All language subtitles for macgyver.2016.s05e11.1080p.web.h264-glhf_Track03-en

MATTY:
One way or another,

you're gonna tell me
what I want to know.

I don't have
to tell you anything.

Are you afraid
of what your answer may reveal?No.

I just think we should focus
on a better question.

Nightcap at my place or yours?

I really want to,

but I can't. I'm sorry.

Never apologize.

I'm just happy

to see you when you're in D.C.

[phone vibrating]

Okay. Well, then, I'm not sorry.

But I got to go.

Rain check?

Absolutely.

Are you redecorating
the basement?

Uh, yes.

I, uh, I thought we could all do
with a fresh start

after Mexico City.

Okay, I'm calling
because the situation

that we've been monitoring
in Republika Srpska has shifted.

And your contact Lazar?

I tried him three times
on each number. No answer.

Well, that's not good.

So, are we agreed?Yes.

I'll fuel the jet.

Call the embassy
in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

You call the team.

We have a mission.

♪

["3am" by Feyde playing]

♪

[knock on door]

♪ I been waiting,
I been waiting ♪

♪ I been waiting
for someone like you. ♪

Mac. Is everything okay?

I can't pretend the last
24 hours didn't just happen.

They did,

so I got to ask you,
did it work?

Did what work?

Hiding your emotions
and letting them pass?

Did they go away?

[phone ringing, vibrating]

That's Matty.
Talk about this later?

Yeah, sure.

BOZER:
Mac. Hey.

Hey, Riley.
[chuckles]

[quietly]:
Mac, Desi and Riley?

Awkward, party of three.

Did you talk to
Desi about the ring?

Or Riley about her feelings?No, neither one.

But you know what?
Everything's fine.

Everything's fine.

Mm-hmm.

Right. Okay.

MATTY:Team, this is Teodora Dmitrovic,one of the leaders

of a citizen uprising
in Banja Luka,

capital of Republika Srpska.

Please, you can call me Teo.

Teo and her people
are protesting

the authoritarian rule
of their president

and calling for his resignation.

He's violated our freedoms
since taking office,

jailing those
who disagree with him,

encouraging police brutality.

Our protests have
gained momentum, but...

last week our leaders
started disappearing.

Including Teo's father Lazar,

who's been leading this fight
from the beginning.

Early in my career, Lazar
was my informant in Banja Luka.

There was a separatist attack
on a CIA station

and I hid with his family
until unrest died down.

I owe Lazar a debt of gratitude.

TEO:
We have no idea how our leaders

were even identified.

We've taken every security
precaution possible.

We use burner phones
and encrypted messaging apps,

and we wear dazzle masks
to avoid facial recognition.

And yet, someone is still
figuring out who you all are.

And if your leaders
continue disappearing...

Then the movement for democracy
falls apart completely.

That's why we need help.

We're not soldiers.

We're students and shopkeepers

fighting against the people
who should be protecting us.

Well, you have our full support,

and we'll let you know
when our people land.

Right. Uh, Mac and Riley,
you head over

to Banja Luka immediately, find
the missing freedom fighters

and help them get
their citizens' uprising

back on track.

Uh, just me and Mac?

Well, I have other business

for Desi and Bozer, and Taylor

has a very important meeting
tomorrow securing

new government contracts
for the Phoenix Foundation.

So yeah, you two
will be on your own.

Wheels up in 20.

Need you to pick up a package.

One-woman operation,
high priority,

requires your
special skills.

What's the package?

Copy that.

Bozer, I have Oversight businessto attend to tomorrow,

including an all-day summit
with the joint chiefs.

TAYLOR:
Yes, tomorrow's shaping up
to be a very busy day

with both of us tied up
with government business.

We need your help to handle
Phoenix day-to-day.

All right.

[British accent]: Just call me
Acting Director Bozer,

at your service.

I will not.

RILEY:
I hacked into the GPS system

of the Banja Luka
police vehicles.

I'm hoping their movement
patterns will lead us

to where the missing freedom
leaders are being held.

