NYPD Blue Season 4 Episode 8 Unembraceable You
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00:00Hey, who's there?
00:18It's me, Bobby.
00:25You okay?
00:30You okay?
00:33He'll come.
00:38You okay?
00:40Did you?
00:40Are you okay?
00:42I'm okay.
00:42I'm okay.
00:43Come on.
00:44Come on, I'm okay.
00:48I'll have to drink the beer.
00:53Hey, can I make it?
00:56You okay?
00:57Oh, God, Bobby.
01:27Any problems with that?
01:53Mm-mm.
01:57So am I a ball-breaker if I, uh, ask what it was about?
02:08What it's about?
02:09Yeah.
02:10I'm wondering if it changed your mind.
02:15I wanted you to hold me.
02:18I wanted to make love with you.
02:22Mm-hmm.
02:23I'm going to marry you to get back into bed with you.
02:31Let's get married.
02:39Bobby, don't push me away now.
02:41I don't want to push you away, Diane.
02:43Diane, you say yes to getting married like it's us going to the dentist.
02:48I didn't mean it.
02:49I didn't mean it that way.
02:51You didn't mean it at all.
02:54God forbid we just enjoy ourselves for 20 minutes.
03:01Don't come here looking to get laid, Diane.
03:03It's not why I came here.
03:08We had too much going.
03:12It's not why I came.
03:20I'll leave the key.
03:21Okay.
03:21I'll leave the key.
07:17Excuse me.
07:20I'm looking for an officer, Cooper.
07:22I'm Cooper.
07:23Yeah, Arthur Fancy.
07:25Do you have a Maceo Williams in custody?
07:28Asked me to call you.
07:29I just called him in the terminal.
07:31I just called him in the terminal.
07:32For doing what?
07:33He was holding a kilo of heroin, Lieutenant.
07:36I spotted him a few times looking wrong.
07:38And today he gets off this bus from Florida.
07:40He's real nervous.
07:42I interdict him, asked to see his gym bag, key a smack.
07:45What's the story?
07:46What's the story?
07:47He doesn't know how it got there.
07:50Had your card in his wallet.
07:52You found it or he showed it to you?
07:54I found it.
07:56Then he asked me to call you.
07:57It's back here.
07:58Come see me when you're done.
08:11I asked you.
08:19It's a mistake.
08:20I don't know how that got in there.
08:22Someone must have put it there.
08:24I don't know about it.
08:25Why would someone put heroin in your gym bag?
08:28I know, but that's the only thing that could have happened.
08:31You want me to believe you?
08:32Don't talk to me like a chump.
08:34I'm just telling you what happened.
08:36And I'm telling you, you got to do better than that.
08:39I don't have to do anything.
08:41I mean, what are you here for anyway?
08:42I didn't ask you here.
08:44You're not my father.
08:46No.
08:48For a couple of months, I took care of you.
08:50I'm not your father.
08:51You got that right.
08:54When the court gave your mother custody, Maceo,
08:57you cut us off.
08:58You didn't want me.
09:00I didn't see a point staying in touch.
09:02You know we fought to keep you.
09:03I don't have to talk about this.
09:05And if you can't get me out of here, I need a lawyer.
09:09Okay.
09:11Okay, you're 16 years old.
09:13You go with a lawyer.
09:14Instead of cooperating, you'll get tried as an adult.
09:18The kind of weight you're holding buys you 10 years.
09:23Were you running that smack for your mother?
09:25No.
09:26Are you her mule, Maceo?
09:28I'm not talking to you anymore.
09:31I'm not talking to anybody.
09:33We're on for our non-lunch.
09:58Absolutely.
10:00You know, I was thinking maybe we'd take a different path.
10:03You lay the course out.
10:04I'll run it.
10:05Yeah.
10:06See you at 12.15.
10:0712.15.
10:0812.15.
10:08Did Prowse come up with anyone?
10:24Mm-hmm.
10:27You, uh, want to give him a pep talk?
10:30Yeah.
10:30Girls, how are we supposed to recognize anyone off of these likenesses?
10:45Yo, listen, Diane.
10:46Before on the street, you said, tell these cops about what happened, and they'll treat you square.
10:51And here we are, locked up like criminals.
10:54I don't see cuffs on you, Peaches, and I don't see you in a cell.
10:58I think they know the guy who shot Willie Lopez.
11:00They just don't want to give it up.
