WEBVTT 00:21.939 --> 00:23.398 He's alive! 00:25.359 --> 00:26.360 Hey! 00:29.863 --> 00:31.031 Get in here. 00:52.177 --> 00:53.637 Police! Don't move! 01:01.103 --> 01:04.022 It was a sad state of affairs when getting caught in your dreams 01:04.105 --> 01:05.899 was actually some kind of relief. 01:11.321 --> 01:13.323 Something happens to you when you're facing the prospect 01:13.407 --> 01:14.533 of life in prison. 01:14.616 --> 01:17.077 You start seeing everything in sharper focus, 01:17.160 --> 01:18.787 with incredible texture and detail, 01:18.871 --> 01:21.206 like your brain is already trying to capture and catalog 01:21.290 --> 01:23.542 the memory of everything you're about to lose. 01:27.629 --> 01:29.923 And then there's the way everyone else sees you. 01:33.135 --> 01:34.428 Something I can help you with, fellas? 01:37.848 --> 01:39.141 Have a good day. 01:57.284 --> 01:58.577 Morning, Mr. Cooper. 01:59.953 --> 02:00.996 Luddy. 02:03.415 --> 02:05.626 I was hoping I could talk to you for a second back at the office, 02:05.709 --> 02:06.835 when you're done hitting. 02:07.503 --> 02:09.630 - About what? - Sorry? 02:10.797 --> 02:14.176 Well, I been a member of this club for about ten years, 02:14.259 --> 02:15.844 you've never asked me to your office before. 02:15.928 --> 02:18.805 So I'm just wondering what it's about. 02:20.641 --> 02:22.559 I was hoping we could have this conversation 02:22.643 --> 02:23.810 in a more private setting. 02:25.771 --> 02:27.981 Why don't you just tell me what you came here to tell me, Luddy? 02:29.233 --> 02:30.526 Well, look, 02:30.609 --> 02:32.361 this is obviously a sensitive issue 02:32.444 --> 02:36.073 and I'm sure you know how much we value your membership here at the club. 02:36.156 --> 02:37.366 Well, that's really nice to hear. 02:37.449 --> 02:40.118 The thing is, the board met, and… 02:41.912 --> 02:44.456 we feel it would be best if we suspended your membership, 02:44.540 --> 02:45.916 just until your current… 02:46.625 --> 02:48.168 difficulties are resolved. 02:48.252 --> 02:50.921 - I see. - I'm really sorry about this, Coop. 02:51.004 --> 02:53.674 Tell me, which one of the club's bylaws did the board land on 02:53.757 --> 02:56.134 to give you the legal standing to kick me out? 02:56.218 --> 02:57.928 Come on, Coop. That's not what this is. 02:58.011 --> 03:01.181 Because if I recall correctly, if I were to have committed any infractions, 03:01.265 --> 03:04.560 which I haven't, then the club would have to inform me in writing 03:04.643 --> 03:06.395 and only after three such notices 03:06.478 --> 03:08.605 could they initiate the disciplinary proceedings 03:08.689 --> 03:09.690 to recommend my ouster. 03:09.773 --> 03:11.149 You were arrested for murder. 03:11.233 --> 03:12.359 I didn't kill anyone. 03:12.442 --> 03:14.570 Well, how do I know that? 03:16.864 --> 03:18.699 Gosh, I guess you're right, Luddy. 03:18.782 --> 03:21.076 There's really no way of knowing. 03:21.743 --> 03:23.453 But if there's even the slightest chance 03:23.537 --> 03:25.831 that I'm the cold-blooded killer you think I am, 03:26.957 --> 03:29.209 do you really wanna be fucking with me right now? 03:32.796 --> 03:34.131 I'm gonna finish my bucket. 03:34.214 --> 03:35.215 Thanks, buddy. 05:02.052 --> 05:03.303 Mel. 05:05.305 --> 05:07.182 Hey. Oh, God. 05:07.266 --> 05:08.684 Are you still in pain? 05:08.767 --> 05:10.602 You know, I'm on a steady Vicodin diet. 05:10.686 --> 05:11.979 Oh, nice. 05:12.062 --> 05:13.772 The Percocet helps the Vicodin. 05:14.940 --> 05:16.024 What about you? 05:17.317 --> 05:19.987 I mean, I've been better. 05:20.863 --> 05:21.864 Yeah. 05:21.947 --> 05:23.240 I got us crudités. 05:23.323 --> 05:24.658 Thank you. 05:28.495 --> 05:32.207 I gotta say, I was surprised when you texted me. 05:33.834 --> 05:37.337 I'm wondering, what you know. 05:37.880 --> 05:39.548 What I know about what? 05:40.424 --> 05:43.343 I don't know. Anything. 05:44.219 --> 05:46.388 You're gonna have to be a little more specific here. 05:46.471 --> 05:48.640 Jesus, you're not being deposed, Barney. 05:54.813 --> 05:55.856 What is this? 05:55.939 --> 05:57.649 It's the deed to your house. 05:57.733 --> 05:59.735 He signed his half over to you. 05:59.818 --> 06:02.154 I was gonna drop it off, but when you asked to meet… 06:04.198 --> 06:05.532 He thinks he's going to jail. 06:05.616 --> 06:09.036 He's playing defense, keeping the assets safe in your hands. 06:09.119 --> 06:11.705 - It's the smart thing to do. - If you think you're going to jail. 06:12.331 --> 06:14.041 We're in uncharted territory here, Mel. 06:14.124 --> 06:16.668 - Oh, my God, my kids. - The kids will be fine, all right? 06:16.752 --> 06:17.961 And so will you. 06:18.045 --> 06:19.254 If he goes to jail. 06:19.755 --> 06:21.006 You have their college trusts, 06:21.089 --> 06:22.591 the retirement assets are all in your name. 06:22.674 --> 06:25.594 If you get in a pinch, you can leverage the house with a HELOC. 06:25.677 --> 06:26.887 Point is, you'll all be fine. 06:34.353 --> 06:36.063 Something is going on with him. 06:36.146 --> 06:37.981 I know it. I know him. 06:39.733 --> 06:43.237 Even from before Paul died. I just… I can't figure it out. 06:43.946 --> 06:46.365 What's he been doing since he got fired? 06:46.448 --> 06:47.741 He told you about that? 06:47.824 --> 06:49.868 Yes. But what isn't he telling me? 06:52.538 --> 06:54.623 Even if I knew, I probably wouldn't tell you. 06:54.706 --> 06:58.043 - I'm trying to help him. - I think that ship has sailed, hasn't it? 06:58.126 --> 07:00.045 We both have to accept that the only person 07:00.128 --> 07:03.090 who can help Coop right now, is Coop. 07:11.056 --> 07:13.475 - I gotta get out of here. I can't… - Yeah. 07:14.142 --> 07:16.019 - Keep me posted. - You do the same. 07:18.605 --> 07:19.648 Boo! 08:04.443 --> 08:08.197 There's kind of a down vibe in this room. Anyone else feeling that? 08:10.908 --> 08:11.950 Ali. 08:15.704 --> 08:18.248 I find, in situations like this, 08:18.332 --> 08:22.503 it falls to the bipolar person in the room to get the conversation started. 08:23.795 --> 08:26.715 Now, I know this is a scary time and we're all thinking the same thing, 08:26.798 --> 08:29.801 so I'm just gonna go ahead and come out and say it… 08:31.929 --> 08:34.222 yes, I've been having sex with my ex-fiancé. 08:35.097 --> 08:36.140 I'm sorry, what now? 08:37.017 --> 08:38.393 I am sleeping with Bruce. 08:38.477 --> 08:40.145 Jesus Christ, Ali. 08:40.229 --> 08:41.772 - Don't judge me, dude. - I'm not judging you. 08:41.855 --> 08:44.983 - It's just a terrible idea. - And fucking Sam Levitt was genius? 08:45.067 --> 08:46.151 Do you mind? 08:47.236 --> 08:48.904 What, you think they don't know? 08:48.987 --> 08:51.448 You think there's anyone else left in this town who doesn't know? 08:51.532 --> 08:53.242 - Are you off your meds? - Why? 08:53.325 --> 08:55.118 I have to be off my meds in order to have sex? 08:55.202 --> 08:57.162 Are you off your meds? 08:57.246 --> 09:00.582 Yes! I have to be off my meds in order to have sex! 09:01.416 --> 09:02.751 Well, good sex at least. 