(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
VOICEOVER: Previously on Hunted...
JASON: Oh, I got them. Eyes on, eyes on.
Bayan, stop.
With the clock ticking down...
BAYAN: Hunters, hunters!
..the hunters deployed multiple ground units...
Surround that unit. Do not let them out.
..to ensure the capture of Bayan and Eesha.
We've got Bayan.
(ALL CHEER)
Eesha, you've been hunted down. Your time on the run is over.
How many hunters have you brought? You've brought the whole army.
Nice work, Nikki. Well done, mate.
Tharren and Jordan continue to play it safe in the country...
I feel like I could be on the run forever.
..while Ed and Jimi took a big risk to withdraw cash.
HQ, Alpha one minute out.
And with extraction day quickly approaching...
Did you get cash? Yep, I got it.
Oh, the thrill! It feels good.
..they were faced with a difficult decision.
I feel like I should leave tomorrow and not come back.
When Holly and Josh found out Ally had been compromised...
Hectic! Whoo!
They are definitely onto us.
..they decided it was time to go their separate ways.
Ally's here. Alright, I'm going.
(GRUNTS)
With less than 72 hours left on the run...
HUNTER: Search.
..only six fugitives remain.
Run, run, run, run! Go, go!
Who will be next to be captured?
Oh, my God! Come on!
(TENSE MUSIC)
Young couple Holly and Josh are now solo fugitives.
The bush is my friend at this point.
We are one.
Holly is tracking north to a nearby camp site...
Hey, that's one way to hide from the hunters - if I become a bush.
They ain't ever gonna spot me.
..while Josh has caught a lift with their contact Ally.
Oh, jeez.
(LAUGHS)
Hopefully your car's OK.
I reckon, um, we'll drive to, like, Geelong Station.
Yep. Um...
And I might even get you to drop me off, like, in Corio.
Yep.
Um, just in, like, a side street.
Yep.
And is it OK if I call someone off your phone as well?
100% think the hunters are on me right now.
We'll try and lose them as much as I can.
Uh, I'm very nervous. I'm very, very nervous.
While Josh suspects the hunters may have tapped into Ally's phone,
he's unaware they've also planted a tracking device on her car,
allowing Team Alpha
to follow it in real time.
Yeah, mate, noting that vehicle is on the move.
We are gonna vector in on the vehicle.
Roger that, team.
Simpf. Yep.
We've just received intel regarding Ally's phone.
It is an internet search. I'll send you the details now.
OK.
Cyber, can we see what she searched, whether it's a map location?
It could be a possible destination.
Yeah.
Holly and Josh, they've got no idea we're this close to them.
We're tracking phones, vehicles, their associates' phones.
We're getting ahead of them
and we're gonna pounce.
What happens if I press that?
Joking.
Dunno. Explodes. Pew!
(LAUGHS)
Uh, I saw the girl earlier. Yep.
NARRATOR: At the camp site, Team Bravo are following a hot lead.
Just kinda walking through here. OK.
With a canine deployed to search the surrounding bushland for Holly...
..by tracking any recent human scent.
(BARKS)
HQ, Bravo.
That's, uh, Chopper indicating on a small camp site to the north.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) (BARKS)
(DOG BARKS)
No, that's us now.
Moving from south to north.
50 metres out.
NARRATOR: Holly is heading to a group of friendly campers
the fugitives spoke to yesterday.
HOLLY: Afternoon, guys.
Would there be any chance just a little local lift to, um...
..whether it's Torquay or Geelong in the next few days?
WOMAN: Yes.
Oh, guys, thank you so much. Oh, you're amazing.
I need a lift out of here. (DOG YAPS)
Knowing the hunters could be right behind her,
she's quickly secured a lift with grey nomad Peter.
Thank you, my friend!
Peter, let's get out of here.
I just... Oh, yeah. Um...
Back roads would be great.
Yeah! Let's do it.
PETER:
Good boy.
Out here.
Now, I'm actually gonna get down and hide.
You've gotta act super cas
and you're gonna tell me what cars you see on the way out.
Definitely got vehicle tracks. I mean, it's...
It's quite a well-used camp site.
This is the closest we've been to 'em, mate.
Yeah, Reece. Bravo here. We've just swept through this camp site.
Two separate camps.
Uh, we've got positive identification
that they were definitely here last night.
Right.
They've pushed off. We've just missed them.
Yeah, roger that.
If that camp site hasn't got Holly and Josh,
then we need to target that tracker on Ally's car.
In Ally's car,
Josh is carrying out a risky strategy,
using Ally's compromised phone to make calls and send text messages
to his contacts.
The point of me actually messaging all these people
is, like, it's just gonna leave
a lot of breadcrumbs and a lot of trails
and hopefully gets a little bit of the heat off Holly as well
and then I can lose them,
um, in the cracks.
(LINE RINGS)
MAN:
It's Josh. How are you?
MAN:
Simpf? Yep.
We've just had further intel regarding Ally's phone,
and this is audio from the phone intercept.
So let's...let's listen to this TI intercept.
How are you going, bro?
Are you guys working today?
Basically, Holly and I are, like... just split up.
MAN: No way.
(SIGHS)
And I'm just trying to get as much heat as possible on me.
BEN: Interesting.
MAN:
Yeah, alright. Catch ya. 'Bye.
Sorry, Josh. You so have not got this.
(LAUGHS)
What a gentleman. Just sacrificed himself for Holly.
They're gonna make it, Jason. No, they're not. (LAUGHS)
I mean as a relationship. Not as a rule, not as a rule.
No, no, no, come on.
ALLY:
I know. I'm, like, loving life right now.
NARRATOR: Confident he's created enough of a smokescreen...
I'm just gonna call Marco.
..Josh is now ready to execute his real plan...
(LINE RINGS)
..unaware the hunters have had his friend Marco's phone
on full intercept
since they blanketed Josh and Holly's networks yesterday.
(LINE RINGS)
MARCO: Hello?
Marco! It's JP, bro.
Simpf? Yep?
We've just received another hit on Ally's phone.
Stand by, Chief, for audio of this latest call.
Yeah, OK.
Marco.
MARCO:
Yeah, good. I'm still running.
And I'm frickin' hot, dude.
Just need a pick-up, if that was possible.
If you're free.
MARCO:
Yesterday?!
Um...
Yeah, still head towards, um, Corio in Geelong.
MARCO: Yep.
