- Get up. - I apologised.
I tried to explain.
- What do you want from me? - Get up!
- Pete, stop. - Get on your feet!
MAGGIE: Stop. - I don't wanna get up.
MAGGIE: Stop. - He stole my name.
- Yeah, I know, but-- - He stole my family.
I know, but I still don't want you to hit him.
Why are you sticking up for him?
I'm not. It's just we need him.
- No, we don't. - Yes, you do.
You shut the fuck up!
MAGGIE: Look, Pete. - What?
Just a couple more days.
And then what? Y-y-you get this money?
Yes, I promise.
I promise.
- I didn't steal your family. - They think you're me!
- We do not have to settle this right now. - PHONE CHIRPS
But it's not fair!
I know. Alright, come on.
PETE: Not fair... - I know. I know it's not fair.
What is this, a picnic?
I'd have punched you in the fucking throat.
Hey, thanks for the support.
Yeah, there's no way I'm getting in the middle of that.
Wasn't he supposed to be here by now?
He'll be here.
PETE: What do they even look like?
The same, older.
Your grandfather had a stroke.
- He had a stroke? - He's alright.
- Yeah, you sure? - Yeah.
And your grandma hasn't changed at all.
HE CHUCKLES
What about Julia and Taylor?
All grown up, same as you.
I can't stand that they think that he's me.
I wanna see 'em.
- I have to see them. - I know...
but we have to do this first.
We're so close, Pete. Trust me.
We need him...
to get the money and stay alive. Please?
FREIGHT DOOR OPENS
MARIUS: Porter.
Marius.
Nice place.
What do you think about the buffalo?
What do you think I think?
PORTER LAUGHS
PORTER: Mohegan has three casinos.
This is Casino of the Wind.
The red circles, cameras.
The yellow circles are spotting stations and the green arrows are exits.
That's all the, uh, security I could identify.
You might have missed something.
Ah. HE CHUCKLES
There's your buffalo.
So what do you think about the vanish?
Sure.
- Oh. - If it was still in the museum.
But here, in the middle of a casino
with sight lines to three security stations and eyes in the ceiling?
It can't be done.
Jesus.
This is your miracle worker?
"The trick is always impossible until it isn't." Those are your words.
Maybe I was wrong.
You don't believe that.
Almost impossible
and risky as hell.
I'm listening.
You need a slippery Sam.
A big move to cover the small moves.
- Right. - Which means...
We need a second buffalo.
To start with.
Well, if it was easy, anybody could do it.
- That's my line. - I know. I'm just siding with you.
So we need a second buffalo.
I heard that.
OK, do you know where to find a second buffalo?
No. Do you?
So, your job, you basically solve mysteries for criminals?
Part of my job.
OK, well, this? This is my job
and in order to do my job, I need you to trust me.
Ha. Trust you?
Yeah, um, when you finish over there, could we, um, get started?
MARIUS: What is the... what is the key problem here?
365 degrees of visibility.
We gotta cut the damn thing in half.
Are you gonna say anything?
About what?
About what the fuck do you think?
Gavin. What, did you forget?
He was the one in the shower curtain with the knife in his chest.
So we still gotta do the small move...
You got a friend ends up in a shark tank, gets eaten.
Now, you blame the shark, or the person who pushed your friend into the tank?
And we're still gonna get the money from them, right?
- We're definitely getting the money. - Right.
ROCK MUSIC: "Harder Out Here" by The Bright Light Social Hour
♪ It's getting harder out here ♪
♪ I keep tryin' to just make my way ♪
♪ It's not lyin' ♪
♪ I'm only tryin' ♪
♪ Just trust in me ♪
♪ Trust in me ♪
♪ Just trust in me ♪
♪ Trust in me ♪
♪ Just trust in me. ♪
Fuck me!
Mm, I'll pass.
What the fuck?
- Where's Trish? - Yeah, no, I actually owe Trish an apology.
She thought I was here as a cop.
But I'm not. I'm here as a private citizen.
Then private citizen Taylor Bowman can get the fuck out.
Lance.
As much as it pains me to say it... HE SIGHS
I need your help with something.
Come with me right now
I'll never bother you again.
PHONE CHIMES
Hey, get the fuck out, man!
Trish! Trish!
- Oh, shit. - Get the fuck out. Trish!
PHONE CHIMES
Yeah, I'm gonna need you to resume that job I put you on the other day.
I followed your friend for three days.
- I didn't see anything. - SEAN: Yeah, well
I was out with my friend last night
and saw the other guy with another woman.
Knowing her, she's gonna wanna see him ASAP.
Well, then, your friend has terrible timing, cos today's my day off.
Maybe he'll fire you.