11:02I told you we don't know the guy, and we didn't see him do the shooting.
11:06Balls.
11:07Peaches, you can trust these detectives the way you do me.
11:11I don't trust you.
11:12Yeah, you do.
11:14Angela, when I picked you up those other times, I never hassled you.
11:19I got everything pushed through as fast as I could so you could get back on the stroll.
11:24I always treated you with respect.
11:26We don't know any names.
11:29Well, it's...
11:29And don't you be making any noise.
11:32Don't screw yourself up here, Angela.
11:38Humance visions.
11:39And she concerned this guy is Fision's cousin, but Fision's didn't have nothing to do with it.
11:46This man and Willie were beefing all week about money or something.
11:50Running her mouth.
11:51Give up a name, Angela.
11:53Arthur Cartwell.
11:54But his cousin Fision's didn't have nothing to do with it.
11:57Thanks for nothing.
11:58And thank you for dragging me down here with you when you could have said I was in the lavatory.
12:02Shut up for a second.
12:03I'd like to be dismissed before this gets ugly.
12:06You late to be ugly.
12:07Shut up.
12:09You talking about Arthur Cartwell that went away for murder?
12:14I don't know nothing about that.
12:16Look to take down a dealer on 9th.
12:19Two kids got killed in an apartment.
12:21I don't know.
12:22Give up his name and act like she fell off a boat.
12:28That's who it is.
12:29Just got out of jail a while ago.
12:31And if you question Arthur's cousin Fision's regards to this, I will have a cutthroat.
12:36And I can testify that Fision was laid up in bed with a staph of something infection in his left calf.
12:44Don't mention Fision's no more.
12:45Don't mention Fision's no more.
12:47We're not interested in Fision's speeches.
12:49You understand?
12:50We're interested in Arthur that was standing over Willie with a gun in his hand.
12:55Bobby?
12:57What's up, Greg?
12:58Yeah.
12:59Last speak, came back to an author, Caldwell.
13:01Uh, gave an address over on the Bowery.
13:04Uh, cell phone records are gonna take a while.
13:06Oh, Greg, can you check to see if this guy, Caldwell, is still in the system?
13:10I think he was up in Plattsburgh.
13:12Yeah, sure.
13:13Can we please go?
13:16Don't take no vacations.
13:18I'm gonna take some coffee and I'm gonna take some pastry, too.
13:22Yeah.
13:24You guys got a minute?
13:25Yeah.
13:28Ooh, looks like a donut.
13:31What do you got on your DOA?
13:36Remember that baby and that five-year-old that got murdered in the dealer's apartment?
13:40Yeah.
13:40Well, these process, they said that they saw Arthur Cartwell, who was in that apartment
13:44when the murders went down, standing over the DOA this morning, holding a gun.
13:48Which has to be wrong, right?
13:50Cartwell's inside.
13:52Released September 18th.
13:58Look, um, I got a situation.
14:00Listen, a boy that lived with us a while a few years ago.
14:04Okay, kid, uh, Maceo?
14:05Yeah, yeah.
14:06Call her the poor authority.
14:08Mule and a kilo of heroin.
14:10I got a line on his mother.
14:11I'm gonna go see her.
14:12We got Cartwell's address.
14:14Okay, let me know.
14:17Hey, boss.
14:19Maybe there's a mix-up with the kid.
14:21Maybe there's a mix-up on Cartwell, too.
14:24Let's go.
14:25These people are ruthless.
14:30But it's all minuscule.
14:35I'm wondering how Fetian's got his staph infection.
14:39Yeah, I don't know.
14:41How many naughty things can you do with your left calf?
14:43I don't know.
14:59Unbelievable.
15:01Asshole does six months behind acting in concert on two child homicides.
15:06Don't forget, Arthur was doing a hard time.
15:08That's a maximum security facility.
15:11Plattsburgh.
15:11Yeah, is this it?
15:13Yeah, the entrance is down there.
15:15We'll take the back.
15:15I'll be killed.
15:27Hey, who's across the street?
15:29I'm going this way.
15:29Hey, Cartwell.
15:44Where are you going, huh?
15:45Wait a minute.
15:45Where are you going?
15:46Wait a minute.
15:47I'm against the wall.
15:48Give me that.
15:49I do nothing.
15:50I don't know how the hell you got out.
15:52I do nothing last time either.
15:54Shut up.
15:55I'm sad with our penal system, Arthur.
15:57Locked up repeatedly for crimes you don't commit.
