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I'’d like to offer you
a permanent position with ICS.

I want field assignments.
I'’ve the training.

Previously onThe Border...

Put it down.

SLADE: Whoa!

Nice!

You got your father
and your partner killed.

DARNELL:
He'’s back on the job.

You'’ll have to deal
with him eventually.Not if I can avoid it.

These things are all the same.

All the real work happens
over cocktails.

I'’m looking into
a "Satan'’s Guard" case.

Richie'’s clean. He doesn't hang
with "The Guard" anymore. He even goes to church.

He kept complaining about
this sick dude from Portland.

They call him Kong.

They feed him girls
to keep him happy.

Richie, you gotta get home
right now. Kim'’s worried.I'’m coming home.

[GUNSHOT]

Richie?

[SOFT APPLAUSE]

PRESENTER:
The Musee des Antiquites du Quebec

is so pleased to be hosting
this premiere show

of this wonderful collection
of East Asian art.

Of course, the first person
we'’d like to thank...

Bien sur la premiere personne
que nous voudrion remercier

Ladies and gentlemen,

William Rutherford.

[APPLAUSE]We also acknowledge,
with gratitude...

Do you think I could tear
you away for a moment?

...grant from
the Federal Ministry of Culture

which enabled us to mount
this exquisite exhibition.

HOLLAND: Major Kessler,
Brian Mathias from the PMO.

MATHIAS: Major.

There'’s been some concern
about the provenance of some of the art in the exhibit.

Rumours are that the objects
from Burma may'’ve been stolen and brought to Canada illegally.

Now I know why
I got an invitation to the opening.

Yes, The Prime Minister
would like a discrete investigation.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

In confidence,

William Rutherford
is a close friend of the PM

and a Major contributor
to the party.

If there were some public
controversy over this art,

we wanna be
the first to know.

So you can downgrade
Rutherford from good friend to acquaintance.

There is no suggestion
that Mr. Rutherford

is in any way culpable.

This is merely a precaution

to ensure that both he
and the government

aren'’t surprised
by negative publicity.

[GRUNTS]

[GUARD REQUESTS BACKUP
IN FRENCH]

Pieces like this little guy

have given me
a lot of pleasure.

I'’m sure they'll do the same
for people across Canada

and...

Um, excuse me,
ladies and gentlemen, Mesdames et messieurs,

Uh, there seems
to be a problem in the main entrance.

[CHAIN CLANKING]

GUARD: Depechez-vous!

Nothing to be alarmed about.

Mesdames et messieurs,
Il y a une petite probleme dans le foyer...

Mais a rien de...,
S'’il vous plait.

Please, ladies and gentlemen...

JEANETTE:
Tout le monde ici present supporte le viole de Burma!

Et la repression vicieux
de son peuple!

Everyone here is supporting
the rape of Burma

and the vicious repression
of the Burmese people!

Just what we were
trying to avoid.

JEANETTE:
Freedom for the Burmese people!

Over to you, Major.

Tout le monde ici present
supporte le viole de Burma,

Et la repression...

JEANETTE: ...Protest
the military junta'’s appalling record

of human rights abuses!

Why is this stolen Buddha
on display here?

Pourquoi le Buddha...

GRAY: Who'’s she?

Jeanette Talbot.

The monk'’s name is Ashin Nanda.

The only thing she didn'’t hang
on those Burmese generals

was kickin'’ dogs,
slappin'’ children.

Actually, Burma does have
a lucrative trade in children and women.

Forced labour
and sexual exploitation.

SLADE:
Aung San Suu Kyi,

The democratically-elected
leader,

has been under house arrest
for 14 of the last 20 years.

KHALI:
Thousands of protestors have been beaten, arrested,

Some even killed.[GUNSHOTS AND SHOUTING]

So it'’s safer
to protest here.

Is the Talbot woman'’s
claim legitimate? Is the art stolen?

That'’s what we've been
asked to find out.

