rover.

- Ben? - Warning...

Ben, stay with me.

Talk to me, buddy.

Action required.

And now he wants me to talk.

What a turnaround.

I finally bumped you up to the top tier.

Remind me, what does 'top tier' mean again?

'They drink up Ben Bishop's endless sweet talk.'

Yeah, I'm starting to come around, man.

Come around?

I just saved your life back there.

What am I supposed to do?

Don't die.

I'm not gonna die in Australia.

Tambourine Church?

It's right off Route 95.

They're at the church. Route 95 in Tambourine.

Okay, we're almost there. Stay with me.

'St. Modesta Church' '200 meters to the left'

Call an ambulance.

Tell them to come around back.

Around back, got it?

Tell them this man's dying from a gunshot wound.

Then get an ice pack.

Do it.

Okay.

Warning: organ storage temperature. Action required.

There you go. Lie down.

Now let me check you out.

Okay, put pressure on the wound.

Here, Ben. Keep pressure on the wound.

- Got it? - Hurry.

Hurry, please. I need you here now.

A man's dying from a gunshot wound.

- Okay, please hurry. - Come on, call them, Kate.

Don't take too long, okay, idiots.

Why don't you get the ice?

No, please.

- The ice. - Okay.

Tell me the bird story.

Spirit.

You said there was a story.

I had this rich guy trying to get the bird to his ex.

But she didn't want it.

So I had to take it to Animal Control.

Then I got a call to come pick you up.

I didn't have time, so...

I kept it with me.

That's the story?

I never said it was an interesting story.

No, but you said it was a long story,

which made it sound like it'd be worth hearing.

Instead, you made it short and boring.

Okay, want me to tell it again?

And take my time with it?

Maybe throw in a few adjectives?

- Yeah, tell it again. - Ready?

Yeah, but take your time.

How did you know...?

Long story.

Okay.

- Warning... - Put pressure on the wound.

I've got it.

- Where's the ice? - Yeah, I'm coming.

Warning: Organ storage temperature...

She's being passive-aggressive.

Put the ice there.

Use both hands if you can, okay?

You need to stop the wound from bleeding.

I thought I'd already done all the hard stuff.

Warning: Organ storage temperature...

Hank?

Action required.

You need to take care of the bag.

Don't worry.

What's the code?

It's '#37215.'

Warning: Organ storage temperature...

Too high. Action required.

Did that work?

Guys.

Those two guys are coming, and they're armed.

- What do I do? - Stay calm.

- Just be yourself. - Okay, stay calm and be myself.

I can be myself. I can do that.

Call the nurse.

Remind her what we'll do to her family

if she screws this up.

Hello. Good afternoon.

Can I help you with anything?

For your sake...

I really hope you can help me.

You look like you want your mommy.

Why do you look like you want your mommy?

I don't want my mommy.

Then why are you shaking?

I'm not shaking.

- Then what is that? - They're coming in.

They're coming in.

Come on, come on.

Give me your keys.

You'll realize later today that I'm one of the good guys.

Maybe it'll take you a little longer than today.

Come on.

Gold Coast

Okay, you can do this.

We're done, we're done.

- No, no. - What the hell does that mean?

He's in hypovolemic shock. He's bleeding internally.

- I can't stop the bleeding. - What do you mean, you can't...

- I'm giving him... - Don't move.

I'm giving him saline.

But he's bleeding heavily.

His gastric artery is ruptured.

There's nothing I can do.

Hang in there, Ben.

Hank.

Yeah, I'm here.

When we get to Paris...

Everyone will say, 'Get some macarons.'

That's such a tourist thing to do.

We'll head to Montmartre.

We'll get some chouquettes.

That's how a real France lover like Isabelle does it.

Trust me.

Trust me.

Ben?

Ben?

Ben.

Ben?

No.

I'm sorry, sir.

He's gone.

No.

We can't let him make it to the hospital.

Golf Charlie 411.

Emergency. Shots fired.

We're in a high-speed pursuit.

Come on, Hank.

Kate, she's a nurse.

The person helping these people is a nurse.

Wait, what? A nurse?

Yeah.

How many nurses does Eli have?

I don't know, Hank. He's got a whole team.

Do you have anything else?

No.

