[Sound effect] Announcer: reads words on screen
Congratulations on a hard-fought victory.
It's your victory, Nick.
You should be proud!
Getting a will declared invalid is no small feat.
Don't undersell yourself, Marcy.
Not every paralegal goes the extra mile.
We make a good team.
Yeah, not for much longer.
Did I do something wrong?
[Nick sighs]
You're wasting your talents chained to a desk-
in a place like this.
It's time for you to fly free.
I put in a recommendation with the partners.
Thank-you!
Thank-you thank-you thank-you!
[Nick chuckles]
It's long overdue.
You've earned it.
Well this calls for a drink!
I can't.
I have to see one last client tonight.
I didn't see anything scheduled.
Well this one is off-
off the books.
Just a little favour for a friend.
Of course.
You do too much pro bono, Nick.
[Nick laughs]
Keep it up and you'll put yourself in an early grave.
Do you want me to call you a car?
No it's not that far.
I'll just walk.
Good job.
[road traffic]
[crickets chirping]
[bird hooting]
[branch snapping]
♪ [ominous music]
♪ [dramatic percussion]
Mugger: Your wallet!
Now!
No problem.
Just take it easy okay?
Hurry up!
Hey, look.
If you need some help-
I know where you can find shelter.
[rustling cloth]
Who's there?
♪ [heroic music]
Is this some kind of joke?
Hey.
I don't need your help.
It's okay.
I got this.
♪ [ominous music]
♪ [dramatic percussion]
♪ [upbeat theme music]
[camera snapping]
Hey.
Good Morning, Rex.
Hey!
Sarah.
What are we looking at?
Well, dead male.
Stabbed once in the chest.
Jogger found him at dawn.
Yeah, we know who he is?
Found this next to the body.
Mm-hmm.
ID, cash.
A business card.
Nick Drummond, Attorney.
His office is just a couple of blocks from here.
♪ [dramamtic music]
[Rex sniffing]
[Rex whines]
What is it, partner?
♪ [mysterious music]
Yeah, I see him.
Who is he?
I don't know.
But Rex is picking up his scent.
Possibly from the murder weapon.
Yeah.
Go, pal.
♪ [dramatic music]
[Rex barks]
Excuse me.
[Rex barking]
[mugger panting]
Well that's a new one.
But I didn't kill him!
Your prints are all over the murder weapon.
I was just trying to scare the guy.
I needed money for-
food.
You were desperate.
Maybe he wasn't cooperating?
But he was!
There was another guy jumped out of the bushes.
Another guy jumped out of the bushes-
and used your knife to kill the guy that you were mugging?
It sounds cuckoo bananas, I know.
But you haven't even heard the half of it yet!
Try me.
This guy-
He was dressed in a superhero costume.
Okay?
Like it's Hallowe'en!
Mask and everything!
Cool story.
Let's get you booked.
No, look!
I-
I'm telling you the truth okay?
The guy scared the crap out of me.
I dropped the knife and ran!
I swear!
We test your hands and clothes for blood-
we're not going to find anything?
Good idea!
Yeah.
Nice one!
So you believe him?
Yeah, why would somebody dress up as a superhero-
in a city park on a Tuesday night?
Right, so the mugger made it up.
Sarah: Charlie.
Well-
Sarah: The knife went through the sternum-
directly into the victim's heart.
And that would have taken a lot of strength.
Our guy is definitely not that fit.
Okay, all right.
So we look into the superhero thing.
But we hold him in the meantime.
Okay, well I will check security cameras in the area.
See if any masked avengers show up.
Yeah.
We'll visit Nick's firm.
If it wasn't a mugging-
maybe they know someone who had motive.
Lawyers have a lot of enemies.
I can think of a few who've made an enemy out of me.
Come on, pal.
Let's go.
Marcy: I was just his paralegal.
But Nick was a genuinely good person.
Do you know how rare that is?
I do.
