- Dr. Ben Song risked everything
when he used the Quantum Leap Accelerator
to travel back in time.
Now, our team is working to find out why.
As he leaps between bodies with no memory of who he is,
he still has one hope.
But his next leap takes him back...
to the place and people he calls home.
[dramatic music]
[The Human League's, "Don't You Want Me"]
♪
[people chattering]
- Buy you a drink?
- No, thanks. I've already got one.
- You want to get out of here?
My place is right down the street.
- That's an interesting offer,
but I'm actually meeting someone,
hopefully soon. - [laughs]
All right.
You want to dance?
Come on, I'm a really good dancer.
You know what they say about good dancers.
[chuckles] - Yeah.
Could you stop touching me? Thank you.
Yeah. - Come on, don't be like that.
- Let go--let go of me.
I said let go of me!
- Stuck up bitch!
- 30 seconds in a woman's body,
and you have already been harassed,
assaulted, and insulted.
That sounds about right.
- I have to admit this feels a little weird.
I'm wearing things where I'm not used
to wearing things, so--
- Have you considered what you're missing?
[chuckles] I like this leap.
- Does this mean you know who I am and what I'm doing here?
- We're working on it, but Ziggy is still--
- Running slow. I remember.
- Oh, cute bag.
Do you need to find out where she got it?
[chuckles]
- Hair ties, compact, keys.
Wow, this thing's like a clown car.
Hmm. - Mace.
A taser?
Every woman I know carries some sort of weapon.
Or weapons.
Maybe she's a dominatrix.
[laughter]
- No ID. [clears throat]
Excuse me, could I please close out my tab?
- Sure thing. - Clever girl.
- [inaudible]
Uh, no, thanks.
I've already got a drink, and I carry a taser.
- Ooh, I know.
I bought that for you for Christmas.
Do not point that thing at me.
Any sign of him?
His roommate was sure he'd be here.
- Uh, oh, OK. I got her.
Eva Sandoval, you're a bounty hunter.
Your father, Alberto, owns a bail bond shop.
And that's your partner Jake.
- Jake, could you please show me our target's photo again?
- Yeah.
Stuart Waters, wanted for robbery and assault
with a dangerous weapon. - Oh, yeah.
He's here.
I might have thrown a drink on him.
- Really? Well, I'm sure he deserved it.
All right.
- There he is.
- We don't point. We don't point.
Now he's going to run.
Oh, God. And there he goes.
Why do they always run?
All right, look, I'll get the stairs.
You get the door.
- Dropped the mace. - OK.
No, no, no. Ben, the door's this way.
- Right.
[The Sweet's "Ballroom Blitz"]
- [grunts] [glass shatters]
[crowd exclaims]
♪
- Hey!
- [grunts] - Watch out!
- Take it easy!
- Oh, Stuey!
A little piece of advice for you,
if you want to make a hasty getaway, man,
you don't park on the Sunset Strip.
Come on, now.
♪
- You should have told me who you were.
- He thinks that is why you turned him down.
That's interesting. - Mm.
- Don't do it. - Uh-oh.
[grunts] - Ooh!
Damn. [exhales]
Like a brick.
♪
What, have you been boxing on the side or something?
- Yes, actually. - Huh.
Well, when he wakes up, I'll put these on him.
- ♪ Ballroom blitz
♪ Ballroom blitz
- OK, I have who Ziggy thinks we're here to help.
Tammy Jean Jessup.
Seems Eva's father wrote a bond for her,
but instead of showing up to court, Tammy Jean fled.
All right, she must have done something serious.
Parking tickets. - Hmm?
- She was arrested for unpaid parking tickets.
OK.
Seems in '81, Tammy was new to LA.
She had just moved from Texas, college dropout.
No criminal record, though.
Just a penchant for parking where she shouldn't.
Her court appearance was set For July 29th at 10:00 a.m.
She didn't show up, and by the time Eva went
looking for her, she was gone.
Her father, Alberto, had to pay a whopping $500
in forfeited bail.
OK. I don't get it.
- Something not right.
[tense music]
Lights are out, and the door's ajar.
Your dad always keeps it closed and locked at night.
Wait here.
♪
- Anything about a crime?
- Looking.
- This is Eva's dad's place.