09:04.503 --> 09:06.380 Why do you have to be off your meds to have good sex? 09:06.463 --> 09:09.174 - Jesus Christ, Tori. - It's a legit question. 09:11.510 --> 09:13.011 You wanna chime in on this? 09:13.095 --> 09:14.471 - Fuck no. - Smart. 09:16.473 --> 09:18.225 I can't come on the meds. 09:18.308 --> 09:20.185 - Are you fucking kidding me? - Okay, I see. 09:20.269 --> 09:22.020 - I think we should talk about it. - Your sex life? 09:22.104 --> 09:24.022 About the fact that you could go to prison! 09:31.947 --> 09:34.491 - You won't talk about it. - And there's a very good reason for that. 09:34.575 --> 09:36.243 - What? - Because I don't want to. 09:37.828 --> 09:39.913 Well, that is a solid choice, Andy. 09:39.997 --> 09:42.332 - Where are you going? - I have a gig. 09:42.416 --> 09:45.294 - Is Bruce gonna be there? - No, he ghosted me. 09:45.794 --> 09:47.796 - Asshole. - Yeah. 09:48.922 --> 09:51.133 - I'll see you later. - Hey, no, wait, I wanna come with you. 09:52.259 --> 09:53.719 Where is everybody going? 09:53.802 --> 09:55.179 Dad, I just wanna see her play. 09:55.262 --> 09:56.638 - Come on. - Yeah, me too. 09:56.722 --> 09:57.890 Let's go. 09:59.391 --> 10:02.561 Yeah, great idea. Let's take the children to a bar. 10:03.437 --> 10:09.151 I wanna be the girl with the most cake 10:10.194 --> 10:13.530 He only loves those things Because he loves to see them break 10:13.614 --> 10:14.698 Pretty good, right? 10:14.781 --> 10:15.908 She's great. 10:17.159 --> 10:23.290 I fake it so real, I am beyond fake 10:23.790 --> 10:30.339 And someday you will ache like I ache 10:30.422 --> 10:37.054 And someday you will ache like I ache 10:37.137 --> 10:43.810 And someday you will ache like I ache 10:43.894 --> 10:45.771 And some… 10:45.854 --> 10:47.439 I'm sorry. This song… 10:47.523 --> 10:48.690 Fuck. 10:52.528 --> 10:54.071 I was supposed to get married. 10:54.154 --> 10:55.656 Oh, boy. 10:55.739 --> 10:57.282 This was a long time ago. 10:57.366 --> 10:58.825 What's she doing? 10:59.535 --> 11:00.702 Whatever comes into her head. 11:00.786 --> 11:03.247 Anyway, his name's Bruce. 11:04.748 --> 11:06.041 Point is, 11:07.709 --> 11:10.921 I blew it because there's something wrong with me. 11:11.463 --> 11:12.548 With my brain. 11:14.341 --> 11:18.637 I'm not, you know, strictly speaking, okay. 11:20.764 --> 11:24.184 But lately, I've been thinking that maybe Bruce isn't as okay 11:24.268 --> 11:25.686 as I thought he was. 11:26.895 --> 11:29.898 You know, 'cause an okay person doesn't come back into your life 11:29.982 --> 11:30.983 and then ghosts you. 11:31.066 --> 11:33.819 An okay person lets you give them back 11:33.902 --> 11:36.280 their Hole Live Through This record, 11:36.363 --> 11:39.825 that you've managed to hold on to for, like, a fucking decade. 11:39.908 --> 11:43.495 The same decade that you lost pretty much everything you ever had. 11:43.579 --> 11:44.872 Except for you, Andy. 11:49.751 --> 11:50.919 This is my big brother. 11:56.758 --> 11:58.552 You never let me go. Not once. 12:00.637 --> 12:01.763 You saved my life. 12:03.056 --> 12:05.267 I just wish there was someone out there that would look out for you 12:05.350 --> 12:08.562 the same way you look out for me because I know you could really use that 12:08.645 --> 12:09.855 right about now. 12:13.567 --> 12:15.986 Anyway, Bruce won't return my calls. 12:16.069 --> 12:17.988 And that is not okay. 12:20.365 --> 12:21.742 Yeah, I might be the crazy one, 12:21.825 --> 12:27.289 but he's the one with the wife and kids who decided to fuck his bipolar ex-fiancée 12:27.372 --> 12:28.540 in her nephew's bed. 12:28.624 --> 12:29.666 - Oh, Jesus Christ. - What? 12:29.750 --> 12:30.876 Oh, shit. 12:31.835 --> 12:34.421 I know it was messy and it was wrong, 12:34.505 --> 12:37.716 but I thought it was honest and real. 12:38.467 --> 12:39.635 But now I… 12:39.718 --> 12:41.553 I know he was just using me. 12:44.139 --> 12:45.432 And fuck that. 12:51.605 --> 12:53.315 I am not anyone's sidepiece. 12:53.398 --> 12:56.318 - Fuck Bruce. - Okay. 12:57.402 --> 12:58.403 Yeah. 12:58.487 --> 13:00.822 Yeah, fuck that guy! 13:00.906 --> 13:03.534 - He doesn't deserve you! You're a babe! - Fuck Bruce! 13:03.617 --> 13:06.119 That's right. Fuck Bruce! 13:06.203 --> 13:08.038 - Fuck Bruce. - Fuck Bruce. 13:08.121 --> 13:12.376 Fuck Bruce! Fuck Bruce! Fuck Bruce! 13:12.459 --> 13:15.212 Fuck Bruce! Fuck Bruce! 13:15.295 --> 13:17.965 Fuck Bruce! Fuck Bruce! 13:18.048 --> 13:19.174 Fuck Bruce! 13:25.055 --> 13:26.849 You know, you don't have to give me your bed. 13:26.932 --> 13:29.309 - I can just sleep on the couch. - It's fine. 13:29.393 --> 13:31.061 I usually end up sleeping down there anyway. 13:31.144 --> 13:32.688 Yeah. Well, if you say so. 13:34.940 --> 13:36.942 So that was something at the bar tonight, huh? 13:37.025 --> 13:38.735 Yeah, rock and roll. 13:38.819 --> 13:40.362 You okay? 13:40.445 --> 13:42.239 It's kind of a moving target. 13:49.621 --> 13:51.373 - I can take my own pills. - Can you? 13:51.456 --> 13:52.457 It's a free country. 13:55.586 --> 13:58.046 Look, Ali, I don't know what's gonna happen with me. 13:59.506 --> 14:02.092 It's not looking great. 14:03.886 --> 14:06.930 And I need to know that you're gonna be okay, and the kids… 14:08.056 --> 14:09.433 they're gonna need you. 14:12.060 --> 14:13.228 Andy… 14:14.897 --> 14:15.898 Take your fucking meds. 14:18.609 --> 14:19.693 Please. 14:48.138 --> 14:49.556 - Hey. - Hey. 14:51.433 --> 14:52.684 Did you write that? 14:53.477 --> 14:55.604 Yeah, it's something I'm working on. 14:57.481 --> 14:58.732 Impressive. 15:00.442 --> 15:01.777 Did you have fun tonight? 15:02.277 --> 15:04.446 Yeah, she's amazing. 15:06.114 --> 15:07.241 She's something. 15:10.160 --> 15:11.620 I wanna show you something. 15:14.289 --> 15:15.457 You see this watch? 15:17.042 --> 15:19.461 I got this the year you were born. 15:20.295 --> 15:21.713 You were about three months old. 15:24.132 --> 15:25.592 Tori was three… 15:26.927 --> 15:29.763 and things were not going so great at work… 15:31.932 --> 15:35.435 and I was kind of nervous 15:35.519 --> 15:38.313 that I had maybe bitten off a little more than I could chew. 15:38.397 --> 15:41.650 You know, I'd just brought these two beautiful children into the world 15:41.733 --> 15:45.487 and I was kind of wondering how I was gonna provide for them, 15:46.280 --> 15:48.991 feed them, keep them safe, all that stuff. 15:49.074 --> 15:52.244 And then I walked by this jewelry store and saw this watch, 15:53.036 --> 15:57.499 and it was crazy expensive and I knew your mother would kill me 15:58.083 --> 16:00.419 if I bought it, but I did. 16:01.461 --> 16:05.215 Just trying to feel fearless, you know, or feel what that felt like. 16:06.383 --> 16:08.510 Fake it till you make it, you know what I mean? 16:12.347 --> 16:15.267 Anyway, I know you kids don't really wear watches these days, 16:15.350 --> 16:18.103 but maybe someday you will, so I wanted you to have it. 16:27.362 --> 16:29.698 I do the same thing sometimes. 