Script VO 2.06

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Forward, march!

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Halt!|Make ready!

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Aim! Fire!

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Fire!

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Forward! March!

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Halt!

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Make ready!

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Aim!

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Fire!

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Forward! March!

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Halt!

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Aim! Fire!

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Making croissants|seems daunting,

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but really it's as easy|as making coq au vin.

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- To think it takes two days.|- Mm-hmm.

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Hey, Julia Childs, I could buy|a tube of those crescent things

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and serve 'em to you|in 20 minutes.

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No! Throw it to second!|Come on!

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W-why are you yelling?|You can't change the outcome.

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Really?

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Gee, I thought I could.

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That would require crossing|the space-time continuum.

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Go get the hand vacuum

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and clean up your couch crumbs.

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Ma, I'm trying to relax.

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Okay, and we are trying|to get ready for a guest.

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<i>Help out.</i>

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Come on, Maura, you're gonna|give yourself an ulcer.

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All right? It's not royalty.|It's your mom.

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Ulcers are caused by H. Pylori,|a bacteria.

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Or critical mothers.

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I'm not critical.

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Am I?

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She's never been|to my house before.

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Never?

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Well, what do you do|when she visits Boston?

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We just usually go to one|of my parents' homes in Europe.

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Those tulips are wilting|already.

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Yes, I could see|why you're so ashamed

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of this hideous place,

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<i>and forcing her to stay|in that disgusting guesthouse.</i>

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- What are you talking about?|- It's lovely. - Wait a minute.

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<i>If your mom is in the|guesthouse, where are you staying?</i>

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With you, of course.

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Fine, but just know|I don't serve coq au vin.

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I serve...Cocoa puffs.

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I know.

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Rizzoli.|Isles.

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- Okay. I'll be right there. |- I'm on my way.

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I haven't even had a chance|to pre-order

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the organic pig's trotters.

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Are those feet?|I'm not eating feet.

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- I'm gonna leave you the butcher's number.|- Sure.

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Come on.

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You should change.

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All right.|I'll change in the car.

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<i>Then I'm driving.</i>

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Oh, come on.|I hate it when you drive.

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Well, I hate it more|when you undress and drive.

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Bye, ma.

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Rizzoli & Isles - S02E06|Rebel Without a Pause

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Original air date|August 15, 2011

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Sync and Corrections by Gatto|for www.addic7ed.com

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All right, okay,|it's sort of a screwy hobby,

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but I used to love|this Rev War Reenactment stuff.

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I mean, it bugged me

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that they wouldn't let women|be minutemen, you know.

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Thousands of women served

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as laundresses, nurses,|seamstresses.

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<i>Gee, how fun is that?</i>

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All right, what do we got?

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Probably a stupid accident.

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Before everyone realized|he wasn't faking it,

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the whole thing|was probably over.

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Just takes one gun nut|smuggling in live ammo.

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Found his I.D.|In his powder horn.

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City I.D.|Gabe Buckner, 27.

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He was a garbage man.

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Maybe it wasn't an accident.

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Maybe somebody wanted him dead.

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Perhaps it was someone|who didn't like to recycle.

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Was that a joke?

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Only if it's funny.

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That's an odd-looking|entry wound.

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What is that?|Is that a musket?

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Hmm.|There's no exit wound.

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Hmm.|Unusually ragged edge.

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So, stabbed from a bayonet?

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Colonial militia didn't use|bayonets till 1778.

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Maura, shot or stabbed?

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Or did somebody chew|on his hip?

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Oh, I don't think|that's from a bite.

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Uh-oh.|Cavanaugh's here.

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Oh. This is a paid|tourist attraction.

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City's full of 'em,

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celebrating Liberty Days.

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Fascinating.|He was a smithy.

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Blacksmith.

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<i>Maura, it's pretend.</i>

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Perimeter's secured.|What next?

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I'll have a coffee --|two sugars, black.

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Oh.|Make that two.

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Oh, cappuccino, please.

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But only if there's 1% milk.

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Good thing you're not picky.

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Hey, I'm trying to|make detective,

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not become a barista.

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Bro, you know how many|coffee runs I had to make

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working my way up?

