Dear Lord...
please forgive me.
I was a fool.
I thought You'd betrayed me,
and all I could hear was my own anger.
But now I know.
You have chosen me.
You have a purpose for me.
You said to Jeremiah, "Call to Me,
"and I will answer you,
"and I will tell you great and mighty things
which you do not know."
Well, here I am, God...
calling to You.
I am Your servant.
Reveal my path to me,
and I shall do everything You demand.
Your will be done.
♫♫ [Fantastic Negrito's "An Honest Man"]
[blues vocalization]
♫ Now I'm in love again ♫
♫ No, this time it's not ♫
♫ With my hand ♫
♫ Wandering, murdering ♫
♫ Every time that I get ♫
♫ The chance ♫
♫ I'm a human ♫
♫ But remember first ♫
♫ I'm a man ♫
♫ These streets ♫
♫ Got me wandering ♫
♫ Looking for my fix again ♫
♫ I should've prayed ♫
♫ The night before ♫
♫ Now I'm losing ♫
♫ Everything I have ♫
♫ Yesterday it felt so good ♫
♫ But now today ♫
♫ It feels so bad ♫
♫♫
♫ I'm slowin' down the tune ♫
♫ I never liked it fast ♫
♫ You want to get there soon ♫
♫ I want to get there last ♫
♫ It's not because I'm old ♫
♫ It's not the life I live ♫
♫ I always liked it slow ♫
♫ If that's what my mama says ♫
♫ I always liked it slow ♫
♫ I never liked it fast ♫
♫ With you it's got to glow ♫
♫ With me it's got to last ♫
♫ It's not because I'm old ♫
♫ It's not because I'm dead ♫
♫ I've always liked it slow ♫
♫ That's what my mama said ♫
Water's perfect. You coming?
I haven't been in the pool in five years.
Oh, that's a fucking shame.
People lucky enough to have a pool
should pay a fine if they don't use it once a month.
Open it to the public. Even better.
You reading the obituaries?
I'm trying to see
if there's going to be a funeral for her,
but I can't find it.
The Natasha girl?
Yeah. I should be there.
Oh. Okay. Whatever gets your ass out of the house.
- Don't. - Uch, Crys,
this is just... This is so stupid.
I get that you're spooked. So am I.
But you don't know that that cop shot her.
I heard his voice.
Then you call the FBI.
You call the fucking DEA.
Anybody with badges and guns.
And say what?
So you do nothing? Forever?
I love you, honey,
and boy, do I love hanging out by your fucking pool.
But I can't be your babysitter
for the rest of your life.
I told you when I got here
that I could only stay till today.
Wait, wait. Just one more day, please.
Why?
If you're not going to do anything,
how will tomorrow be any different than today?
If you don't trust the cops,
you should at least call Pernell.
I got a letter from our landlord today.
60 day notice. Guess what.
They can kiss my ass.
This is our home. This is the home of truth.
You know, that's why they don't want us here.
They don't want us to tell the truth.
But because you do... You want the truth.
- Paul... - You need to know...
Alicia, I... I just wrinkled up the letter.
I have one chance to do it fresh.
Okay. You need to see this.
You need to see this.
[sigh]
I already called the cops.
Thanks.
Just ask him to leave.
If he refuses,
don't push it.
Just wait for the cops.
[whispering]
Actually, Holly, I'll talk to him.
There he is, the skeptic.
You still mad at God?
Here I am.
Take it out on me.
I don't want to fight.
Why are you in our chapel?
We worship God here.
We've been found.
So have I.
I believe.
We don't want you here.
Why not? Aren't all believers welcome?
You don't believe.
Yes, I do. I'm anointed.
No. You need help.
This is why I'm here.
God is sending me messages through this pen.
I would like for you to help me understand it.
All right, you might think you're anointed.
You're not going to get my help again.
I am telling you that everything you told me was right.
- I see that now. - You hurt people.
Bad people who I never would have found
without God's guidance and your help.
A few days ago, you wanted to kill me
because you didn't think there was a God.
