When I found out who the Bachelor was gonna be,
I literally had full-body chills.
I want this.
America wants this and he deserves it.
- Joey. It's you. - It's me.
- How you doing? - Hi.
Hi.
- What's your name? - I'm Angelique.
I'm a podcast producer, and it's my job to find the truth.
And you will be my truth.
I'm ready and that's no lie.
I'm a flight attendant, so Joey's gonna have to earn his wings with me.
- What's your name? - I'm Ashley A.
Do you believe in love at first "flight"?
[chuckling] Oh. You're gonna have to take me airborne first.
I love it.
- Hey. - How's it going?
- What's your name? - I'm Ashley C.
Cool, another Ashley. [chuckles]
How you feeling, Joey? What's going through your mind right now?
- [tires squealing] - Oh, man.
Wow. Coming in hot.
[panting]
- Hi, Joey. My name is... - Hi.
Conchata.
And I'm-- I'm stuck on you.
And I hope that you'll be stuck on me too. [pants]
Conchata. That's, um, a beautiful name. Where's it from?
It's Mexican I-I think.
Guys, are we sure that this is Conchata?
Does anyone know who that woman is?
Looking. She doesn't have a headshot. She doesn't exist.
Well, then somebody get her off the set!
- Everyone, stand back. - [crew member] Oh, my God!
She has anthrax.
- Or glitter! - My name is Bailey.
And I'm an aesthetician from Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
And I have dreamed of this moment since I was 21 years old.
I never had the courage to apply. This is me applying.
- [grunting, panting] - Oh-- Oh. Whoa.
Did she just glue herself to the driveway?
Okay. [grunts, pants]
Okay. Okay. Okay.
[crew members, Bailey grunting]
- She's not coming off! - [Bailey] No!
- But her skin kind of is. - [Bailey groaning]
[gasping]
Okay, somebody call 9-1--
911, what's your emergency?
A woman just glued herself to the driveway of the Bachelor mansion.
Did you just say Bachelor mansion?
Yes.
- Can you please send somebody quick? - Jesse?
- Yeah, Palmer-- - Palmer. I know.
- Uh, yeah, the address here is-- - Oh, I know the address. [chuckles]
- [whispers] It's Jesse Palmer! - [whispers] What?
[clears throat] Please describe the current state of the victim.
- Is she breathing? - Oh, she's fine.
- She actually won't shut up. - [groans] Get off of me!
I'm here for the right reasons.
- Uh-- What are you doing? - Pulling rank.
- [headset beeps] - Jesse, hi.
My name's Josh, and I'm the supervising dispatcher here.
Can you describe the state of this season's Bachelor for me?
Uh-- He's fine.
- Can I get a name? - [sirens on phone]
- Oh. I hear the sirens. I gotta go. - [line clicks, dial tone]
Huh. That was shameless and unprofessional.
- Who did you send? - The closest fire company.
More or less.
[sirens approaching]
Hi, LAFD. What's her name?
Bailey. She's a superfan.
- She took Conchata's spot. - Took her spot? How?
Uh. Stole the limo, and the driver was 10-1.
That means he was in the bathroom.
Hey, Bailey. Are you ready to meet the firefighters who are here to rescue you?
I don't need rescuing.
Joey?
I'm seeing a lot of irritation.
Joey? Baby?
[whispers] It's Joey.
Right. Uh-- Let's run 25-mil of diphenhydramine wide open.
- What kind of glue did you use, Bailey? - I'm not telling you.
[sniffs] Oof. Smells like industrial-grade stuff.
Yeah. I don't know if we have anything on the truck that'll break this down.
Let me break it down for you.
If we don't get lucky in the mansion,
we might have a better chance at the fire station.
I love dalmatians.
I feel so lightheaded. I'm having palpitations.
Sorry, ladies, taken at the moment.
But he's not.
Uh-- Yeah, actually, uh, I have a rule.
I-I don't date people I-I meet on calls.
There's significant dermatitis.
Given the large surface area of-- of glue-to-skin,
she could be soaking up a lot of toxins.
Diphenhydramine keep her from anaphylaxis?
It should.
