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[♪♪♪]

[NEAL LAUGHS]

[NEAL SIGHS]

NEAL: Scenery, fresh air,

just about everything I couldn't get at my last address.

Byron loved the park too for very much the same reasons.

Hm.

You do like bad boys.

[ALL SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]

NEAL: She's pretty good.

JUNE: Yes, she is.

NEAL: Oh, here she comes.

[JUNE LAUGHING] Grandma June, did you see?

Yes, I did. And you were wonderful.

I'm gonna go again. Watch.

Okay, I'm watching. Go get them.

Your granddaughter doesn't look sick.

Not today.

Samantha was taken off of the donor's list last week.

What can I do?

[DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES]

Morning, Neal.

Hope you don't mind. I let myself in.

I mind.

You guys having breakfast?

Yeah. We're having breakfast, yeah.

It's a crazy ritual I'm sort of fond of.

You wanna know why? Because you love the free toys.

Because breakfast doesn't involve you.

You see, every morning I sit at my dining table

with my lovely wife and my delicious cereal

and no thoughts of Neal Caffrey.

This has a free sheriff's badge. You get it already?

El, do something.

Do you want a bowl with that cereal?

Thank you. Manners.

That's not what I had in mind.

Why are you here?

I'm here because of June.

June owns the house Neal lives in.

I know who June is.

Her granddaughter needs a kidney,

but she was bumped from the transplant list last week.

Why? NEAL: I don't know.

A few days ago a woman approached June

and said her organization could find a kidney

for her granddaughter.

A lot of charities do that.

Yeah. But she asked for a donation of $100,000.

A hundred grand?

Look at you bringing me a case.

Well, it's what us lawmen do.

Okay, I'm interested.

Talk to June. Get me specifics.

So I can run with it?

"Run with it?" No, Barney Fife.

No, you can walk very slowly

as long as you don't interrupt my breakfast again.

Gotcha. Enjoy your meal.

Uh, Neal?

Remember, that's not real.

[CHUCKLES]

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

MOZZIE: Those were his words?

"Run with it?"

More or less.

I'm assuming less.

Peter told me to get specifics.

I can't do that until I meet the representative.

Which is why I set up a face-to-face

as June's financial advisor.

Who's the representative?

Melissa Calloway.

Charity's called Hearts Wide Open.

That is truly menacing.

If I made a horror movie,

I would definitely call it Hearts Wide Open.

NEAL: Right on time.

Already I don't trust this woman.

NEAL: Why, because she drove here?

A New Yorker who does not take the subway

is not a New Yorker you can trust.

I don't take the subway. Precisely.

NEAL: She left her briefcase in the back.

All right, Mozz. I need a favor.

Break into her car.

That's not so much a favor as a truly horrible idea.

It's 1:00 in the afternoon.

There's a reason crimes happen at night. People can't see you.

All right, fine. Fine. I'll do it.

Uh, you have a meeting.

No.

You have a meeting.

This is for June, remember?

[SIGHS]

I need a tie.

Ask about the charity. How it works.

More importantly, how the money works.

And buy me 20 minutes.

Since when am I a people person?

Just do what I do.

"Just do what I do."

Good morning.

Good day.

[♪♪♪]

Great. Man, just great.

What's going on here?

Oh, officer, hi.

Can you give me a hand here? I locked my briefcase in my car.

And, of course, my wife grabbed the wrong keys again.

And... You got ID

that proves this is your car?

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. It's in the glove box right here.

Damn it. I gotta be at the courthouse in 20 minutes.

You a lawyer? A prosecutor.

Arraigning this dirtbag who took a swing at a cop

when he showed up on a domestic.

Guy hit a cop?

Right across the jaw.

This is Yatsko. I'm gonna need a patrol car right away.

MAN [OVER RADIO]: 10-4. Copy that. Patrol car to your location.

As I said to June,

our organization saw what happened to Samantha.

Bureaucracy often gets in the way of compassion.

We attempt to rectify that by finding a match.

But going around the National Registry, isn't that illegal?

Only if money exchanges hands.