And now you're back to thinking you're anointed?
When did that change?
When I realized that God kept His promise.
You remember Tessie?
Yeah, your call girl.
My wife. She's pregnant.
It's a boy.
My boy.
Your hooker wife is pregnant,
and you think that makes you anointed?
God didn't give PJ back to me,
but he did give me a son.
He answered me.
Just... not in the way that I expected.
I'm glad you believe again.
I truly hope you can walk your path
with Jesus by your side,
but this is not the church for you.
Who's the nonbeliever now?
You okay, Judge Harris?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
You know what it's like...
I saw this video one time
where this deaf kid got an operation
so he could hear for the first time.
These cochlear implants they got.
Anyway, after the operation,
they set him down at this table,
and, uh, and they tapped one,
but they haven't turned the thing on yet,
so he doesn't hear anything.
And then they turn on the device, and they tap...
and the kid...
[sniffle]
He starts bawling.
That's all it took... A little tap.
That's how I feel, Keith.
Like I've been going through life with no sound,
and now everything I hear is a miracle.
That's how it is for me, too, Judge Harris.
When I first met you in that courtroom,
it was like somebody tapped on the table.
You've been right all along.
I'm so sorry I made you wait.
But if we hope for what we do not see,
we wait with patience.
Well...
the waiting's over.
We're going to put an end to this fucking trial.
Shane Caldwell's wife said that there's a video
that I would pay good money for.
Does she have it?
I don't think so,
but she definitely knows what's on it.
I want to start there. Bring her to me.
Yes, sir.
She's not going to come by choice.
Not the same old steakhouse here, right?
Every once in a while, you got to change up the rhythm.
Half the kitchen staff here is from El Salvador.
This is what they cook for themselves.
I thought so.
There's pepperoni in this papusa.
[laughing] Yeah, these guys pick up some new flavors
from el norte.
You want to get some slaw on that.
It's good stuff.
You ever been to El Salvador? Beautiful.
You should take your lady there some time.
Or your man or whatever.
Just go for yourself. What the hell.
Went down there for my third honeymoon.
If I'm smart, it's my last.
You ever been married?
No.
Yeah.
Mach dot This, eHookUp, whatever.
Everyone keeps asking like it's so hard
to get into a relationship.
It ain't half as hard as getting out of one.
You know what I mean?
I was wondering when we'd get around
to having this conversation.
- Two more beers. - At once.
Go ahead.
Okay.
San Vicente politics
have run on Harris family money for forever.
It's a bad relationship,
which gives you a real opportunity here...
A chance to turn being the biggest employer in San Vicente
to being a political force.
But there are going to be some people
you need to have on your side.
People you could persuade?
A lot of them are more loyal
to the Harris family money than they are to Pernell.
You know anything about Africanized honeybees?
Word is they have extra-big stingers.
That's probably a myth.
[chuckling]
What they have is a uniquely political behavior,
even for social insects.
When they find another hive,
they send a few workers over.
They cling to the hive,
make themselves known to the local bees,
communicate, share food.
So when an African queen shows up to take over,
they welcome her as one of their own.
Here we are.
I paid for two clinics,
a park,
a quarter of the REAL Initiative so far.
Yes, you have.
Senior elections are coming up,
and there's going to be campaigns to fund.
You get the right friends in line,
it's going to take bigger moves and deeper pockets.
What if I fully funded the REAL Initiative myself?
No Harris money.
No fundraisers, that sort of move?
Well, yeah.
That would make an impression.
You understand that once
the process of taking over a hive begins,
it can become chaotic.
There can be no order
until the new power structure's in place.
Like humans, like bees, right?
Not really.
Humans sometimes tolerate multiple loyalties,
but a hive can only have one queen.
Then I say viva la fucking bees.
[chatter]
Here we are, sir.
Wine list and menu.
Both Boss Hogs. Thanks.
[chatter]
[laughter]
- It's proper. - No.
Kaplan couldn't fucking believe it,
but the judge sustained it.
He says if the dog is in the will,
it has standing to contest.