If she's got dermatitis,
she won't react well to acetone or anything we have on the truck.
- So how do we get her off the driveway? - [Bobby] We don't.
We travel her with the driveway.
Jackhammers coming up. - [gasps]
Whoa, whoa. Jackhammers?
Okay. We do-- We don't own this house, okay? We rent.
You start jackhammering,
we're gonna have to shoot the rest of the season in Glendale.
- Oh, I hear Glendale's very nice. - What?
I have to admit that it's starting to burn.
I know. The meds are gonna make you feel a whole lot better.
- Everything's going to be okay, Bailey. - [Bailey] No. No, it's not. [sobs]
My dreams are dead. Like, who was I kidding?
The only man that ever got down on one knee for me was a shoe salesman.
Now you guys are bringing jackhammers.
Bailey, it's best if you not sob. You're gonna tear...
[Bailey sobbing]
Is she gonna be okay?
- Hey, Joey. - Hey.
Uh-- [clears throat]
Yeah, she's, uh, stable. She's upset.
I think she's kind of embarrassed right now.
Maybe you could sit with her for a few seconds. That might, uh, calm her.
Yeah. Of course, of course.
- Hey. - [Bailey sobs]
- Okay. - You know what?
You said your name is Bailey?
You know, I actually have a cousin that lives in Sheboygan.
- You know Sheboygan? - Yeah.
I do.
Oh, my God.
[phone ringing]
Damn it.
- [phone beeps] - Hey.
[gasps] You're at the mansion. Is it stunning?
I can't be doing this right now.
- Flip your camera. Who's the Bachelor? - It's someone you know.
Okay, so who is it?
Flip the camera. Flip it.
- [Josh] We wanna know. - Okay. Okay.
[jackhammer drilling]
- It's Joey! - [Maddie] Joey!
[Chim] Shoot.
[whispers] Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Whoa.
[whispering] I'm sorry. I gotta go. I found Conchata.
[phone beeps]
- Who's Conchata? - Who's Conchata?
- What'd she do to her? - Chloroform.
Wha-- [gasps] How is she?
She's going to be just fine.
We've already called her another ambulance.
Another ambulance?
Yeah, she's not going to fit in ours.
[Buck grunts]
I'm gonna have 'em save the pavement, Joey.
It's where we met!
Come visit me in prison.
- Do I have to? - I would not.
Bye.
Slide into my DMs!
[Kinard] And of course, the heartbeat of the harbor station,
Air Operations One.
Home to five medium and two light-duty helicopters.
Our team consists of pilots, paramedics, helitack and ground support crew.
Twenty-four hours a day,
we're available to run brush fire suppression,
air ambulance transport, high-rise fire response.
This is so cool.
LAFD's link from the streets to the skies.
At least that's what it says on our coffee mugs.
Oh. Ours just say, "I need mo jo."
Is that why you wanted the tour?
- Looking for a badass coffee mug? - No, I'm happy where I'm at.
I guess I just wanted to see the place during the day.
You know, when we weren't stealing one. [chuckles]
Come on. You didn't call me 'cause you just wanted to see the toys.
You're thinking of changing things up, aren't you?
Ah. I don't know.
Okay, aside from worrying that Cap and Athena were at the bottom of the ocean--
Yeah, fine.
I guess that night was the most fun I'd had since being struck by lightning.
You need to raise your bar, kid.
[stammers] Not that being struck by lightning was fun.
Just, uh, using it as a point of reference. [chuckles]
Ah.
So, uh, w-what got you into flying?
You know, aside from the fact that I assume it feels like having a superpower.
I was actually a pilot in the army.
No way. Eddie was in the army.
Yeah. He mentioned that.
You know, I-I actually met an ex responding to a helicopter crash,
which should've been the first clue.
Yeah, saving someone's life and then dating them
never turns out the way you're expecting it to.
I figured that out third time around.
- Yet, they're so grateful. - [chuckles]
I don't know, man. I-I--
I guess it would be kinda different.
There's no rule that says you can't get certified and still stay at the 118.
- I fly for fun on my days off. - Yeah?
- I can give you lessons if you want. - Really?
Sure. My fees are competitive.
Ah. You should let me buy you a beer.