- You can come back and work for us. - Sean pays better.
Is that all you care about, is money?
It's not all I care about.
Come on.
DOORBELL RINGS
- Hey, hi. - Hi.
We're looking for Colin.
Um, he's not here.
Well, it's really... it's pretty important that we find him.
Do you know where he is?
I think he's downtown somewhere.
Oh, wait, you know what?
Maybe that was yesterday--
- Do you mind if I use your bathroom? - Oh...
- Prostate's acting up. - Um...
Wow, OK. Yeah, um... it's just down the hall and to your right.
Uh...
I like his hat.
So does he.
INDISTINCT CONVERSATION
HANNAH LAUGHS
OTTO CHATTERS
HANNAH: No, we don't have a dog. - OTTO: No?
We did have a dog...
Uh, sorry.
Did you mean your right or my right?
Um...
There it is.
- Uh... - OTTO CHUCKLES
Well, what do you know?
I think he said something about mail...
You mean the post office?
I don't know.
Uh...
Oh!
Thanks a lot for your help.
- Wait, what are you doing with that? - Uh, Colin wanted us to have it.
- It's an Irish thing. - It's an Irish thing.
- Where'd you find it? - It was hanging over the shitter.
Oh, kid's got no respect.
HANNAH: Hey! Hey!
Hey, so I remember where Colin is.
Um, he said "bail"
not "mail," so I guess he's staking out some bail bonds office
- on Elm Street-- - Bernhardt Bail Bonds?
HANNAH: Yeah, that's the one.
Three people?
That's terrible.
Were those the robbers?
I s... I see.
Really?
- DOOR OPENS - What did he say?
DOOR CLOSES
Uh, well, thank you so much for your help.
I didn't think you were coming in today.
Uh, yeah, I took a...
I took a certified check as a deposit on a bond and hid it in the back.
You should really put that in the safe.
Why I'm here, not being trusted with the combination.
Who were you talking to?
Ginny, at the courthouse, uh, double-checking Sperling's court date.
Hey, so, um, day after.
How are you feeling about, um, Maggie's return?
Oh, um, you know, uh, I think she's right.
Forgiving and forgetting are the key.
- AUDREY CLEARS HER THROAT - No worry. I'll sit at the desk
back turned, eyes closed.
Mm.
SHE SIGHS
You done?
I am.
Could I give you some advice?
Could I stop you?
If you'd come in and said you needed the gun
just because you had, I don't know, a bad feeling
I wouldn't have thought twice
but going through this rigmarole
makes me think there's something I should know. Is there?
I just needed bullets.
- And? - DOOR OPENS
- Hello, there. - Can we help you?
Yes, you can.
And you've assessed correctly. I'm not here to bail anyone out.
- Then what do you want? - She knows what I want.
I have no idea.
Sure you do.
You also know that bail bonds companies still get a bond back
if a defendant turns up dead.
Luis tell you that?
Alright, you got five seconds to leave before I call the police.
No, you won't, because right now I don't plan to hurt either of you.
I doubt you want me to change my mind.
- Just give me a location. - SAM: Julia.
Don't say a goddamn word.
He's unarmed.
I know this because I've got his gun right here.
Come on, Grandpa.
- I buy 'em by the dozen. - No, no. I'm Grandpa.
And I'd be willing to bet this one'll be untraceable
after we shoot you with it.
Yeah, well, you didn't walk through the logic on that one, did you, old timer?
You'd still need to explain why you shot an unarmed man at point-blank range.
Then we'll shoot you with this gun
and stick yours in your hand.
Well, I guess I'll go...
but if I leave here without a location
you're choosing to do this the hard way, because I will find what I'm looking for.
Get out.
SHE EXHALES
Julia, what the hell have you gotten yourself into?
SHE SIGHS
LANCE: Where are we going?
You're gonna take me to where you and Dockery
and his goon buried the body of the guy who got stabbed in the head.
- Why? - Doesn't matter why.
A thing about being a lawyer is knowing when you need a lawyer.
I am giving you your one chance to not need a lawyer.
You're gonna show me where that grave is, or everything that you did
conning Audrey
disposing of the body, it's all gonna come to light
and you're gonna be disbarred and jailed
before the next fucking Star Wars movie comes out.
I did it to get us out of the Dockery situation.
I didn't know Pete was gonna bring the money back.
What d'you wanna guess this Valerie's name was on that prick's piece of paper?
- Where do you have her stashed? - A storage facility in Mount Vernon.
Mount Vernon?
Why would you use a place in Mount Vernon?
Aunt Maggie suggested it.
Oh, must be that same place that Lila and Danny used back in the day.
OTTO: They kept that guy in there.