16:29.781 --> 16:31.074 What? 16:31.158 --> 16:34.494 - You know, fake it till you make it. - Right. 16:34.578 --> 16:36.163 Well, one of these days you're gonna realize 16:36.246 --> 16:38.749 pretty much everybody in the world is doing that. 16:38.832 --> 16:40.667 And that's when things get truly terrifying. 16:42.628 --> 16:43.629 Put it on. 16:49.384 --> 16:50.385 There. 16:51.220 --> 16:52.387 I like it. 16:53.263 --> 16:55.516 Good. We'll get it sized up for you. 16:58.393 --> 17:00.270 - Want me to close this? - Yeah. 17:00.854 --> 17:02.689 - Night, bud. - Good night. 17:25.878 --> 17:26.880 Come in. 17:29.800 --> 17:31.218 - Hey. - Hey. 17:32.094 --> 17:33.971 - How's it going in here? - All good. 17:39.101 --> 17:40.143 So… 17:41.562 --> 17:44.982 earlier at dinner, when Ali said we should be talking about it… 17:46.191 --> 17:48.193 Should we be talking about it? 17:49.111 --> 17:50.195 Did you do it? 17:50.779 --> 17:52.239 Did I kill Paul Levitt? 17:52.322 --> 17:53.574 No, I didn't. 17:55.409 --> 17:57.327 Congratulations. We talked about it. 18:00.163 --> 18:01.206 Okay. 18:06.670 --> 18:07.671 Night. 18:10.007 --> 18:11.091 Good night. 18:41.288 --> 18:42.456 Can I… 20:20.512 --> 20:22.639 Coop, what are you doing here? 20:23.390 --> 20:24.641 Tell me about this plea deal. 20:28.604 --> 20:30.230 We plead down to manslaughter, okay? 20:30.314 --> 20:33.358 Normally that would mean ten years, but the DA's looking for a quick win, 20:33.442 --> 20:35.110 so I think I could close him at eight. 20:35.194 --> 20:36.612 Eight years? 20:36.695 --> 20:38.030 You'd be out in six. 20:38.947 --> 20:40.324 And you make that sound like it's nothing. 20:40.949 --> 20:42.910 You're measuring it against 25 to life. 20:44.161 --> 20:46.413 Look, if you want to go to trial, 20:46.496 --> 20:48.457 I will do everything I can to take their case apart. 20:48.540 --> 20:49.750 But you're not optimistic. 20:49.833 --> 20:52.127 They've got motive, opportunity, forensic evidence 20:52.211 --> 20:53.921 and that goddamn gun was in your car. 20:54.630 --> 20:56.882 Under the best of circumstances, a trial is risky. 20:56.965 --> 20:59.384 - In this case… - Yeah, I've spent the last 20 years 20:59.468 --> 21:00.761 of my life hedging against risk. 21:00.844 --> 21:01.970 The plea bargain is your hedge. 21:02.054 --> 21:04.681 It's not a way out, but it's a way through. 21:04.765 --> 21:06.642 Does anyone care that I'm innocent? 21:06.725 --> 21:07.726 No. 21:09.853 --> 21:11.355 Jesus, my kids. 21:12.189 --> 21:14.066 Yeah. It's a terrible choice to face. 21:14.149 --> 21:16.360 Well, it's not really a choice, is it? 21:24.493 --> 21:25.494 Okay. 21:26.662 --> 21:27.829 Okay, what? 21:28.372 --> 21:29.456 Set the meeting. 21:29.998 --> 21:32.251 Would your prof give you an extension? 21:32.334 --> 21:34.586 Yeah, Mrs. Douglas has been super cool. 21:34.670 --> 21:35.963 I'll talk to her tomorrow. 21:36.046 --> 21:38.465 There's no way she makes you hand it in this week, 21:38.549 --> 21:39.925 with everything going on… 21:40.634 --> 21:41.927 Yeah. 21:42.010 --> 21:44.096 - Nice watch. - Thanks. 21:46.014 --> 21:47.015 Hi. 21:49.643 --> 21:51.687 - Hi. - I'm Mel. 21:51.770 --> 21:53.146 I'm Hunter's mom. 21:53.230 --> 21:55.899 - This is Morgan. - Hi, Morgan. 21:55.983 --> 21:57.276 Morgan. 21:57.359 --> 21:58.527 Adderall Morgan? 21:59.194 --> 22:00.696 - Mom. - Sorry. 22:00.779 --> 22:02.030 No, it's fine. 22:02.531 --> 22:04.366 Will you be staying for dinner? 22:05.200 --> 22:06.994 No, thanks. I should head home. 22:07.077 --> 22:09.913 Are you sure? I was gonna whip up some veggie burgers. 22:09.997 --> 22:12.249 It's fine. I'm gonna go in a few minutes. 22:13.667 --> 22:15.085 What you got on your wrist? 22:15.169 --> 22:17.337 Just a watch Dad gave me. 22:17.421 --> 22:19.798 Dad gave you his Daytona? 22:19.882 --> 22:22.050 - Yeah. - Why would he do that? 22:22.801 --> 22:23.927 I don't know. 22:27.973 --> 22:29.516 Yeah. 22:35.355 --> 22:36.899 - Hi. - Can I come in? 22:37.566 --> 22:38.567 Sure. 22:44.072 --> 22:45.073 What's up? 22:45.157 --> 22:47.367 You've never come in here before. 22:47.451 --> 22:50.746 I'm sorry it's so messy. Ali is a challenge. 22:50.829 --> 22:52.539 Why'd you give Hunter your Daytona? 22:52.623 --> 22:54.041 'Cause I have other watches. 22:54.124 --> 22:55.834 - Do you want a beer? - No, I don't want a beer. 22:55.918 --> 22:57.836 I want you to promise me you're not going to jail. 22:57.920 --> 22:59.755 Okay, I'm doing what I can. All right? 22:59.838 --> 23:01.715 What does that mean? You're innocent. 23:01.798 --> 23:04.718 And yet you're signing over your half the house to me. 23:04.801 --> 23:06.637 Giving away your prized possessions. 23:06.720 --> 23:07.721 It's an old watch. 23:07.804 --> 23:10.557 Do not do that. If you've ever loved me, don't bullshit me right now. 23:12.976 --> 23:14.269 It's not looking great. 23:16.063 --> 23:17.564 We might be looking at a plea deal. 23:18.690 --> 23:20.901 - What kind of deal? - Manslaughter. 23:22.194 --> 23:23.612 I could be out in six years. 23:23.695 --> 23:26.615 Are you kidding? Six years? 23:26.698 --> 23:28.492 If I lose the trial, it could be the rest of my life. 23:28.575 --> 23:30.744 Why would you lose? You didn't kill him. 23:30.827 --> 23:33.455 Because that's not how the world works, Mel! 23:34.790 --> 23:36.208 Goddamn it! 23:37.918 --> 23:39.962 In the real world nothing is guaranteed. 23:40.838 --> 23:43.382 Do you understand? You take your fucking eye off the ball 23:43.465 --> 23:45.592 for one second and everything changes. 23:45.676 --> 23:49.137 You lose your house, your kids are like strangers in your own home, 23:49.221 --> 23:51.348 you lose your wife, you lose yourself. 23:54.685 --> 23:56.103 Okay, listen to me. 23:57.145 --> 23:59.898 Maggie's dad plays golf with David Gelson. 23:59.982 --> 24:02.025 He's the biggest defense attorney in the country. 24:02.109 --> 24:04.570 He's had incredible success negating DNA evidence 24:04.653 --> 24:05.863 with medical experts. 24:06.697 --> 24:08.490 She said she could get you a meeting with him… 24:08.574 --> 24:10.784 He is just going to do the same thing that Kat is doing. 24:10.868 --> 24:13.328 You don't know that. Jesus Christ. 24:13.871 --> 24:16.748 You want Tori and Hunter to visit you in prison? 24:18.166 --> 24:20.127 Want them to be known as the kids whose dad went away for murder? 24:20.210 --> 24:22.588 - Because that will destroy them. - You think I don't know that? 24:22.671 --> 24:24.464 - Well, then do something about it! - I'm trying! 