All language subtitles for Limitless S01 E08_EN

Previously, on Limitless.

NZT is going to
change the entire world.

I mean what I say
about wanting a partner.

What are those for?

Whatever you want.

Brian's immune to the side
effects of taking NZT.

We don't know how, but we
certainly plan on learning.

We want to stack
the deck for success.

We'd like to borrow
your guy for a spell.

It's one big team,
we share information.

A few of us know about the pills,
a few of us know about Finch.

I never told the
CIA about Brian Finch.

CIA hijacked one of our assets,
a kid named Brian Finch.

Got a permission slip
from the Bureau.

Somebody put a signature down.

I'm gonna figure
out who the hell...

...authorized this and
either that person...

...will no longer work for
the Bureau or I won't.

Wow!

No way. This is Naz's place?
Are you serious?

Look at all this. I mean,
not to sell the boss short.

I just kinda thought...

Choose your words wisely, Finch.

Beachy? I was gonna
say you were beachy.

I thought you were
a beach person.

You know, you have that
weird conch in your office.

Beach stuff.
Beach things...

Why did you tell us to come here?

I'm flying to Washington tonight.

I have a meeting with Deputy
Director Rovick in the morning.

I wanted to put certain
safeguards in place before I go.

The CIA took you
without my permission.

Now that is something that
can never happen again.

If the meetings in D.C. go
as I expect them to...

...you'll have nothing
to worry about.

If they don't, I can no longer
guarantee your safety at the CJC.

You have to come here,
immediately. Yeah?

Now, Rebecca knows that
this place is a fortress.

It has the latest in
biometric securities...

...everything you need for
weeks without emerging.

In case you need to run.

Okay, sorry. Aren't we going
a little bit overboard?

I mean, who would I
even need to run from?

Part of the reason
you weren't immediately...

...shipped to D.C. for study...

...was that doctors were
concerned that your...

...immunity to NZT side effects...

...and withdrawal came from
something in the local environment.

Testing proved that
it's more likely genetic.

You didn't tell D.C. this.

I omitted it from
your medical records.

The only existing copy
is on this USB-drive.

Well, why is it a
big deal if D.C. knows?

They'd move you down there.

Not to a safe house.

But to a cell where
you would be a test subject...

...and doctors could do whatever to
find out why you're immune.

So, you guard this with
your life until I get back.

If I text you the
word "pomegranate"...

...you're to come stay
here until further notice.

Is that understood?

"Pomegranate"? Are we all
comfortable with pomegranate?

'Cause I think if we
put our heads together...

...we'd come up with
something a little more exciting.

Brian, I'm gonna see you
both when I get back.

Alright. Naz going to Washington D.C.,
kickin' some ass, takin' some names.

Feel free to picture
that however you like.

While it was fun to imagine
Naz conquering D.C. like a boss.

At the end of the day,
it's just a series of meetings.

So it probably looks
a lot more like this.

I would have felt the same way
if it happened in my shop.

Yeah.

And I've always appreciated
you shooting from the hip.

It's literally saved my
ass more than once.

Try three.

Look, Cincinnati didn't count.

That was a ricochet.

Look, the point is sometimes
there's value in using finesse.

Cincinnati, Kenny.

Morning, Deputy Director.

Thank you. Please.

Thank you.

Good morning, everyone. SAC Pouran,
thanks for coming down from New York.

So, I would like to start
with a review of the situation.

The CIA's abduction of Brian Finch
put an untrained consultant...

...whom I assured protection.

In mortal danger without
so much as an e-mail...

...clearing the op with me first.

That is entirely unacceptable.

Or, we could just dive in.

SAC Pouran is reasonably upset.

The use of an
asset without approval...

...undermines her
ability to lead the CJC.

'Undermines' is an understatement.

I can no longer lead
the division unless...

...certain assurances
are put into place.

I would like to know the names
of everyone on the Bureau...

...that signed off on
Brian Finch's involvement...

...in this rogue
CIA operation.

I would like them
suspended pending review.

And I expect a copy of the signed
memo authorizing Brian's involvement.

This memo does not exist. Not from me
or from any of my agents.

I just found out
about this yesterday.

If no one is held responsible,
I have no other choice but to resign.

There's no need to bluff, Naz.

But if I do resign, Catherine.