[exhales]:
Yeah...

So, I know we said
we'd talk about this

after the mission.Mac...

There's nothing to talk about.

My feelings went away.

We're all good.

Just wanted to know for sure.

Got something.

An old city building
where police vehicle activity

matches the approximate time

of each missing freedom
leader's disappearance.

That must be where

the missing protesters
are being taken.

Great work.

Thank you.

[chuckles]
Sorry, can I help you?

I'm Parker.
Matty assigned me

to be your shadow
while she's in D.C.

Uh, yes, I don't need
an intern, thank you.

Oh, I'm not an intern.

I got my masters in electrical
engineering from Caltech,

and I'm working on another
in international science

and technology
policy, so I can

take care of anything you need
while Matty's away.

I see, so...

So Matty assigned mea babysitter, did she?

Uh, call it whatever you
want, but I'm here to stay.

So, you have a call
with the SECDEF in an hour,

the head of the tac team
asked for five minutes today

and the official from the MoD

is on her way down.Very well.

I'll give you five minutes
in an hour.

And, oh, get me the early draft

of the cover story
for Banja Luka, would you?I'm on it.

Hey, what's up, Parker?

Morning, Bozer. Great jacket.

Thank you.
[chuckles]

Isn't she great?Who is she?

Oh, did Matty put eyes on you?

Ugh, it's not evenworth discussing.

This opportunity
is a very big deal.

It's the first joint military
research division

between the U.K.'s
Ministry of Defence

and the DoD.

And you thinkyou're gonna convince them

to hire usas the go-to private agency

for their lucrativemilitary research contracts?

[elevator bell chimes]Piece of cake.

GUARD:
Here you go, ma'am.

Ah. Welcometo the Phoenix Foundation.

I am Russ Taylor.

I am the, uh...

owner of said establishment.

Priya Chanani,
Ministry of Defence.

Well, very nice
to meet you, Priya.

Hope the old flighty

from Blighty was all righty?

[sighs]
No. There was turbulence.

Oh. Sorry to hear that.Thank you.

What?

Okay. Uh, Wilt Bozer.

Acting directorof the Phoenix Foundation.

I think you're gonna like
what you see here.

Yes, whathe means to say is that

you'll see thatwe have the capabilities

to deal with allof the MoD and DoD's

military research needs.

Shall we begin our tour?

Hey. Thanks a lot.

BOZER: Mac, Riley, have you
found Lazar and the others?

MacGYVER: Not yet, but we're
approaching the only room

with fortified wallsand no windows.

It's definitely the place

to lock up pesky protesters.

No guards in sight.

[speaking foreign language][radio crackles]

[continues in foreign language]

♪

[grunting]

Boze, you said we were clear!

Actually, I said "No guards
in sight," but fair point.

[shouts]

[beeps]

What is this?

Have you found
the freedom fighters?

No...

but a high volume
of advanced tech.

And a map of the city.

These are the people
they're tracking.

Yeah. High-priority targets.

They must have brought
the missing leaders here

for interrogation and then...

[exhales]
Matty, um...

...I think Lazar is dead.

Look, they've tagged Teo, too.
She's next on the hit list.

We need to warn her.Multiple police headed your way.

And we are trapped in a room

with fortified walls
and no windows.

Still looking for an exit,

but they've almost breached
the door.

That'll hold 'em for now.

Can you shut
the surveillance system down?

This is just a relay node,
read-only privileges.

[banging on door]

I should be able
to splice the feed.

You'll see everything
they're seeing.

Do it.Bozer, how's that exit coming?

Schematics show this room
used to have access

to a garbage chute just off
the southwest corner.

MacGYVER:
Guessing that was before

the reinforced walls
were installed?

[shouting]

MacGYVER: Whether it's blocking an exit or covering up

your feelings, even the best

fortifications
can be brought down.

I may not know how to get
through Riley's yet,

but this fortified wall?

Apply the combinatorial theory

of structural rigidity
by exerting pressure

at an inflection point to shift the wall's equilibrium.

Pencils down!

Done.