24:24.548 --> 24:27.176 Try harder, you selfish fuck! 24:31.180 --> 24:32.556 God. 24:35.893 --> 24:38.145 There was a moment when you gave up on us. 24:39.104 --> 24:40.898 No, I don't remember when it was, 24:40.981 --> 24:43.775 but I'm pretty sure it was the exact same moment 24:43.859 --> 24:45.485 you should have been fighting like hell. 24:48.488 --> 24:52.784 I'm not blaming you, I gave up too. We both did. We fucking failed, Coop. 24:53.452 --> 24:55.746 And we're always gonna have to live with that. 24:56.580 --> 24:58.081 But this, right now, 24:59.791 --> 25:03.420 is another one of those moments, and I'm telling you, I'm begging you, 25:03.504 --> 25:05.172 don't be the guy who gives up 25:05.255 --> 25:07.841 at the exact moment you should be fighting with everything you have. 25:07.925 --> 25:10.093 - Mel… - Don't. 25:32.908 --> 25:36.828 So I just got off with the DA, and after some hemming and hawing, 25:36.912 --> 25:39.414 I think it's going to be the deal we were hoping for. 25:40.374 --> 25:41.458 Is that right? 25:42.251 --> 25:43.919 Look, I know it sucks. 25:44.002 --> 25:45.921 But the circumstances being what they are… 25:46.004 --> 25:47.297 The circumstances seem to be 25:47.381 --> 25:50.509 that my lawyer is suggesting I go to jail for a crime that I didn't commit. 25:50.592 --> 25:52.219 I'm presenting that option, yes. 25:52.302 --> 25:53.387 In the interim, 25:53.470 --> 25:55.514 we'll have our investigators looking into the case 25:55.597 --> 25:57.099 to see what the police might have missed, 25:57.182 --> 25:59.226 which, given the department's size and lack of resources, 25:59.309 --> 26:00.310 could be significant. 26:00.394 --> 26:01.645 I can't take this deal. 26:03.730 --> 26:06.733 If you think I'm not doing my level best for you because of how you hire… 26:06.817 --> 26:08.610 It has nothing to do with that. 26:08.694 --> 26:09.778 Nothing. 26:10.988 --> 26:12.865 - I'm thinking of your family, Coop. - So am I. 26:13.824 --> 26:16.869 And what does taking this deal say to them? 26:16.952 --> 26:18.620 That you love them enough to sacrifice your… 26:18.704 --> 26:19.997 That I am guilty. 26:20.747 --> 26:23.667 Now I'm guilty of a lot of things, but I am not guilty of this. 26:25.169 --> 26:26.211 No deals. 26:27.004 --> 26:28.422 - Coop… - No deals. 26:31.592 --> 26:32.718 Okay. 26:33.510 --> 26:35.304 If that's your decision, then that's what we'll do. 26:37.055 --> 26:39.099 But you're gonna have to give me some more to work with. 26:39.183 --> 26:40.601 Okay, let's start at the beginning. 26:41.685 --> 26:43.187 Why was your DNA at the scene? 26:45.522 --> 26:48.233 I was over there all the time. We were in a relationship. 26:48.317 --> 26:50.027 - Which you lied about. - So did she. 26:50.736 --> 26:52.404 Why isn't anyone looking harder at her? 26:54.114 --> 26:55.490 These are Sam's phone records. 26:55.574 --> 26:58.410 Okay. Cell phone towers confirm she was in Boston 26:58.493 --> 27:00.370 the night Paul was killed. Her parents verified it. 27:00.454 --> 27:02.039 They've got photos from Henry's birthday party. 27:02.122 --> 27:04.416 She could have hired somebody to kill him. 27:04.499 --> 27:06.084 And that someone could have been you. 27:07.294 --> 27:09.129 They were going through a nasty divorce, 27:09.213 --> 27:11.173 you're having money problems, you were lovers. 27:11.256 --> 27:13.550 I mean, you can see how that might play. 27:13.634 --> 27:15.302 Then why am I not in here? 27:15.385 --> 27:16.845 What? 27:16.929 --> 27:19.389 We called and texted all the time. 27:19.473 --> 27:21.391 My number's not in here. 27:23.310 --> 27:24.895 What number do you have for her? 27:25.854 --> 27:27.105 A second phone? 27:27.189 --> 27:28.941 That's right. She could have left one in Boston. 27:29.024 --> 27:31.485 It's a burner number and some faceless sexting pics. 27:31.568 --> 27:33.904 That could be anyone's breasts. Not exactly a smoking gun. 27:33.987 --> 27:35.656 Come on. They're Sam's breasts. 27:35.739 --> 27:37.366 To which I say, so what? 27:37.449 --> 27:40.202 You confirmed her alibi with the wrong cell phone number. 27:40.285 --> 27:41.620 We verified the account. 27:41.703 --> 27:43.747 And we got corroboration from both of her parents. 27:43.830 --> 27:45.582 Because what parents ever lie for their daughter? 27:45.666 --> 27:47.209 - They weren't lying. - Well, neither am I. 27:47.292 --> 27:49.670 Remind me, Officer Hernandez, how many murder cases have you worked? 27:49.753 --> 27:50.796 Okay, listen, lady-- 27:50.879 --> 27:51.922 Don't call me lady. 27:52.005 --> 27:53.215 Can you prove… 27:54.508 --> 27:56.260 that the other number belongs to Samantha Levitt? 27:56.343 --> 27:57.469 I'm sorry, isn't that your job? 27:57.553 --> 28:00.055 We can't run every number we feel like. 28:00.138 --> 28:02.558 We're required to go to a judge to get a warrant. 28:02.641 --> 28:04.226 - Your attorney knows that. - Then go do that! 28:04.309 --> 28:06.395 If I had the actual phone then I could tie it to her, 28:06.478 --> 28:09.356 and then I could make a case to get the warrant. But I don't. 28:09.439 --> 28:11.483 My client's life is on the line. 28:12.234 --> 28:13.443 Do your damn job. 28:15.153 --> 28:16.822 - Let's go. - We're leaving? 28:16.905 --> 28:18.240 Yeah. 28:19.533 --> 28:20.617 Okay. 28:25.080 --> 28:26.957 Well… Hey. We gotta find that phone. 28:27.040 --> 28:28.959 We just made our play on the phone. It was a dead end. 28:29.543 --> 28:31.003 So, what? That's it? 28:31.086 --> 28:33.255 Look, even if we had the phone, 28:33.338 --> 28:35.966 it would only be meaningful if Sam was the one who killed Paul. 28:36.049 --> 28:38.051 And I don't believe she killed him anymore than I believe you did. 28:38.135 --> 28:41.346 Well, then why didn't Sam offer up this other phone in the first place? 28:41.430 --> 28:43.807 For the same reason you both lied about being involved. 28:45.434 --> 28:48.437 Look, I'll run it by our investigators, but odds are that phone is long gone. 28:48.520 --> 28:49.521 I have to take this. 28:51.023 --> 28:52.024 Hey. 28:52.983 --> 28:54.109 Yeah. 28:56.945 --> 28:58.780 No, I haven't gotten those files yet. 29:04.369 --> 29:07.039 Stand clear of the closing doors please. 29:15.506 --> 29:17.174 - Elena. - Jesus Christ, Coop. 29:17.257 --> 29:18.967 - What the fuck? - I need to talk to you, all right? 29:19.051 --> 29:21.136 I'm sorry, I was gonna call, but I didn't wanna call, so… 29:21.220 --> 29:22.721 That's a good instinct. Maybe you should go with… 29:22.804 --> 29:26.099 Fine! I just need your help. Please. 29:26.183 --> 29:27.351 Why would I help you? 29:27.434 --> 29:29.686 I don't know, for starters, how about the hundred grand and change 29:29.770 --> 29:31.188 that you stole from me. 29:32.564 --> 29:35.275 What, I didn't want anybody else to find it in case you didn't get out. 29:35.359 --> 29:36.818 - You know? - That's kind of a lame apology. 29:36.902 --> 29:38.779 - I needed that money and you know that. - All right, look… 29:38.862 --> 29:40.781 I know, I'm sorry. Things have gotten a little bit crazy, but… 29:40.864 --> 29:43.200 - They arrested you for murder! - Like I said, but look, I… 29:43.283 --> 29:44.785 - Did you do it? Did you kill him? - Of course not. 29:44.868 --> 29:47.246 - Of course not? I don't know. - The body was there when I got there. 