I will have plenty
of time to expose...

...the fact that the CIA performed
a black operation on American soil.

And that memo that
you say does not exist.

It will show up
at the DOJ audit.

Let's take this down
to, say, DefCon 3?

Knowing our assets are protected...

...is a cornerstone of
counterintelligence operations.

This op went against everything
we fight for in the Bureau.

If someone did sanction it,
we'll find out who.

I'll have my office personally
handle the investigation.

Can I ask a question?
How'd you get stuck with this job?

I got placed in the Anchorage
field office out of Quantico.

Alaska? What? Why?
Were you bottom of your class?

My SAC found me
asleep on a stakeout.

It's dark all the time there.

Alright, ready
for live ammunition?

Naz is back. She got D.C. to
agree to a formal investigation.

Like a boss.

Thank you.

Save the red ones.

Okay.

What the hell is going on?

Naz, what happened?

Don't respond.

Back away. SAC Pouran is being
detained for questioning.

Agent Harris. Mr. Finch.

Pleasure to meet you both.
I hear great things.

- Excited to be working with you.
- I'm sorry. What?

ADIC Grady Johnson.

I'll be overseeing things
here, just until the...

...charges against your
boss are cleared up.

What charges?

Agent Boyle, I want to
speak with you, privately.

But you two.

Why don't you join me in my office?
We have a lot to talk about.

You took our SAC
out of here in cuffs...

...and you won't even tell us
what she's charged with?

All I can tell you is that
Nasreen Pouran is being accused...

...of serious violations
of national security.

The investigation is classified.

Well, we'll just be in touch
with her lawyer then.

SAC Pouran is being held under the
National Defense Authorization Act.

She has no access to
an attorney at this time.

I'll be leading a review of operations
here while that's under way.

I, I know that sounds ominous,
but I'm here to help.

Assistant Director in
Charge, Grady Johnson.

Let's start with
the obvious, shall we?

He's actually five-foot-four,
without the platform shoes.

He smiles with his face
but not with his eyes.

Upgrades to the latest phone
the second it comes out.

Your basic hatchet man,
here to do someone else's dirty work.

Are you listening?

Kind of. One sec.

Cutting off your supply of
NZT until further notice...

All, consulting duties
temporarily suspended will be...

That's why you must remain in the
safe house pending further review.

You're cutting off my NZT and you're
sending me to the safe house.

Ah, good. You're up to speed.
Yeah. This is the new normal.

It'll take some adjusting, but we'll
get this department running right.

Johnson.

None of us know why, but that
conch is really special to Naz.

I know you're getting settled in
and stuff so do your thing...

...but if you don't mind,
just leave that conch where it is.

No, I'll, I'll take care of the conch.

Great.

Yeah.

He said she's being
held under the NDAA.

That's a clause that allows
for indefinite detention...

of an American citizen
without due process.

So she has no lawyer. She's probably
being held at a military base.

I'm gonna call D.C.,
see if I can get some answers.

Or we can just use this.

Now, at first, Johnson's just
gonna assume he lost it.

So, let's see what we can find
out before he shuts it down.

Fine. But not here.
You need to lie low.

You know, Naz told
me to go to the safe house.

- She did?
- Yeah.

When?

Pomegranate.

I can read lips remember?

Right, fine. Let's go.

Okay. One problem. I think I left my
emergency packet back at my place.

Brian, if someone gives
you an emergency packet...

...because your place has
been compromised, you don't…

…leave it in the place
that's been compromised!

Jinx.

The FBI can ping
that phone's location, Brian.

Yeah, just to the
nearest tower though.

It doesn't prove anything.

And besides, that DIC
is way too egotistical...

...to have somebody
ping his cellphone.

Are you kidding me?

It's not DIC, it's ADIC.
It's A-D-I-C.

A DIC. I got it.

Okay let's see. Password.

I've got five shots
at this, tops. Gun guy.

The FBI issues Glocks, not .357's.

So let's see.

Zero-point-three-five-seven.

Hey! I got it in one try.
And here we go.

Here's a chain between Johnson
and Deputy Director Rovick.

Oh, man. Naz is being held
for suspicion of treason.

What?

They say she made payments to
some guy named Felix Durmaz.

He's on the terrorist watch list.

They think he funnels
money to jihadis.

There's no way that's true.

