ROBIN: He changed his mind, wants to help.
Help how?
He's going over the files.
He thinks Gordon's been set up.
I have an asset inside the SVR.
A week ago, he passed me a file indicating that Gordon Piper
was working with the Russians.
I can't do this anymore.
I feel like they know.
I'm suggesting that a mole's treachery is getting people
killed and causing other damage in ways
we cannot begin to know.
So as much as we may dislike each other personally--
I don't have a personal opinion about you.
So as much as I dislike you personally,
I showed you my report in a spirit of openness.
It's the same photo from Bob's office.
Now, you can plant fake files, but how do you make
an innocent man take a payoff?
Gordon took money from Russian intelligence agents.
No more waiting.
I agree.
Just-- can you do me a favor?
Pizza's here.
I asked them to let me be the one to come and get you.
Tracy, I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Lior Lishkott, you took money from him.
The Americans will be looking for you.
You are going to have to go away for awhile.
How long do I have to go away for?
[gunshots]
The ambulance.
What ambulance?
How'd they get it?
Where'd you get the ambulance?
Rented it.
Your friend, the one who's alive?
You think I'd tell anyone my name?
He doesn't know your name.
[gunshots]
[thudding]
[gunshot]
[music playing]
[phone vibrating]
Yeah?
Hey.
There's been a development I thought
you'd want to know about.
Gordon's been picked up.
OK, I'll come meet you.
I'm out front.
I feel terrible for what I've done to him.
You didn't do anything to him.
You defended him.
That's what I keep telling myself.
This is on Gordon.
You're not responsible.
I keep telling myself that, too.
And it was his decisions that led him here.
But I didn't try to help him.
I saw him getting worse.
the drinking and the money problems
and the fights with Eva.
He was hurting.
I didn't reach out.
I did the opposite.
And you should've seen the way Eva looked at me when
I walked him out of the house.
It looked like she wanted to kill me.
Those kids--
If Gordon is innocent, we will have a chance to prove it.
Has he said anything?
Mm-mm.
Completely isolated.
Robin's gonna let him sit overnight,
question him in the morning.
I still believe that Gordon was set up.
I don't know what I believe anymore.
Anything on the ambulance?
They were still setting up a spreadsheet when I left.
All right.
Well, 'til morning.
I've missed you, my friend.
I wish the circumstances were better.
Now, at least it looks as though your people
have taken the bait.
They're not my people.
There may still be a problem.
Who?
Joe Turner.
He recognized a photo from the file I
planted in Partridge's office.
He's smart.
I'll handle it.
No, if anything happened to Turner,
it'll only bring more heat.
I'm keeping him close.
He trusts me.
If it needs to be done, I'll do it.
There's another loose end to tie-- the merc I used
in the Sirin op, Dan Letts.
I don't think he could ID me, but--
Why take the chance?
Any word from Moscow on how Sirin found out about me?
We're investigating.
You don't have to stay here.
You've earned your retirement, a nice apartment
in Moscow, dacha in the country, money, whatever you want.
Your timing's not good.
I met someone.
I'm thinking about getting out.
Getting out?
You could be seen as a liability.
Is that a threat?
Not by me.
Do you think I'm gonna become a triple agent?
It's a risk.
I don't have any reason to say anything to anybody
and every reason not to.
When we first met, you were a man
with thwarted ambitions and a burning desire
to do something great.
That never goes away, even if it goes dormant for a while.
I'm not that man anymore.
I want a simple life now.
Moscow may not allow it.
Why does Moscow care where I retire?
If you were in Moscow, you could
let the world know the extent of our penetration into the CIA.
That, in itself, is a public relations coup.
This isn't about Moscow.
This is about you, and you want the credit.
I want us to get the credit.
All that work, all those years, what was it for?
[heavy metal music]
[engine revving]
Is he OK?
Does he look OK?
Shit, man.
What the fuck happened?
[phone vibrating]
Where the fuck are you, dude?
I been calling and calling.
Call me back!
I'm really fucking scared.
It's just, I think someone's watching me.
Fuck.
[heavy metal continues]
All right.
Would you like some dessert?
If you have any heart medication,
now would be the time to take it.
[phone rings]
Do you have to get that?
Well, it's just my assistant.
She's checking up on me.