Do the Montreal police
still have those two in custody?

KESSLER: Yes.

You and Khali take
the next flight to Montreal.

William Rutherford'’s
back in Toronto.

Gray, Moose,
find out how he got his art.

How come I don'’t
get Montreal?

Est-ce que tu parle
francais?

Yeah, uh,
je m'’appelle Al Lepinski.

Ah bon.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

Okay, all right,
nobody likes a smartass.Oh, mon pauvre.

[SLADE CHORTLING]

[CHURCH BELL CHIMES]

Ah.

Sergeants Jackson
and Lepinski,

my dealer, Oscar Tomaso.

Gentlemen.Hey.

Oscar taught me
everything I know...

About art.

TOMASO:
We both share an appreciation for the rare and beautiful.

No one knows
Southeast Asia like my friend here.

He can show you the high
and the low life.

TOMASO: Now, William,

I thought we agreed,

what happens in Chang Mai,
stays in Chang Mai.

GRAY: Is that where
you acquired the golden Buddha?

As a matter of fact, no.

That item was purchased
in Bangkok.

From whom?Chalong Chengsinlapapanit.

Can you spell that?

A distinguished art dealer.

I can show you
the bill of sale, If you have no objection.

No, go ahead.

MOOSE:
uh, my Thai'’s a little rusty.

[SIGHING]
The Buddha is described.

Late Ava period,
circa 1750,

twenty centimetres high,
including base.

It'’s unusual in that
it'’s not made out of alabaster or bronze,

But cast out of 24 carat gold.

Where did your distinguished
art dealer get it?

You mean did he buy it
from someone who stole it in Burma? [CHUCKLES]

The answer to that
is "no."

The paperwork indicates
that he acquired it

from a wealthy
Indian family 15 years ago.

And where did they get it?

RUTHERFORD:
How far back are you planning to go?

'’Cause I have it on
pretty good authority

that the Elgin marbles
in the British Museum

were lifted from Greece.

Not to mention the Egyptian
obelisks in Paris and Rome,

or the Inuit artifacts
at the Smithsonian.

What'’s the Buddha worth?

I don'’t collect art
for the dollar value.

My mother was
a flight attendant in the '’70s.

She brought back a few little
pieces from Southeast Asia.

When I made some money,
I started collecting more.

They remind me of her.

The Buddha is worth
many times what Mr. Rutherford paid for it.

I'’d estimate
high seven figures.

Do you mind if we make a copy
of these documents?

No, not at all.

[WHISPERING]
high sevens, huh?

MOOSE:
Jesus.

Elgin marbles
and the late Ava Gardner period.

All I could think of was
the Iontreal smoked meat I'’m missing.

Well, high seven figures
is what, 8-9 million dollars?

Yeah. That'’s when
I got interested, too.

Why am I still being
held prisoner?

I gave my statement
to the police!

Charge or release me.

Je n'’est pas le police.

I'’m with customs
and immigration.

You claim that
the ava Buddha was stolen?

Finalement.

Someone focused
on the real issue.

What do you know
about this piece of art?

The Ava Buddha
is a religious symbol

representing the soul
of the Burmese people.

Okay, but what
evidence do you have that it'’s been stolen?

In september 2007,

Burmese monks led
major demonstrations

against the military junta.

Government troops
and security agents

attacked the monasteries
and arrested hundreds of monks,

including Nanda.

They raided
your monastery?

Yes.

Beat people,
smash everything.

I was arrested.

The beating continued,

And after one year,
I escaped.

How did you manage that?

It is possible to enter
a state of being

where others are unaware
of your presence.

You made yourself invisible?

The guards overlooked me.

I left the prison

and slipped
across the border into Thailand.

You'’ve got a British
certificate of travel.

I was accepted as refugee,

And now I speak
of how Burma suffers.

Monks in Bagan
took the golden Buddha

into their monastery
for safe-keeping,

And then they were attacked
and the Buddha...