She does keep a lot of secrets.

She just went down
to D.C. to save your ass.

If she got thrown into a hole
for it, she is being framed.

And we are gonna help her.

All right.

Will you do me a favor?
Will you water my Bonsai plant?

It's on the table.

It's special to me, I don't know
how long we'll be gone.

Truth? I've had that packet Naz
gave me in my pocket all day.

The real reason I needed
to come back here...

...was to get the NZT
Edward Morra gave me.

My supply's cut off, so
if we're gonna help Naz, I need these.

What are you doing?

You're not really gonna try to
bring your music collection...

...in the largest format
possible, are you?

Oh, that's Johnson's phone.

It's from Deputy Director Rovick.

They said that they
looked through Naz's phone.

And Naz texted someone
just before she was arrested...

...but they can't
trace the number.

It was a burner phone.

What did she text?

Pomegranate.

So she sent the emergency
signal to someone else.

Is it wrong that I feel
less special now?

One sec. I want to respond.

Thank you for sending
me on this mission.

Thank you for volunteering.

It's helped me overcome many
of my insecurities as an ADIC.

See, I've never been
comfortable with that...

...acronym because my
last name is Johnson.

ADIC Johnson.
The double entendres.

The knowing looks.
Plus I have micropenis.

It's a serious medical condition.

What're you doing?

Nothing. Let's go.
Hey, isn't that water for the plant?

It's a fake Bonsai, Brian.

Well, I guess you don't
need to water it, then.

Spelman Boyle.
After the school.

Yes, sir.

My great-grandmother
went to Spelman.

She was the first one in
the family to go to college.

She would be proud of you.
Master's degree.

Decorated Army Ranger, worked your
way up in the Criminal Division...

...until you got
promoted into the CJC.

So, how's it been?
Working here?

It's fantastic, Sir.

That complaint you filed with the
local ADIC a few months back...

An illegal and
unsanctioned drug...

...administered to an
untrained consultant...

...could lead to a national scandal?
These are your words, right?

They are.

I knew D.C. was aware of Finch,
but it's different here on the ground.

I thought the
leadership should know.

Yeah. There's a rather large
contingent that thinks you might...

...be the only sane
person in this department.

Finch has done a lot of
good things since he's been here, Sir.

Oh. And-and I want
to know about that.

Would you write me up a report?
On all things Brian Finch?

There are big
changes coming, Spelman.

Yes, Sir.

Hey, do you see that?
The alarm's been disabled.

Hey!

Ava.

Rebecca.

You're Naz's daughter.

What're you doing here?
Aren't you at Grad school?

I'm home for the week.

You're the one that Naz texted.
Why did she tell you to come here?

Where is she?

She's being detained for treason.

They're saying that she
transferred funds to someone...

...who's on a
terrorist watch list.

We know she's innocent.

You're wrong. She gave Felix Durmaz
three million dollars.

She did everything they said she did.
My mom's not innocent.

It's gorgeous here, Ava.
I wish you were here with me...

That's my cousin, Mitra.

She sent me these videos
on her Peace Corps trip.

And this is the
last one I got.

They've been chasing
our boat since sundown.

I think they're about to board us.
Please send help!

She's being held for ransom.

Her crew was overtaken
by Indonesian pirates...

...somewhere in the
South China Sea.

That's why Naz gave money to
Felix Durmaz. He's the go-between.

He's negotiating her freedom.

And I guess that's why my mom
sent me here. To wait on his call.

Why didn't Naz just
go through the FBI?

She didn't want to
get them involved.

Too many rescue
missions have gone badly...

So, Naz used her
sources to find a 'broker'...

...a shady underworld type
used to handling these things.

Of course, Felix is on every terrorist
watch list for funneling money...

...to the kinds of people who see
kidnapping as a business.

Naz's enemies in
D.C. tracked the situation.

Once she made her threat...

...they followed the money trail
to Felix, and here we are.

Wait.

Once you get
your cousin back...

...can't we prove the money Naz paid
wasn't used to help terrorists?

Or if we got Felix to talk.

Guys like that don't talk.

And I don't know
how to reach him.

He contacts my mom over
the secure network here. So...

There's nothing to do but wait.

What're you thinking about?

Trying to figure out
if there's a way that...

...this ends with me
sword-fighting pirates.

