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Theo, where's your shirt?
I want to wear my green-striped shirt.
You wore your green-striped shirt the last two days.
Theo, honey, your green shirt's in the wash.
I want to wear my green-striped shirt!
Katie.
How about today you wear your blue shirt?
You don't have to wear that stinky old yellow one.
And I'll wash your green shirt,
and you can wear it tomorrow.
Okay.
Go put on your blue shirt then.
He strikes a hard bargain.
You think maybe he's looking better,
I mean, in terms of color?
I don't know, Andy.
We all project what we'd like to see.
I think he looks more pink.
That's because he's not wearing that yellow shirt.
Makes him look green.
You don't think he looks better?
I don't know, Andy.
They said if he wasn't better in six months --
in five days, he'll have his last blood tests.
I say he looks better now. I can't wait anymore.
I'm serious, Katie. I won't make it.
What if he isn't better?
Theo: How's this?
That looks much better.
I'm ready to go to school now.
Okay, squirt, let's go.
Bye, aunt Katie.
Bye, honey.
Three -- all employees.
Number four survived, and he's inside.
Is he going to make it?
Yeah. It grazed him.
Put him unconscious, but he's alert now.
Who called it in?
Morning shift found them when they showed up at 6:00.
Dumpster diver saw two black males
walk out the front about 2:30 a. M.
I'll take that.
My son works here, and he hasn't come home.
His name's Darien callaway.
Ma'am, we're going to find out what's going on.
Will you come back and tell me?
As soon as we know something.
You better get some more people up here.
Son of a bitch Ernie got hip to my route.
He's been getting first crack. I ain't here at 2:30.
That's when they bring out the trash.
Was Ernie here when you showed up?
No.
Did he ever show up? Unh-unh.
Forget about Ernie, okay?
What happened when you got here last night?
No bags, I had a smoke,
and then I seen two black kids come out the front door
and just walk away.
Get a good look at these guys?
Help a guy out --
next thing, Ernie wants to take your spot.
The dumpster to the door is, like, 10 feet.
It's close enough to see something.
As a favor to those people
who brought out your bags every morning
and now will be unable on account of they're dead,
why don't you tell US about those two guys?
I get here at 2:30 every morning.
They bring out the bags.
...this guy's a beaut.
I'm going to get you something to eat
and have you look at some pictures.
Stay with him.
Yeah, it was around 2:00, 2:15.
They made US lay down on the ground over there.
Recognize them?
They just started shooting.
All right.
Was one of the victims Darien callaway?
You're sure?
I got to go tell his mom.
We need you, Derek, okay?
Hang in there.
They're just kids.
Hey, I heard you caught that triple.
Yeah, we're hip deep.
Can I reserve a minute for later,
because I'm still one shy
of my 2-minute-a-day allotment.
How about tonight?
I'm staying at my sister's, remember?
Right. Then tomorrow night.
Okay. I'll make lasagna. Pretend you deserve it.
Give US a minute.
Hey, John.
Andy: He's good.
That's why I'm calling.
Even though my little guy hates those shots,
I was thinking maybe I'd bring him in today
for the test
because he really is looking better.
No, I know you're not the doctor.
Josh, can you stick this guy in the coffee room?
Can't we keep the coffee room for coffee?
Was that directed at me?
Why don't you sit here at my desk?
Let's just look at some pictures.
How long will she be in surgery?
Is she going to check her messages?
Okay, I got you.
So I'll hear from you soon?
Okay, good.
We're still going to huddle before you and I go to iab.
Right. We caught a triple homicide.
Let me just run it in front of the lieutenant.
I'll run all the employees through bci,
see what comes up.
Good. I'll check with the robbery squad,
see if they've got a pattern with any other diners.
How is he today?
I guess that's about Theo on the phone, so --
something with the doctor.
How you doing?
You mean with Mary?
Yeah, I couldn't help overhearing.
How's that going?
Not so good.
