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(Nolan): Previously on The Rookie
and The Rookie: Feds...
-Need a ride? -John Nolan.
People are gonna start to talk.
You set the bar pretty high the last time you were here.
-(siren wailing) -There he is!
Hey, what's going on?
John, this is my training agent, Carter Hope.
-That's not-- I'm not-- -Nice to meet you.
Yeah.
Do you want to get dinner sometime?
I owe it to Chris to end things the right way with him.
Ask me again. After.
What's going on?
I need you to give me your playbook.
Are you breaking up with me?
So, did you have something you were gonna ask me?
Do you want to go out on a date?
Yeah. I do.
(rhythmic music)
(clattering)
(sighs)
(♪♪)
(cellphone buzzing)
Oh.
Hi. I'm almost there.
No. No, no, you're not.
No, I'm not. Sorry. Um, are you?
No! Uh...
Look. Does this restaurant have a dress code?
Uh... no.
I mean, you could wear cargo shorts if you wanted.
-Really? -Yeah.
I mean, what does it matter,
-as long as you're comfortable? -Nice try.
That was clearly a test. And you should know better
-than to test the master. -(scoffs)
What are you wearing?
Yeah, um, I don't know yet,
but I do have a lot of outfits
that I am not going to wear, so...
Look. Well, we are running low on time.
Traffic's getting ugly.
Yeah, totally. I-- It's silly.
I just need to make a decision.
Uh, yes. The green dress. It is decided.
Great. Well, I-I'll see you soon.
Okay. Bye.
No. Oh, my God.
(soft music)
(light hubbub)
(chuckling)
It's-- It's good bread.
Yeah, it's-- It's such a nice assortment.
Mm-hmm.
The breadsticks...
Yeah.
(chuckles)
What did you order, again?
Oh, the sea bass.
-Right. -Mm-hmm.
Yeah. It's good.
(chuckles)
I almost ordered the sea bass.
Oh, cool.
Mm-hmm.
Why is this so weird?
We've eaten together literally hundreds of times.
Because, you know,
our other meals only ever held the promise
of being shot at afterwards, you know?
And not, like, naked time.
Naked time?
-(laughing) -Please.
I mean, we've seen plenty of naked people after we ate.
-Yeah, that's not-- -No, no, no. I know. I know.
I-I feel like I might...
I-I might just need you to reset your expectations a little bit.
You're not gonna see me naked for...
a while.
I mean, I don't want to rush into that.
I wanna take things slow.
Go on this date, maybe a second date,
have our first real kiss.
I just don't think we should jump into bed together
just 'cause we know each other so well, right?
-I mean, do you? -No, I...
-Agreed. -Yeah?
(engine revving)
Are you worried someone from the station is gonna walk in?
-What? -You are.
-No, I-- -Wow.
-What are the odds? -(dishes clattering)
(man): Just let me explain! This is--
What was that?
Uh, restaurants can be a stressful environment.
-Get out of my kitchen! -(man): Yeah, yeah.
Get out of my kitchen now! Goodbye!
-Should we do something? -(man): See ya!
-It'll blow over. -You don't like my rules,
you can get the hell out of my restaurant!
(tense music)
-Knife. -LAPD! Drop the knife.
-Call 911. -(Tim): Drop it.
(Tim): Get on your stomach. Hands behind your back.
Are you okay? Okay, just put some pressure on it.
(hubbub)
What are the chances someone from the station walks in now?
(sirens wailing)
(theme music)
So, get a croissant?
(Lopez): Did you happen to make... Oh.
Two sugars.
Thank you.
I got you a croissant from the place that you like.
Thanks.
You know, Jack slept through the night.
-He did? -Mm-hmm.
He's been doing that a lot lately.
Just get to the point.
I thought it might be time for us to think
about talking about having another kid.
(laughing)
Okay. Okay. Uh...
I mean, it's not that funny, but, um...
I-I-I know that it's a lot, but...
I mean, we want Jack to have a sibling, right?
(sighs) Do we?