Naz is guilty. She is.

She gave that
money to Felix Durmaz...

...and her enemies are
gonna hang her for it.

I know.

You know what we need do?

We need to find that memo that
proves the FBI loaned me to the CIA.

We got a permission
slip from the Bureau.

So you're thinking what I'm thinking.
We find the ammo and go right for 'em.

Yeah, but we still don't even
know who's in charge of this.

ADIC Johnson's definitely
not calling the shots.

But we looked through his phone
and nothing told us who is.

Like, how're we supposed to find this
memo if we don't know who's hiding it?

We could offer them bait.

My medical records.

Have you made contact with her?

I'm working on it.

But it seems someone's
stonewalling me. Who? I don't know.

That's the million dollar question.

What about you?
Found anything?

Nothing to speak of.

Well, I'm using some of my contacts
in the House to pull rank.

I'll call you as soon
as I know anything.

Thank you.

Where've you been?

You really wanna know?

No. Johnson's been asking.

Someone stole Johnson's cellphone.

Sent out a bunch of text messages
saying he has a micropenis.

Sound like someone we know?

Well, I'm not saying he's the most
mature person in the world...

...or your average third grade
classroom for that matter.

But, he is committed
to getting Naz back.

We need you to talk to Johnson.

We need proof that someone
in the FBI signed off...

...on abducting Brian
for that Black Op.

Consider this your carrot.

Tell Johnson it contains
Brian's complete medical files.

Does it?

You just need to convince
Johnson to let you take it to D.C.

Whoever he takes you to,
whoever wants to know about Brian...

...that's the one that has
the proof about the CIA Op.

Johnson is never gonna buy it.

And even if he did,
what makes you assume...

...that I would be
on board with this?

Because I know what
the CJC means to you.

And I know you'd
do anything to save it.

Hey. You okay?

You know, I was
supposed to meet Mitra?

And at the last minute,
my mom told me not to go.

She said it was too dangerous.

I was so pissed at her,
but she was right.

I'm such a complete screw-up.

Yeah, you can't blame
yourself for that.

You wouldn't understand.

About being a screw-up?

No. I got a pretty
good handle on that.

But you seem so together.
How did you get into the FBI?

That's a fairly
recent development.

And I'm not technically...

You know what? It's a long story.

Point is. I think my dad and
your mom are a lot alike.

It's like, we're gonna end up
disappointing them anyways...

...so why not just jump in
and make it your choice?

It's him.

You must be Ava.
You look like your mother.

She warned me that she
may become unavailable.

If that happened, I was to contact
you this way. Who are you?

He's a friend. It's okay.

Please tell me you
got some information.

I have bad news, I'm afraid.

I negotiated an agreement
with the GAM pirate crew...

...but before their
ship went into port...

...to make the exchange,
they were overtaken.

What do you mean 'overtaken'?

The South China Sea
is a very dangerous place.

A competing band
of pirates attacked...

...taking all of their valuables,
including your cousin.

Seriously?
The pirates were pirated?

It happens. None of the men
I was negotiating with survived.

Oh, my God.

I'll let you know the second
I have anything new. Now, I must go.

Mitra's gonna die.
My mom can't help her.

No, hey, listen to me.
We're going to get her back, okay?

Mitra and your mom.

How? We don't know where
either of them have been taken.

Look, we're working
on the Naz situation.

And as for finding Mitra,
let's just say...

...I, have a very
particular set of skills.

Thank you. No, I've got it.

Oh, great! Looks
like you got everything.

Yeah. Thanks for the help.

Or do you need a hand?

A ham radio, guides on
Southeast Asian languages...

and all the FBI files on
pirates in that region.

Great.

What's the deal?

Ava's cousin got taken by
a second group of pirates.

We don't know who they are.

We don't know where they are.

And we don't know what they are
planning on doing with Mitra.

Brian, your supply
of NZT was cut off.

The dispensary is on lockdown.

So how do you expect to
learn a bunch of languages...

...and also find a
group of people...

...whose entire existence relies on
them being hidden, without NZT?

That is an excellent question.

And before I answer it, I would like
to remind you that this is all...

...out of service to
saving a girl's life.

So, be gentle.

I might have a few extra NZT pills.

My own stash,
I guess you could call it.

What?

Where did you get those?

