All language subtitles for Desperate.Measures.1998.WEBRip.x264-RARBG

Hold on there.

S.F.P.D.
Okay, go ahead.

Okay.

Come on, baby.
Come on.

Here you go.

Yes. We're in.

This is our last shot, man.

Should've tried this
six weeks ago...

Instead of wastin' all that time
with those television appeals.

Now we go finer.

If they all go away,
we're finished.

Don't even think about it.

Back up.

We got one!

We got one!
Don't make
a sound.

Thank you.

Oh, man.

He crushed his cell mate's legs,
so they put him into solitary
through the end of the year.

Wow.
He's the real thing.

No formal education
beyond ninth grade,
but has an I.Q. Of over 150.

I appreciate what you're
doing for me, captain.

McCabe has escaped twice.

Second time he took
two guards hostage,

buried them alive,
used their uniforms and I.D.'S.

If he'd done it two years later,
they would've put him
in the gas chamber.

Ah, Jesus.

This is a mistake, Frank.

I have no choice.

McCabe!

McCabe!

You have a visitor.
Get dressed.

I have to warn you,
not just about
the physical danger...

Because he's already killed one
prisoner and crippled another...
Right.

But also, McCabe is very sharp.

He likes to fuck with you.

Frank Conner.

You know why I'm here.

My son has leukemia.

He will die without
a bone marrow transplant.

He's only nine years old.

And somehow, somehow,

I've been identified
as a compatible donor...

For your son.
I was told
you volunteered.

We're through here.

Officers!

You lied to me, Frank.

You were identified
by computer match.

I broke into the f.B.I.
Computer system.

I violated all state
and federal statutes.

Grounds for dismissal
from the police force.
Am I right?

That's right.
Give me a shot.

What's the problem?

No problem, sir.

My mistake.

I went through all
the other registries,
and there's nobody.

You're our last chance.

So what do I get out of it?

You get to save my son's life.

And why would I care
about your son's life?

What, am I supposed to find
some kind of redemption
in the eyes of god?

Do you want redemption?

Do you think I do?

You brought it up.

Don't try and get
inside my head, Frank.

I want you in,
I'll send you an invitation.

Sorry. I thought
you were opening a door.

I killed...

A lady in a hat,
a guy in a store... boom, boom.

That was real.

That happened.
I did it.

But I cannot make myself
feel bad about it.

I cannot imagine
a god who would care.

I put my faith
in the power of my own mind,

which is all I own
after half a life
of incarceration.

- I can appreciate that.
- Really?

Well, then maybe
you can appreciate...

My amusement at the irony...

That now, after all those years
of bein' locked up,

I'm given the opportunity
to kill again.

Cop's kid, at that.

And all I gotta do
is stay right here.

- What do you want from me?
- You been a good father
to the boy?

I've tried.

You tried. Well,
isn't that nice you tried?

Yeah, even my daddy
could say that.

Beat the shit out of me
every day, but he tried.

I've never hit Matt.

I'm sure you didn't.

What about the boy's mother?
Where's she?

She's dead.

You're still wearing a ring.

You feel responsible
in some way for her death?

She died in a car accident.

Dead wife.

Kid with cancer.

I'd wonder about myself too.

Will you do it?

Will you give my son
your bone marrow?

I'm gonna have to think
about that, get back to you.

No.

- You tell me right now.
- Why?

Because I haven't told him
that his cancer's back.

And when he went into remission,

he wouldn't even
let himself celebrate...

'Cause he knew the odds.

And now when I go back there,
I'm gonna tell him that
his cancer is back...

And that he will die
if he doesn't get
a bone marrow transplant.

And I wanna tell him
that I found that donor.

And I wanna give him hope.

To make it easier for you.

To make it easier for him...

And to save his life.

Well,

since you have to know
right now, Frank,

my answer's no.

Officers!

Well, that's not acceptable.

And we'll need more etoposide
from the pharmacy.

I'll get right back to you.
Mr. Conner?

Mr. Conner?
Hi, doctor.
How are you?

Good morning.
Can we sit in my office
for a few moments?

I'd like to talk
to you about Matt.
Why?

Well, I'd prefer to
do this in private.
Tell me right now.

I've just learned about
Peter McCabe declining to be
a donor, and I'm concerned.

Matt has blood in his urine,

his creatine levels are up...

And I'm afraid without
a transplant, we have
very, very little time.

Where is he? I wanna see him.
He's resting.

Let's just
give him a moment.
I'm concerned about you too.

I've learned one thing
in a specialty where you can
lose many of your patients.

