Really?
You made us stop for coffee and you're still tired?
You're the reason that I didn't get any sleep last night.
-(scoffs) -I mean, how long does one woman's
nighttime routine take?
Well, two things I'm not: ashy and the one.
-I have steps. -Oh, no, I get that.
But once we're in bed?
They're all necessary.
Shea body butter, peptide neck cream, hand cream.
And then I read my silly little tabloid from cover to cover.
I just wanted you to turn the light off
so we could get some sleep.
Wasn't sleep you were trying to get.
We would have gotten some sleep.
-(elevator bell dings) -Eventually.
(laughs) I can't with you.
It's just that's my time to decompress, you know?
Forget about all the hard stuff from the day.
What about this-- 15-minute time cap?
Hold on one second. It's Danny.
Got to interview a witness at Boston General.
Okay. Okay, okay. 20 minutes?
Is this a negotiation, Sergeant?
Kind of.
Deal. 20 minutes.
And you keep your cold feet to your own self, huh?
Deal. But you know what they say.
Cold feet, warm hands.
It's "warm heart."
Guess we'll just have to find out later.
I'm trying as hard as I can, and I can't squeeze it out.
-Pause. -Oh. -(laughter)
Resume. I'm talking about the body wash.
Get your head out of the gutter.
Besides, somebody's stealing it, for sure.
'Cause Rico the janitor said he was gonna restock it
and now it's all gone.
Probably the same guy who keeps stealing all
-the toilet paper. -Maybe Rico forgot.
Rico would never forget.
It's not that big of a deal, man.
Yeah, says you, guy who doesn't wash his legs.
-(laughter) -SEAN: What are you talking about?
I wash 'em. The soapy water trickles down.
-It's the same thing. -Trickles down.
It's not the same thing.
That doesn't work for economics, nor does it work
-for hygiene, buddy. You musty. -Whatever.
Why are you watching me shower anyway?
My point is we got a case of missing body wash,
and I'm gonna get to the bottom of it.
Nobody panic, okay?
Detective Peeping Tom's on the case.
(laughter)
Oh, shoot. Roll call's in five.
Uh, last one to make roll call has to...
Uh, join Sarge's board game night.
-Hell, no. -You took my socks.
-I did not take your socks. -My shoes!
-Why would I want your socks? -These are my socks.
Sean wouldn't stop talking about it,
so I caved and joined.
You joined TikTok on purpose?
I did. And it's low-key incredible.
Low-key, if you start shooting TikToks
in MCU, I'm gonna send you back to Brooklyn.
We would do some good videos together,
you and I, I'm just saying.
By the way, you know what "skibidi" means?
No, I-I don't, and neither should you.
We got to change with the times.
Get along with the people that we're policing.
Danny Reagan, Gen Alpha whisperer.
Yeah.
I like that.
Speaking of youngsters, how's the reverend?
They just landed in Ohio, so we'll get that second opinion
on Grandpa's heart by the end of day.
-Well, let's hope for the best. -Thank you.
-Knock, knock. -Charlene Joshi.
Detective Reagan and Detective...
Silverware.
Looks worse than it feels.
On enough meds to beat a horse.
So, shouldn't someone...
-remove that from your face? -Can't yet.
Dr. Hot Stuff said it's too close to a facial artery.
Gonna need surgery or whatever.
I'm sure Dr. Hot Stuff has set the table the right way
for your procedure.
Um, we heard you started a nasty barroom brawl.
That broad was asking for it.
Shouldn't have been smack-talking the Pats,
she didn't want her ass beat.
But you just injured three people, Charlene.
If you consider Jets fans people.
DANNY: Well, the bartender's pressing charges
and, as a Jets fan, maybe next time,
try turning the other cheek.
-Dr. Hot Stuff. -DOCTOR: Lena?
I didn't know you became a cop.
Lot of things you don't know, Troy.
Uh...
(Troy speaking indistinctly)
Hey.
-Hey. -If I'm not mistaken,
you told me about some guy that you dated
when he was in medical school.
Yeah, that's him. Troy.
First time you seen him since?
Mm-hmm. Didn't even know he worked here.
You want to talk about it?
You want to talk about Baez?
Okay, what does me and Baez have to do
with some guy that cheated on you decades ago?
-I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My guard is up. -WOMAN: Help.
-Help. -Hey, whoa, whoa. What's going on?
-BPD. -In there. He says he's got a bomb.
-Where? Okay. -Front desk.
-Go, go, go. -DANNY: Find an exit. Go.
-Get safe. -Dispatch, Oscar 805.
We got a bomb threat at Boston General.