I'd love that, but I-I gotta take a rain check.
I have something that should be arriving right now actually.
- Hey, where should I park? - Just leave it there. It's fine.
Copy that.
- [stammers] - [chuckles]
Ah. This guy. One second.
- Took long enough. - [laughs]
[Kinard] My man.
- Hey, Buck. - Hey, Eddie.
This is great. You got three tickets to the fight?
No. I wish.
I was giving Evan the tour.
You're not thinking about jumping ship?
Uh-- No. I-I'm just, you know, uh, k-keeping my options fluid.
- Uh-- So-- So, there's a-a-a fight? - [Kinard, Eddie] Yeah.
- Big unification bout. - Yeah.
- Been sold-out for weeks. - Oh, wow. I was-- I was unaware.
We actually gotta go.
- So, uh, catch you later, Buck. - [Kinard] Let me know if you wanna go up.
Yeah, I'll do that sometime.
Oh-- [stammers] You guys are-- Wait. You're flying a chopper to the Coliseum?
Fight's not in LA. It's in Vegas.
Take care, Evan!
[helicopter whirring]
- Bobby. - [grunts]
- [sighs] Bobby. - Huh?
Were you just in the kitchen?
I was just sleeping.
What, did you hear something?
More like smell something.
[both sniff]
[both] Waffles.
[clanging]
[gasps] Harry.
[chuckling] Mom, hey.
Ah.
I didn't know you were coming.
I wanted to surprise you, and make sure my key still works.
Of course it still works.
Oh. My baby.
Let me look at you.
You might need to get on a step stool to do that. Welcome home, Harry.
Hey, Bobby.
- [chuckling] You're taller than I am. - [Harry chuckles]
I'm even taller than Dad now. Only by, like, two inches but still.
I can't believe your father didn't say anything.
We would've picked you up from the airport.
Dad had to fly back to Haiti again.
He's been really busy with some new project.
- Too busy to make a phone call? - I don't know. He's got a lot going on.
Anyways, I really missed you guys.
So I asked if I could come surprise you, and he said it was okay.
Aw. I am just so happy to see you.
Who knew my day would get off to such an amazing start.
And you made breakfast.
- Waffles. Your favorite. - [Athena chuckling]
Oh, it is so good to have you back.
We getting those clean glasses today,
or should I tell the customers to cup their hands?
They wouldn't have to wait if we switched to disposables like I suggested, so hey.
Keep going on like that, you're gonna talk yourself out of a job.
[person, muffled] Help!
Hello?
[person] Somebody!
Somebody help me please!
Help!
Somebody help me!
Please! I'm down here!
[Maddie]
[dishwasher]
Uh-- Hey, you never said. How was Vegas?
- Quick trip. - [Buck] I'll bet.
- How long does it take to chopper there? - One hour.
You took a chopper to Vegas?
Uh-- And how was the fight?
The fight was okay. Seats were amazing.
Tommy's buddies with the promoter, so we were ringside.
Felt like I was the one throwing the punches.
Who's Tommy?
I'm not seeing or hearing anything in the walls.
You sure the voice didn't come from the restaurant?
- Lot of metal here. Reflects the sound. - No. No, no, no.
It wasn't like a customer was demanding more marinara sauce, okay?
It was-- It was more plaintive, though not wistful.
And it wasn't coming from the walls. It was coming from inside the sink.
Not sure that's possible. Drainpipe's only three inches.
I saved a baby in a pipe once.
Although it was a preemie, and it didn't speak.
- [person, muffled] Help! - Shh.
- You hear that? - [person] Somebody!
Please!
Somebody help me please.
- [dishwasher] See? - [person] Hello?
[manager] You guys aren't gonna believe this.
[person] Help!
[manager] I just pulled this off the security camera.
- [car honks] - [tires screech]
[Ravi] Did he just slide into the sewer?
- Seriously? - I already called the cops.
Oh, thank God! I was starting to think you'd never find me.
- Are you hurt? - Just twisted my leg.
Okay. Don't move. We're coming to get you.
Hurry, please. I don't even wanna think about what I'm sitting in.
Guess someone's going into the sewer.