I'll call her in the morning.
So would you like to see the rest of the house?
I don't believe you've been upstairs yet.
I'd like that very much.
[moans]
Does that feel good?
Oh, yes.
[laughs]
[doorbell rings]
Are you expecting someone?
No.
[knocking]
All right, Carla.
Sorry to show up unannounced.
I tried calling a few times.
What's wrong?
I got a call from a contact over at the FBI.
Their embed at the CIMC has taken one of our people
into custody.
Who?
Gordon Piper.
Oh, fucking hilarious!
You think this is funny?
This shit could kill me!
Fucking assholes.
[knocking]
Come in!
Watching anything good?
Good morning.
I thought you'd be happier to see me.
You've just taken one of my people into custody.
A mole operating right under my nose for years?
What good is winning if you don't get to gloat?
[rattling and thudding]
[exertion sounds]
Don't hurt me!
I come in peace.
I'm taking Jude to school.
Do you need a lift?
I'm gonna ride my bike.
OK.
Why you all dressed up?
I have an important meeting today.
With who?
I'm going to talk to someone about Reuel Abbott.
I've been thinking about what you said.
And if there is a way to hold him
accountable for what he's done to this family,
I'm gonna see that it gets done.
Good.
I want you to promise me that you're
going to stay away from him.
He's an evil old prick and I don't
know what he's capable of.
Say it.
I promise.
OK.
I'll get my camera.
You look nice.
Where you off to?
I'm having lunch with a friend.
I'm gonna go get ready for school.
See you.
OK.
I thought maybe you stayed over
at your lady friend's again.
Oh, no, it was more of a one night thing.
Well, you have a way of making temporary things permanent.
Yeah.
I'll see you later.
See you.
I'm waiting to hear back from them.
We'll meet you at the club, OK?
I'm on my way.
WOMAN: It's all about who you know.
You sprung for the premium package, huh?
This isn't like Tinder.
You need references from two members.
And then there's this whole approval process.
Jesus.
Yeah, Jesus couldn't even get on this dating app, bro.
Morning.
Oh, hey, man.
Hey.
This is an FBI matter now. We're shutting down the site.
Yeah, I know.
I'm just wondering how you got on with that ambulance.
Ambulance?
Yeah, we put together a database of rental companies.
But that's about it.
Can I get a copy?
Well, the hard drives are packed away.
You know we already got the guy, right?
I know.
But it's important.
Yeah, I can find them for you.
All right.
Morning.
Hey.
Measuring your mark?
Mm, I've got this one all sized up.
He's not much different than anyone else with a penis,
just a bit more extreme.
Really?
Deep down, every man believes in his own unique specialness.
I think it's a flaw in your gender.
Thinking we're special?
Thinking that your specialness has gone
unrecognized by everyone else.
That's why someone turns traitor,
to win back that specialness.
If a spy is someone who keep secrets,
a mole is someone who keeps secrets from other spies.
I mean, what could be more special than that?
I am gonna break him.
I am gonna give him no choice but to defend himself
with a declaration of his own importance.
He already looks pretty broken.
What are you waiting for?
Reuel Abbott's in the building.
He had to step away for a few minutes.
I guess nothing stays secret for long.
Oh, it's OK.
That way we get to kill two birds with one stone.
The other bird being?
Him learning to fear me.
How are you doing?
I feel a crippling guilt. Other than that, great.
This isn't anybody's fault but Gordon's.
I know.
Thank you very much.
Anyone good in this movie of yours?
You know my nephew Sammy?
Ah, so it's a student film.
Hey, the kid is amazing, edits all the effects on his laptop.
- Kids these days. - Yeah.
You know, I just saw in the newspaper
that a 12-year-old girl just got into Harvard Medical School.
Huh.
There she is.
Oh, no, this is not what I'm looking for.
It's an ambulance.
Yeah, no, kid's got a real specific vision.
All right then.
I myself am in between cars.
I don't suppose you've got something I can rent, do you?
Sure, I can scrounge up a car.
Cool.
I'm sorry for the hold up.
Did I miss anything good?
No, she's waited for you.
Yeah?
Wants to give me a taste of my own fate, huh?
Well, that's-- that's at the heart of any good drama,
don't you think?