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Nothing for me,|but if you hustle those coffees,

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- I'll let you help me with |witness statements. - Deal.

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Hey, I'll handle the media.

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We don't want to panic|the tourists.

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For now, it's an accident.|Got it, people?

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Yes, sir.

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Put your backs into it, men!

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What the hell|is this meathead doing?

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- Rizzoli, get him out of here?|- Yeah.

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- Move it forward!|- Ho, hey, ho, ho!

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It's a crime scene.|You can't be here.

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I was merely attempting to move|this artillery piece

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out of your way.

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Commanding officer|general Ezekiel Parker

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of the 16th Brigade.

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I'm Martha Washington.

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Let me see|your driver's license.

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Sure.|Of course.

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Dwayne Cravitz? Yeah, no wonder|you went with "Parker."

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It is such a pleasure|to meet you.

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Dr. Maura Isles.

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Professor Cravitz is a leading|authority on colonialism.

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I'm a huge fan.

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You're a huge fan|of colonialism?

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No, of course not.

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He's also the chair|of American History

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at Boston Cambridge University.

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Good doctor,|your words flatter me.

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I like your pretend accent.

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It's quite authentic.

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Colonial Americans spoke|rhotic English

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in a variety of regional|dialects -- Scots-Irish,

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west country --|where is the coffee?

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I got something better.

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Detective Rizzoli,|this is Maggie McGee.

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That's her boyfriend|over on the ground.

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I know this is difficult,

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but we do need to ask you|some questions.

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Are you kidding me?

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I want these war freaks to pay|for what they've done.

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Was your boyfriend|having any problems

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- with the other reenactors?|- I'll say.

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Was there anyone specific|who might have wanted Gabe dead?

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Oh, yeah. All of them.|They called him a "Farb."

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"Far be it from authentic."

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Just 'cause his uniform|was a poly-cotton blend.

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Even his buttons weren't|historically accurate.

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You believe that?

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Buttons?

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Just when you thought|you'd heard every motive.

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Penetrating injury|to the articular surface

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of the femoral head.

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He bled out.

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Huh. Say, doc, I was...

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I was wondering if...

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- Are you all right?|- Yeah.

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Buddy of mine's|been having some chest pain.

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Didn't you just have|a physical?

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How'd you know it was me?

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Doctor says I'm fine.|So why am I short of breath?

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I've been eating better,|getting some exercise,

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- and I feel worse.|- Are you experiencing dizziness,

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light-headedness?

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Maybe a little.

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I want you to see|a cardiac specialist.

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Hey.

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Ballistics unit checked|the reenactors' weapons.

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They're all replicas.

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There's no sign|anyone used live ammo,

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- at least not in the muskets.|- Hmm.

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Some kind of a projectile|perforated the iliac artery.

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Copper-jacketed --

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<i>not from 1776.</i>

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Sheared off.|Looks like a .22 caliber to me.

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There appears to be|a dark granular substance

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on the exterior.

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Transfer.|That bullet ricocheted.

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So our shooter wasn't aiming|at old Gabe here.

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Well, if Gabe|was collateral damage,

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then who was our gunman|trying to kill?

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So, we could be looking|for a sniper.

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Wonder why he just shot once.

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Why's he shooting once|if Gabe wasn't his target?

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There are 48 reenactors --|24 patriots,

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24 redcoats -- all of them|were at the mock battle.

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These guys are all clean.|No one has a criminal record.

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We didn't find any other|bullets at the crime scene?

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Just the one Dr. Isles dug out|of the dead guy.

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So again, if our shooter|missed his target,

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- why didn't he take another shot?|- Not like he couldn't.

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Loud mock battle -- easily|cover the sound of gunfire.

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What the hell are you eating?

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Bean chili|and a side of zucchini.

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Don't ride with him.|Oof!

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- Since when did you become a vegan?|- A who?

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<i>More like a what --|it's the practice</i>

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of eliminating animal products|from your diet.

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Give up burgers?

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That's like asking me|to give up my sailboat.

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How can you be|this big animal lover

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and eat their flesh?

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I'm a complicated man.

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- What do you got?|- I've identified the substance on the bullet.

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It's ferrous oxide.