And, um, I'll call you back.
Alright. Alright. Easy. See you soon.
'Bye. 'Bye.
(LINE BEEPS)
Hit that, Cyber.
(INTENSE MUSIC)
Then I'll add him to my little wall of hate.
Team, we just got an update
in regards to possible location or drop point.
It is Corio, which is north Geelong. Over.
Good. Copy.
(INTENSE MUSIC)
We've got all the network covered at the moment.
Excellent.
So, technically, we're across Ally and Marco.
That's the first talk of the split.
They were together before and now they're...she's out of there.
I mean, Jimi and Ed could be split as well.
MAN: No! Really?
Like, if Tharren and Jordan have split as well...
Jesus Christ.
GRAEME: We're in a world of hurt if all of them split three days out.
We haven't got time to burn.
NARRATOR: With less than 72 hours to go before extraction day,
the remaining fugitives
are still spread out across the state.
After spending the night at Ed's Aunt Sandy's house...
..Ed and Jimi are preparing to split up as well.
It's literally three sleeps until extraction.
It's scary.
I haven't had to use my Pauline Hanson wig once.
I know.
(EMOTIVE MUSIC)
This morning,
it's the day that Ed and I are going to split up
and go in different directions.
Splitting up's a smart decision
because once the hunters are alerted to the fact
that we are split up,
their resources will have to be divided.
Alright, I'm ready to go.
You know the plan? Yeah, I've got my plan.
(LAUGHS)
But that's been our plan the whole way.
You've got a plan. I've got no plan.
Ed's gonna stay here with Sandy for another night.
I'm gonna go out and play the same game we've played
for the last 19 days,
which is if I don't know where I'm going,
how will the hunters know where I'm going?
If they come, hide. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Second you go, I've got my...
I've packed my little bag in... so I've got it.
I'll come to the door with you. OK.
I feel OK about leaving Ed.
It's going to be difficult doing 48 hours without him
after spending so much time with him.
And I'll see you soon. MAN: Our pleasure.
I don't want him to go. I know! I know. My heart is racing.
Eddie, give me a hug. Don't come out the front.
No, I won't. Ohh! Love you.
I'll see you...see you...
See you on Tuesday at the extraction.
See you Tuesday. Alright, you can do this.
You can do it. You can do it. OK.
You can do it.
SANDY:
(EMOTIVE MUSIC)
(DOOR SQUEAKS) (MOANS)
JIMI: I think, if the last 19 days have taught me anything,
it's that's I can be resilient -
much more resilient than I ever thought.
I know that I can tackle any challenge that's thrown at me today.
Let's go. Let's do it. Let's get out of here.
Let's quit this taco stand.
I know what I've got to do
and I'm just thinking about
the absolute best way for me to execute it.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
NARRATOR: Back at HQ,
the hunters are focused on capturing Josh
by intercepting him in Ally's car
at a possible drop-off in Geelong.
REECE: Yeah, Alpha, this is Ops.
We have live tracking.
Stand by for update.
GRAEME: Looks like Geelong.
OK, currently on Mercer Street.
Stand by. Coming up now.
Stand by.
We know that Ally has given Josh a lift.
We've tracked her all the way through to Geelong,
so this is game on.
So we're stopping at Geelong Station
because, um, we're hoping for them to at least think
that I've, um, gone to the train station.
And, you know, if they review the CCTV footage
or they even investigate it, you know,
even it takes them just 10 minutes,
um, it's...it's wasting their time.
And I think time is our friend at the moment
and time is their enemy.
So, Ally, what we'll do, I reckon we just go all the way around
and we just basically go... go off again.
GRAEME: They're at Geelong train station, east side.
Right, we have a live track right now
that Ally's vehicle is in Geelong train station.
Yeah, roger that, mate.
We're out three minutes. Three minutes.
REECE: Ops acknowledge - three minutes.
Let's get this done.
BEN: This would be absolutely incredible.
JASON: Does it look like they've done a drop at the railway station?
We're at the station now.
NARRATOR: Team Alpha are hoping to capture Josh
at Geelong train station
after following the tracker planted on Ally's car.
That could have been a drop-off at Geelong, mate.
Ally's now heading back.
JASON:
NIKKI: Hey? Someone's just ran.
(INTENSE MUSIC)
They ran through that way.
He won't be getting a train 'cause they can't go out.
Yeah, mate, that's a negative at the train station,
negative at the train station.
Good, copy. Thanks, mate.
Alright, drop everything at the train station.
That was a decoy.
Oh, you're so frustrating!
Oh, mate.
With Josh's decoy plan successfully distracting the hunters,
he has managed to draw all their attention onto himself
and away from Holly.
JOSH: This is very, very hot for me,
you know, with all these distractions and time-consuming,
you know, I'm obviously really, really drawing heat on me.
But got to give Holly every single chance she's got.
HOLLY: Just can't thank you enough for giving us a lift
and pulling you away from the party.
It seems like a fun party.
If we weren't on the run,
we probably would have tried to join you, to be honest.
Thanks to a last-minute rescue by grey nomad Peter...
Thank you again. I'm just so grateful.
Oh, you've saved my life. Good luck.
..Holly has travelled 30 minutes south
to the coastal town of Aireys Inlet.
PETER:
Go, Holly. Oh, my gosh!
Thanks, Peter. See you later.
Oh, OK.
I'm feeling so much better, so relieved.
Quick getaway.
We might just be in the clear. I don't think I'm fully relaxed yet.
I still have to assume that they're gonna be on my trail.
(INTENSE MUSIC)
Hi, so sorry to bother you.
My name's Holly.
I'm actually a fugitive on the run
desperately looking for a place to stay,
even a backyard to stay in.
And I just wanted to ask if you live around here.
Oh, OK.
That's OK.
No, I don't think I'll stay there.
I think I'll try and hop out of the caravan park.
Thank you.
I really don't know how much luck I'm gonna have out here.
Back at HQ...
(VIKKI GRUNTS)
..the Cyber team have been hard at work
digging up data on Josh's friend Marco.
VIKKI: Maybe they're going to Marco's.
Marco does actually have a birthday party tonight,
so maybe they're going to go have...
To the party? Yeah, to the party.
I don't know, he seemed pretty serious, but it might not be real.
Fugitives splitting at this late stage of the hunt
is always bad news for us
because it means two lines of inquiries rather than one.
It doubles our workload.