Can you think of anyone who might've wanted to hurt him?
No!
Everyone liked him!
Can you tell me what time
Nick left the office yesterday?
Just after ten.
He walked me out.
Any idea why he might have gone to the park?
He told me he was going to meet a client.
That's-
that's pretty late.
He said the client kept odd hours.
You have a name?
He didn't tell me.
And you won't find it in his calendar either.
The partners think
he does too much pro bono work.
He tries to keep it off the books as much as possible.
Okay.
Well I'm still going to need to take a look at that calendar.
Of course.
Anything you need.
[Rex yelps]
Hey!
[Rex whines]
Ohh.
Oh, there was a superhero!
You found him?
There was a security cam-
a block away from the west entrance to the park.
I can see the victim-
walking here.
And a little bit behind him-
There.
[computer beeps]
You see?
Wait.
Zoom in.
[computer whirring]
The symbol on the costume.
What is that?
Moon and stars.
I don't know it.
Hold on.
Look up the Night Keeper.
Night Keeper: That brings us to the end-
of another crime- busting feature.
And with justice served once more-
this is your host, the Night Keeper saying-
stay on the straight and narrow, my friends-
or the next criminal we hunt in the dark-
just might be you!
[Donovan chuckles]
What did I just watch?
The Night Keeper.
He used to host the late-night-
movie feature on local cable television.
[keyboard clacking]
[computer beeps]
The Night Keeper.
Played by Chip Bellamy.
He retired the character-
when the TV station changed formats in '95.
Or did he?
Let Charlie know.
Okay.
Can I help you?
I'm looking for Chip Bellamy.
Oh he's resting right now.
Maybe you can come back later?
I'm Detective Hudson.
SJPD.
It's important I talk to him now.
Are you his wife?
No, I am his caregiver.
Ramona Escareno.
I'll let him know-
he has a visitor.
Please come in.
[Charlie whistles]
Good afternoon, Detective.
Charlie: Mr. Bellamy.
I hope I didn't keep you waiting too long.
I have great respect for the law enforcement.
How can I help you?
Well there was an attack in Harbourside Park last night.
A man was killed.
Oh, that's dreadful news!
Who is it?
A lawyer, Nick Drummond.
Oh.
Do you know him?
Uh-
The name sounds familiar.
But I suppose it's because
I've spent so many years in high-end real estate-
that I've dealt with my fair share of lawyers.
Yeah, can you account for your whereabouts last night-
between 9:00 and 11:00 PM?
Certainly.
I was here at home.
My housekeeper-
Ramona, can attest to that.
Why do you ask?
We believe that the killer was wearing a costume-
one that you would be familiar with.
Night Keeper?
[Chip stammers]
I'm afraid I can't help you.
You'll have to leave.
[Rex growls softly]
Uh-
Rex.
Sorry, some days are better than others.
But I can confirm he was with me last night.
You said that you're his caregiver.
But he called you his housekeeper.
He doesn't like to believe
he needs a caregiver.
He seems like he's in good health.
Physically yes.
But he has Delusional Disorder.
What kind of delusions does he have?
Well, he believes his secret identity
is a character he used to play on TV.
He wasn't always like this.
A few years ago-
Chip and his wife went out for a walk in the park.
There was a shooting nearby.
Chip's wife got killed.
He's never been the same.
I remember hearing about this.
She was hit by a stray bullet.
The doctors believe the trauma triggered the disorder.
What about the Night Keeper costume?
You ever see him wearing that?
No.
A man came around-
a few months ago-
wanting to buy some old memorabilia-
for the show.
Chip told him-
he didn't have the costume anymore.
Do you remember the man?
He left his card.
He said he wanted to do a reboot-
of the show-
for a new generation.
I remember because it upset Chip for days.
He gets confused when people-
refer to the Night Keeper as a fictional character.
To him-
it's real.
You mind if I hang on to this?
Sure.