Disappeared.

Disappeared?

So you don'’t know
who stole it.

The Burmese government
is totally corrupt.

No trouble smuggling the Buddha
into Thailand and selling it!

Someone who,
in turn, sold it to William Rutherford.

Exactly.

He must know
where it came from.

But all this information
about what happened in Burma,

how do you know this?

JEANETTE:
Nanda told me.

I hear of this story
from other monks in prison.

Is there anyone in Burma
who can confirm this?

They'’re all in prison.

There must be someone.

They would be arrested.

It is against the law
for a Burmese citizen

to speak to foreigners

without a government
official present.

[SIGHING HEAVILY]

Darnell and Khali went
around the mulberry bush with those two in Montreal.

Nothing solid?Plenty of compassion for
the plight of Burma, but, no,

not a shred of proof
that the statue was stolen.

So, what, it was
just a stunt to publicize the Burma cause?

Could be.

What'’s your take
on Rutherford?

He seemed like an okay guy
for a multi-millionaire.

You had an art specialist
review the documentation?

Yeah, I even had
the Thai translated.

records indicate
it left Burma decades ago.

What about coming
into Canada?

All the proper documents
were filed with customs,

Checked and approved.

We'’ve done due diligence.

I'’ll let Ottawa know
The Prime Minister can keep Rutherford

on his Christmas card list.

DARNELL: Okay.
Thanks, Officer Scott.

And it looks like
we'’ll be on our way.

I just want to thank
Sergeant Mackenzie.

All right,
you take care.

Trouve ce que
vous cherchiez?

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

Avec plaisir.

Jeanette Talbot
is clean as a whistle,

And nothing on the monk
from Scotland Yard Or Interpol.

So are you gonna
charge them?

Public nuisance.

They'’ll probably end up
with a fine and a warning to keep the peace.

Well, thanks again.
We should get back.

You'’re not staying
for dinner?

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

We should get going.

Ah, so it'’s true
what they say,

Toronto is for working

and Montreal is for living.

Maybe we could get
a later flight.

Bravo.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]MACKENZIE: Oui?

Merci.

Quoi ca?

Blow-ups from
a surveillance camera at the museum.

This is the car that dropped off
Jeanette Talbot and the monk.

You recognize him?

Oh yeah.
His name is Tran Bao Lanh.

He'’s a local Vietnamese
bad boy.

Extortion, women, drugs,
you name it.

Defender of the rights
of the Burmese?

Not likely.

So, you want to stick around,

see what this guy
has to do with this?

Oh yeah.

[KEYS BEEPING]

SLADE:
Boss? Incoming.

There'’s this site
in Norway.

They post video

From university kids
shooting secretly in Burma.

It'’s smuggled out
over the internet.

It'’s from spring of last year.

Report says it'’s a monk
who was arrested in 2007.

Name of Ashin Nanda.

So who'’s the man in Montreal?

Morning.
Step in for a minute.

How'’s Kim doing?

I brought her home
with me.

Least I could do
After getting her boyfriend killed.

Don'’t take that on.
Richie made his own decisions.

What do they say
in N.A.?

Oh yeah,
I "enabled" him.

Don'’t rush back.

I can extend
your compassionate leave.

Thanks, but, uh,
I seem to do my best work

when I'’m an emotional
train wreck.

MACKENZIE:
oh, merci.

So, we put a team on Bao Lanh
last night,

and this is where he was.

Went out for dinner,
just like us.

MACKENZIE:
This is one of his regular joints.

DARNELL: That guy'’s just a kid.Don'’t be fooled.

Big in the Asian gang action
on the south shore.

And if he'’s trafficking,
he probably has connections in Southeast Asia.

Exactement.

And last night
he was joined by his pals

And a new friend.

We put a tail on this guy
after he left the restaurant.

Adrian Maguire.

He'’s booked on a 10:00
to Toronto this morning.

English passport.

I'’ll let them know.