29:47.329 --> 29:48.705 - So you were there? - Okay? 29:48.789 --> 29:50.791 - Jesus Christ. - Okay. Just go away, Coop. 29:59.383 --> 30:00.384 Cocksucker. 30:00.467 --> 30:02.010 What the fuck? 30:04.054 --> 30:05.347 You broke my door. 30:06.223 --> 30:07.558 Sorry about that. 30:08.684 --> 30:09.726 You okay? 30:10.310 --> 30:12.104 God, it's harder than it looks. 30:12.187 --> 30:13.564 Well, serves you right. 30:17.568 --> 30:19.403 What were you doing in Sam's house? 30:20.320 --> 30:21.613 What do you think? 30:22.447 --> 30:23.824 And you didn't call me? 30:23.907 --> 30:25.075 We're supposed to be partners. 30:25.158 --> 30:28.078 Well, because I knew that if I told you, you would tell me it was fucked up. 30:28.161 --> 30:29.413 And I would have been right. 30:30.497 --> 30:32.833 Robbing your girlfriend? That's fucked up. 30:32.916 --> 30:34.751 Well, to be fair, she had already dumped me, 30:34.835 --> 30:37.546 so we're in kind of a gray area. 30:43.051 --> 30:44.052 What? 30:47.848 --> 30:50.100 So, are you gonna help me or what? 30:50.184 --> 30:51.185 Well… 30:53.729 --> 30:54.730 Elena, hi. 30:54.813 --> 30:57.316 Hi, Mrs. Levitt. I am so sorry for your loss. 30:57.399 --> 30:58.442 Thank you. 30:58.525 --> 31:01.904 I can't tell you how much I appreciate you offering to help me out. 31:01.987 --> 31:03.655 - It was-- - Just so traumatic for Esperanza 31:03.739 --> 31:05.115 to find Paul like that. 31:05.199 --> 31:08.160 And I just… I told her just… you know, take all the time that she needs. 31:08.785 --> 31:11.622 So, you know, the cops have been in everything. 31:12.539 --> 31:14.666 Are you sure that Nick doesn't mind losing you for the day? 31:15.667 --> 31:17.252 Nick's not home very much these days. 31:17.336 --> 31:18.712 Right. 31:20.506 --> 31:22.216 I'm running out to do some errands. 31:22.299 --> 31:23.800 I'll be gone for a few hours. 31:23.884 --> 31:25.427 You finding everything okay? 31:25.511 --> 31:27.721 - Yes, Miss Levitt. I'm good. - Okay. I'll see you later. 31:27.804 --> 31:29.765 - Thank you again. - My pleasure. 31:44.947 --> 31:46.865 - How'd it go? - All good. We have a few hours. 31:46.949 --> 31:48.659 All right. Let's get going. 31:49.451 --> 31:51.870 What makes you think that she hasn't gotten rid of this phone? 31:51.954 --> 31:53.413 Because it's my only shot. 31:56.291 --> 31:57.417 You start upstairs. 32:22.901 --> 32:24.152 Harry's Burgers? 32:25.487 --> 32:27.739 I keep telling them "put the sauce on the side," 32:27.823 --> 32:29.408 but it's like shouting into the void. 32:29.491 --> 32:30.951 The sauce? That's their specialty. 32:31.618 --> 32:33.453 Yeah, but it makes a mess of my burger. 32:33.537 --> 32:34.997 And your desk. 32:37.708 --> 32:38.709 What do you got for me? 32:38.792 --> 32:40.878 Updated ME report came in on Paul Levitt. 32:41.670 --> 32:43.213 I sound like a TV cop. 32:43.297 --> 32:44.298 You didn't open it? 32:44.840 --> 32:46.300 It was addressed to you. 32:46.884 --> 32:48.343 You're gonna get ketchup on it. 32:50.846 --> 32:52.389 - It's on your fingers right… - Shut up. 32:52.472 --> 32:53.473 All right. 32:59.188 --> 33:01.565 - Something in there? - Two of the three gunshots 33:01.648 --> 33:02.649 were postmortem. 33:02.733 --> 33:03.984 What the hell does that mean? 33:34.306 --> 33:35.599 Jay McInerney wrote, 33:35.682 --> 33:38.477 "Everything becomes symbol and irony when you've been betrayed." 33:38.560 --> 33:40.354 And if it was symbolism you were after, 33:40.437 --> 33:42.606 there I was breaking into the house of my former lover 33:42.689 --> 33:44.942 to find a phone that was almost certainly not there 33:45.025 --> 33:48.111 in a desperate bid at a redemption I wasn't sure I deserved. 33:50.405 --> 33:53.450 I was filled with the angry certainty that not only was I fucked, 33:53.534 --> 33:55.285 but I had done it to myself. 34:27.025 --> 34:28.110 Coop. 34:29.735 --> 34:31.487 Coop. Get over here. 34:42.748 --> 34:44.001 Oh, my God! 34:44.083 --> 34:45.168 Holy shit. 34:45.252 --> 34:46.420 Coop. 34:46.503 --> 34:48.255 You scared the shit out of me. 34:48.338 --> 34:50.549 Nobody killed Paul. 34:51.884 --> 34:53.051 What? 34:53.135 --> 34:54.261 He shot himself. 34:55.512 --> 34:56.513 Look… 34:56.597 --> 34:59.224 I don't know what you're talking about right now, but you need to leave. 34:59.308 --> 35:01.935 And then you must have shot his dead body, 35:02.728 --> 35:04.396 trying to make it look like a murder. 35:05.022 --> 35:06.356 Okay. You've lost your mind. 35:06.982 --> 35:07.983 Remember this? 35:11.403 --> 35:12.821 "Dear Sam. I made a terrible mistake. 35:12.905 --> 35:16.408 There are no words to express to you how sorry I am for taking you for granted, 35:16.491 --> 35:18.577 breaking up our marriage, breaking up our family. 35:20.078 --> 35:22.831 I have failed you as a husband and a man, and if nothing else, 35:22.915 --> 35:24.791 just know that it was not because I didn't love you, 35:24.875 --> 35:25.876 I did more than anything, 35:25.959 --> 35:29.588 which is what makes this so excruciatingly painful for me. 35:29.671 --> 35:31.006 I love you. 35:31.089 --> 35:32.090 Paul." 35:34.301 --> 35:35.302 Heartfelt. 35:36.053 --> 35:38.555 Kind of makes it about himself at the end. Very Paul. 35:38.639 --> 35:39.681 You broke into my house? 35:39.765 --> 35:42.476 You planted a gun in my car. I think we're gonna call it even. 35:42.559 --> 35:45.521 I'm guessing that Paul's life insurance policy 35:45.604 --> 35:47.523 had a "no suicide" clause? 35:51.527 --> 35:55.155 In spite of his countless wonderful attributes, 35:55.906 --> 35:57.908 turns out Paul was really bad with money. 35:58.617 --> 36:01.328 I didn't get the full picture until the divorce. 36:02.496 --> 36:05.582 I was gonna come out with a lot less than I'd counted on. 36:06.375 --> 36:07.876 This is what happens. 36:08.627 --> 36:11.880 You were the hot girl in high school, but six years later, you're a waitress 36:11.964 --> 36:14.007 because the stepping stone became a boulder. 36:14.675 --> 36:16.218 You start fucking your boss. 36:16.718 --> 36:20.222 Maybe you're looking for job security, or maybe you're just bored. 36:21.557 --> 36:23.350 Then one day he asks you to marry him. 36:24.017 --> 36:25.102 You didn't see that coming 36:25.185 --> 36:27.771 but what you do see is a big comfortable home, 36:27.855 --> 36:31.191 financial security, and a chance to finally quiet the voice in your head 36:31.275 --> 36:33.819 that never stops asking, "What comes next?" 36:38.031 --> 36:40.409 You move into an exclusive hamlet you've never heard of 36:40.492 --> 36:41.994 called Westmont Village. 36:42.077 --> 36:44.621 You're from South Boston, you don't know from villages. 36:44.705 --> 36:45.831 You meet the other wives 36:45.914 --> 36:49.042 and devote yourself to losing the last traces of your Southie accent 36:49.126 --> 36:50.794 and learning how to shop for torn jeans 36:50.878 --> 36:53.672 that cost more than a month's rent in your old apartment. 