-You didn't tell me... -Yes, I did. -All units, be advised.
Reports of a bomb threat at Boston General.
That's two blocks from us.
-Dispatch, 12-Jake-101. Show us responding. -Copy that.
Back up! I am not messing around.
Anyone moves, and I detonate this bomb.
-Hey. -Stay back. Back up.
We just want to talk. Take it easy. We just want to talk.
Detective Silver. This is Detective Reagan.
What's your name?
You stay right there or I will kill us all.
Just shoot his ass. He said he had a bomb.
-Shut your mouth over there. -Do not shoot me.
-Nobody's shooting anybody. -Give me your guns right now.
-We can't do that. -Look.
I'm holstering my weapon. You see that?
Now, you talk to me. We're here to help you,
not hurt you.
What's your name?
What's her name?
Go on down, bug.
My name's Greg McKean. This is my daughter,
Sofie McKean. She's dying.
And she needs a liver transplant. That's it.
She is my whole life. If she dies,
I swear to God, I will blow this place up!
-Just shoot him. -If I shoot him the bomb goes off, dummy.
Now sit down and shut up.
Okay, listen to me, Greg. We can
work something out. We can.
We can work something out.
(siren wailing in distance)
My daughter is not going to die today.
Don't do it!
(people screaming)
(car alarms blaring)
Sean, you good?
Uh, yeah.
That was a warning.
The next one levels the hospital.
Help her.
Help her!
* *
WOMAN: Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.
(people whimpering, crying)
DANNY: Take it easy. Take it easy.
-Settle down. Settle down! -GREG: Nobody moves.
-Nobody comes in or out. -Okay.
I've activated the next bomb. If my thumb comes off
-this button, we all die. -DANNY: All right.
-Nobody's moving. -Then lock that door.
Do what he said. Lock the door.
Greg, why don't you bring your focus back here to us, okay?
We're only here to help you.
And we just need to know, do you have any weapons
on you besides the bomb--
knife, gun, anything?
Assuming that's a no, which is good.
We're just gonna take these hot coats off, all right?
We're not going anywhere for a while. We're here with you.
So don't worry.
Now let's back up. You're here
because your daughter needs a transplant?
Sofie has Wilson's disease.
The past six months, it's gotten worse and worse.
She's been in and out of this hospital.
She's fought as hard as she can.
-And now she's in liver failure. -LENA: Do you need
to get her on the organ transplant list?
She's on the list. Of course she's on the list.
She's at the top of the list. I got a call saying
that a match was found and to get her ready for surgery today.
So then what are we doing here with a bomb,
-threatening all these people? -Then I got another call
from a woman at this hospital saying
there was an administrative error.
She's not gonna get the liver, she just has to
wait for another match.
She'll die before then.
Now it makes sense.
We understand your frustration.
We know you're afraid for your little girl.
And so are all these people, okay?
But there's another way, Greg.
If you can just start by deactivating that bomb...
...then we could talk.
-Back off! -Daddy?
It's okay. It's okay, bug.
-It's okay. Shh, shh, shh. -You know what, Greg?
We see that you love your daughter very much.
So let us help you
-without bombs making things harder, Greg. -You know,
it's funny, I tried that, and nobody took me seriously,
and look at you now.
I will not lose her.
We're very sorry. We really are.
You've been through a lot, Greg.
But hey,
you don't want to hurt Sofie,
-right? -At this point,
my only hope is that she'll be alive
and she can send her daddy pictures in jail. Right, bug?
You're not thinking straight, Greg.
You can't help her by hurting all these people.
Why don't you figure it out?
I don't have a reason to live if she dies.
So get to work saving my reason.
Okay.
OFFICER: Flag it. Let's go, begin.
That looks like it came from somewhere else.
SARAH: I'm running tactical command.
-TRACEY: Yes, ma'am. -HUNT: Superintendent.
Ten twenty-one hundred, a bomb threat was reported
by Detectives Reagan and Silver. What else do we know?
HUNT: VBIED was detonated remotely. No casualties.
Two uniformed officers were within the blast radius
at time of explosion.
No one makes a move
until I know what we are dealing with.
Commander Hunt, conduct a grid search of the explosion site.
I need intel on these explosives.
That might profile the assailant.
-Yes, ma'am. -Yes, ma'am.
Hey, my dad and Lena are in there.
Nobody's left the ER since the explosion.
We got an unknown number of hostages
with unknown assailants and unknown threats.
Gentleman, I do not like unknowns.
Divert all medical emergencies to Suffolk County
Medical Center. Has anyone made contact with Danny and Lena
on the inside?