Into the garbage chute, flyboy.

[grunts]

MacGYVER: We're clear.We have to warn Teo
she's in danger.

Her phone might be compromised.

We'll have to tell her
in person. We'll head there now.

RILEY:
And you should have a clone
of the surveillance system

right about...

Are you seeing this, Matty?

I am.

Each dot represents real-time
biometric data:

heartbeat, body temp.

How could their president
tag his own people

without anybody knowing
that they were being tracked?

I think I know.

I need a priority one
prisoner transfer.

MALE VOICE:
Authentication?

Alpha Bravo Tango Four.

What was that about?I've seen this before.

I know the person who
invented this technology.

MALE VOICE:
Please confirm authentication.

Yes. Alpha Bravo Tango Four.

BOZER:
Desi, what's up?

DESI:
Good news. Got the package.

Bad news,
I had to take a detour.

♪

Looks like I wasn't
the only interested party.

[Gregorian chanting]

[chanting continues]

Gonna need a new exfil.

[grunting]

♪

Looks like your new friends are
blocking all the roads out.

But the trails are empty.

[grunts]
Take a hike?

That's your plan?!

Oh, ye of little faith.
These nuns are

premier breeders
of Chilean Corraleros.

[grunting]

Escape on horseback?

Now that sounds more like it.

TAYLOR:
I am so, so sorry.

Where were we?

That's right.
Continuing our tour

of our state-of-the-art
laboratory.

[elevator bell chimes][chuckles]

You're not coming?

Uh, no. I have the slightest
urgent matter

that I need to attend to,
so please, off you go.

Enjoy yourself. Toodles.

General Musgrove's on the line

regarding the prisoner transfer.

Forward it to my cell.
Oh, and, um,

procure me some bottles
of water. Maldives.

The brand is important.I'm on it.
Anything else?

Actually, there is.

If you're as good as
Matilda says you are,

this could be your chance
to prove it.

♪

MAN:
Teo's been expecting you.

She's back here.

TEO:
I want all of our people
on each of these corners

passing out bandanas, okay?

Every protester unified
under one color.

Hey.Thanks for coming.

Did you find anything?

Can we talk to you
in private for a second?

MacGYVER:
Before we can tell Teo
she's being tracked,

we need to determine
if she's tagged

with a device that's
listening right now,

or we'll lose
the element of surprise.

The best way to find
an audio transmitter is by

detecting the corresponding
RF waves.

By removing the EMI shielding
from the megaphone speaker

and exposing its cables,
it can act as

a low-tech
radio frequency detector.

The louder the interference,
the closer to the source.

You have a cell phone on you?No.

What are you doing?

[static crackling]

[detector whining]

Okay, it's embedded deep

or it's not a chip; either way,
it's not transmitting audio.

Chip? Audio? What's going on?

You're being tracked.It's not possible.

I swap burners and clothes
frequently.

And I think I'd know
if I was tagged.

Your government has developed
a highly advanced

surveillance system.

Hundreds of people
monitored in real time.

Including you.
We saw it with our own eyes.

Does that mean that you saw
where they took my father?

Uh...

The missing leaders,
your father...

They're dead, aren't they?

MacGYVER: Sorry.I'm sorry, I-I can't.
Not here.

My father warned me this was
the cost of the calling.

I'll mourn when
our fight is won.

MacGYVER:
You're their next target,
so we have to get you

out of the country now.Absolutely not.

Our revolution's success
rests on a knife's edge.

Today's demonstration will
push us past the tipping point,

and our momentum
will be unstoppable.

So let them see me coming.

I want them to know that
they could not silence us.

What would you do
if this was your father?

Make sure that his death
wasn't in vain.

And we'll go with you
to make sure

you don't pay the same price.

Desi's on her way to exfil.

Waiting on Mac and Riley
to check in.Good.

My summit with the
joint chiefs is about to begin.

Make me proud, Boze.

And then there were two.

He's here.

Right. Uh, Boze,

I'm going to need you

to run point
on these ops

and, um, oh, yes,
keep Priya occupied

until I can give her my pitch.
I need to do something.