You have to care
for the family...

Matt is not gonna die.

We won't give up hope,

but you may want
someone to talk to.

The hospital
has counselors...
For what?

So I can adjust to my son dying?

I don't wanna adjust
to my son dying.
May I see him now?

Absolutely.

Why don't you ask Gladys?

Can you build a rocket ship
out of tongue depressors...

Without using glue
or any other adhesive?

That holds together
without any glue?

Yeah.

Hey, dad, look.

He's gonna be an architect.

Thank you.
How are you doin'?

How are you feeling?

Not so great.

Thanks, dad.

Oh, yes!
Cool, huh?

Yeah!
Move over.

We saw this in the library.

P-47 thunderbolt.

See the
thunderbolt?
What is that?

Well, its nickname
is little demon,

and there's a little demon.

I think it's just some
sort of crazy monster.

The cancer's back, isn't it?

Yes.

B-24 bomber.
This guy's nickname...

I think I found a donor...

For a bone marrow transplant.

Really?
Yeah.

Is he compatible?
He's compatible.

But he's thinking it over.

You mean, he might not want to?

He'll do it.

Dad, if he doesn't...

What do you mean,
"if he doesn't"?

What did I just say?

Even if he doesn't,
or if my body rejects
the transplant...

'Cause that happens
sometimes, right?

Well, I just want you to know,

it's okay, dad.

You did your best.

Excuse me.
Mr. Conner, there's a call
coming through for you.

You can pick it up in here.

Hey, Matt.
Hi.

- Frank Conner.
- Hey, Frank, how's it goin'?

That sort of depends,
doesn't it?
Yeah.

Hey, look, Frank,
I've been thinkin' it over.

Why don't you send Matt here
so I can meet him?

Meet him?
What for?

Look, if it's
too much trouble...

Hi, Matt.

I'm Peter McCabe.
You can call me Pete.

Hi.

Let's see.
You're nine.

What is that, Matt?

Fourth grade?
Yeah.

You like school, Matt?
I fuckin' hated
every minute of it.

Mmm.
Yes, sir.

Not "sir," Matt.

You just call me
Pete, all right?

Uncle Pete.
But you're not my uncle.

Let's do it.
Do what, sir?

I'm gonna do the bone marrow
transplant for you.

Dad!

He's gonna do it!
Pete said he's gonna do it!

- Let me talk to your dad alone for a minute.
- Wait for me outside.

Thank you.
Sure.

Now,

I'm gonna do this if,
and only if, certain things
are done for me.

- Name it.
- You will instruct
the warden...

To give me back
my smokin' privileges,

reinstate my access
to the prison library,

allow me four sugars
with my coffee...

And get me out of that
one-man plastic box...

And back into
the general population.

- I'll do everything I can.
- Good, Frank.

You do everything you can.

What's on your mind, Frank?

You could've decided this
the last time I was here.

Well, I wanted to meet Matt.

This way, maybe he'd
appreciate me more.

Sounds a little bit
like redemption.
Maybe.

In a way.

Help a kid, help myself.

Who knows?
Right, Frank?

Who knows?

Well, this is great.

This is great. I'm just happy
things are workin' out
for both of us.

Right.

The warden's
never gonna approve
all the stuff I want.

You're gonna have to
go over his head.

At least you know that
I'm gonna be calling you
back again in half an hour.

Governor is tied up
in a trade show all day.

Frank!

Frank, listen to me.

It's gonna happen, all right?

It's gonna happen.

Now, what about the ventilation?

You think he can get through
the ventilation system?

Not in the new building.

But in the old building,
I'm concerned about
the steam tunnels.

Shall we?
Heads up.

Let's say hello to him.
He's right here.
Good.

Frank Conner, Nate Oliver.

This is Sarah Davis,
governor Walker's
assistant press secretary.

Nice to meet you.
And she has some
good news for us.

What?
The transplant's
gonna go down.

Congratulations, Frank.
The chief went
to bat for you.

Miss Davis spoke to the
governor, and the governor
spoke to the warden.

I'm just glad I could help.
I don't know what to say.

Thank you.

Well, what you can say
when the local news
interviews you...

Is that you'd like to thank
governor Walker personally
for everything he's done.

Right. Of course.

Is that a deal?
Absolutely, yes.

Sign for these.

These cigarettes are stale.

You tell that cop
and his dead kid I ain't gonna
stand for no stale cigarettes.

Just sign this form.

Why'd they put him in prison?

Did he kill people?
Yes, sweetie,
he killed people.

