All language subtitles for Leverage S02E12 The Zanzibar Marketplace Job

Yeah, I'm still at work.

Well, it's better than
being alone in a hotel room.

No, I am not.

I am not obsessed.
I know what obsessed is.

This is not obsessed.

It's done. Seal the exits.

No one gets in or out.

Get this one up.
You are under arrest.

Uh, wait a minute.

I think there's been
some kind of mistake.

The rich and powerful,
they take what they want.

We steal it back for you.

Sometimes bad guys
make the best good guys.

We provide... leverage.

Two weeks in Tokyo.
We'd have a great time.

What are we stealing?

We don't steal anything.
We'd be tourists.

I'm not following you.

There ya go.

- Thank you, sweetheart.
- Anytime.

- What?
- Really?

- What, I can't have a friend?
- Join a softball team.

OK. Our next client.
Two kids, no job, pension gone.

Uh, state grabbed their land
under eminent domain.

So these are all your
little lost sheep?

Excuse me?

Well, you know,
you can't save them all.

I'm gonna get some coffee.

You know he's drinking again.

I'm not an idiot, Tara.

I was told
this was a problem.

Drinking's not a problem,
it's a symptom.

Hey, all right. OK.

So...

What we...

Eliot, I'm gonna ask you
not to do anything violent.

What?

What are you talking about?

I only use violence as
an appropriate response.

Hello, Nate.

And this is?

James Sterling.
We use to work together.

Insurance.

He seems to rub Eliot
the wrong way.

- Ow!
- You think?

Hello, Sterling,
what are you doing here?

Actually,
I came to offer you a job.

There's nothing you can say
to make us work with you.

It's Maggie.

Get him upstairs.

This Faberg� egg

was commissioned by
Tsar Nicholas of Russia.

Being one of only 69
known to survive

it's worth
nine million dollars.

Maggie was working at the museum,
verifying Russian artifacts

donated for an exhibit.

The night of the robbery,

she was the only person
at the museum.

And there you have it.

- Who is...
- Maggie's Nate's ex-wife.

OK. Is there any chance
she took the egg?

No. Maggie's the most honest person
we know. But, besides that, she's OK.

Maggie's being set up.

- You live and work here?
- Yeah.

I like
the old place better.

Do not mention
the old offices.

Maggie is where
precisely, right now?

Currently awaiting trial
in the Kiev jail.

When I heard that dear Maggie
was being held without bail,

- I rushed...
- Please.

As soon as you found out
that the Faberg� egg

that your company insures
went missing, you...

Rushed to the Ukraine.

Of course I was unable
to clear her name.

Well, I assume you have
another suspect.

Absolutely.

Alexander Lundy.

International
real estate mogul.

Very rich, very powerful.

My only problem is that he
works at the American embassy

which makes him untouchable
by normal law enforcement.

We gotta book. Our flight
leaves in three hours.

OK. Let's go.

Hang on. I...
Do you...

I'm not working
next to this guy.

No, you don't have to.

I'll work with him.
You have a different job.

- What?
- You're the retrieval specialist.

Retrieve my wife from jail.

Let's go.

OK, Eliot and Hardison just
got to the police station.

They're waiting to see
the inspector in charge.

Good. Once you get her
out, you need to disappear.

She'll never see us.
How's Sterling's suspect?

You mean the financial genius,
Alexander Lundy?

- Yeah, definitely guilty.
- Alex.

Alexander.

Mr. Lundy.

Yeah.
So, uh, Mr. Lundy,

what does an economic liaison
do here at the American embassy?

I use my contacts from my business
in international real estate

to bring investments
to developing nations,

such as those
in Eastern Europe.

I see.
Is that profitable?

Yes. Very.
That's the point.

Profitable enough to buy a
nine-million-dollar Faberg� egg.

I like pretty things.

Anticipating discussion
of this topic,

I have brought copies of
the insurance paperwork.