-You guys good? -Yes, ma'am.
(phone ringing)
-No, no, no. No phone calls. -DANNY: Greg, we got
to take the call. All that noise outside
is SWAT lining up
a kill shot on you right now. They have to know
that if your thumb comes off that boom button,
you, your daughter and the rest of us all are dead.
(phone stops ringing)
Greg, the only way that we can help you is if you trust us.
TROY: Hey, Lena, what the hell
-is going on? -Wait, who's this? -LENA: It's okay.
It's okay. Uh, this is Dr. Troy Underwood.
He's a trauma doctor. Yeah, come closer.
This is Greg McKean. His daughter, Sofie McKean,
is in liver failure. She was on the organ transplant list.
She was scheduled for surgery today,
and then it was suddenly denied. So,
-can you locate that liver? -TROY: That liver could be
-anywhere in an eight-hour radius of Boston. -Troy.
ER doctors don't have access to the organ transplant process.
It's intentionally siloed.
I don't want to hear about red tape, Doctor.
Aren't you supposed to help people?
Listen, every second that we waste,
Sofie gets closer to dying, and Greg
gets closer to bombing this hospital.
Okay. Uh, the fastest way to get answers would be
through Boston General's
transplant coordinator, Mabel Yardley.
GREG: Yardley. That's the woman who called
-and took away Sofie's liver. -Judy, track down
Sofie McKean's transplant surgeon, her hepatologist.
Find out why the donor liver was rejected.
-Yes, Dr. Underwood. -Greg, can I take Sofie?
-No, no, no. She stays with me. -Look,
I just want to check out her vitals. That's all.
I can do that right here. Is that okay?
Just you.
Hey. My name is
Dr. Troy, okay?
-I'm gonna check your vitals. -(phone vibrates)
-I'm gonna take care of you. -DANNY: Greg?
I'm gonna check your lungs.
It's fine.
-Reagan. -SARAH: Had me worried. Lena?
She's fine. She's right in front of me.
Greg McKean's daughter, Sofie McKean,
needs a liver transplant. A woman named Mabel Yardley
should be able to help you figure out how to get that done.
We'll track down Mabel. Hostages?
DANNY: Thirty-one. Civilian and staff.
We're gonna try to negotiate a release.
-We'll be ready. -IED.
It's phone activated. First bomb was just a flash.
Sarah, if his finger
comes off that button...
Got it.
Greg McKean. I want everything on him now.
He's got more bombs planted in this hospital.
Have the bomb-sniffing dogs
-sweep all areas safe to clear. -Copy that.
And keep the press behind the perimeter.
MAN: Miss?
Superintendent Silver. And you are?
Cameron Fisher. I'm the board president of Boston General.
How can I help?
Halt all surgeries, evacuate all non-emergency patients
and staff from the south wing. My officers will help
-facilitate that move. -With all due respect,
halting surgeries is gonna put lives at serious risk.
Not more risk than a bomb detonating mid-surgery.
-Hey, where's Lee? -Inside, with Reagan.
-Put me in, Coach. -Mabel Yardley, hospital staffer.
-Locate her, bring her here ASAP. -Got it.
-Let's move. Stay sharp. -Yes, ma'am.
TROY: All right. Her vitals are good.
Let her rest.
You know, Greg, these hostage situations--
they're about good faith.
Show on the outside you want to play nice.
So why don't you let everyone else go now?
If I let anyone go, they won't try to save my daughter.
If you let them go, you'll have two
Boston police detectives as leverage.
-I can't do it. I'm sorry. -NURSE: Dr. Underwood,
bed nine got restless and pulled the impalement.
Brisk arterial bleeding, tachycardia, BP's dropping.
TROY: That's tamponade. Prep a trauma tray, two large-bore IVs.
-Hang a liter of saline. Page ENT for surgery. -I did.
Hospital's on lockdown, and all surgeries have been halted.
Okay, if she loses her airway,
be ready to intubate. Be right there, okay?
That woman you interviewed--
she just yanked the fork, now she's bleeding out.
Enough. I said nobody in or out. Sit down.
No. I'm a doctor.
We're supposed to help people.
Nobody else comes or goes.
(clears throat)
LENA: Hey.
Greg, um...
Why don't you tell me about Sofie?
You call her "bug," right?
Yeah, since the first time I held her.
She was so little in my hands.
But she was so strong.
Look, kids aren't supposed to get sick.
Not like this.
You know, I missed a lot of her firsts.
I missed her first steps, I missed her first words.
How messed-up is that?
And then her mom died.
I swore that I would spend the rest of my life
looking after her.
She's got a lot more firsts coming.