16:00At least we don't make you do much time, huh?
16:03Whoa.
16:04Let's go.
16:07James, Greg, we got him out here in the front.
16:09We're coming around.
16:11Hey, Lieutenant Fancy.
16:33How are you doing, Sherrilee?
16:34Fine.
16:35Can I come in and talk to you?
16:36Uh, well, it's a little messy since I didn't know you was coming.
16:47Is Maceo here?
16:49No.
16:50Uh, why?
16:50He in trouble?
16:52No.
16:52My wife bumped into him on the street a couple of days ago.
16:55He told her he quit school.
16:57Yeah, you know, he make up his mind and do something like that.
17:00How am I supposed to stop him?
17:02Well, I wish he would have called me.
17:03Maybe I could have talked some sense into him.
17:05Lieutenant Fancy, you're the last person I'd call.
17:10So when did you come back to New York?
17:13You're still set on South Carolina.
17:15Yeah, well, it didn't work out down there.
17:18Well, seems like you're doing okay here.
17:21Mm-hmm.
17:23It's nice TV.
17:24Yeah, Maceo bought that for me.
17:27See, he don't need to go to school.
17:29He got a good job without it.
17:31Yeah?
17:32What's he doing?
17:33I don't gotta tell you that, but I will.
17:36He's doing construction.
17:39How about you, Shirley?
17:41You back on the stuff?
17:43I don't gotta tell you that either.
17:45You're just trying to take my kid again.
17:47Come down here insulting me.
17:49Yeah, you're using it.
17:50Yeah, and you're in here without a warrant or my permission.
17:53You're using it, and that's a big television set, Shirley.
17:56Big microwave.
17:57How are you putting that together?
17:59Get out.
18:00I'm not having this.
18:03Get out!
18:04I hope you're ashamed.
18:21I hope you still have that in you.
18:23He's raping me!
18:25Man, you two ruining my existence to send me down 15 to life, and I ain't even shoot nobody.
18:51You killed those two kids.
18:52Hell, I did.
18:54I was present when it happened.
18:56I want to hear the story about how you got out of the joint, aren't you?
19:03Guard got killed on my tear.
19:05I was a witness.
19:07You ratted out the guy who did it.
19:09I had no problem tearing that car in.
19:12And as far as them kids, y'all both know that was all Ricky's doing.
19:17I was in the wrong place.
19:19Wasn't nobody supposed to get shot.
19:22Yeah, you are in the wrong place again, huh?
19:26This time with the gun in your hand, shooting Willie Lopez.
19:29That ain't right.
19:30If you find a gun in your apartment, that's not going to turn out to be the murder weapon, huh?
19:36If it do, it don't mean nothing.
19:38No?
19:39Match it till the bullet's in, Willie?
19:40Don't mean nothing.
19:42Silly.
19:43I was thinking that's evidence.
19:44I had the gun, but I picked it up after Willie got shot.
19:50Oh, after.
19:51I'll tell y'all what happened.
19:54The guys come around the corner in a Chevy or something.
19:58And they start shooting at Willie, who I'm talking to.
20:01And the next thing I know, I got this gun in my hand, and I'm running.
20:06What color Chevy or something?
20:09Jella, I believe.
20:11I mean, it's hard to remember.
20:12I mean, one minute I'm standing there arguing, and then it's like bullets.
20:18Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
20:19What were you arguing about?
20:21He owe me $600.
20:24I just got out of jail, man.
20:25You know, I need that.
20:27So I call him up on his beeper, and then he say that supposedly he gonna have the money today.
20:33So I set up to meet him.
20:35So where's Willie getting his money from?
20:37Behind somebody owing some other money than him.
20:39He didn't tell you who?
20:41No.
20:41So now I meet him, and then he tell me they didn't pay him the money like they supposed to.
20:48And I'm like, man, this ain't no good.
20:51And then you come these guys in this yellow Chevy.
20:55We got eyewitnesses saw you do the shooting.
20:58Man, they didn't see me because I didn't do it.
21:05We call you last year.
21:07You're hiding under a pile of clothes in your buddy's closet.
21:10You tell us that you're up there borrowing a book.
21:13See, that gives you a low credibility rating.
21:16You understand that, right, Arthur?
21:19Well, then lock me up for false reasons.
21:21It happened before.
21:27I'll let him know.
21:30Hello, hello.
21:32Hello.
21:33Leo Cohen.