I mean, I-I grew up with four brothers,
and I had to fight for everything,
food, clothes, my own room.
I never had a hot shower until I moved out.
Well, I grew up alone,
my family oppressively fixating on every breath, and...
being an only child was lonely.
I don't know, maybe for us, it could be somewhere in the middle?
Can we think about it?
(sighs)
(indistinct conversation)
Okay, we can't deny the facts.
We were both at the restaurant. It's in the police report.
And for all we know, the witness reports mention the fact
-that we were sitting together. -Yeah.
This is not strange.
I mean, coworkers eat together. It's a thing.
At the most romantic restaurant in town?
Right.
Well, I mean, we could come clean.
Are you ready for that?
Are you ready for Smitty's commentary on us dating
or the "oohs" every time we walk into the roll call room together?
Or we could lie. (scoffs)
Okay, I have an idea.
I heard from a CI that there were drugs
coming out of the kitchen.
And you asked me to join as backup.
Right. Like a soft undercover infiltration.
-Not bad. -Thank you.
(Nolan): Morning.
Uh, yeah, we were there, uh, investigating a tip,
and then this whole other crime popped off.
Yeah, Lucy's CI was convinced they were dealing drugs.
-Mm-hmm. -What?
-What? -Nothing.
(Celina): No, you're doing good.
You're doing good. Sorry. (laughs)
Those two have gotten close lately, haven't they?
You think something's going on with them?
Oh, I'm sure he's just being nice to the new rookie.
(knocking)
Boss wants to see you guys. Have a safe one.
I think you know how I feel about coworkers dating.
When I started, no one thought much of it.
But things have changed. We're now more aware
of how power dynamics can skew things.
Even the most innocent of relationships can become a distraction.
Hey, trust me, I get it.
We spend 12 hours a day together.
Feelings are bound to develop.
But we can't afford even a hint of impropriety.
We couldn't agree more.
Good. Look...
I don't want to be the old guy interfering with people's lives,
especially their love life,
but this whole Aaron and Celina situation has me worried.
The Aaron and Celina situation.
Aaron's barely out of long sleeves.
Half the town still thinks he's a killer.
And Celina's making progress.
She needs to focus on getting through her probationary period.
Will you talk to them?
Yes, of course we-- Yes.
-Not a problem. -Thank you.
Oh, the irony.
Are you gonna talk to Aaron?
About his love life? Can't wait.
When are you gonna talk to Celina?
I can't tell her not to date a cop.
That is so hypocritical.
Oh. I'm gonna get Nolan to do it.
-That's cheating. -(Lucy): Mm-hmm.
Alright, so the 529 has a lot of advantages, all right?
I mean, the tax savings are substantial.
Yes, but you have to use it for college.
Oh. What, you don't think Leah's going to college?
Oh, no, no, she is going to college.
I will make her go to college.
But what if she gets a full ride
and all of our money is tied up
and we've got nothing to spend it on?
Uh, I just don't think that we should assume
she's gonna get that much in financial aid.
Okay, the kid is a genius. She is already talking.
She did not say, "I love you, Mom."
-I heard it. -She's five months old!
Okay, you know what? You just don't understand her
in the way that I do. We have a unique bond.
Please take a seat. We'll be with you in just a few minutes.
Thank you.
-We'll talk about it later. -Mm-hmm.
So, you and Aaron have been hanging around a lot lately.
Yeah. Yeah, he seemed like a party boy at first,
but, you know, he's got a lot of depth.
-Yeah, I-I agree. -Mm-hmm.
And just so you know, um...
dating other cops can be tricky.
And as a rookie, it's probably best that you just don't.
Okay, wait. Are you telling me who I can and cannot date?
Isn't that crossing a line?
No. Well, I mean, that...
That's-- Yeah. This-- That's not what I'm trying to do.
-That's what it sounds like. -Okay. Uh...
Your first year as a rookie can be overwhelming.
I am just trying to protect you. You know people talk, right?
And cops talk more.
It's 2022. Okay?
