Original subtitles

So you lost.

It happens.

I don't want motivational speech.

What a pity, because you will hear one.

you lost, and there's no shame in losing

if you did your best.

Did you do it?

Did your best?

put all your heart and mind about it?

Were you fearless? Was it loyal?

Was it impetuous?

Decent and fair?

acted accordingly your moral code,

- your own expectations? - Yea.

so is everything what you can do.

you fought and this time lost.

And probably will lose again.

- What kind of speech is that? - Sometimes we lose.

Even you, my Julian. Sometimes we all lose.

But it's okay this time.

I wanted to win one before losing again.

Come. Let's go home?

We still have each other.

This is your victory.

This is my victory.

- 912. - 912 what?

I counted 912 deals with the name Eureka,

only in Los Angeles.

In the state, it's almost 8 thousand.

It's okay. We did our best.

We put our hearts and minds on it.

We were decent, fair, and we were right,

so what happens, okay.

I don't regret taking this case. Not even a little.

My God. Can you please, shut up?

I want to be noble and tell me to shut up?

Realize that this case cost me my business and maybe my house?

It's not over yet, Cruz.

We are on overtime with few chips.

- Don't you know me? - Seriously. Don't you know her?

In overtime with few chips � when I shoot.

It's mixing metaphors. Poker and football.

It's Flynn. Should we go.

and you must go home to sleep.

back to court in 32 hours

and we need that is sharp.

Let's go. They stole our witness.

have billions of dollars willing to hide it.

What do you think you will do? in 32 hours?

I once crossed Arizona driving alone

with Nate and Cassidy in the car.

Cassidy cried, it didn't matter what I did,

so I turned the radio on really loud and accelerated.

my tires were bald so in the sequence,

I got a flat tire and the car was staggering

by the 4 lanes of the highway.

I ended up on the other side in a ditch

and I had to climb the car to get the kids out.

The good news is that Cassidy stopped crying.

I was wearing high heels without having another one to exchange.

It was in the middle of nowhere, and there were no cars passing by.

So I took off my shoes,

I took Nate by the hand and Cassidy on her lap,

and I walked barefoot through the desert for 10 kilometers.

I arrived in town right in time

of the meeting who needed to participate.

a kind lady gave me a slipper

to stop the bleeding of my feet,

and made lunch for my children.

then i gave the speech of my life,

and I convinced that city to spend money

to change the pipes and clean the water supply

before turning a cluster of cancer.

So...

Baby crying, flat tire,

tight shoes.

But I swear for my little dead

who taught me to fight,

that would be foolish,

leave me out now.

REBEL | S01E10 36 Hours

Mrs. Bennet l Henderson TinTin l Helo

Rayusca l nani killingscylla l Debcarda

Lua l Amand@ TatiSaaresto

Review: Lais Rosas

POLICE

Are you coming?

No, because I have something to do, and I already know what he's going to say.

- As you know? - He's alive.

He was free, that is, he cooperated,

that is, they paid him.

They caught him at the border, on the way to Nevada.

Found 20 thousand in cash hidden in the glove compartment.

For stealing Ziggy's cell phone and invent the overdose,

my key witness it disappeared.

Now I need to know how long you work for Stonemore.

I need to know from my daughter and in my case,

and time is short, thanks to you,

so skip the excuses and get straight to the facts.

I have a little brother I haven't seen for two years.

he is in a foster home in Nevada.

A woman came to me at the skate park,

she showed me pictures of my brother

and said he is in a bad situation.

Said the adoptive mother hit him,

and who plays the cigarette lit in it.

She showed me burn pictures

then she said that,

would pay me if it helped to distract you,

and I wouldn't have that hurt anyone,

or do something really bad,

and it would be enough money

to get my brother and give him a life, and...

that she would give me his address.

I'm sorry.

- I was right? - Yea.

- Did he give you something useful? - Just more anger.

- Did you find anything? - No.

I made a whole speech for Cruz.