21:33I remember.
21:34Hope anti-crime got some draft choices along with that other civilian aide.
21:38Someone else said that to me.
21:40I really don't follow the meaning.
21:42That's the last sports reference which will cross my lips in your presence, Gina.
21:46I understand you're like Arthur Cartwell on the Lopez homicide.
21:50He says he didn't do it.
21:52That's original.
21:53Administrative judge says next perp we don't get down there within 24 hours of arrest walks out the door.
21:59Oh, that makes sense.
22:01This is even on a homicide charge.
22:03We gonna make that with Cartwell?
22:04Well, we're thinking we'll keep him out of the system until we get the ballistics back.
22:08You do what you want.
22:09I'm advising you get him down to central booking.
22:11Okay, so now you're on record.
22:13Thanks for the advice.
22:18Prophet's never known in his own country.
22:22Last Old Testament reference, too.
22:28Take this guy down?
22:29Yeah.
22:30Yeah.
22:30Yeah.
22:34I tell you, Abby, the endorphin release subsequent to these workouts has gotten to be the high point of my days.
22:46So if it feels this good, it's going to be illegal, huh, Greg?
22:48Oh, yeah, yeah.
22:49I feel subject to arrest.
22:53Listen, on another subject, Abby, I was wondering at some point if you'd like to have dinner.
23:01I'd like to a lot.
23:03Yeah?
23:03Yeah.
23:04We could go out?
23:05Or, uh, I'd be delighted to prepare a meal.
23:09Uh, the one thing you should know, Greg...
23:11You did say yes, right?
23:13Absolutely.
23:15But I wanted to tell you that if you're thinking in terms of romantic possibilities,
23:20I, uh, I should let you know now that I'm gay.
23:25I see.
23:29I always worry if I say that too late or too soon.
23:32Of course.
23:33Of course.
23:35If you weren't, excuse me for being presumptuous.
23:40Not at all.
23:41Certainly not.
23:46What night would be good for you?
23:48Why don't I let you know, Greg?
23:52Certainly.
23:53Fine.
23:53Fine.
23:54Fine.
23:54Fine.
23:54Fine.
23:54Fine.
23:54Fine.
24:04Why don't you care?
24:05What do you think?
24:06Yeah.
24:07I don't.
24:07I don't know.
24:08Fine.
24:09I don't know.
24:09Fine.
24:11I don't know.
24:12i saw your mother
24:26that stuff it was just too hard for you need to stop laying it off on shirley now maceo
24:37it was you on that bus you who had that smack and it's me in the cell i know that you want a lesson
24:45on being a man well scales lay fault somewhere else for doing what they did and not doing what
24:52they need to straighten out
24:54i was the one who did it these guys from the red room gang gave me 1500 bucks a trip
25:09that's the puerto rican gang i go to miami and pick it up for are you late for making this drop
25:17after four this afternoon
25:20you're gonna do what you need to here maceo
25:29say what yeah
25:34on the gate
25:40you
25:47you
25:49you
25:55you
25:59Ray, Lieutenant, I understand you were looking for us to help you out with some skill, you know?
26:23This is a good kid, Ray.
26:24Uh-huh.
26:25You want me to deal with someone else?
26:27Oh, Lieutenant, now, my recollection, your squad had problems with me, felt I wasn't considerate enough of some informant.
26:36This is a different matter.
26:38Well, it usually is when you're asking for a favor.
26:41Your group's working on the Red Rum crew, correct?
26:44And?
26:45This kid can help with that. How is that a favor?
26:50He's willing to make a control delivery.
26:53In exchange for walking on a kilo of smack.
26:55Has that ever happened?
26:57Well, that's up to the U.S. attorney.
27:00No, it's up to you talking to the U.S. attorney, saying you want it done.
27:04You get to play on the collars, the kid gets another chance.
27:11Let me talk to the U.S. attorney.
27:17Yeah, Collins, NYDTF, is young.
27:20Detective, someone's here about that homicide.
27:36Next, Jim.
27:36Excuse me, Detective Simone.
27:41How can I help you?
27:42Oh, Father Tom Farrell.
27:45And this is my friend Stanley Angrist.
27:48How you doing, sir?
27:50Detective Sibowitz.
27:52How's it going?
27:53Yeah.
27:53Uh, we're here concerning that man who was shot on Third Street this morning, uh, near the corner of Bowery.
28:00Uh, how can you help us with that?
