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Previously on Fire Adventure.

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>> I have bleeding inside my brain.

>> Gendavise, she's gonna need you.

>> Of course, me.

>> I'm proud.

>> Since Kara passed, I'm a little worried about Jake.

>> He's dealing with his grief.

>> He never says she came into my life.

She's the only thing I can think about.

>> What did the judge call you?

>> We're here custodial guardians.

>> The sheriff was shot to death, and you're claiming these men are non-violent.

>> My order of the Department of Corrections, this facility is on full lockdown.

>> It looks like these DOC guards are sticking around, and there's a petition to shut down three rocks.

>> We gotta flip the narrative, make them proud to be associated with people who are fighting to turn their lives around.

No matter what happens between you and Bodi, I'm always going to be able to jail.

>> The paternity results just came in, chance not Bodi's kin.

>> I want her to have a family, even if we aren't her family.

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>> The inmate firefighters of three rock conservation camp are learning skills that will help them in the workforce.

But more importantly, they gain a sense of community inclusion and service.

>> But despite that community support for the camp has waned since the recent escape of an inmate and the murder of the county sheriff.

>> No, well, sorry, you can't connect those.

The murder had nothing to do with that inmate.

In fact, it was a sheriff's deputy that was responsible.

>> Well, Mr. Leoni, you'll have a turn.

>> Okay, for the record.

>> There's even a petition to close the camp, is that right?

We are working to establish protocols that make us one safe community again.

What are the men working on today?

>> They're building.

>> What are they building?

>> Events around the camp.

>> Oh, can we grab shots of the fence?

>> Yeah, I can show you around.

>> No problem.

>> Back in 15, 15, gotcha.

>> Camp, you outside?

Put in a request for excuse leave two weeks ago so I can be there for gents, guardianship signing.

>> Yeah, a lot changed in two weeks and we're on a lockdown body, so that means no leave, no visitation.

>> Can I just use the phone to call her?

>> No, there's no phone privileges until it gets lifted.

I don't think you get how bad this is.

>> I mean, we're closer than ever to getting shut down.

>> We're just signing paperwork.

>> You're not nervous about this, huh?

>> No, because it's the plan.

It's always been the plan.

Ever since we found out about Jen, right?

And, yeah, Bodie's not the biological father, but he wants to do this, sure.

>> Yeah, yeah, since the moment that he heard about her.

>> But, what, you're having second thoughts now?

>> No, no.

>> Yes, because I mean, I would give anything to have Riley back.

>> But I have a teenage girl in the houses.

>> No, picnic.

I mean, Bodie's just gonna need to get out fast.

>> Yeah.

But also, we're a little bit older now, a little bit wiser.

There's a chance that we could have gotten better at this, right?

>> Please, God.

>> There's many pettis, my name is Manuel Pettis.

>> Hey, Manny, what are you doing here?

>> I need you to ask if I would come by and talk to him, you know.

Inmate turns incarcerated firefighter, turns through about captain.

>> I actually don't think we're gonna need you.

Days all filled up, and interviews already, and we're good.

But thanks, man, you appreciate it.

>> Well, you know, want me to hear it, what?

>> If that reporter takes a fingernail to your paint,

you'll find out that you're at the center of the whole drug thing here last year.

>> Not good for you, it's bad for you, man.

>> Come on, live and prove the program he hurts.

>> I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation, okay?

It's not just three rock that's under threat, it's the whole fire camp system.

Now, you and I both want the same thing.

We want three rock to stay open, remain strong.

>> Hell, it's not even three rock anymore.

You've taken away all their basic privileges, bro, you put up a fence?

You guys feel like prisoners all over again?

>> I'm not gonna argue with you, I need you to leave right now, okay?

>> Really? >> Now.

God be good, Chief.

>> Great, okay, so we're going to get some shots of the barracks before our next segment.

We'll move back in a bit.

Where's Manny?

>> Actually, I don't think we're going to need him anymore.

Because you're doing great, come on, you're own, a little stiff.