- I know. - He would let me get away with it,

he would forgive me, and I told him to shut up.

- I was there. - I'm just saying

that we need to plan. What's the plan?

I hope your plan be stop talking to me

- because I need focus. - Two minutes.

I need to talk for two minutes. I think better when I speak.

- Then speak. - Look,

we're not even sure that Eureka is a business.

Maybe it's just a project inside Stonemore.

we need to review the evidence.

I have some hacker friends working on it.

They are crossing data,

from Eureka with Mark Duncan, Stonemore and Karsten Vokelberg.

Maybe it's an acronym. And if it's an acronym

for some chemical component?

- Or a name. - If you let me concentrate...

- How much time? - For what?

if i let you focus and do what you're doing,

how much time to write or call

or cross data or hack all eight thousand results

for all possible acronyms for Eureka

that can take us to Karsten?

Too much time.

Zig!

Zig?

Zig?

We found Sean. He's fine,

but stonemore paid him to steal your cell phone

and make that call to distract us.

- Bastard! - Yeah. That's what I thought.

But you should hear his story. It's devastating.

I don't care. What will we do?

- Don't you want to cry? - Does it look like I want to cry?

Mother?

- What the hell is going on? - I need your help.

Not yours, Cass. You can go back to the tomb of the Sat�

or wherever who is sleeping.

- You two, get dressed. - Mom, it's too late.

We have 30 hours to fix what Sean broke.

- Want to spend 8 hours sleeping? - I'll make coffee.

Will the volleyball people are you awake?

We need help who we've already helped.

There are few results to Eureka with U,

I'll try V and W, too.

I must be sleeping.

My house is very empty. What's up?

me and lana we charge some favors.

What is he doing here?

- Fixing his mistake. - Mother...

He's good with computers. Let him help.

Come on, Sean. I'll put you here at the reception desk.

It will look for the word "Eureka". We divide businesses by letters.

Yours are X, Y, Z.

- Ready. - I achieved! I achieved!

Karsten Vokelberg, Eureka warehouse.

I put his email. asked for password, I invented one

and the password doesn't match, meaning you have an account.

Karsten Vokelberg has a deposit at the Eureka Warehouse.

So he has a unit of deposit?

- Karsten has a deposit. - Karsten has a deposit.

- Thanks. - That's fantastic.

Okay guys, thank you so much.

This is amazing. You guys were wonderful.

They must be exhausted. Go home and get some sleep.

because Karsten has a deposit unit.

Let's go!

Let's call Randall and ask for Karsten's keys.

Hey, wait a.

What should I do with Ziggy and Sean?

I don't know. Try to be a father.

you have so many children that you should know by now.

- You know what? - No. What?

I love you.

- I didn't expect this one. - I love you,

and there are days I wish I didn't love, you drive me crazy.

It's me watching ads.

should have said that I got a girl pregnant

- when we split. - Do you think?

10 years ago, you got it a 6 year old girl.

You didn't even call me.

We lost the case. the mother was dying. She didn't have anyone.

and i got angry and we parted.

It was a one-night stand, That's it, and you're part of it.

alright guys, can we do this another time?

When are we gonna do this, Lana?

because our marriage is at risk,

our family i'm fighting for our family.

could choose a better time.

if you want to fight for our family,

start making up between Ziggy and Sean.

bring him home, install it in the guest house.

- Forgive what he did? - I don't have to forgive you?

Let him explain. Ziggy needs this.

Stonemore already took enough.

they can't take her boyfriend, too.

Right. Everything is fine.

I'll kiss you right now.

Great.

Oh, be serious. Can we go now?

Go get them, firecracker.

Whatever.

- Thank you for coming. - I was awake.

- Are you okay? - Yea.

No.

My whole family hates me, so...

Your father doesn't hate you.

yes but my father has been using me all this time...

He's using his mind, his brilliance...

Stop. don't make excuses for him.