28:02Well, Stanley saw it from his apartment window.
28:05Can Stanley speak?
28:06Why don't you come on in and talk to us, Mr. Angrist.
28:09Angrist, yeah.
28:10Go ahead, Stanley, go ahead.
28:11I'm going to see Patrice Donnelly, and then I'll, I'll be back at the parish house.
28:16Thanks for your help, Father.
28:17Yeah.
28:18Come on, sit here.
28:20Can we, uh, get you something to drink, some coffee?
28:22No.
28:22Uh, I'm Jewish.
28:25But I know Father Farrell from the neighborhood.
28:28I'm here on his advice.
28:31Well, why don't you tell us what you saw, Mr. Angrist.
28:34Two black guys standing in the street, yelling at each other.
28:39Nothing new on that.
28:40Then a car comes around the corner, and another black guy leans out and shoots.
28:45One of the guys was arguing.
28:48Then the car backs up, and he shoots some more.
28:50Then the car starts forward, and the guy who was shooting throws his gun out of the window.
28:55Then the car takes off.
28:57The other guy was arguing, the one who wasn't shot, picks up the gun, and runs off with it.
29:04That's all I saw.
29:06Well, what can you tell us about the shooter?
29:08Look, I'm on the fourth floor.
29:11All I saw is the top of his head.
29:13What kind of look at the car?
29:14Blue green, Nova.
29:16And that's the end of my statement.
29:18The father agrees there's some kind of drug thing.
29:20He's okay with me restricting my cooperation.
29:24This is where I draw my line.
29:27Well, thanks for your help.
29:29Yeah.
29:32Yeah.
29:38Do you believe this?
29:40This author's telling the truth?
29:42Let him stay in jail.
29:43Rot for them other murders.
29:45Nah, he could still help us with the shooting, Andy.
29:48Luckiest African-American going.
29:51Exception for that big, dopey comedian.
29:54What, Sidbat?
29:55Is that what they call him?
30:01Hey.
30:02Hey.
30:04I got something for you.
30:06Thanks very much.
30:07Yeah, sure.
30:08You know, I think Detective Medivoy might be sick.
30:12Why do you say that?
30:13I don't know.
30:14He looks ill.
30:15All right, let me see what's for it.
30:17Thanks for the soda.
30:18Yeah.
30:18How you doing, Greg?
30:25I don't know what to tell you, James.
30:26You feeling all right?
30:28Yeah, I feel all right physically.
30:30Lee, uh, I've had a surprise.
30:32Took the wind from my sails.
30:34What happened?
30:36Well, I got the nerve, finally, to ask Gabby to dinner, how we discussed.
30:43And?
30:44She tells me she's gay.
30:46It's unbelievable.
30:48You believe that?
30:49You think she's being straight?
30:51Well, do I think this is a runaround, like the experience you had with Adrienne?
30:55I don't.
30:56No.
30:56She seemed very straightforwardly.
30:59This is what's what.
31:00So how'd you leave her with her?
31:01The two of you still gonna have dinner?
31:03Yeah.
31:03Well, I wasn't gonna withdraw the invitation, James.
31:06I mean, I didn't even want to.
31:09Sure.
31:09Why not have dinner with her?
31:11Yeah.
31:12Yeah.
31:13Well, you could have blown me over with a feather.
31:17Yeah, want the soda, Greg?
31:18It'll give you a little energy boost.
31:20Nah.
31:22We've been restricting our sugar intake.
31:26All right.
31:28Hey.
31:36Is there gonna be any shooting?
31:39There shouldn't be.
31:41Now, they're gonna pick you off along with everyone else.
31:44So when the officer approaches, don't resist them.
31:47Just do what he tells you to.
31:49They're gonna know it's me who gave him up.
31:52I just have to take this one step at a time, Nacio.
31:57You got tall.
31:59We are in position.
32:02Yeah, 10-4 is coming out.
32:05Okay.
32:06Yeah.
32:2710.
32:2710.
32:3310.
32:3310.
32:3311.
32:3511.
32:35Yes, we have achieved liftoff
32:59Let's go, amigos
33:00You, my friend, are busted
33:18I want a lawyer, man
33:19Yeah, we'll get right on that
33:21I didn't know that stuff was in there, man
33:22That kid set me up
33:24Your boys in Miami set you up
33:26No, no, no, call my lawyer, man
33:28You want me to call a lawyer?