I've had plenty.
Look, I'm not a bad guy.
I know you're not.
You're just a dad
fighting to protect his daughter.
But you know, all these folks in here---
every single one of 'em--
they're somebody's kid, too.
Let them go.
Five.
Five can go.
You can pick 'em. But not until Mabel gets here.
Anybody with serious health issues?
Life-threatening situations?
That sweet odor-- ethylene glycol dinitrate.
Gritty residue is clay-stabilizing filler.
Soot pattern is heavy and uneven. This wasn't C-4.
Bomber packed it with dynamite-- about five kilograms of it.
Survey your grid, indicate anything unusual to bomb squad.
If it's burned, bent or out of place, flag it.
Let's go. Begin.
You two good?
Yeah, thanks J.D.
Sarge's board game night doesn't sound so bad right about now.
Happy to give you my spot,
what with you almost getting blown up.
-Hard pass. -Yeah, we're good.
Hey, Reagan, take a look at these rocks.
Those aren't just rocks.
that's coarse-grained Dedham granite.
I had a rock phase in middle school.
That's not what people mean when they say they had a rock phase.
So, what, is this part of the bomb?
No, it's not explosive, it's used in architecture.
Car must have tracked some in, but that means
it would have to have, like, come from...
-From where? -Like, a quarry or something.
-Ariella Drexler. -Huh?
Fourth grade, we went on a trip to the Woodbourne Quarry.
And I had a kiss with Ariella Drexler.
Of course the story involves you kissing a girl in fourth grade.
Don't be weird. My point is
it's the only operational quarry in Boston.
-If the car came from there... -Might give us clues as to
who built the bomb, and if we're smart...
Where the next bomb could be.
Mabel Yardley? BPD.
Mabel, we have an emergency at Boston Gen. We need your help.
(line ringing)
(phone vibrates)
-DANNY: We're ready here. -Mabel was strangled to death.
-What? -No coincidences in crime.
You think Greg made a stop before
-the hospital? -No, I don't think Greg murdered Mabel.
Why would he kill her and then ask for her to be here?
It's definitely connected, but it wasn't Greg.
Something bigger's going on.
Rodgers and I-- we're working it.
This guy Greg is on the edge right now,
and this is gonna put him over it.
On that. Compiled a profile on Greg.
Army vet.
Explosive ordnance disposal specialist
with IED experience.
So he's not bluffing about the other bombs?
He doesn't seem like a vet with PTSD.
Just seems like a dad who wants to save his kid.
-Mabel was murdered. -So we've got
two ticking clocks. Sofie's failing liver...
And Greg's other bombs. We got to diffuse both.
-He's coming back. I got to go. -Hey, what is taking so long?
Greg, Mabel was murdered.
I just spoke to Sofie's surgeon.
He was never contacted about a match.
-Did you lie to us, Greg? -What does he mean,
-there was no match? -I swear on my daughter's life.
Mabel called me, and said there was a liver match.
-Why would she call about a match? -LENA: Only to
take it back and say there was some kind of admin error?
-That doesn't make any sense. -DANNY: Why the hell
would someone murder Mabel about it?
-What about Sofie's liver? -LENA: We're gonna figure
something else out, okay? But Greg,
you still need to let these five hostages go.
No Mabel, no hostages.
Figure something out.
Hey, baby.
So where do things stand?
Sean and Jonah-- they're at the quarry looking for leads.
Uh-huh. Sarah and Rodgers are are trying to solve the murder
-of Mabel outside. -We got to pivot.
Seems that admin error might be a good place to start.
If we can figure out what that was, we can probably
end this whole thing and save Sofie.
Can you talk to Troy?
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I can, as long as Greg lets me.
Greg, with your permission, I would like to go talk to Troy.
Need to widen the search for Sofie's liver.
It's the best thing we can do right now.
So, great. Go. Hurry.
-You be safe. -You too.
You know, situations like this, Greg, fatigue can set in.
You don't even realize how tired you are.
Your thumb could slip right off that button.
Then I guess you better work faster.
Mm-hmm.
I have two sons.
Sean and Jack.
Doctor and a cop. How ironic.
It seems like yesterday they were Sofie's age.
Now, in the blink of an eye, they're all grown up.
As a dad, I get it, Greg.
I understand what you're trying to do here,
but this is not the way to do it.
I want to know what she does when she grows up.
If one of your boys was dying
right in front of you...
...wouldn't do anything to save him?
I would do...
almost anything to save them.
Greg, I give you my word,
as a man,
if you really want to save her life...
...it's time to deactivate that bomb.
Well, man to man...
...no.