- What was that guy's name? - SAM: Rinsler.
- Yeah, Dean Rinsler. - Stashed him there for a week.
Yeah. I bet that's why Maggie and her crew picked the place.
She remembered it from before.
Thought it'd be an easy target.
What're you talking about?
I told you I wanted to find out why Pete and Maggie came back.
I talked to a guy at the gun range he robbed three years ago.
Oh, Jesus, Audrey.
He said it was connected to the robbery of a storage facility in Mount Vernon.
Several people were killed, but one got away
a white woman in her 50s.
You think that was Aunt Maggie?
- Who else could it be? - It could've been anyone.
Oh, Otto, stop!
You know who and what our daughter is.
What do I do now?
I got a pregnant lady in a storage facility
who needs food delivered and her bucket emptied
except there's a man outside who's gonna follow me everywhere I go.
Well, he can't follow all of us.
I'm sorry. It's not for sale.
I understand, but could you just hear us out for one second?
Um...
We're personal shoppers for a very high net-worth individual.
If anybody says it's Kevin Costner, you didn't hear it from us.
We found photographs of the buffalo online
we sent it to our client.
He believes this is one of the Roosevelt buffaloes
as in shot by Theodore Roosevelt.
Now, you and I both know that's highly unlikely
but once our client gets something in his head
he's hard to convince otherwise, so all I'm saying
is that if you were to sell us the buffalo for the going rate
we could turn it around and sell it to you-know-who
for ten times that amount
and we would split the difference. What do you think?
- What, no? - Hmm...
- No. - I don't know.
Margaret, tell Remi how much money he stands to make.
I'm sorry, everything that my colleague just told you, it's a lie.
- I'm so sorry. - Excuse me?
MAGGIE: Yeah. - Oh, wait.
Wait, I'm sorry.
MAGGIE: You OK? - Wait.
I think I'm getting a migraine.
My aura is, uh...
I need to get my Imitrex. It's in the car.
- Your what? - My, my migraine medicine!
I need to get it, in the car.
Wait, Marius, wait...
uh, we'll be right back.
What the fuck is wrong with you? I told you to follow my lead!
- I, I just couldn't. - You couldn't what? You couldn't lie?
A man got acid thrown in his face. I think, under the circumstances
it is OK to lie.
You know my problem isn't the lying. My problem is, it was the wrong lie.
- That man doesn't care about the money. - Everybody cares about the money!
Tha... he doesn't.
He's not gonna sell the buffalo.
Oh, is that what your spirit guide is telling you?
What, did you read the aura of the buffalo or some bullshit?
- Don't mock my beliefs. - No, no, I'm not mocking you.
I made $15,000 in two weeks in New Orleans reading sitters.
- No, I think it's a great racket. - If we're all such frauds
then how come Ethel knew about your brother's toe?
Oh, yeah, no, I'm still working on that.
Yeah, well, you're still working on it because it wasn't a trick.
It's not a trick?
Mm, I'm seeing a man.
- Oh, stop it. - No, no, he, he's...
He's, he's... HE CHIRPS
He's wearing a uniform.
- Does that mean anything to you? - He told you that his dad was military.
No, no, this is before Pete's father.
No, this guy promised to get you out of Bridgeport
because he said you were too special to be stuck there
and you believed him
just like you believed all the others who told you the same thing.
There were only two.
Yeah, but by the time the second guy came around
you were so desperate to get out of there, you betrayed your whole family.
You told a lie.
Oh, my God, screw you.
No, that's just what my spirit guide's telling me.
No, people come to me because they're in pain.
They're looking for comfort, so I use my gifts to help them.
Every time, just you and your spirit guide?
Yeah, fine, I don't have Ethel's extraordinary gift.
Sometimes, the spirit... it reaches out, sometimes not
so, yes, in order not to leave the client hanging
sometimes I use shortcuts to help.
HE LAUGHS
Shortcuts?
You mean like you pay attention to what they wear and how they talk
and how they move and what they look at?
Maybe you take a peek in their purse when they get up to go to the bathroom?
How is that any different from what I do?
SHE SIGHS
I use these techniques to help people, not hurt them.
I do it because I don't have Ethel's gift, or yours.
I love the things that you tell yourself.
What is my gift?
To just not care.
Which you got from your mother.
The heroin addict.
What, are you reading me now?
Pete tell you that?
Pete didn't need to tell me.
I see it when you walk into a room
the way you take the temperature
adjust yourself like an emotional contortionist.
Must be exhausting.
I think I really am getting a migraine.
I'm sorry. I... I shouldn't have burned you.
I just, I didn't know what to do.
You were barking up the wrong tree.
Greed is rarely the wrong answer.
