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My name is Michael Westen.

I used to be a spy until...

- We got a burn notice
on you. You're blacklisted.

When you're burned, you've got nothing...

no cash, no credit,
no job history.

- You're stuck in whatever city
they decide to dump you in.

- Where am I?

Miami.

You do whatever work
comes your way.

You rely on anyone who's
still talking to you...

- a trigger-happy ex-girlfriend...
- Should we shoot them?

An old friend who used to inform on you
to the F.B.I...

You know spies.
Bunch of bitchy little girls.

- Family too...
- Hey, is that your mom again?

- If you're desperate.
- Someone needs your help, Michael.

Bottom line:
Until you figure out who burned you...

you're not going anywhere.

Previously on Burn Notice.

Why go back to work for the people
who put you through all this?

I wanna clear my name.
I wanna know who did this to me.

- You think I burned you?
- I know you did.

You're on the edge of something
much, much bigger than us, my friend.

People I work for...
they have plans for you.

Nate, I need you to pick me up.

Fi and Sam are on a job dealing with
some heroin dealers.

- Out of the car!
- They took Sam.

Yeah, that's pretty painful.

How was that for you?

- Uh, Mike, it's for you.
- Y'ello?

Come out, come out, wherever you are.

Nate, I'm gonna pull over
and get out.

- You said they were following us.
- Yeah, they want me.

When I get out, you go.
Don't stop for anything. You got it?

I have a job to do.
I need 12 hours.

If you even come near me before that,
I will put a bullet in my head.

I believe we have a deal.

At least this time we
get to say good-bye.

Thank you, Fi.

- Time to get some questions answered.
- Burn notice, huh?

We need to talk, Michael.
We've been trying to bring you in.

We're so looking forward
to meeting you.

As a spy, you get to spend
a lot of time alone.

Whether you're in
an Indonesian prison...

a cave in the Afghan mountains or the back
of a cargo truck, it comes with the job.

You're trained to make the most of it,
plan your next move...

go over your intel,
review your training.

But when you've cleaned
your gun 30 times...

and reviewed the past tense
of every verb in five languages...

you start itching to make a move.

Hit! Right there!

Check it out!

- Hello?
- Hello, Michael.

Sounds like you're having
quite a party out there.

Indeed we are,
and you're the guest of honor.

No need for that, Michael.
The shooting's all over.

I hope you're not too disappointed.

You can see me? Oh, I wish I could see you.
I thought we were gonna meet.

We will. First some business.

Yeah, sweetie. I thought we were gonna
discuss why you burned me.

We've had our eye on you
for a while, Michael.

- I'm sorry. I didn't catch your name.
- No. You didn't.

Why don't you call me Carla.

Go over to the car.

We have something we want
you to take care of for us.

- A job?

Don't call it a job. Call it a favor.

I assume it has to do with the guy
you've got gift-wrapped and duct-taped.

His name is Jimmy.
He's someone else we asked for a favor.

You see, he decided
to skip town instead.

Oh. So this is your
employee retention program.

- You could call it that.

He needs to go back to Miami and do
as he's told. You need to help him.

- I do? And why's that?
- We have his wife and daughter.

If you don't help,
what happens to them?

Oh, and one more thing.

Jimmy called 911
when he saw our team.

You probably wanna move along.

I do this, and then we meet.

I keep my promises.

I'll see what I can do.

Don't move.

Air bags are great for surviving crashes...

but they make some
evasive maneuvers tough.

Gone are the days when you could run through a
stand of trees without a face full of nylon.

Of course, anything you used to do
head-on you can still do.

But it's a little hard on anyone
who's stuffed in your trunk.

Security measures
can sometimes seem a little cruel.

Just like parents sometimes
twist their kid's arm...

yanking them out of a busy street...

sometimes the safest thing
isn't the most comfortable.

Sorry about the trunk,
but I had to keep you out of sight...

for a few counties until
we got clear of the police.

Jimmy, what are you doing?

We don't have time for this.
I'm here to help you.

Now the people who did this
are putting the screws to me too.

I don't wanna be here any more than you do.
Now, do you want your family back?

I'm gonna work on that.
Can you be good?

We have a long drive back to Miami. If you
can be good, you get to ride up front.

♪ Let's rock ♪

A couple months ago I got
a call from this lady.

Smoky voice, lots of attitude?