Rex.
[sports car engine rumbling]
Hal: Excuse me.
Can I help you?
Detective Charlie Hudson.
SJPD.
Hal Bellamy.
Chip's nephew.
Oh.
What's this about?
Well your Uncle is a person of interest in an investigation.
Detective.
You should know that my uncle's not a well man.
Ramona explained everything to me.
We'll tread lightly.
But I have a duty to investigate.
No no no no no.
I have the power of attorney-
and a responsibility-
to his health.
Police could be traumatizing for him.
I'm trying to keep him in the house-
and not in an institution.
Okay?
You have a good day though.
Same to you.
Rex.
[Rex whines]
Yeah, I don't care for him too much either, pal.
I've had some experience with Delusional Disorder.
So it is possible-
that he thinks he's the character-
that he used to play on TV?
The trauma of seeing his wife killed
could trigger psychosis, yeah.
I need to know if it's an act.
Well Charlie-
I'd need to spend some time with him to make an evaluation.
Um- how's first thing tomorrow?
I'll let the caregiver know you're coming.
Okay great!
I'll see you at dinner tonight?
We're going to be a little bit late.
One more stop to make.
[car phone beeps]
♪Slide slide
♪We're on a slippery ride ♪
♪Slide slide
♪Baby it's you and I ♪
[Rex barking]
♪Slide slide
Bader Gorley?
♪We're on a slippery ride ♪
You mind?
♪Slide
That's me.
I need to ask you a few questions.
Hit me.
Hold that thought.
Looks like my partner has some questions of his own.
[Rex sniffing]
What's he looking for?
[Rex barking]
Funny you should ask.
♪ [dramatic percussion]
Where did this costume come from?
I won it at an auction-
when the channel finally let it go-
a few years back.
Bidding went pretty high.
But it's worth it to me.
Original.
Worn on camera by Chip Bellamy himself!
Came with a certificate of authenticity!
Wow, you're a real fan, huh?
Of Night Keeper?
Heaven yeah!
As a kid-
seeing a superhero who looked like me?
It was special!
Hmm.
But-
what does this have to do with the cops?
A suit just like this
was worn in the commission of a violent crime last night.
What?
That makes no sense.
The Night Keeper fought for justice.
Yet a man is dead.
Well if they were really posing as the Night Keeper-
they have no respect for the character.
So not you or this suit?
No way!
I haven't taken it out of the case since I got it.
It's display only.
I heard that you paid Chip Bellamy a visit-
asking permission to use his character.
Night Keeper was ahead of its time.
These days, superheroes dominate the market.
[exhales]
The Night Keeper is an original character.
And it's begging for a reboot.
With you as the lead?
And I've been working on the voice too.
[clears throat]
Stay on the straight and narrow, my friends-
or the next criminal I hunt in the dark-
might just be you!
Not bad, right?
I don't think Chip
loved the idea of a reboot though.
I bumped into him a few years back.
And we got really friendly.
He loved talking about the old days.
But um-
he's totally changed.
It was like he didn't even remember me-
the last time I saw him.
Can you tell me where you were last night?
Watching a hockey game at O'Reilly's.
There were six of us.
And the bartender's a friend of mine.
[Charlie sighs]
Ramona: I've explained to Chip why you're her.
But don't be surprised if he doesn't remember.
Well delusional disorder would prevent him
from retaining information that doesn't fit
the narrative he's created.
I'm glad you understand.
Is he on any antipsychotic medications?
A daily neuroleptic to stabilize his mood.
Does he ever get violent?
Not that I've seen.
He gets occasional bouts of temper when he gets confused.
How often does he leave the house?
A few times a week.
He likes to go in the evening.
He calls it his neighbourhood patrol-
keeping an eye out for trouble.
But really it's just a walk.
And you go with him?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
He's quite independent despite his illness.
♪ [operatic music]
Here we are.
Mr. Bellamy.