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Iron. Look at the ping mark.

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Well, I can't confirm|without more tests.

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Okay, folks,|we got confirmation.

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The bullet that killed Gabe|ricocheted off this iron cannon.

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Now, if we can figure out who|was standing around the cannon --

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we can figure out who|the shooter was aiming at.

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Laser will help us determine|where the shot came from.

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Let's go.

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Online shoe sale|about to close?

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I'm plugging in empirical data

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to back-extrapolate|the pre-impact orientation

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of the bullet.

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Okay. See that laser?|It does the same thing.

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I'm very good at trigonometry.

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What a relief.

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So once I input|the type of bullet,

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approximate the density|of the cannon,

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it appears the shooter|was 243.84 centimeters

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off the ground.

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What, you mean up there?

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<i>Excusez-moi.</i>

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There we go.

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Okay, can you give me a boost?

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O-okay.

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Maura, no.

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Frost!

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I can get the crime-scene techs|here, all right?

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Oh, no, I was best tree climber

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year 6 at my boarding school.

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- Detective Frost, can you hand me my kit?|- Yeah.

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Here you go.

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You look ridiculous.

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I'm collecting|forensic evidence.

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Give me ridiculousness|or give me death.

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Jokes are supposed to be funny.|Remember, Thomas Paine?

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- Patrick Henry.|- Hey, found something.

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- Frankie, give me your hat.|- Don't you want an evidence bag?

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No.|Give me your hat.

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Come on.

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- Hey. Hello, Starsky.|- Starsky?

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We're looking for a sniper who's|shooting people in public parks.

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You want to hurry it up,|sergeant Dolittle?

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Well, come on, Jane.|Starsky deserves a chance.

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I found something!

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What is it --|hutch, the injured squirrel?

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Torn skin embedded in the bark.

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There's something else in there.

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Hold on.

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Thick, dark-brown,|oily substance.

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Cosmoline.|Gun oil.

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Used for storing|and preserving firearms.

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That's a good position|for shooting someone.

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But why'd he fire only once?

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He didn't.

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Found a second shell casing.

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Stove-piped.|That's why he stopped shooting.

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His gun jammed.

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Okay, who was standing|around that cannon?

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Professor, I need to know|who was positioned

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in the immediate vicinity|of the cannon.

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Our regiment engages|in improvised

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tactical demonstrations.

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- So spectators feel a|certain authenticity. - Mm-hmm.

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Which means you don't know.

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War is hell, detective Rizzoli.

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Pure unadulterated chaos.

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Good tip.

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Uh, were there any problems|between your members?

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My men are after freedom,|not each other.

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Enoch Byrd is a farmer.

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Josiah Hall is a cobbler.

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And Archibald Chestnut's|a blacksmith.

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Archibald was a garbage man|named Gabe Buckner,

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<i>and he's dead,|which is why we're here.</i>

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Nicole, you may, uh,|put the tray on the desk.

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Sugar was a true luxury item in 1774.

00:11:54.20,00:11:57.10
Imagine what they would have|charged for Splenda.

00:11:58.30,00:12:00.60
None for me, thank you.|Please.

00:12:00.70,00:12:02.90
It's part of Nicole's education|as a PhD candidate.

00:12:02.90,00:12:05.50
I'm professor Cravitz's|teaching assistant.

00:12:05.60,00:12:07.50
Please, allow me to serve you.

00:12:07.50,00:12:10.20
Women were domestic slaves|during colonial times.

00:12:10.20,00:12:11.50
Thank you.

00:12:11.50,00:12:14.00
Laundry lady, nurse,|seamstress,

00:12:14.00,00:12:15.80
or domestic slave.

00:12:15.80,00:12:17.90
So many choices,

00:12:17.90,00:12:19.80
and they all sound like|so much fun.

00:12:19.90,00:12:22.00
I teach my students|that the way to understand

00:12:22.00,00:12:24.80
a culture fully|is to experience it firsthand.

00:12:24.90,00:12:26.50
I'll have some.|Thank you.

00:12:26.50,00:12:29.90
<i>I'm pretty sure there are laws|against slavery.</i>

00:12:30.00,00:12:31.90
Shh.