Any news on whether Nanda
is an impostor?

Not yet.
Could you keep an eye on them? We can help.

Oui. [SPEAKING FRENCH]

I figure you'’re tired
Of being asked how you'’re doing.

Oh yeah.

Glad to have you back.

Oh, Maggie.

Um... I-I'’m...

I'’m so sorry about
the uh...

[COUGHS]
You know.

Uh, i just, i hope...Thanks.

I appreciate the thought.

Okay, so,
The latest in this Buddha thing.

New guy,
Adrian Maguire.

I need a watch on him.
He'’s arriving 11:20, Island airport.

Guess that'’ll be
you and me.Yeah.

I'’ll do my usual
total invasion of privacy.

Oh, and, um, Oscar Tomaso
was quoted in the media today

saying that the golden Buddha
is priceless,

but if one were to place
a value on it,

it would have to be
at least "eight figures."

That'’s ten million.
He'’s upped the price.

GRAY:
First Maquire goes to a hardware store,

now it'’s electronics.

Wonder what he'’s buying
this time?

[CELL PHONE DIALING]

GRAY:
Hey, we'’re at 1217 Laird drive,

Simpson Electronics.

What'’d he pick up
at the last stop?

All right, same deal.
We'’ll let you know when the subject leaves here.

Maguire bought
some steel tubing.

Milled ends
with threaded caps.

Paid cash.

Steel tubing, electronics,
and paying with cash?

Ah, I'’m not liking the way
this is going.

[ASHIN CHANTING]

Nothing suspicious
about this Jeanette Talbot.

Apart from her choice
of companions.

DARNELL:
Middle class girl from Beaconsfield.

Took up Buddhism
in college.

Lives alone,
teaches primary school.

Supports all the causes
you'’d expect.

Free Burma, free Tibet.

That'’s them.

How does she hook up
with Nanda?

According to her,
he spoke at the temple, She offered to billet him.

Maybe there'’s
romance involved.

He'’s a buddhist monk.
They'’re celibate.

May he'’s not a monk.

And people don'’t always
play by the rules.

SLADE:
I can'’t confirm the body is Ashin Nanda.

I can'’t even find out

How many monks
named Ashin Nanda There are in Burma.

Freedom of information,
as a concept, hasn'’t really caught on with the generals.

But you'’re fairly certain
that a monk named Nanda Was arrested in late 2007?

SLADE: Yes. Amnesty
International had him in a Rangoon prison,

One of your top ten
Southeast Asian hellholes.

What about Adrian Maguire?

[SIGH OF RELIEF]
much more.

Thank god for open societies
where technology'’s embraced

and no personal secret is safe.

MAGGIE:
he teaches electrical engineering

At the university of Salford
in Manchester. Lives with his mother.

That'’s suspicious right there.

His name'’s on plenty
of social activist petitions.

Nanda'’s plane ticket to Canada

was paid with Maguire'’s
credit card.

They came over together.

How long ago?

Uh, three weeks.

Universities are in session
in England.

Why isn'’t he in class?

I'’ll find out.

[KHALI EXHALES IMPATIENTLY]

How long can two people chant?

How long is a piece
of string?

If Moose could see us now,

I think he'’d probably be glad
he was left behind.

That'’s more about
working with Gray.

He still blames Gray
for getting Layla killed.

Do you?

I think the Buddhists
have it right.

KHALI:
How so?

You never know
when it'’s coming, but death'’s inevitable.

There'’s nothing you can do
to prevent the inevitable.

GRAY:
So every time Maguire left a store,

we sent an agent in
to find out what he bought.

Tools, copper,
steel tubing,

a whole bunch
of electrical equipment.

Why'’d he come to Toronto
to do his shopping?

Well, it'’s harder to trace.

So what'’s all this stuff
add up to?

I don'’t know...
Could be making a Tesla coil.

Like he said.MAGGIE: Okay.