I'm going into the sewer, aren't I?
All right. Get him secured. Let us know when you're ready to travel.
[Ravi] Okay.
I'm not surprised you had a great time in Vegas.
You and Tommy have a lot of things in common.
Both in the army.
Both like watching half naked men pummel each other.
Tommy's pretty cool.
Been a while since I met someone who can go toe-to-toe with me in Muay Thai.
Uh, y-you guys went to Muay Thai together?
Yeah, he's got a setup in his garage.
We sparred a bit when I took the Chevelle over.
Y-You took the Chevelle?
Yeah, he's got a car lift.
And the guy really knows his engine. You should hear that thing purr now.
How are we looking down there, Ravi?
[Ravi] Vitals are good. No sign of spinal or TBI.
- Splinting leg now. - Listen, I think it's great.
You know, you can't have enough friends, right?
Right.
You know, it's like that thing when you meet somebody and you just click.
You know what I mean?
I do.
I really do.
- [Ravi] Ready to come up. - Copy that.
Uh. So, when do you think you'll see him again?
He's got this karaoke bar trivia thing on Wednesday.
Hey, what are you doing Wednesday?
Me? Uh.
Yeah. No, I'm-- I'm free.
Uh, totally free.
- Wednesday is a clean slate. - Great.
You think you could watch Christopher for me?
I'd ask Marisol, but she's already done it twice this week for me, so...
Uh.
Yeah, I can do that.
Thanks. I owe you one.
[Ravi] Hello? I'm still down here.
According to Christopher, he's already been over three times.
Eddie just met the guy, like, two weeks ago.
Christopher thinks he's "so cool."
Yeah. Didn't you say you thought Tommy was cool?
Well, I mean, he-- he is cool.
You know, he flew us right into a hurricane
and landed on the belly of a capsized cruise ship.
You-- You have to admit that's cool.
I don't dispute that, but you guys are pretty cool.
I mean, you went inside a capsized cruise ship.
Try telling that to Christopher.
You know, he likes Tommy 'cause he "works the controls."
I keep saying, "Chris, it's not a video game."
'Cause it's harder than a video game?
My point is, he's made an impression in a very short time.
I can see that.
You know what else he said? Get this.
He said he agreed Revenge of the Sith is superior to Return of the Jedi.
I mean, maybe it's just me.
I don't think you lie to a child just to ingratiate yourself.
Seems like you got a lot of intel for one night of babysitting.
Well, Chris wouldn't stop talking about him.
Christopher wouldn't or you were pressing him for information?
I didn't have to.
Eddie, on his fridge, has a day calendar under a take-out menu.
Thursday, "B-B-P-U-W backslash Tommy."
And it's circled.
Thursday, basketball pickup game with Tommy.
It's this every other Thursday basketball game
some first responders on the Westside set up.
- Eddie keeps asking me to go. - Well, you don't like basketball.
Which is why I say no,
but now he's going with Tommy, and he's got it circled.
Is it circled with a heart around it?
- Who's going with Tommy? - Eddie.
Oh, yeah.
Tommy took Eddie to a fight in Vegas, ringside.
And he flew him in a chopper. [laughs]
That Tommy's so cool.
[sighs]
- Where's Harry? - Oh.
He went out with his friends. I think they went to the movies.
- We have a problem. - What's wrong?
I just got off the phone with Michael who is not in Haiti,
and he had no idea that Harry was coming here.
He thought that Harry was staying at a friend's last night.
What? Why would Harry lie?
Because the police are looking for him.
They showed up at the house when I was talking with Michael.
Wait. What are you talking about? Are you telling me--
Apparently, he got into a fight and assaulted someone.
Athena, there is a warrant out for his arrest. He fled the jurisdiction.
[Maddie]
An intruder.
What's the address?
839 Stafford Street.
I'm sending officers now. What's your name?
Dorothy. Please hurry.
Dorothy, where is the man now? Is he still inside the house?
He was in my kitchen.
I got up from my nap, and I heard someone moving around in there.
I went to look.
I've never seen him before. I don't think he sees me.
I know there have been daytime break-ins in this neighborhood.
What do I do?