You know, the thing is, though, this guy... He's got the buffalo
and several other pieces set aside, and they're so lovingly displayed
it's clear to me he doesn't want money for them.
He wants people to appreciate them.
Yeah, no, you're right.
You're right. I, I should've seen that.
Well, I, I should've handled it differently.
No, this is good. I think, well, let's work the problem.
Uh, yeah, but how? I...
I mean, he won't sell.
That's OK. Maybe we're not buying.
BIRD SQUAWKS
You sure?
I paid attention, in case I had to run.
Wanted to know how to get back to the highway.
They could've driven in circles to throw you off.
I wasn't blindfolded.
Like they didn't care what you saw.
Jesus.
That must have scared the shit out of you.
You think?
MAGGIE: OK.
Oh...
Oh, hi, Remi.
Sorry, OK, honey, why don't you sit right there?
Sit right there, this, by the doors, fresh air?
- Good for your head. - Is he going to be OK?
Oh, yeah, he's gonna be fine.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Remi
about what happened earlier.
Oh, you said he was lying.
No, I know, I know. I know. He was.
But he doesn't know that. He doesn't know it. So...
Who is this remarkable woman?
That was my grandmother.
She's beautiful. Her spirit just leaps off the canvas.
It does, doesn't it?
She ran a Texas dude ranch by herself well into her 80s.
Wow, that's amazing.
- Wow. - She was my hero.
- She died a few years ago. - Did she?
All of the not-for-sale items in here were hers.
- Oh, all of these? - Including the bison.
Oh, really? The bison, too?
SHE SOBS
My, my goodness, are you alright?
SHE CRIES: Yes, well...
SHE EXHALES
Remi...
My son, he, he doesn't have a migraine.
He has a brain tumour.
- Oh, I... - SHE SOBS
Oh, thank you.
Nobody has handkerchiefs anymore, Remi.
It's just, he... the radiation shrunk it, but then the chemo didn't work
and so now, we're just... I'm taking him around
and just showing him what he wants to see until--
I am so sorry.
But may I ask why an antiques store?
I don't know.
Wouldn't he rather see the Empire State Building
- or something? - I don't know.
You know, who can explain these things?
It's just, he... his favourite movie is Dances with Wolves
and his favourite scene in the movie is the buffalo stampede.
And it's the brain tumour.
It's, it's, it's screwing with his head
and it's why he thinks he's working for Kevin Costner.
My word.
Hey, there.
Your mum tells me that you'd like a bison in your home
- for your... - MAGGIE: For your party.
Your big party.
Yeah, yeah, you should come.
Kevin's gonna be there.
- Yes, honey. - Right?
Kevin will be there. I promise.
Yeah.
VALERIE: About fucking time.
I need to hear you go to the back of the unit.
- Who are you? - I'm with Bernhardt Bail Bonds.
How do I know you're not with Luis?
I suppose you don't, but I control the lock
and I'm here to supply you with food and water.
Step to the back of the unit.
VALERIE: OK, I'm at the back.
This is illegal.
You'd think so, but it's not.
What about the bucket?
SHE SIGHS Does it need emptying?
Well, let's just say it's not only a piss bucket anymore.
Oh. Put it by the door, then go back.
VALERIE: Fine, I'm done.
Wave your arms so the light goes.
VALERIE: Fuck you.
Get me the fuck out of here!
Hey!
- This my storage facility. - Oh, I'm sorry.
- This not jail cell. - SHE EXHALES
HE CHUCKLES
I'm fucking with you. HE LAUGHS
Wow.
You, you must be mother of Maggie.
I am.
Hm. You have name?
- Is that necessary? - It's polite.
Audrey.
HE SPEAKS MONTENEGRIN Audrey.
You, ah... you want help with bucket?
Bako will make sure guest stays.
I think she should learn her lesson.
Ah, smart.
Rub her nose in it, like teaching bad puppy.
Yeah.
I'm sorry. I didn't catch your name.
I am Luka.
Luka Delchev.
HE SPEAKS MONTENEGRIN Audrey.
Maggie's mum.
Let's go, Bako.
OK, I think we need to try this again.
BIRD SQUAWKS
I can feel you fighting the urge to shoot me in the back of the head.
Left my gun in the car.
No. No, I'm wondering what the hell Julia ever saw in you.
Well, she grew up with a meathead jock for a brother.
I can't blame her for going in the complete opposite direction.
Look how that turned out for her.
That's the wrong question, isn't it?
She's a single mother, struggling to get by, you're a reasonably successful lawyer.
Real question's... what did you see in her?
- What a wonderful brother. - I'm serious.
She's beautiful, she's smart, she's funny.
And she's a single mother, struggling to get by.
