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BARRY
Series 3, Episode 7

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Here we go. Guys, you ready?

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All right. Roll and music.

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Hello. I'm Gene Cousineau,
and I'm a mask collector.

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Wait. Isn't this supposed to be
a master class in acting

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given by the great performer,
Gene Cousineau?

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You're saying to your laptop or
mobile, and yes, it is. Don't fret it.

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And by the end of this class,
hopefully,

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you're going to be
a mask collector too, god willing.

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Let me give you an example
of my favorite masks. Hamlet.

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"To be or not to be.
Is that the question?"

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Stanley Kowalski. "Stella!
Get down here. I want to eat."

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A cop in Serpico. "Hey, Serp,
are you going against us?"

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See, these are not literal masks
but roles you'll play in this class,

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and they will change your life.

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Now, yes, I have given students
the tools to go on to great careers.

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This class is not about
entrances and exits.

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It is about reaching into your soul,

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pulling out that muck,
and throwing it on the stage.

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Hey, I'm acting here!

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Ratso Rizzo. So, are you ready?
You better be,

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'cause the curtain is up,
and the spotlight is on you.

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And welcome to Gene Cousineau's
Master Class.

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Thank you.

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And cut.

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Okay, that was good.
I'd like to try one more.

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-Resetting.
-No slouching, class.

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You're not at home, playing video
games. Lean in and pay attention.

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Whoever's on the taxi, try starting
earlier on entrances and exits.

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Other than that, very good.
Let's go again.

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-Got a laugh on the taxi.
-Yeah, I saw that.

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Fuck!

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Everybody read the outline on 106?

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-How we feel about it?
-So good. You slayed.

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-Killer. Awesome.
-Anyone else?

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I have a question.

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There's that scene where Medusa
Abby hooks up with the bartender,

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and the snakes keep falling out
of her hat. That's funny.

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That's not supposed to be funny.
It's supposed to be real.

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Well, the snakes on her head felt real,
but then she turns him to stone,

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but she's still horny, so she sucks
and then eats his dick.

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-Is that literal?
-What else would it be?

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I was thinking that maybe it could be
more of a conversation.

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Like, it could be about her longing,

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or like how she can't get close
to people 'cause of the snake thing.

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I guess I just... l just want
to know what she's thinking.

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She wants to get laid,
and it's funny.

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But if she wants to get laid,
why does she bite his dick off?

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What?

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She does have a point, Mel.

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So, just...

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-Good job. That was ballsy as fuck.
-Really?

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You said everything we've been
thinking but never would've said.

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How the fuck is he a showrunner?

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He's been around forever. He was
a writer on Everybody Loves Raymond.

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-What's that?
-A new show that thinks they're funny.

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Apparently, the showrunner's
a fucking party.

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... who's also, wait for it...
The love interest.

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Okay!

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He'll be like, hey, Mel.
My name is Bert, and I love my...

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And I'm gonna be like...

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Make me an appointment at Chloe
Grace Moretz's acupuncturist.

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Make sure it's with the tattoo guy,
not the bangs girl. I did not like her.

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Okay.

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Ding, ding! I'm hungry.
But not for any of that stuff.

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-So you have your own show?
-Yeah.

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-What's it about?
-I play a single mom.

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I have a cupcake store
with my daughter in Central Park.

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-What's it called?
-"Just Desserts".

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-So you stole my show?
-No, it's an important story to me.

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It's not a story.
It's a fucking math equation.

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I'm feeling uncomfortable.

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You have nothing to say
about anything.

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You've never struggled a day
in your whole fucking life!

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Nobody's ever put a hand around
your neck! This was my story.

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My story! You don't even have
a fucking daughter!

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Neither do you, Sally.

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You are nothing without me.
Nobody, stupid piece of shit.

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I brought you into the fold,
and this is how you betray me!

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-I peeled your carrots for you.
-You entitled cunt!

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You entitled fucking cunt!

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You entitled fucking cunt!

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You entitled fucking cunt!

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Cristobal Sifuentes?

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Cristobal Sifuentes?

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Excuse me.
Do you speak English?

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No.

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Do you know where
the Sifuentes family lives?

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They drugs.

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Yes, they do deal drugs.

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Do you know where maybe?

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A house or apartment building.

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Maybe a cross street perhaps?

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That's what I thought you were doing,
but did not want to be rude. So...

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No, don't laugh.
Keep it going, kids.

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-Now, how do you feel?
-Like a ghost.

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-Wrong. How do you feel?
-Embarrassed.

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She's right.
Okay, now do the scene.

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Doctor, the generators are down.

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If we don't get electricity back
in the park, the dinosaurs will escape.

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-Let's split up.
-Stop. You see the difference?