If other fugitive teams split,
we are up against it, we're in trouble.
I actually don't believe that Jordan and Tharren have split.
I think they see it as an adventure together, this whole thing.
WOMAN: Yeah, that's true. Food for thought.
Still together, father and son duo Tharren and Jordan
are travelling towards Melbourne with Matthew,
a stranger they met in the small regional city of Castlemaine.
It does feel very good to be going back in towards town.
No, we do appreciate it.
Yes, it worked out perfect.
Not knowing where the extraction point will be,
they're wanting to be more centrally located
before the final push to the end.
Perfect. Thanks, mate.
Enjoy your weekend. We'll see you soon, yeah?
We are now closing in on the end game.
We are.
We're not gonna stop. We will go to the finish line.
We will make 21 days as a team.
Knock, knock.
We're two fugitives on the run.
We're wanting to know if there's any way
you'd be able to help us out.
WOMAN:
Excuse me, sir.
Would you be able to help us out in some sort of way? No.
We're so, so, so close,
and now, to get to the finish line, we really do need help.
Small towns are great,
but we can run out of options really, really quick.
Yeah.
Right now, to stay away from the hunters,
we have to move.
We have to be random and we need to play it to our strengths,
and to our strengths is using our personalities
to, hopefully, open up people's doors.
Hey, gents, how you doing? How you going?
Very well. Not too bad.
Looks like you're probably about to start some work,
but Dad and I are two fugitives on the run.
There is a group of people chasing us.
We're actually in the final stages. We're, like, day 18...
So, we're in the last few days of... 21.
So we're getting very, very, close.
We're just looking for people that will take us in.
No, we figured you were probably about to start working.
But, hey, we're actually happy to help out.
Yeah, 100%.
Sweet.
(LAUGHS)
Are you serious?
That is fantastic.
That would be awesome. That's awesome!
Hey, we're down for that. Yeah, we're down for that.
That's perfect.
We are now helping out the boys concrete,
which is awesome.
Just getting their job done,
make it a bit quicker, work together.
It also means that we get out of here quicker, so Jason the man
is happy to take us to his place after this.
Not frightened to get our hands dirty.
With the tracker on Ally's car now seen travelling back home
and no sign of him at Geelong train station,
HQ suspect Josh
may have been dropped off at an unknown location.
It's quite possible
that they could have done 10-second drop on the side, bang, they're off.
Yep.
And then Ally's continued on on her merry way
back to her home location.
Now, Marco's phone is on full intercept,
so can we have that pinged constantly?
Yeah, we can jump on that now.
'Cause he is gonna do a pick-up. He will go and pick up Joshua.
Come on.
Find where he is.
Marco, he doesn't know where he's meeting us.
I don't even know where he's meeting me,
so that's the fun of it.
NARRATOR: After being dropped off by Ally
in the Geelong suburb of Corio,
Josh thinks he's safe to use his burner phone...
Just calling Marco again.
..unaware the hunters are closely monitoring Marco's phone.
(PHONE RINGS)
MARCO:
Howdy! What's doing?
Simpf... Yeah.
We've received a hit on Marco's phone.
Yep.
How far away off Geelong are you?
MARCO:
30, 35. Beauty.
MARCO: Maybe 22 I'll give you a call and tell you where I am.
See you soon, alright?
Thanks, bro.
CHIEF: There will be another call to Marco
where Joshua will reveal his actual location.
So we need to be within striking distance.
OTHERS: Yes, Chief.
Josh is not gonna give Marco the location by phone
till the very last minute,
so we've got to be in the area, and only seconds away
if we want this capture.
But bearing in mind there's so many diversion tactics going on here,
we could be being played.
REECE: Do we want Echo to redeploy in support of Alpha?
I think so. That vehicle's still live.
If they can push down.
Echo, this is Ops. Over. Echo reading you.
We just need them as close as possible.
We're gonna get a phone call, we'll know their location,
and we've got to move like bloody liquid mercury.
Yeah.
(MAKES CAR SPEEDING NOISE)
NARRATOR: After being dropped off by Ed's Aunt Sandy
in Melbourne's inner city...
Thank you so much again, Sandy. Ooh!
Take care of my Ed.
..Jimi is approaching strangers
in the hope of securing accommodation.
Hey, guys. My name's Jimi. I'm a fugitive on the run.
I'm just looking for, like, Brunswick.
Is it that way?
Have a good day.
My plan at the moment's to ask people,
"Oh, hey, I'm a fugitive on the run, I'm looking for Brunswick,"
and then hopefully...hopefully, someone softens to me,
and I can see if I can get a place to stay tonight.
No luck yet, but you know what?
I'm sure it'll come if I keep asking.
I'm a fugitive on the run.
I'm looking for Brunswick.
Do you know which way... Brunswick.
Hey, how you doing?
I'm currently a bit lost. I'm looking for Brunswick.
That way?
Thank you, cheers.
But Jimi is quickly realising
this might not be the most efficient tactic.
I think I forgot that people in the city
can be a lot more desensitised
to other humans.
Let's see what happens, eh?
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(CLICKS HEELS)
What's with the...
Clicking my heels together like Dorothy.
I know! (LAUGHS)
I'm willing Josh to come home.
The hunters are patiently waiting for Josh
to reveal his exact location
in a phone call scheduled to happen in the next few minutes.
Josh and Holly splitting, it's a little bit frustrating.
We'd like them to stay together
so we could get the two captures in one,
but Josh is going, obviously, towards Marco.
But we'll just take Josh out of the game,
we'll swing straight onto Holly.
Since splitting from Holly,
Josh has been deliberately drawing the hunters to him.
He now needs to call Marco one last time
to confirm the location for his pick-up.
JOSH: I'm just gonna call Marco.
You know, they're gonna probably be on his tail at some point,
but, you know,
once again, if we're just half a metre in front,
we're still in front, so that's kind of our tactic now.
(PHONE RINGS)
Howdy-doody, what's doing? MARCO:
Five away. Beautiful.
Well, Chief, more audio.
This is the audio call, Chief.
Do you want a street address, bro? Hit.
So, it's Nixon Court in Corio.
Nixon Court, yep. So it's a definite pick-up.
Yes!
Alright, love you, bro.
He talks exactly the way he messages.
"Yeah, bro." (ALL LAUGH)
Now, I need to know what car Marco owns and is driving.
The ground hunters are looking for that vehicle.