Can't just sit here.
Something bad could be happening inside.
♪
- Well, babe, what do you say?
Make it official?
- [laughs]
[dramatic music]
♪
[romantic music]
♪
Do not look at me.
- Are you surprised?
- Yes. Yes, I am.
- Well, what do you say?
- I...
I...
need more time.
- Sorry. What?
[cork pops] - Let's celebrate!
- Wow, I cannot believe this just got more awkward.
- Don't tell me you said no.
- I said I need more time.
- Which, of course, is exactly what every man wants
to hear when he's down on one knee,
holding a ring that he picked out a year ago,
and bought on layaway-- more time.
- Wait, I don't understand.
How many times have you told me he's the perfect man for you?
- A lot, probably.
- What about all the plans you were making together?
Jake's new job in Illinois, the house you two saw there.
Look, I promised your mother that I would
make sure you were happy.
Jake makes you happy. - Ben.
OK, I'm sorry to break up this little father-daughter moment.
But Ziggy says the last time anybody saw Tammy Jean
was leaving her apartment that morning.
And that morning is this morning, so yeah.
- Mr. Sand--
Daddy, where are the files on Tammy Jean Jessup?
- Maybe it sounds foolish,
but every father wants their baby girl
to feel like a princess.
- Oh, Ben. Over here.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- You know, I don't understand.
I got to say--
back to work just like that, huh?
Got it.
You know, Eva, just-- I need a little space, OK?
- Jake, I'm sorry.
You caught me off guard. - Yeah. Yeah.
And I paid the price for it, didn't I?
- I have an idea.
Why don't you help me find this woman before she skips?
- What?
- I proposed to you, you say no,
and now you want me to go on a job with you?
- First of all, I didn't say no.
Second, I want you to do this job with me,
so we could talk about this,
everything, us.
- [sighs]
- Come on, you know me.
You know I like to talk things out.
- [sighs]
[expectant music]
♪
You do.
Ay. OK.
Look, we find this girl, and then you and I
are going to have a talk, OK?
- Promise. - OK.
Something tells me this is going to be a hell of a ride.
- OK, but to be clear,
this is about finding Tammy Jean,
not playing matchmaker.
- Maybe I can do both.
[tense music]
- So he's here in Los Angeles in 1981,
in the body of a woman.
- Well, at least she's not wearing pantyhose.
Those were a thing back then.
And trust me, Ben would not last one hour in a pair.
- How goes?
- Ben is now Eva Sandoval, badass bounty hunter
with surprisingly good taste.
- Ugh. Of course.
The first time that Ben's having
a gender creative experience,
I have to be off troubleshooting Ziggy.
- Have you locked Janis out of the system yet?
- No. I don't think it's possible.
But I do have her at least slightly contained.
- Is that why Ziggy's still running slow?
- Yep.
- Do we understand what she's doing in there yet?
- Well, she's not really running one single program.
She's sort of all over the place,
trying to access different parts of the system.
There is one mildly unsettling thing
that she's trying to do, though.
- What?
- OK, so you know how we use Ziggy to try and predict
what the ripple effect of Ben's actions might be in the past?
- Yeah.
- She's trying to use Ziggy to predict
what our actions might be in the near future.
- Wait, our, as in--
- You, me, Magic and Addison.
Yeah, she is heavy into our encrypted personnel files.
- That's super creepy.
- Can you figure out why?
- I mean, I can try, but you're going
to have to grant me access.
And your files in particular are supremely protected.
- Ian, let's take a walk.
- That doesn't sound super ominous at all.
- Nothing bad.
There are some things in there I don't want you reading about.
You should hear them from me.
Jenn, when Addison comes out, you still need to talk to her.
- About how Ben's been lying to us
all for the last six months?
Yes, I'm so looking forward to that.
- Car's here, and it looks like the light
in her apartment is on.
All right, good. So, now, it's early.
So I think we should go with the whole girl next door,
misdelivered package.
- Right. Got it. - OK. I'm going to take
a look around, make sure there's not
another way out of here that we don't know about.
- In the original timeline,
what did Eva say to Jake, yes or no?
- Um... - It was the proposal, right?
I messed up the proposal, is that what happened?
- No. The proposal was great.
- Really? Was it the ring?