I'm um-
I'm Sarah Truong.
It's very nice to meet you.
I'm not in the mood for visitors today, Ramona.
Please show her out.
Chip, we talked about this.
Let me.
Mr. Bellamy.
I understand that you have an affinity for crime solving.
I'm the Head of Forensics with SJPD.
I was wondering if you would consider
sitting down with me for a chat?
I actually could really use your help-
with a case that I'm working on.
I would love to!
Please, call me Chip.
♪ [soft music]
Thank you.
Jesse: Hey Boss, you have a minute?
Yeah.
Okay so working backwards
through the victim Nick Drummond's case files-
I found a case that connects Nick to Chip Bellamy.
How so?
So we know that Chip's wife was killed-
by a stray bullet in the park right?
Yeah, Diane Bellamy.
We charged a 22-year- old biker, Spivey.
Yeah, Will Spivey.
That's right.
Nick was his defense lawyer.
Yeah but they won.
Spivey was acquitted.
Maybe Chip wasn't happy with that outcome.
Marcy: I remember the Spivey case.
Nick mounted a good defense, of course.
But Spivey was headed for conviction-
until the victim's husband took the stand.
Um- Chip something-
Chip Bellamy.
That's it.
He was the eyewitness.
But he testified that Spivey had targeted his wife-
because he knew his secret identity.
He sounded crazy.
His ID on the shooter wasn't credible.
That's why Spivey wasn't convicted.
Is it possible that Chip-
blamed Nick?
Something he did-
during cross- examination set him off?
No, he said all this during direct testimony.
The defense didn't even have a chance to cross.
Nick felt sorry for Chip.
He tried to help him out when the trial was over.
Is it possible
that Nick went to go meet Chip-
the night that he died?
He did say the client was a friend.
He could have meant Chip.
[Rex yelps]
You have a lovely home.
[they chuckle]
Thank you.
Homes are my business.
Real estate isn't-
your only job though, is it?
I don't know what you mean.
You have a reputation among law enforcement professionals.
Or maybe I'm being silly.
Maybe it's just rumours.
Well what have you heard?
I've heard that-
you're the Night Keeper!
If I were-
we'd have to keep this between us, you understand?
She can't be trusted!
Who do you mean?
Your wife?
No.
The housekeeper.
Ramona.
♪ [ominous music]
So you think Nick specifically went to the park
to meet up with Chip?
That's my theory.
The question is why were they meeting?
And did Chip have a motive to kill him?
Well maybe there isn't a reason.
Chip has displaying classic signs of paranoia.
He thinks his caregiver is out to get him.
Interesting.
Yeah I'm heading back now.
I'll catch up with you back at the station.
Yeah, sounds good. [phone buzzing]
I'm getting another call.
[car phone beeps]
Hey Jesse, on my way back now.
Wait Charlie.
Are you still downtown?
Yeah, why?
Someone is live-streaming an armed robbery in progress-
at the Little Bee convenience store on Belmont.
A person in a Night- Keeper costume
has confronted the gunman.
I'm not sure why he's out in the middle of the day.
Okay, we're on our way.
[car phone beeps]
Hang on pal.
♪ [dramatic music]
[police siren approaching]
Charlie: SJPD!
No selfies, please.
Cops weren't a part of the deal!
What are you talking about - deal?
He was supposed to let me get away!
Look, I was paid to pretend to rob the place.
The guy gave me that.
Look at it!
It's a prop!
What guy?
The masked superfreak.
After he tied me up-
he posed for the cameras and took off that way!
Rex go!
♪ [dramatic music]
[Rex barks]
♪ [dramatic percussion]
[tires screeching]
[Rex barking]
I wouldn't.
[Rex barking]
[Rex growls]
Bader Gorley.
♪ [dramatic percussion]
I had nothing to do with any murder.
And yet there you were-
in the costume you told me that you never wear!
I had to!
Because of the murder!