33:29I'll call you a doctor
33:31How's that?
33:31You stand there
33:32You don't say a word
33:33Don't say a word
33:34Get him with me in the car
33:36Come on, let's go
33:37Let's go, let's go
33:37Get him in
33:38Put me in the system
33:58Come and get me out
34:00You found a witness that backed up your story, Arthur
34:03Stop
34:04So, you take somebody else's word, but I tell you what happened and you locked me up
34:10Who are the guys in that car?
34:12I don't know
34:13Yeah, you do, Arthur
34:14You know who shot Willie, but you don't want to have to tell us
34:17I do not know their identity
34:20You know what my partner here wants to do?
34:27Bury the witness statement
34:28Let you do some time for this hummer beef
34:31See, that's just how low you people are
34:34Yeah
34:35Our concern for justice gets a little dull
34:38With the guy who sits with his thumb up his ass
34:41While his running partner blows the heads off of two little kids
34:45See, this witness, he don't want to go on the record, Arthur
34:48So there's nobody else on this planet besides you, us, and the guys who did it
34:53That will know that you're an innocent man
34:55You would sit me down for something you know I ain't do
34:59Sleek black babies
35:03It's up to you, Arthur
35:06See, because either way, we clear the case
35:09Gerald Vaught and his cousin Ricky did Willie
35:18Willie always pissing people off
35:22Just like he did me
35:24Don't pay what he owe you
35:26And then laugh in your face
35:28He work other people's corners
35:30And think they're gonna take it
35:32So that's what happened to him
35:34Gerald Vaught and his cousin Ricky
35:36That's right
35:37Ricky what?
35:40Cousin Ricky
35:54Last week Willie's out there throwing bullets at me
35:58I don't see y'all moving on him
36:00You make a complaint, Ricky?
36:02No
36:02I take care of my own business
36:04Atta boy, Ricky
36:05It's bright choices like that put you on a successful path
36:09What's open?
36:10Feel like a big man, huh?
36:13Creamy
36:13What's going on, boss?
36:15I need the pokey room
36:16I'm a Mr. Arthur fancy
36:18Always acting like God Almighty above
36:21Let me tell you
36:21I stopped you before
36:22I'll stop you now
36:23You see if I don't
36:24Shut your mouth
36:25Everything's open but the pokey room
36:28Greg
36:36Sorry
36:37He's done mewling for you, Shirley
36:53He wasn't ever mewling for me?
36:56I don't even know what that means
36:57Maceo's got no job working construction
37:00He's running smack for the people you score from
37:03That's how you got the big screen TV
37:05And your big new mic
37:07He told me he was working construction
37:09Maceo says you got him on a job making deliveries
37:14He said he did it for me
37:16Which makes you an accomplice
37:18Well, he didn't do nothing for me
37:22He did any drug running
37:24He did it on his own
37:26Gave me a few presents, but
37:28I don't know where the money came from
37:32You had it running smack so you could stay high
37:35And now you're willing to let him go to jail for it
37:38You can't take his word over mine
37:42You go ahead, take me to court
37:45I'll beat you before, I'll beat you again
37:48Now that judge believed me
37:50That's what's got you all pissed off
37:54You're just a junkie now, Shirley
37:59Maybe you started out something more
38:04But that's all you are now
38:05Well, you ain't taking my boy
38:12You don't care about that boy
38:14I will send him to prison
38:16Before I let you have him
38:18Give me a pen
38:22Yeah, give me a pen
38:26I want to write this down
38:28I don't know nothing about what that boy was doing
38:31Can you leave me alone for a minute?
38:39Yeah, sure
38:39I'll be right outside
38:42Maybe prison will do him some good
38:51Maybe prison will do him some good
38:51What I'm supposed to do
39:21You'll be working with Sergeant Collins
39:23As the case goes through the system
39:25Giving testimony about Shirley
39:27And the other contacts in the gang
39:29I have to testify against my mother?
39:32That's the deal
39:32It's like the man says
39:36You'll be a probationary enrollee
39:39In a boot camp outside Albany
39:41At the end of the trial
39:43If the judge feels you've cooperated
39:44He'll credit your probationary time
39:47Against a two years term
39:48You'll learn a trade up there
39:50And your felony's expunged
39:52If you graduate
39:53Then I'll just have a normal life
39:56It would be nice
40:03If every kid got parents
40:06Who looked out for a Mace Hill
40:07A lot of kids don't
40:10You didn't
40:12Now we find out
40:15If that breaks you
40:16She meant staying clean
40:21When she took me back
40:22I gotta believe that much
40:27There's no harm believing that
40:30Can I talk to her?