He's gonna be inside of me, dad.

He's gonna be a part of me.

Hey, definitely not.
Not him.

You get the blood
of an old person,

it's not gonna turn you
into an old person, is it?

If we could pick and choose,
maybe we'd take
somebody else.

I know.

Come on, now, defense.

Get those hands up!

Incoming.

I know who you are, McCabe.
I can't get you no drugs.

I don't want any drugs.
I hate drugs.

But you can get me some narcan.

It's an anti-drug.

It's a counteractive
used for o.D.'S.

And I want it in an ampule.

Not a vile.
An ampule.

Who's winning?

Well, the program's
too damn easy.

Get me Kasparov.

You know what?
Get me deep blue.
That oughta do it.

- Finish up. Lunch in 20.
- Right, sir.

This is the prison warden.
He'll take it from here.

Welcome. This old building
was the original hospital,
constructed in 1904.

1907. It was turned into a
prison ward ten years ago when
the new hospital was built.

You did your homework.
But don't let the age of
the old girl fool you.

Our security
is state of the art.

This building has two-foot
thick concrete walls,

an inch of rolled steel
over every entrance.

The whole place
is computer controlled.

After the procedure,
we'll move McCabe here to the
prison wing, a special cell.

McCabe,
r-45237.

Okay, Matt, this is gonna
take about an hour.

Maybe we should
get started?
Make it so.

Just relax, Matt.
You'll be fine.

Hey,

partner, you do
your thing now, okay?

I'm with you.

I know, dad.

I love this city.
Don't you?

This procedure
will greatly weaken
his immune system.

Until he gets McCabe's bone
marrow, I don't care how good
he looks, he's without defenses.

He gets an infection,
it could kill him
in a few hours.

Let them have his scent.

Here's his
paperwork.
Right.

Frank, we've got live feeds
from three stations...

And reporters from
the print media out front.
Not right now.

Everybody wants a statement.

How's Matt, Frank?

Mr. McCabe,
I'm Dr. Hawkins.

I'll be doing
the extraction.
Nice to meet you, doctor.

I'm sorry I can't get up
and greet you properly.

Pediatric oncologist.

Where'd you go
to medical school?
Shut the fuck up.

U.C.S.F.
Ooh!

Do your men know where
they're supposed to go?

My officers are here
with you until
he's anesthetized.

Then Kellen's outside
the door in pre-op,
trimble in post-op.

Donna, let's get a gown on him,
get him transferred.

No gown, unless you can
put it on him without
removing the restraints.

Okay, let's just
get him to the table.

You're an attractive woman,
doctor.

Your confidence especially is...
Very appealing.

Excuse me.

I can't get to his hips
with his wrists
shackled like that.

Can't you work around them?

Mr. Cassidy,
we take the extraction
from the iliac crest,

which is at the base
of the spine.

I insert an I.V. Here.
I can't operate on him chained.

Okay, unshackle him.

What are you going to
start him on? Demoral?

Demoral.

Are you a smoker, doc?

Dr. gorsha, let's give him
the demoral right away.
We'll put him under.

Right.

Let's clear the room.

Where's my dad?

He'll be back.

How you feelin'?
Sleepy.

He's breathing normally.

Bis is at 84.
Eighty-four.

Is he out?
Another minute.

- Is he out?
- A moment.

It's not dropping.

Check the probe.

I don't understand.

He's not responding to the...

Aah!

Somebody get a blanket!

He's gone down
the laundry chute!

Where does it go?
The fall will kill him!

Where does it go?
Laundry, basement.
Help these people.

He's gone down
the laundry chute,
possibly to the basement.

- Let's get people there.
- How did he get out of the restraints?

I bet the bastard
dislocated his thumb.

I'll be back.

Frank.

Come in, Frank.

It's me.
What's goin' on,
man?

McCabe is loose and they're
evacuating the hospital.

Oh, my god.
How's Matt?

He's got a little
blood in his nose.

It's not a lot,
but I just thought you
should know about it.

His platelets are low.
Where's Hawkins?
I don't know. Haven't seen her.

All personnel, report
to the fourth floor O.R.

Shit!

Ok. See if you can contact her,
and I'll be up there
as soon as I can!

You're not gonna get
very far on that leg.

Your concern is noted
and appreciated.

All personnel, code red.

Code red. Code red.

- Wilson!
- I got the blood trail
again. It starts here.

Ok, he looks like he's
gone into the E.R.
go around the back.

Go in through the
ambulance bay. I'm gonna
go in through this door.