[Charlie sighs]
What are you talking about?
Look the Night-Keeper-
he's a hero, not a villain!
He's a champion of the little guy!
Not a cold- blooded killer!
The people- they needed to see that.
You're telling me that you staged an armed robbery-
to protect the reputation of a fictional character?
[Bader scoffs]
You make it sound worse than it is.
The actor you hired is probably going to see jail time!
He took my money.
He knew the risk!
Yeah?
I don't think you understand how much trouble you're in.
[Bader laughs uneasily]
Look, I'm sorry.
Okay, it won't happen again, I promise.
But can I get my suit back?
It means a lot to me.
Your suit is with forensics.
And I hope for your sake
that Nick Drummond's blood isn't on it.
♪ [ominous music]
[Bader sighs]
No trace of blood on the costume.
Well with nothing connecting Bader to the murder-
we're going to have no choice but to release him for now.
What about the other charges?
Ah, it's Public Mischief.
He'll get a court date.
Jesse: Well, he got what he wanted.
Night Keeper is a hashtag now.
As long as he keeps his hashtags away from this case.
Yeah, you got anything on Chip?
I'm heading back today.
Do you think he's capable of murder?
He believes his delusions are truth.
And that can be dangerous.
But he does seem-
driven to help people, not hurt them.
Last night you mentioned paranoia.
Yeah, he seems to believe that his caregiver, Ramona-
has been placed there to spy on him.
It could fit with the delusion.
Jesse, you did the background check on her right?
Yeah, yeah I did.
There's nothing in her background or job history-
to suggest she's anything but a consummate professional.
[computer pings]
Okay well I've got to go see Chip now.
You be safe, right?
Of course.
But you know-
so far, he's been friendly.
Well he was also friendly with Nick Drummond.
Didn't turn out too well for Nick.
Nice to see you again, Chip.
I've been looking forward to it.
So have I.
Mmmm.
It's such a nice day.
Why don't we go for a walk?
Young lady, you read my mind.
I know a wonderful park nearby.
Sorry to interrupt.
We were just going out.
To the park.
Oh lovely!
Chip, your pill, before you go.
Ah yes.
My daily vitamin.
Keeps the bones strong and the blood pumping.
Hmmm?
[Chip clears throat]
Charlie, take a look at this!
What is it?
Okay so that's the costume from the night of the murder.
Right?
[computer pings]
That's Bader's.
The symbols are slightly different in design.
Exactly.
So this is likely not the suit that the killer wore.
Well I've looked at a few of these videos.
And this is the version from the show.
And it is the one that Bader owns.
Bader said that it was authentic.
So where did this other one come from?
Could be fan-made?
I mean no IP is too obscure when it comes to cosplay.
Yeah but why would you go to all the trouble to recreate-
this entire suit in perfect detail-
only to get it wrong on the symbol?
[Chip Chuckles]
Oh!
The pills Ramona gives me.
They play cruel tricks with my memories.
You've stopped taking them?
Well, I need to know my own mind.
I can't have someone else take control of it.
Is that what you think Ramona's trying to do?
Ramona and my nephew Hal.
They've both turned against me.
♪ [techno music]
♪Dies ira, dies illa
First you arrest me.
And now you want my help?
May win you some bonus points with the judge.
[Rex sniffing]
What I want-
is for my suit to go back where it belongs.
Behind glass.
Yeah so I'm guessing you want us to close this case-
so we can release the evidence?
You ever see this version of the Night Keeper symbol before?
Heaven yeah.
That's the prototype.
Chip designed it himself.
The studio changed it slightly-
when the show got picked up-
so the star popped on camera.
How do you know all this?
Chip gave me the history when I first met him.
I told him-
that I had the original suit.
He told me it wasn't the true original.
At the time, Chip had the suit that he designed?
You saw it?
Yeah.
That was about three years ago.
Not long before his wife died.
His caregiver told me-
that he never kept the suit from the show.