BOZER:
Is this about the
prisoner transfer?

Who is this guy?

♪

[chains rattling]

[metal door clanking]

♪

TAYLOR:
Dr. Silas Mercer.

20 years ago he was
a revered physician

and brilliant MI6 consultant.

BOZER:
I take it he had
a fall from grace.

TAYLOR: Yes. He had been tagging agents with microchips

so foreign adversaries
could detect them.

I led the operation
that brought him down

by going undercover
as his patient.

BOZER:
So it's complicated.

And you think his
tracking technology

is being used in Banja Luka?

Well, the interface is new,

but the underlying technology
remains the same.

Unfortunately, there's only
one way to know for sure.

[computer beeps]We're online and ready to go.

[lock buzzes, door opens]

[door closes]

Russel Taylor.

[chuckles]

Oh, you didn't have to
get all dressed up

for little old me.Old indeed.

The years certainly
haven't been kind to you.

You, on the other hand...

I'm eager to hear

what you've been up to since
you walked away from the service

to galivant as a merc for hire.

Hmm. Sounds like you've been
keeping tabs on me.

As have you,

if you knew where to find me
on such short notice.

Don't flatter yourself.
I was content

knowing exactly which dark hole

you'd spend the rest
of your days rotting in,

forgotten.

Oh, but I'd wager
this assembly means

that my work has not been.

That is why I'm here, isn't it?

♪

[protesters shouting]

RILEY:
Police are still out of sight.

MacGYVER:
This is the part of protests
you don't see in news footage.

Soon enough, they'll show up,
escalate things,

and the president will
use that footage for spin.

Sounds like you're speaking
from experience.

Well, last summer, when I was
helping out the CDC in Atlanta,

I also went out protesting.

You were at the Black
Lives Matter protests?

How has this not
come up before?

I was honestly embarrassed that

it took me this long
to join the cause.

Better late than
never, I guess.

I'm curious, though.
What made you go?

After we defeated Codex,
I had a lot of time

to think about the world
I wanted to be saving.

And that world didn't
prop up institutional racism

and treat you and Bozer
worse than me because

I'm white and you're Black.

Honestly, I... I never really
thought you saw my skin color.

What? Of course I do.
I see you.

BOZER:
Mac, Riley,

is Teo still safe?

Yeah.

[shouting in foreign language]

Approaching the protest now.

She's holding her own.

[protesters shouting]

[siren wailing]

[tires screeching]

[chanting in foreign language]

♪

[shouting]

[grunting, clamoring]

[people screaming]

Water bottle?Yeah, yeah, yeah.

MacGYVER:
Tear gas is actually
a crystalline powder

converted into a fine spray,

and propelled
by a combustion reaction.

So, cut off the oxygen,
and you stop the reaction

from ever hitting
the tipping point.

[coughing][tear gas gun fires]

[yelling]

[all coughing]

What? What is it?

Normally, tear gas is deployed
in a kettling pattern

to control and contain
large crowds,

but they're deploying this
tear gas for maximum dispersal,

so the question is why?

Uh, Mac, the surveillance system
is lighting up

like the Fourth of July.

Whole lot of trackers
coming online near you.

[others shouting
in foreign language]

[grunting, clamoring]

I think I know how
the protesters

were tagged without
their knowledge.

It's in the tear gas.

Um, what's in the tear gas?

Nanoscopic tracking devices

passively dispersed
in gaseous particles.

The number of people we have to
save just grew exponentially.

And that number includes us.

Right, what's going on?

Mac and Riley inhaled
nano-trackers

through tear gas at the protest.

Now there's new tracking dots
popping up all over the place.

This must have been the
president's plan all along.

To allow one more protest to tag
all the remaining fighters.

I thought the surveillance
system was already intense,

but if these things can be
distributed undetected in gas...

All right, just one nightmare
scenario at a time.

With the remaining
protesters tagged,

this movement ends today,

and all these people's
lives are in danger

if we don't do something
about it.