I mean, I know you don't wear rings.
But I had to do something.
- The ring is perfect.
I just need a little more time.
- Yeah.
- So, if we could find Tammy Jean
before she strands Ben in 1981, that would be great.
- He seems like a good guy.
- Uh...OK.
In the original timeline, Jake moved
to Illinois, bought a house.
Eva stayed working with her dad.
She said no, Ben.
- Maybe she made a mistake.
Did they marry other people?
- No marriages, no kids.
- Yeah.
Because they never stopped loving each other.
Come on, there has to be a reason why I'm
here at exactly this moment.
- Ben, what is going on?
I mean, I get rooting for them.
I am too. Like, go, love.
But this-- - I have a girlfriend, Addison.
The memory I had in Vegas during the fight,
she was in it.
I know you can't tell me if I'm right,
but I know I'm right, because I miss her.
Can't stop thinking about her.
- Come on, Ben.
It's time to get up now.
[soft dramatic music]
♪
[Jake whistles]
- All clear.
- Uh, let's--let's go get Tammy Jean,
and get you to your next leap. OK?
[knocking on door]
- Just a second.
- Hi. I'm your downstairs neighbor.
I've got some of your mail by mistake.
- Oh.
Well, I sure hope it's my Victoria's Secret catalog.
- Yeah, sorry, Tammy.
I'm not actually your neighbor.
I'm here because you missed your court appearance.
- Oh, you mean for the parking tickets.
That's next week.
- It was actually yesterday.
They rescheduled it to this morning.
I'm going to take you there.
- OK.
OK. I'll go get my things.
[suspenseful music]
♪
Hey, so, my bond's 500.
Here's $523 if you just let me go.
- I can't do that.
- Please. [cries]
Sorry.
- Oh, she is good.
- I promise I'll pay the parking tickets, OK?
It's just, my boyfriend Zack and I are
going on vacation to Mexico.
He's going to, you know, pop the question.
You're a woman. You understand. - Yeah.
- So if you take me in, I won't be able to go.
♪
Look, see?
This is my Zack.
Isn't he handsome?
Aren't we cute?
He owns that nightclub, Carte Blanche.
You know it. - Yeah.
- Ben, two guys just showed up.
[dramatic music]
And they have guns.
- I'll throw in a Walkman.
The double A's are brand new.
- Tammy, is there anyone in your life
that might want to hurt you? - Hurt me?
My gosh, what makes you say that?
- Maybe because two cartel cowboys
are downstairs right now, going through the mailboxes,
looking for your name? - Two, who, what?
What are you doing?
You're going to scratch my floors.
- Yeah, help any time.
All right, think, think, think.
- I can't believe this.
- I got good news and bad news.
The good news is we've got a place to land.
The bad news is we've got nowhere to jump from.
- Ben. - Did he just say jump?
- Just-- - I don't jump.
- Got a skylight.
- Tammy, do you have a ladder?
- Uh-- - Do you have a ladder?
- Yeah, in the back, for cleaning.
[knocking on door]
- Shh.
Quiet. [handcuffs click]
- What--what are you saying?
I am not going anywhere with you.
- Who do you think's pounding on the door, Tammy?
Friends? Friends don't break open doors.
[banging]
- What are you doing?
- Saving your life.
[dramatic music]
♪
- Whoa!
[clattering]
[both scream]
You OK?
- Yeah.
♪
Go, go, go! Let's get out of here!
- Look out. - Everybody hang on.
[tires squeal]
- Get down! [Tammy screams]
[gunshots banging]
♪
[soft dramatic music]
♪
- All right, the good news is those cartel boys were
shooting at the tires.
I guess they want Tammy here alive.
Bad news is, of course, they got one.
So I just need to make sure that we've lost them
before we're riding around on a rim.
- Ben, Ziggy says Tammy still doesn't show up to court.
Which means either the bad guys find you--
- Or Elle Woods here gives us the slip.
- Who's Elle Woods?
- Huh?
- Are you talking about me to yourself?
- Time to come clean, Tammy.
Who were those guys? - I don't--
- Say it, Tammy. Say it.
Say I don't know. Say I don't know one more time,
and I'll hand you right over to the police,
and they can deal with you.
- OK.
Fine.