Getting to imagine yourself standing in somebody
else's shoes, it's--
I look forward to it, really.
You have a lighter attitude about this than I expected.
I do, don't I?
I feel lighter.
Robin.
Robin, this has all been a giant, giant misunderstanding.
Lior Lishkott and I are going into business together.
It's all above board.
I just couldn't report it up the ladder
until I was sure it was real, you understand that?
The money was just an advance against my salary.
We were-- we were gonna lose our house.
You're gonna pull this intimidation bullshit with me?
The least you can do is show me a little dignity.
How dignified is it to take money
from a man with direct ties to Russian intelligence, Gordon?
Bullshit.
It's all in there.
Lior's business is financed by the Kremlin.
He's an SVR asset.
I-- I--
I didn't know.
Right.
You're just a spy.
It's not like it's your business to know such things.
How many blown ops have you been a part of recently?
Belgrade, Dubrovnik, the Ukrainian op last week--
What?
I mean, how much loss of life and spilled blood
are we talking about here?
Robin, you know me.
I think we are well beyond that assumption, Gordo.
Look, I know how bad it looks, but what's
the logical explanation?
That I suddenly turned against my country
after more than a decade of loyal service
or that I did something fucking stupid?
Those aren't mutually exclusive possibilities.
And if I was to believe that you were just stupid,
you'd have to be pretty fucking stupid.
I swear I am loyal.
More than a decade, huh?
Yes.
What year did you join the agency?
Come on, you know the answer to that.
You don't like my answers, so why
don't we start hearing yours.
2005.
Why did you join?
Robin.
I am trying to figure out where it
all went wrong for you, Gordon.
Why did you join the CIA?
Go back to being a kid who didn't know what their future
was and who never could have imagined where
life was going to take him.
Jay Atwood?
You the new waiter?
No, I--
Yeah, I was kidding.
I can tell you're not the new waiter.
You're clearly American.
Who are you?
Why do I care?
Your secretary said you'd be down here,
said you don't spend much time in the office.
This is my office.
And I've got a 12 o'clock meeting, so--
I'm your 12 o'clock.
Your office, the other office said you'd be expecting me.
I'm Tracy Crane.
You're Tracy Crane?
Ah, shit.
You were expecting a woman?
Yeah.
Yeah, I was expecting--
uh, got dressed up, showered and everything.
Welcome to Athens.
Jay Atwood.
You hungry?
You want some lunch?
Yeah, sure.
[speaking greek], the special.
SERVER: [speaking greek]
Sit down.
The food here is excellent.
But Athens Station is a fucking loukaniko party.
You know what a loukaniko is?
No.
Loukaniko is sausage.
What I'm saying is, is Athens is a sausage party.
I thought we were getting some new talent.
Sorry to disappoint.
So is this your first posting?
Yeah.
Well, Athens is a good place to pop your cherry.
Or maybe you'd rather pop her cherry, huh?
I'm married.
We have a three-year-old.
Man, the guy's got an answer for everything.
[speaking greek]
SERVER: [speaking greek]
So why'd you join the you-know-what?
Talking about the CIA.
To serve my country, do something
intellectually stimulating. - No, no, no, no, no.
No, stop.
Come on, don't give me the bullshit answer.
You already got the job.
I wasn't.
I'm not.
Come on, when you were six years old,
what did you want to be?
A fireman?
Astronaut.
Yeah?
So what are you still doing down here on Earth?
I think I internalized at a young age
that I was special, that I had the potential to do something
important in the world.
And I've never really let go of that idea.
One too many attaboys, huh?
All right.
Now we're getting someplace.
Thank you for seeing me, Senator Thrush.
Reuel Abbott is a very powerful man.
I understand your concerns.
I don't imagine there are many people
who have seen his dark side and are willing to talk about it.
Reuel has been operating out of bounds for far too long.
The American people deserve to know the truth about anyone
we entrust with such awesome power.
Now, I want to assure you that I will do everything
within my power to protect you from the possibility
of retribution.
But if this is too much for you, if you need more time,
if you're having doubts, I don't want
to pressure you into saying something
you're not ready to say.
No, I'm ready.
Well?
You know, I have been to every lot between here
and Baltimore looking for this exact ambulance.
Just used in a bank heist movie.
Oh, yeah, what was the name of the film?