We find donors willing to contribute

through the Good Samaritan law.

I am sure that there is someone who will find Samantha's case

as compelling as we do.

A donation is what helps to move things along.

We would never discourage anyone from helping us continue.

MOZZIE: Oh, boy.

How much is a typical donation?

It varies.

B-Ballpark it for me.

CALLOWAY: Anywhere from a hundred thousand

to half a million.

H-How much time do we have to consider?

Not much, unfortunately.

There are only so many willing donors.

And there are many people in difficult situations.

Truer words.

You guys have no idea how much I appreciate this.

OFFICER 1: Anytime.

Hey, what was the name of the arresting officer on your case?

Jones.

Jones. Sixth Precinct.

Jones.

Jones. You know a Jones?

OFFICER 1: I know Jones.

NEAL: Of course you know Jones.

Yeah. Tough guy.

[LAUGHS]

You know, he could do something if he applied himself, you know?

Yes, he's a real ballbuster. NEAL: Yeah.

Oh, great. Let me just... Let me just grab my ID for you.

OFFICER 2: No, you're good.

Are you sure? I got it right here.

OFFICER 2: Yeah, don't worry about it.

All right, see you. I'm gonna get this guy for you.

Thanks. OFFICER 1: All right.

Well, I hope I've answered all your questions.

And then some. But... But...

Feel free to call if you have more.

Wait. Uh, Y-You haven't given me the chance

to ask you to dinner.

You're crazy.

Crazy for you.

Thank you, Mr. Honeycutt. That's fine.

[SHUTTER CLICKING]

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

Mozz, don't worry. The cops are gone.

That's great. I hope you're done.

Not yet. Well, then get done.

You told me to do what you do. So I asked her to dinner.

What happened?

She left. Running.

[♪♪♪]

Tennis tournament.

Looked into Hearts Wide Open.

Your friend Melissa works for the charity's founder,

Dr. Wayne Powell.

Runs a number of high-end medical clinics

across the East Coast.

Very respectable kind of guy.

I wouldn't be so sure.

I talked to Melissa.

I got some names. Are they admissible?

Let me tell you a story.

That's really not necessary.

I had a CI once. Local kid named Jimmy Burger.

Raised some money and opened a restaurant on 5th.

He called it Jimmy's Burgers. Burger Joint?

You done? Yeah.

In order to stay in business,

he had to do the mob some favors.

But Jimmy didn't like that. So he came to us.

He helped us make some cases.

But then Jimmy got cocky.

Started sticking his nose where it didn't belong.

You know what happened?

It didn't end happily ever after?

No. He took one.

Right there.

Why are you telling me this?

Because Jimmy Burger is an example of what happens

when you try running the show on your own. Don't.

JONES: Hey, Neal.

Info on those names you asked me to check out.

Unbelievable. Like talking to a wall.

I hadn't heard your story yet.

Let me see.

NEAL: Huh. They're all members

of Doctoral Global Initiative.

Powell's charity is supplying organs.

Maybe this is how he finds them.

Interesting using the Third World as your own organ bank.

Still, it's too circumstantial to make a case.

Let's talk to Powell.

I know where to find him.

[♪♪♪]

PETER: All right, scan the crowd.

Powell's gotta be in there somewhere.

Invite only, gentlemen.

Okay. I left mine at home.

Then you're gonna have to go home and get it.

Okay.

That was your plan? You didn't forge an invitation?

I was allowed to? No.

[INAUDIBLE]

Wait, that's her.

Excuse me. Hi.

I seem to have forgotten my invitation.

And you are?

Dr. Parker from Doctoral Global Initiative.

But you can call me Leonard.

You are?

Miss Calloway.

Remember your invitation next time, doctor.

Have a good afternoon.

You too.

Let's go.

I'm sorry. And you are?

Doctor... Edgar Tannenbaum.

He's from DGI as well.

Pleasure to meet you. I'm Melissa.

Nice to meet you, Melissa.

What is your area of expertise, doctor?

Chiropractics.

You're a chiropractor?