I'm not. I'm just saying what I see.

if he was using you how do you think,

he wouldn't keep you that long. He sees you as an asset.

because you are brilliant just like him.

I am good in deciphering people,

but I can't decipher you.

I don't know if you really believe in the lies

that come out of your mouth,

or if only genuinely don't care

if what you say is true.

Are these my only options?

If you just called me here to insult me,

the least you can do � offer me a drink.

I don't want to feel this.

I really I don't want to feel this.

Just to be clear, you're using me now.

Yes.

Karsten kept talking about prison.

That if he testified, he would go to prison.

He thought Stonemore would incriminate him for something.

Yes. We assume that, but maybe not.

maybe he did something illegal.

He said he had to finish the job, fix the valve,

but maybe he did it breaking laws.

- What kind of laws? - Well... I don't know.

I'm not a chemist, nor criminal.

Everything is fine. I will put a hacker on the dark web,

because this is a place I don't like to move.

I think we're here.

I'm feeling. We're close.

Yes, this is 139. We are the 147.

No, no. Not close to the number. Close to the truth.

I feel it in my teeth. � like metal.

I always told you that you're half a witch.

I'm not a witch. I can only feel it.

Little Witch. It's a compliment. Accepted.

Here we go.

Well.

Let's open this here,

and we will find the truth inside,

and whatever it is, let's use it

and let's win, because our case is fair,

and we didn't put Cruz in it

just to torture him and then lose.

- That's it. - Ready? Here we go.

Everything is fine.

So we call everybody and do we bring them here?

Lana, we don't even know what we are looking for.

- Okay, so what's the plan? - Right.

First...

I may need to sit down and cry, but for just five minutes.

Are you okay?

28 HOURS LATER.

- I am awake! - Sorry.

All right, I'm awake.

- What time is it? - At trial time.

How many ceramic animals can a man have?

What was it? How are you, assassin?

Not good. And you?

We are in Nevada.

Nevada? Why?

because sean told us his story.

Ziggy is still mad at him, still don't talk to him.

But he didn't deny when I said "let's go there"

- "try to help his brother." - That's good. It's very good.

- Thanks. - All right, I love you.

Grady...

maybe we lose. Seriously, we could really lose.

can i lose Ziggy's college fund.

- I know. - You'll still say you love me

and who wants to fight for us if we lose?

It's just money. always gives to get more money.

get another family that's not easy.

- Yea. - Goodbye.

Ready?

Right.

What...?

� here.

Get down.

Do you think it's her? The adoptive mother?

I don't know. What's the plan? Knock on the door?

Well, I don't know.

when did you go to the border with 20 thousand

- What was your plan, cowboy? - I didn't have a...

- I don't know. - Unbelievable.

I don't think on an empty stomach. Let's eat

and try to do what your mother would do.

Can we call her?

I already called. She seems to be hallucinating.

- Are you going to court? - Why would I do that?

Curiosity? Follow-up?

- I was humiliated there... - No, it wasn't.

Sorry to interrupt, but you were not humiliated there.

My sister didn't humiliate you, my sister humbled herself.

She relied on the worst kind of misogyny.

She betrayed her own ideals and 200 years of feminism.

my sister betrayed and humiliated to herself.

And maybe me, as it limits It's not my strong point.

I grew up without adults, I'm solving this.

I will forgive myself, even if you can't.

But I hope you can because I'm crazy about you.

and i think i can love you if you allow it.

I'm going to court now, where I was humiliated, not you.

because you were very badass on court.

If it's any consolation.

Say you found something.

Not yet, but I will.

I need a little time.

- I tried, the judge wouldn't let me. - Not the judge.

She won't put it off any longer.

I need you buy time.

I don't know, speak slowly.

- What? - I didn't sleep

more than 10 minutes in the last days.

Don't be sly. Save time.

the last witness it was Maddie Peterson.

do you want me to make you suffer for hours?

- You're choosing to be stupid. - I'm asking you.

Just please Make me time.