I also brought a copy of Mr. Lundy's
schedule, which will verify his alibi

on the day and night
in question.

- Thank you, uh...
- Sam.

Sam Phillips.

Sam...

Mr. Lundy is not
under investigation.

I mean, we'd like to resolve this rather
awful situation as quickly as possible.

Well, that's, uh...

That's very fair of you.

I personally have no doubt

you will get what's
coming to you very soon.

No.

Maybe we've been unclear.

We were sent by
the American embassy.

We have documents,
authorized by your government,

requesting the release of Maggie
Collins into the US embassy's custody.

No.

Can I ask why you're being so
dismissive of my fine documents,

which took a lot of work,
personal time, research...

If I release Miss Collins,

I have no guarantee
she will return for trial.

She will run straight
to American embassy,

where she will be
untouchable.

And I will be
made fool. Nyet.

- That means no.
- Yeah, I got it.

OK, you cannot out-bureaucrat a
former Soviet Union bureaucrat.

These guys gamed the most corrupt
system on Earth for 50 years.

Paperwork's
not gonna cut it.

They're used to trading
favors, not forms.

- Hang on. Wait, wait, wait.
- No. No.

Look...

I didn't wanna have to
pull this card, all right?

We're trying to use
discretion here.

Hello.

Maggie Collins.

OK.

You are not allowed

- to leave the country.
- I understand.

And, please, uh, give
the Minister my best.

Any time I can help, he
should call to me directly.

I will. Thank you.

I'm sorry, what Minister?

Oh, yes, of course.
What Minister?

Oh, do not worry, the men
were very, very discreet.

You are not releasing me
because you think I'm innocent.

What did these men
look like?

That lying son of a...

I mean, look at
these financials.

The credit crunch
wiped him out.

He's maybe three, four months
from declaring bankruptcy.

Lundy offers the egg up to
the museum for the exhibition

so that it falls under
their insurance policy.

Hires a little local muscle
to help with the heist.

Tidy payout.

I just need some proof.

It was an inside job.

Average keypad hack time is one
minute nine point three seconds,

inner door access card takes at least
30 seconds for anybody but Hardison.

And then the vault was
an old Mark Two Remington.

In-and-out average
seven minutes 40 seconds,

but these thieves they did
it in five minutes 12 seconds.

Maggie had the best access, so the real
thieves only had to get her codes and badge.

Yeah. Only way they could
pull it off that fast.

How long
she been sitting...

Maggie's on his calendar.

He had lunch with her the day of
the heist to discuss his collection.

So while he's keeping
her busy at lunch,

his men take her ID cards
and access codes.

And then she gets framed
for the heist.

Oh, boy, I'm gonna nail
this son of a bitch...

I can explain.

Maggie,
it's not what you think.

It's your first time being a
fugitive, so I made you a bag.

Thank you, Parker.

It's not that I don't appreciate
getting out of jail.

I just can't live my life
a fugitive.

- You're not a fugitive.
- Passports. Money. Lock picks.

You were released,
not broken out.

Toothpaste. Explosives.
Do not mix these up.

Thank you, Parker.
But you released me to run.

I'm not going anywhere
until my name is cleared.

That's what I'm here to do, to get
the egg back and to clear your name.

But you're clearing
my name with thieves.

No offense, Parker.

At what?

Actually,

Nate's been
rehabilitated.

He's here on official
IYS business.

As a consultant.

- I brought him on.
- You've gone straight.

The reason they're here is
to deal with the authorities

to get you released
and everything.

- They're not staying.
- Absolutely not.

I don't trust them,

- they don't trust me.
- Eliot already punched him.

It's all above board.
It's perfectly legit.

I think really the best thing would be go
back to the hotel, clean up and everything.

I'll call you if anything
happens. I promise.

This, looks like gum.
Not gum.

- Diamond-edged file.
- Parker. That's great.

She needs this stuff.

I'm just gonna
help you with this.

Crime suits you.

You're becoming
a much better liar.

Thanks.