Is there anyone who lives with you in the house?
Uh, pets? Children?
No, I'm all alone.
Is it possible for you to get out of the house?
A back door or a window maybe?
Oh, God. I hear footsteps.
I think he's coming back here.
Maybe he heard me.
Dorothy, I need you to stay calm and don't panic.
Can you find a place to hide until the police get there?
I have a gun, and I know how to use it.
No. If you arm yourself, it can become a much more dangerous situation.
- [rustling] - Oh, God. He's coming in.
[Dorothy screams]
Dorothy, what's happening?
Dorothy?
[gunshot]
[Athena] He was dead when we got here.
No pulse.
And that has got to be at least a liter of blood.
No cardiac activity.
I think we can call this one.
Yeah, I'm more concerned about the homeowner.
I mean, she was pretty shaky when we arrived on the scene.
Heart rate's slightly elevated, but your BP is good. 110 over 70.
I take medication for that.
Well, it's working.
How's your head feeling, Dorothy?
Oh, bit of a headache, but I woke up with it, so...
Can you squeeze my hand?
[Dorothy groans]
You know, I really am fine.
He didn't get close enough to put a hand on me, so...
Guess he picked the wrong house, huh?
[chuckles] He sure did.
- How did she end up with a gun? - Oh, it's hers.
Her son bought it for her for her protection.
This area has seen a rise in break-ins in the last couple of years.
Hey, I think we should transfer her.
Her left pupil is reacting slowly, and she's complaining of a headache.
Some kind of head injury? When?
Don't know. Probably last week. She fell in the garden.
[Hen] Did she seek medical treatment?
[Chim] No. She said it wasn't that serious.
Benny. Hold on.
First Presbyterian is closest.
Let's alert Neuro.
Athena. We're gonna take her with us.
Not so fast.
Look at this. And then look at him.
Wait, that looks like the same guy. She knew him?
I thought she told you he was a stranger?
Well, she did. I mean, I suppose she could be lying.
Try to turn a homicide into a home invasion?
You said she shot him as he entered the hallway?
Well, maybe she never got a good look at his face?
Or maybe she did see him but still didn't recognize him.
- Face blindness? - Is that a real thing?
It can be. They can't recognize the face of the people they know.
Sometimes they can't recognize their own face in the mirror.
Yeah, it can be caused by a stroke or some kind of traumatic brain injury.
- Or a fall in the garden. - Hold on.
Mrs. Nelson, um, did you get a good look at the intruder before you opened fire?
Of course. I saw him in the kitchen and when he came after me.
And he was standing right in front of me, as close as you are right now.
And you didn't recognize him? You'd never seen him before?
I've never seen him before in my life.
Mrs. Nelson, can you tell me who the man is in this photo?
[chuckles] It's-- It's Jeremy.
It's my son. He's a doctor. We're very proud.
Okay, Dorothy, we're gonna take you to the ER
and get that head checked out, all right?
She's probably gonna need surgery to relieve the pressure on her brain.
When do we tell her about her son?
Not yet.
Let the doctors do their job, save her life.
Then I'll do mine.
Tell her the truth, and ruin it.
Can you imagine?
Looking your own child in the face and not recognizing him?
Yes, I can imagine it.
♪ Ain't really carin' How you feel about it ♪
♪ Keeping the party goin' All night long ♪
[music playing on speaker]
♪ So, baby, tell me Is you really 'bout it ♪
Harry.
♪ It really ain't no other way around it ♪
♪ Yeah, that's just what we on ♪
♪ Ya know I can't stay long I gotta get it till it's all gone ♪
♪ Okay, anyway Nah, you ain't in the way ♪
[music stops]
Harry.
[faucet runs]
What the hell, Mom?
- Watch how you speak to me. - You just poured cold water on me.
That's how they wake you up in jail for sleeping in.
Except the water won't be clean, and it probably won't be water.
I thought you might wanna get used to the idea
since it seems that's where you're going.
How'd you find out?
The police showed up on your father's doorstep.
They say you beat up a convenience store manager.
- That's not what happened. - Then please, tell me, what did happen?
That guy started with me. He accused me of stealing.
Did you?