Yeah, it produces high voltage
alternating current.

Okay.

I don'’t know,
I see steel tubing, I think pipe bomb.

No, he'’d need a detonator
and an explosive.

Tempered steel
is not gonna fragment like ordinary pipe.

They'’re buddhists.
Aren'’t they supposed to be non-violent?

We could pick '’em all up
for questioning.MAGGIE: We haven'’t got enough.

Maguire'’s at the airport
waiting for a flight back to Montreal.

We'’ve gotta figure out
what they'’re up to, preferably before they execute.

I wanna take another run
at Jeanette. You got him?

Away you go.

[CAR STARTING UP]

KHALI:
We have some new information regarding your case.

JEANETTE:
Do you agree now that the Buddha was stolen?

We can'’t prove that.
Jeanette, I'’m really here to warn you.

We are not going
to stop protesting.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

But isn'’t violence
against your beliefs?

Who said anything
about violence?

Adrian Maguire.

He'’s one of your group?

Yes.
He'’s a friend of Nanda.

Do you know what
he spent the day doing?

Are you spying on us?

He was buying items
that could be used to construct a bomb.

MAGGIE:
Just got off the phone with a very friendly secretary

at Salford University.
Professor Maguire is on leave this term.

Sabbatical?

Gwen thinks he'’s depressed.
His grant application was turned down by JARPROD.

Joint academic research
program for defence.

What did professor Maguire
want to research?

Gwen said it was all
very hush-hush.

[ENGLISH ACCENT]
"The military do love their little secrets."

We know someone who might be
able to provide us With the details.

MAGGIE:
Her Majesty'’s Secret Service?

Charlotte?

KHALI:
Bao Lanh.

His cousins in Tthailand
helped Nanda to get to England.

So you know him
through Nanda?Yes.

Do you know what he does
for a living?

He said he was
in networking.Uh, sort of.

He'’s a Major player
in Montreal organized crime.

Drugs, extortion,
prostitution.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

I believe that
you'’re a well-meaning person who is being misled.

There is strong evidence
that the real Ashin Nanda

was killed last year
in Burma.

You really care what happens
to the Burmese people?Yes.

You'’re the only one
in your group who does.

KHALI:
She claims she doesn'’t know what they'’re planning.

I believe she'’s telling
the truth.

What does she know?

Nanda told her he was preparing
another demonstration.

She'’ll be given her role
when the time comes.

And the Buddha
would be returned to its rightful place.

That could be Nanda'’s pocket.

But we still don'’t have enough
for a dry conspiracy charge.

Jeanette feels
totally betrayed. I think we can turn her.

You'’re sure you wanna
go that way?

I think it'’s the only way.

JEANETTE:
Allo!It'’s me.

Finally!Sorry.

Where have you been?

But I brought a friend
to help.

Hey.

I sprained it walking down
the stairs to the metro.

Cell phone.MAGUIRE:why didn'’t you tell us?

JEANETTE:
I felt so bad.

You said I had to be ready
this afternoon.

I knew we'’d need
another person quick.

We pick, not you.

I can do this.

There is risk.

The last time we were arrested.

I'’ve been in
protests before, This is Montreal.

Mounted police,
tear gas...

I'’m not afraid.

We intend to command
worldwide attention.

We'’re not playing games here.

KHALI:
yeah, I know.

JEANETTE:
Aye! What'’re you doing?

We should find someone else.

That'’s fine.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

Oh, and just to show
I don'’t have any hard feelings,

I won'’t tell anyone
what you'’re up to.

Wait!

Will you do as instructed
without question?

Yes.

It'’ll be all right.

She'’s the right size.

Take off your sweater.

DARNELL: I lost the signal
on Khali'’s phone, right after she went inside.

I didn'’t want to risk a wire
on either one of them.

Any chance of getting a look
through a window?

Sliding a micro cam
under a door?

No, not without being seen.

KESSLER:
So we'’re deaf and blind.