And you work with DGI?

Poor posture doesn't discriminate.

No.

We may have a few slots still available.

You boys willing to get your hands dirty?

Sure are. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Then follow me.

You underestimate me.

They're all right.

You do realize you have to flirt with her

for the rest of the day, right?

Should be a fun story to tell Elizabeth

over breakfast tomorrow.

[♪♪♪]

PETER: There's Powell by the bar.

See if you can get close to him.

You'll have to pry your girlfriend off his arm first.

Any schlub can pick up a girl at a bar.

Want a challenge? Try keeping a beautiful woman happy

for 10 years running.

How long has it been?

Summer of '98. Whoa.

You haven't flirted in the 21st century?

No.

All right, listen, when you talk to Powell,

tell him that you're from Doctoral Global Initiative.

See how he reacts.

Copy that, Tannenbaum.

MAN: Can I refill that for you, sir?

Cranberry juice.

Hey there.

You look thirsty.

I would love a drink.

Oh, and I still need to show you your spot, don't I?

Right. Let's go see my spot.

I'll be back in a minute.

Scotch on the rocks, please.

Actually, you know what, hold the rocks.

I just got off a 30-hour flight.

Sooner I forget it the better.

There's a trick to that, you know? Sleeping pills.

Yeah, it never works. Too wound up.

The trick is not taking it on the plane.

Take it in the car on the way to the airport.

Thanks for the advice, Doctor...?

Powell. Powell?

Dr. Wayne Powell?

Oh, my... You're one of my heroes.

Leonard Parker, Doctoral Global Initiative.

DGI. Well, may I say that you are one of my heroes.

PETER: You work closely with Powell?

CALLOWAY: He keeps a small circle.

Your friend back there seems to have captured his attention.

PETER: He's a charmer.

I prefer someone with a little more experience.

You're married.

Ten years and counting.

Commitment. Another quality I admire.

Doctoral Global Initiative

is one of the few charitable organizations I still respect.

That why you founded Hearts Wide Open?

One of the reasons.

MAN: What can I get you?

Cranberry juice.

You know, perhaps you can, uh, help me.

I've got what you, uh, might call a friend in need.

We've arranged this setup

in case any of our athletes have any injuries today.

The club has a doctor on call

but would you mind acting as backup?

I'm here to help. Great.

I'll be your first patient.

I've had this knot in my back.

Would you mind taking a look?

No.

Okay. Everything appears smooth.

Just below the fifth vertebrae.

You feel that?

A lot of tension, right?

I can feel the tension, yup. Yup.

Maybe this is stress from...

From work, maybe.

Maybe.

Why don't you go lower?

See, his, uh, remaining kidney is highly sensitized.

PRA is through the roof.

What he needs is a zero mismatch.

Well, perfect compatibility is rare.

I'm hopeful.

There's a village on the outskirts of Manipur.

Genetics of the population show some promise.

India? I travel there often.

It's unfortunate the locals

can't legally sell you what you need.

Both parties would win.

My friend would agree with you.

I tell you what. Why don't you give me a, uh, call

whenever you find yourself there.

We make exceptionally charitable donations.

Maybe we're working the wrong side.

PETER: I'm not quite ready for that.

Maybe you should tell me more about your work with Dr. Powell?

Why it's causing so much tension down here.

Well, we operate the Howser Clinic in Manhattan.

The Howser?

Best clinic there is.

I've been dying to check it out.

Well,

you should come see it for yourself.

This is my personal number.

Feel free to give me a call

whenever you're ready.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Hey, uh, Dr. Tannenbaum.

Elizabeth was just wondering,

does FBI stand for Female Body Inspector?

Sit down and shut up.

I pulled Powell's travel records.

He's been flying to India quite a bit.

But I can't arrest the guy for building up his mileage.

What about the people he uses to scout for donor organs?

Virtually impossible to prove.

The charity masks their work as volunteering

and all the funds that pass through there

are tagged as charitable contributions.

Powell looks like a saint through all this.

And considering his own condition...

His own condition?

Kidney disease.