I hate when he plays dumb.

He does that when you don't like your idea.

Do you think he set up for us?

- Who? Karsten? - Yea.

stonemore made him call

to make us come here lose 36 hours

unpacking boxes with dishes

and files from the nursery To the university.

I won't lie, I thought that.

I thought we would many discoveries here.

I imagined an empty room with a folder

on top of a chair, ready to be picked up.

So...

What do you think than what did Benji do?

I never ask you to choose a side but...

- Because he's my brother. - Exactly.

But what did he do with Cassidy...

what did he do to her It's the same as what you do with her.

I'm just commenting.

He used her. You use it.

It's different. I'm helping people.

It's different.

It's a little different.

Cassidy grew up without the attention from parents.

I was working, helping people.

rebel, you asked me a question.

don't ask questions if you don't want to have answers.

Cassidy was a girl that didn't have

a lot of time with parents, while she was growing up,

and she was desperate for more of you two.

you are not the type who sit, eat and open up.

You only work, so she works with you

and for you and rarely does she give an opinion

about what she does why don't you listen

when she tries to say no.

my brother didn't act different from you.

That's the truth, I hope you listen.

so i'm using my daughter?

I'm saying that you need to learn

listening to her when she tries tell you no

instead of ignoring her as if she were a cat.

Cat.

Wait. You said cat. Cat. Cat.

Cat. Cat. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

- Catnip. - Is it a stroke?

No. Karsten. He had the cat fed.

Eureka the cat.

Maybe it's finding the cat.

Eureka the cat.

The cat. Let's go... We have to find a cat.

- Take this box. - It's fine.

- The cat. Find the cat, Lana. - Please, Jesus.

Find the cat!

Please Jesus. Please, please please.

- My God. - That!

- We found it! - We have to go.

Right. We need to go. Right, right.

Wait a minute.

we are here on the case by Helen Peterson

against Stonemore Medical,

and, Mr. Cruz, when we ask for a break,

Mrs. Maddie Peterson was testifying.

Excellence, aiming to protect

Mrs Peterson from trauma to repeat the testimony,

I would like to call Dr Nathaniel Flynn

to speak on her behalf.

Dr. Flynn is the obstetrician from Mrs. Peterson.

- All right. - Dr. Flynn?

- Yea? - Yes please.

On here. Speak slowly.

Swear to tell the truth, the whole truth

- and nothing but the truth? - I swear.

Everything is fine.

Dr. Flynn...

Dr Nathaniel Flynn, obstetrician.

"Flynn" is with...

� with an "n" only or two?

- There are two n. - Two n. Interesting.

Flynn, not Flyn.

Dr. Flynn, could you...

Could you explain to us the...

fetal development...

from conception until delivery?

- Really? - I protest.

What is your goal, Mr. Cruz?

Excellency, I'm trying to prove

that the Stonemore valve is responsible

for the baby's death from Maddie Peterson,

and for the jury fully understand

how is that possible, they need to understand

how... or in what phases the management...

every part of the fetus...

- Develop? - It develops.

Mr. Cruz, are you okay?

Yes. Thanks for asking.

Dr. Flynn, let's get started.

Let's get started.

Let's get started.

Let's start right now that the sperm penetrates the egg.

Right.

I go to court before you try to stop me.

- I don't understand any of this. - Is it encrypted?

No, there are several medical terms that I don't understand anything.

Can you send it to Misha?

It's too big. I wouldn't even know what to send.

Right. We're going to the hospital.

Here we go.

Can we get there alive?

Yes. Call Misha

- and say we're coming. - It's fine.

- That's it, Lana. - I know.

- This is it. - I know!

Rebel, I swear to God!

alright i will drive slower.

Please.

How old is he?

11 years.

And you don't see it two years ago because...

because I ran away from my adoptive family

and we only had visitors supervised.

But did they try to bring you together?

Yeah, I think they tried. I don't know.

Were you close?