I don't remember.
You don't remember the name of the guy that rented from you?
I maintain strict confidentiality
with all my customers.
So what's your show all about?
Oh, I'm not making a movie.
Neither was the guy that rented this from you.
Movies use blanks.
This was used for something else.
Now, if you give me the renter's information then your part
in this, it ends here.
[MUSIC - CANCER BATS, "INSIDE OUT"]
(SINGING) Inside out.
[phone ringing]
(SINGING) Your crooked smile, what's not to like?
Don't get too close.
Inside out.
You lost it all, but you never cared.
He lied to you.
He fooled us all.
If he could, he'd bleed the whole world dry.
[hardcore music]
I didn't question Sam's death until Iris came along.
Iris Loramer?
She told me that Sam was involved
in the death of her husband.
And she had proof, she'd filmed them together.
I saw it, my husband, who I thought
I knew, ordering the death of one of our friends.
I know that you've seen it.
Now, I'd like you to unsee it.
Go get it for me, put it in my hand.
Reuel--
Once you accused me of threatening your family.
At that time, it was the furthest thing from my mind.
So you gave it to him, the media card?
What else could I do?
They can kill you and they can make it look like an accident.
I know that I shouldn't have given it to him.
I was just so scared.
You did the right thing at the time.
And you're doing the right thing now.
TRACY (ON PHONE): This is Tracy.
Leave a message.
It's me.
I found the ambulance.
I got the guy's address.
I'm on my way there.
Call me back.
[phone vibrates]
How long have you been married?
[laughs]
SARAH: Oh, I love it here.
TRACY: Mm-hmm.
I found this cute little bazaar and then Anders--
and what are you doing?
I just realized that Anders was asleep.
Oh.
Wait, so you don't want to hear about my day?
Oh, no, I'm very, very good at multitasking.
So tell me about that bazaar.
Oh.
[baby crying]
Sorry.
You ever notice that all NFL quarterbacks could be models?
No, but I'm guessing you got a theory on the subject?
Great leaders are not born, they're made.
OK?
They are bred with years of confidence building,
starting all the way back to the playground.
How many times have you heard the sentence
growing up, "You are gonna be a heart-breaker, Tracy?"
Right?
That sense of specialness that you
internalized in your youth, that's
a self-fulfilling prophecy.
That's the same shit that they said to Tom Brady.
That's an interesting theory.
OK, I gotta take a piss.
Baby, come here.
Where we going?
I am leaving Athens.
What?
Why?
Because you're a fucking shit.
That came in the mail today.
Baby. - No.
Fucking asshole.
I thought you were married.
Huh?
They sent us a copy.
They send one to your wife?
Yeah.
Fucking Russians.
Man, I am sorry.
Russians?
She was a honey pot.
I thought you were slick.
I thought you were Tom Brady.
Did she leave you?
Went back to Virginia.
Well, you won't be too far behind her,
so maybe you'll win her back.
What?
Your flight leaves at 8:00 AM tomorrow.
Pack what you need.
I'll have the rest shipped over to you.
Look, I don't understand.
Come on, man.
You're a smart guy.
They're taking you off the field.
ROBIN: You've had a pretty mediocre career.
Things didn't go exactly as planned.
But it doesn't make me a traitor.
But taking money from a Russian asset does.
Lior played me.
No, I'd bet my career that you're dirty.
I thought he was just ex-Mossad.
I didn't know shit about Russia.
He said-- he said I was the business partner.
He was working for--
he stroked my ego, I fell for it.
I needed the money.
We all need the money.
You have to believe me.
No, you have to convince me.
And you're not very convincing.
Frankly, the only part I'm having a hard time believing
is how anybody could be such a loser.
Fuck you, Robin.
You're OK?
Sorry, Gordon is a friend.
Well, no apology necessary.
It's never easy to learn that a friend isn't
who you thought they were.
[knocking]
[glass shattering]
[knocking]
CARDELLINI: Matty, door!
Matty?
[gasps]
Fuck.
(SHAKILY) Oh, fuck.
[clattering]
[groans]
[thud]
[groaning]
You were there that day.
You were in the car with him.
I can explain.
What the fuck are you doing here?
I can explain!
Why'd you kill Matty?
I didn't kill him.