Let's nail this Lundy before
Maggie figures that out.

I took your advice and
did the whole touristy thing.

I went to the museum
and it was amazing.

- See?
- Yeah.

They have a Guardian
T-8-40 security system.

I've only seen
those things in books.

And the motion detectors?
Whoo! Gorgeous.

Six digital receptors. Six.

What about the paintings?

What about the paintings?

Finally.

Finally somebody
who can help us

with this marriage visa.

- Whoa. Whoa.
- This, uh, this is Luba.

I want her to get back home
to the States with me.

It's true love.

- We meet on Internet.
- We did. We did.

You've got
the wrong person.

No, no, no, no.
The girl at the front...

She said...
She said that you was the man

with the...

Uh, you're right. You not...
This ain't...

No, it's not you.
I am terribly sorry.

That's fine. Let's just
get this cleaned up.

You know how it is with
the girls on the Internet.

Sometimes they ain't girls.

- Right.
- Right. Right. Yeah.

Best of luck.

Alexander's got a travel visa
to the United Arab Emirates.

He's also setting up accounts in
the Caymans, Macau and Switzerland.

Yes. Countries with no
extradition treaty, tax havens.

Yeah, this does not look like someone who's
gonna wait around for an insurance payout.

And this guy showed up
on his phone.

I know him. That's Adrian
Chernov. He's a fence.

- A fence.
- Yeah.

- So, he's selling it.
- Sure he's selling it.

He's gonna sell that egg
on the black market and run.

I gotta hand it to the guy.
It's a pretty good plan.

I almost feel a little bad
for screwing it up.

Really? I don't. Hmm?

Uh, Hardison, can you get
Chernov's location

for Tara and Eliot, please?

- Chernov.
- I got this one.

Really? What are you
gonna say to him?

'Cause we got no cover story,
we got no background on this cat.

OK. That's it, then.
I won't say anything.

Really. Not one word.

When he turns around
and looks at you,

do that thing with your
eyes that scares people.

What? I don't know
what you're talking about.

You know exactly
what I'm talking about.

What the...?

Who the hell are you?
Do I know you?

Did Samuels send you?

I paid them off.
I took care of it.

Oh, God.

Please, is this about the item?

I didn't know.
No one told me.

Wait.

Here, this is all I have.

I'll back out.

I'm sorry.

Sorry.

What we imagine is always so
much better than the reality.

Like love.

It's blank.

What the hell is this?

It's a Zanzibar Marketplace.

The marketplace
is a one-time event,

crops up in a city

after an important
piece has been stolen.

You should have seen Stockholm
after the Rembrandt heist.

Parking was a bloody nightmare.

All right. How do people
find out about it?

Well, the prospective buyers

are invited by their
black-market contacts.

They show up, they
verify the merchandise

and they make
a sealed bid.

Hey, shine an ultraviolet
light on that card.

Seriously? You have one
just laying around.

The bidder's ID number
and the time of the auction's

encrypted on the card.

The bidders write their bid

on the back of the card,
one number, no zeroes,

and then they hand it to the
seller in a sealed envelope.

They leave town immediately.

A week later, if they win,
they transfer the money

and the merchandise is
couriered to them by messenger

as soon as the heat's
died down.

OK. So, no names, no contact
with the money or the item. Nice.

A marketplace means multiple
buyers, all at the same time.

Where's he gonna do this
without drawing attention?

At the embassy.

Yeah. The American embassy's
having a party tonight.

Perfect cover.

Great place to store
stolen merchandise.

Pretty much
American territory.

Local cops can't
get through the gate.

Even if we can prove
that Alexander has the egg,

the police can't touch him,
search for it.

If we can't let loose the dogs of
law enforcement on him, what do we do?

We steal the damn thing back.

Best be right
about all this.

I had to pull a lot of strings
to get tickets for all of you.

All of ya?

Wait, no.

Hardison,
he's in the van,

eating stale candy

while you get to dine on
canap�s and champagne.