I mean, I think we've moved on from men in power
telling us how to live our lives.
People can say what they want. I couldn't care less.
-So you are dating him? -None of your business. Sir.
Right.
You and Celina dating?
Sir, that's a personal question,
and you have said on numerous occasions
that this is a personal-life-free zone.
It is. But here we are. Yes or no?
Sir, with all due respect, would it matter if we were?
Cops date all the time. I mean, you were married to a cop.
Look, if I was in her chain of command, I'd get it.
You know, people would wonder if I was making decisions
based on our relationship.
They'd wonder if she was dating me under duress.
Phew! It would be a nightmare, man.
One of us would probably have to transfer
to a whole different station.
Forget I asked.
(exhales sharply) Well, if we ever finish up here,
maybe we can grab breakfast
before I head over to the community center.
It is my day off. I'm getting a massage.
You sure? I mean, we're doing a big community cleanup initiative.
Whoever brings in the most litter gets a prize.
You have got to be kidding me.
Oh, I thought it was a cute idea.
-What? -The third person in line,
that is Todd Shelf.
You know him?
He is a serial bank robber.
(clears throat) Okay, well, mmaybe he's, uh,
just here to make a deposit.
No. He's here to rob this bank.
I need you to say the word "grout".
The bank is about to be robbed.
G-R-O-U-T.
Okay, grout.
Gender, race, over, under, task.
It's how to quickly describe suspects
in a way that cops will understand. Try it on Todd.
Okay, um... Male, white,
black jacket, dark pants, and his task is killing us.
Close enough.
Uh...
There by the door. Number two?
Also male, white, black jacket,
uh, gray pants, and taking out security.
Todd always runs a three-man crew.
There's someone I haven't made yet,
but we are running out of time. Go outside
and wait for the cavalry.
-No, no. I'm not leaving you. -But you will,
because you know that I have got this.
(clears throat)
(suspenseful music)
(door opens)
(indistinct chatter)
I'll be with you in just a moment.
I am Detective Nyla Harper. Your bank is about to be robbed.
I need you to hit the silent alarm now.
(gun cocks)
(♪ Any Day Now ♪ by Cop Shoot Cop's)
-Bank robbery! -(grunts)
-Everybody down! -(screaming)
Everybody stays calm, everybody lives.
On the floor, now!
Cellphones on the ground!
(♪♪)
(banging on door)
Now!
Alright, no one moves, no one gets hurt.
Hurry up!
Back away from the window!
Get down!
Fill it! No dye bags or you're dead.
(♪♪)
Get up! Safe deposit room, now. Come on. Let's go.
Come on!
Silent alarm, now.
You're mad at me.
No, sir.
Look, Celina, I would not be doing my job
as your training officer
if I didn't tell you the realities of the LAPD.
(dispatch): 7-Adam-15, 7-Adam-20,
and 7-Adam-100 to monitor.
2-11 bank, in progress.
Manually activated hold-up alarm
at 71414 Wilshire at Westwood. More to follow.
-Code 3? -Yeah, but we shut it down two blocks out.
Don't let them know we're coming.
Surround them in silence.
-Copy. -(sirens wailing)
(tense music)
Why aren't you doing anything?
Right now, they are just going for property.
Stuff. Stuff that is insured.
They're bank robbers. You're a cop.
I am outnumbered and outgunned.
Patrol will take them off when they go outside.
(Roger): Alright. Give me the money!
Yeah, I call BS on that.
What are you doing? No! Put that away!
Citizen's arrest. Drop your gun!
(gunfire)
Ah!!
(screaming)
Give me your belt.
(gunfire)
(screaming)
(glass shattering)
(groaning)
(tires screeching)
7-Adam-100. We're on scene covering the A-side.
What are you doing here?
Nyla and I were inside.
Cops!
(gunfire)
She's still in there. There's at least two suspects.
I have the GROUT.
All units, stand by for robbery suspect descriptions.
Suspect One, Todd Shelf.
male, white, black jacket, dark pants.
Suspect Two, male, white, black jacket, gray jeans.