That explains why he was drinking cranberry juice.

That's right.

Apparently he was born with just one kidney.

His PRAs are high. He needs...

A zero mismatch.

Peter, he's got the perfect cover here.

If he weren't so dirty, I'd almost respect him.

All right, what we have here is a nice little theory.

I need proof. And I'm guessing it's all here.

The Howser Clinic?

What, you think he'd keep patient records there?

Gotta keep a log of all those wealthy friends.

Let's take a look. Can't.

Doctor-patient confidentiality

prohibits us from getting inside.

We need to look at this another way.

Byrne vs. Bobby Fischer, 1956.

Very good. Who won?

Fischer.

Sacrificed his queen on move 17.

You all right?

The charity rescinded its offer to June's granddaughter.

What? Yup.

[SIGHS]

God.

They say why?

They say they found

a more urgent recipient.

And you...? Yes.

I scouted the clinic. Something's got them spooked.

Employees have been throwing files into the garbage all day.

You see what the files were?

I couldn't.

It's pretty upscale.

Private security everywhere.

Any idea what's got them rattled?

[♪♪♪]

Honey?

Yeah.

What is this?

I was gonna talk to you about that.

That is part of an undercover job

I was working.

And part of the cover was that I had to talk to another woman.

You must've been quite the conversationalist.

I had to flirt with her

so Neal could get closer to the target.

Isn't it usually the other way around?

She chose me.

You had to seduce another woman?

No. No. I had... Just had drinks with her.

Nothing happened, El. I swear.

Are you laughing?

You're laughing.

You're laughing.

You had to flirt?

You hate flirting.

I know. And now I remember why.

What did you say to her?

I said that she looked thirsty.

[LAUGHING]

It worked.

Oh, please tell me there's surveillance video of this.

[PHONE RINGS] I gotta see this.

Yeah?

Hey, it's me. I'm just wondering

if you looked into that clinic yet.

I had the bureau put in a request

for their financial records. Why?

[ELIZABETH LAUGHING OVER PHONE]

No. I'm just checking. Thanks.

Why is Elizabeth laughing?

No idea.

Talk to you later.

The FBI asked for copies of their financial records.

That explains it.

I'd be doctoring my books right now too.

We have to get into that clinic.

See what they're trying to get rid of.

Have a plan?

MOZZIE: I promise I'll never even think

about going up in a tall building again.

Oh, God. Please don't let me die.

Hi. I'm here to drop off a patient.

MOZZIE: Fish with your toes. I'm a cop.

WOMAN: Uh...

Mental Health Services doesn't have anyone

scheduled to come in today.

Let's see you take this under advisement, jerkweed!

NEAL: Right. They...

They wouldn't have said anything. Um...

This is a bit sensitive.

The mayor asked for it to be handled quietly.

It's his nephew. I can't exactly give you his name.

But he thinks he's...

Yippee ki-yay, mother...!

Bruce. Bruce.

Just a fly in the ointment, Hans.

You gotta get him to see Dr. Westlake.

I'll ring him now. Wait, hold on.

Hold on. My patient sees you making a call,

he might get upset.

Think you're alerting the bad guys.

I'll just take him to Dr. Westlake myself.

It's Room 207, right?

Right.

Great.

On your feet, Bruce. Come on.

Thank you.

Welcome to the party, pal. Don't oversell it.

This way. This way.

Nice work, Mozz.

You can quit shaking now.

I'm not acting. I hate hospitals.

[MAN SNEEZES]

Now I have what he has.

Dr. Westlake, please.

WOMAN [OVER SPEAKERS]: Dr. Westlake, call reception.

Dr. Westlake, call reception.

[♪♪♪]

Looks like a waste of some perfectly good files.

All right, I'm going.

[WHISTLING]

Here we go.

Every donor on here is a major player in this city.

MAN: Hey, who's in Dr. Powell's office?

WOMAN [OVER SPEAKERS]: Paging security to Dr. Powell's office.

Paging security to Dr. Powell's office.

Peter, I hope you get this.