I love canap�s.

Terribly
sorry about that.

The company has to draw
the line somewhere.

I can assure you it has nothing to
do with our little incident last year.

The incident where I came within
five feet of blowing your ass up?

Yeah, I'm sure it has nothing
to do with that at all.

Van smells like cabbage.

How do you put up with
all this nagging in your ear?

I've learned to block
most of it out.

OK, guys,
Tara's on the grift.

She's got
the bidding envelope,

so she's gonna head
into the auction.

Nate, there's something
I need to tell you.

Now, guys,
once she spots the egg,

Eliot, Parker, you move in
and clean it out.

How're we gonna turn
Lundy over to the cops?

Uh, we're not.
We're gonna get

the egg and then Sterling's gonna
use his pull with IYS to clear Maggie.

Clearing Maggie
is the priority, guys.

It's on the tip
of my tongue.

Ah, yes.

That.

Try to have fun now.

Alexander's seen you with me,
so you can't be the bidder.

- Eliot, you're first team.
- He needs the envelope.

So get it to him. Make sure
Maggie doesn't see Eliot or Parker.

Parker. Double reverse.
On three.

Nate. I thought you said
your friends were gone.

Oh, uh, she's not...

Tara. Tara Carlisle.

Hi, Maggie Collins.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Mr. Ford, Maggie told me how
you helped her get out of jail.

- Thank you so much.
- Oh, uh, don't mention it.

I mean, after all, what was I supposed to
do, let her sit and rot in a Ukrainian jail

to think about
the poor choices she's made

without setting things right
or explaining herself?

Cheers.

Oh, sorry.

I'm a little bit lost.
I have one of these.

Yep.

Mm-hmm.
There ya go.

All right, Nate, he's hired some
local security on the payroll.

Watch yourself.

So, uh...

Wow, you guys are, uh...

Mm-hmm. Yes, we are.
And you and Tara are...

- Oh.
- Yes. Very, very much so. Yes.

Mr. Ford, how's
the investigation coming?

Oh, actually, we're kinda
moving in on someone right now.

You see, most thieves
aren't nearly as smart

or good-looking
as they think they are.

I'm sorry,
Mr. Lundy, but

the Ambassador is leaving.
I think we should...

Yes, yes.
I apologize but duty calls.

- It was nice to meet you.
- It was nice to meet you.

- Maggie. Maggie.
- Maggie. Maggie.

I'm not Sophie.
You wanna drink, go ahead.

I'd drink too
if I were you.

Smart. Handsome.
Successful.

You know, I think he's
younger than you too.

OK, you guys,
Alexander's on the move.

Don't let that egg
out of your sight.

All right, they're about
to present the merchandise.

All right, slight problem.

Smart.

OK, Eliot, get them to prove
that it's not an old recording.

I'll trace the signal.

Uh, pardon me.

I'm sorry.
Am I the only one...

How do we know that
this is not a recording?

Could you ask him to move it?

Re-situate the egg.

Now, worst case scenario, that room
you're looking at is 100 miles away.

I am checking the Internet traffic
in and out of the embassy network.

Just get me
a few more seconds.

Excuse me.

Can you have him show me a five,
three, five, two, two, please.

Show us five, three,
five, two, two.

You're out of time, Hardison.

Look, nothing coming out of
the embassy pipeline is -

big enough to be that camera feed.

That room is inside
the building.

Eliot, do you see any wires
running into the laptop?

No.

That means they're running it
off the ad-hoc wireless network.

All I have to do is isolate
the camera's IP address.

You see, all the Cold War embassies
were honeycombed with secret corridors

and secret rooms
for listening posts.

But none of them
are used anymore.

Parker, I'm sending you
the map right now.

Just follow the ping.
That's your egg room.

I got it.

No, I know exactly
what you mean.

Hi.

Sorry to interrupt this...

Can I get two minutes?

- Oh, sure. Bye.
- Bye.