Chief, it's a black Commodore, 2009 sedan.
Oh, what's doing, bro?
Oh! Oh, man.
Oh, it's good to see you.
We're probably, like, literally a metre in front of them,
so, like, they're, like, hot on my tail.
I've got live tracking on Marco's phone. He hasn't switched it off.
Excellent.
So where is it? Princes Freeway.
Southbound? Yep. Yeah, going this way.
Great, Steph.
We're live-tracking Marco's car now, southbound on the Princes Freeway.
Live tracking coming up on the big screen.
Come on, let's do this. We're going in hot.
That's Marco.
Marco's phone live tracking. Here we go, here we go.
They are heading north on the Princes Freeway. Over.
Yeah, Reece, we're coming from the eastern side of School Road now.
Paralleling Rennie Street.
Yes! OK, you gotta be bloody close now.
REECE: If Josh is in Marco's vehicle,
the chance of a capture today is very high.
Our hunter teams are trained in vehicle pursuit.
We will interdict that vehicle and we will stop it.
(TENSE MUSIC)
MARCO:
Well, let's just go all the way in.
Yeah.
No, don't worry.
JASON: Yeah, Reece, we're coming past a service centre in 3km.
Can you give me where their location is in comparison to that?
Roger that. They're no more than 60 seconds in front. Over.
Car on the right. I think it might be.
There, there, there, there, there.
OVER RADIO: I think we might have eyes on. Stand by.
NIKKI: Yeah, I think that's it.
Yeah, I can see it. Black Commodore. Black Commodore.
Vehicle here. REECE: Come on, guys!
We have eyes on the vehicle.
Black Commodore, we have eyes on a black Commodore.
MAN: It's tense. WOMAN: Alright, alright.
Yes! Yeah, Reece.
We're in the far right lane.
We have no chance of an intercept at this stage, mate.
We can confirm... Yeah, 026.
026 is the rego, mate.
We are one vehicle for cover, but we cannot intercept.
On your arse, mate.
Guys, can you push over to the left lane, in case they change lanes?
RADIO: Roger, moving in one.
I want Alpha as close to that vehicle without being burnt.
I want Echo to be up with Alpha.
Then I want both vehicles to go overt.
No speeding. No unsafe practices.
We'll do overt surveillance on that vehicle
when both vehicles are in place.
Reece, that's us right up behind them.
I confirm one driver, one passenger in the front seat,
one passenger in the front seat.
They look like they're going left lane.
(JOSH, THEN MARCO)
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Come up behind, mate, come up behind.
Roger.
Oh, my God, this is stressful.
Shit!
Confirm that Josh is in the car, but Holly isn't.
CHIEF: Copy that. We'll take Josh.
We'll take Josh, we'll get Holly later.
Nowhere to run.
NARRATOR: Unaware the hunters were tracking his friend Marco's phone,
solo fugitive Josh has found himself surrounded on a freeway.
(RADIO TRILLS) Come up behind, mate.
Come up behind.
(RADIO TRILLS) Roger.
Shit.
Confirm that Josh is in the car but Holly isn't.
Copy that. Yeah, roger that, team.
We'll take Josh. We'll get Holly later.
Here we go. Game is on. Nowhere to run.
MARCO:
(CHORTLES) Slowing down. Just keep going.
(RADIO TRILLS) Alpha, Alpha, this is Ops.
I pass tactical command to you.
Stay safe.
Yeah, roger, Reece. We've got him now.
Yeah, I know.
They're heading off the Werribee exit. Over.
Roger. Werribee exit.
Here we go, here we go, here we go.
(RADIO TRILLS) Service lane, mate.
Service lane of Duncans Road. Service lane of Duncans Road.
Here we go, here we go, here we go.
We're on here, Sean. We're on here, Sean.
JOSH:
(RADIO TRILLS) Yeah, he's pulling over now.
Pulling over. Duncans Road service road. Pulling over.
Come on.
Go, Nikki, go! Come on, Nikki!
Go! Go! Go, girl. Go, go, go!
Go on, buddy.
Go, you good thing!
(HUNTER LAUGHS) Oh, he stepped... Get him!
Go, Nikki!
Come on, Nikki! Come on, Nikki! Got him!
HUNTER: Stop there, mate. Come on.
Come on, Nikki!
Come on! Hey!
Come on. Let's go!
Game's up, buddy.
The game's up, buddy.
HUNTER: Don't let him get away!
Come on! Come on, Josh. Time's up, mate.
Come on! Chase him down, Nikki.
He's a runner. Come on, Josh. Time's up.
It is Josh. Josh! WOMAN: Oh, my God. You got him!
Your time on the run is over, mate.
Awesome work! Awesome work! (HUNTERS CHEER)
Time on the run is over.
You've been hunted down.
Well done, mate.
We've got Josh in the bag. Well done, team!
Well done, team. Well...
Good work.
Hey, Josh. Simpf. How are ya?
G'day. Good, thank you. How are you?
Yeah, good, mate. Where were you gonna meet up with Holly again?
Well, was I going to meet up with Holly in the future?
That's the question. Give me something better than that.
Nup, I honestly don't know where she is.
Yeah, OK. The glory of it.
That's a lie. When did you last see her?
Not too sure. When did I last see her?
It is a good question.
OK. Insert long pause and lie here. Fantastic.
No worries, mate.
You're trying to keep her safe. Fair enough. I respect it.
We'll have her in the bag really soon. Take care, Josh.
Good luck. See ya. Well done.
See ya. Well done, team.
Alright. That's just tying up resources. Let's get onto Holly.
JOSH: I'm-I'm feeling pretty gutted.
Think I was playing a bit too close to the sun here.
I was using all of the decoys and all the contacts that I could.
But Holly's still on the run
and she's learnt a lot over these past few weeks
and I have the utmost faith that she'll make it to the end.
NARRATOR: With Josh captured,
there are five fugitives still on the run.
Three days remain till extraction
where, if they can avoid the hunters,
they'll share $100,000.
OK, HQ hunters, let's gather round the centre console.
HUNTERS: Yes, Chief.
I'd like to go through our remaining fugitives,
of which there are too many.
Now what I'm concerned about is Holly getting away.
I think Holly is under extreme pressure right now.
Not only to get away from the hunters today
but to actually get to extraction.
Yeah. Because, you know, without that...
If she fails, then they both lose.