40:33No
40:34Scoop we're gonna want to
40:39Beg a port authority
40:40That's my understanding
40:42I'll run him out there
40:45So they in there talking to those guys, huh?
41:03That fat cop and the other one
41:04They in there with the DA
41:05And your friend Ricky
41:07You give it up Ricky
41:09But shooting really low pairs
41:11Right, see?
41:11My information led to that
41:13I'm just a babysitter, Arthur
41:16Uh-huh
41:18Could say
41:18You know that's worth hard, Monty
41:22What decision y'all come to?
41:31The decision we came to
41:32Is that you're off the hook, Arthur
41:33The DA took a place, see?
41:37I got y'all that clearance
41:39Arthur's hoping there's some money
41:41Coming his way behind him
41:43Helping you with your case
41:44It was good information
41:47Yeah
41:48Well, unless it's other circumstances, Arthur
41:51You ain't getting dick
41:52I only do that way in prison
42:03I'm working undercover
42:15Guy likes me to hurt it up
42:17Oh, you were advised, right?
42:20Uh-huh
42:20I wish I had the balls to do that
42:22Yeah
42:23I'd give you this assignment for a nickel
42:25Bobby and Andy cleared that street homicide, huh?
42:31Yeah, first guy that likes a scumbag
42:34But it looks like he wasn't in it
42:35That Arthur?
42:36Arthur goes in last year
42:38For a double child homicide
42:40That's another con out for killing a guard
42:43Arthur's back out on the street
42:45Uh-huh
42:46How far are you into this guy?
42:50I guess about halfway
42:51Assuming it's me into him
42:53I'm not sure what you mean
42:55Neither am I
42:58You like him?
43:01No
43:01He's a real bad guy
43:03And I'm in kind of a state of some personal stuff
43:08So I'm
43:08It's kind of hard to stay on top of things
43:12All I gotta do is remember I'm a good girl, right?
43:17That's, uh
43:18That's the rumor I've been hearing
43:20What do you mean?
43:23Everyone says what a good cop you are
43:25Good person
43:26Yeah, uh-huh
43:28I gotta pee
43:34Night
43:35Night, Diane
43:37Night, Diane
43:37Night, Diane
43:38Night, Diane
43:39Night, Diane
43:40Night, Diane
43:41Night, Diane
43:42Night, Diane
43:43Night, Diane
43:44Night, Diane
43:45Night, Diane
43:46Night, Diane
43:47Night, Diane
43:48Night, Diane
43:49Night, Diane
43:50Night, Diane
43:51Night, Diane
43:52Night, Diane
43:53Night, Diane
43:54Night, Diane
43:55Night, Diane
43:56Night, Diane
43:57Night, Diane
43:58Night, Diane
43:59Night, Diane
44:00Night, Diane
44:01Night, Diane
44:02Night, Diane
44:03Night, Diane
44:04Night, Diane
44:05This is so good.
44:12Yes.
44:14Yes.
44:21Was it a really big left turn for you, finding out I was gay?
44:27I won't deny it.
44:29I was somewhat surprised.
44:31Well, I really hope that doesn't stop us from being friends.
44:36You know, to be honest, Abby, I feel like you could have told me earlier in unknowing each other.
44:43You know, save me some awkwardness in my thinking.
44:46Every time you came by the machines, you were like a kid who was afraid of the water.
44:54You know, you were sort of looking to me for encouragement.
44:58I was worried that if I told you that I was gay, it might scare you away from exercising.
45:03And then I thought I'd tell you, and I'd stop using the machines for a while.
45:09But that was me ten years ago.
45:13Ah, that would have been silly.
45:17I sure hope we can get over this hurdle.
45:19Because I think you're a really nice person.
45:24And I enjoy spending time with you.
45:28Well, I do with you as well.
45:31And your story of being concerned over my physical well-being, well, that doesn't surprise me at all.
45:38That type of consideration.
45:40I'm sure that's very characteristic of you.
45:44Thanks, Greg.
45:46Not at all.
45:50Did you enjoy your meals?
45:53Very much.
45:54It was really good.
45:56Very much so.
45:57I can sign you out with me if you'd like to come to dinner.
46:15Put my nose in it.