Right, Mac,
just get everyone to safety.

I'm heading back into
the lion's den.

MacGYVER:
Agreed. We need to
get out of the area now.

[shouting, clamoring]

Mac!

Mac!

[grunting]

We gotta get out
of the city.

Where should we go?Anywhere.

Good idea.

Whoa, something's happening,
Mac.

Riley, do you see any
surveillance cameras nearby?

BOZER:
The system connected you two
to the break-in

at the old city building.

You've been made.
Get out of there.

Aah! Facial recognition.
Let's go!

A kindness.

Well, you can thank
the Geneva Convention.

Besides...

you'd be no good to me
if you died of thirst.

Russell
Machiavelli.

You're just upset
my tech has resurfaced

and causing headaches again.

Actually, we've made
improvements to your design.

They are now
microscopic

nano-trackers
that can be inhaled.

They transmit
location and

heartbeat... body temperature,
other biometrics.

You're developing my tech.

What kind of range do they have?

Now that is the issue.

Trackers are mere

trinkets if their signal
doesn't get

beyond a city block.

I'd focus on the receiver
that scans for the trackers.

Mine only had

a sweep of
a thousand-square-foot radius.

But piggybacking on a series

of multi-source scanners

could get you
a broader range.

Yes, like a...

a city's existing
cell tower infrastructure.

Hmm.

Yes.

We'll try that.

I know you're not developing
this technology yourself.

I'd wager someone found

my secret research lab,
the one you could never find.

Now your agents
are in danger,

and you're trying to help.

The next solution I give
won't be so easy to earn.

[lock buzzes, door opens]

[door closes]

Mac, they're using cell towers

to scan
for the nano-tracker signals.

You need to get everyone outside
of the city and out of range.

MacGYVER:
Copy that.

Desi, have you reached exfil?

DESI:
Still have the package!

But I had to take another
detour... to Colombia!

Bozer, my exfil plan
went south--

I'm gonna need a little bit
of help here!

Mrs. Chanani!

M-Mrs. Chanani!

[gunfire continues]Bozer?

Bozer, focus!

Bozer, I need another exfil!

I'm rerouting a tac team
from Paraguay now.

I have been abandoned

by my second tour
guide of the day.

Where is Taylor?

Bozer!Desi, get to these coordinates.

The exfil's on its way.

Uh... wait-wait a minute.

Wait, wait, wait a minute.

Moving out of cell-tower
range worked.

We're, uh, off the radar
for now at least.

Does that mean we
can stop for a sec?

My people are tired.

We don't have time to stop.

We've got to strategize
a way to fight back.

Hey, Mac, I'm back.

Looks like they have fewer
tracking dots on the map

and your priority target dots
have disappeared.

MacGYVER:
Hiding out in the woods is not
a long-term solution.

We, uh, we need to go
on the offensive.

But how?

Well, we need to locate
the central receiver hub

that's communicating with all
the other cell phone towers.

RILEY: It would be
in the middle of the city

in a tower or a spire

the same altitude
as the cell towers.

I'll get techs on it and let
you know when we find it.

What do we do when we
find that location?

Destroy the receiver?

No, uh, as long as these things
are in our bodies,

we can be found.

So, best way to ensure
our freedom would be to

hack the central hub
and send a deactivate command

to all the nano-trackers.

The only person
that knows that command

is the one who designed it.

BOZER:
So if we can get that command,

we may be able to shut down
the nano-trackers for good.

Yes, I always suspected
that Silas built

his microchips
with a sunset sequence.

A unique passcode
that would, uh,

render his
microchips inert,

so he could destroy
them remotely,

hiding evidence
of his activities.

If these trackers evolved
from his tech,

they should respond
to the same shutdown code.

We'll get that code.

I got this.

As I stated before,
the next solution I give you

won't be so easy to earn.

For every question
you answer truthfully,

I'll answer one of yours...
truthfully.

I haven't revealed
anything in years.

What makes you think
I'll talk now?

Did you just build
a smokeless fire pit?

Heat without giving up
our location.