- Wait a minute. You know her?
- Not as well as I'd like.

Anyway, she wanted me to
break into this place where I did a job.

A job?
What is it you do, Jimmy?

Hey, look. I'm-I'm...
I'm in computer systems, okay?

I-I did a... a gig about a year ago for
this company called Security Associates.

Security Associates?
Is that private military?

Yeah, sure. Something like that.
I don't know, okay?

They were corporate guys,
uh, but... but really scary.

And the lady on the phone...
she told me to break into there, okay...

and get a memory dump off their
hard drive and get it back to her.

What did you say?

- I said she was freaking insane.
I'm a computer tech, man.

I'm... I'm not...
I'm not a break-in guy.

- So I was like, "No way."

- And this led to you being
hog-tied on an airstrip.

The lady on the phone threatened
my family, so we decided to bail.

We hired this guy with a private plane,
and then we went upstate...

and we were about to leave,
and these guys with guns...

they came out of this
helicopter, and then they just...

they took my wife and my kid.

Please, I don't even
know who you are, but...

you gotta help me.

We'll figure something out.

Ho! Whoa.
Mike, easy.

Just me and a couple of
slices of Wonder Bread.

Hey, you okay?
I gotta say, I didn't expect you back.

Yeah, I didn't expect
to be back either.

Making yourself comfortable, I see.

Uh, comfortable?
I wouldn't go that far.

Mike, how do you fit into these little
shirts? They're like doll clothes.

Anyway, after you got me out of the boat,
I didn't wanna scare Veronica, you know...

with all this, so I thought I'd...

lay low at your place for a while.

Wait a minute.
What happened with the big meeting?

It didn't go as well as I'd hoped.

Seems the people that burned me want me
for a job. For now, that's all I got.

- A job? Does it pay?
- More of a...

- "We'll kill you if you
don't do it" type of thing.

Ah. Never liked those.

- So, what is it?
- Help some computer tech steal some data.

I figure if I find out what they want stolen,
I might get an idea of who they are.

The, uh... The guy's outside
in the, uh... in the Caddy.

The Caddy.
You brought back the Caddy.

Oh, Mike, that's great. I was afraid
to ask, you know, 'cause Veronica...

she was getting
on my case, and I...

Yeah. About that.
It's gonna need a little work.

- So we're safe here?
- Uh, safe would be a stretch...

but let's just say
we could do worse.

Okay. I need my phone,
'cause I have to call...

Uh, no, Jimmy.
You don't need your phone.

You called 911 on a double homicide.
The police are now tracking it.

You just need to go on in
and clean yourself up.

Go ahead.

Hey, Fi.

I can't believe you, Michael.

Forty-eight hours ago
we said good-bye, possibly forever...

and then I get a message
from you on my cell...

that I should come right over
because you got a job.

Fi, there's a lot
going on, so...

You couldn't start with "I'm alive"?

- I thought the fact that I was calling covered that.
- That's not the point.

Fi. Fi.

I called you because I need your help.

Ah. Sorry. Hold on.

Hold on. Hold on.
Hello?

Yeah, Mom. I'm fine.
I told you not to make calls on that phone.

Well, I know that, but I'm stuck
in a motel in Fort Lauderdale...

and I've been worried sick.

If the phone's being bugged by those
spy people, I guess now they know it too.

I'm worried about my son.

Besides, calls from a motel phone
cost a dollar.

Oh, that's terrible.

So when can I start
making calls again?

Just come on home.
You can make all the calls you want.

What about those men with the guns?

- Are you okay?
- Yeah, more or less.

- I'm so glad.
- I'm glad too, Mom.

Bye, Michael.

You hadn't called your mom yet?

I was going to wait a bit.

Thanks for coming, Fi.

So this woman on the phone...

did you ever see her in person?

- Did she give you a name, anything?
- No, I told you I never met her.

I mean, she said her name was Carla.
That was it.

Besides that, it was just, you know,
"Go steal the stuff for us or else."

Okay, so what is this data? What's on
these computers that they want so badly?

I don't know.
They don't pay me to look at the files.

They pay me to keep people from stealing
them. Why do they even need us?

I mean, if they're blowing up a plane,
they've got guys.

The people behind this...
they don't wanna get their hands dirty...

so they get others
to do their work for them...

like making us break into
Security Associates.

I checked that place out.
Guy who runs it is Ryder Stahl.