So right now, I'm just trying to calculate the next few days
leading up to extraction.
Oh, gosh, I wonder where Josh is right now?
Tharren and Jordan.
These guys, and probably Ed and Jimi as well,
you know, probably are feeling quite safe.
But as we get closer to the end of the game,
they may let their guard down.
(BUZZING) JORDAN: Oh, here we go.
Oh, no.
How's it looking?
Not good right now. That's a bad time to ask that question.
Oh, OK.
(CHUCKLES) Well done.
I looked the same before but different obviously.
And we'll see how that one goes.
GRAEME: OK, let's move on to Ed and Jimi.
Chief, we can probably talk on Ed and Jimi
after that cold case review yesterday.
Um, a few gaps there that I was working with Steph.
What's significant is a lot of the associates already that we have
which we know of are in relation to Jimi,
hardly anything in relation to Ed.
We'll keep building on that throughout today and tomorrow.
They're not through the gate yet.
Within our line of work, our reputation means everything.
We know what it's like not to catch the fugitives
and I don't like the feeling.
So we're definitely more motivated this time to get a clean sweep.
We will not rest.
(PLASTIC RUSTLES)
If the hunters come here looking,
I don't want them seeing all this and saying, "Oh, they've been here."
So I'm just gonna pack everything up.
Knowing Jimi, he's probably already at someone's house just chilling out,
someone who he's just met.
So...I have no doubt that Jimi will be fine on his own.
Meh. I'm feeling a little lost, a bit.
The Meat Shack. I'm not gonna go there.
NARRATOR: After leaving Ed at Aunt Sandy's house,
Jimi has spent the last four hours
approaching strangers for a place to stay the night.
Heya.
Do you guys have, like, rooms upstairs?
No. Rooms for rent or anything?
Thanks. No worries, guys. Cheers.
Like, do you know, like, if there's any, like,
hostels or hotels around here or...?
Um... No?
If I can't find someone,
I guess I'll just sleep on the street for the night.
Rough it.
In my Adidas Pride tracksuit.
I'm desperately looking for somewhere
to spend the night tonight.
No, that's OK.
I don't know where to go.
(PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL TRILLS AND TICKS)
Get (BLEEP)! (LAUGHS)
(CHUCKLES) Hey!
So nice to see you. How are you?
Good. How are you? I am...
I was like, "Who's this person getting filmed?"
(LAUGHS)
Forgive me because...
Oh, my gosh, my brain is so fogged at the moment.
Oh, Helena. Jimi! Helena, yes.
I was thinking about you when I got to Melbourne a few weeks ago.
Oh, really?
I was thinking, "Where's Helena these days?"
I literally live, like, across the road.
Oh, my gosh. Um...
Oh, my gosh. What are you doing?
I'm so, so... Oh, my!
I'm desperately in need of somewhere to stay tonight.
Really? Desperately.
OK.
That would be amazing. Yeah.
Yeah! I'm just a bit in shock 'cause I've seen someone
because I've been spending all day asking people
if I can stay at their houses, just strangers.
OK. Yeah. This is bizarre.
Everyone's just been like, "No." Yeah.
It just shocks me the good fortune we've had
while being fugitives on the run.
And today, when I needed just a little bit of good fortune
more than ever before,
I bump into an old friend, an old colleague of mine,
that I haven't seen in years.
I think I went into shock when I saw you.
Yeah! (LAUGHS) Like, honestly.
This is the best... (MUTTERS)
..the best thing that could have happened to me today.
(LAUGHS) Oh, great. The best thing.
Lena and I worked together for a couple of months
at the beginning of 2020
and I've seen her once since then.
Oh, my gosh, amazing!
Perfect.
I'll pop those on.
Thank you.
That is amazing. That's awesome.
I'm feeling safe here.
But I'm still cautious to the fact that,
although I bumped into Lena,
there is a connection there.
So I am weary that the hunters
might have thought that I might make contact with Lena.
And who knows, they could find out her address and turn up here.
In this game, you never feel 100% safe.
NARRATOR: Five fugitives are still on the run.
Most have started to make their way towards Melbourne,
where there are more transport options
to reach the as-yet unknown
extraction point.
But Holly is still in the south-west of Victoria,
over 100km away.
I don't have him anymore to help me up.
Oh, it's so sad.
Alright, journey begins. (GROANS)
Even if you don't have hunters right behind you,
there's so many other factors that come into play.
There are so many other things on my mind.
Having food to eat, place to stay for the night.
Sometimes the hunters are the least of my worries.
NARRATOR: Since splitting from Josh
and being dropped in the small coastal town of Aireys Inlet,
she has been trying to secure accommodation.
Hello. Anyone home?
Next one.
Hi. Knock-knock.
Hello. Is anyone home?
Hi, guys. How you going?
My name's Holly. I'm actually a fugitive on the run.
Do you guys by any chance have a backyard I might be able to stay in?
I know it's a big ask.
OK. Well, enjoy. Have a great day, guys.
Do you, by any chance, have a backyard
I might be able to pitch a tent in?
I'm leaving today.
Oh, OK. Yep. No, that's... That's all good.
Hi, my name's Holly. How you going?
I'm a fugitive on the run.
I was just wondering if you'd by any chance
have a backyard I might be able to stay in?
Is that OK?
Oh, thank you! That would just be so incredible.
What was your name? My name's Carina.
Carina. Nice to meet you, Carina. You've literally saved my day.
That's amazing.
(GROANS)
I've set this tent up with Josh so many times
but every single time I ask him which pole goes in which hole again.
So I've never... (CHUCKLES) ..had to remember.
I was so terrified that
the moment that I split from Josh, I would get caught,
so I'm really, really grateful that today I've actually made it
and I've made it without Josh.
And I always rely on Josh, so this is super, super exciting for me.
Look at this. (CHUCKLES PROUDLY)
Do you see a tent? I see a beautiful tent.
Mm, mm, mm! (KISSES) Beautiful!
(CRICKETS CHIRP)
OK, HQ hunters.
Can we gather round the centre console, please?
The use of our resources has to be really dynamic in this situation.
We're coming to the end, so be ready for a transition game.
It'll be a fairly difficult task but we're up for it.
BEN: You know what's coming now, don't ya? Cup of tea. (CHORTLES)
This is the pointy end of the game.
The fugitives are going to be feeling all of the nerves
and all of the excitement mixed together.