36:54.506 --> 36:56.508 And then, those jeans start getting tighter 36:56.592 --> 36:59.386 and nine months later: baby number one. 36:59.469 --> 37:00.721 You may not have planned it, 37:00.804 --> 37:02.973 but you stopped believing in plans around the same time 37:03.056 --> 37:04.349 you started fucking Paul. 37:04.433 --> 37:07.936 And you love this little boy like you've never loved anyone, 37:08.020 --> 37:10.647 so a few years later you have another one. 37:10.731 --> 37:12.065 And for a while there, 37:12.149 --> 37:14.943 you have a family and friends, and life feels complete. 37:15.027 --> 37:17.696 That voice in your head still speaks up from time to time, 37:17.779 --> 37:21.200 but it's nothing a little Xanax and Whispering Angel can't fix. 37:21.283 --> 37:25.746 And so, through a colossal failure of imagination and low self esteem, 37:25.829 --> 37:28.248 you convince yourself you're happy in the same way 37:28.332 --> 37:29.917 all of your friends and neighbors seem to be. 37:31.084 --> 37:34.963 A few years later Paul has left you for a younger version of you. 37:36.798 --> 37:38.926 Coop is everything Paul isn't. 37:39.009 --> 37:44.223 He's handsome and sexy and funny, and he will never really love you. 37:44.306 --> 37:46.642 It turns out even the princes are just frogs 37:46.725 --> 37:48.852 in Brunello Cucinelli polo shirts. 37:49.436 --> 37:52.189 So you go running back to Mommy and Daddy in Boston. 37:52.272 --> 37:54.191 You just need a break from all of it. 37:54.775 --> 37:56.860 And that voice in your head is back, 37:56.944 --> 37:59.112 screaming that you'll lose everything and be cast out 37:59.196 --> 38:01.156 of this promised land in disgrace. 38:03.825 --> 38:08.330 And then Paul, high on a dangerous brew of whiskey and antipsychotics, 38:08.413 --> 38:09.748 breaks into your house. 38:09.831 --> 38:12.459 The same house he moved out of to go fuck the waitress. 38:12.543 --> 38:14.294 Give us a chance! Please, baby. 38:14.378 --> 38:15.629 I'm never going to get back together with you. 38:15.712 --> 38:17.798 - I wanna see you. - I promise when you wake up, 38:17.881 --> 38:19.258 you'll remember how much you hate me 38:19.341 --> 38:21.468 and, you know, all women over 30. 38:21.552 --> 38:24.012 Are you in my house? What the fuck are you doing in my house? 38:24.096 --> 38:26.473 - I wrote you a note. - What are you talking about? 38:30.310 --> 38:31.603 Wait, Paul. 38:31.687 --> 38:33.063 I'll do it right here! I swear to God! 38:33.146 --> 38:34.565 - Put the gun down. - I swear to God! 38:34.648 --> 38:36.567 Just put the gun down! 38:39.695 --> 38:43.532 And that's when your husband of 15 years blows his brains out on FaceTime. 38:43.615 --> 38:45.200 Paul? 38:45.284 --> 38:46.910 Paul, pick up the phone! 38:46.994 --> 38:48.954 Paul, pick up the phone! 38:50.914 --> 38:52.040 Oh, God. 38:56.336 --> 38:58.338 Paul has 20 million in life insurance. 38:59.214 --> 39:01.508 You know this because he redid the policy last year. 39:02.342 --> 39:05.137 That's how you know it could still be nullified by suicide. 39:10.767 --> 39:13.770 For the next three or four hours, you don't stop moving 39:14.521 --> 39:17.524 because you know if you do, you'll lose your nerve. 39:18.734 --> 39:20.068 You started using a burner phone 39:20.152 --> 39:22.279 because your regular phone is still on Paul's plan 39:22.362 --> 39:24.656 and the last thing you needed was that jealous maniac 39:24.740 --> 39:26.033 finding out about Coop. 39:27.034 --> 39:29.828 And right now, that burner phone is gonna come in handy. 39:44.384 --> 39:47.596 The bottom line is, you can't let it be suicide. 40:46.738 --> 40:48.907 Even dead, he found a way to blow all our money. 40:50.075 --> 40:53.120 I couldn't let him do that to us. 40:53.203 --> 40:55.664 You could have gone to the police. Told them the truth. 40:55.747 --> 40:57.332 That life insurance was my children's future. 40:57.416 --> 40:59.668 So you just decided to throw mine away. 41:00.669 --> 41:02.337 You should have been kinder to me. 41:03.005 --> 41:04.423 This is my life. 41:04.506 --> 41:05.924 You don't deserve it! 41:07.551 --> 41:10.137 You and all the other smug money guys… 41:10.220 --> 41:12.472 you walk around like such big shots, 41:12.556 --> 41:14.433 like having all this money is proof of something, 41:14.516 --> 41:16.351 when it was all just handed to you. 41:16.435 --> 41:21.523 I had to let that sweaty fuck climb on top of me every night for years. 41:22.274 --> 41:26.403 I suffered indignity after indignity just to be here, 41:26.486 --> 41:29.573 to have this, for my kids, and for me. 41:30.324 --> 41:31.658 And I was going to lose it 41:31.742 --> 41:34.453 all because Paul couldn't keep his money in the bank 41:34.536 --> 41:35.871 and his dick in his pants. 41:39.708 --> 41:40.918 The sad thing is, 41:41.710 --> 41:45.756 you have no idea how much I know how you feel. 41:47.674 --> 41:48.800 I do. 41:49.551 --> 41:52.221 And you're right. I should have been kinder to you. 41:53.472 --> 41:54.932 And I'm sorry for that. 41:55.641 --> 41:57.267 But I'm not going to jail for you. 41:57.351 --> 42:00.145 Wait, we need to talk about this. 42:00.229 --> 42:01.855 Pretty sure we just did. 42:02.606 --> 42:03.607 Coop. 42:04.650 --> 42:05.692 Co… 42:07.778 --> 42:09.029 Coop! 42:10.697 --> 42:13.825 Jesus, when the fuck did everybody start getting guns around here? 42:13.909 --> 42:16.328 - Someone needs to have killed him. - You can't be serious. 42:16.411 --> 42:17.454 You broke into my house. 42:17.538 --> 42:18.914 You attacked me. 42:18.997 --> 42:21.583 I defended myself against the man who killed my husband. 42:23.961 --> 42:25.420 You just forgot one thing. 42:27.089 --> 42:28.090 What's that? 42:28.882 --> 42:30.133 You're not a killer either. 42:32.302 --> 42:33.303 Coop! 42:34.763 --> 42:36.849 Wait! Coop! 42:37.558 --> 42:39.101 - Coop! - In a town where nothing 42:39.184 --> 42:40.727 and no one was what they seemed, 42:41.270 --> 42:44.439 it kinda made sense that a murder wasn't actually a murder. 42:51.572 --> 42:55.367 It was strange to feel sorry for the woman who had framed me for murder… 42:55.993 --> 42:57.494 To your right. 43:00.581 --> 43:03.166 But Sam was just trying to hold on to what was hers, 43:03.792 --> 43:06.378 and no one understood that better than me. 43:07.880 --> 43:09.965 We'd all bought into the same dream, 43:10.048 --> 43:12.050 the promise of suburban paradise. 43:12.134 --> 43:14.636 And we were all tricked into believing that once we got there, 43:14.720 --> 43:15.762 it was ours to keep. 43:16.430 --> 43:18.640 Our big solid houses made it feel like 43:18.724 --> 43:21.226 we'd grabbed ourselves a small piece of forever. 43:21.310 --> 43:24.479 But you didn't have to dig too deep to find the rot in the foundations. 