All I know is-
he sure seemed to love it then.
This is a beautiful park.
I come here to clear my mind.
But lately, that's been a challenge.
Because you're suspicious of Ramona and Hal?
Are they not following your doctor's orders-
by giving you that medication?
Ah, they do what suits them.
You be careful and keep an eye on them.
But don't let them catch you doing it.
What do you think they'd do?
They'd come after you too!
But if they do, I'll protect you.
Like The Night Keeper?
[Chip chuckles]
Do you think the Night Keeper would ever hurt anyone?
Not if it can be helped.
And if it can't?
The police can only do so much to keep people safe.
They have rules and protocols that must be followed.
A true hero has no such limitations.
What about a moral code?
Self-imposed restrictions only hinder the pursuit of justice.
Those who would do harm to others
must be dealt with quickly and harshly-
to protect the innocent.
Hal: If Uncle Chip kept anything
from his time on that show-
I'm sure I would have seen it.
What if he keeps it hidden?
Why would he do that?
Well if Chip believes that he's the Night Keeper-
keeping his costume and his identity secret
could be part of his delusion.
Batman is Bruce Wayne.
And well- the Night- Keeper is Chip Bellamy.
Even if that's true, which I doubt-
this is a big house.
Yeah, that's why I asked you to come.
The house is still under Chip's name.
But you have power of attorney.
So I need your consent-
to conduct a search.
And what if I deny your request?
I'll come back with a warrant.
Go ahead.
Waste your time.
I don't care.
[Rex barks]
Rex.
Uncle Chip didn't commit a murder.
So why would his scent be on that knife?
It's not Chip's scent I'm looking for.
It's Nick Drummond's.
Track it.
[Rex barks]
♪ [dramatic music]
[Rex sniffing]
[Rex barking]
What's this room?
Chip's private study.
That sounds like a good place to start.
Sure.
[Rex barking]
[Rex sniffing]
Satisfied?
[Rex barks]
[Rex barking]
[door creaking]
♪ [dramatic music]
I had no idea.
Chip: That's private!
You have no right to be in here!
I'm sorry, Uncle Chip.
You know-
It's okay, Detective Hudson only wants to help.
[Rex barks]
Blood on the gloves.
And if Rex is right-
it's probably Nick Drummond's.
[Rex barks]
♪ [dramatic percussion]
Did you get the confession?
Chip is adamant he wasn't in the park-
the night Nick Drummond was killed.
Yeah but Nick's blood is all over the gloves.
Chip's DNA is all over the costume.
Yeah but that's all circumstantial-
until we prove that the knife was in his hand.
Do you think he's capable?
I think he's capable of violence-
if he felt it was needed to protect someone.
[Rex whines]
Donovan: We can't release him.
Yeah but-
he should be in a hospital, not a cell.
Yeah, I agree.
Great, I can facilitate his transfer.
Good, do it.
Okay.
Charlie: Chip doesn't have a motive.
Not a single one that fit with his delusion.
Nick was a good guy.
He's not protecting anybody by killing him.
Yeah, there may not be a reason.
I don't know.
I don't buy that.
Chip thinks he's the Night Keeper.
The Night Keeper is a hero.
There's got to be something else at play.
[Rex whines]
Jesse: You know what?
I was able to get into Nick's voicemail.
Chip left him a message two days before Nick was killed.
Chip doesn't have a cell phone.
He called from his landline?
I was able to trace it to a burner phone.
Here's the message.
[computer beeps]
Night Keeper: It's me.
We need to meet.
Let's meet at the usual place.
[Rex barks]
[Rex barking]
He's doing the Night Keeper voice.
Except that's not the Night Keeper.
It's somebody doing an impersonation.
Rex.
[car engine approaching]
[car door opening]
[Bader chuckles]
[car door closing]
Bader: You know-
I have a spare room I can rent you.
It'll save you and your friend some gas money.