- Julie. - Stop.

Kate?

That's 50 milligrams of vecuronium.

I promise it won't hurt.

Give me the phone, Kate.

Give it to me.

Close the curtain.

Get the cops off my tail.

Come on.

Disconnect the oxygen tank.

What? Why?

Wait, no, no.

Now throw it out the back.

I'll finish you off, you little runt.

Hang in there.

- Where are the flares? - Why?

I don't have time to explain.

They're in the glove compartment.

How does this work, Julie?

You check the donor list, and then...

- You call the highest bidder? - You think this is about money?

You're talking about killing a little girl.

- Enough, Kate. Shut up. - My little girl.

Sit down. You don't understand a thing, got it?

And please, just calm down.

- How much, Julie? - I swear, Kate.

How much is my daughter's life worth?

I'm not in charge, I swear. Please, stop.

I just...

I'm sorry.

They've got my brother.

Help us! We've been kidnapped.

- Wait, that's him. - Don't move.

- Don't move. - Listen.

- Get down on the ground. - Wait, listen.

Listen to me, this is about an organ transplant for Ellie Baker.

I'm not going to ask you again.

- I won't... - Get down on the ground.

Is that Hank Malone?

Lower your weapons.

Lower your weapons.

Mr. Malone, come with me, please.

Yeah.

I'm talking about my brother, okay?

He's a surgeon, and they kidnapped him

and they're forcing him to perform surgery

on Donna Zaldivar.

I'm so sorry, Kate,

but I have no choice.

- How is she? - She's fine.

She's holding on.

She's prepped and ready for surgery.

He's got a rifle.

If you're going up against the king, you'd better not screw it up.

Are you gonna hide now?

I thought you wanted to grab a beer.

No?

I've got the bag.

Okay.

You're bleeding a lot, Mr. Malone.

I've got plenty of blood.

Put your weapon down...

Put your weapon down...

Bad ammo...

It killed the security guard.

Run! Get out of here!

I was gonna suggest we split it, but...

One of us was destined to die today.

Really?

You.

Warning: organ storage temperature

is critically high. Action required.

Warning: organ storage temperature is critically high. Action required.

Warning: organ storage temperature is critically high. Action required.

Help! Somebody help us!

Wait, wait.

I need a minute.

Let's take a break.

Help!

Warning: organ storage temperature is critically high. Action required.

Yeah, whatever you say.

Please, please.

You.

No, no, please.

You.

Please...

- I'm sorry. - No.

Warning: organ storage temperature is critically high. Action required.

Wait, wait. Don't shoot yet.

You like countdowns, don't you?

Yeah.

You've done it twice today. It's like...

It's your signature move.

Right.

How about I start counting?

Okay, sure.

Let's start at three.

Three?

- Two. - Don't rush me.

Two.

You know what I just thought of?

What?

Your mom's gonna die in prison, and it'll be your fault.

One.

Warning: organ storage temperature is critically high. Action required.

Please, help us!

Please, help us!

Please, hurry!

It's the police.

'Three days later'

Hey, sweetheart.

Yeah.

Can we go home now?

Yeah.

Are you two awake?

I brought a patient who wants to say hello.

I'll leave you two alone.

Thank you.

You weren't kidding, were you?

About what?

You're not someone people can mess with.

Thank you. Thank you.

I didn't know Ben Bishop before,

but he must've been a good man.

I'm sorry for your loss.

One of the doctors said a lucky woman in Sydney...

got a new heart thanks to him.

He had a good heart.

Yeah, that's right.

You're too big for that wheelchair.

Did you know that?

What?

Just so you know...

It felt a little tight when I sat down.

Wanna play 20 Questions?

I was rolling around the hospital halls

in this tiny wheelchair, bored out of my mind...

wondering when someone would ask me that.

Are you a dad?

I was.

I had a little girl.

What's her name?

Isabelle.

I think that's a beautiful name.

I think so, too.

Okay, let's do it.

Are we playing or what?

- Yeah. - Okay.

Is it man-made?

- Yes. - Really?

Okay, is it...

Paris.

Thanks.

Great recommendation, man.

Cats prefer museums in the spring.

'Cats prefer museums in the spring.'

'Isabelle'

I love you with all my heart.