(gunfire)
Hey, everybody out! Up!
Out the door! Come on! Come on! Let's go!
-Hurry up! Move it! -(screaming)
Let's go! Right now! Come on! Let's go! Come on!
Out the door! Come on! Move! Move it! Let's go! Outside!
(gunfire)
(sirens wailing)
Move, move!
(Tim): Move, move! Get down!
The suspect's headed north on foot.
We need backup and air support. Let's go.
(tense music)
Move, move!
(♪♪)
(gunfire)
Wait!
Move, move! Get down!
Stop! Stop!
(panting)
(groaning)
(panting)
(siren wailing)
There he is.
Suspect One sighted westbound on Redondo.
-(gunfire) -Look out!
(tires screeching)
Hang on.
Whoa!
(indistinct police radio chatter)
(coughing)
-You good? -Yeah.
(tires screeching)
(pilot): Airship-3 on scene.
No sign of Suspect One's Mustang.
(tense music)
7-Adam-100. On foot, searching for Suspect Two.
Send additional units to my north and east.
We'll keep searching this grid.
(dispatch): Copy, 7-Adam-100.
(suspenseful music)
Harper, the status of victims?
Well, our cowboy's arm's a mess.
With any luck, he will never use a gun again.
And the citizen just landed at the hospital.
She's gonna need surgery. Leave it to a good guy with a gun
to really screw things up.
Thanks to him, we have two suspects in the wind.
Actually, I'm pretty sure it is three.
Todd always works a three-man crew,
so there is someone that I did not identify.
Outside the bank? Maybe a lookout.
Or one of the customers who was just laying low
in case they needed to engage.
Nolan, heard you destroyed another shop.
-Let a suspect get away? -Oh, that's not on me.
It turns out bullets and engines don't go together.
Mm! It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.
(Nolan): Yeah, you got me there.
If you were driving that car, it wouldn't have dared
-gotten shot. -Exactly.
Is this your new rookie? Mm-kay, girl.
Do you know how lucky you are to have this man as a TO?
Mm-hmm. It's because I have Jupiter in my second house.
Shut up. I do, too. Oh, my God. My solar return...
Simone, focus.
-(Grey): How's Garza doing? -We'll talk.
-It's too soon to tell. -Well, I'm praying for him.
-Thanks. We all are. -Yeah.
-You're here to help? -Yes, I am.
We did a quick dive into your crew leader, Todd Shelf,
and found something interesting,
a wire payment to an alias two days ago.
-For how much? -Half a million dollars.
You think he was paid to rob a bank?
Which is crazy because, most times,
the money comes from the bank robbery, not for it.
Yeah, but that explains something that has been bugging me.
Todd's crew is suspected in at least six bank robberies
over the past several years. And in every one of those,
they have only gone for the cash.
Until today, when they hit the safe deposit boxes.
-How many did they open? -17.
Likely trying to hide what they were actually looking for.
We need a list of the owners.
Something in one of those boxes was worth half a million dollars.
(Aaron): Stop!
(gunfire)
(alarms blaring, dogs barking)
(gunfire)
(tires screech)
(grunting) Aah!
7-Adam-100. Shots fired.
In pursuit of Suspect Two. 600 block of Kenmore.
Hey, we need to end this before someone gets caught in the crossfire.
I'm down. What's the plan?
Alright. You stay low.
I'm gonna distract him, then you shoot him.
-That's a terrible plan. -Trust me.
(alarm chirps)
(panting)
(gunfire)
(dramatic music)
-Drive! -(gasps)
I said drive!
Suspect, drop the gun, exit the vehicle, now!
Back off or she's dead!
(tires screeching)
Post up, block the streets. He's got a hostage.
7U1, Suspect Two has taken a hostage inside a vehicle
at 9321 Kenmore. Mobilize Metro and alert command.
Rear-view mirror. Tilt it down.
Stop. Now side view.
Stop. I said back off! I will kill her, I swear to God!
-Please! -You don't have to do that, okay?