It's possible they work for La Serpiente.
- The Serpent-- it's a drug cartel
that first came to power when it took over the cocaine trade
in Southern California in the early '80s.
- Why would La Serpiente come for you, Tammy?
- Maybe 'cause of Zack.
Besides owning the nightclub, he also--[clears throat]
occasionally wholesales cocaine.
- Oh, sweet.
Yes, of course he does.
And by occasionally, you mean, what?
Every day of the week that ends in the letter y?
- The feds tried to flip Zack, but they
don't have anything on him.
He's smart, like me.
- Except you have parking tickets.
- The DEA said that even if I don't say anything,
they're going to make it look like I'm cooperating.
- Which makes it look like Zack is cooperating.
- La Serpiente got wind of that,
and they're not taking any chances.
- That's why the suitcases.
You and Zack were skipping town.
- Isn't it romantic? - OK.
Let me find a place to change this tire,
and then we get her into custody
before this day gets any worse,
if that's even possible.
- Ben, Ziggy's acting up.
Give me five minutes.
Whatever you do, do not trust her.
♪
- Jenn, where's Magic?
- Getting coffee with Ian.
- Look, Ben's starting to remember me.
I think we got to tell him everything.
- Addison, it's my job to be cynical.
- Look, we have to start jogging his memory.
We have to figure out what he's doing.
- Before you go any further,
there's something I need to tell you.
- OK.
- I did a deep dive into Ben's credit cards
and the GPS on his phone.
Six months ago, he told you he would
be out of town for four days
at that physics conference in San Diego.
- Yeah.
- According to his phone, he left the conference early
and spent three days in Pasadena, near Caltech.
I don't know who he saw there, not yet.
- But it was probably Janice, working on their new code.
- I know it sucks to hear that.
But at least it's a place for us to start.
I need to reconstruct Ben's last six months.
And because you were living with him--
- You're going to need access to my phone and calendar.
And we're going to have to go through all the times
Ben told me he was going somewhere,
to figure out when he was lying.
Wow.
- You OK?
- If Ben's the man I think he is,
then everything he did was for a good reason,
and I can forgive him.
[soft dramatic music]
And if he's not the man I think he is,
then I won't need to forgive him.
- Ugh. Are these really necessary?
Both: Yes.
- There was nothing wrong with the proposal.
You said there's nothing wrong with the ring.
The list of things that could be wrong
is getting smaller and smaller, Eva.
- What if I don't want to move?
Hmm?
I'm not saying I'm sure of it,
but I'm still figuring myself out.
- We talked about this, our future together,
getting some nice, safe jobs.
- In Illinois, thousands of miles from my dad.
- Your dad's the one that got me the job interview, though.
He's selling his business.
He'd like to see his daughter raise children of her own.
Is this ringing a bell?
[somber music]
Tell me you don't love me.
♪
Look me in the eye and just tell me
I'm not the man for you.
♪
- [sighs] She's just scared.
You're just scared, honey.
It's OK. I get it.
I like my independence too.
Eva.
It's Eva, right?
- Could you please be quiet, Tammy?
- Trust me, Eva, girlfriend.
Love, love is not something you walk away from.
When you find someone special, you hold on to them.
You don't put up walls. - Tammy, please.
- You can keep no secrets.
And you never make them wonder if you really care.
♪
[sighs]
It's like Zack and I.
We're soulmates. - Oh, no.
You've got to get her out of here.
- That's enough.
- Gorgeous, I was just trying to help.
Truly.
- No, thanks, girlfriend.
[jazzy dramatic music]
♪
[sighs]
- I'm sorry.
Look, I know we said we'd talk about this after the job.
But bullets are flying now, right?
And if I'm being shot at,
I want to make sure it's for a woman that loves me
as much as I love her.
I need an answer.
I deserve an answer.
[whirring]
- Ben.
- Oh, hell.
[cars honking] [tires screeching]
Oh, well, whatever.
Good riddance. You know what?
I'll give you that $500 of my own money,
if I never have to see her again.
- Ziggy says there is a 100% chance
Tammy needs to appear in court.
If we lose her, you are stuck here.
- What's the name of the club her boyfriend owned?
Carte Blanche?
- Carte Blanche? What are you talking about?
You're not thinking of going there, are you?