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It is all in the body.
It's much more real.

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I believe she's got the code.
He'll ride the dinosaur. It'll be fine.

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Embrace your embarrassment.
I want a purple lollipop!

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Do I look like a fool?
Not my problem.

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That was good. I don't think we need
to switch out those students.

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So, how was that, boss?

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Yeah, fine.

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So, you want me to mark
the first or second take?

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I haven't done this in twenty years.
I have no idea what I'm doing.

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-Do you need a minute?
-I don't want him to know.

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Okay. I won't tell him.

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Dude, I'm having a full-on
fucking panic attack.

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Don't panic. It looks really good.

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-It does?
-Yeah, you're doing great.

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What was your name again?

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Cheryl.

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Cheryl scripty.
Thanks, Cheryl.

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-Mark take two.
-Okay.

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Jim Moss?

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Ken Goulet.

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Mind if we go for a drive?

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I don't know what happened,
but the cops just let him go,

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so here's my card.
Address is on the back.

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You know this how?
He told you?

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Nah. Got my ways of finding out.
A couple of tours in country.

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You learn some things.

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-I was in 'Nam. Fighter pilot.
-No shit.

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Yeah. Got shot down.
Captured.

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Candy asses.
They make you talk?

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I got in my interrogator's head,
and he ended up committing suicide.

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Some of the other guys escaped.

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You convinced your interrogator
to kill himself?

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Yeah. Some of the other guys said
I had an aptitude for it.

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I thought they were just being nice.
But when I got to S.E.R.E. school,

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they pulled me out of class
and made me an instructor.

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And the guy killed himself?
Was he depressed?

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I wanted my daughter Janice
to get into it, but she resisted.

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She said, "Daddy,
what you do is fucked up."

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Did you get any sense
of his home life?

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Then she went and did her homicide
thing. I was proud of her.

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I mean, he worked in a prison camp
in the jungle during Vietnam.

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Seems like might've been
a ticking clock.

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I'm not saying anything against you.

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It might be a right man,
right day situation.

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For instance, I got a super touchy
cousin. One day at breakfast, I said,

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"Don, you don't know how to make
a proper short stack."

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He put down his spatula, went
out back, and he hung himself.

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I'm no kind of genius, but just
a simple tonnage... issue.

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Shit.

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That's him.
One hundred percent.

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Okay. Mr. Moss,
he kills your daughter,

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and then he shows up
at your door. Why?

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He was claiming Janice's killer
was still out there.

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Said it was a student in Gene
Cousineau's class, Barry Berkman.

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Fed me some line
about how I could get justice.

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Gentlemen, respectfully,

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this is the Raven,
and he's crafty like a fox.

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If he gets Jim here to kill Berkman,
it throws suspicion away from him.

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We're not falling for that.

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No matter how many people tell us
it was Berkman, we know it was him.

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-Who else said it was Berkman?
-Cousineau.

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This is what I'm talking about.

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This Raven guy knew Cousineau
was convinced it was Barry,

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and he's trying
to keep that lie going.

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He's an evil genius.

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I want to talk to Fuches alone.
No cameras.

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-That's not how we do things.
-Mae!

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This is the FBI, okay?
They're pros.

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Want a Phonebook to hit him with?
Sock full of coins?

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Hello? Hello?

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Hank?

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Akhmal?

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Hank!

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Are you okay?

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Are they torturing you?

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Yes. They want to know
about you and Cristobal.

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And how Fernando was killed.

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Where are we?

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We don't know. There are
about four men and Elena.

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Hank.
I'm almost out of my handcuffs.

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-I have one loose.
-He's bleeding very bad, Hank.

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What can I do?

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When I get loose,
I'll free Akhmal. Be ready.

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Okay.

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-Hey, Lindsay.
-We have a problem.

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-What now?
-I just sent it to you.

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-... this is how you betrayed me.
-I peeled your carrots for you.

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Oh my god.

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You entitled fucking cunt!

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She was recording you.

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Medusa sent it to me.
They're dropping you.

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They don't think someone who talks
like this belongs in their room.

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-l have to post an apology.
-No, you don't.

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Listen, I'm coming over, okay?

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That was perfect, Gene.

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-Really?
-It was unbelievable.

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I loved how engaged the class was.
I loved your warmth on stage.

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Now I can tell
teaching gives you joy.

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You know, it does.
But what about Annie?

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-Where are you from?
-New York by way of Minnesota.

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You're a talent.

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The way you photographed Gene,
you made him so, uh...

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-Masculine?
-No.

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-Virile?
-No.

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-Rugged? Brawny? Gallant?
-Nope.

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Robust? Lantern-jawed?
"Un homme pour toutes saisons."

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No, no. Tall.