00:12:31.90,00:12:34.60
Thank you.|That'll be all.

00:12:37.80,00:12:40.70
Do her parents know|they're spending $50,000

00:12:40.80,00:12:43.10
for their daughter|to learn how to serve tea?

00:12:43.20,00:12:46.00
$57,600.

00:12:46.10,00:12:47.70
It's an honor, Jane.

00:12:47.80,00:12:49.60
You know,|only top students are offered

00:12:49.60,00:12:51.10
teaching-assistant|positions.

00:12:51.10,00:12:53.70
Well, it's a massive waste|of their money

00:12:53.80,00:12:54.90
and her I.Q. Points.

00:12:56.30,00:12:58.70
Hello?

00:12:58.70,00:13:01.40
What?!

00:13:01.40,00:13:03.90
No!

00:13:03.90,00:13:05.00
Yes!

00:13:05.10,00:13:07.60
Um, o-okay.

00:13:07.60,00:13:08.90
Okay. Thanks.

00:13:08.90,00:13:09.90
Bye.

00:13:09.90,00:13:11.50
U.P.S. Lose your shoes?

00:13:11.50,00:13:13.70
No, it's my mother.|She's a day early.

00:13:13.70,00:13:16.50
She caught a ride|on a friend's jet.

00:13:16.50,00:13:18.40
Those pesky jets.

00:13:18.40,00:13:20.80
Oh, my God.|What am I gonna do?

00:13:23.00,00:13:25.60
Well, first of all,|stop doing that.

00:13:25.70,00:13:28.50
Pig's trotters take two days|to marinate.

00:13:28.60,00:13:30.50
Oh! And we're in the middle|of a case.

00:13:30.50,00:13:31.70
What do I do?

00:13:31.80,00:13:34.40
Vasoconstriction.|Hypocapnia.

00:13:34.40,00:13:35.80
Okay.|Please, get ahold of yourself.

00:13:35.80,00:13:38.10
Come on.|All right.

00:13:41.50,00:13:42.90
Can you find|a nice place in the kitchen,

00:13:43.00,00:13:44.60
maybe play a little soft music?

00:13:44.60,00:13:46.40
Of course, sergeant.

00:13:46.40,00:13:47.70
Starsky?

00:13:47.80,00:13:50.00
Yeah, he's in good hands|with me.

00:13:51.80,00:13:53.70
- Hi.|- Getting some coffee.

00:13:53.70,00:13:55.50
Caffeine increases|blood pressure.

00:13:55.50,00:13:56.70
Oh.

00:13:56.80,00:13:58.10
Is Stanley around?

00:13:58.10,00:13:59.60
No. He took a personal day.

00:13:59.60,00:14:01.50
Good. Can you cook|a three-course dinner here?

00:14:01.60,00:14:02.90
Eleven.

00:14:03.00,00:14:04.60
Eleven?!

00:14:04.60,00:14:06.90
Hors d'oeuvres, potage,|poisson, entre --

00:14:06.90,00:14:10.30
sandwiches, peanut butter|and fluff, or take-out.

00:14:10.40,00:14:12.40
What about relevé, sorbet,|roti, legume --

00:14:12.40,00:14:14.80
oh, sure, Maura.|We'll just call Stanley in.

00:14:14.90,00:14:17.90
Okay.

00:14:18.00,00:14:19.00
Chef Renault.

00:14:19.00,00:14:21.40
Chef Renault|from Maison De La Mer --

00:14:21.50,00:14:22.60
he will help.

00:14:22.60,00:14:24.60
You just tell him|that it's for me.

00:14:24.60,00:14:25.70
Sure.

00:14:25.70,00:14:28.00
Goodbye.

00:14:29.40,00:14:33.20
Oh, hey, Frankie.|Got your hat.

00:14:35.80,00:14:37.00
Thanks.

00:14:37.10,00:14:39.40
Just got off the phone|with a reporter

00:14:39.40,00:14:41.70
who's about to go live|with the sniper story.

00:14:41.70,00:14:43.10
Oh, come on!

00:14:43.10,00:14:44.50
Every nut job|with a dialing finger

00:14:44.50,00:14:46.10
is gonna be calling in|with a tip.