Find my daughter a liver.
SARAH: Bomb dogs haven't found the other IEDs.
-Tell me you have something. -Homicide detectives
are processing Mabel's home, but they found this.
Visitor's tag caught in her fingers.
Boston General. 56 unit C.
Mabel didn't need a visitor's tag.
She had a key card.
-What's in unit C? -Don't know,
but I know who does. Find Cameron Fisher.
-Yes, ma'am. -There's more. I did some digging.
Mabel didn't have any prior records, no pissed-off exes,
so, figured the next common motive would be...
Money. Ah, it feels like your old MCU days with Lena.
(short chuckle) Right? Called in a favor to a judge.
Got a warrant on her financials.
Mabel was underwater with her mortgage,
but last night, paid in full.
$275,000 from Lynx Enterprises, LLC.
Good work. Look into Lynx.
Mr. Fisher, visitor's tag, Boston General.
-What's in unit C? -That's our transplant unit.
And the color yellow-- what does that mean?
Tags are color-coded the day of the week.
So anyone visiting Boston General needs one.
-Where was this found? -BRIAN: Wait.
-Which day was yellow? -Today.
This tag was from today.
-Huh. -Thank you, Mr. Fisher.
So, someone visited this hospital...
Before going to murder Mabel.
Question is who?
AUTOMATED FEMALE VOICE: ...next available representative.
Thank you for your patience.
And the ODN is what?
Organ Distribution Network.
A third party that handles organ donors
and hospital recipients.
This one covers all of New England.
And with Mabel dead and Sofie's surgeon adamant
he wasn't contacted about the liver match...
The ODN's our only hope at finding Sofie's donor liver.
Your call will be answered by the next
available representative. Thank you for your patience.
Lena,
I lied, earlier.
About?
I did know you were a cop.
I don't know why I didn't say.
I guess it just felt easier than admitting...
I check up on you.
-This whole time? -Not at first.
I just couldn't stand not knowing if you were okay.
And then the news of your dad's passing.
I-I would've come to the funeral.
-I just didn't know if... -No.
Y-Yeah.
You remember that train to Paris?
You remember that? (laughs)
That was a long time ago.
Right. Um...
Yeah, and-and if you hate me, I get it.
Hate you?
I gave you everything.
I loved you, supported you
for six years.
And the second you got into residency...
Alexandra?
-How's she... -Lee.
-I trusted you. -It is not that simple.
You changed on me. When we first met,
you used to glow, Lena.
You were so full of passion and dreams,
and you were so damn confident.
But at some point,
-something... -Are you...? -MAN: Hello, Doctor,
are you still there?
Uh, yes. Hello. Yeah, we're here.
-Sorry for the delay. -(monitor alarms blaring)
We tracked down the donor liver for Sofie McKean.
-Really not sure what happened there. -Uh, sor-sorry.
(nurses clamoring)
Where is the liver now?
They say once a Marine, always a Marine.
You jarheads love to say that.
Us GI's-- we don't have to talk so much.
Army strong? Cute.
You know, Greg, I know you said
you don't care about going to prison,
but there could be a way that you don't have to.
My partner and I are very close with the D.A.,
who is a fair and honest woman.
You haven't hurt anybody.
Yet.
When my partner finds that liver...
...will you deactivate the bomb then?
-Hey, we found the donor liver. -What? Where?
It was accepted at Boston General this morning.
-Oh, thank you God. -Greg, it was accepted, but
it was already scheduled to be transplanted to a different kid.
-Kimmy Nobel. -No. No. That is Sofie's liver.
-That is my daughter's liver! -Calm down! Greg!
-That belongs to my daughter. -(Sofie screams)
-She's seizing. She's seizing. -Oh, God, Sofie. Sofie.
-TROY: Get a gurney. -GREG: Bug? Hey.
-Baby... -Prep O2, cardiac monitor.
-I got the gurney. I got it. -Baby, just breathe.
Push first-line seizure meds, prep a backup
in case she doesn't stop.
I need a full LF panel. INRs, LFTs, glucose.
We got a possible cerebral edema.
Bed up 30 degrees. Bring that gurney.
It's okay, you can trust him.
Come on. Hang in there, Sofie.
Hang in there, hang in there.
Officers. What can I do you for?
Can you confirm that these came from this quarry?
(waring siren blaring)
(explosions)
Controlled explosion.
Coarse red feldspar, heavy black mica,
that little garnet fleck? Yeah.
This Dedham granite's ours.
-Greg McKean. Do you know him? -Yeah.
He's one of my blasters.
Why isn't he on record of being employed here?
Look, the guy's a veteran.