Guy's been to all the hot spots. Usually has
corporate clients who want some heavy firepower.

Basically anyplace
where more guns...

equal more money, Mikey.

Yeah. That's the guy. Yeah.

I'm gonna need you to
make an introduction.

- Talk to Ryder?

Face to face?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Private security companies don't have
a lot of walk-in business, Jimmy...

so we're gonna need an introduction,
and you're the best we've got.

If I'm gonna do this,
I need to look at their security setup.

It'll be fine. Sam and Fi will back us up
if anything goes wrong, right?

Uh, yeah. Right. Right.
We got you covered. Absolutely no problem.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Okay.

Calm down.
You'll be fine.

Right. Can we just
go over it one more time?

Sure.
We go in, you introduce me, you leave.

Private military companies...

are best known
for their bodyguard work.

It's a big part of their business,
but it's not the only part.

For a big enough check, they'll rain
hot lead down wherever you want.

It's not work that attracts
"service with a smile" types.

Jimmy.

Hi. Thanks for, um...
This is the guy that I told you about.

- You wanted to talk to me?
- Terry Miller.

Heard a lot of great things
about your operation.

Ryder Stahl.
Jimmy here tells me you're in mining.

My boy Jimmy here... he says that you're the
folks to look for when we need a mercenary.

We're security consultants,
not mercenaries.

Right. I-I think
what he meant was...

Oi. I can speak for myself, mate.
Piss off then. We got business.

Okay.

You call yourself what you like.

I got serious business
to be handled.

Now, can we go upstairs
and talk in private?

I've got mining interests
up round the northern border of Kenya.

Locals are my problem.
I need 'em dealt with.

"Dealt with."
What does that mean?

You know what it means.
Enough with the word games.

I'm willing to pay good money
for a permanent solution to my problem.

Mr. Miller, you just solicited
an illegal act...

and my security tells me
you've got a backup team...

sitting on the roof
of the parking garage across the street.

Are you a cop?

- Is this a joke?
- No joke.

Two-person team watching.
We do regular security sweeps.

I don't know who these blokes are,
but they're not backup.

I've got an operation that looks
to prove out in the low nine figures.

- I got enemies, mate.
- So they're not yours.

- Not mine.
- I guess we'll just have to find out.

Take him out the back.

You're being too hard on Mike. You know,
he damn near got himselfkilled saving me.

Yeah, and I damn near got myself killed
saving the both of you.

And then he comes back
and acts like nothing happened.

I'm just saying, I can count on
one hand the number of buddies I got...

who would stage an armed assault
to save my butt, okay?

You got Mike, you got...

When you're claiming to
be someone you're not...

the key is commitment.

You've got to sell it
like your life depends on it...

because sometimes it does.

The point is Mike is the kind of guy
who's got your back.

- Gun!
- One reason to work...

with the same people is
you know each other's moves.

So, if you shoot at your team in the middle
of an operation, they know to go with it.

What the hell is he doing?

I think we just got recruited
into Michael's cover I.D.

Get down! Get down!

It takes a good marksman to shoot
you at 50 feet from a moving car...

but it takes
a great marksman to miss...

while making it look like
they're trying to hit you...

or markswoman, as the case may be.

So you're saying
that that went well?

He doesn't think I'm a cop anymore.

It's true. I got him backstopped
with a job history, bank accounts.

Even got a British mining company
to hire him as a contractor retroactively.

Point is, Ryder's boys have been
calling around, checking him out.

Now we just go back to him, sell him on the
deal and check out his security layout.

Listen. Even if
we pull this thing off...

I'm the only guy that can get that data,
and they know that, okay?

If we do this, I'm a dead man.

Never let that happen, Jimmy.
One problem at a time.

- That's easy for you to say.

Yo, Jimbo.

- What?
- Come on.

Let's go upstairs, set you up with a beer,
maybe a yogurt.

Got this great card game we used to play back
on the SEAL teams when we were feeling crappy.

I'll teach you. You're gonna love it.

Yeah, Ma. You're back in town.

Michael, you have to
come over here now.

- It's a disaster.
- On my way.

Ma?

What are you doing?
Put the shotgun down.

Well, what am I supposed to do? There are
men in suits with guns out there after me.

- They're after me.

- Well, you're here, so maybe
I should have a shotgun.

What's the disaster?