When your parents hit you so much, it brings people together.

Well, you tried to protect him.

I tried, but...

I have to... I'll be right back.

still can't forgive you?

He destroyed the case, Dad. Mom missed the chemistry.

You thought I was dead. I understand he was tempted.

I understand that he wanted save the brother,

but if he had coming to us...

if he had talked to us, with mom,

if you had trusted us, would be different.

you have the strength from your mother, Zig.

So it's hard for you to understand that not everyone has it.

I'm not referring to Rebel, and yes your mother, Marisol.

She practically started the case of San Bernardino alone.

She wrote to the Rebel... must have written about 100 times,

and appeared at our door, with your little hand.

She baked cookies. She brought medical records,

all diagnoses of cancer,

dirty water bottles,

and she didn't stop, even getting so sick.

she hasn't stopped fighting and kept

your sense of humor, she kept her faith.

Even though I'm dying, she hasn't stopped fighting for you.

She was brave and honest,

and she had a lot of strength,

and you have it. You have plenty of it.

And Sean just doesn't have it.

And I understand Sean doesn't have

because I don't have it either.

It's not my instinct get in people's faces,

tell the truth

and trust that you will believe in me and who will be by my side.

That's why I didn't tell you and your mom about Grady Jr.

I was embarrassed,

and I didn't know if your mother would forgive me,

and I wasn't brave enough to say the truth.

And I'm not brave like you, Sean isn't brave like you,

but me and he we have other strengths,

and sometimes good couples counterbalance each other well.

I'm not saying to keep dating,

but that boy needs of a friend who fights like you.

What's the girl's name again? The adoptive mother.

Melanie Milcher.

Do you know what Mom would do? She would make Lana research her,

and they would use whatever they found.

she manages a singles night

called "United of Milcher".

"United of Milcher"?

- It's a terrible name. - Yes, but we can use this.

Well.

I think it's right here. There we go.

Goodbye. I gotta go.

There's water in the fridge.

- Read this crap. - Concentrate.

Right.

On here.

I'm just going to lie down for a few minutes.

Just a little bit.

Just a few minutes.

The developing heart � made of two tubes

that are merged,

and they form a trunk with four tubes branching off.

Thus.

This is very interesting.

Very interesting.

this is which week of development?

Fifth week.

He already answered that, Mr. Cruz.

- Yes, I'm sorry, Excellency. - Can I come closer?

No. Mr. Cruz. I need you Get to the point.

Yes, Excellency. Of course. I just want the jury to understand

- the science. - We've already learned

- about the heart in gestation. - Yes, of course, Excellency.

Following...

Dr. Flynn, could you please...

could you, please... What is it?

What... Just a moment.

Let me... To check... Excellency, one moment.

WE DID IT! SCROLL MORE!!

- Excellency? - Mr. Cruz?

Yea?

Sorry, Excellency. Sorry.

it was a long week and I'm very tired,

and the scientific terms are too complicated for me.

But...

Dr. Flynn, could explain to us,

the known condition how hydrops fetalis?

- Yea. - But please detail.

And don't be in a hurry, because it's vital

that we can understand the disease completely.

Okay, I need a break.

20 minute recess for all.

Thank you, Excellency.

That doesn't make sense.

That doesn't make sense!

Sorry.

I didn't know how to wake you up,

and that doesn't make sense. And there's coffee in the fridge.

- It's cold, but... - What doesn't make sense?

This is evidence test in humans.

- From the Stonemore valve? - Yea.

All this time, we thought that there were no tests on humans,

but they have tested three years ago.

Started after the valve go to the market,

and that doesn't make sense, and what makes even less sense

It's just that hearts are good. not after the study

but they are healthy before the study.

The study group... the vast majority of them

no signs of heart disease,

don't need replace the valve,

and everyone has the same address,

a mailbox in New York,

and that doesn't make sense.

My God. It does make sense.

That makes sense. I know what they're doing.

Karsten almost said what they were doing.