We don't get that much time together.
Don't spend all yours living everyone else's life, Danny.
Does that make me the pot or you the kettle? I forget.
Why don't you grab a vacation day --
you and Mary go to Vermont for a 3-day weekend?
Why don't you and me go to Vermont
for that 3-day weekend?
Don't joke like that.
Who said I was joking?
Seriously. It makes me uncomfortable.
Hey, boss, d. And me got this multiple.
Any chance I can put off going to iab?
That was them now. They still want you there.
Twisted -- those guys at the rat squad.
Whose idea was it getting Cohen to represent you guys?
Union put his firm on retainer
when he went into private practice.
Diane figured him knowing US
back when he was with the d. A.'S office...
Yeah, and with that crush he had on kirkendall...
Cohen helps to clear her, he's definitely the hero.
You ought to get a lawyer, too.
Lieutenants' benevolent association
is taking care of that.
We got nothing to hide, right, boss?
Let the rat squad ask what they want.
They're expecting you in an hour.
Before detective medavoy and I go to iab,
is there anything else I should know?
I'm on your side.
I always felt you guys were straight.
Like it matters to them which side they're on.
Who? Lawyers -- take Cohen here.
Going over to the dark side --
one more defense attorney representing rapists...
And cops falsely accused of drug trafficking,
but if you're uncomfortable my representing you --
you're perfect for the job.
Six months ago, kirkendall told iab
her ex-husband Don had taken their kid hostage.
That's why you guys took down him and denby.
Case was closed, so why'd they reopen it now?
Rat squad don't need a reason.
Has to be they're getting squeezed.
Trial date's coming, Don's looking for a deal,
throws out it's kirkendall pulling the strings
with you guys in on the activities and proceeds
and him the innocent dupe.
If I were his lawyer, that's how I'd play it.
What about denby? He's not cooperating.
So how come iab is going after Greg first?
Probably like going after the weak link.
Calling me the weak link, Andy?
I just meant you were the least involved.
After today, we'll have a better idea
of what they've got and where they're going with it.
Don't none of you worry.
They won't get squat out of me.
With Don quixote
and that little Mexican dwarf sidekick of his,
all they need is the mule.
Are you saying that's not our best advance team?
Between kirkendall's ex and this Cohen,
it's her bad taste in men got US in this jackpot.
Hey. This Derek mays -- I ran him through bci --
kicked back one collar for discount.
Yeah? Medavoy -- he'll be okay down there.
Yeah.
Yeah, he'll be fine.
That dumpster diver's worthless.
Andy sent him packing.
What I said before about Vermont --
it's okay.
No, no, just --
being Andy's so preoccupied with Theo these last months
and US working so close, I'm just sorry
if I misread any signals or the like.
I don't know that you misread any signals
or that I didn't put any out there,
it's just, being the circumstances,
I think it's best we left it alone.
Okay, because, you know, the last thing I'd want
is you to think that i'm some jerk sniffing around
who can't be your friend, because I can.
I am. I never want to do anything to screw that up.
Me either.
I collared some junkie --
half-assed burglary around 7:00 a. M. --
name's Cory tillman. I'll talk to him.
You being swamped, I went ahead and debriefed him.
I'm not that swamped I can't do my job.
I just thought with that multiple
and medavoy's going to iab --
bring the guy up and throw him in the pokey.
I'll talk to him like always.
So we're okay?
We're good.
Friends and colleagues exclusively -- that's it?
Besides, I'm old enough to be your mother.
So, when did you have me, when you were 6?
Phil. Andy sipowicz again.
Is Dr. Timmons back from surgery yet?
She check in?
Okay, do me a favor.
Make sure that she knows that I said
that Theo is looking 100% better,
and we can have that test done today instead of waiting.
You got all that?
So, I'll be hearing from you or her?
Yeah. Okay, got you.
I really appreciate this, Phil.
Can we hurry this up? I got places to be.