>> I mean, your soundbites sound like soundbites, but you know.

>> Okay, well, it's not really my wheelhouse, and why aren't you doing this?

>> Oh, no way, you're captain, and you're likable, usually.

I mean, I like you.

>> Why aren't you more likable on camera?

>> I love this advice, can I tell you something?

>> Yeah.

>> Not helpful.

>> Okay, not helpful.

Okay, noted.

>> Manny, where are you going?

Are you supposed to be doing some TV interview or something?

>> Got booted.

Apparently, I'm more valuable to three rock as a scapegoat.

I think Luke has even had his palm right now.

Otherwise, he'd always wouldn't be sitting here and building a fence, trying to help the community heal.

>> Meanwhile, there's my son's birthday.

I can't even give him a call.

>> What?

>> Hold the cap!

>> Hold it down!

>> What the hell is this?

>> The cap!

>> Hold it down!

>> Hold the cap!

>> Hold it down!

>> Hold the cap!

>> Hold the cap!

>> It doesn't look healed.

>> Hold the cap!

>> Hold it down!

>> This place is going to collapse.

And when it does, it'll be your fault.

And you will have to live with it.

That's for me.

I'm just going to laugh.

>> Shut up.

Let me concentrate.

>> Yeah.

Way to go with the easy move.

>> Mm-hm.

>> All right.

Okay, so Vincent, Sharon, explain to you everything that's going on today.

You feel prepared?

>> I think so.

>> Okay, well, they will be your temporary legal guardians.

And once Bodie is released, he can take over.

Or...

What's up?

>> I don't really know Bodie at all.

>> There's time.

Your mom picked Bodie.

And he's my best friend, and he's the best.

>> No!

>> Hey!

>> I'm not here.

>> I'm sorry.

I'm not here.

>> Congratulations, past what?

>> I'm a paramedic now.

>> You passed!

>> I am officially authorized by the State of California to save your frickin' life.

>> Was there ever any doubt?

First medic shift.

Get some.

>> Mm-hm.

Okay, honey, 10.

We got to go.

>> Oh, congratulations to you guys.

>> Yeah.

Big day, right?

>> Yeah.

>> This place has a big ass room, but I can't you just take this anywhere else?

We have the right to protest wherever we want.

You lost that right when you decided to become a criminal.

>> I didn't just wake up one morning and decided to get arrested, genius.

>> Hey.

>> Just listen for a second, right?

>> Hey, you don't get to tell me what to do, pal.

>> So the men work hard on the fire lines so that they can shorten their sentences.

We actually have something called the extraordinary conduct credit where an act of heroism can knock 12 months off their sentence.

We like to think that helping people is something that should be rewarded.

>> Cam, we got a situation over the fence, Bill.

>> Apologies.

I'll just be a moment.

What's going on over there?

>> Just give us five, will you?

>> Come on.

>> Let me just tell you why these men are here and not in prison.

>> Your hand's off me.

>> Look, I'm just trying to reason with you.

>> You tell me that you're on their side.

>> You're damn right, I'm on their side.

>> Because I'm one of them.

>> Let's move, let's move, come on, move.

>> Hey, let's go to the rock, back up, let's go.

>> Everybody, back up, back up, back up, back up, back up.

>> Now, now, hey, no, no, wait, wait, hold on.

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>> Do you have any idea what this camp is all about?

>> Yeah, it's about two miles too close to my house.

And I have every right to protest for a safe neighborhood.

>> I think you got enough people.

Yeah, let's get back to the interviews.

>> This isn't B-roll, this is the story.

>> No, no, no, no.

>> These men have literally saved your neighborhood.

You don't think that they deserve a place here?

>> Mani, hey, Mani, let it go.

>> No, no, no, no, no.

He needs some education here.

Let's talk.

Can we just talk?

>> Back it up, back it up.

>> Back it up, back it up.

>> I think this is going to get worse before it's better.

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>> I think you're right.

>> Hey, three left!