I've got something for you.
Search warrant.
Looking for what?
A burner phone.
The one you used to lure Nick Drummond to the park.
[phone beeps]
Night Keeper: It's me.
We need to meet.
Let's meet at the usual place.
Okay.
Look.
Look, yes I made the call.
But I never met this Nick guy.
And I sure didn't kill him.
It was just to seal the deal.
What deal?
I'm not supposed to talk about it-
until the paperwork's drawn up.
But-
Chip was finally considering
selling me the Night Keeper rights.
And what does this this have to do with Nick?
Apparently the lawyer thought it was a bad move.
That call was to prove to Nick that I could do the voice.
To convince him-
that the Night Keeper-
the Night Keeper was in the right hands.
Chip told you this himself?
I haven't spoken to him yet.
But Ramona-
she told me everything.
[Rex whines]
Hey Sarah, you got something?
Yeah, I got results on Chip's medication.
It's a sugar pill.
A placebo.
Wait- so even when he was on his medication, he was off it?
Exactly.
Thank you.
That's great.
Ramona: I never imagined Chip would hurt anyone.
Hmmm.
So you tricked Bader into impersonating Chip-
so you could set up a meeting with Nick at the park.
Yes.
Why?
A few months ago-
I caught Chip leaving the house late at night-
wearing the Night Keeper costume.
I was worried he was going to get hurt.
When I asked him to stop, he got angry.
He told me he would be contacting his lawyer-
to discuss my dismissal.
So in other words-
you're saying you did know he had the suit-
and that he was trying to fire you.
Yes.
I just wanted his lawyer to know he was sick.
I just wanted him to understand-
I only had Chip's best interests at heart.
Best interests.
Why did you switch out his medication for placebos?
Chip would refuse his medication.
But I was the only one who could see the effects.
The placebo was to be sure-
everyone else could see he was truly ill.
Hmm.
How did you get Chip to the park-
in the suit no less?
I made up a story about a crime in progress.
I knew Chip could not resist helping.
Still, I didn't think it would go this far.
Chip's delusions have more in common with reality
than that story.
I agree.
She's definitely lying.
But why?
And who is she protecting?
[phone buzzing]
Donovan.
When?
How did he get past security?
Okay.
Okay, fine.
That was Waterford Hospital.
Chip stole a key card from a doctor-
and was able to leave the facility.
Resourceful!
Yeah.
You know, Charlie, check the house.
And take Sarah with you.
They have a rapport.
She'll be able to calm him down.
You got it.
[Donovan sighs]
Chip?
You here?
It's Sarah Truong.
[Rex barking]
Oh no.
[Hal groans]
It's Hal.
He's alive.
[Hal groans]
♪ [dramatic percussion]
♪ [suspenseful music]
Sarah: Paramedics are on their way.
Not really necessary, but thank you.
[Sarah sighs]
Sarah: Did Chip do this?
I came to get him clothes for the hospital.
And then suddenly he showed up here.
Was he agitated when he arrived?
I don't think so.
He seemed to agree-
when I told him that we had to go back to the hospital.
Then, I turned my back and-
Charlie: All right.
We checked the whole house.
He's not here.
He likes the park down the road.
He took me there before.
Worth a shot, once the paramedics get here.
No, don't wait for me.
I'll be fine.
Just please, find my Uncle.
♪ [soft music]
There has got to be something.
Yeah even if there is, it's beyond my skill set to find it.
And I don't want to brag.
But my skill set is pretty darn high.
Jesse.
The point is that Ramona's record is squeaky clean.
No bumps in her job history.
And she seems like a pretty good mom.
Hold on, she has a kid?
Yeah yeah.
A sixteen-year-old son lives with her parents in Mexico.
She sends them a chunk of her salary every month.
She's applying for a visa-
so that he can go to University here next year.
So she put that all at risk getting involved in this.
Why?
Lots of ground to cover.