[FAX MACHINE BEEPING]

Hey, hey. Stop that fax.

Don't move.

NEAL: I'm borrowing Dr. Powell's

fax machine. Come here.

ELIZABETH: Honey, are you expecting a fax?

No. I didn't even know that thing was still plugged in.

Jimmy Burger? Who's Jimmy Burger?

That's Neal.

He was in your office. POWELL: Who is he?

MAN: He won't say.

But he has some kind of tracker on his ankle.

And he was going through your files.

We figured you'd wanna know

before we involved the authorities.

He's probably one of Westlake's patients

escaped from the third floor.

I'm on my way. Hold him until I arrive.

It would be best if you calm him down.

Understood.

[GROANS]

This is to help you relax.

I hope there's something fun in there, Nurse Ratched.

[EXHALES]

[♪♪♪]

WOMAN [OVER PHONE]: Electronic Monitoring Compliance Unit.

This is Burke, FBI.

I need the location of Detention Tracking Anklet

9305-Alpha. Neal Caffrey.

One moment, please.

Is Neal in trouble?

Yeah. He's in a lot of trouble.

Agent Burke, we have him located at 626 William Street.

[PHONE BEEPS OFF]

Caffrey. I told him not to go to that clinic!

I told him!

But he's Neal. He doesn't think.

They're gonna send him back to prison for this.

What I have to do is call Judge Chivero and get a warrant.

Why don't you just get somebody to, I don't know,

show you the place?

If she invites you in, that's okay, right?

[SIGHS]

[PHONE RINGS]

This is Melissa.

Hey, Melissa.

Hello?

This is Dr. Tannenbaum from the tennis club. How are you?

Actually, I'm going into the office for Dr. Powell.

Perfect. Uh, you said I could swing by anytime.

I'm gonna be in the neighborhood.

Oh, I'm sorry, but today

is not looking good.

Tell her you need to see her.

Tell her you can't stop thinking about her.

This is a test, isn't it?

Doctor? Are you there?

Yeah. I need to see you.

I can't stop thinking about you.

Is that right?

[MOUTHING] I don't know.

Okay, compliment her.

Tell her that you've never met someone like her.

You're intrigued.

[MUTE BUTTON BEEPS]

I've never met someone like you before.

I'm intrigued.

Well, I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss

those magic hands of yours.

"Magic hands?"

I was a chiropractor.

Really?

Doctor? Yes.

I've gotta run.

But if you're really interested

in seeing the clinic today, I can get you a pass.

You could come by later, we could grab a drink.

Perfect.

[PHONE BEEPS OFF]

That was definitely a test.

MAN: It's all yours. It was posted. Nobody followed.

Can I help you? Yeah.

Oh, there she is. Melissa.

Dr. Tannenbaum.

You're early.

I couldn't wait to see you.

Well, I'm flattered.

But this really isn't a good time.

You don't mind waiting until this evening?

I couldn't wait. [CELL PHONE RINGS]

Excuse me.

Yes? POWELL: It's Powell.

Don't talk to anyone. I'm 10 minutes away.

Doctor, what is going on? I'll explain when I get there.

[CELL PHONE BEEPS OFF]

Doctor?

Neal? Neal?

NEAL: ♪ Two lovers kissed ♪

♪ And the world stood still ♪

♪ Still ♪

♪ Still ♪

♪ Still, still ♪

♪ That was nature's way ♪

PETER: Oh, my God.

♪ High on a... ♪

PETER: What did they do to you?

Hey, buddy!

Neal.

Hi.

Hey.

♪ High... ♪

Hey. Shh, shh, shh.

All right, we have to get you out of these restraints.

Oh, you mean these? What?

I never met a lock I couldn't pick. Except my anklet.

All right. Come on. I don't know what it is ab...

You're strong. Yeah.

You're strong. One...

Oh, I got it. I got it.

Yeah, come on. I got it.

[NEAL SLURRING INDISTINCTLY] PETER: Shh, shh, shh.

Easy. Come on.

[PANTING]

I cannot believe you.

Why would you do something like this?