[laughing]
His face goes all red!
Hey, uh, let's get out of here, okay?
Ahem.
Caldwell's wife is gone.
Gone shopping or gone gone?
Clothes missing, the flowers are dead,
and the milk's gone sour.
Seems like she left in a hurry.
Maybe somebody made her leave.
Didn't want her talking to me.
I took some mail and stuff.
Should help us track her down.
If she's traveling with a kid,
it's going to make it easier.
She's got a sister in Ukiah.
Well, that day may come, but it's not today.
God gave me the meaning of another one of my visions.
What was it?
You know Proverbs 25:19?
Yeah. Something about teeth?
That's the one.
I can call another vote for the Harris High name change,
but it won't matter.
It's still going to be 4-3
in Pernell Harris' favor.
Why poke the bear?
Do you hear yourself?
You're basically saying
that you're more afraid of Pernell Harris
than of Robert Boston, and that's okay.
I don't want you to be scared of me.
I want you to believe in me.
I'm at the top of my game,
and next year I'll be re-elected in a cakewalk,
and he will be on trial for murder. See what I mean?
You know I love you, Robert,
but my position is not appointed.
I have to run, just like you,
and the Harris family is my biggest donor,
by far, every election.
You don't need them anymore, Gloria.
You got name recognition now.
- How do you think I got that? - Gloria, stop.
I need you to trust me.
Put the vote back on the agenda
for next week.
Thank you.
Yes, sir, Mr. Mayor.
Looks like Pernell RSVP'd to your party.
- You're kidding me. - Plus one,
which I have no idea who that could be
because Crystal already RSVP'd last week solo.
He's not coming to my party.
So you invite your three ex-wives
but not your bestie?
Yes.
Once he becomes my ex-friend long enough,
then he'll get invited again. But not this year.
Okay. I'll send an email.
No. No. You deliver that message in person.
Me?
Yes. You should be afraid of me.
- Um... - I'll do it, Pops.
I'll have Cam drive me.
Crys?
Honey...
I got to go.
I want to get home before dark.
- This doesn't make sense. - What?
The ME's report. It's just... It's bullshit.
What's wrong with it?
It says that she was shot during a drug deal.
They found a pipe in a bag
and empty meth phials everywhere.
Well, maybe she was a part-time user.
She wasn't a tweaker. She was a hacker.
She was a brilliant one.
PJ got high, didn't he? You do.
I was on the phone with her.
She was not buying drugs.
Guy next door was. Wrong place wrong time.
That is not what happened!
This is just... It's a cover-up.
Jesus Christ.
What the fuck are you doing?
I'm trying to make this right.
Are you? Or are you trying to make yourself feel better
because you fucked up?
You didn't kill her.
She'd be alive today
if I didn't talk her into going.
Crys, you can't control everything!
And I know that's what you like to do.
You've always done that,
and it's gotten you really far
from where you started.
But you are drinking your own Kool-Aid
if you think you've ever been in charge.
Shit happens. Life is gonna fuck you.
You have nothing to do with it.
She didn't deserve to die like that.
She was a...
She was a fucking kid.
Just like PJ, huh?
Is that what this is?
Bright kids are going to go where they go.
They're going to do what they do.
They're going to love who they love, and...
we don't get to choose.
I'll call you when I get home.
Uh...
Uhh.
- [knocking] - Come in.
Hey. Asa.
How you doing, Pernell?
Great.
My dad is not coming.
Oh. Oh. Have a seat.
Nah. This isn't gonna take long.
He doesn't want you at his party.
If you show up, they'll stop you at the door.
They'll s...
I haven't missed one of your father's birthday parties
in 20-something years.
Might be time to start a new tradition, right?
I know I fucked up, but, I mean,
how am I going to make it right
if I can't talk to him?
Every time you do talk to him,
you make something else wrong.
Listen, Pernell,
it's just not a good time.
He wants to regain some control over his life,
make his own decisions.
If they can't track us,
they can't control us, you know?
What do you mean by that?
PJ said that in a video.
You heard it before, right?