Because of the Russian?
Are you guys working together?
What?
He's dead.
What?
Well, we didn't kill him.
We were gonna make a hand off.
Hey, wait, wait.
What?
You didn't-- he-- he's alive?
We was gonna hand him over, man.
To who?
The Russians?
We're working for the CIA.
- Who at the CIA? - You're fucking with--
- No, no. - --my head.
I'm on your side.
Now, that's not such a good place to be because everybody
on my side is dead!
Calm down.
You need to hear me, OK?
I'm unarmed.
Do you have any idea how many unarmed men I killed?
Women, too.
[gunshots]
- Don't fucking move! - Ah!
Stay on the fucking ground!
I work for a federal agency.
My name is Joe Turner.
Joe Turner?
Yeah.
You were in the car with Sirin when that whole deal went down.
Dale Fridrych, FBI.
I got a lead on Letts from an informant who said you
and his crew were contracted to kill Sirin.
What?
No, no, not kill, kidnap.
And he got away.
- So this Sirin is alive? - I think so.
Do you have any idea where he is?
No.
You're bleeding.
What?
I got a first aid kit in my truck.
Hang here a minute.
(WHISPERING) What the fuck is happening?
TRACY (ON PHONE): This is Tracy.
Leave a message.
[buzzing]
I'm impressed.
Your little speech brought Mr. Crane to tears.
Tracy's too close to the case.
He tried to persuade me that Gordon
was being set up by the Russians to protect
the real infiltrator.
Tracy is a good man and good men
like to think the best of others, not like us.
[phone ringing]
TRACY (ON PHONE): Leave a message.
Two dead guys.
Our guy's skull is cracked open.
Clearly a drug deal gone wrong.
But he's going on about how we can't arrest him because he
works for the government. - [scoffs]
[laughing]
Excuse me?
Yes?
I'm here for Joseph Turner.
Are you his lawyer?
No, I'm the deputy director of the CIA.
I checked.
There's no Dale Fridrych working for the CIMC.
The Russians are cleaning up after themselves.
Well, cleaning up what?
They set up Gordon to protect their actual inside man.
This whole fucking thing has been one big active measure.
If this is a disinformation campaign, you
and Ms. Larkin really stepped into it, didn't you?
Well, what are you gonna do now?
Hmm?
Well, if Sirin's alive and you can find him,
maybe he can tell you who the mole is.
Too bad you didn't pick a place to meet in the event things
didn't go as planned--
tradecraft 101.
Well, I'm not the only one who made an obvious mistake, am I?
You were in Bob's office the night that he died.
Why didn't you go through his files?
Maybe I was overcome by grief.
Yeah, or maybe you have a reason to hang
Gordon Piper out to dry.
Good night.
What can I get you?
Bourbon, neat.
It makes sense that a man who was once burned
would fear fire.
Do we know each other?
Of course, I know you, Tracy.
Sorry, I don't remember you.
That's because we've never met.
But I've been looking for someone like you
for a very long time.
I think you're mistaking me for someone else.
No, I don't think so.
There you go.
[phone ringing]
TRACY (ON PHONE): Hello?
I need to see you.
Soup's on!
Where's Dad?
He is still at work.
Come on, let's eat.
[screams]
[clattering]
[laughs]
You've been crying, huh?
Yeah, I've had a hell of a day, too.
Thank you for coming.
You and I should go away together.
When?
Right now.
That's crazy.
I can't--
It makes perfect sense to me.
We'll leave as soon as you're packed.
I have children.
Someone has to drive them and feed them and stand over them
when they do their homework.
Ask your mom to look after them.
I have a shift tomorrow.
Get another doctor to cover it.
You just have an answer for everything, huh?
No, it's just those two things.
And if we leave right now, we can be there before midnight.
Where?
It's a surprise.
Well, then how would I know what to pack?
Just bring one of everything.
ANNOUNCER (ON PA): Attention, this is a boarding
call for train nine to New York, New
York with stops at [inaudible].
[indistinct chatter]
[suspenseful music]
Joe.
My name's Ekaterina.
My American friends call me Kat.
We have a friend in common.
Where is Vasili?
He sent me.
Let's keep moving so we don't draw attention to ourselves.
[music playing]
[roaring]
[music playing]