Yeah, Alexander seems nice.

Yeah, he is.

- And Tara seems so sweet.
- Hmm.

She's a foreign aid worker.

Really?
I mean, really. Yes.

- Really.
- So, what happened to Sophie?

Uh, that got
a bit complicated.

Right, because
you're such a simple man.

Anyway, I should
go find Alexander.

You know, I would actually
like to talk to him too.

Uh, you know, maybe
we can go together?

See what he's up to.

Together.

I'm right outside the door.
There's no sign of Alexander.

Your bids, please.

All right, Parker,

they just shut off the feed
to the egg room.

Whoever's in that room
is gonna be coming out.

I can't get past him.

I'm out of position.

Me too.

Hey.

Whoa!

What are ya doing
there, buddy? Come on.

You are interfering with the
natural course of my events.

Listen, um, maybe
you can help me.

I'm supposed to meet
my brother's sis...

It's a secret.

- OK.
- It's a secret.

Can you help? Yeah?

- Absolutely.
- Cool.

- Will you come with me?
- My...

- Uh, it's empty.
- OK.

- I'll get rid of it.
- You sure?

- Yeah.
- You're very strong.

Well, thank you.
Careful now.

- I've got the package.
- Great.

Let's clear out before
they realize the egg is gone.

Anyone seen Nate?

You're welcome.

I don't know how
you people managed...

Um, I'm sorry, man.

That just happens sometimes
with the ear buds.

You know, feedback.

As I was saying,
the method...

Sorry.

This isn't gonna stop
until I...

Stop talking.

Shh. Please.

Where's Nate?

I swear I saw him
duck in here.

Yes, but we haven't checked
the southeast corridor.

And you know I'd really like to
give him the good news myself.

I've heard
that voice before.

What?

Huh? Hmm?

You don't even know
that you do it, do you?

I'm sorry. Doing what?

That's your intercom voice.

- Now, Maggie, listen...
- You lied to me.

Now, wait, Maggie.
Alexander, you need to know...

- Do not drag him in this.
- He's already into this.

OK. More than you...

I hate to be the one
to tell you...

Nate.

No!

No offense, but I think
I was better off in jail.

Oh.

Think we were Tasered.

Same thing that happened
to me at the robbery.

Did you see
who did this?

Yeah, they looked like security
guards from the embassy.

Yeah, Eliot
warned me about that.

I already tried it.
It's locked.

Come on.

- I just said it was locked.
- Yeah. No, I know. It's just...

Men.

This isn't good. I can't
get him on his cell phone.

- Not on the comm.
- Case is closed, people.

The egg is back.

I'm sure Nate is
breaking it to Maggie

about her continued
poor choice in men.

It's Nate's cell.

We have your people.

No police.

Await further instructions.

What are you doing?

Calling the police. They
don't get to dictate terms...

We're not calling the cops.

Two hostages means they can
kill one to make a point.

All right, listen.

There's three types
of calls we can get next.

One: amateur,
cash in a dump site.

Number two: professional,

that's wire transfers and
multiple location drop-offs.

And three: targeted.

- Targeted toward us?
- No.

Towards a specific
ransom demand.

- Not cash.
- You're not risking

- a nine-million-dollar artifact on
a hunch! - Might be the only chance.

Let me run this.

We track the calls,

we find out whoever it is

- that the police surround...
- Sterling.

I'm the retrieval specialist.

That's my job.

Your friends' lives
hang in the balance.

And you're gonna take your
cues from a punch-up artist

instead of me?

Call me when you need me,

'cause you will need me.

Basically we're looking for
anything to help us get outta here.

Nate? At the party,

you were trying to tell me
something about Alexander.

We can deal
with that later.

No. Why don't you
just tell me now?

Getting you out is
the main priority.

Why don't you
tell me what's...

You don't understand.
You don't have to do this.

I'll give you anything.
Take my watch.

It's a Petite Fillipe.

Oh. Thank God.