Maybe. I don't remember.
What's that have to do with your old man's birthday party?
Nothing. I just figured you'd heard it.
Look, just steer clear tomorrow night, all right?
There's been enough static.
There's things he needs to know, Asa.
So tell me.
I'll tell him.
Nah. This is just for him.
- Hey. - Hey.
Did you post it?
Not yet. I don't know if I want to.
Why not?
I mean, that guy who beat your ass a week ago
was here begging for forgiveness.
I'd think our followers would eat that up.
What if he's right?
About what?
Being chosen.
He's crazy.
Don't let him suck you in.
Whatever money he might give us,
it's not worth the trouble.
I'm not thinking about the money.
Paul, he's a murderer.
Why are we even having this conversation?
Why did God choose Saul,
a man who killed hundreds of Christians,
to become His apostle?
Why did Jesus choose Mary Magdalene, a whore,
to be His travel companion?
- Stop it. - I'm just saying
that God's ways are mysterious...
Sometimes.
But Pernell's aren't.
I don't care if he starts walking on water.
I don't want him here. He's dangerous.
[keys jingling]
[door opens]
Sorry I called you so late.
What's going on, Crys?
If I let you come back,
you okay with the guest room?
I fucking love the guest room.
A knife?
Why do you have that?
Crystal.
What the fuck's going on?
Wilson's dead.
What?
She went to that meeting.
He shot her.
Who shot her?
Chief Clay.
Toby?
Hey.
Hey. Come here.
Come here, come here, come here.
Come here.
Oh.
[sobbing]
Were you there?
Mm-mm.
So how do you know it was Toby?
I heard his voice.
I was on the phone with her.
I heard everything.
Now I feel like he's always right outside the door...
and he's waiting for me,
and I don't know what to do.
First thing you're gonna do is get some sleep.
There's nobody outside that door.
Nobody's going to hurt you, not while I'm here.
We're going to figure all this shit out in the morning.
Thank you.
Oh.
You got a little more junk in your trunk these days.
Been a busy month. Here. This one.
Hmm. Are you sure about that?
I don't give a fuck, Fortune.
They all look good.
Oh. Okay.
Make my job a little easier.
Now, maybe next time,
I'll just have a suit off the rack
from Macy's.
Hey, look, I didn't mean it like that.
- Uh-huh. - You know. Come on.
What do you think?
Nice.
Want to talk to me about the Valco tract?
No.
Want me to talk to you about the Valco tract?
We're done here, Fortune.
I just need my box.
Bobo, you're playing games with yourself.
You told me
that the Shane Caldwell connection meant nothing.
That Valco order was going to be signed, no matter what.
It won't look that way.
Do you honestly think that I'm the only person
that knows how to connect the dots?
There aren't any dots to connect.
Really? There's no dots?
Well, let me tell you what I found in two days.
Shane Caldwell... dot.
Eminent domain order for the Valco tract... dot.
Holding companies that own land
around the Brooks development... dot,
two of which I've already been able to connect
to the Harris Family Trust...
Dot dot.
And the value of the land has tripled
since construction started...
- Dot-dot-dot. - Dot-dot-dot-goose. I get it.
You're so good at what you do.
Now I understand why you didn't want to testify.
I didn't do anything illegal.
Mm. Don't aim too high now.
Are you serious?
Yes, I'm serious.
You think I'm any different than any other politician?
I used to.
Izzy, you been around long enough.
You know what it is. I don't make the rules.
The Brooks Innovation deal
is changing the course of history in this city.
And it was hanging on by a thread.
So I had to make Pernell happy to get the deal done.
- That's it. - But blaming Pernell
is not going to make you look any better, Bobo.
Of course not.
But it is his fault,
the reason why I'm in this position.
That you're looking at me
with disappointment in your eyes.
I...
I got Brooks Innovation
setting up shop in my city.
I'm launching a $40 million education initiative.
I've got 500 people coming to my birthday party
thinking I'm the toast of the town.
But the truth of the matter is what?
I'm one trial away
from my whole legacy going up in smoke.