- He said? - I don't understand.

It doesn't matter. I get it. Get the computer.

We have to go. Come with me.

- You can't drive. - Let's go. Lana!

you can't drive And me neither!

- I drive. - God bless you.

Let's go. Get moving. Get the computer.

- Where are we going? - At the attorney's office.

I need to know what are you doing.

- Sorry, Helen. - Don't apologize.

Just say what you're doing,

because I brought my daughter, depressed and grieving,

for this case and for this court today,

and she and I risked everything

to complete this case and you are...

You are there and you are alone...

rolling up.

- You're stalling, Mr. Cruz. - Yea.

and i need to believe that there is a reason. That there is a...

a purpose for it and I'm just not seeing it.

I'm buying time.

annie is bringing evidence.

She could be the chemist. Or the proof in his work.

I don't know, but the judge won't let me delay more

and I need what Annie has before closing,

so i'm buying time.

But believe me, it's hurting me too.

Understand.

Thanks.

I'm so relieved.

I started to find who was witnessing

a nervous breakdown in slow motion.

You were.

I know it's not ideal and a little amoral.

Are you kidding?

they are corrupt beyond the account.

They are completely guilty.

played dirty at every step of the way.

This is not amoral.

This is an act of courage.

Make them cry with boredom.

Make them cry with boredom, Mr. Cruz, with the help of the angels.

did not want stretch your legs?

I didn't want to run into Nate.

- He'll forgive you. - I'm not sure.

It's your brother. Will forgive you.

It's gonna take a while, but when the case is over,

everyone will relax.

I don't know if this case will end,

by Cruz's rhythm. Seriously, what is he doing?

he clearly it needs time.

I don't know why, but...

he's up to something.

Like you did with Dr. Nelson. He's using everything he has.

I know he is upset with herself but,

I'm proud of you, Cass.

You came, played with the big ones and it went very well.

The top is lonely sometimes. Everyone loves a poor thing.

That's your mother's magic. I prefer to win.

And I think deep down,

you prefer too.

- Mrs. Milcher? - To miss. I'm not married.

Melanie. You can call me Melanie.

And who are you?

- Grady. - Grady. Grady of what?

- Alabaster. - Grady Alabaster.

is a name of movie star.

Thanks, Melanie. It's my father's name.

The last name, at least.

I ended to move to the neighborhood,

and I... I wanted meet some neighbors.

Yeah it's been a little lonely since the divorce.

You know what? You won the lottery.

- Sorry, I'll mow the lawn right away. - Danny?

- Sean? - Come here, man. Come here.

- How are you? - I missed.

I felt it too. Let's go home, okay?

- It's fine. - Let's go.

You are fine. Come on.

Sit down.

Dr. Flynn?

Stay there. Excellency, I would like to get closer.

Would like to enjoy this opportunity to...

give to mr. ray one more chance to wake up.

Are you serious?

Remove the valve from the market and case closed.

Why would I accept? The jury literally hates you.

because annie is coming with the chemist.

Cruz, you're terrible at bluffing. And that's a compliment.

Liars know how to bluff well.

And I don't think you'll win, with or without the chemical,

because, I'll repeat, this jury hates you.

Excellency, I ask to stop you in contempt.

- For not calling him a liar? - No, for being despicable.

And they say that women they are emotional.

Cross!

Excellency, one moment, please.

Order! Order!

Mr. Cruz!

- Mr. Cruz! - One second, Your Honor.

Yes, thank you for coming.

Sorry, Excellency. I have new information.

Excellency, this is the defender of my clients,

Mrs. Annie Flynn Ray Bello,

and beside her � the State Attorney

and they have proof that Stonemore Medical

have been testing your valves in healthy prisoners,

in a private prison,

violating all medical ethics

and various state laws and federal, and with that,

I want to give it to Mr. Ray one last chance to wake up.

You got it right, I don't bluff.

Karsten Vokelberg, in his better days, manic.