Water break, 15 minutes, let's go.

Move, move.

>> You heard it, let's go.

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>> Yo, dude.

What are you doing here?

>> You're getting a first at the gate.

Why the hell that's dark?

>> New world order.

But seriously, have you seen gendered out?

How is she?

>> Nervous, but okay.

>> Hey, uh.

>> What?

What's going on?

>> She just mentioned you two haven't been able to get to know each other.

And I mean now, the cab is just making me even harder.

>> I know.

You do me favor?

Can you go to the signing for me?

Say that I'm there in spirit and I thought I'm thinking of her.

It would make me feel so much better.

I think that it would make her feel better too.

>> Yeah.

Yeah, whatever you need, man.

>> Nice.

>> Body, come with me.

Jake, goodbye.

>> Nice one.

Yeah.

>> What did I tell you?

The cab could close tomorrow, Body.

This news report is a Hail Mary.

>> I know.

Okay.

>> Well, then why are you acting like you have a visitor?

Like you get special treatment.

You're giving me a headache instead of having my back.

>> Because it's been weeks since we fought a fire.

And there's no plan to allow us anytime soon.

You know, fires are what gets us out sooner.

Gets me to gen sooner.

But really, you know what?

We're stuck in here with a bunch of prisoners in a damn labor camp.

>> That's not fair.

>> What's not fair?

Is me having your back and telling all these guys that you're actually going to make this camp better?

But I don't believe that you can anymore.

You're hiding behind a bunch of empty promises.

You know what?

You know what?

You know, let's give them some practice, yeah?

We'll shoot some more of the fence.

Come on.

>> All right.

>> If this place is so great, why did someone try to escape?

>> Come on, man.

That's the kind of trash that hits headlines.

The reality is, this man, they worked for you.

They worked for this community.

>> Why don't you just admit that you're fighting the wrong battle, dumbass?

>> Well, yeah, because you're a criminal, too.

>> You know what, I'm done.

I'm not going to change your mind, you're sure as hell I'm not going to change mine.

>> Hey.

>> Come on, come on, come on.

>> Okay, so you think it's cool that we need to live next to a bunch of degenerate criminals.

>> You know what?

You need to stop homie.

You need to stop right now.

>> And who knows what kind of freeze that we're having to deal with?

Look out!

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>> You see, we don't need to tell fire contact.

That's why we need a mass roll.

All units code three to three rock camp.

We got multiple injuries, repeat multiple injuries.

>> We need life, Murphy, let's go.

>> [INAUDIBLE]

>> Call 42.

>> [INAUDIBLE]

>> Cool.

>> But as you take this driver to watch out for his neck, make sure the engine gets shut off.

>> [INAUDIBLE]

>> Tony.

>> Yeah.

>> Put your hands on the patient.

>> Stay right there.

>> He's breathing.

Not awake.

>> But.

>> [INAUDIBLE]

>> You've got to have that stabilize, you've got to major last words.

>> If anyone needs medical attention, call out.

>> Hey man, that was close.

You need to get checked out.

>> We're going to do the help.

>> Stabilize that leg.

Make sure nothing else is broken.

>> Try not to move your head.

>> All right, I'm on.

>> Are you good?

>> Yeah, I think so.

>> Hey Luke.

>> Hey.

>> I notified green crest 42's on the way.

>> All right, I got a mass roll right now.

>> [INAUDIBLE]

>> Don't move around, yeah?

Your head still don't move.

>> Okay, so today what we're signing is called an appointment of short term guardian and

durable health care power of attorney.

Should we wait for your son?

>> Oh, he's in prison.

>> I thought he had a approval to come to this meeting today.

>> Yeah, that got revoked.

>> Maybe we got approved.

>> Okay Jake, I thought you were working.

>> Yeah, hey, I'm here.

I'm Jake.

I'm her.

>> He's my mom's boyfriend.

He was.

Before she passed.

>> Right, well, Bodie, he asked me to be here.

>> That's why you came?

>> Well, I'm here on Bodie's behalf because he's planning to be.