He came around needing a job out of the Army.
Told me his kid was sick.
I paid him cash.
I was just trying to spare him the taxes.
Right now, Greg is holding Boston General hostage
with a bomb built from your supplies from this quarry.
What? That's Greg on the news?
Innocent lives are at stake. What aren't you telling us?
Uh, this morning-- I didn't think much of it--
but one of our trucks was missing.
I-I figured one of our guys borrowed it.
I saw security cameras on the way in.
-Can we see the footage? -Yeah, yeah. Come on.
All right.
How much dynamite is that?
-About 50, 60 kilograms. -Greg's got enough explosives
to make a bomb ten times bigger than the first one.
We got to find this truck now.
-Daddy's right here, bug. -First-line failed.
Let's push levetiracetam second-line.
Excuse me.
(monitor beeping rapidly)
There's no change.
She's full status. Infusion pump.
Same agent, continuous dosing.
-Keep O2 on her. -Come on. Come on, baby.
Daddy's right here, bug.
Come on. Come on, Sofie.
Buggy, don't go.
Sofie's stable.
-(Greg moans) -She's stable.
(moaning, whimpering)
Hey, she doesn't get a new liver in the next hour...
Got it, got it. We got it.
Spoke to the transplant unit.
Kimmy Nobel's surgery was halted
-due to the bomb threat. -DANNY: Meaning that
the liver hasn't been transplanted yet?
So, great, why don't we just give it to Sofie instead?
We can't just take a liver from a little girl
and give it to another, right?
-These are from the ODN. -One's Sofie's, one's Kimmy's.
And the admin error Mabel cited?
-There was no admin error. -Mabel switched the organ recipient
from Sofie to Kimmy Nobel.
Why would Mabel do that?
Now, why would a hospital coordinator with no
criminal record suddenly steal an organ
from one girl and give it to another?
The $275,000 paid to Mabel's bank
by Lynx Enterprises, LLC.
Yeah, turns out Lynx was just a shell corporation.
-A dead end. -Okay, so, what about
the law firm that created the shell corporation?
-Always one step ahead of you, Reagan. -Miss you, too, Rodgers.
It's a law firm called Zimmerman & Pratt.
We got a client list here, it's 25 names long.
LENA: Trying to connect one of those names to Mabel
is gonna take longer than Sofie's got.
Maybe not. Look. Cameron Fisher.
Boston General's board president.
Find Cameron Fisher now.
-Yes, ma'am. -DANNY: Well, what's Cameron Fisher's
connection to Kimmy Nobel?
Wait a minute, Kimmy's ODN paperwork.
"Ina Fisher-Nobel."
-Her mother signed it. -Cameron is Kimmy's uncle.
DANNY: And a guy like Cameron Fisher
would be powerful enough to get Mabel
to doctor the paperwork to steal the liver for his own niece.
That's right, and then Mabel could have panicked
and had second thoughts when Greg showed up here with a bomb.
Cameron insisted surgeries not be halted
despite the bomb threat.
That hospital tag found on Mabel's body
-was Cameron's. -He needed to make sure
that his niece Kimmy got the liver
that he had just killed for her to have.
Ma'am. Fisher.
He's gone.
We got a murderer to track down.
-And we got a little girl to save. -Let's go.
-LENA: Greg. -Hmm?
You were right.
Donor liver was supposed to go to Sofie.
-It's still on ice. -Okay, great. Let's go.
DANNY: Well, it's not that simple.
Okay? There's another little girl
who needs that liver, too.
You can understand how her family feels.
Then God bless her, she's not my problem.
TROY: Hey, I just spoke to Kimmy's surgeon upstairs.
Kimmy's MELD score--
uh, that's the rating used to indicate
the urgency of liver need--
Kimmy's score is a 25.
-LENA: What's Sofie's? -She's a 40. She's the most urgent.
Kimmy's surgeon agrees,
-Sofie is more critical. -DANNY: Okay,
-well, what's he gonna do about it? -He's agreed
to perform Sofie's transplant surgery.
-Great. -Great, let's go. Right now.
Look, if she dies before surgery, the bomb goes off.
We got it. Get out of the way
-so the doc can work. -Here we go.
Nurses?
JONAH: We just want to take a look ourselves.
HUNT: Parking has entry gate license plate readers.
The truck you ID'd is right over here.
-And nothing? -Bomb sniffing dogs did alert to explosives,
but techs didn't find any IEDs in, on or near it.
SEAN: I don't get it. The dynamite. People would've seen
-Greg moving it, right? -Yeah.
Hey. You see this?
That, my friend, is Dedham granite.