- What about Trish? - What about her?
She come from a fucked-up family? Hm?
Maybe suffer from anxiety and depression?
I mean, it all fits with your con that you tried to pull on Audrey, right?
I mean, how you angled it all so that you could swoop in and save everybody.
Lance.
You wanna be a hero.
Well, who doesn't?
Did you become a cop for the pension plan?
You got no idea where this fucking grave is, do you?
It was dark, and all these trees looked the fucking same.
Fuck.
AJ: Damn.
Now that is a goddamn buffalo.
Bison.
Buffaloes are only found in Asia and Africa.
This is the American bison.
Mm.
What's important is that we got one.
- Where's Joseph? - Joseph's stuck in California.
That's Robert.
Never Bob. Robert.
Hey, thanks for trusting Marius.
Uh, I didn't trust him.
I tracked his fucking phone.
How'd you get your hands on this girl so fast?
Maggie went online and found it in an antique store.
MAGGIE: Yeah, unfortunately, it wasn't for sale.
MARIUS: And then I fucked everything up and she saved the day.
MAGGIE: Yeah, it was your migraine act that saved it.
SHE LAUGHS
When you're done congratulating yourselves, how much do we need for the show and tell?
We just need proof of concept, so it's the set-up, it's the misdirect
- and the... - GLASS SHATTERS
AJ: Whoa.
Eh, we got a problem?
Uh, yeah.
We're on a schedule. Fix it.
- This isn't gonna work, you need to tell me. - It's gonna work.
- You like him better than me. - Oh, my God, no.
You're my own little man. You're my Pete.
So you take my name
and then you take my family
and now you, what? You want my mum, too? Huh?
- You really don't know me, do you? - No, I do.
I, I know you. I know you well enough--
I don't want your family.
I want the money.
Pete, listen to his words.
What? No! He... what? He's a liar.
What can I do to make you believe me?
Look, all we're doing is setting up a job.
Once it's done, once it's over, I'm gone.
Pete, we need to find a way to make this work for all of us, honey.
Do you understand?
What can we do? We'll do anything. Anything you ask.
- Yeah. - MAGGIE: What can we do?
Anything?
- Hi. - Hello.
- Hi, Mum. - Hi, Grandma.
Uh, Audrey Bernhardt. And you are?
Marius Josipovic.
Uh, Carly! They're here.
OTTO: Oh, ho!
Uh, Otto, this is Pete's friend Marius.
Oh, my God, it's, it's, it's nice to...
It's nice to meet you.
You know, you look a little familiar to me.
- Have we met before? - That's highly unlikely.
Where's, uh, where's Taylor?
Uh, he'll be here soon.
I'm sorry, honey. What did you say your name was?
Gina.
I'm Marius' girlfriend.
Nice to meet you.
If you'll excuse me...
- I have to help Julia in the kitchen. - OK, Dad.
Hi.
Oh, hi, hon!
Marius, it's really a pleasure to-- Oh!
MARIUS: Yeah, he's a, he's a hugger.
It was a problem on the cell block.
Yeah. Yeah, I imagine it would've been.
Why don't I talk to Maggie?
See what I can find out about this storage place?
Pete might not even know what's going on.
Like hell.
I bet their two friends are in on it, too, whatever it is.
Seriously? Right now, you see, I calmed down.
Take a deep breath...
or that.
DISTANT LAUGHTER
INDISTINCT CONVERSATION
- Hey. - They here?
Yeah, they're with Grandpa.
- You met Josipovic yet? - Not yet.
What if he recognises me from the motel?
He's the criminal here.
- So you do think he killed Winslow? - That is not what I meant.
Come on.
When, when, uh, when Marius and I were in the joint together
I would tell him stories about you guys and this place...
- Yeah. - And it always lifted our spirits.
Yeah, it's true.
I mean, I almost feel like you're my family.
OTTO: Ha!
Well, any friend of my grandson's is a friend of mine.
And now that you two are back
I'd be happy to have a family dinner every night.
- To family. - MAGGIE: Oh, thanks, Dad.
- Oh! - ALL: To family.
MARIUS: To family. - ALL: To family.
MAGGIE: Skol.
It's really nice of Pete to take care of his cellmate like this.
Yeah, yeah, very sweet.
Ahem. Hey, Pete.
I thought you said that your friend here went to Ottawa.
He's back now. HE LAUGHS
THEY LAUGH
- What, are you gonna interrogate me now? - THEY LAUGH
You can take the cop out of the station.
- THEY LAUGH - Holy shit, Taylor, you're a cop now?
- Huh! - "Now"?
He means now, because in the stories I would tell him we were kids
and I didn't want to tell him you're a cop, cos I didn't want to make him nervous.