>> My dad?

>> I was going to say him off.

Hey, Jen, we talked all about this, remember?

>> Yeah, I'm not an idiot.

>> Hey, come on.

>> It's all right.

>> Munchkin was up.

>> Nothing, it's fine, it's fine.

It's like whoever wants to be my parent can sign it because my actual parent is dead.

So, whatever.

>> Okay, this clearly is a lot for Rena.

>> You know, I think it's about time that she got mad.

Yeah.

>> Single vehicle crash, multiple injuries.

We gotta go.

I hate, look, chief, I know I'm on duty, but leaving her just seems like the wrong choice.

>> Okay, we're gonna postpone this.

You two go, I'll stay with Jen.

>> Yeah.

Get him in, stay behind the perimeter, get him in, get back.

>> Jen, are you okay?

>> I'm okay.

>> Hey, Gabs.

I got a vehicle collision, civilian injuries.

I need you on medical and let me know what you find.

>> The only, ask behind the line now.

>> Is that stays where it is?

He moves his hand and his patient bleeds out.

>> Hey, can you refresh your on it until ambulance gets here?

>> Yeah, you're good.

>> Good work.

>> Jen's never snapped at me like that.

>> She's grieving.

And she's preteen.

Trust me, outbursts like that, pretty normal.

>> No, Jen's like me.

She bottles it up.

>> Okay, unbottle dead.

What are you trying to say?

>> Okay, we'll find it.

If we're doing it, I'll do respect.

Maybe you guys involved in rush the decision.

Maybe, just maybe, you guys rush Jen.

>> Well.

>> Battalion 15081591, on scene with three patients,

may require emergency transport chief.

>> May require, Perez.

First day or not, you are the licensed medic on scene.

>> Make the call.

>> Copy 1508, requesting three ambulances.

>> Jen?

>> I have been locked out of a room since,

Riley was 12 and super pissed at me.

>> I'm sorry if we've been asking the wrong questions.

Everybody wants to do this right by you.

Jen.

>> It's like deja vu.

>> All right, we don't have to talk,

you got to give me some sign of life.

Otherwise, I'm going to have to break down the door.

That's just the first responder thing.

>> Go away.

>> Okay, that's good.

Thank you.

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>> If you can hear me, I'm checking your pulse.

>> Green Crest, this is three rock command.

Transferring command to 1508, chief Leoni.

I've been trying to get in touch with the power company.

No luck, these lines are still live.

I'm going to keep trying, I'll keep you posted, but be careful.

>> All right.

Green Crest, this is chief Leoni, on scene with three rock.

Assuming I see.

>> Jake, do a 360.

I want to know the status of these power lines.

>> Copy, chief.

>> Drivers on response, I'm going to need a C-collar in 5-1 over here.

>> Hey, manny.

Go help Perez out with the driver.

>> How are you on the chief?

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>> Yo, how did it go, Jen?

>> I didn't.

It was interrupted.

Look, Bode, I think we need to slow down and talk this through.

>> I asked you to go to help me out.

You know how important the system is.

>> Yeah.

>> I know, okay?

Maybe that's a problem.

>> The hell does that, man?

>> Jake, what do you see?

>> Hey, chief.

Yeah, lines are still suspended.

No contact with the vehicle or ground.

You're still in response.

Listen, you strap them up, okay?

I'm going to go find a medic with the gunner.

You got this?

>> You sure?

>> Got it.

>> Two minutes out, from Mexican chief.

>> Copy that.

>> Hey, Luke.

It's bomb with this fence.

>> We need a visual.

Help the people of Edgewater feel safer.

>> How's that working out for you?

>> Eve, will you back a meal here, please?

>> Look, I know it doesn't look pretty,

but it's going to sell that we're listening to the community's concerns.

>> You really believe that?

>> Bring it back!

Get back, everybody.

>> For us, did not move.

Tires are insulating you right now,

but all the ground around you is elected by you.