What the hell? You know I didn't do that.
Listen, that guy, he had it out for me the minute I walked in.
He was staring me down, following me all throughout the store.
Why didn't you just walk out?
I was trying to, but he wouldn't let me.
He blocked the door, screaming at me, calling me a thief.
So you punched him in the face and broke his jaw?
It was self-defense. He put his hands on me first.
And why are you automatically taking his side?
I am not taking his side.
And you cannot go around punching people in the face.
That's against the law.
And I'm on the side of the law.
- Oh, shocker. - Oh, excuse me?
Even when Dad got pulled over, and that cop pointed his gun at me,
you took their side.
I did not take their side.
I understood their side.
- And when you're a cop-- - You are also my mom!
Which one is more important?
Never mind. I already know the answer.
[Buck clears throat]
[no audible dialogue]
[grunts, groans]
[straining] Okay.
[sighs]
[groans]
[sighs]
[grunts]
- [groans] - Hey, Buck. You need a spot?
Uh, no. I'm good, thanks. [grunts]
Hey, Buck. You order something from Amazon Prime?
Uh, yeah. Yeah, I did.
- Evan Buckley. - Uh, yeah, that's me.
- Here you go. - That was fast.
- Uh, do I need to sign anything? - No, you're good.
- Okay, cool. Thank you. - Have a great day.
[Eddie] No. That's hilarious. What'd you say?
I wouldn't either. I might point.
- Uh, hey, Eddie. I was, uh-- - Oh, hold on.
I was thinking we should-- we should get a hoop, huh?
Uh-huh. No, no. Hey, and that's what I'm saying.
I'm not trying to say that you were wrong, but I just don't think you were right.
We'll get 'em next time, right?
Hey, what you got there?
Hey, what are you doing on Thursday?
- Mrs. Nelson. - Oh.
Are you a doc-- [clears throat] Are you a doctor?
I'm Sergeant Grant.
I met you at your house.
[gasps] Oh, yes. I didn't recognize you without your uniform.
It's quite all right.
I hear you had surgery.
I-I can't believe that such a little fall could lead to so much trouble.
They said I was-- I was bleeding in my brain.
And I-- Can you imagine?
Would you-- Would you thank that nice paramedic for me?
If he hadn't caught it--
- Have you had any visitors? - No.
Well, I-I've been trying to reach my son, but he's not answering his phone.
You know, if he stops by the house and sees the mess and me not there,
he's gonna be beside himself.
I mean, he's such a good son.
He's always checking on me and being sure I'm okay, and I just--
But I don't know where he is right now.
I'm afraid there was an accident,
and Jeremy was killed.
He's dead.
What--
What kind-- What kind of accident?
He was shot when he was mistaken for an intruder.
No. That's not-- You are not-- Are you-- Are you saying--
Are you saying that--
Oh.
Oh, God. Oh.
I'm so sorry.
No. No!
I'm so sorry.
No. I didn't know.
- I didn't know. Please, please. No. - I know you didn't.
- No, please.
So, I have to ask, what's with the sudden conversion to the sport of kings?
What do you mean?
Well, anytime Albert and I would ask you to shoot hoops, you take a pass.
Well, I-I know you love it, and I figured we're gonna be brothers-in-law.
Might be a good way for us to bond away from the firehouse and--
- My refrigerator. - Exactly.
[Eddie] There we go.
Hey! That's my boy!
- [grunts] - [grunts, chuckles]
[player 1] Come on, man.
- Howie. Hey, Evan. - [Eddie] Hey. Hey, guys.
What? [chuckling] You guys. Wow. What are the odds?
How'd you talk him into this? He always says no to me.
I have my ways.
You boys turned up unannounced to your own funerals. Like it.
These two victims rotating in. We'll make quick work of 'em.
Oh, yeah.
So, I'm your basketball beard. I feel so bonded.
["Playing with the Boys" playing]
♪ Ha, ha, ha, ha ♪
♪ Said it was the right time ♪
Come on.
♪ To walk away ♪
- [Buck] Oh! - [Kinard] There you go. There you go.
♪ It's time to play ♪
That's what I'm talking about. Whoo.