JULIA: Right. - But yes, Marius, Taylor's a cop.
He's not gonna arrest anybody, but yeah.
- THEY LAUGH - Not tonight, at least
but there is a New York homicide detective
that would really like to talk to Mr Josipovic.
Hey, didn't your probation officer call you Josipovic the other day?
A lot of questions.
You met Pete's probation officer?
Uh, briefly, yeah. It's a long story.
Yeah, no, that is actually a funny story.
Um, we had a, a guard
when we were in together who would call us by our cellie's names
and it was one of these things that would make us feel unimportant
- or, you know... - JULIA: That's terrible.
Yeah, it's like the dehumanising prison thing.
Wait, why would your parole officer
know what some guard called you in prison?
Well, that's what's funny, because-- MAGGIE: It's weird.
No, listen to this.
My parole officer is our guard's brother.
- THEY LAUGH - MARIUS: No shit.
No, these guys are really intense.
He make you squat and cough, too?
Oh, God, Dad!
- I'm sorry. - Grandpa!
Pete, I thought you used Josipovic as an alias for your insurance work.
Yeah, I used a lot of different aliases.
It's just what came to my mind, you know? It's probably from the guard.
Well, it seems dangerous, exposing your friend like that.
I agree, I agree.
I do. Especially considering he didn't tell me
that he was gonna use my name.
- But I did tell you, remember? - No.
Yeah, I did, right before I gave you a cut of the money that I made doing it.
No, but that was after you already did it
- so I didn't really have much of a choice. - Well, I'm not gonna do it anymore.
- Good. - I'm Pete Murphy from here on out.
It's OK, it's OK.
Gina, how did you... how did you and Marius meet?
- Was it before or after? - Yeah.
You know, actually, it was during.
- Oh. - Yeah, yeah, I'm a literacy teacher
at the prison and Marius was one of my students.
It sounds creepy, but it's...
he understood Shakespeare better than any student I've ever taught.
Wow.
Yeah, yeah. Just listening to him read the sonnets
- I fell in love. - JULIA: Huh, wow.
Yeah, I guess some women just have a thing for criminals.
I think it's romantic.
Yeah, it reminds me of, uh, Lila and Danny.
No, no, no, Mum and Dad met when she gave him a concussion.
- So... - So, yeah, that's right.
It's a little bit dangerous and romantic.
It's like Romeo and Juliet.
No, no, no, no, it's more like Tenspeed and Brown Shoe.
MAGGIE LAUGHS Hey, Aunt Maggie?
I was wondering if maybe after this we could try another reading
- maybe try to talk to Mum? - Yeah, for sure, of course.
PETE: Oh. Hey, wait a second.
You came to... you came to the motel room.
- The, the, yeah... - What?
That's the one... remember I told you, someone brought pizza.
That's because, when you came here that night
and you were thinking about using again
Carly, uh, saw us and she followed us back to the motel.
- Isn't that right, Carly? - Yeah.
AUDREY: What do you mean, "using"?
Pete. Pete... He didn't tell you?
- Uh... - I'm a drug addict.
- He's an ex-drug addict. - Active drug addict.
- He's in recovery right now. - My name's Marius Josipovic
and I'm a con man.
I'm the lowest of the low.
I think that murderers are better than me
because what I do is I go in and I lie to people.
- I steal their families. - Let's not make this a meeting right now.
Let's not make this a meeting.
MAGGIE: We all make mistakes. We do.
But, you know, the important thing is we learn from them and we move on.
- Right? - For some of us, uh
mistakes are a pattern we choose to repeat.
Well... What does that mean?
It means I know about the storage facility!
MAGGIE LAUGHS AWKWARDLY
What storage facility?
- Carly, go upstairs. - No, I'm not going anywhere.
- Go upstairs! - MAGGIE: Don't talk to her that way.
Don't yell at her. She's not a child.
- And you're not her mother! - SHE SIGHS
Bad enough you fill her head with nonsense about talking to Lila.
Just because you don't understand something doesn't make it nonsense.
Pete held up a gun range while you robbed Hall Street Storage in Mount Vernon.
Tell me I'm wrong.
- Wait, what? - What I don't understand or can't figure out
is why you sent Julia there of all places, two days ago.
Maggie, is Julia in danger?
What? No.
Julia had a problem and I actually went to help her fix it.
- It's OK. - MAGGIE: I was--
They already know about Valerie.
OK.
- I mean, I just was trying to help Julia. - Oh, bullshit!
You two show up out of the blue after all this time.
You're up to something.
MAGGIE: I'm not up to anything.
Grandma, Grandma. We're here because Grandpa had a stroke.
That was six months ago!