Where do you think you are -- ihop?
Sit down!
My bad, my bad. How rude!
It's just I need to get back out there.
Cory, the odds of you getting caught
on your first burglary attempt -- that's nil.
So we got to check you against every burglary
the last six months.
You come clean,
we package it up for the d. A., get you in a program.
Yeah, but I need to get out now.
I ain't doing no other crimes,
but I got inside scoop on something I was in on
for a hot second,
but I got out before I was really in.
That grease the wheels as far as me seeing daylight?
You see how it works.
Takes two to mambo.
So lead.
I heard your cops downstairs
talking about something went down at zips.
Zips on 12th street?
Yeah. Zips.
Last night, I was in sudden need
of a cash infusion,
so I roll up on this dude Johnny d. --
Johnny got a last name? Johnny d.
Me and him transacted once.
I say I'm looking for work, he knows a guy will,
so he says meet him back at 2:00 am.
Him and some clown jump in -- they zooted on something --
and tell me to get to zips.
So you took them there.
Right. So we roll up, and they all irritated
because we're running late,
and Johnny d. Say he be back in five.
I wait 10, and I hear shots -- pop, pop!
Screw that. I ain't down for nobody's Turkey shoot,
so I punch it, leave them to their own nonsense --
they were irritated because they were running late?
They had a schedule down
off of them knowing some dude on the inside.
Name.
Derek. "You sure Derek's not going to punk out
and call in sick?"
That's what the other one asked Johnny d.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's up?
Andy: Come on. We got to check on something.
Wait. Not in here.
Come on, man, how long that's going to take?
I got a family emergency! Dude, dude, dude!
Sir?
Hey, so far I haven't recognized anybody yet.
How about we start over, Derek?
Johnny d.
Johnny d. What?
Lying to a cop when the cop knows the truth --
it's an insult.
Johnny d. And that other chump
who busted in on zips this morning,
and you were the inside man.
Since you're all we got, that puts you on the hook
for those three homicides.
Unless you give US Johnny d.
Man, no, no.
Where are we going to find this Johnny d.?
And don't insult me.
I might as well put a gun to my head.
You're fearing the wrong people, Derek.
I'm talking about the people you worked with --
Darien, filip� --
you ain't got to keep reminding me.
Then give them some peace, because if you don't,
you'll never get a night's sleep
without one of them sneaking into your head,
asking why you let their killers go free.
It's them you need to fear.
Now, Derek!
John dellums -- he's my cousin.
And the other guy is tyrie James.
Who pulled the trigger?
Both. Latitia kept begging and pleading with them.
"Please don't kill US!"
And they kept telling her to shut up,
but she just went on and on.
They was already tweaking,
and things just got out of hand.
Filip� had already shorted them on the deposit bag,
and they knew there was more money.
And latitia -- she kept running her mouth,
and they just had to take her out, that's all.
Then they said everybody got to go,
and I begged them not to do it.
They part your hair with that bullet to cover it up?
Yeah, man.
Darien just looked at me right before they shot him.
He figured out I was in on it.
Now they're going to kill me, too.
You're going to be the least of their problems.
Give US their places.
Your guy is flipping out in the pokey.
Cory: Hey! Hey! Man, what's going on?
I help you out, you throw me in a damn cage?
If you don't shut up, i'm going to throw you in cuffs
and dump you at bellevue.
You looking to score is not real high
on our priority list.
I have a family emergency.
We got three people dead at zips.
I ain't had nothing to do with that.
Other than chauffeuring the shooters there?
After that I told you all about it.
Right after that cop put you in handcuffs.
So now you can forget about anything
that involves you leaving this station house.
Diane: We need to find out if you're telling the truth.
That's going to take a while,
so you need to find some Patience.
The thing is, um,
I'm into this dealer for, like, 5 large.
He gave me 24 hours to come up with that
and he took my baby as collateral.
My daughter!
And it's been more than 24 hours.