00:14:47.90,00:14:50.40
Yeah.|It's gonna be a long night.

00:14:50.40,00:14:53.30
I better let the boys upstairs|know about this.

00:14:53.40,00:14:55.60
Crap.|I'm supposed to be at Maura's.

00:14:55.60,00:14:57.60
Hey! You want some more|practice at detective work?

00:14:57.70,00:14:59.00
You want pizza or a sub?

00:14:59.00,00:15:01.70
I want you to answer my phone|for me.

00:15:01.80,00:15:03.80
Sure. No worries.|I got it.

00:15:03.80,00:15:05.60
Yeah?

00:15:05.60,00:15:07.50
Thanks a lot.|I owe you one.

00:15:07.50,00:15:08.90
- Good night, guys.|- Good night!

00:15:09.00,00:15:10.80
Boston homicide.|Korsak speaking.

00:15:12.90,00:15:16.90
My mother is famous|for her dinner parties.

00:15:16.90,00:15:19.60
The apple didn't fall far|from the tree.

00:15:19.60,00:15:22.50
Oh, no. I couldn't possibly|live up to her.

00:15:22.60,00:15:25.40
I mean, she'll spot take-out|in a second.

00:15:25.40,00:15:27.00
Stop worrying!

00:15:27.10,00:15:28.90
You're the perfect daughter.

00:15:29.90,00:15:31.40
<i>And you're late.</i>

00:15:31.40,00:15:34.00
Oh, I'm not perfect.|Darn.

00:15:34.00,00:15:35.70
Cannolis.

00:15:35.80,00:15:37.10
What are you doing?

00:15:37.10,00:15:42.10
We already have dessert.

00:15:42.10,00:15:44.80
Besides, cannolis aren't|sophisticated.

00:15:44.80,00:15:46.70
Well, neither are we.|I got 'em for you.

00:15:46.70,00:15:48.00
Oh.

00:15:48.00,00:15:49.90
You got them for me?|Yeah.

00:15:49.90,00:15:52.20
You're the perfect daughter.

00:15:53.90,00:15:55.10
Oh. Okay.

00:15:55.10,00:15:56.90
Okay. Go.

00:15:57.00,00:15:59.30
Okay.|Don't worry.

00:15:59.40,00:16:01.70
You look beautiful.

00:16:12.00,00:16:12.90
Hello, mother.

00:16:13.00,00:16:14.60
Hello, darling.

00:16:14.70,00:16:16.00
You look well.

00:16:16.00,00:16:18.10
Thank you.

00:16:19.90,00:16:22.60
Mm-mmm.

00:16:22.60,00:16:24.70
Country mice, meet city mice.

00:16:24.70,00:16:26.20
Oh, my God. She's gorgeous.

00:16:26.20,00:16:27.60
Stand up straight, Jane.

00:16:27.60,00:16:30.50
Oh, crap.|I got cannoli oil on my shirt.

00:16:30.60,00:16:33.40
Hello! Hello!

00:16:33.40,00:16:36.90
Next month, I'm going to be|lecturing in Stockholm, Sweden,

00:16:37.00,00:16:39.80
on the objectification|of the female form

00:16:39.80,00:16:41.00
in post-war modernism.

00:16:41.00,00:16:42.90
I find that fascinating.

00:16:43.00,00:16:44.90
What do you know|about post-war modernism?

00:16:45.00,00:16:47.20
I know a lot about|the objectification

00:16:47.20,00:16:49.00
of the female form.

00:16:49.00,00:16:50.60
Good point.

00:16:50.60,00:16:51.70
Elbows off the table.

00:16:51.70,00:16:54.30
What? Oh.|I thought I was perfect.

00:16:54.40,00:16:57.30
Did I tell you that your father|is going to join me in Zagreb,

00:16:57.40,00:16:59.90
for the German|expressionist festival?

00:17:00.00,00:17:03.70
That's so great that you found|time in your busy schedule

00:17:03.70,00:17:07.60
to come to Boston|and visit your daughter.

00:17:07.60,00:17:09.40
Oh, well, I'm actually here|for an installation opening.