If the cartel is after her, she must know
that they're also after him.
You think she's dumb enough to go there?
- I think she's in love.
And if the person you love is in danger,
you do whatever you have to.
♪
- Do whatever you have to.
God, I hate this job.
- ♪ You know that I'll never say goodbye ♪
♪ As long as I bleed
- Are you OK?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Yeah, no, I'm great, terrific,
perfect, couldn't be better.
I mean, why the hell would I want to be rolling around
in bed with my beautiful fiancée,
when I can be running around town, trying to save
a pathological liar and her shady boyfriend
from cartel hitmen,
while my would-be fiancée decides
if she even wants to be fiancéed.
I--I am rolling.
- Yeah, OK, that's fair.
- Uh, Carte Blanche is on 14421 Washington Boulevard.
- The club is in Culver City, I think,
on Washington Boulevard.
- Here. You should flip through that.
See if you can find a familiar street to narrow it down.
- A Thomas Guide.
- Yeah.
What, you got a better idea?
- Thank you so much. - [chuckles]
- Magic, look, I'm not going to judge you,
whatever's in your file.
No, I mean, nobody's perfect.
I really do think that the world
needs to remember that. - Hm.
- What?
You literally pulled me out of the headquarters,
you walk me into a park.
If we were romantically involved,
I'd think that you were about to break up with me.
- [chuckles]
You know I was in Vietnam, right?
- Yeah, of course.
It's literally all you ever talk about.
- Yeah.
That's where I got the name Magic.
My commanding officer gave it to me,
said I had a sixth sense, a way of always keeping
the platoon out of danger.
Took a lot of pride in that.
And my commander thought I was responsible
for keeping everyone safe.
- Yeah, of course.
I mean, that's-- that's incredible.
- One day, I'm on patrol.
And I feel a--
it's hard to explain, but...
a nudge.
Not from someone touching me.
I felt it here, like I was standing
on one side of a door.
And on the other side,
someone had gently pushed against it.
- I don't think I understand.
- I said yes to the nudge.
I let that person in.
Everything went black.
[tense music]
I came to a day later.
Couldn't remember what had happened.
I chalked it up to battle fatigue.
But in the meantime, I had somehow saved
my entire platoon again, including my commander,
Lieutenant Tom Beckett.
♪
- Wait, are you--
are you trying to tell me that--
- Sam Beckett leaped into me, Ian.
Saved my life, his brother's life,
the whole platoon, really.
- Oh, my God.
- After it happened,
I would have these vivid dreams of this man,
a man I had never met.
- Sam.
- When I made Admiral, I heard that my name
was in some top secret file,
attached to this mothballed science program
the military had funded.
I pulled some strings, got the file,
and that's when I finally learned about Quantum Leap.
And I saw a picture of Sam Beckett,
the man I had dreamed about since I blacked out in Vietnam.
And it suddenly all made sense.
- What was your original history like?
- Killed in action.
Me, Tom, every soldier in our platoon.
I realized they had shut the program down,
that Sam was still out there,
that he had never made it back.
I knew I had to start the project up again.
Navy SEALs have a credo--
nemo resideo.
- Leave no one behind.
- I don't know if it will ever be possible
to get Sam Beckett back.
But after what he did for me,
what he did for so many others...
I had to try.
[soft dramatic music]
[sighs]
[jazzy dramatic music]
♪
- Eva, it's the cartel guy's car.
- Ben, if she dies, you're stranded here.
- You still want to do this?
Why?
I don't understand why this job is so important.
- Jake, we don't have time for this.
Call me crazy, but I have a strong feeling
if we can save Tammy, maybe we can save us too.
- Work your magic.
- He means pick the lock.
You have a lock pick set, right?
OK, when you were a kid,
you used to take things apart and put them
back together all the time.
Engines, appliances, and locks.
- OK.
Inside the lock is a rotating barrel,
and the five spring loaded pins that
keeps the barrel from moving.
So if I can just jimmy up the pins one by one,
and move the barrel, and--
- Nice.
- Still got it.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- You have a gun?
- Yeah, what do you suggest we use, harsh language?
- I swear I didn't tell the feds anything,
on my life.
You know I would never do that.
I love you, Carla.
- I saw, Zack.