Yep.
Morgue freezers. They're hermetically sealed.
Dogs wouldn't have been able to smell bombs
-stashed inside. -Hermetically sealed?
I swear, if you tell me you had a morgue phase,
I'm moving out.
-Which one is it? -Let's check 'em all.
Hey. Gentle.
Hey, I got something.
How much dynamite is that?
Fifty-five kilograms, give or take.
We've located the second IED. Far south wing,
basement level.
Send all bomb squad officers, now.
(monitor beeping steadily)
She's a fighter.
Blade again.
Greg, you want to wait outside?
No, I'm fine. (sniffles)
You know, Greg, she's getting her liver now.
Maybe it's time you deactivate that bomb, huh?
Look, we made a deal. Don't ask me again.
When she gets out of that room, the bomb turns off.
-Okay. -Mm-hmm.
NURSE: Heart rate's climbing. 160.
SURGEON: What's her pressure?
NURSE: Pressure dropping.
(monitors beeping rapidly)
Wait, wait, wait. What's happening?
TROY: Compressions?
Hey, what's happening?
Sofie. Sofie?
Greg, take it easy.
-(slapping window) -GREG: Hey!
-What's happening? -Greg.
-Hey! Sofie! -DANNY: No, Greg, stay calm.
Let the doctors do their job.
TROY: Paddles. Clear.
-No response. -GREG: Baby, don't go.
-TROY: We're losing her. -No...
Oh, God. Oh, no.
No, no, no.
No, no, no, no.
No.
-(sniffles) -LENA: Hey.
Greg?
Greg, don't do this. Just stay calm, all right?
-Don't do it, Greg. Don't... -You don't need to... Hey, Greg.
-I'm sorry. -Don't do that! -Hey, hey! You don't need...
It's armed.
-Why didn't it go off? -It's a fail-safe.
-You have three minutes if you want to pray. -The bomb is on a timer?
Where the hell is bomb squad?
-No, y-you can deactivate it, right? -HUNT: IEDs
of this construction take five minutes. There's no capacitor.
I need to remove the detonator from the main explosive charge,
but it's too tricky with the Arduino logic board initiated.
He needs to deactivate it.
Hey, Lena, Sean and I are at the bomb
and the clock is ticking down. Can you press Greg?
Listen, you and Sean need to get out of there.
-You need to run. -DANNY: Greg, you got to
deactivate the bomb. There's got to be some way.
-It's too late. -No, it's not too late.
My son is down there.
Her brother is down there.
Well, my little girl's in there!
That fire in your stomach.
I know what it feels like.
You missed your daughter's
entire life because you served,
but you can't change that by doing this.
My second tour in Iraq, my unit was ambushed.
I was held captive for three weeks,
and those sons of bitches
did everything they could to break me.
But I did everything in my power
to make sure I got back to my boy safely.
Your little girl--
she spent her last moments watching her father
do everything in his power
to fight for her life.
You spent your entire career saving lives,
and you can do it again right now...
...by deactivating that bomb.
Don't die saying you loved her.
Live proving it.
There you go.
JONAH: It's-it's not working! Clock is still ticking.
Whatever you did, it didn't work.
-LENA: What? -GREG: I entered the code.
I don't know, the logic board must have malfunctioned.
What do you mean, a malfunction?
TROY: Come on, Sofie.
We got a signal.
-She's stable. -Wait, Sofie?
Sofie. Bug?
DANNY: Greg, we got to turn off that bomb.
-How do you deactivate it? -I don't know. I don't know!
Can't you bash the case open or something?
No, no, no, don't do that. There's a lift-switch.
Too much movement will set it off.
There's got to be a way.
-Think. -The only way to manually
deactivate the bomb is by unlocking the housing
with this key.
Sixty seconds.
-I got this. -Okay. Go.
DANNY: Lena's on her way with the key.
Repeat, Lena is on her way with the key.
-I'm here. -Come on!
Disarmed.
Dad, we're good.
The bomb is defused.
-Show-off. -(Lena laughs)
You show-off.
Sean, come here. (laughs)
She's gonna pull through.
See you soon, bug.
Let's go.
Thank you.
Good job, Doc.
(indistinct chatter, crying)
TRACEY: Vantage points came in handy.
Found him trying to flee in an ambulance.
I'm the board president.
What you are is under arrest for extortion and murder.
-You're crazy. -No, I'm good at my job.
Deleted texts you sent Mabel prove you threatened to fire her
if she didn't change the liver recipient
from Sofie to your niece.
Mabel refused,
so you paid off her mortgage of $275K.
So, Mabel agrees, calls Greg,
citing some BS admin error.