Stand ready to go in.

Copy that.

MAGUIRE:
All right, once again, here'’s your assignment.

You enter the front doors
35 minutes before closing.

You walk through
the side gallery to this corridor here.

at precisely 5:30,

You knock twice
in rapid succession...

On this door here.
Got it?

Then what?Then you follow
my instructions.

It'’ll be a terrific show.

[LOUD BANG]

Questions?

No, I'’m good.

Very well.
See you at the museum.

MACKENZIE:
I don'’t understand.

If they want to steal
the Buddha,

why draw attention
to themselves with this protest?

They drew attention
to the Buddha,

got the media to announce
what it'’s worth.

Okay, so I'’m just a girl
from Drummondville

who usually chases
drug dealers,

But how do they expectt to fence
a ten million dollar sculpture.

The discount is 90-95 percent.

But still,
who'’s gonna fork over one million?

Some rich weirdo
with a secret collection?

That'’s mostly fantasy.

So what then?

You turn it in
to the insurance company for the reward,

or you use it as collateral
to buy drugs or guns.

No kidding.

Yeah, a piece can circulate
for years in the underground that way.

So I don'’t know
much about art,

But I know what I like.

Can you make out
who'’s in the van?

Uh, no.

MACKENZIE:
More coming. Pick one.

The van!

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

I wonder what he'’s up to?

MACKENZIE:
He'’s changed.

You want to follow
him inside?

I'’m on the front door.

Any sign of Khali?

Yeah, she'’s coming up
the front steps.

Is she okay?

[CHUCKLING] Oh, yeah,
she'’s in full bloom.

She'’s about
eight months pregnant.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

Your sack?

Entree.KHALI: merci.

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

KHALI: I'’m inside.
I'’m waiting to connect with Maguire.

What'’s the plan?I still don'’t know,
but I'’m carrying...

[DOOR OPENS]

Why didn'’t you knock?

I had to use the ladies.

You know how it is
when you'’re pregnant.

What'’re you doing?

Give me the package.

What'’s in it?

Here.

[PLASTIC SNAPPING]

Go and stand guard.No, tell me
what'’s going on.

Do as you'’re told!

Adrian!

Khali and Maguire
are in the museum,

but they haven'’t made a move
on the Buddha yet.

Any sign of Nanda
or Bao Lanh?

No, not yet.

[SOFTLY]
What'’re you doing?

KHALI: Open the door!Be quiet!

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

I'’ve got another call
coming in. I'’ll pass you to Maggie.

Yes?

CHARLOTTE:
Michael, your Professor Maguire

and his MOD
Research project?Yes?

CHARLOTTE:
Some sort of theoretical new weapon.

Ministry of defence
gave it the thumbs down.

Claimed it had no practical
military application.

So they already have one.

Any specifics
on the type of weapon?

Sorry.

If you really need to know,

I could permit a certain
gentleman to touch my thigh.

Close your eyes
and think of England?

I'’d be thinking of you,
darling.

[MIRTHLESS CHUCKLE]
This should be enough, thanks.

Nanda'’s arrived
at the museum.

He'’s walking toward
the front entrance.

He'’s carrying
a large water jug.

He'’s stopped.

[PLASTIC SNAPPING]KHALI: Adrian!

Let'’s go!

What were you doing
in there?There'’s no time!

[ELECTRICAL CRACKLING,
HIGH-PITCHED SQUEAL]

[ELECTRICITY POWERING DOWN]

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

SECURITY GUARD:
Mesdames and messieurs,

veuillez sortir
par la porte principal.

Nous avon une panne
d'’electricite.

Ladies and gentlemen,
please exit by the front door.

We are experiencing
power failure.

I'’ve lost Darnell.

Slade, anything?

Nothin'’, nothin', nothin'’.

I can'’t get
Montreal police coms.

Uh, I'’ve lost security
camera feeds.

Emails are bouncing back.

Land lines into the museum?