I think
we should both...
Do as I say! Now!

Move!

Get Dr. gorsha down here
right away. We need extra help.

I'll take this one.
The burn unit's swamped.

I'll take care
of you myself. It's okay.
Need another ten of morphine.

Now, nurse! Go!

Nurse, I'm waiting!
I'll be right back.

Christine, what is the matter
with you? This is an
emergency room!

You're just standing around.
I'll do it... oh! No!

You shouldn't let her
yell at you like that.

You'll lose
your self-respect.

Now, put that in my pocket.

Thatagirl.

Hold it right there!
Let her go!

Let her go right now!

Doc, tell Frank what happens
when you try to take bone
marrow from a dead man.

Tell him.

Move all your patients
out in the hallway!

- That's enough. Let her go.
- Don't fuck with me
or you're dead.

- Put the knife down.
- I'm not afraid to die, Frank.

So I'm not afraid to kill her.
You understand that,
don't you?

Tell him.

The moment he dies, his marrow
becomes ischemic.

Without oxygen, the cells die.
It becomes useless to Matt.

You will never get outta here,
so let her go.

I'm countin' to five
in my head, Frank.

Put your gun on the floor,
or your son's doctor
will be dead.

Come on, Frank.
I already started countin'.

Okay, I'm puttin' the gun down.

Okay, talk to me.
Let's make a deal.

A deal, Frank?
What kinda deal
can you give me?

Eternal life?
Not the possibility of parole?

Do me a favor, darlin'.

Open up that curtain for me.

- Oh!
- Wilson.

If you even think about pullin'
that trigger, I'll cut her
fuckin' head right off.

Look at me. Stay cool.

Settle down.

Frank, kick your gun over here.
I'm startin' to count
in my head again. One.

You know I can't do that.
There is nobody here
on your side except me.

- You're on my side, Frank?
- If you help me.

If you put that knife down,
give my son a transplant,
I will go to bat for you.

I will do everything
in my power to make
your life tolerable.

Freedom for cigarettes.
Hey, there's a deal. Three.

- You'll never get freedom.
- I got freedom right now,
Frank.

I'm freer right here and now
than I was yesterday.
Ain't that right?

- Five!
- Here, let her go!

What are you doing?
Get out of the room right now!

Hey, Wilson! Wilson!
You kill him,
you kill my son.

Wilson to Cassidy. I need
backup now. I'm in the E.R.
I got the suspect.

Do not be a hero.
He's got no place to go.

- That's right.
- I got nowhere to go.

- I'm warning you. Let her...
- You hear that, Frank?
He's warning me.

You're warning me.
Well, I'm warning you,
you dumb fuck.

You shoot me, then I shoot her.

Wilson!
And little Frank
goes with us.

- Now who's warnin' who?
- Wilson, lower your gun.

You will not shoot that gun.

Okay, go.
He won't shoot.

You sure about that?
I'll make sure.

Wilson.

Lower your gun.
Get outta the way.

Lower your gun right now.

Don't!

Appreciate what you
did here for me, Frank.

If I need anything else,
I'll call ya.

Stay with me.
You hear me?

I need some help here.

You gave up your gun.

I need some help here.
I need some help.

It's coming in. Give me
some pressure on it.

- Get down.
- One, two, three.

It's okay.
We got you.

Bring him into the second bay.
Check over there.
Cover the doors.

What happened, Frank?

- Talk to me, Derrick.
- What happened?

Tell me, Derrick!

We had him.
Conner let him get away.

How many people
are gonna have to die tonight...

So that kid of yours can live?

Just get me outta here
before I do anything else.

I told you to stay out of it.

I want Conner locked up
till this is over with.

No cuffs until you're
past the press.

Sorry, Frank.

Let's go.

Matt had blood
on his nose. I think
his platelets must be low.

I'm going to him now.

You tell him "don't die."

Captain, don't kill him.
Please don't kill him.

Get him outta here.

Wait a second?
Where are you taking me?
To the civic center.

Hey, over here!
It's me! Frank Conner!

Don't believe the police!
They're lying to you!

McCabe has escaped!
The police can't find him!

This gentlemen, officer Walker,
is prepared to talk to you,

tell you everything
you need to know.

Conner's gettin' away!

Nate, what's that light?

It's okay, Matt.

It's the enterprise.

Yeah?
Hawkins.

How's he doing?

He's bleeding more.
Hi, Matthew.

Hello?
It's me. Frank.
How's the bleeding?

How is he?
He needs platelets to help
him control the bleeding.