Peter, I've done so many worse things

that you don't even know about.

Just shut up.

Like what things?

You remember the Antioch Manuscripts?

You took those? How?

Carrier pigeons. [SIGHS]

Think about it.

Who cares, Peter? It's not what's important.

It's not about money. It's about people.

Good. You're gonna be spending a lot of quality time

with people in orange jumpsuits once I get you out of here.

All right.

I'm going down once they see those security tapes

of me breaking in here.

There's surveillance cameras?

Hey, before I go back, you should know this.

Out of all the people in my life, Mozzie,

even Kate, you know?

You're the only one...

The only one what?

The only person in my life I trust.

[SIGHS]

[HANDCUFFS CLICKING]

Don't pick this.

[DOOR OPENS]

All right. Someone got into my office.

The orderlies got him locked down so we can question him.

Now, I wanna find out who he is and if he took anything.

All right?

I could slip you off. That wouldn't be picking.

That'd be slipping. But...

♪ Love ♪

♪ Is a many Splendored thing ♪

What is that? Surveillance tape.

Peter?

Let's go.

You stole that for me?

Yeah. It's a regular Kodak moment.

NEAL: Oh, my head is killing me.

ELIZABETH: Neal, are you all right?

Hey, what about me?

There's some dishes that need to be washed, Mr. Magic Hands.

Do you want some more ice?

Okay.

I'll get some.

You better have found something.

I saw a list full of wealthy clients.

All of them willing to pay for organs if the time comes.

Be nice if we can prove it.

Maybe we can.

There was another list.

Hundreds of names and blood types.

Your fax.

That's what this is.

Yeah. They must be the donors Powell has been targeting.

Only four names came through?

Four's enough. We can talk to them.

[♪♪♪]

PETER: Powell doesn't get his donors from overseas.

He gets them from charity cases for Hearts Wide Open.

Each of these four donors passed through Powell's clinics

for various treatments.

Their blood types were then put on a master list

which Powell pulled from

whenever a more affluent patient needed a transplant.

What's his connection to Doctoral Global Initiative?

Why so many trips to India?

Remember, Powell has nephrosis.

He's only got one kidney and he needs a new one.

Not just any one. A zero mismatch.

Powell's been looking all over the world for this kidney.

The money from this charity scam

is what sponsored and financed his round-the-world search.

So the kidney donors that you guys tracked down,

how much money did he offer them?

Ten thousand dollars each.

But then he flipped them for 200,000.

We can't prove this, people. The donors won't testify.

So I'm gonna need out-of-the-box thinking

from you guys on this one.

Anyone?

All right, Caffrey, let's have it.

If we can trace money Powell's made from his organ sales

we can bring him down, right? Right.

Let's make him spend that money. For what?

The thing he wants most.

NEAL: What are the symptoms of kidney failure?

Uh, major symptoms include headaches, weight loss,

skin irritation, chills, fatigue and...

Oh. Oh, that... That... That's not pretty.

All right, how many symptoms can we give him in a week?

Three should do it. Think that'll be enough?

Guy this worried about it, it'll be enough.

Okay. What do we start with?

Let's see the workup on him.

JONES: I mean, one of the symptoms is headaches.

We can swap his glasses.

I have a friend who wears glasses.

Trust me, we swap them out, he'll know.

Fatigue.

Weight loss.

According to his file, he dropped off a suit

to have it dry-cleaned for an event this Tuesday night.

The day before Powell's due in, we'll pick up his clothes...

and swap them out for a larger size.

He'll think he's dropped a few pounds.

PETER: When we have his clothes,

we'll give him his second problem.

Skin irritation.

How do we do that? Oh, we've got a spray.

NEAL: You got an itching spray?

PETER: We got a lot of things.

NEAL: Wow.

PETER: What?

You're really enjoying this.

No.

Maybe just a little.

[ALL CHUCKLING]

PETER: Third symptom.

NEAL: That's gonna be the best one.

Jones, what did you say it was?

Blood in the urine. PETER: Wow.

How are we gonna induce that?

Well, there are compounds.