Seriously, Brian, where
did you get those?

Listen, we can absolutely talk about
this, all night long if you want to.

Or, we could try to save Mitra from
being murdered by pirates.

Fine. We are gonna
talk about this later.

Okay, we know Mitra is somewhere
in the South China Sea...

...but since we don't know who's
holding her or how to talk to them...

it's time to learn
some languages.

Like all of the languages
in the South China Sea.

It's Vietnamese.

So, okay. Mitra is being
held by new pirates.

Bigger and badder than
the last pirates who had her.

But we don't who they are.

She's stuck in
international waters...

...where we have no
contact and no jurisdiction.

But we do have a ham radio.

And seafarers, maritime law enforcers
and locals still use the radio wave...

...frequencies to communicate
with each other.

If we can find
the right frequency...

...we just might be able
to find out who has Mitra.

If you remove human
life from the equation...

...it's actually quite
a stimulating problem.

No pirates here.

That's good though.
That's really, really good.

We've got somebody, okay?

So keep doing this over and over
again until we get somebody else.

Brian, I don't know how
you're doing all of this...

...but it means so much.

And I know it would to
my mom too. So, thank you.

Hey, we're gonna find her, okay?
Don't worry.

Who are you?

Sorry, I didn't copy.
Can you repeat?

Who are you? Why do you want
to know about the American girl?

We're with the FBI.

We'd like to negotiate with the
pirates who are holding her.

But we need to
know who they are.

Hello, FBI. My name is Pradeep.
I know your pirates.

How do you know them?

I checked them on my Tumblr line.
I talk with locals here.

Pirates don't know who
I am so it's all good.

And you know these pirates
have an American woman?

I can tell you if you,
FBI, tweet my page.

So I get American fans.

Then I will have top pirate page.

How do we know you're
telling the truth, Pradeep?

GAM, Indonesian pirates,
had your lady first.

See? I know. Will you tweet me?
My name: SeaSwagler.

Can you do that?

Yeah. Can we do that?

I'll text Darryl in Cyber.
He'll take care of it.

All right, little buddy, request
is being granted right now.

Now, tell us what you know.

GAM and other pirates
lose their bounty to a big ship.

The Wangsa.

Wangsa was sent from Malaysia.

Sent to stop pirates
but it turned pirate too.

Now they hunt other pirates,
stealing their goods.

GAM is always losing to Wangsa.

That must be where Mitra is, right?

Thanks, Pradeep.

No worries. Be happy.

We have a ship.

It's a start.

Agent Boyle?
What have you got?

Find anything worth reporting?

Sir, I did actually.

You see, I've always
prided myself on...

...good communication and
divisional transparency, so...

...you can imagine.

I wasn't happy when I
learned information had been...

...omitted from Brian Finch's
medical records.

Really?

Look, what I'm about to tell you...

I could be risking my
job for this conversation.

Oh, Agent Boyle
I can protect you. Yeah.

The truth is...

Rebecca gave me a thumbdrive,
wanted me to tell you...

...it contained Finch's
complete records.

But she and Brian falsified it.

Which got me thinking.

There must be some
real records worth finding.

Brian Finch's complete
medical history...

...blood work and
his immunity studies.

It's pretty clear why
Naz lied to all of us about this.

This is a game changer, Agent Boyle.

There are certain people in
D.C. who will be quite pleased.

Which is why I would like to make
the trip with you to headquarters...

...and hand this drive off,
face to face.

See, when Naz is
officially off the roster...

...you're going to be
looking for a more...

...permanent replacement
here at the CJC.

And I'd like to be
considered for that position.

Well, if what is on those files is
as groundbreaking as you say it is...

...you can write your own ticket.

Next flight to D.C.,
you and me.

Thank you, Sir.

What are you doing?

Okay, I know, this looks
unconventional but bear with me.

I saw the Fusion Cell photo
of the Wangsa you got.

The one the Malaysian
naval ship took.

And?

And In that picture,
you can see the pirate crew.

That is Ahmad Wan.

He was part of the crew that turned
the Wangsa into a pirate ship.

Our guys think he may
have lead the mutiny.

He was arrested, but the
charges got dropped.

I'm guessing his men
threw some bribe...

...money at the
Malaysian officials.

He looks familiar.

Yeah, I bet he does.