The dealer's got your daughter?
Tico Sanchez, yeah. I got to get out.
How old is she?
5 1/2.
Tico sees me and latanya on the street, right.
He says there's no way I could get his money
with me playing daddy,
so he's going to babysit while I get his cash.
If this is a lie,
you seeing what sticks against the wall
so you can get back out on the street...
On my baby's life, I swear!
You got to be careful, man. This tico, he's an animal.
I want to find out how big of a fight he put up
after this animal took away his little girl.
That's why I broke into that damn store
after that diner went south.
It's my daughter.
I should leave right now.
Yeah, you go ahead.
Diane: We'll take care of this.
He -- yo, stop.
He don't know me, man.
All these bad things
that have been happening to you lately --
how much it factor
in you being an all-around deadbeat scumbag?
Write where this guy has your daughter.
Had Derek mays give US some places those shooters could be.
So he's one of the inside guys?
Figure on taking him out as a tour guide.
Danny: This idiot gave his 5-year-old up
as collateral to a dealer. We may have a location on her.
Go. We'll head out with Derek,
look for those shooters.
Police! Get your hands up!
Turn around and lie face down on the bed!
Andy: All right, get out of there!
Shut up and get out here! Move.
My god. What'd you eat, a yak?
Tico Sanchez? When was he here last?
Man: An hour ago. Who was he with?
Javier and some little girl.
She wouldn't stop crying, so they split.
Where do I find them? I don't know. Anywhere.
Diane: Tell me where.
There's about five years' worth of heroin on that table.
None of that's mine.
I'm going to make it yours.
My boyfriend got me in on this. Ask him.
You're going with the rest.
Where's tico Sanchez?
I got nothing to do with that psycho
and those ain't my drugs.
That stench you hit me with,
you're lucky I don't throw you off the roof.
Make sure that stuff gets vouchered.
Detective, when were you made aware
Jill kirkendall's son
was supposed to be in some sort of danger?
I was not aware of that.
Never?
Subsequent to our apprehending
a man who turned out to be detective kirkendall's
former husband Don,
along with that task force guy, --
for the record, that would be detective denby.
Right.
Um...
It -- it was then I became aware
that these guys were holding
detective kirkendall's son frank hostage
upstate in canandaigua.
Could you spell that?
C-a-n...
Daigua.
How much longer are we going to be here?
As long as it takes.
So then you weren't set up outside that bank
so you could rescue detective kirkendall's son?
I wasn't aware why we were set up on our location.
It wasn't my case.
Whose was it?
Detective Sorenson.
Detective Sorenson.
Who informed me after we made the collar
that detective kirkendall's son frank
had been abducted by her ex
and was being held by a girlfriend of denby's
in canandaigua.
This supposed girlfriend who no one's managed to turn up,
one of 10 holes in this story that could also be explained
that you guys were a dirty squad involved in trafficking drugs.
Look for all our frequent flier mileage to Bogot�,
all them weekend mule trips.
Then prove me wrong.
Prove we're not drug dealers?
We're willing to accept that you were asked
to be a part of this on a need-to-know basis.
Is there a question in there?
He's letting me know I'm off the hook
if I rat out my squad.
Hitch being there's nothing to rat out.
If I was looking to hang cops,
I could take all of your shields right now.
I've got enough evidence of wrong behavior
by your whole squad, including the squad commander,
before this supposed hostage crisis even took place.
Where is this evidence coming from, anyway?
Some drug-dealing scumbag sinks so low
as to kidnap his own son to beat a collar --
you take his word over the word of good cops?
Yeah, it's me going out of my way to jam you up.
My advice to you good cops --
find denby's girlfriend
or someone who can back up your story,
or they're looking at indictment.
Are we finished?
Let detective Jones know
we're going to talk to him next.
John, where is everyone?
Detectives sipowicz, Sorenson, and Russell
are currently out attempting to rescue a little girl.