He's fine. Hawkins is here.
I heard they arrested you.

I escaped. I had to. Help me
get back into the hospital.
Go down to the basement...

No!
Nate! Nate!

Nate! Nate!

Time to go, doc.
Now I need you.

- Matt needs me here.
- I need you more.

Nate. Nate?
No, Matt.
Stay. Stay down.

Why'd you have to hit him?

They told me what an asshole you
were, but now I know for sure.

Sometimes you don't
have a choice, kid.

Look, I just need
your doc for a minute.
I'll send her right back.

No. I want her
to stay.

It's gonna be okay, Matt.
Hold that on your nose.

Stay in the tent,
and I'll be back
in a jiffy.

Where's the cyclopropane?

It's in the storage cabinet
on four.

You can take my card.

Listen.

I like you.

I like everything about you.

And I haven't been with a woman
since you were a virgin.

I'm trying to be
a gentleman here.

So I'm gonna ask you again.

Don't give me anymore of that,

"uh. Duh. Here, take my card.
Don't worry about
the lock code" bullshit,

or I'm gonna forget my manners.

Now, where's the cyclopropane?

What d'ya say we go down there
and find it together?

After you.

Wake up, Nate.
No, go.

Matt!
Dad.

Matt, don't touch anything.
Get inside the tent
right now.

Right now.
Get back inside.

You okay?
Yeah, I'm all right.

It was...
It was McCabe, man.
What?

McCabe.
He took Dr. Hawkins,
dad.

What?
Dr. Hawkins.
He took her.

Dad, what's the matter?

Nothing.
Where'd he take her?

Um, he asked her where
the propane-something was.

Dad? Something went
really wrong, didn't it?

Yes, it did.

I'm not gonna get
my operation.
Hey.

Gimme some hands.

Yes, you are.

But I need you
to get some rest now.
I'll be back soon as I can.

Look at me.
Can I go?
Yeah, man.

Look at me!
Can I go?
Frank, go.

Lock this door.
All right.

Put that and
two of those
in the bag.

Then you're gonna
take me and show me where
the electrical room is.

Wait! Officer!

Hawkins!
Come here.

What?
He's right upstairs
in the storage room.

4132.
It's on the right.

He's got two tanks of
cyclopropane, one tank
of liquid nitrogen.

What is he doing?
He's going down the hall
to the electrical room.

Wait. I think
this is yours.

Doctor, please don't
call the cops.

Frank...
Please.

Tsk.

I've got to go to the pharmacy
to get amicar for Matt.
Thank you.

Police! Hold it right there!

This section of
the hospital is locked down.
You'll have to come with us.

Hold it right there!
Hands up!

On your knees!
On your knees
right now!

What are you gonna do?
Shoot me, Frank?

On your knees right now.
Get on your knees.

All right, Frank.
Don't shoot me.
I'm hit.

I'm bleedin', Frank.

Step out!

Step out!
Let me see your hands!

All right.
Just don't shoot me, Frank.

Step out!
All right.

Both hands!
Both hands!

No!

Check the generator.

The emergency lighting
is gonna kick in.
Don't panic.

Nate. Nate!
Can you hear me?

Nate!

Yeah, doc. The electricity,
the ventilator, everything's
out. Where are you?

You've gotta get Matt
to a sterile environment.

In the infectious disease lab,
there's an isolation ward.
I don't think anyone's there.

It's in the old building.
I've seen the plans,
but how do I get there?

Ok, via the walkway on five.

There's a lock.
The code is 7595.

I'll get the amicar
and meet you there.

All right. Looks like
we're movin', Matt.

7595.

7595.

Where's my dad?

He's out there somewhere, Matt.
Call him on the walkie.

Dad?
Come in, dad.

- Matt.
- Tell him we're moving
to the old building, okay?

Dad, the lights went out here.
Did they go out there too?

Yeah, they went out here too.
It's kinda scary, huh?

It's not so bad.

No, not so bad.

- Dad?
- Yeah?

If I die...
You're not
gonna die, Matt.

But if I do, do you think
I'll see mom?

I don't know.
I don't know about that.

I don't remember her so well
anymore. Is that bad?

No, that's not bad, son.
Things just happen
that way sometimes.

If I die, are you
gonna forget me?

Never.
Never ever.

I'm never gonna forget you
either, dad.

Matt, I've gotta go.

Dad, Nate says to tell you
we're moving.

To the infectious disease lab.

Dad, we're going to
the infectious disease lab.

In the old building.

In the old building
on the sixth floor.

Across the walkway
on the fifth floor.