And that's his fault.
That's his fault.
See what I mean?
Crys,
you do realize that Toby doesn't know
that you know he killed Wilson, right?
You don't know what he knows.
I know he knows where you live.
And I know he has dozens of plausible reasons
for his guys to storm in here and start shooting
and you end up accidentally dead.
But that hasn't happened, and he's had days.
Yeah.
Yeah, I guess.
So what is it?
[sigh]
I called her this morning.
Wilson's... Natasha's mother.
Aw, shit.
I told her what happened to Natasha
wasn't her fault.
No, it wasn't.
And I told her that...
the bag was mine
and I made her score drugs for me.
Jesus.
Why would you do that, Crys?
Because maybe I can't control everything.
But Toby Clay put a bullet in her little girl's throat,
and that woman deserves somebody to hate.
Maybe hate's not the right answer.
Sometimes it's all a mother has left.
Dear Lord, please lead him
to speak with truth and enlightenment
so that we may find the next step in our path.
- Amen. - Amen.
So this neurologist that I was seeing...
he said that the brain, under stress...
Mm.
Can have these episodes.
It may seem like hallucinations,
but, um, it's really the brain in overdrive
making these connections
that you would never see otherwise.
You think that's possible?
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
I mean, it's plausible, right?
So this thing that's been bugging me,
I kept having these visions of your teeth falling out,
and I couldn't figure it out.
And then I saw you yesterday, and it hit me.
You know your Bible, Adam?
- Proverbs 25:19? - Mm-mm.
Relying on a treacherous man in time of trouble
is like chewing with a broken tooth.
A treacherous man.
That's you, Adam.
Mm-mm. Mm.
Lose the gag.
- [coughing] - You can talk now
if you want. It's what you're good at, isn't it?
You're out of your mind
if you think you can get away with this.
Chances are I'm getting a lethal injection,
so you don't think I give a fuck
what I can get away with, do you?
You, on the other hand, should be very concerned
because you're on trial, too,
and I'm the judge,
so bang-bang-bang, court's in session.
First and only witness, Mr. Adam Regis.
Help!
[muffled shouts]
Nope. Shh, shh, shh, shh.
Careful, Adam.
My bailiff is very enthusiastic.
[gasping, coughing]
How did they get you to sell me out?
Did they pay you?
Or was it as easy as just asking?
I... I didn't do anything.
Aah! Aah!
[sobbing]
Perjury is a very serious offense
in this courtroom, Mr. Regis.
Please. I didn't.
[screaming]
Adam, Adam.
When I went to see that doctor in San Francisco,
they got a photo of me on the Bay Bridge.
They knew exactly where I was going to be,
when I was going to be there,
and only one other motherfucker on this planet
knew that information, so please cut the shit.
[whimpering]
Or maybe we could put your mother on the stand.
I mean, Keith can find her anywhere any time.
No, I didn't...
So who did you report to?
Was it McCauley? Toby?
Or both?
Huh?
Toby! To-Toby! Just Toby!
[sobbing]
Good.
Now, you see how easy that was?
Huh?
Oh, by the way,
you're still fucking guilty.
Please.
- So... - Please.
Let's talk about restitution.
W-What do you mean?
Well, there's a reason why my friend
left your pretty face untouched.
Something you're going to do for me, Adam.
Or we could go the other way.
What other way?
No. No, please. Please.
Death...
or restitution.
Here we go. No more bets.
♫ Hey, well, that's exactly what a nigga came for ♫
[cheering]
Thanks for your vote. Glad you could make it.
I appreciate it.
Come on, everybody. Have a good time.
The drinks are free.
Ooh. Sorry.
Yeah. This way.
Smile.
Oh, shit.
Look, honey. Look at me.
You're safe. I promise. Just smile.
You'll be fine.
Hey!
Good evening, Mrs. Harris, judge.
Can you hold on a moment?
Hey, Asa. Boy, you're looking good tonight.
Pernell, what are you doing here?
This is not part of our agreement.