And it would have worked, except that Greg
showed up the next morning with a bomb.
Leveraging relationships for organ transplants--
that happens all the time.
You murdered a woman and stole a liver from a sick little girl.
Get him out of my face.
You did good today. Both of you.
You never told me about Iraq.
A father's job is to protect his kids.
And, honestly, son, some stories you don't want to know.
I'm not a kid anymore.
I want to know about you.
Okay.
And I promise you will.
I know I might not say it enough, but, um...
...I love you, Dad.
I love you too.
I always wondered if...
...when I'd see you again.
Never imagined it'd be like this.
You know, I've spent the last ten years
imagining what I would say to you.
Lena...
I am so sorry.
I changed jobs and moved apartments,
I supported you and your dreams...
...and I gave up on mine.
I never asked you to do any of that.
You didn't have to.
Because I was so afraid of you abandoning me
that I abandoned myself to keep you.
And that's on me, that's not on you.
But what about now?
You seem like the you when we first met.
Better, even.
I am.
All I want to say to you
is that I forgive you.
I forgive you, Troy.
And I forgive myself.
Because I held onto you to fix a hurt
that you did not cause.
Uh, Lena...
I mean, come on, now.
This is crazy. A bomb?
Us?
Trapped here together? I mean, that's...
that's got to mean something.
There is no us.
There's you and there's me.
Take care of yourself, Troy.
So, you ran towards a ticking time bomb?
Something you want to tell me?
I'm a woman of rituals, Brian.
My faith, my fitness routine,
my nighttime skin care regimen, my tabloids.
I know that that might seem ridiculous to you...
No, no.
You can keep the light on all you want...
...as long as I'm the man it's keeping up.
All right.
* You *
* You caught me by surprise, baby *
* Now, how can something so wrong *
* A'feel oh, so right? *
* Kind of like it... *
(indistinct chatter)
We'll be reviewing whatever
this Boston slop is.
JONAH: Hey, that's one of the best beers you'll ever have
-in your life, bud. -Everything in New York
-is better than Boston. -There you go.
-JONAH: Get out of here. Who is this guy? -(knocking)
Food's here. Food's here.
-Okay. -Hello.
Reverend Peters and Mae are out of town.
Just figured we'd have a Reagan family dinner.
Me being the only Reagan that can't cook,
-it's gonna be Chinese takeout. -(Lena laughs)
-I think it's perfect. -DANNY: Chopsticks.
-All right. -Not for you, Lena.
I got you something special.
Wait till we tell you about this.
-You're gonna love it. -Get that moo shu in there?
You're a moo shu, buddy.
And one other Reagan tradition we like to do
is say grace before we eat, so...
Bless us, O Lord, for these Thy gifts
which we are about to receive from Thy bounty,
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
-ALL: Amen. -All right, let's eat.
-Let's do it. -SEAN: All right.
So, Sofie McKean's surgery was a success.
-Nice. -Her grandmother's looking after her.
RODGERS: What about Kimmy Nobel?
She's doing good. Ina, her mom,
had nothing to do with Cameron's criminal activity.
She's just awaiting a liver now.
You saved a lot of lives today, Beantown.
Hmm. So did you, Brooklyn.
And you know what, there's nobody
I'd rather have on the outside
than you, Sarah.
-What am I, chopped moo shu? -(gasps)
No, you, too, baby.
-Of course you, too. -(laughter)
-Well, all right, now. -(laughs)
Can we talk about how Sean doesn't wash his legs
-in the shower? -Say what now?
The soapy water trickles down.
-And it cleans as it goes down. -DANNY: First of all,
-why are you studying his shower habits? -Exactly.
We got a case of missing body wash at the station,
and I have just been investigating.
Let me guess, missing toilet paper, too?
Yeah, and all the coffee pots.
And leftovers out of the fridge. How'd you know?
When I was a rookie, there was this cop
named Blythe who was having trouble making ends meet,
so he started stealing supplies from the station house.
Anybody new in Boston or having kids or anything?
Yeah, actually, J.D. Sawyer just moved from Ohio.
-Mm-hmm. -He's got one kid
and his wife's pregnant with a second, so...
Well, looks like that's your man.
JONAH: Guess I got to start ordering
one big-ass bottle of body wash for J.D.
and another big-ass bottle of body wash for Sean's
musty, dusty,
crusty little legs.
I've already said this, I'll say it again.
The soapy water...
-ALL: Trickles down. -Oh!
-It does! -(overlapping chatter)
-Wash it... -Yes.
It works!
RODGERS: I'm gonna get you a loofah.
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