It's the coffeemaker.

You had me rush out of here at such
short notice, the damn thing burned out.

It blew a fuse in the kitchen
and spoiled a fridge full of food.

This is the disaster?

A coffeemaker built in 1967?

And the food.
I've been cleaning for hours.

Oh. I found your phone... in the glove
compartment of the Charger.

My phone in the Charger?

Well, I assumed it was one of yours.

You go through those
things like toothpicks.

Car's in the garage.

Excuse me a sec, Mom.

Hello there, Michael.
Good to hear from you.

Glad I could brighten your day.

Looks like you owe my mom
a new coffeemaker.

Care to tell me why you're
breaking into her house?

Just letting you know we can.

I'd like to remind you that there's
a clock on this operation of ours.

I want you to speak to someone.

Daddy?

No, it's not your daddy.
I'm a friend of your dad's.

Can I talk to him?

He's not here right now, but he wants me
to tell you that he misses you.

I don't like it here.
When is he coming?

Can you tell me where you are?

No, she can't.

Leave her alone.
You're not really gonna hurt a little girl.

Maybe, maybe not.

If I get what I want,
you don't need to find out.

They said you weren't in,
so I waited.

- You got a lot of balls, coming here.
- It seems to me...

if anyone should be upset,
mate, it's me.

I'm the one who got shot at.
I'm the one who needs a job done.

If you're not interested,
I leave Miami.

If you are interested, we talk now.

Come on. Let's try it again.

Every thiefknows...

that the best way to scout a place
you wanna rob is as a customer.

Who gets to see the vault
at the local bank?

The rich guy
with something to protect.

Who gets to see the security
at a private military company?

A guy who wants to
start his own little war.

There's unoxidized kimberlite
in this region here.

It's called blue ground.

It means diamonds.

- My problem is the village.
- We can handle the problem area.

You eliminate the civilians and burn it.
You'd never know it was there.

Let's get to
the details on the deal.

Not so fast, mate.
There's a hundred mil U.S.

People kill for this deal.
Not just those people from the other day.

I need to know
my information is secure.

Building security is 24-7.

We have biometric security
in all the key areas...

key card access
throughout the building.

A great way to get people
talking about their security...

is to put them on the defensive.

Accuse a guy of having bad locks,
and before you know it...

he's telling you where
his motion detectors are.

Right. That's a nice toy,
but what about this door?

Hollow core veneer.
You can cut through that with a handsaw.

That may be, but what do you do then?
The door's alarmed.

Building security is here
in under a minute, police under five.

And here...

the computer is kept in a sealed room
with a burn vault.

Someone breaks in,
melts the drives to slag.

It takes some practice...

but counting your steps
can be extremely useful...

if you need to reproduce
a floor plan from memory.

Not bad.
Could be better.

I'll come back Tuesday.
We'll talk terms.

Once you've memorized a floor plan...

you want to get it down
on paper as quickly as you can.

Combine that with the technical specs
of the security devices in the room...

and you'll know where
the holes in the security are.

Then it's just a matter of
slipping through one of those holes.

- That is a terrible two.
- Right.

- So let's do the math.
How many twos in a deck?

- Four.

Right. So those are your cards
you can play. Twos or fours.

- Or two plus four is what?
- Six.

- Six.

- Six. You can play an eight.
Two times four is what?

- Eight.

- Eight. You can play a
four, an eight, a two...

Sam.

Uh, I appreciate you trying to distract
him, but could you take it outside?

Sure. Come on, Jimbo.

Let's go out on the balcony,
get some fresh air so you can concentrate.

Figuring out a time
when we can have our conversation?

Fi, I'm planning
a heist. Um...

Can... Can you just...
I mean, I... I gotta do the job.

First. Right.

So what can I do for the job?

I need you to get us
into Iso Gene Labs.

It's a D.N.A. Testing facility one
floor above Security Associates.

I need to get in there
for an hour at night alone...

and we're gonna be
making a lot of noise.

You have a high estimation
of my skills, Michael.

You've earned every bit of it, Fi.

So once I'm in,
how do I get the data?

It's complicated.
You have to, um... Br...

- I have to come with you.
- Jimmy.

Uh, I don't think this is
your kind of operation.

I know.
None of this is.

But those computers and hard drives
are completely secure, okay?

And I made them that way.

To steal the data, we have to tap into
the hard wiring in the wall.