That's probably
because you've seen his...

...picture in the
NYPD's narcotic files.

You mean he's here in New York?

Yeah. In fact, the guys in
your Criminal apartment think...

...he's managing a
thriving opium trade.

Literally right here, in the city.

How did you even know
to look in that Narcotics file?

Are you serious?
I've read all the files in that place.

So this guy Wan is our
one connection to Wangsa?

Yes. Which is why I'm down here.

To wait, make a spectacle.

And hopefully, eventually,
I'll get taken in by...

...Wan's guys and
you can follow me.

Let's do this.

Big day for you. Are you ready?

Just doing my job, Sir.

Company man, all the way.
I like it.

Alright.

Screw, Marry, Kill,
Mike, Ike or Taurus.

Remember the
bomb maker? Go.

Are we seriously doing this?

Want me to go first?

Not really.

I would screw Mike, marry Ike...

...I'd kill Taurus.

He had a couple
of cool cars though.

Is this something
that you think about?

It's your turn.

I would kill Taurus,
and marry Ike...

...I'm sorry, which one is Ike?

Ah, that doesn't matter,
we're moving on. Round two.

Casey, Boyle...

...and Finch.

You can't put
yourself into the game.

Who says?

Fine, I would screw Casey, I would...

...oh, God, I couldn't marry Boyle.

Bird studied by Darwin?

Finch.

Kill Finch.

Kill Finch. I would
definitely kill Finch.

What? Speaking of
killing show time.

Come with us.
Our car's over there.

If this is related to
my sandwich board...

...can you give me
some kind of signal?

Perfect.

You guys, go ahead.

Nice to see you in town, Spelman.

Thanks, Loretta. Good to be back.
It's been a long time.

Has it?

Seems like just yesterday,
you were Aide to the Deputy Director.

And look at you now,
doing so well in New York.

When I heard you were coming,
I had to make you your favorite.

She's always had
a bit of a crush.

Just make sure
she didn't spike them.

You don't want her to
go all 'Misery' on you.

EAD Paulson. I didn't realize it
was you I'd be meeting with.

Special Agent Boyle. I understand
you have something for me.

But don't misunderstand me.

Naz has done great
things with the CJC.

But she's lost her perspective
of the larger picture a long time ago.

Yes, Sir.

Especially when it
comes to Brian Finch.

No good comes from
hoarding a resource...

...like that to
a single division.

I completely agree, Sir.
We follow protocols for a reason.

We should know by now
why Finch is immune to NZT.

We're going to deploy a more
restrictive set-up for Finch in D.C.

...so we can focus
full time on that very issue.

I think Agent Boyle can be an
asset in a leadership role at CJC.

Well, if that thumbdrive can
cut through all the red tape...

...and legally sanction
Brian's residency here...

...then get used to calling
yourself Special Agent In-Charge.

Yes, Sir.

If you have something to say,
"white boy", you should say it.

Who is this snitch you know?

Actually, I'm not here to
talk about an informant.

I'm here because I know
you once captained...

...the Wangsa and
you, Ahmad Wan...

...were one of the greatest
Malaysian pirates of your time.

Some of your old
shipmates have someone...

...who is very,
very important to me.

As a favor, I'm hoping you could
make a call and ask for her release.

Nice space, by the way.

Little personal feedback, I'd go up
on the fear factor just a little bit.

It's good, it's really good,
what you've got going on.

But it's like a six, six point five.
You could do better. I'm just saying.

Maybe I could make
you a permanent decoration.

Me? No. I bet I can
do something better.

Anything you want. Name it.
Money's not a problem.

Unless of course, you've
fallen out of favor...

...with your old crew,
and then...

Take him out back.

Wait, wait, wait! Schoolgirl Reaper!

"Wait."

What did you say?

Schoolgirl Reaper. Yeah.

You collect rare
pinball machines, right?

Schoolgirl Reaper. It's the
rarest pinball machine there is.

They only made one prototype.

Then they decided it was way too
tasteless for mass production.

It was way ahead of its time.
Electro luminescent light...

Or so, said my roommate,
whose yapping...

...was one of the reasons
I dropped out of college.

Hey, man, you listening to me?

And then for some reason,
they halted manu...

I said 'one of'.

...facturing. The company went under,
and the one prototype they made?