Let's just take a big breath.
Screw that! Clear the street and let us go, now!
I can't do that, and you know it.
-What should I do? -Have dispatch RMS the address.
Let's get a background on everyone who lives here,
see if we can get a cellphone for the woman he's got hostage.
(Nolan):Sure this guy's safe deposit box was the target?
(Simone): 17 boxes were opened.
Only one belonged to a known hacker
on everybody's watch list,
so no doubt he's got something juicy hidden in there.
He's running to somewhere.
Taylor Barnes. We have a few questions for you.
Yeah, um, I'm kind of busy.
-Where you going? -Um, vacation.
You're taking your goldfish with you?
She gets lonely.
Mr. Barnes, we know you have a safe deposit box
at Bank of Los Angeles.
And we believe the bank was robbed because of what was in it.
But you already know that, which is why you're running for your life.
What? That's--
That's crazy. I-I don't know what you're talking about.
Mr. Barnes. If you're in danger, we can protect you.
Really?
Yes. Sweetie, we can.
But you have to tell us what was in the box.
A list of federal undercover assets I hacked from the FBI.
I was negotiating with a guy to buy it for $5 million,
but he figured out where I was keeping it,
decided it would be cheaper to steal it.
-Who's the buyer? -(gunshot)
Sniper!
(tense music)
Remember this morning,
when dating in secret was our biggest problem?
God, that feels like a million years ago.
Yeah. Did you talk to Aaron?
-Yeah. -And?
He neither confirmed nor denied.
But...?
But he pointed out that it wouldn't be problematic
because he's not her superior
and doesn't fall in her chain of command.
Oh.
(cellphone chimes)
I got our hostage's phone number.
Her name is Vanessa Greer.
(cellphone rings)
It's the police.
Answer it. On speaker!
H-Hello?
Hi, Vanessa. This is Sergeant Bradford.
You can call me Tim. Try to stay calm.
We're gonna get you out of there, okay?
I'm-- I'm scared.
-I know. -Enough!
I'm not negotiating, Bradford!
Back everybody away from the house and let us leave,
and then I'll drop her off around the block.
You know I can't let you leave.
Then I hope you brought some body bags.
(Tim): Alright.
Alright, listen. Just give me 10 minutes.
I've got to get these cars out of the street.
-It's a parking lot out here. -You got two minutes!
Hang up. Hang up!
You're not really gonna let him drive away, are you?
No. I got a plan.
We need to get that list back.
I assume you're starting to pull
your undercover agents from the field.
It's not that easy. It's not just the agents
that are in jeopardy, it's the CIs that vouched for them.
For every cover blown, multiple people die.
Detective Harper have any luck identifying the third accomplice?
Not yet. She and Lopez are still scrubbing the bank footage.
Maybe I was wrong. Maybe this time it was just the two guys.
There's got to be another bank robber. I trust your gut.
Well, so far, no one stands out as doing anything out of the ordinary.
Not a teller or a customer.
It's someone hiding in plain sight. We'll find them.
(sighs)
Want to hear something funny?
Yes, please.
This morning, my husband told me
he's ready to have another child.
-Oh. Oh, he's ready. -Mm.
-Okay, that's good to know. -(chuckling)
He was an only child and wants Jack to have a sibling.
And you grew up in a house full of troublemaking brothers.
As much as I complain about them,
it was fun growing up in our house.
In between all the battles and arguments,
it was a house filled with love.
I'm not anti-siblings.
No, but you've finally gotten your footing as a detective
and you're not ready to hit pause again.
-Exactly. -I get it.
(cellphone rings)
Yeah?
-You're kidding. -What?
-T.I.D. found a gun in the bank. -Found it where?
Found it where? A potted plant near the north wall.
Our mystery accomplice felt the heat and ditched the gun.
Let's scroll back through video and see who was near there.
No, I don't need to. I know this video by heart now.
It was the woman who got shot.
Control, I need the nearest unit to head to Saint Stephens.
Our third suspect should be coming out of surgery
any minute now.