I'm not taking my wife through the kitchen, Ace.
Fine. Fuck. Whatever. Let's go.
[sigh]
I'll go get myself a drink.
Or three.
Asa: Come on, Pernell.
- You having a good time? - Mm-hmm.
Go get whatever you want.
Ah, if she'd have known
I'd be balling like this one day,
she'd have had a little more patience with me.
How long since you're divorced?
Uh, 11 years now.
And you're still concerned with what she thinks?
Well, that's not why I invited her.
This is to remind her she fucked up. Ha ha.
Hey, Mr. Brooks, sorry.
I need him a minute.
Uh, okay.
What's up?
He came.
- Who? - Pernell.
Come on, Ace.
Pops, you would really rather
spend your birthday with Nathan Brooks?
That's supposed to be my choice.
Look, you know how sentimental he can be.
Just give him a few minutes. Maybe he'll go home.
[scoff]
Well, shit.
I knew it.
Where is he?
I put him in the pool room.
It's the billiard room, not the pool room.
So do you play billiards in there, or do you shoot pool?
You know what?
I need another drink for this one.
Go tell him I'll be there in ten minutes.
All right.
Mrs. Harris.
Mm... [gasp]
Jesus. You all right?
Yeah. I'm fine. I'm fine.
No, no, you're not. You're bleeding.
Can I get a first aid kit here, please?
I should just go to the bathroom.
There's a shard in there.
You don't need any stitches,
but you're bleeding a lot.
It's because your heart is racing.
Try taking some deep breaths.
Not so good with blood?
I think I should go to the ER.
Shh. Hold on.
There.
You got blood on your hand.
Here we are, Mrs. Harris.
I'll take care of this in no time.
I don't suppose you want to shoot a rack.
If anything gets shot in here, it's going to be you.
You were asked not to come.
[balls clink]
Got you a present.
What is it, a horse's head?
I mean, it's your birthday, motherfucker.
Can you please just lighten up?
My son said you wanted to talk.
We've been talking. You done yet?
Remember that time...
Ida stepped out on Papa Gene?
Look, if you came here to talk shit about my mother,
I will put my foot up your ass.
What was the name of that motherfucker
she went out with? Weird little dude.
He's got a beard under here, some shit.
Marion Townsend.
Yeah. I never did understand
what she saw in him.
It was the Mercedes that caught her eye.
A janitor's wife don't get that kind of ride at home.
Oh, right. Yeah, yeah. That's right.
Yeah, I remember
after Papa Gene popped him across the face,
he ripped that hood ornament off his car.
He brought it home.
He put it back on his Caprice.
What did he call it? The, uh...
The Merchevy.
The Merchevy, yeah.
[laughing]
Yeah.
He kept swapping that thing from car to car
until my mother passed.
She never stepped out on him again, though.
I mean, you know, things went south for a little while,
but they made it right.
You know.
She stuck with him...
till she died.
I'm tired of you and me playing games, Pernell.
Let me ask you a question.
You really think it was some symbolic gesture
that kept my folks together?
I do think symbols matter.
Get you started, maybe.
Get you a night, maybe a week.
But things add up over time,
and it takes more than symbols to get past it all.
What got my folks through another couple of decades
was honesty.
Oh, really?
Honesty about what?
Everything, my man.
Whatever you want to know...
just ask.
What happened to Shane?
What's the matter, you don't gamble?
My stomach's bothering me.
Too much rich food.
Too much Pernell.
What's the hottest girl at the party doing
hanging out all by herself?
Nursing my wound.
Holy shit. What happened?
Broke a glass.
Guess who insisted on administering first aid.
Pernell tried to apologize to me.
That's great.
See if you can spin that into something more.
Toby, there's a video.
Of what?
I don't know,
but he thinks it's going to get him off.
I'm going to deal with Toby.
No. Now is not the time to go in hot.
Did it ever occur to you that I just might have a plan?
Why don't I get the driver to take you home?
No. I'm staying.
He can't hurt me here. Fuck him.
All right. See you at home.
Gorgeous.
Hey.