46:17No one wants to rub your nose in anything, Maceo.
46:19The future keeps telling us what the past was about.
46:37You make the past mean different things by the way you use the time that comes after.
46:44A few years ago, you spent some time with people who loved you, Maceo.
46:53That doesn't have to be some dream set away from the rest of your life.
47:01Lillian and the girls would be so happy to see you again.
47:05You can meet our little boy.
47:08What's his name?
47:10He's named after me.
47:14Why don't you come home with me, Maceo?
47:18Junior's got girls on all sides of him.
47:21He'd love to have an older boy at the table.
47:29I'm grateful you're helping me.
47:33Remember, life tells you this card, too.
47:35I'm happy I grew up.
47:52I love you.
48:05Hey, Jimi.
48:20Looks yummy.
48:22I was just sitting here realizing I had to eat them all day.
48:25Jimi, when did you make the soup?
48:29Lay off my mulligar tawny.
48:31Can I tell you a day I made it?
48:35A fella called.
48:39He'll call back at nine.
48:43And I'll be in.
48:46Said he'd call.
48:47What's his big problem?
48:49That's him.
48:51You know.
48:53Yeah, great.
48:59Surprised at you, Jimi.
49:01Telling your business in front of me.
49:05White fella's supposed to ride with me to meet some other people.
49:16We were at nine for the ride.
49:19Hmm.
49:20Who are the other people?
49:21I thought you said you didn't do business with black guys.
49:24You know, Miles, you stop drinking ginger ale.
49:30Maybe I can fight in you, Matt.
49:32No, Jimi.
49:34Some ways I'd like to, but...
49:36I don't want to start.
49:38Slide that soup my way, huh?
49:49I haven't ate all day, either.
49:51Sure.
50:01How's work?
50:02Got to buy a building.
50:05Let me fix it up.
50:06A couple months, that'll be doable.
50:08Yeah?
50:09What's in a couple months?
50:10It hurt you with the boss, you know.
50:12You step out on your own.
50:15I'm game.
50:16I'm not afraid.
50:18Being a little afraid, Miles, keeps you careful.
50:21Timmy, it's awful.
50:32Off yours, Jimi.
50:38Two months, Miles.
50:40That's four times 576.
50:43AK-47's the first and 15th if those knuckle draggers aren't lying.
50:48Like, I understand what you just said.
50:52All for the noble cause.
50:55Which is what?
50:59What?
51:00What's the noble cause?
51:03I don't know any noble causes, Miles.
51:06I know a bunch of assholes in Belfast Lake seeing themselves to sleep,
51:10and maybe I get to buy you a building, but...
51:13I don't understand what you're saying half the time, Jimmy.
51:17It's not important, is it?
51:20What?
51:22There you go.
51:30Slide that suit back over here.
51:32Sure.
51:38I haven't eaten all day.
51:41Yeah, you were saying.
51:43I feel lightheaded.
51:45Sleeping all right?
51:46Well, pretty much.
51:49I got some situations.
51:51I got...
51:53A family situation.
51:57Another situation.
52:02Anyway.
52:05Those are keeping you up?
52:06Um, no, not really.
52:09You know, you just...
52:14You get upset and so forth.
52:21You want to get out of Dodge, Miles?
52:24You feeling lightheaded?
52:25I feel like I said yes to that scotch.
52:30How do you like that?
52:31The penance without the pleasure, huh?
52:34Yeah, that's what it feels like.
52:38You want to get out of your mouth?
52:39Um...
52:40Yeah, maybe, uh...
52:47Maybe we should go.
52:49Sure.
52:49You know, I got my car right out front.
52:51You want to leave your car if you're lightheaded?
52:57Probably should.
52:58Well, what'll I say if somebody calls?
53:02You tell him we'll talk five tomorrow in person, or one of those things will get shoved in his belly.
53:08It'll get shoved up his ass, and we'll see if it works.
53:11See if his ass works?
53:13Now you want to make it clever on me, you?
53:17I'm really dizzy, Jimmy.
53:19I'm going to wind your watch up, though.
53:21Come on, Jimmy.
53:22You okay, Miles?
53:24Huh?
53:24We should go.
53:25All right, let's go to Shea Leary.
53:28I'll straighten you right out, okay?
53:30Yeah.
53:32Don't tell me chivalry's dead.
53:34Come on, Miles.
53:35Come here.
53:41Got you now, Miles.
53:43I got you now.
54:13I got you now.