- We'll only have one chance to do that.
- It's gonna be dangerous.

Doesn't matter.

This is for my wife and my daughter.

Get me in, and I'll get the data.

Hold on a sec.

What's the matter?

Oh, bum knee.
I gotta, you know, stretch it once...

Oh! Oh!

Badly done surveillance...

that is,
surveillance you notice...

can mean a lot of things.

Some organizations need intelligence
but can't afford to pay for training.

Hey. Oh!

Okay, okay!

Some organizations
just want you to know they're watching.

- Who are you? Who sent you?
- I don't know.

I answered an ad.
A hundred bucks to watch and take notes.

- Some woman.
- She give you anything?

Yeah. She told me not to open this.

I was wondering when you'd call.
Oh, that was some operative you sent.

A freelancer. I don't think he'll be
answering newspaper ads for a while.

Jimmy got our message?

We thought you could use
a little reminder of what's at stake here.

Yeah. We head in tonight.
Is that soon enough?

- That's fine. Thank you.
- Now, I need something from you.

- What is that?

- The guns your guys used to
kill those men at the airstrip.

- You have 'em?

- They could probably be located.
Whatever for?

I want 'em. If I'm gonna work for you,
I want tactical support.

I confess. I'm curious.
Fine. You'll have your guns.

And Jimmy's family.
I will give you a date and location.

- You will deliver them when and where I say.
- Of course, Michael.

- We want this to be a good
experience for everyone.

I am so sorry.

We called as soon as
we realized the problem.

Apparently the engineer missed the
defect in the architectural plans.

We're dealing with all the floors.

We'd start with
Security Associates below you...

but you're up first 'cause you've got
all the heavy equipment.

Well, lucky us. I'm just glad you guys caught
it before someone fell through the floor.

Getting into a secure facility...

is as simple as giving yourself
a good reason to be there.

- Here we are.
- Uh, yeah.

Oh, it's so stiff.

I'll pull it out.

Right here. Right here.

Our guys will need a few hours. The defect's
in the beam, so they'll be cutting.

We just need you to notify the building
and let the workers in.

Next morning it'll be like we were
never here and I'll be out of your hair.

Hey. You come back anytime you like.

They'll be by tonight. Please don't
forget to call building security...

or I will get into so much trouble.

We can't have that.
I'll call now.

- Talk to our rep?
- She told me you were coming, yes.

How about her, huh?
We're gonna be in the back lab over here.

We're gonna be making some noise.
It should only take a couple of hours.

There's some B.S. About
the chemicals we use.

You can come back,
but it's gotta be on your insurance.

I'm, uh...

I'm fine here. Thanks.

The typical floor is concrete slab...

over 20-gauge steel pan...

with steel trusses
spaced 30 inches for support.

When you cut through a floor...

the thing you have to
worry about is wiring.

Cut into the wrong wire
and you'll set off the building alarms...

electrocute yourself, or both.

If you don't want a chunk of concrete
crashing through to the floor below...

you need to drill a hole
and anchor the slab.

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Okay We're comin', comin'♪

♪ We're comin' We're comin'♪

A concrete saw cuts it like butter.

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Okay ♪

If you've done your planning right,
you'll be...

dropping into a blind spot
for the security system...

usually behind an interior wall.

Motion detectors bounce sound
off objects and analyze the reflection.

If something changes,
the alarm goes off.

Move slow enough...

and a wool comforter absorbs
enough sound to keep it from triggering.

A thermal blanket, meanwhile,
shields your body from heat sensors.

- How do you think he's doing in there?
- It's Michael.

So, look, uh, Fi...

I gotta go back to Veronica...

explain where I've been...

why I'm all beat to hell
and what happened to the Caddy.

- I'd pay to watch that.
- Oh, come on, Fi. You're a girl.

- What do I say?
- I'm your girl consultant now?

When did I sign up for that job?

Okay. Fine. Forget it. You know,
I got lots of other friends with ovaries.

I got you...

Tell her you got beaten up
defending a helpless man...

from a gang of ex-lowlife soldiers.

- It's true enough.
- Okay.

- So I'm the hero.
- And the helpless man.

Aha.

I'll leave it here.

Somebody's working late.
Better let Mike know.

- Evening, Mr. Stahl.
- Hey, Stevie. Thanks for the call.

- What's goin' on?