We're going across the walkway
on the fifth floor.

We'll meet you up there,
okay? Dad?

I got the suspect
on top of the walkway.

- I have the suspect.
- Take him.

Someone shot out our light!

...Negative results, can't
find him on five or six.

Return to the jail ward
and we'll reassemble...

Sulfuric acid.

Warden on the gate.

Tell him to open up and
come out of that booth
where I can see him.

Open up the Sally ports and come
down out of the booth, Bob.

Do whatever he says.
He's got a hypo
of sulfuric acid at my neck.

Everybody face down
on the floor!

Put your fuckin' hands
over your head right now!

Get the fuck on the floor!

Show me where
to open the cells.
There.

He's suffering from
imminent renal failure.

Look, if he dies because you
won't let me across this
walkway...

There's a killer out there.

All right, I understand you're
trying to protect me.

But realize the risk
I'm willing to take.

My patients need protection,
too!

Give me the director
right away, please.

If you don't get me through
to my patient, he will die.

And you will be pers...

And I might add,
publicly responsible.

Psst! Frank!

What are you doing?
Matthew's in there.
He needs me.

Okay, tell me how.
I'll do it.
Frank.

It's taken me more than
eight years of medical
training to learn what to do.

Do you have that long?

Okay, come on.
Let's go.

You have a problem with heights?

This is not a good time
to find out.

I'm not just finding out.
I've always had it.

Okay, come on.
Give me your hand.

Don't touch me.
Okay, I'm not touching you.

Just... okay,
stand up.

Look at me.
That's it. Nice.
I'm coming.

Look at me. Chin up.
Okay, that's it.

Just count.
One. Two.
Don't go down!

Don't go...

Password.

Password.
Firefly.

About all I can do with it
is run the lights
and the cell doors.

That's all you can do with it.

What are you doing?
I'm gonna lock the whole place down.

Done.

Isn't that dangerous?
Lay down.
It's all right, man.

This is Peter McCabe speaking.
I am in charge here.

All you bulls walkin' around
in the tier,

you've got one minute
to get yourselves down to
the fifth floor dayroom,

or I'm gonna start killing
all your buddies.

Hey, fat boy up on six
scratching your ass.
You hear me?

Let's go.
Move it!

Hey, shut the fuck up!

It's good to be the king.

Five. Six. Seven. Eight.

Nine. Ten.

One. Two. Three.

Look at me.
Look at me.

Oh, no! Oh.

It's okay.

Get off the roof.

Return to the new building
and get off the roof.

Try and make
another pass.
10-David to air-8.

Try and drop him again
on the roof.

- He's on the roof.
- Listen and do not speak.

I want a six-seat helicopter
with a range of 200 miles,
fully fueled, on the roof.

If this does not
take place within 15 minutes
from right now,

I will kill hostages
at 60-second intervals.

There ain't gonna be no more
negotiations. Don't anybody
think of trying to contact me.

Over and out.

Get him his chopper.

How soon can you get a man to...

It's gonna take
a couple of minutes.

Go, Frank.

Now, you see that?
Here's a lesson for us all.

That man has a goal and he's
determined to achieve it,
no matter what.

I was...

I was skeptical at first.

But now I really do believe
he loves that kid.

Sorry, Frank.

We're in a lockdown here.

McCabe! McCabe,
open this door right now!

Open this door right now!
We've got a walkie.
Maybe you can call him on that.

McCabe... McCabe,

Frank Conner. Talk to me!

Frank Conner. Talk to me!

Frank, no one
is supposed to contact me.

Let's go. Undo his cuffs.
We're goin' to the roof.

You said 15 minutes.
Did I?
Looks like I changed my mind.

Come on. Let's go.

Richie to 10-David.
I'm there, but he's not.

- Can you get a shot?
- Not from here. It's in there.

McCabe, listen to me.
My son needs medical attention right away.

Yeah, and I need
a Martini and a blow job.

Looks like we're both
gonna have to wait.

Son of a bitch.

Let's go!

Stand by.
Here he comes.

Matt is in your building.

He's in the
infectious disease lab.
The doctor is here.

Just open the door. You cannot
possibly care about that.

Cuff yourselves to that pipe.

He can see her in 15 minutes
if your friends do as I say.

You care about your freedom?
You want out?

I told you before,
Frank.

Don't try and get
inside my head.

I'm already in there.
I'm already in there, Peter.

You're not behaving
like a cop, Frank.

I'm not a cop anymore.
I'm a father.

Yeah. Fathers.

So what have you got
for me, Frank?