You taught me
how to do this, remember?

I do remember, but
you were actually

listening during
wilderness training?

I'm always listening
to you, Mac.

Hey, about what we
were talking about.

Mac, we don't haveto talk about it.I know what you said, but...

And I already gave you
your answer.

Last I checked,

you were about
to propose to Desi, so...

why'd you show up at my door?

What is it you want, Mac?

[buzzing overhead]

What is that?

Sounds like a drone.
Probably looking for us.

So much for being safe
in the woods-- we need

to get out of here, wait
for Bozer's instructions.

I'm sure you guys can
find a use for this.

Also, this will be
for communication.

What are you going to do?

MacGYVER:
Improvise.

Mac, Riley, care to tell me why
you're back on the surveillance

grid running towards
what appears to be

a flying cell tower?[buzzing overhead]

Technically,
these are surveillance drones

equipped with IMEI catchers.

Yeah, we needed them
to follow us so that

we could subtly draw them away
from the protesters.

Looks like your plan was
a major success.

Is there a part two?

Keep running
until Taylor tells us

how to deactivate
the trackers.

SILAS: All these years,
I've always wanted to know.

How did you get on to me?

I saw you as an equal,
treated you with respect.

Also, I recognized
that behavior.

Predators groom allies...

the same way they groom victims.

Sorry to interrupt,
but there's a ticking clock

on disabling
Mac and Riley's trackers.

You got to hustle.Right, enough of these games.

I want to know
how to disable these trackers.

And I know exactly what
you've been dying to ask me.

So just ask me.

[chains rattle]

Did you ever find your father?

Yes.

I eventually
tracked him down, but

he didn't want
a relationship with me.

So...

I gave up trying to...
mend that bridge.

Right, my turn.

How do I disable the trackers?

Run a low-voltage current
through the specimens,

override the circuitry
and render them inert.

Let me guess, that would
actually kill my agents.

Nice try, old chap.

Silas was never going
to give me the truth.

When he found out this was
about my agents in the field,

he wanted to hurt them
in order to hurt me.

So I laid a little trap for him,

and by telling us
an action and a reaction...

That gives us a constant

that we can extrapolate
from-- that's genius.

Angus, do any
of your shutdown theories

also explain
why a low-voltage current

would harm you?

One would, yes.

If the nano-trackers
were thermoelectric.

RILEY: Thermoelectric devices
generate their power

from a temperature differential.

Yes, exactly, but...

in this case, it's the
difference between

internal body heat and
external skin temperature,

but when electricity
is introduced

into a thermoelectric system,
it raises the heat differential,

which would have given
us heatstroke.

RILEY:
So what's the real play?

I think I just
figured out a way

to disable
the nano-trackers temporarily.

We got to take
off our clothes.

We got to what?

Wait, y'all about to get naked?

DESI:
Bozer, I'm not gonna make exfil!

[alarm sounding]

Bozer!

I think this is
the end of the line for me!

[grunting]

I just want to let you know

it's been an honor...BOZER:
Save the speech.

You exfil's coming to you.

What? How?

That tac team I rerouted?

They specialize
in air-to-air operations.

Thanks for the parachute.

You are not gonna believe
the day I had.

BOZER:
I love air-to-air rescues.

Excuse me?

I'm so sorry, but...

Acting Director Bozer, let me

be quick
because my time

has already been wasted.

The Phoenix will not
get the contracts.

A car is en route
to take me to the airport.

In rush hour? That's
gonna take forever.

Why don't you use
the Phoenix chopper?

Skip all that traffic.
It's the least we could do.

[scoffs] I suppose there's
no need to waste

more time sitting in traffic.

Absolutely. Here, sit down.

I'll let you know as soon
as it's fueled up.

Anything I can get you
while you wait?

No. You good?

Our bodies are now
in cold shock.

Causing neuromuscular cooling is

the first step to inversing
our temperature differential.

[panting]

Make our insides cold.
Now what?

Okay. So now we

raise our external
temperature by making sure

our epidermal layer
warms faster than our viscera.