I saw the proffer you were making.
You were going to give them my name.
- [crying]
[tense music]
♪
[gun cocks]
- We got to get the hell out of here.
- Carla, please.
[gunshot bangs]
♪
- [sighs]
♪
[furniture squeaks]
[chilling music]
- Run. - Run.
- Run?
- Go.
[dramatic music]
[tires squeal]
♪
[car honks]
- They're not shooting at the tires now, are they?
- Vamos.
♪
[engine turns over]
Andale.
- You know what?
They won't be able to chase us, though, huh?
- Good thinking.
- I knew I didn't like that woman.
- She works for La Serpiente.
- OK.
Ziggy has nothing on Carla.
But an FBI file from 2022 does reference
a long held belief that La Serpiente
was headed by woman.
- She played us this whole time.
- Like a fiddle.
- We have to find her, Ben.
We have to bring her in, or else you won't leap.
♪
[tense music]
♪
- You know, in the past seven hours,
I have been shot at twice, jumped off a roof,
and my beloved car here is probably
headed for the junkyard.
And that whole time, I've been waiting on an answer from you.
I feel like--I feel like the answer has been
in front of me this whole time.
Eva, you don't want to quit being a bounty hunter.
You love what you do.
And part of me knows that.
Part of me knows that if you come with me to Illinois,
you're going to wind up resenting me
the rest of your life.
[somber music]
♪
Goodbye, Eva.
[car door shuts]
[engine starts]
♪
[whirring]
- Hey, Ben, I'm sorry.
- Why? My fault.
Eva and Jake weren't torn apart by some cosmic wrong.
They just weren't meant to be.
I realize I was trying to force my own desire
for a happy ending.
[tender music]
- [inaudible whispering]
♪
- Hey, look.
You can still do this, OK?
We can find Carla. We can--
- Is she mad?
- Is who mad?
- The woman I left behind.
You said I didn't tell anyone before I leapt.
So that means I didn't tell her.
It's something that's been tearing me up,
so I'm just been wondering if she's mad.
- She's not mad.
6She's confused.
We all are.
We all want to know why you did this.
- Yeah, me too.
- Eva, there you are.
There were reports of shots fired at that girl's address.
- I'm fine. - Jake?
- He's fine.
But...
you won't be seeing him.
- [sighs]
Did you get her, at least?
Parking tickets girl.
- She's on the run.
I'm still determined to stop her.
Just don't know where to start.
- Union Station.
All her tickets were downtown, near Union Station.
Don't you remember the first thing I taught you
about bounty hunting?
The answer is always in front of you.
You just have to see it.
[sentimental music]
- Thanks, Dad.
[The Go-Go's "We Got the Beat"]
♪
- ♪ See the people walking down the street ♪
♪ Fall in line just watching all their feet ♪
- Could I borrow your car?
- ♪ They don't know where they want to go ♪
♪ But they're walking in time ♪
♪ They got the beat
♪ They got the beat, they got the beat ♪
♪ Yeah, they got the beat
- It's brilliant.
If you want to cross the border and remain a ghost,
they don't drive, they don't fly.
They take a train to El Paso, and then cross at Juarez.
Carla probably made the trip dozens of times,
setting up smuggling routes, building relationships,
and preparing for the day that she would
have to disappear forever.
- ♪ We got the beat
♪ We go the beat
announcer over PA: Track nine...
- Next train to Texas is in 15 minutes.
- Yeah, track seven.
- No sign of her yet.
Platform is empty.
She'll probably just show up last minute.
- Jake, what are you doing here?
[sentimental music]
- Your dad called, and he said you weren't
giving up on parking tickets girl.
So why the hell was I giving up on you?
Then he said something about fairy tales
and Diana and Charles.
I didn't have the heart to tell him,
any fool can see that that is not going to work out.
- [chuckles] - Ben, I know I'm a pain, but--
Oh, hell. Let him finish.
- Here's the thing.
I'm scared.
Scared that you're going to get hurt doing this job.
And so scared, in fact, that I was running.
After I dropped you off, I was driving around,
I was thinking about the day, and...
that's when I realized that the chance at a life with you,
even if it scares me sometimes,
is better than a life without you.
♪
- What about Illinois?