JORDAN: Yeah, I think Craigieburn,
so we're not too far away but we're not too close.
A lot of paranoia about how close the hunters are.
And really a lot of hope
that their plan will actually get them to extraction.
So I'm gonna go with Carina to the community garden.
Hello.
Looking as an opportunity to network.
Hopefully I'll get a lift or a place to stay out of it.
They can see the finish line, but because of the mental fatigue,
the physical fatigue they're feeling now,
that's when they're most likely to make mistakes.
I still think me being here
is a closer connection than Ed is to Sandy.
But maybe family is closer connection.
Maybe family is the exact thing they're gonna be sniffing around
at the moment.
KARLA: It is crunch time.
It is the time that we absolutely need to get in front of these teams.
We'll do everything that we can to stop them.
NARRATOR: The only fugitive
not to have moved location in the last 24 hours...
Yahtzee time! Yahtzee.
Yes, Yahtzee time. OK.
..Ed has stayed another night at his Aunt Sandy's,
with her husband, David, and her daughter, Abby.
It's definitely sunk in that we're so close to extraction.
Like, two more sleeps.
I think I'm a little bit more on edge.
But he's planning on leaving the house for the day
in case the hunters come knocking.
I've just packed up mine and Jimi's stuff.
So we've got our big bags. So it just looks like they're in storage.
Yeah. I'm gonna turn my phone off.
Oh, OK. I don't want them tracking me.
The stakes have changed definitely.
At the start it was let's see if I can do this,
let's see how far I can go.
But as every day we get closer to extraction,
I don't just wanna see if I can do it, I actually wanna win.
Let's do it.
Oh!
Back at HQ, the hunters
are continuing their cold case investigation into Ed and Jimi.
GRAEME: The cold case review
is as simple as going back with fresh eyes.
We go back right to the start,
have a look at everything again with fresh eyes,
lay that across the top, re-assess the information
and evaluate that for a new plan.
Just going through these names, Carla,
just to see if there's anything we've missed.
It might actually reset that investigation
and give us an angle we've never thought of.
As part of this review,
Cyber have done a deep-dive into Ed's family tree
in the hope of finding any undiscovered associates in Victoria.
JAY: Sandra! Ahh!
HUNTER: Is that for Ed and Jimi? Uh-huh.
Aunty who lives in Melbourne. Great.
OK. So that's a... That's a development.
So I've been pruning the branches of Ed's family tree,
trying to find anyone that he is related to
that might live in the Greater Melbourne area
and I've managed to pull up Sandra.
So the suspicious thing about Sandra
is that she's actually cut off any online ties with Ed
and it's that lack of interconnectivity
which raises alarm bells.
Ben, important update for you.
So we've got Ed's aunt, Aunt Sandy, Sandra...
Yeah. ..who lives in Melbourne.
Um, they've gone suspiciously dark.
She's killed all connections to him on Facebook and everything else,
even though there's pictures that exist of them together.
Close family chats and the like.
So maybe why we didn't pick her up to start with.
Actually going over it, they de-connected, essentially, online.
Yes. Alright. Good find, guys.
Ed and Jimi have well and truly been under the radar up until this point.
It's a key point in the run.
They've a couple of days left to get to an extraction.
This is the point that they need to reach out
to someone they absolutely trust, and Sandra could be that person.
Jay, we're asking for all the... good stuff on Sandy, yeah?
Yes. Yes, we are.
Phones, cars, addresses. Yeah.
HUNTER: Ben, confirming Sandra's phone's now on full intercept.
Do we have any images of Sandra?
Yeah, there's in the OneNote.
Love the party hat. She looks like fun.
Obviously, we... There's a connection, you know?
We're family. Yeah.
It's a couple of steps removed but we are.
So there's always going to be a risk that they find that connection.
But, like, I don't want to be complacent or anything like that,
but I just don't think that they'll piece it together.
(LINE RINGS) GROUND HUNTER: How are you, Ben?
Hello. I would love for you to go and pay Ed's aunty a visit.
A lady called Sandra.
Hopefully she has not helped yet
and hopefully she's in the runnings to be helping
and could lock us back onto Ed and/or Jimi.
But Sandra is quite a top priority for us.
OK. OK. Great.
Amazing. Let's go!
REECE: All arrows point to Sandra.
(ENIGMATIC MUSIC)
Ooh! Tough job, but someone's gotta do it.
How are you going over there, Carina?
NARRATOR: After being introduced to the community garden group
by Carina,
Holly has started to bond with the locals.
These are coffees, yeah? Coffee, coffee, coffee.
Always room for another coffee.
I'm excited!
This is much better than living off-grid.
I'm actually kind of a little bit
glad that Josh isn't here.
Oh, was anyone sitting here, do you know?
(LAUGHS) I see someone's tea is there.
It's kind of nice to be the decision-maker right now.
So I've been out doing this for about 19 days,
but I've only gotta get to 21.
So a couple days and I get my own bed, which'll be lovely.
It would mean everything to me to win this.
I feel like there's so much riding on this for me.
I wanna win this for me, I wanna win this for Josh.
Oh, yes. OK, let me take down your email address.
I'm living pay cheque to pay cheque at the moment, which is not great.
That money would change my life. It would change our lives.
So important to me for so many reasons.
I'm just trying to figure out how I'm going to actually
make it to extraction.
I think I'll try and stay another night here
and then maybe see if I can head back to the city tomorrow,
or close to the city.
When it comes time, I don't know where extraction's gonna be.
If it's all the way in Melbourne, I'll need to get a lift there.
As long as I continue to do what I've done,
and that's network, make friends,
get some beautiful strangers on my side...
I'm gonna trust you all to keep my secret safe.
(LAUGHS)
..I think I'll get there, I really do.
I have to be really smart and strategic
about how I play the next 48 hours.
WOMAN:
I'm kind of asking around just in case.
How about yourself? What is your kind of accommodation?
Do you have a backyard at all? Yeah, we do.
There's a studio...not a studio.
It's a room out the back which has got a billiard table and a couch.
Oh, I'd love that!
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it, Sue.
Have you got a map up?
Their one? Just a map of Melbourne.
So we know that Holly and Josh camped down here somewhere.
Yeah.
Joshua takes us away
with Ally and Marco.
So he's not gonna lead us in the direction where Holly's going.
It's always about "Look at the noise over here."
But what's happening over here? Yeah.
That makes sense, actually.