- It's, uh, probably nothing,
but you said you wanted us...

to call you anytime if something
unusual was going on in the building.

- How long?
- I don't know. It's supposed to be backing up now.

The data runs along the cable
to the backup drives.

Well, what's the problem?
We don't have time.

I know. I set the backup for 11:30.
I'm not... Wait, wait, wait, wait. Okay.

It's coming. It's coming. It's coming.
It's coming. It's coming. Yes. Yes. Yes.

Yes! Yes! Yes.
Oh, God.

Oh, God.

- That's not good.
- Give him a minute.

- Oh, God. I'm so sorry. What...
Uh, what do we do?

- Plan "B."

- ♪ She says there's nothing inside me ♪

♪ She says there's ♪

Quadrangle buckshot is
a specialized round...

designed to destroy the inside of
anything delicate...

a computer, for example.

Get back!

Take the rope and tie it off.

We're going out the window?

Unless you wanna wait around.

For hardened security glass...

I prefer Frag-12, a military round
with an explosive projectile.

Go.

Oh!

Oh! Ow. Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.

Ow. Okay.

Oh, I think I sprained my body.

Hey. You want another beer?
I'm telling you. Did wonders for my ribs.

- You're fine.
- I just want my family back.

- We're working on it.
- Yeah? How?

Those guys at Security Associates... they're
gonna kill me as soon as they get a chance.

Exactly. And that makes them predictable, and
that's how we're gonna solve your problem.

Sam, can you get me a boat?
Something disposable?

Disposable?
Oh, I see where you're going.

I know a guy. Yeah.
It's a decent boat, once upon a time.

It's got mold, but doesn't sound like it's
gonna be around long enough to bother us.

How is this gonna solve my problem?

These guys from Security Associates
want to kill you.

We need to give them
the opportunity to do just that.

Trust me. The heat that's on you...
everyone thinking that you're dead...

- it's gonna be the best thing
that ever happened to you.

- Yeah, Fi.
- Michael.

I got a delivery today.

Someone was kind enough to
break into the trunk of my car.

- Yeah, what was it?
- A present from your friends.

Be careful with those, Fi.
They're very hot.

Oh, I'll take good care of'em.

Michael, your mother
keeps calling me.

These last few days have been
a lot for her to handle.

- I know the feeling.
- Go see her, Michael.

I gotta go visit my mom.

- Sam, get on that boat.
- Aye, aye, Skipper.

You might wanna slow down, Mom.

How, Michael?
You tell me.

I'm not sleeping.

This business
with the coffeemaker...

- This is about a coffeemaker?
- It isn't just that.

Your brother's still up in Fort Lauderdale, you
know. I mean, he believes it's not safe here.

Uh, Nate has disappeared
for years before, Mom.

He's been in Fort Lauderdale
for a few days.

What about me, Michael?

All these years,
and finally, I see what you do.

You tell me I have to leave town
at a minute's notice...

I can't talk on the phone,
we're being chased by men with guns.

How am I supposed to deal with this?

All these years you wondered why
I didn't come home, why I didn't call.

This is why, Mom.

I never wanted this for you.

I'm sorry.

Well, it still doesn't explain
why you didn't write.

- You want this big, right?
- Just enough for the boat, Fi.

Try not to break all the windows
in South Beach.

- Jimmy.
- Huh?

- Call Ryder.
- Are you sure?

- You-You said the cops would be
listening on this phone, so...

- That's... That's the point.

We talked about this, and we practiced it.
So you could do that now.

Okay.

Security Associates.

- Uh, I need to speak to Ryder. Tell...
Tell him that it's Jimmy.

- Hold, please.

You did a hell of a job
on my office, kid.

You really think you're gonna
get away with this, huh?

- Do you have any idea who you just took on?
- Please, just listen, okay?

It was... It was the guy. The one...
The one that I introduced you to.

Yeah. Look.
I wanna make this right, okay?

If... If we can just meet,
then I can explain everything.

I don't need explanations,
Jimmy. I need my data back.

- I... I wanna give it back to you.
- That's good.

Just tell me where you are.

Once the cops pick up a
call on a flagged cell...

they triangulate its location.

From there, they organize
and deploy units...

a process that can take
10 minutes, give or take.

- Go.

Bad guys don't have
that chain of command.

They can be anywhere as fast
as their wheels can take them.

Get in position.
Stay out of sight.