The lieutenant went out with detective Jones.
The boss went out in my place?
I believe they've enlisted the help
of the inside man on that triple homicide
and that he's assisting them in looking for the shooters.
The boss went out on that?
Did he seem upset?
No. As a matter of fact,
he seemed quite eager and invigorated.
He did?
Hey.
Hey, guys. I didn't give them a thing.
We've still got problems.
Go ahead, Danny. Leo can fill me in.
I got to spell the boss.
Him and Baldwin are set up on those shooters.
Get him out of harm's way,
back to the safe confines of his private office.
Tico wasn't there. Neither was your girl.
I'll kill him, man,
anything happen to my baby.
This guy tico -- we ran his sheet.
Did you know he took a collar
assaulting his sister with a pair of scissors?
Tico took latanya, man. I ain't have no choice.
I'm looking at the bruises you got from trying to stop him.
Tico left that apartment with your daughter
and a puerto rican named Javier.
Don't know him. Where are we going to find tico now?
You could try paging him.
You got his pager number?
Yeah. That's how we get in touch, man.
Unbelievable.
If he calls back,
there's only a 20% chance it comes from a land line.
It's a cell phone, we're screwed.
Had it this whole time.
So, when do I get out?
Factoring in how I cooperated.
If you testify in the diner killings,
that could go away.
As far as the burglary and child endangerment,
you're still looking at a year.
So, what happens to latanya?
First we got to find her. Where's her mother at?
She's still in the pound in bentry hills.
My mom's in Atlanta. She'll take her.
Well, I'll tell that to child services.
Hey, man, I really need to see my little girl.
I'll do what I can.
Hey! Hey, man, I come clean with you,
and what I get is a year in the joint?
It got you cops busting through doors
looking for your daughter who you put in this jam.
That's what it got you, asshole.
And you're welcome.
Hi. Is this Joyce?
This is Andy sipowicz. Do you remember me?
Right, right. Theo's dad. How you doing?
Listen, I wonder if you could do me a little favor.
Theo's due for his monthly blood test there
in about five days.
Yeah, I did talk to Phil about it.
Can I talk to you?
So she's still in surgery. I see.
Could you hold on just a second?
I paged that tico to the hello phone.
There's nothing yet.
Joyce?
Listen, I really want to bring my son in today.
Is there any way that you could make that work for US?
Okay, so you'll call me when you talk to the doctor?
No. No, I understand. Yeah.
What Cohen said definitely sounds like Don
claiming it was Jill behind the drug dealing
and we collared him and denby to cover it up.
Rat squad told as much to him and Greg.
Seeing if we'll take the bait, reach out to Don?
They really think we're dirty.
Bottom line -- we want to prove we're not drug dealers,
find that girl who was watching frank.
Which means we got to get to denby,
being he's the only connection to that girl.
This prick denby... He sent me a letter.
What did it say?
I didn't read it.
It's probably an amends letter. Amends?
Step 9 -- you make a written amends
to all those people you hurt when you were loaded.
So that's like him hurting you,
causing trouble for you and Jill?
That's probably in there, plus some other behavior.
So, denby's working a program?
I hear he's been going. I haven't seen him there.
Can't blame you, you're not interested
knowing what he's got to say.
Letter is in an envelope from citiwide courier.
I think he's driving a truck.
He's got to eat, being he's waiting on his trial.
Let me have the letter. I'll go talk to him.
No, I'll reach out.
You sure?
I'll call from the pay phone downstairs.
Land line?
Yep.
Give it to me. I'll get an address.
Hello, Sammy?
Sammy there? Don't tell me.
Get Sammy on the phone.
I want to talk Sammy. Get --
they hung up.
Fourth stop.
They better be showing up at this place.
Look, I ain't got no crystal ball.
Johnny d. Or tyrie's girlfriend lives here?
Tyrie ain't got no girl. Can't y'all loosen these cuffs?