♪ Playing Playing with the boys ♪
♪ Staying ♪
[Kinard] Yeah, baby.
♪ Playing with the boys ♪
♪ I don't wanna be obsessed by my desire ♪
♪ You're shining You're smiling ♪
♪ I'll see it now ♪
- [Kinard] Whoo! - [Eddie] My boy!
♪ I'm staying ♪
♪ You play too rough ♪
♪ Go ♪
Buck, I'm open. I'm open.
You ain't getting past me.
Uh-uh.
[Buck, Eddie grunt]
[Eddie] Oh, let's go!
♪ Go ♪
- [music ends] - [Eddie grunts]
[Eddie's leg pops]
- Oh. - [player 2] Oh, man. What you doing?
[Eddie groans]
- [groaning] - [player 2] Come on, man.
All right. Make way, make way. Let an actual paramedic through.
[Eddie groaning]
- [player 3] Man, that was crazy. - [Chim] Easy, easy.
All right. Give me the compression wrap.
[groans] Did you hear that pop?
They heard that pop in San Bernardino. Now hold still.
Inversion at the talocrural joint.
Could be looking at a tib/fib fracture.
Best case, it's a lateral sprain. You're gonna need an X-ray.
Uh. Hey, I can bring my Jeep right up here.
My car is close. There's an urgent care on the way to his house.
I drove him. I can take him.
- [Eddie] Mmm... [grunts] - Almost. Hold tight, Eddie.
[Chim] All right. Let's get him up.
- All right, bud. Let's go. - Nice and easy. Slowly, Tommy.
- [player 4] I got you. - [Kinard] I got him.
- [Chim] Got him? - [Kinard] I got him. I got him.
- [Chim] We good. - [Kinard] Come on, bud.
[player 5] We good.
[player 6] We good.
Well, you "bucked" that up, didn't you?
If you're hungry, I can make you something.
It's okay. I'm not really that hungry.
You mind if we talk for a minute?
Listen, I wanted to say I'm sorry for the way I spoke to you.
I wasn't trying to be disrespectful.
But I'm still not sorry for hitting that guy.
You're sorry for getting caught.
- Well, yeah. - Harry.
Whenever you go out into the world, you are not just representing yourself
but this family and your community.
My community? What kind of pressure is that?
I know. It seems unjust, but in reality, that's just the way it is.
You cannot react in situations like that.
You have to be smarter.
Am I not allowed to be angry, or fight back?
Of course you can get angry. You're human.
That man could've had a gun behind that counter.
So what was I supposed to do?
If what I did was so wrong, what would've been the right thing?
Sometimes it is not about right or wrong.
It is about making it home alive.
And you are old enough to understand that now.
What's this?
Surveillance footage from the convenience store.
It's different, seeing it on video.
Honestly, it doesn't even feel real. It--
It feels like I'm watching someone else.
We all have things that we're not proud of.
But the thing that makes you a person of character
is being able to face the consequences of your actions,
whatever that might be.
I don't know what to do, Mom.
What do I do?
We'll figure it out, together.
And whatever that is,
just know that I'm gonna be right there by your side
because you are my son.
And I love you, no matter what.
So, do we know how long he's gonna be out?
It's just a bad sprain. Probably a few days.
That's good. So, how's he feeling?
I don't know. I haven't really talked to him.
Like, at all?
Well, I'm guessing he doesn't wanna hear from me.
- I'm sure that's not true. - I'm sure it is.
I'm the one who did this to him.
It was an accident on a basketball court. It happens.
He knows that you didn't do it on purpose.
You didn't mean to hurt him, did you?
I don't know. I was pissed, you know,
seeing him and Tommy being such good friends after only two weeks.
I felt left out, and I guess I was trying to get his attention.
Well, that's not how you get someone's attention.
You clear your throat, you tap them on the shoulder, you don't hurt them.
I know, Maddie.
Trust me, I feel awful.
Good. Don't do it again.
[sighs] But I know how you feel.
Do you remember when I was 14, and my best friend was Sarah B?
Yeah, the blonde. You guys were inseparable.
Well, we were inseparable until Sarah S. moved on the block,
and then they were inseparable.