Yeah, read the room, Mac.
Just say...

"warm our skin faster
than our insides."

It's just so much more...

...nuanced than that.Whoa!

This is your idea
of nuanced, huh?

[both chuckle]

I, uh...

I don't know...

I don't know why I came
to your place last night.

Mac, why are we still
talking about this?

Until Mexico City...

I didn't know that you
had feelings for me.

And while that may be
in the past for you...

I always thought
that there was a wall there.

And it was actually a door.

And now that door is closed.

Are you saying if you knew
that wall was a door,

you would have wanted
to go through?

[buzzing overhead]

[voices approaching]

[soldiers speaking
foreign language]

[device beeping]

You think this all worked?

We're about find out.

Bozer, we got incoming.

Updating, stand by.

Mac, Riley,
something's happening.

It worked. You're off-line.

Thank God.

[beeping and buzzing continue]

BOZER: The tech team located
the central receiver hub

in the Church of St. Thomas.

It has one of the tallest
steeples in the city.

Let's get there
and end this.

They won't see us coming now.

Taylor's still working on
getting you the sunset sequence.

You'll need it to trigger
the shutdown.

MacGYVER:
Listen, we can't wait too long.

Once the temperature
differential goes

back to normal,
it's only a matter of time

before the nano-trackers reboot.

Our lives are
in his hands.

Let's go this way.

SILAS:
What do you want to know?

TAYLOR:
How does a doctor
committed to do no harm

find the moral relativism
to commit murder?

SILAS:
I'm no Raskolnikov.

I didn't murder anybody.
I merely sold information.

TAYLOR:
Yeah, spoken like
a true psychopath.

SILAS:
These agents of yours,

[bell tolling] are they really worth saving?

TAYLOR:
So now you're proposing
that people are worth saving

and some people aren't?

SILAS:
High-level minds like ours,

they know that empathy
is a weakness,

it's a weakness to be exploited.

Your refusal to accept that has held you back from greatness.

Your willingness to grovel
to me to save your agents

only proves my point.

TAYLOR:
Yes. Well, it worked before,

and it'll work again.

SILAS:
You're determined, aren't you?

I wonder what deception
you'll deploy next.

No deception.

We had an agreement.

I gave you plenty.
Now you give me...

The sunset sequence?

So your agents can permanently
disable the trackers?

[laughs]

Well, uh-- they're gonna need
those really soon.

Won't they? Now,
here's the thing.

Every piece of intel

you pulled from me today,
I gave you.

Let you feel
like you were in control.

So when you needed me most,
I could cut you off.

So here's my coup de grâce.

I will not be giving you
the sunset sequence.

BOZER:
Mac, Riley, we got a problem.

Your trackers
are coming back online.

[shouts]

[gunfire]

Covert op just became
an assault.

SILAS:
I'm done.

You will have to live
with the fact

that your agents will die.

And it will
all be your fault.

[gunfire]

They have reinforcements.

Bozer, we're trapped.

Any chance you can figure us
a way out of here?

No, but I'm working on something

that should even
the playing field.

[sirens wailing]

[tires screech]

[protesters shouting]

Stop.

[clicking]

They're about to have
a lot more trouble sorting out

who's who
on their surveillance system.

Means the number
of police after you

just went from 40 to four.

Thanks, Boze.

He's reloading. Let's move.Yeah.

[gunfire]

[shouting in foreign language]

Mac!What?

[shouts]

SILAS:
Russel Taylor, the broken man

from a broken home.

Tell me, do you see these agents
as the family you never had?

Will it crush you
if you lose them?

Do you want me to beg?

Hmm?

Just give me the sequence.Your comment

about predators grooming allies.

Who taught you this hard truth?

Were you an ally

or a victim?

It never happened.

No, because you didn't allow
yourself to be the victim.

To survive, you learned to lie,
and to manipulate others

and thus,
found family

you're so desperate to save.

Did you groom them
to be your allies?

♪

[grunts]

I can get started, but I'm
gonna need that sunset sequence.