We should split up.
Yeah, that's agreed.
You take Rex.
No, Chip won't hurt me.
No, we can't take that chance.
Look, if you see him-
then just make sure you call me before you approach him okay?
Okay.
Come on Rex, let's go!
I told the detective everything I know.
Not everything.
You didn't mention your son.
We know you've been trying to bring him here.
The question is-
why would you risk everything that you'd been working towards?
[Ramona sniffles]
He didn't give me a choice!
He who?
Hal.
He said that if I didn't cooperate-
he'd fire me.
He'd spread lies about me.
I would lose my nursing license.
My son wouldn't be able to come to Canada.
Are you willing to testify-
that Hal set Chip up to kill Nick?
Chip didn't kill anyone.
He was home.
I didn't lie about that.
[Ramona cries]
Still-
I wouldn't have done it-
if I knew what Hal was planning to do.
[Donovan sighs]
[crows cawing]
[keypad clicking]
[taser buzzing]
[phone ringing]
[Charlie groans]
[phone ringing]
[Charlie moans]
You messed everything up.
[Charlie groans]
Sarah: Hey Joe.
Sarah.
Is Charlie with you?
He's not picking up.
We split up to cover more ground.
You need to find him.
Why, what's happening?
Look it wasn't Chip who killed Nick.
It was Hal.
Wait- the nephew?
He knows that we came here looking for Chip.
Okay, listen Sarah.
I'm sending backup your way, okay?
Be careful.
I've got to go!
Rex is on the move!
[Charlie grunts]
What's your end game now?
Finish what I started.
The whole Chip thing, obviously.
Chip didn't kill Nick.
It was you in the costume.
You were using your power of attorney to spend all his money.
You know, he was going to make Nick Drummond
his legal representative.
And Nick would find out that you were stealing from Chip.
[Rex barking]
Okay, shut up and let me think.
[Charlie moans]
You better hurry.
My partner's coming.
You know, you had my Uncle Chip in custody for murder.
All you had to do was literally lock him up!
Doesn't work that way.
Yeah?
Well you only have yourself to blame.
[gun cocking]
♪ [ominous music]
Chip: No!
No one else has to die!
And what exactly are you going to do about it?
[Hal laughs]
You couldn't even
save your own wife.
You remember that?
Remember Auntie?
Don't.
Huh?
♪ [dramatic music]
[Chip shudders]
[gun fires]
[Hal grunts]
[Charlie moans]
[Rex barking]
[Hal grunts]
Don't move.
♪ [soft music]
[Rex barking]]
You okay?
Getting there.
[Rex barks]
Chip saved my life.
With a little assistance from your partner.
Nice working with you, Rex.
Are you all right, Night Keeper?
I told you, the park was under my protection.
[Chip chuckles]
[Sarah sighs]
♪ [heroic music]
Night Keeper: It is the solemn duty I can't refuse-
watching for those who believe-
the dark will wash away their misdeeds.
Even now, I cannot rest.
It is still an hour until sunrise.
Director: And cut!
[bell rings]
[applause]
[Bader chuckles]
You know what?
I was skeptical at first.
But Bader's reboot looks pretty good.
I'm surprised Chip wasn't here today.
Anyone hear how he's doing?
Yeah, I talked to his doctor.
They've got his meds straightened out.
And I think he's turned a corner.
Ah that's good to hear.
He's been through a lot.
Yeah, well he's not the only one.
I mean, Ramona-
had her nursing license suspended.
And for what?
Hal Bellamy's greed.
I hope this doesn't affect her ability to bring her son here.
Well, it's okay.
I made a couple of phone calls.
Oh, you old softie.
Yeah well-
Softie?
The Night Keeper would be proud.
You know, it's a shame we don't all have super powers.
It would make our job a lot easier.
Oh, who says we don't?
[Rex barks]
I've got my super power right here.
Good boy.
♪ [closing theme music]