Shut up.
Whose idea was it to shoot you in the head?
We needed a cover story. Whose idea?
Me. Are you sure they can't see me back here?
What did we tell you last time?
That guy that shot you -- how far away was he standing?
I don't know. Maybe a couple feet.
You put an apple on your head first?
Apple on your he-- wait. What's that anyway, man?
Watch the street, all right?
I just want to understand what an apple on your head -- damn.
Blue and white bandanna -- that's Johnny.
The guy in the tan jacket -- that's tyrie.
They can't see me back here, right?
Freeze!
Get on your knees. Get down.
Johnny d.
I got that, boss.
I got him, Greg.
Man: Police! Freeze!
Police! Police!
Freeze! Freeze! Get down! Get down!
Freeze! Police!
Get down!
Don't do it!
All right, it's cool.
Everybody's cool. I'm not.
Man: He's got the girl in back!
That what this is?
This is about you. They think I took you.
Tico, 10 seconds.
You don't know me real good.
Took your daddy at his word and look what he got me in!
Whoa. Whoa. Nothing's going to happen here.
All we got is a possession collar maybe.
Latanya, just sit still for me, okay?
Is this Cory's idea --
you babysit, he gets your money?
He say different? We're asking you.
Rips me off, lies, sticks me with his kid,
and then tells the cops I took her?
Your daddy's not a very good friend.
Tico, it's your word against his.
It's not like he's the pope.
You're partying and the cops come busting in.
It's understandable, you grabbing the kid up.
That's right.
But the longer you hold on to her,
the more it seems like it was Cory telling the truth.
We're leaving here with latanya, tico.
How you want to leave, that's up to you.
Tell your daddy I'll see him real soon.
Come here. Come here, baby.
Tico, the knife.
Diane: Hey.
How's the girl?
She's safe. We've got a uniform
bringing her from getting checked at the e. R.
Any sign of abuse?
Past getting the wits scared out of her,
it doesn't look that way.
As far as whose idea it was, we got he said, he said.
Girl couldn't help you?
Probably used to staying with strangers.
I thought I'd let her see her dad
before she goes to child services.
Yeah, Phil, I haven't heard from you,
so I thought I'd call.
She's on her way back? I'll tell you what.
We're just going to come on down there.
No, no, I'm going to bring him down, Phil.
Yeah, we'll see you then.
I just got an appointment for Theo to take his blood test.
No, don't argue with me, Katie. I can't wait.
Can you meet me with him or not?
Good. We'll see you there.
Let's do it in the coffee room.
I don't want her to see her dad in the cage.
Listen, I got to take care of something.
Yeah, no problem, Andy. Hey, good luck.
Good night, Andy.
Is that a bear?
Did they give you that downstairs?
It's a rabbit.
It's a bunny rabbit?
Your daddy's here.
Okay.
There she is.
Come here, boo.
It's okay.
How's my little girl?
You're going to go stay with grandma for a while.
Daddy's got some business to take care of.
Latanya: Like mommy?
No. Not like mommy.
I'm going to see you real soon, baby.
Daddy loves you so much.
You love daddy?
Okay.
And this time I'm going to get it together,
starting right now.
I swear to god.
You do that.
I'll let you know how it goes with denby.
No problem. You want me to come along?
No. I don't think he'll open up if you're there.
You don't have to do this. You got a past with him.
No, I don't have a past with him.
He starts any of this behavior,
just walk away.
Thanks.
So, back in the bag after all.
It's a very generous gesture, you coming to see me.
Don't mention it.
Final resting place,
purgatory for packages that can't be delivered,
incapable of completing their destiny.
This is good for you. You could use some humility.
Physical labor does help clear the mind.
I got to tell you, Diane, being sober is a blessing.
I understand now.
Do you?
Your senses come alive.
The whole world tastes fresh.
So...
I assume you came by to talk about my letter.
Or did you happen to fall by two tickets to "la traviata"?