Down. They'’re down, too.
It'’s a black hole.

[RAPID RINGING AND BEEPING]

DARNELL:
Move! Clear this doorway!

Get out of the way!

Move now!

ONLOOKER:
Somebody get a fire extinguisher!

For god'’s sake, help!

What the hell happened?

It'’s a diversion.

[PANTING]

Tabarnac!

Check with your people
at the exits. I'’ll take the parking lot.

MACKENZIE:
Okay.

SLADE: still no contact.MAGGIE: yeah.

Montreal police units
are on their way to the scene.

I'’m gonna link with them.
Let me know if you get anything.Okay.

I'’m starting to get tweets
about a power failure at the museum.

Uh, some say lightning strike,
others that there was a fire.

Was it a bomb?

Did that son of a bitch
build a bomb after all?

No, a bomb wouldn'’t wipe out
all the cells and...

Oh no.
Slap me upside the head and call me curly.

What?

SLADE:
oh, I am an idiot!

I even saw the parts
you brought in.

[STRESSED SIGH]
It'’s an e-bomb.

What the hell'’s an e-bomb?

SLADE:
an electro-magnetic pulse weapon.

The theory'’s been
around for years.

MOOSE: slowly, Slade.
For those of us who spent grade 11 physics

trying to get next
to Natalie de Ruscio.

Maguire tapped into
the museum'’s power supply.

The steel cylinder
would have been used To contain the explosion.

What'’d be the point
in blowing up the art?

No, no, the explosion
of an EMP device,

it'’s relatively small
and focused.

Maguire wouldn'’t have needed
much more c4, say, than...

Than you could smuggle in
under Khali'’s shirt.

Excuse me?

You generate an intense
magnetic field.

Every electrical device
within range acts like a lightning rod.

All circuitry ends up
completely fried.

Lights, phones, computers...

Surveillance cameras,
motion detectors, alarms.

All turned into
Wall-e waste.

[SIGHING]

Oh, the horror.

The horror!

[COMPUTERS BEEPING]

Brilliant!

I knew it would work.

Wait '’til those dunderheads
at defence hear about this.

Give me the Buddha.

Hurry up!

MAGUIRE:
Bao Lanh, relax, we did it!

BAO LANH:
Tie them up.

Tie them? What...
What is this?

BAO LANH: Kneel down.Kneel?

You too.

Don'’t be foolish.

Put that away!

[GUNSHOT]

KHALI: Go!

[TIRES SCREECHING]

Nanda was wearing the shorts
and the t-shirt under the robe.

Once he sits down,
He sets up the framework to support the robe.

Like a monk-shaped tent.

Exactly.

Then he sets the smoke off
first,

flips the false head up,

slips out the back,

and a split-second later
sets the whole thing on fire.

Criss Angel,
eat your heart out.

MACKENZIE:
Bao Lanh'’s in the interview room,

And Jeanette Talbot
has finished her statement. Any takers?

MACKENZIE:
you shot and killed Adrian Maguire in cold blood.

That is 25 years, guaranteed.

DARNELL: You have friends
in the system, right? And enemies.

You wanna be able to choose
where you do your time?

MACKENZIE: We want two names,
Nanda'’s real name and the name of your fence.

You'’re too smart to plan
a heist like this and not know where to lay off the goods.

And you going to let Nanda
have the payday

and you do the time?
That'’s not very smart.

25 years is a long time to be
looking over your shoulder.

Are we finished here?

I feel so stupid...

And gullible.

You were targeted
by two professionals

who thought they could
take advantage Of your passion for a cause.

I'’ll never trust my ability
to judge character again.

Mais non, Jeanette...

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

You helped us catch
Bao Lanh.

And Nanda got away
with the Buddha.

It might as well be back
in the hands of the generals.

Don'’t Buddhists believe
that people face consequences for causing suffering,

in this life
and in the next?

Yes.

So the man formerly known
as Nanda will get his,

one way or another.