- Well, you know, you seem pretty hell bent
on finding this Carla.
So let's find her,
and then we'll talk about Illinois.
Yeah?
- Thanks for the assist, Jake.
- Tweedledee and Tweedledum are right behind me.
You see them?
I'll take care of them, you go find her. OK?
- OK.
- Be careful. - You too.
[Blondie's "One Way or Another"]
♪
- ♪ One way or another, I'm going to find you ♪
♪ I'm going to get you, get you, get you, get you ♪
♪ One way or another, I'm going to win you ♪
♪ I'm going to get you, get you, get you, get you ♪
♪ One way or another, I'm going to see you ♪
♪ I'm going to meet you, meet you, meet you, meet you ♪
♪ One day, maybe next week, I'm going to meet you ♪
♪ I'm going to meet you, I'll meet you ♪
♪ I will drive past your house ♪
♪ And if the lights are all down ♪
♪ I'll see who's around
- Jake.
- Good news is I found Carla.
Bad news is she found me first.
[dramatic music]
♪
- You two must be the most dedicated
bounty hunters in America.
- Ben, the safety is off. Be careful.
- Save yourself. Get out of here.
- Yeah, Eva.
Move, or I'll drop handsome.
And then you too.
- Think about this, Carla.
You kill two people in broad daylight,
the feds will never stop hunting you.
Then what happens to your empire?
- Pretty and smart.
No wonder he wanted to marry you.
♪
- Yeah.
Actually, if I make it out of here alive,
I was actually thinking of proposing again.
- Oh, God.
- This time at Christmas.
♪
- Christmas.
Ben, the first time you met him,
he said he gave you something for Christmas.
The taser, he's talking about the taser.
- I love Christmas.
♪
But where do we go?
♪
- The case has metal in it.
Shoot the case.
- Get a room already.
♪
[taser buzzes]
Ah.
♪
[people clamoring]
- Carla, I've been waiting to say these words
to you for quite some time. Guess what?
You are under arrest.
- Nice.
- Come on.
Come on.
- Hey.
How's it going?
- Came down to the wire,
but Ben should leap any second now.
How has your talk with Magic?
- I take it that you knew.
- It's crazy, right?
[soft dramatic music]
♪
Ian, what is it?
- We're not going to let the same thing that
happened to Sam happen to Ben.
OK?
We can't.
We are bringing him home.
- Hell, yeah, we are.
♪
[suspenseful music]
Right.
- Thank you.
OK, Janice.
Let's see what it is that you're so worried that
we're going to do next.
♪
- That was sweet.
- We're going to talk at dinner.
Hopefully, Eva's back by then, and she can decide her future.
- Do you want to find out what happened to them?
- How about what happens with Carla, Tammy,
pink bag [imitates electric shock]?
- [chuckles]
She goes to prison for Zack's murder.
She does not smuggle thousands of tons of cocaine
across the border,
and they do not end up on our streets.
- Well, that's a good reason for a leap.
- Yeah.
Are you sure you don't want to find out what happened
to Eva and Jake? - I mean--
- Come on, Ben.
Come on, Ben.
[soft dramatic music]
Come on, Ben.
♪
[Ben groans]
Time to get up.
And speaking of Alberto, he has two
lovely grandchildren that he likes
to impart his life wisdom on.
- The answer is always in front of you.
- You just have to see it.
[tender music]
- Ben?
Ben, are you OK?
Come on, Ben.
It's time to get up now.
♪
- It's you, Addison.
You're the woman I love.
♪
- Yeah, Ben.
It's me.
♪
- Well...
that's great news.
♪
- [inhales sharply]
[dramatic music]
[whirring]
- You just got here, and now you want to leave?
Put the suitcases down.
Did you even read the letter that I wrote you?
You know, Papa warned me about you.
He said you were selfish and cold.
And I didn't believe him.
I remember you from when I was little.
You were my abuelo, and I was your pequeñitaValentina.
I could see in your eyes how much you cared for me.
But maybe I was wrong.
- That's-- can we just start again?
As I'm getting older, it's just--
- Papá built this town for all of us.
He was your son.
And this is how you choose to honor his memory?
- You're upset.
I get it.
But maybe we can start from the beginning.
[somber music]
♪
[sweeping music]
♪