Two blondes in a Sarah pod.
So I did the only rational thing any 14-year-old girl could do.
Dyed my hair,
and tried to convince our parents to legally change my name.
Then you would also have been Sarah B.
I was gonna change both names. The point is, it was a mistake. All of it.
All it did was make me look desperate and pushed them farther away.
And I didn't tell them how excluded I felt.
I just acted like I didn't, and it all blew up in my face.
Well, I'm not a 14-year-old girl.
- So, stop acting like one. - Stop acting like one.
Yeah, yeah. I got you. Come on.
Thanks for meeting us, Elaine.
Not a problem.
It's good to see you, Harry.
Yeah. It's not the best circumstances though.
Doesn't take away from the fact that I'm happy to see you,
even if I barely recognize you.
And he's still growing. That's the crazy part.
So, I spoke to Miami-Dade.
They're not interested in extraditing for a misdemeanor assault.
I assumed as much.
But we have made some arrangements.
What kind of arrangements?
Well, both jurisdictions have agreed that it's best that you stay here,
in your mother's custody.
And 100 hours of community service, which she has to sign off on.
So I'm not going to jail?
No.
But you might wish you were,
after being grounded for a month under my supervision.
I've seen your mother in action. She's not wrong.
She's a pretty good cop.
And a really great mom.
[knocks on door]
Uh, hey. Hey, Tommy.
Can we talk?
Uh, yeah, yeah. Come on in.
Wow. Maybe I'm working at the wrong station.
Can I get you something? I still owe you a beer, right?
No, I'm good. I won't stay long.
I just wanted to clear the air.
And I didn't wanna do it over the phone or in a text or something.
Clear the air about what?
Obviously I've been causing some bad blood between you and Eddie,
and I just want you to know that was never my intention.
There's no bad blood.
- Evan. - Really.
No bad blood, just bad behavior. And it's all on my part.
You guys didn't do anything wrong.
You and Eddie as buddies makes perfect sense.
Yeah, we do.
And you know he can have more than one friend, right?
Uh, yes, I do know that. [chuckles]
I mean, it's not like I could ever replace you.
Christopher would absolutely have something to say about that.
That kid cannot shut up about you.
- Really? - Really.
I guess Eddie is pretty pissed, huh?
No, he's not.
In fact, he feels bad. We both do.
Nobody meant to exclude you, Evan.
Eddie and I hanging out, it wasn't about you.
That's usually my problem.
Uh, I can get pretty jealous.
Yeah, you're not the only one. I was super jealous.
You? Over what?
All of you. The 118.
How it's become like a family over there.
I mean, how you all were willing to put everything on the line for one another.
I wanted to be a part of that.
But, hey, you were. And you did.
You even made fake mouth static at the fire chief.
- I'm renowned for my fake mouth static. - It was not great.
Come on. Hey?
It was not convincing, but you did it anyway.
You-- You threw in with us, no hesitation.
And I thought, "Wow, that guy is cool."
I like that guy.
I mean, that's why I called and asked for the tour, you know?
It wasn't about me maybe leaving the 118, Tommy. I--
I just-- I wanted to get to know you.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
And then you left with Eddie, which, listen,
you don't have to tell me how great Eddie is.
You know, I've known that since the first day I worked with him.
Of course you wanna hang out with Eddie.
- Plus, well, I don't know Muay Thai. - I could teach you.
Okay. Is that gonna be right after our flying lessons?
Well, probably not on the same day.
Good.
'Cause trying to get your attention has been kind of exhausting.
My attention?
Yeah, I guess so.
I mean, I-- I did maim my best friend.
My sister says there are better ways to get someone's attention--
Like that?
Yeah, that works.
So that was okay?
That was better than fake mouth static.
I got a shift.
Okay.
Yeah, crosstown traffic and came in a car this time.
So what are you doing Saturday?
Saturday?
You still owe me that beer.
You free?
Yes, I-- I am free.
Great.
So, let's say I come by around, I don't know, 8:00?
Yeah, 8:00 is great.
Great. See you Saturday.
Saturday.
And for God's sake, please call Eddie.
Now would be a good time. He's on pain pills.
[exhales]