(dramatic music)
(line ringing)
(cellphone ringing)
Where are you?
At the hospital. Just got out of surgery.
0Have you been made? -Not yet. But, look, it's only a matter of time.
-Did you get the list? -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It was in the box, just like the guy told you.
Is Roger with you?
We had to split up. Last I heard,
the cops had him cornered with a hostage.
He'll go down shooting,
which means we get to keep his cut.
Yeah, and if he doesn't, if they arrest him...
Won't matter. Only I know the name of the buyer.
Good point. Call me when you're clear, all right?
I'll let you know where to meet up.
(flames crackling)
Hi. We're looking for the woman that was shot during the bank robbery.
-513. -Thank you. This way.
Oh.
(tense music)
Call it in.
Control, 7-Adam-15. Suspect Three is in the wind.
I repeat, Suspect Three is in the wind.
(exhales sharply)
(gasps)
Are you sure about this?
I'm sure he's gonna kill her if we don't do something.
-Where's my distraction? -It's ready and waiting.
-Alright. Ready? -Yeah.
Let's do this.
(tense music)
Here we go. Get ready to back out.
-Hey! Stop there! -Cut him off! Right here!
-Get back! -What the hell?
-Hey! Back it up! -Back it up! Turn around!
Back it up. You gotta back up, man.
You gotta back this up.
We need you to back it up. Clear on out. Come on!
-Back, back, back, back... -Let's go!
Let's go! Back it up, back it up. Come on.
(indistinct chatter)
(gasps)
-Back it up! -Back it up!
Back it up, back it up.
(indistinct chatter)
-(crying) -Shut up!
(sirens wailing)
(drill whirring)
Here we go! Here we go!
(Static hissing)
-That's the signal. -Go, go!
(gas hisses)
(coughing)
Aah!
In the car! You got no play here. It's over.
Throw out your gun, give yourself up.
(coughing)
(gun clatters)
(screaming)
You're working with two other people. What are their names?
Forget it. I'm not ratting anybody out. Aah!
Your buddy Todd left you behind.
You're looking at decades in prison unless you give up your partners.
Fine.
All units, thanks to Sergeant Bradford,
we got the phone numbers of the other two bank robbers
and we're tracking them. Live updates will be sent to your box.
Proceed with caution. These two are armed and dangerous.
(helicopter blades whirring)
Both of their cellphones are still in this area.
Both haven't moved in a few minutes.
Think they've gone to ground?
No.
Suspect Three's.
She must've bought a new burner phone and ditched this one.
7-Adam-15, we found Suspect Three's burner phone.
Signal's been static for about three minutes.
They're likely still in the area.
7-Adam-100, we've got the other one, also dumped.
Signal static for less than two minutes.
Given how slowly they were moving beforehand,
I'd say they're most likely on foot.
Yeah, which means their first priority is gonna be
finding a clean car.
If you want a selection to choose from,
I know where I'd go.
(engine revving)
7-Adam-100, fourth floor is clear, headed to five.
New phone.
Nice.
(cellphone rings)
Yeah? We have the list,
but, uh, we got some heat on us, so the price has gone up.
The hell are you doing?
-Try adding another zero. -Oh, my God.
Then we got a deal.
Seriously?
Look, nothing has gone right on this job.
We deserve every penny we can squeeze out of these guys.
-Hell yeah. -(laughing)
Oh!
(suspenseful music)
Maybe you were wrong.
(dramatic music)
(metal creaking)
(tires screeching)
Okay, what's the protocol here, Sarge?
Don't move. Don't breathe.
(metal creaking)
Ooh. Ohh.
Um... you got a plan B?
-Um... Open the door, slowly. -Mm-hmm.
Climb out.
What about you?
We both can't get out at the same time.
Okay, then you go first.
There's only room for one of us to be a hero here
and I outrank you.
Sir, with all due respect, Lucy will kill me
if I let you die, so I'm dead either way.
Get out of the shop, Aaron!
Yes, sir.
(metal creaking)
Oh...