It's the most coveted machine
in all the world of pinball.

No one can
get Schoolgirl Reaper.

What if I can?

If I do that for you, will
you parlay with your old...

...crew and release my friend?

Okay, we need to
go see a Mr. Timothy Urbaniak...

...of Demarest,
New Jersey right now.

Who's that?

The guy who has
the only Schoolgirl Reaper...

...pinball machine in existence.
Shotgun!

I'm driving.

Good work with Boyle.

I knew he'd turn out to
be a loyal foot soldier.

You gotta. Press.

Okay, bam.

I DID IT FOR THE LULZ

Loretta!

Where's Boyle?

I believe he left, Sir.

I will, I'm having a pa.
One sec, I'll get him.

I've been offered three
quarters of a million dollars...

...for this machine and you want
me to give it away? To a pirate?

Well, there's also that girl
who'll die if you don't do it.

Mitra was on a plane
just a few hours later.

Turns out the old pirate really did
have sway with his old crew.

And so did Boyle.

When I was an
aide at headquarters...

...I learned a lot of interesting
things about Loretta.

She's been there since Watergate.
I used to think she was Deep Throat.

Loretta's a constitutional watchdog.

She holds on to documents
she thinks are sensitive...

just in case they need to be
presented to the House sub-committee.

So you called her?

Yeah, when Rebecca said that
the conspiracy against...

...Naz involved top brass.

Yeah, I had to.

Thank you for that.

Question is, what do
we do with it now?

I don't know.

Guys.

My dad used to
work with the ACLU.

Maybe he can get in touch with
some old friends.

It's worth a shot, right?

Here, I'm gonna make a copy of this.

Hey, Bec...

You asked why Johnson trusted me.

When Finch first started here...

...I thought this whole thing was
gonna blow up in our faces...

...and I wrote a memo protesting it.

That's why Johnson came to me.

I should have told
you about it. I'm sorry.

Yeah. I was worried too.

You're good with him now, right?

I went to D.C., didn't I?

I know. I'm asking for a favor.

But if an important
Senator took notice of this...

...I think that would
be politically valuable.

Like "Edward Morra
shines the light...

...on black ops in
the United States"? I mean...

...that's real man of
the people kinda stuff.

Still seems more like a "Brian Finch
Problem" than a "Senator Morra" one.

No.

See, that's where you're wrong, okay?

For whatever reason you guys
wanted me in the CJC, right?

If Naz is replaced, I might be moved,
I might not have the same access.

More importantly, you won't know what
the new boss' disposition to NZT is.

Or the people who take it.

Naz is the devil you know...

...and if you want me in the CJC...

...you're gonna want her free
as much as you do me.

In a surprising
shake up at the FBI...

...longtime Executive Assistant
Director Paulson...

...of the elite Criminal Cyber
Response and Services Unit...

...resigned today.

Deputy Director Rovick commented.

EAD Paulson has been an
invaluable member of the Bureau.

We wish him much luck with
his next endeavor. We'll begin.

That was my mom.

Yeah?

She's free and my
cousin lands in an hour.

We got 'em.

Brian, I don't even
know what to say.

Not now. I gotta go.

I still work for your mom.

Well, then I'll just have
to figure out a way...

...to get you fired
from the CJC.

I'm sorry.

Hey.

Glad that DIC's gone.
Johnson.

ADIC Johnson.
A DIC Johnson.

A-D-I-C. Whatever.
Man, I missed this place.

We owe your dad's
friends a big thank you.

Yeah.

I haven't forgotten.

ADIC Johnson. You sent
me a number of texts.

I'm sorry I was unable to
respond while I was incarcerated.

And I do hope everything's
alright with your little condition.

I owe both of you a big apology.

Did Paulson say anything?

That he took responsibility and
that he would go quietly.

Naz, I will come to New York and we
can discuss everything in detail.

We will.

Thanks, Brian.

Come on, Naz.
It's the least I could do.

I'll be in the file
room if you need me.

So you stayed in my
apartment with my daughter.

I did. Yes. And she is
a lovely girl, woman.

And it was lovely
getting to know her.

I don't know her. We spent
time together, platonically.

We see eye to eye on that.

You know what?
You should be proud of her.

She's almost as cool as her mom.

Just sayin'.

Finch.

Ava could do worse.