Drugs? No, no. No drugs.

Not drugs, so much as food coloring for the body.

JONES: How do we make him take it?

NEAL: He gets his groceries delivered, right?

We can put it in his cranberry juice?

Yeah. We inject it.

Oh, e-excuse me. I was wondering if you could help me.

I-I'm looking for the Central Park?

Let's say I go along with it, then what?

Then Powell gets the bad news.

[POWELL SCREAMS]

[PANTING]

WOMAN: Blood in the urine,

skin irritation, weight loss,

that's not a good sign.

It's failing, isn't it?

We'll know more once the tests come back in a few days.

Until then, rest.

[♪♪♪]

[PHONE RINGS]

Yes? NEAL: Dr. Powell,

can you hear me?

It's Dr. Parker from DGI, remember?

I remember.

Good, good. Listen, I'm in India

and I've got good news.

Are you...?

Are you saying that you have something for me?

I'm saying you should buy a plane ticket right away.

PETER: Okay, how are we gonna knock him out?

NEAL: That won't be a problem.

JFK. And step on it.

NEAL: He takes sleeping pills before he flies.

Care for some water, sir? No. Should do the trick.

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

What's happening?

Where am I? Where am I?

No, no, no! Hey, hey!

No, no! Don't touch it! Hey!

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[MACHINE BEEPING]

I...

[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

NEAL: Please don't touch that.

The equipment here is very temperamental.

What happened?

You went into renal failure during your flight.

You landed in Manipur.

We had to remove your kidney and place you on dialysis.

But your body isn't tolerating it. It's...

Your blood pressure's dropping.

All right. Well, is the donor here?

He is. And he's curious

about what kind of charitable contributions you can make.

That's not gonna be a problem.

I can get you a hundred thousand by tomorrow.

Oh, I was thinking more along the lines of 30 million.

Thirty million?

Are you insane?

How much is your life worth to you, doctor?

You're shaking me down?

I'm asking a question.

I... I can...

I don't know. I can get you, uh, 2 million.

This isn't a negotiation.

[SPEAKS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

This machine should be free in the next few hours.

Wait, wait, wait.

Wait.

I have a-an account.

There's not 30 million in there, but it's close.

All right? I can have that money transferred anywhere you want.

No. That'll raise flags.

No, no, no. This... This account...

This is... It's completely secure.

What? All right.

You know, it was set up to siphon money from my charity.

It was designed to be untraceable.

It's at New Reserve 774196B.

Password: cranberry.

Then I have what I want.

Let's see how quickly we can get you healthy again.

[SIGHS]

[MACHINE POWERS DOWN]

POWELL: Hey, Dr. Parker?

The machine stopped working.

Nurse?

Hello?

[CHATTERING STOPS]

[TRAFFIC SOUNDS]

Welcome back to New York, Dr. Powell.

[♪♪♪]

MAN: No, I know. You have to.

June, I want you to know we got Powell.

Once he tied himself to the charity's account,

the rest of his operation came tumbling down.

Thank you.

Tell her the best part.

Samantha is back at her original spot on the list.

In light of the scandal,

we were able to make some calls to the Registry.

Convince them to reexamine their position.

She's pretty good.

Yeah, she is.

PETER: Let me know how the game turns out.

Wait. Aren't you staying?

Nope. I've gotta pick up my wife.

She just doesn't know it yet.

[SIGHS]

Hi there.

I couldn't help but notice you were sitting alone.

Well, my husband's at work. It happens a lot.

Hm.

He must be good at his job.

Well, actually, his partner

does a lot of the heavy lifting.

Oh, really?

If that's the case,

I bet it's because your husband is distracted

by thoughts of you.

Interesting theory.

Bet his favorite part of the day is coming home to that smile.

Wherever he is, he's a lucky man.

I keep telling him that.

You look thirsty.

[LAUGHS]

So that line does work.

Every time.

By the way, I'm Dr. Tannenbaum.

Chiropractor.

I'm told I have magic hands.

Okay. Now you're dead.

[BOTH CHUCKLING]

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