Our strategies have gotta be on point.
They've gotta be firm, they've gotta be fast.
We're running out of time.
We've gotta use all the intel.
We've gotta focus, 'cause if we don't get Holly in the next 12, 24,
she could be gone.
(SIGHS) Holly can't get away.
She's gotta be caught. (LAUGHS)
NARRATOR: While Holly's location remains unknown...
..Team Charlie are on the approach to Sandy's address
after the hunters started to suspect
that she would be used by Ed and Jimi while on the run.
Sandra's got multiple vehicles. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
And she's a family member. Yeah.
She is centrally based. Yeah.
The fact she's defriended everyone tells us lots.
Yeah, it does. Yeah.
That's us rolling up now.
Received. Alright, mate.
OK.
There's the Toyota Camry.
Yep. And a Jeep.
Starting regos.
It look like anyone's in?
Yeah, it does. There's lights on upstairs.
Windows are open.
Perfect. OK.
(KNOCKS ON DOOR)
Someone's just run upstairs.
I hear banging of doors up there.
Hello, how are you? How you going? Good.
Good. I'm Kim. I'm a hunter.
How are you? Oh!
Yeah, good. Can we come in?
Yeah, righto. That'd be great. Anyone else here?
Just you and your daughter?
He looks nervous.
Yeah. Yeah. MAN: He does.
There's something up with this place.
Where are they, David?
You do know what I'm talking about.
He was mega nervous when you opened that door.
That place is red-hot right now.
Where's Ed?
ABBY:
Ed's your cousin.
Oh, haven't you? What about Jimi?
Neither of you know Jimi or Ed?
Really? That's very strange.
While the hunters are interrogating David and Abby,
Ed and Sandy are on their way back to the property.
What if we get back and the hunters are still there?
(CHUCKLES) (GROANS)
Oh, she'll talk her way out of it, I'm sure.
Where's Sandra?
No, she went out. Shopping or something, I don't know.
MAN: He's full of it. Which is her car?
The Volkswagen. Apparently, Sandra's gone shopping in it.
And I didn't see it on the way in.
So the VW is missing.
And Sandra is missing. Right.
They've gone out with Sandra in the Tiguan.
They're nervous 'cause perhaps they're coming back
and they're coming back soon.
Yes.
Here we go, I found... I found Mama.
Where is she now?
'Cause it's not on.
If she hasn't been on it for a while, it won't update.
She's got a very old phone.
Strong possibility that either one of them - or both -
are gonna come back.
We actually think let's all just go quiet on it.
Yeah, withdraw back and let anyone feel comfortable
to go back there if they choose.
David and Abby were just...
You know, they pissed me off, to be honest.
They're lying, they're lying, they're lying.
So let's get a little bit tactical.
Let's get a little bit dirty. Withdraw from that address.
And let Ed and Jimi feel safe to go back to the family address.
We go straight in that door and capture them.
(LINE RINGS) Hey, Kim, how are ya, mate?
So we're gonna try a little tactic here.
Yep.
I want you, with your radio on,
so that David can hear...
Right.
I'm gonna come up urgent that you guys need to make best speed
to Werribee on a different fugitive pair.
OK, great. You guys leave in a bit of a hurry.
And get a couple of streets away and then we'll brief you again,
perhaps a covert sit off of that address.
Yep. Alright.
(RADIO TRILLS) Intel to Charlie. Urgent.
(RADIO TRILLS) Charlie's in.
Yeah, Charlie, we've got intel on a different fugitive pair.
Can you make best speed to Werribee now? Hot intel.
We need to dump that. That's a dry hole in East Bentleigh, thanks.
(RADIO TRILLS) Yeah, roger that.
We're on our way. Yep.
We've gotta go. We've gotta head to Werribee.
OK.
(RADIO TRILLS)
Yeah, we're about an hour and a half away, I think. We're on our way.
(RADIO TRILLS) HQ, this is Bravo.
We are 16 minutes out from Werribee if needed. Over.
I didn't think you'd take it too.
(RADIO TRILLS) Good. Copy.
MAN: Yeah, mate, Bravo, you head there first.
We're 24 out from Werribee. We'll head your way as well.
(LAUGHS) Everyone's going! Stand down, stand down.
It's a decoy for the occupants of the house in East Bentleigh.
Yep. Um, it's a ruse.
I didn't think it'd go that well.
I forgot to think about you guys listening.
Nice one.
Sounds like they would have bought it if everyone else did.
Can you let Alpha know to stand down?
Yeah. Thanks, buddy.
I guess our gut feeling on Sandra is right.
Sandy's definitely playing a part,
has played a part or will be playing a part.
Just the reception when David opened that door
tells us that Sandy is involved.
Yeah, perfect.
If that is the case, we could be catching two other fugitives today.
Almost there. Yeah.
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(TENSE MUSIC)
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
Alright, my man. I think this is it.
NARRATOR: Concreter Jason
has dropped Tharren and Jordan in Craigieburn...
Thanks for everything. I really appreciate it.
No worries. Good luck.
Interesting.
Do you feel like going into the pub?
Let's jump on in.
..where avid cricket fan Tharren hopes they can find help
from a local team.
Hello. Morning. How are we all doing?
Just very random one, and I know we're asking for a lot,
but we're fugitives on the run.
We're needing accommodation.
I don't know if that's a possibility, like...
Yeah, that would be incredible.
Again, help from strangers.
We put ourselves out there and people are willing to help.
Oh, yes. Great shot! Well done.
Dad's in his element right now.
Just like every Sunday when we played junior cricket,
you hear him before you hear anyone else.
Well done! Good block.
Too excited. (LAUGHS)
Time that we've had on this journey has drawn us a lot closer.
I'll be quiet. No, no. Don't.
Dad's never been the best communicator,
and we've had some just really...
..deep, honest conversations while on the run.
And I will never take that for granted.
And I think it has changed our relationship forever.
(THARREN CLAPS)
And away we go. You're in, you're in.
Get there. Get it.
Not at one point have we thought about splitting.
Not at one point will we think about splitting.
We're here to be the first team to finish this and win this.
You know, without each other,
we would probably be pretty lost,
so we're not going anywhere - we're staying together, side by side
and we're gonna win this thing.
WOMAN:
No, you guys were great. Pleasure.
You win as a team.
That's the greatest thing about it.
How'd you go? You're gonna be upset.
They had no ice cubes.