-What are you doing? -I'm adding some ballast!
(metal creaking)
It's your turn!
(dramatic music)
(crashing)
(flames crackling)
We don't have to pay for that, do we?
7-Adam-100, suspects fled in a gray Dodge Ram,
last seen exiting the parking structure of 8th and San Pedro.
Copy that. We just heard a loud crash a minute ago.
Yeah, that was our shop. We need transport back to Mid-Wilshire.
Nolan. The truck.
In the truck! Show me your hands!
Clear.
These are the two phones Nolan and Tim found in the trash.
Maybe something on them can help track Amy.
Our team will turn them inside out.
Midnight shift's been briefed. BOLOs are out county-wide.
The only question is, is the exchange happening
-in town or somewhere else? -My money is on here.
She's got a paper list and she's gonna want cash.
And she can't get on an airplane without being arrested.
-Exactly. -Okay. We'll keep working it from our end.
I'll assign Nolan to liaison between the two investigations.
Appreciate it.
Well, I'm glad you didn't die.
You owe me a redo on our date.
It's what gave me the will to live.
In my mind, I am hitting you right now.
That's good to know.
-Wait, so, what's this about? -It's okay, just trust me.
Sir, I've been thinking about your warning
that dating Aaron could be bad for me.
Wait, that's what we're talking to Nolan about?
My apologies. You were right. It's none of my business.
-Great. Conversation over. -No. I want this behind us.
The truth is,
Aaron and I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons together.
That's why we're so close.
You know, bonds formed in the heat of battle.
It's just, like, every once in a while.
But if I wanted to date him, I would.
In fact, maybe I will.
Do you want to go out tonight?
You know I'm a Scorpio, right?
Oh, no. Forget it. I-I can't do Scorpios.
-But I'll see you tomorrow. -Yeah.
(soft music)
Yeah. That's a deal breaker for a lot of girls.
(♪♪)
You okay?
Hm. It was a different kind of day.
Yeah, that... That, it was.
I'm really glad you're okay.
Me too. But?
(sighs) There was a version of today
that ended bad for both of us,
and it got me thinking,
what would happen to Leah if something happened to us?
Okay, do we really have to have this conversation, like, right now?
Okay, um...Alright, well, there's...
-there's always my mom. -Mm.
Oh, come on. She's not that bad.
Alright, she is that bad, but I turned out okay.
Okay. We will cross her off the list.
Which leaves, uh...
Not Donovan.
Um... How about my cousin Ginger?
Uh, I haven't even met her, and you roll your eyes
every time you read her ClipTalk posts.
What about my ex?
Then Leah would be with the boys.
Yeah, I'm not having your ex raise my daughter.
So then you see our problem.
(sighs)
I know today was a crazy day,
but did you get a chance to think about giving Jack a sibling?
-I did. -Sounds like a no.
I can't do the whole thing again right now.
The idea of feeling sick and exhausted for the next year,
puking at crime scenes, pumping at work...
No, I-I totally get it.
But maybe we could revisit this question in, say, six months?
Try two years.
(knock on door)
Hi.
Uh, sorry to drop by unannounced.
No, come in. Is everything okay?
Yeah, um, we just...
We have something that we would like to ask you. Both of you.
With all the drama today,
we've been thinking about who would raise Leah
if something happened to us.
Yet it turns out neither of us
trust anyone in our families.
But we do trust you.
You'd want us to take Leah?
Of course. We'd-we'd love to.
I mean, first, we'd be very sad because you're dead, but...
But then we'd raise her like our own.
You're the richest people we know.
Oh, I get it. I get it.
(♪♪)
-Streets of Vietnam. -(chuckles)
That's where we ended up.
So, I guess this is our official first date.
Mm, last night was, for sure.
I mean, it's a better story for the grandkids.
-We've got grandkids now. -(laughs)
Nice.
Do not break into that car.
What? What car?
Hey, moron!
You know he's just gonna break into a car
in a different neighborhood.
Well, then some other cop can arrest him.
(♪♪)
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