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Absolutely, he was like a real giant.
He was very Adonis-like.

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-Actually, it was all due to Annie.
-Yeah.

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I've got some other projects
I'd love to talk to you about.

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-Who's your agent?
-I haven't had one since 1982.

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-I could be of help to you there.
-Doesn't matter.

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Want to get you in a room.
Very impressed.

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You should be. You don't know
what's coming down the pike.

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-She's incredible.
-Absolutely marvelous.

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I think she did great.

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Jim, what're you doing here?

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The man who took you out
to Janice's body contacted me.

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Why?

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He said he was some investigator.
He's in jail now.

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How?

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I took him there.

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So, he's talking to the police now.
What do you think he's saying?

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He said your student Barry
killed Janice.

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Barry's a good kid.
That's not him.

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I mean, he was in war,
and he's all like a mixed up dummy,

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but he's a good egg.
He was with us at the cabin.

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Now I wish he was armed.
Maybe he could've killed

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those guys that took Janice,
those Russians.

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But no, it's not him.

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Congratulations on your show.

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I would like to sincerely apologize
for my perceived transgression

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against my former employee. Friend
and employee, Natalie Greer.

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Even though the word in question
was traditionally used

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as a form of kinship between women
and is widely used in Europe,

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I understand I have offended...

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It's the truth.

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... and for that I am deeply sorry.
But I just want to say,

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be careful who you trust.

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Because it takes a certain type
of person to record a private...

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This isn't an apology.
This is damage control.

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It's the fucking truth.

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It has nothing to do
with what happened with Natalie,

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and it cheapens what you set out
to do with your show.

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My show is me, Lindsay,
and she stole my fucking show.

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If you had just let me deal with it...
Why did you have to say something?

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Fuck off!

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You don't care about me.
You don't care about Joplin.

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You just care about your commission.

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Oh, it's so important to have
a great relationship with BanShe.

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You want the relationship
with BanShe, not me.

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You work for me,
and I am fucking drowning,

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and instead of trying to help me,
you're just trying to save yourself.

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This is honest, okay? This is
the honest fucking truth.

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If that makes me unhireable, so be it.
But at least I told the fucking truth.

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I have to drop you.

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Good, 'cause I don't want
to work with liars.

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Okay.

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You know the sound of kids' footsteps
early in the morning?

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I still hear it.

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I can hear him in his room
on his computer.

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I'll talk to him from my office
across the hall. Full conversations.

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My wife says I'm losing my mind.

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She thinks this city turned him
into some devil.

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I never wanted to hurt anyone
my whole life,

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until we had Ryan.
The love I had for that child!

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It terrified me. I mean,

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what would I do
if something happened to him?

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And then I found out
what you did, and...

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I can't.

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I could leave you here, and you'll rot.

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But I can't.

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Why?

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Why?

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I want to see my son again.

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White male, late sixties,
self-inflicted possible DOA.

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Hi.

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Listen, I'm going to be straight
with you.

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You tell me what you know,
you cooperate, I help you.

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I told you what I know.

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Why'd you go see Jim Moss?

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To give him information
about who killed his daughter.

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Who's that?

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-Ask him.
-I'm asking you.

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By the way, those cameras are off.

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-Why?
-Because I asked them to be.

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Know how I got this?

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-Shaving?
-No, that's a bad joke.

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No, I got this while I served
in Afghanistan.

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We were on a patrol,
and I got hit by a sniper.

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And my buddy wanted payback,
but he took it out on the wrong guy.

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And then he got discharged.

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You're Albert.

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I am.

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Oh my God.

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How do you know Berkman?

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-I'm... his manager.
-His manager?

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Like, for his acting stuff?

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I'm trying to help you here.
Be straight with me.

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-No...
-Is Barry caught up in all this shit?

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-You served with a guy named Chris.
-Yes.

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Yeah.
Too bad what happened to him.

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His wife and kids, how sad.

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Little Theo still sleeps with his mom
because he's afraid

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whoever killed his daddy
was gonna get him.

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Kid's got intuition.

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You ever wonder why Chris,
who never saw combat,

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was basically a computer geek,
would even have PTSD?

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Now, he loved Sharon and Theo.
They were his whole world.

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Why would he take himself out,

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knowing that something like that
would fuck them up for life?

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Well, that... switch you saw go off
when Barry was avenging you,

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I harnessed that into
a very lucrative job for him.

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One day, sent Barry out on a mission,
went sideways,

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and Chris, he was at the wrong
place at the wrong time.

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Saw some shit he shouldn't have.

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You know Barry still participates
in those charity runs

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that Sharon does
in Chris's memory?

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Barry's a good guy.

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What did he say?

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You can question him if you want,
I'm leaving.

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END OF EPISODE 7
Series 3