>> Oh, yeah, this is Manuel Perez, Cal Fire.

>> Listen, DC Leoni's been trying to contact you guys,

and we're not getting any movement out here.

We have a down power line.

No, no, no, please don't put me in.

>> Excuse me.

I just, I wanted to say thanks for pulling me out of the way.

>> Yeah, I don't worry about it, man.

Just stay back, all right?

>> I've got to buy that chuck to electrify.

I mean, you walk.

>> Easy, easy.

You're flat on the ground, man.

>> Just like you train for.

>> Take your time.

>> And then what the hell's a guy doing right there?

Is he trying to get fried?

>> No, not if he shuffles like that.

You know, he keeps his feet perfectly flat to the ground.

He keeps from spanning voltage gradients.

He doesn't get shocked.

He makes it look easy, but what he's doing is incredibly dangerous.

>> Right here.

He's feeling through my boots.

Current stops here.

>> All right, I want a 30-foot radius around the truck.

>> Nobody moves inside the circle.

>> Press it tight.

You got your, all right?

>> I don't care if the lines provide power to other towns.

It could kill two people here, cuddle.

It's a temporary shutoff.

All right, 15 minutes.

That's all I'm asking for.

Look, my daughter's trapped in a damn cage right now.

Can you please, please just shut off the bell.

>> Back to the barracks for head count.

Let's move.

>> Hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Where are you taking them?

>> I'm locking them up.

There's a lot of activity and a lot of civilians.

Too many opportunities.

It's protocol non-negotiable.

>> Hey, do you want to know what's protocol?

Chana, come in.

When we're on a call, these guys are with Cal Fire.

And right now, we're on a call.

So my firefighters are going to stay right here

and they will assist them as needed.

Sound good?

>> Okay.

Everyone, grab your tools and move back to where you were.

Let's go.

>> Let's go, Cat.

>> Oh, you like that?

[ Music ]

>> Are you hungry?

>> I could roast a chicken or order a pizza

or maybe you don't want to be making decisions right now.

>> What do you mean?

>> I'm worried that maybe we're pushing you

to make decisions before you're ready.

>> It's not that.

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>> I don't mind deciding things.

It's just...

I thought it had already been decided.

>> What happened?

>> My family was going to be.

Me, Carla, and Jake.

>> Then Carla?

[ Music ]

>> The ledger company's taking their sweet time,

shutting off the power.

He's hanging there, Mia.

>> Hurry.

>> I'm going to die.

>> Hey, hey.

Easy now.

You're talking.

So that's a good sign you won't.

>> Can you tell me your name?

>> Mitchell.

The brakes fell.

All those people didn't hit anyone.

Oh, my God.

>> Hey, hey, it's okay.

It was just an accident.

Mitchell.

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>> I got a pulse at the carotid,

but none at the radio.

His BP is crashing.

We need to get him to a hospital now.

>> Yeah, we copy, Paris.

Stand by.

>> All right, so what's the plan?

>> We send two guys in.

Get the patient.

Keepin' their feet flat on the ground.

>> I know.

That's twice as many chances of bridging

the voltage to differentials.

They should be one person.

They should be me.

>> You think you're going to carry the patient out by yourself?

>> Look, I bring in the sked.

Gabs and I move them.

Plastic plastic.

Nobody is--

>> Jake, there's a way to do this, right?

>> Yeah, and it's my way.

>> Chief, I understand that you have the experience,

but I know what I'm capable of.

>> Well, there it is.

The bottle's open now.

Give me the green light.

Go to it, Captain.

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>> Mitchell's pulse is threading.

>> Easy, Jake.

You want to keep your souls glued to the ground.

Keep the strides short.

Do not bridge those voltage rings.

>> And stay calm.

The closer you get to those lines, the more dangerous the current.

>> Okay, okay, look.

>> I really love it if everybody would just stop talking about it.

>> Chief, watch out.

[ Music ]

>> Good job.

Watch your feet, Crawford.

Chief, someone needs to go in there to help him.

>> Yeah.