43:25.856 --> 43:27.566 It was all just an elaborate illusion, 43:27.649 --> 43:29.985 where the magician and audience were one and the same. 43:30.903 --> 43:33.155 And sometimes it was hard to tell what was real 43:33.238 --> 43:34.907 and what was just smoke and mirrors. 43:47.544 --> 43:50.506 And then there were times when it wasn't hard at all. 44:06.230 --> 44:07.314 Get in here. 44:25.874 --> 44:28.794 I know you're going to want to punish him, but close the deal first. 44:28.877 --> 44:31.338 You know how much it must have killed him to have to call you. 44:31.421 --> 44:33.632 If he loses Leuenberger, then the dominoes will start to fall. 44:33.715 --> 44:35.926 He knows he's fucked. I mean, their numbers alone are just… 44:36.009 --> 44:38.595 - I know the numbers. - Right. Sorry. 44:41.974 --> 44:43.809 He pulled Walter all the way down from Vermont? 44:43.892 --> 44:45.269 I'm telling you… 44:46.228 --> 44:47.855 Okay, thank you. 44:56.029 --> 44:57.990 Bailey and Russell in the same room. 44:58.991 --> 44:59.992 I'm honored. 45:00.993 --> 45:03.161 - Nice to see you, Coop. - I'm not going to apologize. 45:03.245 --> 45:04.329 You were getting too big for your britches. 45:04.413 --> 45:06.498 - I'm not here for an apology. - Good. 45:06.582 --> 45:07.791 Let's get down to it. 45:07.875 --> 45:09.042 As Ms. Cross told you, 45:09.126 --> 45:11.920 we've hit a wall with Leuenberger since you left. 45:12.004 --> 45:13.172 No matter who I throw at it, 45:13.255 --> 45:16.592 they keep running back with their tails between their legs. 45:16.675 --> 45:18.886 Swiss fuckers will only deal with you. 45:18.969 --> 45:21.138 You must give a hell of a blow job. 45:22.514 --> 45:25.893 We'll put you back in your seat, back pay you, 45:25.976 --> 45:28.520 add in a generous signing bonus, structured any way you like. 45:28.604 --> 45:30.397 It'll be like you were never gone. 45:31.398 --> 45:36.028 But I was gone, Walter. Jack had me marched out in front of all those people. 45:36.111 --> 45:37.654 Oh, come on, Coop. 45:37.738 --> 45:40.449 You think there's anyone out there who doesn't know that I'm an asshole? 45:40.532 --> 45:43.660 Trust me, you come out of this smelling like a fucking rose. 45:43.744 --> 45:46.663 I want 20% on Leuenberger, and a 25% overall profit share. 45:46.747 --> 45:49.041 Fuck you. 12% on the Swiss. 45:49.124 --> 45:52.711 15 of the profit share once they start bringing fresh capital in-house. 45:52.794 --> 45:55.756 Well, Leuenberger bows out, Hellman gets spooked, 45:56.256 --> 45:58.467 Texas oil families start smelling blood in the water, 45:58.550 --> 46:00.928 the redemptions come in faster than you can cover them 46:01.011 --> 46:02.804 and this place will go up in smoke. 46:02.888 --> 46:04.848 And your capital account goes with us. 46:05.349 --> 46:07.476 - You'll lose everything. - I've already lost everything. 46:08.602 --> 46:11.480 20% of the Swiss, 25% overall. 46:11.563 --> 46:14.566 I'm afraid you don't understand how a negotiation works. 46:14.650 --> 46:15.776 I'm not negotiating. 46:15.859 --> 46:17.986 Fuck you! 46:18.987 --> 46:20.697 This is my fucking company! 46:20.781 --> 46:23.075 It's not yours if you can't keep it. 46:26.578 --> 46:30.332 Okay. 20 and 25. Conditional on you delivering the Swiss. 46:30.415 --> 46:31.416 Immediately. 46:31.500 --> 46:33.961 You and Jack fly to Switzerland tonight. 46:34.670 --> 46:35.754 I got a thing tonight. 46:35.838 --> 46:37.881 Jet leaves from Teterboro at 11:00 tonight. 46:37.965 --> 46:39.633 Mary will text you with the tail number. 46:39.716 --> 46:42.219 You and I can talk details on the plane. 46:42.302 --> 46:43.595 Do we have a deal? 46:49.893 --> 46:50.936 Sure. 47:27.806 --> 47:30.517 The Gutenberg Cancer Gala raises millions every year 47:30.601 --> 47:31.602 for cancer research. 47:35.606 --> 47:37.941 Peter and Diane Miller have been chairing it for years, 47:38.025 --> 47:40.235 pressuring us all to buy tables and lottery tickets. 47:40.319 --> 47:42.779 And over time it had become one of the biggest annual events 47:42.863 --> 47:44.573 on the Westchester social calendar. 47:44.656 --> 47:46.950 Being seen here told everyone that you were generous, 47:47.034 --> 47:49.244 the kind of generous that takes big bucks, 47:49.328 --> 47:51.288 and so the cause of medical science was advanced 47:51.371 --> 47:54.625 through the twin forces of social pressure and peacocking. 47:54.708 --> 47:58.003 You do not know how relieved we are that you were exonerated. 47:58.086 --> 48:00.631 Not that we ever believed that you did it. 48:00.714 --> 48:02.674 That didn't come out right. 48:02.758 --> 48:05.010 Shit. I don't know how to talk about this. 48:05.093 --> 48:06.678 None of us do. It's fine. 48:06.762 --> 48:08.555 So how about we just stop trying? 48:08.639 --> 48:10.349 - Okay. - There's the idea. 48:10.432 --> 48:12.059 - Coop, hi. - Hi. Thank you. 48:18.690 --> 48:21.235 You look fantastic. Holy cow! 48:21.318 --> 48:22.861 Thank you. 48:22.945 --> 48:24.905 Now this is a welcome sight. 48:24.988 --> 48:26.573 - Good to see you. - How about that? 48:26.657 --> 48:28.033 - Look at you. - It's been a minute. 48:28.116 --> 48:30.327 - Good to see you. - Oh, yeah. Great table. 48:30.410 --> 48:31.411 Good table. 48:31.495 --> 48:33.205 Hey, how are you? Where's Barney? 48:33.288 --> 48:34.665 - Where do you think? - Oh, okay. Right. 48:34.748 --> 48:35.791 Yeah. Of course. 48:36.416 --> 48:37.960 There he is. 48:38.585 --> 48:39.753 Table 10. 48:39.837 --> 48:41.839 Hi, sis. How are you? 48:41.922 --> 48:44.341 - I'll be right back. Yeah. - Okay. 48:45.384 --> 48:46.510 Hi, buddy. 48:48.095 --> 48:49.221 Well, 48:49.304 --> 48:50.931 aren't you the belle of the ball? 48:51.014 --> 48:53.892 Yeah. Nothing like beating a murder rap to give you a social boost. 48:54.685 --> 48:56.854 Congratulations on not being a murderer. 49:01.483 --> 49:04.278 So, when do you meet with Jack? 49:04.361 --> 49:05.654 I already did. 49:05.737 --> 49:06.905 You already did. 49:06.989 --> 49:08.574 And you don't call me? 49:08.657 --> 49:10.075 Well, I knew I'd see you here. 49:10.158 --> 49:11.577 Fuck you. So what'd he say? 49:11.660 --> 49:13.370 It was a compelling offer. 49:14.079 --> 49:15.205 How compelling? 49:16.206 --> 49:18.000 - I'm thinking about it. - You're thinking… 49:18.083 --> 49:19.501 Yeah, by all means. 49:19.585 --> 49:21.378 Let's take our time with this one, you know, 49:21.461 --> 49:23.672 you don't want to reclaim all that income, mine included, you know, 49:23.755 --> 49:26.466 - without really mulling it over, right? - Coop. 49:26.550 --> 49:28.552 - Hey, - I'm so happy to see you, man. 49:28.635 --> 49:30.429 I never doubted you for a one second. 49:30.512 --> 49:32.264 Hey. Let's get this man some drinks, huh? 49:32.347 --> 49:33.473 I got one. 49:33.557 --> 49:34.683 Yeah, what's your point? 49:34.766 --> 49:36.435 Hey, we need a Macallan over here, all right? 49:40.647 --> 49:42.232 - Excuse me, guys. - Yeah. 49:43.609 --> 49:44.902 Hi, guys. 49:44.985 --> 49:46.486 - Hello. - Hi, Dad. 49:46.570 --> 49:48.113 - Hi. - Welcome. Thanks for coming. 