Stop treating us like we're senile.
Tell me why you're really here.
- There's nothing to tell. - Tell me, now!
MAGGIE: Mum, look, there is nothing to tell.
Then get out of this house!
SHE SIGHS Dad?
Maggie, I love you, but if you can't tell us what's going on, you've gotta leave.
- Grandpa... - Alright, I'm out. Let's go.
Yeah. Come on, Marius.
Come on.
- Alright. - MARIUS: Gotta go.
What?
Sorry.
No, wait. Aunt Maggie, wait.
Honey, it's OK.
We'll, we'll contact your mum some other time.
I promise.
You are such a bitch!
CARLY STAMPS
DOOR SLAMS
DOOR SHUTS
I just couldn't sit there any longer, let them lie to my face.
Doesn't matter.
I'll find out what they're up to.
Mm. We may have to put a pin in that, Grandma.
We have some more pressing issues to deal with.
Oh, God.
- You didn't find the gun? - No, I told you, I found the gun.
I couldn't find the grave.
JULIA: Gun?
Grave?
I'll make coffee.
It was good to see 'em.
All of 'em.
God, I never would've recognised Julia.
Really good to see your mum.
So that's it, then. I'm going to jail.
No, you're not.
That kid...
That kid who's been following Julia...
he's the dead guy's son.
He's been living in his dad's house.
Gun turns up there, that's just as good as his grave.
And you don't have to worry about Colin being there.
He's too busy trying to kill Valerie.
Sam and I will go see Luis.
We'll try to get him to lift the hit on Valerie.
I'll go to Dockery, suggest that his money's being messed with.
I mean, I got to think that even Luis Mercado is scared of Chayton Dockery.
I'll try and find out what Pete and Maggie are up to.
MARIUS: Good...
LOUD CRASH OVER SPEAKER
Ta da!
Where'd it go?
It's magic, is where it went.
OK, uh, let's do that again.
This time, hit that deflate button a half second sooner
because I saw the shape when you pulled the sheet.
Nothing about the great trick I put together in no time at all?
Well, it was the best trick I've ever seen in my life.
Oh, it was the best trick you've ever seen in your life?
- Let's do it again. - KENT: He's right.
It's a good trick.
But what I don't understand...
is how they fuck Luka over and keep the money for themselves.
I'm more interested in how they get the buffalo out.
Excuse me, Marius, but who are these people?
- Let me-- - KENT: Oh, he didn't tell you?
Well, Mr Leon Porter, sir, we're the FBI.
Go away.
You gonna kick me out of the house, too?
I'd like you to take a ride with me.
I need your help with something.
No, thank you.
It's not a request.
GREER: There's one for each of you.
Everything you've ever been even suspected of doing
since you were 18 years old.
Every con, every hack
every safe cracked, every five-finger discount
every drug pushed on the reserve, every house robbed.
KENT: And we don't need a file for you
because Marius switched your records
so... you go to prison, no matter what.
- What the fuck? - And Frank Hooper
that isn't your real name, is it?
- You're Luka's guy. - Luka who?
GREER: But that's all history.
The fun part is the future.
That's what brings us things we can charge you with now.
We either have a fingerprint, surveillance video
or snitch willing to testify against you.
Everything from obstruction to conspiracy.
In the case of Margaret Ruth Bernhardt
given her participation in a robbery that left four people dead
it's the brass ring.
Murder in the first.
KENT: The choice is simple, people.
You cooperate and help us take down Luka
or you go to jail.
You know what you're doing?
You know what we call it in the confidence world?
It's called an urban cowboy.
It's all hat and no cattle.
You have nothing, so you're trying to intimidate us
with all this razzle-dazzle.
I'll give you some razzle-dazzle.
If you had anything, you would charge us
and you would suspend prosecution pending cooperation.
So here's what we're gonna do.
We'll do our job, you do your job, and we'll see who wins.
How about we just tell Luka how you're planning to fuck him over?
You all go to the tub, snap, crackle, pop.
You don't think Luka already knows that we might rip him off?
He's got a guy right here.
He's watching us.
Frankly, I'm insulted that you think we would fold so easily.
So if you have nothing else, we're gonna get back to work.
Well, it seems Marius has made the choice for all of you.
Hope you're all prepared to live with the consequences.
So, Marius.
Um, I'm curious.
Uh, just when did the presence of the FBI slip your mind?
I was gonna tell you about the FBI.
When? When we're just about to go to trial?
They don't have anything.
- They don't? - No.
Let's see what Luka has to say about that.
Luka already knows that they're watching.
Oh, he knows, but we don't?
- Well, you do now. - PORTER: Oh, I do now?
- Yeah. - Let's go.