[both grunting]

This is getting nowhere.

We're just getting started.

You told yourself
that lying to everyone

was for
the greater good,

to protect them from the truth,

but you were just
protecting yourself,

because deep down,
you know your life

is meaningless.

And these agents

who you've made poor substitutes
for your family,

they don't care about you.

Yes, they do.

And I care about them.

I can't lose them.

[grunting continues]

They will pay the price,
just like the tragedy

of Clytemnestra.

Your dogged pursuit

ends in the death
of your loved ones.

[computer beeping]We got it.

[exhales]

Thank you.

What for?

Do you remember
that secret research lab

that you said
I would never find?

Hmm? Well, I found it.

Six months after
you were arrested,

found your research, your files,

your notebooks
handwritten in code.

MI6 tried to crack them,
but they couldn't,

not without the cipher,
which I am guessing

is "Clytemnestra."

No, you can't...

I already have.

Our techs have been on standby
ready to decode

every single page.

All we needed was the cipher,

which you just couldn't help
but say in front of me

during your victory lap.

The sunset sequence
won't stay hidden

in those pages for very long.

Oh, and your secret lab
in the Maldives--

sorry you never got
a chance to retire there.

[lock buzzes]

[door closes]

♪

[chains rattle]

[yells]

Hey! No!

[grunting continues]

[bell tolls]

[screaming]

We're clear.

I need that sunset sequence

or none of this is gonna...

TAYLOR:
Sending it to you now.

Did it work?

TAYLOR: The nano-trackers
have been shut down.

All the tracker dots are gone.

Riley, Angus,
you are in the clear.

Hallelujah.

[sighs]

♪

[exhales]
Let's get out of here.

MacGYVER:
All the trackers have been
disabled permanently,

even the ones they haven't
deployed yet, so the president

can no longer track you.

You can protest without fear

and continue pushing
the uprising forward.

Thank you. Uh, we couldn't
have done this without you.

Oh, no. No, no.

We just assisted.

It's you and the protesters

who are creating change
for your country.

This is your revolution.

Uh, your father would be proud.

So one thing
I don't understand:

if you found a secret lab
after you arrested him,

then how did his tech
get out into the world?

That is a question that
remains to be answered.

But... answer it we will.

I'll make sure his transport
is ready outside.

Parker?

Your assistance today,

it proved essential.

You're welcome.

And I know you don't
need a babysitter.

You need your family.

[door closes]

Oh, look, your
helicopter's ready.

Sorry it took so
long to refuel.

Ah, it's quite all right.

That was a much more
revealing experience

than I anticipated.

Then again,

that was your intent all along,
wasn't it?

What? No.

That being said, I hope
you'll reconsider us

for the military contracts,

even if you didn't get
to see Taylor's full pitch.

I'll be in touch,
Acting Director Bozer.

Okay.

[squeals]

Yeah...

[squeals]

NEWSCASTER: A massive protest in Banja Luka

has captured
the world's attention.

Citizens have been unrelenting,
and the president is expected

to announce
his resignation later.

Oh, come on, Mac.

You know needles
are not my thing.

I know, but we have to preserve
a blood sample

before our bodies break down
the nano-trackers, so...

No choice. Sorry.All right.

[winces]

Mac, um...

I made my feelings
go away because...

what we have at the Phoenix
is-is too important.

And honestly, I don't want
to lose your friendship.

I'm always gonna have your back.

You mean the world to me.

And I trust you.

Implicitly.

So, I guess
keep the door closed.

Yeah.

[quietly]:
That's for you.

You and Desi
seem happy together.

When you're not
keeping things from her.

She keeps secrets
from me, too.

Yeah.

Though she did just tell me
her mission was a success.

So, baby steps.
And yeah, you're right.

We are happy.

Well, it's only fair I get
to stab you with a needle next.

I-I-- Yes, my time will come,
but I want to get a look

at these things.

♪

What?

How...?

What is it?

RILEY:
Are those Chinese numbers?

Yes.

But the real question is:

what the hell
are they doing on this tech?