No, that's fine. But there's cold water there.
Yeah. Oh, you didn't get a coffee? No, I've got a Coke.
Oh, there you go. (CHUCKLES) Thank you so much.
NARRATOR: In a covert operation,
Team Charlie departs from Sandy's house
after a fake call from HQ.
They are now strategically parked nearby
in order to stake out the address.
Team Alpha has also been deployed as back-up.
(RADIO TRILLS) Alpha. Alpha, HQ.
Yeah, go, mate.
Mate, as a priority, could you get that junction covered ASAP?
Yeah, roger, mate. We're heading there now.
While Team Charlie have eyes on Sandy's house,
Team Alpha position themselves at a nearby junction
where they can spot any vehicles turning into the address.
Alpha's down here and Charlie's up in the road itself.
Right.
So any movement in, they'll get.
Charlie, if that vehicle goes towards that address
and we see fugitives, are you happy to block that vehicle in?
Yes. OK, perfect.
Once you do that, then Alpha will move up.
(RADIO TRILLS) Roger that, mate.
Meanwhile, Ed and Sandy are returning home,
unaware the hunters are lying in wait.
There's gonna be quite a few people still on the park.
Yeah, definitely. It's a nice Sunday afternoon.
Therefore go around the outside.
Yeah. If I need to, I'll just run into a crowd.
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
As an extra precaution,
Sandy is dropping Ed off at the other side of the park
so he can approach the house discreetly on foot.
Thank you for driving me around all day.
OK. I'll give you a hug anyway.
But I will see you in five minutes.
You will. We'll be there. I will, I will.
Thank you so much and see you very, very soon.
Take care.
(CLOCK TICKS)
Vee-dub.
Turning in now, turning in now.
Roger. Roger that, mate.
Ben, I'm throwing it on the big screen for you now so you can see.
Lovely.
I've got one driver. Only a driver?
Yeah, roger, mate. One driver.
(SIGHS)
Could be ducking down.
The vehicle's coming in now.
We're just waiting for it to come by us now.
It's got one female driver on board.
No other occupants can be seen.
And she's doing a U-ey.
She's coming back, facing us again.
WOMAN: Come on, team.
MAN: Stop the vehicle. Ooh. Oh!
That's us interdicting the car. There is nobody in the car.
Hello. What are you doing? Hi.
Right. Driving around? What for?
Yeah, I know, and you've just gone down there, turned around
and gone straight back again - why's that?
You've been at the supermarket all day, I've been told by your husband.
Yeah.
So, what are you really doing?
Stand by, stand by. I've got eyes on.
What have you got eyes on, Charlie?
Eyes on fugitives. Moving.
Go, Howie!
Eyes on fugitives. I've got a big run.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
Come on. Go, go, go.
Get around to the park. Get around to the park, Alpha.
We're on Beech Street now.
Stand by, stand by. I've got eyes on.
I've got eyes on. What have you got eyes on, Charlie?
Eyes on fugitives. Moving.
Go, Howie!
Eyes on fugitives. Got a big run.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
Go, go, go, go.
Get around to the park. Get around to the park, Alpha.
We're on Beech Street now.
Yep, they've gone onto Beech.
They've gone to where you thought they would, Alpha.
Straight at him.
They're now running north through the park.
Stop there, mate. The game's up.
Game's up.
Yeah, mate, your time on the run is over.
You've been hunted down.
(ALL CHEER)
Awesome!
OK, just Jimi, Howie. Just Jimi.
Let's get Jimi. Let's get Jimi.
Yeah, sorry, mate, I've got... I can't...
I can't find him. I didn't see him. I only saw Ed.
Right, OK. Ed's in the bag.
So we only saw one fugitive, is that right?
I think they were still split. I only ever saw Ed. No sign of Jimi.
Oh, OK, right. So they've split.
Mate, Chief here.
What information have you got?
I haven't seen Jimi in a couple of days.
OK, that's an absolute lie.
Well, have a talk to Jimi tonight over a beer.
Thanks for playing. Um, not quite good enough.
I'll talk to Jimi after extraction.
Good on you. Well done, Ed. See you, mate.
Cheeky grins everywhere.
JASON: Good effort, mate.
You were the only one I was scared of as well.
When Alpha's on the trail, you've got no hope.
I was so nervous, thinking, "Is this coming, is it not?"
We saw the vehicle. No fugitives on board.
I thought, "My God, we've blown it."
And then thankfully we've got eyes on Ed, positive ID
and so glad, and a capture.
It's great to have Ed in the bag but we've gotta move straight onto Jimi.
Obviously, I'm pretty... pretty devastated.
I have every single faith in Jimi.
Because...
..this is something he has wanted to do
and he's wanted to do it so bad.
And I know he will do it.
I have every single faith in him
that he is going to make it to the end.
He needs to play the game and he needs to...he needs to win.
He needs to get to extraction. He has to. (SNIFFS)
He's gotta do it for both of us.
NARRATOR: Now only four fugitives remain on the run.
But with less than 48 hours until extraction,
the hunters are under the pump like never before.
It was a long day, but bloody great work.
Bloody brilliant.
But we really do need to get back on task.
I'm arced up because we do not have enough fugitives in the bag.
We've got Ed in the bag. We just need to find where Jimi is now.
There's a whole lot of pressure on all the hunters right now.
We are getting very, very close to extraction day
and we still want a clean sweep.
Absolutely no doubt about it - that's what we're going for.
Anything less is a fail.
Let's keep pushing. Relentless, relentless, relentless.
Come hell or high water, there is no way
that any of these fugitives are gonna make it to extraction day.
Let's throw everything at these fugitives.
Let's go, Dad. Yep.
NARRATOR: It's a race to the finish...
WOMAN: Your location has now been disclosed to the hunters.
We have extraction details have been accessed.
There it is.
..for the fugitives...
Let's go!
We're that close now.
The hunters will be throwing the kitchen sink at us.
..and the hunters.
It's extraction day. We don't know where the extraction point is.
Let's kick some fugitive rear end.
Survival...
I assume at this point every single one of our friends is compromised.
I see potential hunters.
..and reputations...
Anything less than a clean sweep is a fail. It all comes down to this.
..are on the line.
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
HQ, that's us pulling up now. Now, now, now.
WOMAN: I've got eyes on them!
The end game is here.
Let's go!
(ALL EXCLAIM)
Come on! Go, go, go!
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