It's Alexander.
He's gone crazy.

That's what I was trying
to tell you upstairs.

There's no sign of Alexander
at his home or the embassy.

And his embassy car's been
signed out. He's spooked.

He's angry.

We took his payday.

All right. All right.

Go.

If you follow
our instructions

your friends will be
returned unharmed.

We agree.
Tell us what you want.

You owe me
nine million dollars.

It's Alex.
It's Alexander.

I still have a buyer
for the egg.

Return it and I
return your friends.

I want proof of life. Now.

Agreed.

Yeah. We got
Alexander's financials

and he's three months
from bankruptcy.

And the theft was
definitely an inside job.

I think you were right. I don't
think we should talk about this.

I know this is difficult hearing
this about your boyfriend, I get that.

Boyfriend? We date, Nate.
We go on dates.

I know that's probably not as exciting
as stealing art with your new friend Tara.

I'm not dating Tara.

What you do is
you make a cut.

You're dating Sophie.

I'm not dating Sophie, either.
I'm not dating anyone.

But good for you moving on
with a thieving kidnapper.

- That's terrific.
- Alleged thieving kidnapper.

- Well, call it what you want...
- No, it's all true.

I found some irregularities
in Mr. Lundy's finances.

He told me they were no
problem, he took the files,

which of course
tipped me off.

- I knew something was wrong.
- There's proof of life.

I didn't have access
to all of his books.

I was
in that room earlier.

That's the room
the egg was in.

- They're at the embassy.
- It doesn't do us any good.

We can't storm it,
and the police can't touch it.

Immigration papers,

which, you know,
my team found.

Your team?

I thought your said
your team had gone?

You lied to me. You've been
lying to me since we got here.

- Then he told me...
- No.

...he was going to kill me.

His men threw me in here
like an animal.

Yeah. I was lying to you
for your own good.

Quick little hint
for your next marriage,

that excuse does not fly
with any woman on Earth.

Oh, next marriage?
Well, that's really nice to say.

You know what?
I've heard that one before.

- Heard what before?
- The whole...

Are you actually
having this argument now?

- She started it.
- He started it.

I've sent you
the address.

Come alone at dawn.

Bring the egg...

...or your friends die.

OK, the address is one of
Alexander's construction sites.

Local project.

Abandoned after his
business got in trouble.

So, now, we have to go convince
Sterling, who hates you...

Us, hates us.

...to loan you
a nine-million-dollar antique,

so you can bring it
to a ransom drop.

We know who's
behind this, all right?

We know what they want.

We have the upper hand here.

We do.

Well, that was close.

You owe me
nine million dollars.

- Give me that.
- The thing everyone screws up

when they fake
their own death?

No body.
Well, that can work,

but it leaves no suspect
for the police to chase.

- You won't get away with this.
- No. You will.

Of course.

I've left an evidence trail
a mile wide.

Visa applications,
accounts in offshore banks.

- You were my friend.
- I was your employee.

And thanks to your screw-ups,
I was an employee

with no pension,
no savings, no nothing.

That was really, really
unacceptable to me.

Well, it's a good plan.

What? Listen,
I spent 20 years chasing,

you know, guys that
faked their own death.

I mean this one,
it's pretty well thought out.

Exactly.
Alexander Lundy,

desperate for cash,
turns to violence.

And his poor assistant,
Sam, loyal to the last,

caught in a crossfire
at a ransom drop gone bad.

- Crossfire?
- More like a blast radius.

That Alexander Lundy
is crazy.

Sam.

Sam, don't do this, please, I'll
pay you, I'll pay you anything.

Pay me? With what? You can't
even put walls in this place.

When Nate's people get here...

They should already be here.

Just not, you know, here.

Go.

Put the egg
in the elevator.

Send it down,
we send your people up.

- I want proof of life.
- So do I.

Picture of the egg, now.
Your man's persistent.

Well, he'll be dead

in about two minutes,

so it doesn't really matter.