I can help you.

Sure.
You'd help me.

I like that.

Don't presume to know
what I'm prepared to do.

- Okay, Frank.
- What if I've done my homework,
just like you did yours?

What if I know everything
that you know?

- Hold on a second, Frank.
- Here he comes.

Duck.

What happened?
What was that?

Just a rat, Frank.
I just shot a rat.

Now.

What's that you were saying?

You did your homework.
Very good.
What did you learn?

Everything that you learned.

Lay of the land
from top to bottom.
Shit.

Who else shares
this information?

Just you and me...

For now.

And we can keep it that way
if you open this door.

Right now.
Conner's selling us out.

But can I trust you, Frank?

I don't know.
Can you trust me?
Did you ever trust anybody?

Open the door, partner.

Frank, where are you?

Listen to me. If you had to,
could you do the bone marrow
transplant...

In the isolation ward?
Yes. I have
the anesthetic.

You go ahead.
I'll catch up.

Frank!

Yeah, I'm here.

You appreciate my work, Frank?

You're a lifesaver.

We're a team now, Frankie.
We've been a team
since the day I met you.

You begin to see that now.

I need to see my son.

"Thanks for the hospitality
and for putting up with
a difficult guest."

That's it.
He's moving.

So are we.

All units, this is vargas.
Cassidy's on his way now.

Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup!

My, my. You girls
need an exercise program.
Stop right there.

Thataboy.

Take a break.

Son of a bitch.
Cassidy!

Cassidy, come in!
Get off this frequency,
Conner.

Listen to me.
Do not send your men.

Shut the fuck up, Frank.

Do not send your men!
He's given
the whole thing away.

Do not send your men.
There's a canister...
I lost you, Conner. Completely.

- Cassidy!
- Let's go. Now.

Cassidy!

Okay, come on.
Get out of there.
Get out of there.

Fall back!
Fall back! Conner!
He's shootin' at us!

What are you doin', Frank?

I had them all, Frank!
All of 'em at once!

You're starting to piss me off.

Matthew, it's okay.
Just lie down.

Frank, Matt needs to see you.

I'll be right there.

What's goin' on down there?
What the hell was that?

My official resignation.
I'll be right there.

Conner did this.
He's helping McCabe now.

He could have
killed all of us.
You know something?

I think he just
saved our lives.
Huh?

Let's go.

Suspect is not there.
Suspect does not appear
to be on the roof.

Nate, open the door.
It's me.

Okay, Nate.
I'm here.

Nate, open this door.
I'm outside.

Gimme your gun, Frank.

Gimme your gun.

Close the door!

This is Peter McCabe.
Acknowledge.
Frank?

- Keep the door shut, Nate.
- Nate.

I cannot be killed.
I'm immortal,

thanks to my kinship with Matt.

Frank here, on the other hand,
will be dead in ten seconds...

If you do not open
this fucking door right now!

- Keep this door shut, Nate.
- Matthew!

Matt, no!

Lock the door!
Dad!

Come out where
I can see you, Nate!
It's okay.

Come on out, Nate.
Drop that gun.

Drop it right now.

Back into the room.
Let's go, Frank.

Dad.
It's okay.

Let's go.
Let's go.

Get over there.
I need to give him
another injection.

- Come on, McCabe.
- Hey, Matt.

Now!

Nice try, doc.

Frank, I need your help!

The bullet
shattered the hip bone.
Put some pressure on the wound.

- Where's the elevator
to the morgue?
- Down the hall on the right.

Cassidy knows about the tunnels.
I told him.

- We had a deal, Frank.
That was our secret.
- I lied.

Really?

Well then...
Hey!

I'm gonna need protection.
Get that gun away from my son!

We can dispense with
the transplant issue right here.

I pull the trigger
and the whole thing goes away.
You son of a bitch!

You hurt my son, I'm gonna
rip your fucking head off!

You wanna test
my resolve, Frank?

My willingness to go the limit?

You wanna find out where
you stop and I begin?
Do you, Frank?

Take me instead.
You and me. Come on!
No more deals, Frank.

I wasn't really gonna shoot you.

I was just doin' that
to make a point.

So what are you gonna do to me?

I truly don't know.

Well, it doesn't matter...
'Cause I'm gonna die anyway.

Your old man doesn't think so.

'Cause he can't face it.

Frank, grab my gun!
On the floor!

How are you feelin'?

What do you think,
Einstein?

You don't have to look at this,
you know.

I want to.

Come on.
Come on.

You know, your old man's
right about this cancer deal.