You okay?
Come on. Let's cut the cake.
[fireworks popping]
Fireworks.
I've never been to a party with fireworks.
There he is.
[engine starts]
♫ Happy birthday to you ♫
♫ Happy birthday, Mayor Boston ♫
♫ Happy birthday to you ♫
[cheering]
Thank you, thank you.
You've got great singing voices.
Thank you so much. Um...
You know what?
All year long, you all have to listen
to me make speeches and go off
about whatever the hell is so important on that day.
- [laughter] - So tonight
I'm going to give you all a present:
- No speeches. - [cheering]
You like that.
You like that one, yeah.
No, seriously, thank you all for coming,
and, um...
here's hoping we can do this again 48 years from now.
- [whooping] - Thank you.
Can we get the fire department here?
Because this is... This is dangerous.
You know what? I got my team here.
We'll take care of it.
Be careful what you wish for.
Let's bring it in.
[applause, cheering]
Cut the cake!
Enjoy the party. Enjoy the party.
You know, he doesn't have to come back out.
Nah. Regis scared him
by telling him about the video.
I want to know who he came running to about it.
We have a fucking problem.
Do you know that somewhere in this building
there is a shipment of Justin Bieber wigs?
I'm not mocking your being bald.
You're always so fucking amused.
We all make choices.
Like when I chose to believe you
that Crystal Harris didn't know
I killed that hacker chick?
Well, guess what. She does.
She didn't know a few days ago.
Well, she sure as shit knows now!
She about jumped out of her skin
when she saw me tonight.
And her fucking husband's
got some video Caldwell made
that's going to blow up his case?
I sincerely doubt that.
You can afford doubt.
I need certainty.
I need you to make sure that she never talks.
Crystal Harris is going to find Bathwater for me.
I could give a flying fuck about Bathwater!
You don't need to give a flying fuck.
Give a flying fuck about passionately
is what I want, and what I want
is Crystal Harris alive and free
until she finishes the job.
I don't want to... mess up our arrangement,
but I can't have Crystal walking around out there.
What could she prove?
What can she prove?
Nothing.
And I wouldn't worry about the video.
Pernell Harris doesn't have it.
I do.
[Toby laughing]
You... You motherfucker.
Give it to me.
No.
- Give it to me. - No.
It's clearly best for both of us
if I have some influence over your actions.
[creak]
Motherfucker!
Motherfucker.
Shit.
Fuck this.
Keith!
[grunt]
You all right?
Yeah. Yeah.
I'm all right, I think. Just a nick.
Who did this?
Quick little fucker. Dark hair, beard.
He told Toby he has the tape.
♫ Happy birthday to me ♫
♫ To me ♫
Heh.
Ohh.
Now that's good.
[sigh]
[beep]
[muttering]
[whimpering]
Ohh.
Please, God.
"You were right."
"The gun is going to protect you."
Evening, Judge Harris.
Manny, um...
give me some of your, uh,
Balvenie 40 year, would you?
You know that's $500 a shot.
Mm. Yeah. Yeah. Better make it a double.
Celebrating?
No, I'm just trying to make the most
of my last few days of freedom.
You'll beat it, sir.
Your lips to God's ears, Manny.
You a lefty?
The only people I see
using Mont Blanc ballpoints
are lefties.
They can't use fountain pens.
Right, because there's too much smear.
Yeah, my son got me this as a gift.
Yeah, he understood because...
You all right?
Pernell?
You okay?
Page 2.
Line 18, section C.
Oh, shit. Fuck. No.
I don't want to look at this.
Read it, Crys.
"Based on fingerprints,
"victim-held gun in left hand
when firing fatal shot."
They fucked up, Crys.
They saw PJ write his suicide note with his left hand,
so they assumed he was left-handed,
so that's where they put the gun.
Except PJ did everything else right-handed.
So why would he have a gun in his left hand?
He wouldn't.
Exactly.
Our son didn't shoot himself, Crys.
He was murdered.
♫♫ [choir vocalizing]
♫♫ [lounge jazz]