I hope he gets his soon,
in this life.

TV:
The people who stole the Buddha

believed that it was taken
from Burma illegally.

RUTHERFORD:
I acquired the Buddha through legitimate channels.

The people who took it
from the museum are the thieves.

Are you offering a reward
for its return?

No, I don'’t want
to reward criminals.

But I'’ve decided that
if I do get the Buddha back,

I will return it
to the Burmese people,

Just as soon as democracy
is restored to that country.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

Yeah, I'’m watching.

The PMO was very happy

that you talked Rutherford
into making that noble gesture.

Not hard
when the man'’s promising

to give away something
he doesn'’t have.

Yes, it would be better
if you found it for him.

Get on that, won'’t you?

[ICE CUBES CLINKING]

TV:
...Close to recovering the golden Buddha,

The statue is valued at more
than 12 million dollars.

Now we will continue to follow
this story...

It just keeps going up.

Who'’s that guy
with Rutherford?

His dealer,
Oscar Tomaso.

JEANETTE: Two weeks ago,
When Nanda and I went to meet Bao Lanh at his restaurant,

That creep was leaving.

H...he was with Bao Lanh?

JEANETTE:
Yes, I remember.

He checked out my ass
as he was walking away.

I just wanted to say
I'’m sorry about what happened in New Brunswick.

Thanks.

From what I hear,
there was nothing you could do.

Kim wouldn'’t agree.

Most days,
I think she can'’t stand the sight of me.

Yeah, I know how that feels.

Gray, Moose,
we know who'’s moving the Buddha.

Tomaso, the dealer,
is connected to Bao Lanh.

So he was in on this
from the beginning, working both ends.

Sure. He got a line
on the Buddha in Thailand,

Faked the documentation,
and then suckers Rutherford into buying it.

He gets a commission
on that sale...

Then he and Bao Lanh arrange
the heist in Montreal.

So Tomaso can
resell the statue,

or return it
and collect a finder'’s fee from the insurance company.

And split it with the thieves.

It'’s just a two-way
split now. Nanda'’s the only one left on the loose.

Well, I bet he'’s on his way
to Toronto to deliver the Buddha to the double-dealer.

Pay mr. Tomaso a visit.

Let him know that
his art recycling project has come to an end.

Oh...

And don'’t return
without the Buddha.

We know you sat down
with the thieves in Montreal.

GRAY:
And you push the price up every chance you get.

This is really preposterous!

You just keep making money
Off that little gold fella, don'’t ya?

Gentlemen,
you are completely mistaken.

The problem is that Bao Lanh'’s
looking at life in prison, while you and the monk cash out!

You think he'’s gonna
sit still for that?

MOOSE:
He'’s still got a lot of connections, you know.

I don'’t know anyone
named Bao Lanh.

Well, someone'’s gonna
pay you a visit. They'’re gonna want Bao's cut.

And you'’re not gonna have it.
You know why?

'’Cause we're not gonna
let you take delivery of the Buddha.

And we'’re gonna be
watching you.

All right,
so what'’s it gonna be?

You can cooperate with us,

or you can take your chance
with Bao'’s friends.

I hope you get Nanda
and the sculpture.

So do we.

It was great working
with you.

You too.

Are you sure you have
to go right away?

I would really
like to show you more of Montreal.

I'’d better get going.

Don'’t forget,

You left your wedding ring
in the drawer.

[GRIMACING]

It'’s cold.

[LADY MUMBLING]

Maggie'’s got it rough.

Yeah.

Nothing she can do.

Every day she wakes up,
it'’s gonna be there.

Just gotta put in the time.

Yeah.

GRAY:
Here we go.

Shit! He made us!

[TRUCK HORN BLARES,
TIRES SCREECH]

He came out of nowhere!

He ran right in front of me!
I couldn'’t stop!

GRAY:
Don'’t worry about it.

Not a scratch.

Jesus.

Karma.