>> No, no, no, let it be me, okay?

Let me go.

>> Hey, no!

>> Boat!

>> Boat!

>> Boat, no!

Come on!

Boat, what are you doing?

>> Right.

>> Yeah, I got this.

>> Forget this kid.

We faster, we're just taking straight out together.

>> We don't have a lot of time.

>> You will be easy, Boat.

>> Don't rush, Boat.

Flat feet.

>> Is that guy really entering the hot zone?

>> Yeah.

They're inmate firefighters.

This is what they volunteered to do.

>> All right, listen to me.

>> Do not touch the patient and don't touch the truck.

Yeah, you can get electrocuted just brushing up against it.

>> I think he's leading internally.

We need to move back.

One, two, three.

>> Okay.

>> Okay, hands on plastic.

Just like that.

>> Watch your heels.

>> Okay.

>> Keep them down.

>> Wait.

>> Okay.

[ Music ]

>> Easy.

>> You keep them alive, Gaps.

>> Good work.

>> All right.

>> We're in the dawn pass.

We'll get back here to the safe zone.

>> Are you good?

>> Yeah, come on.

>> Cap, we got him.

>> Cool, you and your story head around the perimeter

and help them out.

>> You got it.

>> Move, let's go.

>> Got it, Cap.

>> Boat, ready to handle.

>> You're worthy.

>> We're almost to the safe zone.

>> You're almost there.

>> Come on, come on, come on.

>> Couple more steps.

>> You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it.

>> You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it.

>> Nice.

>> Get him into the ambulance.

>> Here you go.

[ Applause ]

>> Great work.

>> Nice hustle, three rocks.

[ Applause ]

>> Ah, sure.

>> Now they get the power off.

>> Capriela.

>> Yeah.

>> Yes.

>> Good work, baby.

>> Good work.

>> Woo!

>> Let's roll it off, baby.

>> Yeah.

[ Music ]

>> Ironically, we can use a little light now.

Listen, you know we got to talk, right?

>> Yeah.

>> Let me do it.

>> We'll share it.

>> I'll get some more light from the rig.

[ Music ]

>> Dad, Lili, stand back.

[ Music ]

>> Don't do this to me, Vince.

Come on.

>> You're okay.

[ Music ]

>> We've got him.

>> We've got him.

>> It's all right.

[ Music ]

[ Music ]

>> When I picture the future, I--

>> Picture light.

[ Music ]

>> Graduation.

[ Music ]

>> And I look out and car and jigger there.

[ Music ]

>> We're all three there.

>> And I picture with him out and seeing Joseph Jake.

And I'm still happy.

>> What's the matter?

>> Um.

[ Music ]

>> There was an accident.

It's Vince.

He's in the hospital.

[ Music ]

>> Who needs from sharing yet?

>> No, not yet.

>> My first official day as a paramedic,

and I'm going to remember it as my worst.

>> No.

Hey, you saved that kid today.

You saved Vince.

He's fine.

He'll be fine.

Yeah?

[ Music ]

>> Look.

>> Many about this afternoon.

I just-- >> Walk away from me.

>> Now.

>> Please.

[ Music ]

>> Yeah.

[ Music ]

>> You got to come back to me.

I need you.

You are not getting out of this.

>> Come on.

>> Get a show up.

[ Music ]

>> Please, Vince.

[ Music ]

>> You didn't bring me any food.

[ Music ]

>> My God.

[ Music ]

>> I got a hot cocoa here with the mountain marshmallows.

[ Music ]

You know, you can tell everyone what you want.

Everyone wants to hear it.

[ Music ]

>> It's just sometimes I know what I want,

but I don't know how to say it.

>> That's okay, too.

>> But I don't know how anyone's feelings.

[ Music ]

>> Jen, the only feelings that anyone cares about are yours.

[ Music ]

>> Can I tell you how I feel?

[ Music ]

>> I love your mom.

You know that.

I mean, I wasn't just her boyfriend.

[ Music ]

I was going to ask her to marry me.