You're never gonna get out
of the country, you know.

Oh, but the embassy car's
waiting outside.

Straight to the airport,
right past customs

and into a private jet,
all in Alexander's name.

We'll be in South America
by the time they're through

hosing you and your friend
up there off the walls.

Your friends
for the Faberg� egg.

Put it in the elevator.

It's on its way down.

Come on. Come on.

Can you defuse it?

I'm trying.
When I get it I will.

Nate.

What?

Get the car started.

What?

No!

Excuse me.
I just have to grab that bomb.

Oh, my God.

The, uh, elevator stopped.

Yeah.

Go.

It's OK.

First bomb's
always the hardest.

You know, it's not
that embarrassing.

I do not want
to talk about it.

OK.

How in the world did you
get the elevators to stop

without the numbers stopping?

I sped 'em up 1.5 seconds per
floor for the first ten floors.

And then I sent 'em down regular
speed for the last ten floors.

There was a 15-second window in the
middle for Parker to work her magic.

Looks like
I missed the party.

They do
what we thought?

Oh yeah. Ran right to
their little embassy car

headed straight for
the airport, fast as they could.

- This is an embassy car.
- You were speeding.

American Embassy.

You cannot pull us over
or give us a ticket.

- We are late for a flight...
- This is not embassy car.

Does not have
embassy plates.

Don't be ridiculous.

This, this isn't right.

Listen. Listen to me.

Those plates are reported
stolen. Against the car.

- Against the car.
- You don't understand.

The plates have been switched.

This is a sovereign vehicle
of the United States government.

- You have no authorization...
- Be quiet. Put your head down.

How did...

Webcam. No sound
the first time I saw it.

Can you have them show me a five,
three, five, two, two, please.

Then they turned up sound
for proof of life.

Why would they turn up the
volume during the second show?

There's
our proof of life.

I was
in that room earlier.

That's the room
the egg was in.

They're at the embassy.

Yeah, well,
it doesn't do us any good.

We can't storm it,
and the police can't touch it.

Was it because they wanted us
to hear Sam's performance?

It's 101, man.

After that, you don't have to be a
rocket scientist to figure it out.

You know, people
underestimate you, Eliot.

That's kind of the point.

Hey. Where's the egg?

Yeah, in order for us to
get the egg from Sterling

he made some additions
to the plan.

Inspector, what can you tell
us about this case at the time?

Well, uh, we catch people
on way to airport.

Uh, we catch the...

Inspector.
Excellent, excellent work.

I see you got my call.

What call?

When I realized
who was responsible

and overheard they were trying to
make their escape to the airport,

well, here you go.
I had to stick close.

These men
are responsible for...

Responsible for stealing
the Faberg� egg.

Can I get a name?
Can I get a name?

Sterling.

Jim Sterling.

And that's not all.

Today, based on his work
recovering the priceless artifact,

James Sterling was
invited to join Interpol.

He's a real-life
Sherlock Holmes.

Interpol. Seriously?

And Sterling's career gets
another boost off of our hard work.

- We didn't even get paid.
- Nope.

I hate this guy.

Now you're part of the team.

I should have known
it would be this place.

Can you stay in town?

No. I have
to get back to LA.

Hmm. But not...

Alexander.

No.

He had issues.

Bankruptcy, political fallout,

the whole freaking out when he
thought there was a bomb thing.

- Yeah.
- Yeah...

But I wouldn't be too tough
on him about that.

Parker's right,
the first bomb is the hardest.

Yeah, he's...

Anyway.

I'm sorry
I lied to you, Maggie.

So am I.

This isn't what I wanna do.

Now, that's the lie.

No, no, I...

Things have been
kinda tough lately so...

There's Irish whiskey in
that coffee, isn't there?

Yeah.

Little bit. Sorry.

It's not the liquor
that worries me.

It's the fact you're hiding
it in your coffee cup.

Nate...

I meant what
I said before.

I really like the man
that you've become.

Too bad you don't.