49:49.239 --> 49:50.657 - Hi. - Mel. 49:50.741 --> 49:52.451 You look so good. Hello, I'm Andrew. 49:52.534 --> 49:54.119 - Hi. - Lovely to meet you. 50:11.428 --> 50:13.347 I don't know. It's… Look who this is. 50:13.430 --> 50:14.890 - Hi. - Over here… 50:14.973 --> 50:16.391 - Hi. - Hi. 50:21.688 --> 50:22.689 You okay? 50:23.232 --> 50:24.274 Fine. 50:28.445 --> 50:29.947 Forget about the tennis team. 50:32.157 --> 50:34.368 You've got a whole other year to worry about Princeton. 50:39.331 --> 50:41.834 Would you want to work with a professional tennis coach? 50:43.168 --> 50:44.461 You're my coach. 50:45.838 --> 50:47.589 I'm just saying, I don't have to be. 50:48.674 --> 50:50.050 And I'm saying, yes you do. 50:56.849 --> 50:57.933 Thanks. 50:59.560 --> 51:01.854 Looks like our little man's got some game. 51:07.359 --> 51:08.777 What about you? Are you seeing anyone? 51:11.280 --> 51:13.407 I was. It's complicated. 51:15.409 --> 51:16.618 I can be a lot. 51:17.995 --> 51:19.746 It's okay to be a lot. 51:19.830 --> 51:21.582 If he can't handle it, fuck him. 51:21.665 --> 51:23.083 Yeah. 51:23.166 --> 51:24.418 Fuck him. 51:24.501 --> 51:25.502 Yeah. 51:29.131 --> 51:30.257 Okay. I gotta go. 51:31.300 --> 51:32.593 But you just got here. 51:32.676 --> 51:33.927 That's the best time to leave. 51:35.804 --> 51:36.972 Hey. 51:37.055 --> 51:39.099 See ya later. Use a condom. 51:51.278 --> 51:52.905 - Hey. - Hey. 51:52.988 --> 51:55.240 - Okay to join you? - Of course. Yeah. 51:55.324 --> 51:57.451 - Okay. - We'll be right back. 51:57.534 --> 51:58.619 Okay. 52:01.371 --> 52:03.040 I've been trying to get in touch with you nonstop. 52:03.123 --> 52:04.208 I know. 52:04.291 --> 52:06.210 I just needed a little time. 52:06.710 --> 52:08.128 Of course. 52:11.507 --> 52:12.841 I'm so sorry. 52:15.928 --> 52:17.596 You deserve so much better. 52:18.722 --> 52:19.723 Yeah, I did. 52:20.641 --> 52:22.226 But I did it to myself. 52:26.063 --> 52:29.149 I fell in love with a woman who was in love with someone else. 52:31.485 --> 52:32.653 What are you talking about? 52:37.574 --> 52:38.575 Nothing. 53:09.982 --> 53:12.067 Okay. Don't say anything. She's coming. 53:13.694 --> 53:14.736 Take it away. 53:14.820 --> 53:16.446 What? Wait a minute. 53:16.947 --> 53:18.824 Oh, no. You're stuck with me. 53:20.534 --> 53:21.577 Wow. 53:25.539 --> 53:26.665 You look good. 53:28.667 --> 53:30.544 You're only saying that 'cause it's true. 53:35.674 --> 53:37.176 How did all that go? 53:38.594 --> 53:40.137 It seems I've been forgiven. 53:42.681 --> 53:43.849 He's a better man than me. 53:43.932 --> 53:45.058 Obviously. 53:49.062 --> 53:51.773 Either way, I think I'm gonna fly solo for a while. 53:54.067 --> 53:55.277 You and me both. 53:57.654 --> 54:01.200 Speaking of which, I saw Sam out shopping the other day 54:01.283 --> 54:03.202 like none of this ever happened. 54:04.703 --> 54:08.832 Well, I mean, she didn't kill the guy, 54:10.125 --> 54:11.877 and she hadn't filed the insurance claim yet, 54:11.960 --> 54:14.171 so technically there was no fraud. 54:15.464 --> 54:20.511 I bet her attorney gets her off with community service, a fine. 54:22.054 --> 54:24.139 Even though she was gonna send you to prison. 54:26.016 --> 54:27.267 She had her reasons. 54:28.769 --> 54:29.811 Her you forgive? 54:31.605 --> 54:33.857 It took you two years to forgive me. 54:35.734 --> 54:37.444 I wasn't in love with her. 54:49.331 --> 54:51.166 This is where I leave you. 54:54.795 --> 54:56.505 They haven't even served dinner. 54:56.588 --> 54:58.215 That's the best time to leave. 55:02.511 --> 55:03.512 Hey. 55:04.680 --> 55:05.973 Try to stay out of trouble? 55:13.647 --> 55:15.482 - I'll see you back. - Okay. 55:15.566 --> 55:17.860 Free man. Look at this guy. 55:26.910 --> 55:29.496 - Jules. - Oh, hey, Coop. 55:29.580 --> 55:32.165 We were so happy to hear that you were cleared. 55:32.958 --> 55:35.169 I mean, we never believed it, but still. 55:35.252 --> 55:37.880 Yeah, I heard they had you down for murder one in the pool. 55:40.716 --> 55:41.717 You know me. 55:42.301 --> 55:44.136 I like to play the long shot. 55:45.637 --> 55:48.390 Well, I guess I'll count myself lucky you didn't have the inside track. 55:49.183 --> 55:50.601 You know, like you did with the SATs. 55:53.145 --> 55:54.313 What are you talking about? 55:54.396 --> 55:58.483 Well, I know you thought you were careful, but word gets around. 56:00.319 --> 56:03.655 And if word were to continue to get around to the right people, 56:04.281 --> 56:06.742 Chelsea would be lucky to get into community college. 56:07.826 --> 56:09.661 How can you possibly know that? 56:11.997 --> 56:13.207 You can't know that. 56:13.290 --> 56:15.042 You're out of your depth here, Jules. 56:16.752 --> 56:19.338 There's nothing worse than someone who doesn't know what they don't know. 56:19.421 --> 56:20.464 And you don't know shit. 56:22.382 --> 56:25.636 So you have all the colleges in America to choose from, 56:25.719 --> 56:27.638 but she's not going to Princeton. 56:28.430 --> 56:29.681 Are you threatening me? 56:29.765 --> 56:31.266 Goddamn right I am. 56:47.824 --> 56:48.825 Thank you. 56:55.832 --> 56:57.459 - Thank you. - Thank you, sir. 57:24.319 --> 57:25.737 This is what happens. 57:25.821 --> 57:28.699 You work your ass off to build the life you think you want, 57:30.576 --> 57:32.619 and then one day someone takes it away from you. 57:33.829 --> 57:35.664 And that's when you learn that there's a world of difference 57:35.747 --> 57:38.083 between working hard and fighting for your life. 57:39.710 --> 57:42.880 You've never had to fight before. You don't even know if you know how. 57:42.963 --> 57:45.966 But then you do it, and to your own great surprise, you win. 57:46.049 --> 57:47.176 And it should feel sweet. 57:47.259 --> 57:51.221 It should feel like redemption and validation and victory all at once. 57:51.305 --> 57:52.639 But something's changed. 57:52.723 --> 57:55.642 You can see your old life in front of you, there for the taking. 57:55.726 --> 57:58.437 And it would be so easy to jump right back onto that hamster wheel 57:58.520 --> 57:59.771 and start running again. 58:09.239 --> 58:10.616 Shit. 58:14.536 --> 58:15.787 Susie. 58:16.955 --> 58:18.248 What did you do? 58:18.999 --> 58:20.501 - Listen… - No! 58:20.584 --> 58:22.169 What the fuck did you do? 58:27.758 --> 58:29.593 But when you're done licking your wounds 58:29.676 --> 58:33.680 and being angry at the world and trying to save everyone you love, 58:33.764 --> 58:35.724 you will have to look in the mirror and ask yourself 58:35.807 --> 58:37.893 if you can really go back to being who you were. 58:42.189 --> 58:43.607 Because the hard truth is, 58:43.690 --> 58:45.734 once you've seen the chaos behind the curtain, 58:45.817 --> 58:48.737 you can never really watch the show the same way again. 58:54.368 --> 58:55.536 But right now… 58:56.453 --> 58:58.038 right now, 58:59.623 --> 59:00.999 it's time to get back to work.