[ Music ]

>> But part of that question for me was,

if she would have me as a father for you,

and more importantly is if you would have me,

I was already going to ask you this.

[ Music ]

>> Okay.

It's okay, I've got you.

Right here.

[ Music ]

>> Oh, Vince is okay.

He's awake, annoying, actually.

He's waging a lot of crusade to get discharged.

>> Sounds like men.

>> They're going to keep him for a couple more days

for observation.

[ Music ]

>> I can't make you see.

>> He's all right.

He was a bad shock, but it seems like

your dad's going to make a fool of covering.

He's already making jokes.

>> There he is.

>> You look, thanks for jumping in early.

>> Yeah, of course.

>> What happened with signing the papers today?

>> Listen, about that.

>> But if you don't think that I'm right for the job,

for Jen, then just say something.

>> No, it's not about your body.

Whether or not you're right for the job, I have the job.

She doesn't know you, but I know her.

Look, I know that she hates the dentist

and sleeping with her socks on that.

She loves thunderstorms.

Now, when she says eggs over easy,

what she really means is over medium.

And that she needs to know what's coming around the corner

in detail.

Or else, she gets really anxious.

>> Okay.

Okay, look, I just--

I have the chance to get to know her.

>> I know, but I've been raising her.

Then I want to.

And more importantly, Jen wants me to.

And I'm nervous.

And I will need help.

I'm not trying to push you out, be.

But I think this needs to be me.

And you'll be Uncle Bodie.

>> What do you call me?

She was my daughter.

>> I know, and I messed up.

>> It saved my life.

She's the reason I was working so hard.

>> Look, I know you might think that,

but before that, your reason was Gabriella.

Before that, it was your folks, man.

You went back to prison for Freddie.

I don't know, but Bodie,

you keep putting your reason for living on other people.

And I don't know if it's because you don't want to look at yourself,

but you have to count on yourself.

That's easy for you to say, out there.

No, it isn't.

Because in case you forgot,

I was counting on a future car.

But things change in the instant.

Here you go.

The only lights out.

Don't want that, I love them.

No, but I will.

Bodie.

>> The impulse to show up, to help,

and to protect is ingrained in these men.

The men of Three Rock Camp aren't looking to escape.

>> Better like the never, right?

Happy birthday, kid.

They know that Three Rock is their escape route,

a way out of prison,

and maybe out of the life that brought them there.

>> In the chaos of the accident,

this reporter froze.

But these inmates, they rushed to help the very people who protest,

their presence in their community.

>> I want these men to succeed as much as they do.

>> Can you believe this?

>> I've watched it three times, it's like we wrote it ourselves.

>> No, it's great.

>> It's good.

>> Also, thank you for reinstating visitation and phone privileges.

Whoo, baby.

>> I'm sorry.

But that news report was too low to wait.

CDCR handed down the order.

They're shutting down Three Rock.

>> I'm sorry.

>> Doctor, check the data.

Doctor, check the data.

>> Hey, chief.

Took you two days to come see me.

Did I piss you off or something?

>> No, man.

>> I had to go hunting.

>> For this guy.

It's like a mouse bear or something.

It was very rare, like you.

You had your whiskers, so I figured why not?

>> Yeah.

>> That's about right.

Hey, listen, man, I just want to get something off my chest.

All right, lay it on me.

I can't shake the feeling that always is my fault.

If I wasn't fighting with that protester in the middle of the road

and cause that truck to sort of, you wouldn't be here right now.

If I'm at it, you, I got to be mad at Luke.

They're putting up the stupid fence.

And then I got to be mad at the electric company good-well.

I'm always mad at them, but it's dumb luck, bro.

Playing simple.

This is dumb luck, right?

And dumb luck has given me as much as it has taken.

So I'm good.

We're good.

Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> All right.

>> It's a mess.

>> Yeah.

>> You could do some hero stuff.

>> He's a mouse bear.

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>> Hey.

How long has it been like that?

>> Now one more.

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