- I'm going down to the boat.

- What do we do if he comes out?
You want us to pop him?

No, I need to figure what the hell
is going on first. Then you pop him.

Get going.

Jimmy.

You wanna talk,
we do it face to face.

- Are you coming out or do
I come down to the boat?

- How do I know
you're not armed?

Oh, I don't wanna shoot you, Jimmy.

Just wanna get my data back.

Hold him off.
Tell him to prove he's unarmed.

I don't believe you. Okay? Show me.
Show me that you don't have a gun.

What do you want me to do?
Here. Here. See?

Unarmed.

- I... I don't believe you.
- Jimmy, I'm not messing around. I'm coming down.

Wait. Just wait a second. He's gonna figure
this out. How much longer do I have to do this?

If he finds out you're not on that boat before
the A.T.F. Gets here, he will track you down.

He will go after you and your family for the
rest of your life. You will do this now.

Do it.

Stay back. You don't want your data
all over the Internet, do you?

- Now don't take another step.
- All right.

All right.

Take off your clothes...
the jacket and the pants...

and then you can come.

I'm not taking my pants off.

- I'm not messing around.
- Neither am I.

I lied, Jimmy.
Wanna see my gun?

Here it is.

Now, wanna know what I'm gonna do
to you if you don't come out right now?

Yeah. Tell me.
Tell me what you're gonna do.

Drop it and show me your hands.

Drop the gun!
On your stomach, now!

Hands behind your back!

Get your butt up! Yeah.
Let's go.

Move!

Nice hardware.

It's not mine.
It's a setup.

Put him in the truck.

It's going to be hard
for them to explain...

why they have guns
linked to a double homicide.

Still, probably best to make sure
no one ever knows you're alive.

And my family?

Sam has a friend who's gonna
take you on a boat to Haiti tonight.

Should be fine. The Coast Guard doesn't pay
much attention to boats going to Haiti.

From there you'll fly to Argentina
and meet your family at the airport.

You really think they'll be there?

Well, Carla needs me
for other things.

If she doesn't keep her promises to you,
she loses me as an asset.

Man, I... I don't know
how to thank you.

You want my car?
I mean, it's at my work.

I don't really need it anymore.

It's a Saab.

Convertible.

Yeah. Love convertibles.

Wow. Okay.

- Thanks.
- There you go. Wow.

I gotta leave the country,
and you're stuck working for them.

I don't know who has it better.

You do, Jimmy. Believe me.

You do.

In intelligence gathering...

too little information
is obviously a problem...

but too much information
is just as bad in some ways.

500 files...

and every op looks pretty nasty.

The question is,
why does she want this stuff?

No clue, but it's a start.

Time to talk.

I...

I lost you the other day.

- I came back, Fi.
- You left, Michael.

You had a choice to make,
and you made it.

I always thought...

maybe, when it came down to it...

that...

But you didn't.

What are you saying, Fi?

That I'll always care about you...

Michael...

and I'll still help you
with your thing...

and you'll still
help me with mine...

but we can't be together.

I know. I said that for a long time.

Yes, you have.

When you work as a spy...

it's easy to think of
people as assets...

resources to accomplish a goal...

because you don't have
a personal relationship with an asset.

You don't care about an asset.

You don't miss the scent of an asset
when she leaves the room.

I think four across is "beets."

- That looks like a tough one.
- A little.

I'm getting through it.

Hmm. Well, if you need any help,
I'm right over there.

Oh. I was just leaving, actually.

Next time?

Wow.

It's a good thing
I'm patching things up with Veronica...

'cause if I wasn't,
that's a real firecracker there.

But hey. What about you? You're a free man, now
that, uh, you and Fi are... well, you know.

- We weren't together, Sam.
- Okay.

Mmm.
How'd it go with Jimmy?

Great. He gave a call.
He's with his family. He's safe.

Looks happy enough.

Hold on a sec.

- Hello?
- Hello, Michael.

Just wanted to call now that
you're done with our little project.

See how that worked out?
He's happy, we're happy, you're happy.

We want to make this
arrangement work.

- Or you'll kill me.
- See, now you're catching on.

Yeah, just one thing.
You said we'd meet.

- You promised, I believe.
- But we did meet, Michael.

- Tell Sam thanks for the help with the crossword.
- Oh, sh...

Whoa, Mike. What's up?