You can't just decide...
To give up and die.

You gotta fight,
and you gotta keep on fightin'.

What for? So I can be
sick all the time?

Stay inside, not play
with my friends?
I mean,

if I can't have any fun,
what's the point?

Conner! Conner,
get the fuck outta there!
Let us do our job!

You wait here.

They'll come and get you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry about the...

You know, kid, if I could have
done that for you...

What the hell'd you do that for?

My dad's coming to get you
and you got a gun.

We do have the same genes.

No, we don't!

Compatible.
Definitely compatible.

Matt!
Dad! Dad,
I'm in here! Dad!

Open the door!

You okay?
Yeah.

What?
He went through there.

Which way?
To the left.

Go back to the elevator
and call out.

Dad, he's tired!
You can get him!

We're gonna need
every car we have.

The sun's gonna be up
in 15 minutes.

If we don't find him now, he'll
get lost in the rush hour
traffic.

Over here!
Over here!

What's the problem?

- You know who he is?
- Here's his license.

Hey, partner, I'm on the job.
This man have a car?
He had a pickup.

Let me have that I.D.
I need to use your radio.

Hey, that's my car!

Assault suspect possibly driving
'89 blue Ford pickup,

California license plate
three, Henry, six, zero, six,
zebra, three.

* ...Man every night and day

* and I never lost
one minute of sleepin' *

* worryin' 'bout the way
things might have been *

* big wheel keep on turnin'

* proud Mary keep on burnin'
rollin' *

5-boy-22,
I have the blue '89 pickup,
eastbound on Van ness.

22. Are you following
the vehicle? Come in.
Are you following the vehicle?

Negative. It is now
southbound on 101.

Come on. Come on.

5-boy-22,
you said you had a blue Ford
pickup going south on the 101?

Negative. I said northbound.

Shit. "Five miles."

S.F.P.D.
What are you doing
in the east bay, officer?

- This is 5-boy-22.
- Go ahead.

I need to speak to the
bridge operator at the kakawanis
straits bridge right away.

That'll have to
go through the office.

This is captain Cassidy
speaking!

I have an emergency situation.
I need to speak directly to
the bridge operator right away!

Get the fuck off me, Frank.

When do you want it?

In a couple of minutes.
I'll let you know.

Shit!

Okay, he's 45 seconds away.

You hit the bars
when you see him.

Captain,
somebody's giving orders to the
bridge authority at kakawanis

using your name.
Copy. Let's take a look.

Okay, do it.

That's close enough, Frank.
Nice little trick.

- Well, you're a persistent
son of a bitch.
- I'm motivated.

You got any other deals for me?

- Redemption?
- If you can't eat it, drink
it, fuck it or fire it,

- I ain't interested.
- You're coming back with me,
just the same.

I don't think so.

You got friends comin'.

- It's McCabe and...
- Conner! Don't shoot yet!

Fuck!

- I'm sorry!
- Hold your fire!

Don't move.
Stay protected.

If I stay, I end up
back in that plastic box.
That is not acceptable.

We're losing oil pressure,
we've gotta land now!

Best of luck.

McCabe!

No!

Frank,
I'm going.
No, you're not!

Let me give you a hand!
Get the gurney! Move it!

I'm going with him!
Frank, you're gonna
answer for this!

Whatever, but I'm going
with him. Move! Move!

I got him!
Move it! Let's go!
Get him in!

Inside right now!
I gotta keep him alive!
Frank...

Get outta here.

Frank.

What?
I just don't think
I can...

Yes, you can, and you will.

You're gonna live
as long as it takes.

Tell me I'm right.
Am I right, Pete?

Tell me, Pete.

Guys, we got
a saturated dressing here.

How much more do you need?

- How many cc's do you have?
- We have 220.

Okay, we've got enough.

Pete, you did it.

It's going well.

Is he gonna make it?
He's stable.

Guard.

What?
He needs to rest.

What?

How's the boy?
What?

How's that boy, Matthew Conner?

I hear he's doing good.
His body seems to be
accepting the transplant.

They're all happy up there.

Good.

I guess I can go now.

You're a tough bastard,
McCabe. You'll make it.

What kind of car do you have?

* rollin', rollin'

* rollin' on a river

* cleaned a lot of plates
in Memphis *

* pumped a lot of pain
down in New Orleans *

* but I never saw the good side
of the city *

* till I hitched a ride
on a riverboat queen *

* big wheel keep on burnin'

* proud Mary keep on burnin'

* rollin', rollin'

* rollin' on the river *