I haven't read your letter.
Good. I prefer to make my amends in person.
You see, most drunks, when they get sober,
they have no problem getting in touch with their guilt.
But not you.
I've got some misdeveloped guilt mechanism.
I could remind you of some things you've done.
Well, my memory's fine.
No more blackouts.
I must say, looking at you
through clear undiminished eyes,
you're a very beautiful woman.
That's not why I called.
Your pal Don spraying crap
has got US jammed up with iab.
We need to talk to that girlfriend of yours.
Loaded, I talked a good game,
but my follow-through was hit or miss.
I'd be willing to make it up to you.
I'll take a pass.
You got someone else in your life now?
Who is he? I'll kill him.
What I have or don't have in my life
is none of your business.
So that would be a no.
You're the same asshole sober as you were drunk.
You don't think people have the capacity to change?
After all, it was you who called me.
You're not even sober. You're just dry.
And you're just kidding yourself, Diane.
In your prime, all shut down.
That's not healthy.
You're a woman with strong unmet needs,
and I am graciously offering my services.
I can't stand you, denby.
Exactly.
That's what would make it so damn fun.
Screw you. We'll get this on our own.
Come on, come on, hold up.
Her name's Lauren,
the girl I had babysit frank kirkendall.
She's who can confirm that.
You'd put me onto this Lauren?
I owe you and your colleagues.
If I hadn't got collared, my bottoming out
could have had a much less soft landing.
So is that a yes or a no?
I don't know where she is.
She and I had a falling out.
I'll make a few phone calls, see if I can locate Lauren,
maybe persuade her to help.
You come see me tomorrow.
Come on, Diane.
You need this girl.
Besides, it'll give you a chance
to sleep on my offer.
I love you!
I told Phil we were on our way down.
But Dr. Timmons is with a patient.
If I could just talk to her.
Phil, did you speak with Mr. Sipowicz
about bringing Theo in?
I explained on the phone
I would get back to you.
How long does it take to do the blood test?
I understand your frustration.
You don't have a clue about my frustration.
Come on, Andy, let's go home.
No. Theo's going to have his blood test.
Mr. Sipowicz.
Hi, doctor.
Please, we come in early for Theo's blood test.
Could we do it now?
I explained to Mr. Sipowicz repeatedly --
Phil, Phil, me and her are talking now.
It's okay, Phil.
He's really been looking healthy.
Could you just check him?
Probably can't tell from across the room.
Hi, Theo. You like to drive?
You look like a regular Mario andretti out here.
I have to be responsible here
and say I don't see any significant change
in his color.
Well, you don't see him every day.
We can give him his blood test now,
but are you willing to take this as dispositive?
Meaning what? If we take blood today
and there's no change, will you then agree
we'll start him on chemotherapy tomorrow?
You said it could be just a virus.
Or reaction to medication.
We all need to understand something here.
I said that six months ago.
It usually doesn't last this long.
Andy, let's have these five days.
We need to know now.
Theo, I have got this cool new clown fish
in the big tank in the other room.
No more shots.
Theo...
Come on, son.
I don't want any more shots, daddy.
I'll get one, too.
Come on, we'll both get shots.
Okay.
Looking for 3b?
This is 4a,
and I didn't order a pizza.
This is so embarrassing.
Aren't you supposed to wear a cap?
That's it. I quit. Can I use your phone?
Come on in.
How did it go with denby?
He, he was a prick as usual.
You okay?
I'm fine.
Denby's girlfriend's name is Lauren.
He says he doesn't know where she is,
but he's finding out
long as I come meet him again tomorrow.
Why don't you let me meet him tomorrow?
He's just dicking you around.
I'm just worried for Jill.
She didn't do what they're saying, Danny.
You don't have to tell me that.
Maybe, maybe you better go.
Yeah, right. I got to drop off that pizza warmer,
or they'll take it out of my severance check.
Diane...
Shh.
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