And it's crazy on the worst days.

He was obsessed with the idea the valve is causing damage,

but he didn't have concrete proofs.

If he performed an illegal test, that's up to him.

He knew that you would say that.

he also knew that you would destroy

any trace of conversation that you had,

so he kept copies of the records.

Emails, voice messages,

communication with you or anyone from your company.

- He saved everything. - I passed a limited test

to reassure his head, okay?

they told me that would only involve prisoners

that could benefit from the valve

- and only on a voluntary basis. - Always selfless.

Dozens of prisoners, with healthy hearts,

implanted the valve from stonemore

in exchange for a recommendation of early release.

you participate in the board of this private prison, Mark.

This doesn't sit well with you.

$600 million, and still pay so that each plaintiff

have your valve removed

and all eternal medical monitoring of that.

And you will remove this torture device,

which he calls a heart valve, from the market.

$600 million.

I need to check with my client.

Check as much as you like, every minute that passes,

the amount goes up, because the alternative is,

we went back to court, I put Annie on the stand,

and I'll let the jury hear

about how your customer It's a murderer.

There's nothing to do, my friend.

- $600 million. - You're going to be arrested, Mark.

For a long time.

All upright.

Excellency...

we have a deal.

Helen, we have a deal!

- You did it! - No, no. You did it.

- Did you take it off the market? - We took it off the market.

They will remove from Maddie!

they will pay to remove from all of you!

We achieved!

We achieved.

We made it, honey.

We won.

I love you.

Rebel called us.

come, let's take him To celebrate.

Good job, Dad. The mother would be very proud.

- Really? - Of course.

In my defense, I always hated that guy.

You used me.

- Cass... - Listen to her, Benji.

You used me, but that's okay,

because i learn fast and I'm not leaving.

earned a lot of dirty money with that man.

So now let's use it.

- What's that? - It's our next case.

I know you're mad, Cass, but I'm still the boss,

so if that Is it any case pro bono...

- Shut up, Benji! - Lana...

I don't seem to sleep a month ago.

I lost all skill to be polite.

my boyfriend is waiting for me in a chic hotel

with excellent room service and 800 thread count sheets.

Look at the damn file.

- Your boyfriend is so nice. - Isn't it?

Is it some other kind of...

- Hey. - Hi.

Congratulations! I hear you won!

Sorry, I spoiled the surprise.

Well, Zig, your savings College is safe.

It wasn't for the money, Mom.

Yes, I know, but we won!

- Hi dear. Hey. - Here it is.

- Congratulations. - Thanks. And who is this?

- I'm Danny. - He's my brother.

Nice to meet you, Danny.

- I'm the Rebel. - Nice to meet you, Rebel.

I think kinda that we kidnapped him,

but we made a complaint in the Child Protection Service

when we leave town, then, they may think he ran away.

I didn't hear that.

Comes. I'll show you Ziggy's room.

- That's it. - Bye, Danny.

- He's adorable. - Yea.

yes i told danny that he could live here.

- For how long? - I don't know.

- We will find a way. - Got it, so...

brought a child home without even calling me?

Mom, be nice. The child is already traumatized.

Hi guys.

I hope they don't call. I brought daddy.

But listen, I have a new idea

for a case and I need your help.

Relax, darling. Why don't you have a pizza?

It's your style. I hate to say it, but it's intriguing.

She found the clandestine company who employs Angela.

They subvert justice, so let's finish them off.

We can do this together.

I mean I, you, daddy, Cruz. It's big.

Mom, she is redeeming herself for going to the dark side.

- Cowardly apology. - Shut up.

Shut up you. apologize and "let's eat pizza".

stop being so sarcastic and bring me a soda.

- Want one, Benji? - Mom, this is serious.

We have work to do.

There's always work to do. The whole world is on fire.

we can work after eating.

Here it is.

I forgive you because I won.

Thank you, Mom.

- Thanks. - And now let's celebrate

the loss of Benji!

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