- Oh, for Christ's sake. - PORTER: Let's go?
Wait, wait, where you going, man?
AUDREY: It's good you aren't speaking to me. That way, I can talk, and you can listen.
Your aunt was right about one thing.
You're not a child anymore.
It's time you knew why my relationship with Maggie is what it is.
A few years after Pete's father died
your aunt took up with a guy named Derek.
He was a crook she had met through our family business.
When Derek went to jail on a rather large charge
your Aunt Maggie bailed him out without collateral
and without asking us
ran with him to California, dragging little Pete along with her.
The cops caught up with them
Derek went to prison, and Maggie never forgave me.
How did the cops find them?
I got an address off the letters Maggie sent to Lila.
My mum gave up Aunt Maggie?
No.
She was hiding the letters. I found them.
When Lila learned what I'd done, she was furious.
Lost all trust in me.
We were never the same after that.
At times, I thought about trying to... patch things up, but I didn't know how.
When she died, my chance to ever do so died with her.
Because of what your aunt did, I lost both my daughters
and I refuse to let any more of Maggie's actions cost me my family again.
So... what are we gonna do about it?
So, why am I here?
Your money's in trouble.
How's that?
To take care of it, I made a deal with Luis Mercado
to run it through his legit businesses.
In exchange, I had to use some of it to bond someone out for him.
Now, he's trying to kill her.
I don't see how that affects my money.
You get the bond back, whether she's dead or alive.
How... how do you know that?
The way I see it, it's a win-win-win.
Let Luis have Valerie, I get my money laundered, and...
you no longer have to be my launderer.
Why do you care about Valerie, anyway?
She's a criminal.
And I'm a bail bondswoman, not an executioner.
Uh, technically, you'd just be the guard walking her to the execution.
Nobody blames that guy.
All I need is a location.
And if I say no?
- Then you're the only one who loses. - What are you gonna do, kill me?
Threaten my kids?
Whoa, I would never do that.
But that young guy, Colin, or whatever his name is
real go-getter.
I thought it was the 50 grand I got on Valerie's head
but there's something else driving him. It's like it's personal.
You should see what he did to my man Omar.
Who knows what he might do to you?
So... just tell me where Valerie is
I call off the kid.
Don't tell me where Valerie is?
I'll call junior hitman and tell him where you are.
Well, then, I think I have a compromise.
Fuck.
Pshh.
Ta-da!
HE SPEAKS MONTENEGRIN Bravo.
That's good.
Thank you.
How? And don't give me fucking "magician secret" bullshit.
It's um, it's an inflatable sheet
so CO2 cartridges fill ribs that are in the sheet
which mimics the shape of the buffalo and we remove the buffalo
uh, and then the sheet deflates when someone pulls on it.
- And how buffalo gets out of casino? - We're still working on that.
You gonna tell him now? Or should I?
Tell me what?
Well, there's a little bit of a bump in the road.
Ha, "bump."
More like the front range of the Himalayas.
It's the, um... it's the FBI.
Fucking FBI.
Not new.
FRANK: Well, I know FBI. This is different.
To make the buffalo disappear
Marius had to make a loud noise to distract us.
To get the FBI's head to swivel, take a nuclear blast.
Well, I fool big organisation before.
I fool four to get 15 million out of Yugoslavia.
That's Albanians, Italians, Serbians, and Montenegrins.
All due respect, Luka, this is the FBI
not some Balkan government in the middle of a war.
HE SPEAKS MONTENEGRIN
Not government.
Mafia.
Very sophisticated.
United Nations send 15 million to Balkan to buy medicines during war.
Money intercepted by general.
Goran Bobetchko.
HE SPEAKS MONTENEGRIN This is a bad man.
But it's too much money
for Bobetchko to sneak out by himself, so he needs partners.
Here is plan. Albanian mafia get money to coast.
Montenegrin mafia sail money from coast to Italy.
Only, here is problem.
Montenegrins, they don't have a boat, but they know me
so we load money onto Papa's squid boat
and Bobetchko sail off to Italy with me.
We land...
and I run into town to buy food and wine
you know, to celebrate, and I keep going.
Bobetchko go to look for money on Papa's squid boat.
Oh! No money!
HE LAUGHS
Money on other boat.
Luka's boat, heading to New York City.
I was own decoy.
Do same here.
FBI want me.
FBI think I have money, they will follow.
So you lead the FBI away while Marius steals the buffalo.
Well, we do have a second buffalo, which is good.
We would need a second build.
We only have, uh, three nights to be ready.
Why then?
There's a woman at the casino.
She works there, she knows me.
We have to go on her days off.
It's doable.
I think it's doable.
Not asking.
Saying.