00:17:09.50,00:17:11.80
Oh.|What are you installing?

00:17:11.80,00:17:13.90
Sorry?

00:17:13.90,00:17:15.40
Remember when I told you

00:17:15.40,00:17:18.00
about my mother's|modern art installation?

00:17:19.50,00:17:20.80
Let's have dessert.

00:17:20.90,00:17:22.80
I made poire belle helene --

00:17:22.90,00:17:24.30
your favorite.

00:17:24.30,00:17:26.10
Try the cannoli.|They're my ma's favorite.

00:17:28.40,00:17:31.30
<i>Je m'excuse,|mais je suis trés fatiguée.</i>

00:17:32.60,00:17:34.50
She says she's sorry.

00:17:34.50,00:17:36.50
She's tired.|Yes, I know.

00:17:36.50,00:17:38.50
I didn't know you spoke French.

00:17:38.50,00:17:40.00
I read body language.

00:17:41.60,00:17:42.90
It was lovely to meet you both.

00:17:42.90,00:17:44.30
You too.

00:17:44.40,00:17:47.50
Um, I thought you were staying.

00:17:47.50,00:17:49.10
I-I prepared the guesthouse|for you.

00:17:49.20,00:17:50.70
Darling, didn't I mention

00:17:50.70,00:17:52.90
that the gallery organized|for me to stay at the Ritz?

00:17:52.90,00:17:55.30
And I already checked in.

00:17:55.30,00:17:56.70
Of course.

00:17:56.70,00:17:58.70
But I will see you|tomorrow evening

00:17:58.70,00:18:01.60
for the welcoming dinner,|and you'll be my date.

00:18:01.60,00:18:03.30
Sounds lovely.

00:18:03.40,00:18:05.10
Please come to the opening.

00:18:05.10,00:18:07.80
Just call the gallery and|have them put you on the list.

00:18:07.80,00:18:10.70
The list?|Yeah, sure.

00:18:14.30,00:18:16.20
<i>Bonsoir.</i>

00:18:16.20,00:18:17.90
<i>Bonsoir.</i>

00:18:19.20,00:18:21.70
Ma.

00:18:24.40,00:18:27.60
Wow. She is...

00:18:27.70,00:18:30.70
So, uh, put together.

00:18:30.80,00:18:33.50
She's hard to get to know.

00:18:33.50,00:18:35.70
Well, I think I got|a pretty good idea.

00:18:37.50,00:18:39.80
Ma, really, with the pots|and the pans.

00:18:39.80,00:18:42.30
Cincinnati can hear you.

00:18:42.30,00:18:43.80
<i>See, you could have that|for a mother --</i>

00:18:43.80,00:18:45.40
nosy and loud.

00:18:45.50,00:18:48.40
And warm, involved.

00:18:48.40,00:18:49.60
Grass is always greener.

00:18:49.60,00:18:52.20
Yeah.

00:18:52.20,00:18:56.10
You know, I used to dream|that I was adopted.

00:18:56.20,00:18:58.50
- Really?|- Yeah.

00:18:58.50,00:19:03.30
And my pretend mom was chic|and glamorous and educated.

00:19:04.50,00:19:07.60
I always wondered what it would|be like to have a mother

00:19:07.60,00:19:10.10
who cut the crusts|off my sandwiches.

00:19:10.20,00:19:11.90
Annoying.

00:19:17.30,00:19:20.30
Rizzoli.

00:19:20.30,00:19:21.70
Where?

00:19:21.80,00:19:24.30
I'll be right there.

00:19:24.40,00:19:26.40
Come on.|We got another sniper shooting.

00:19:26.50,00:19:28.30
Oh, God.

00:19:36.30,00:19:38.00
Same casing|as our Rev War shooting --

00:19:38.00,00:19:39.40
.22 caliber.

00:19:39.40,00:19:41.40
If it's the same shooter,|what's he doing here?

00:19:41.50,00:19:44.00
I don't know,|but we got another dead man.

00:19:45.30,00:19:49.10
He wasn't shot.|He died of cardiac arrest.

00:19:49.10,00:19:50.40
That's still murder.

00:19:50.40,00:19:53.40
I'll do what I can|to play it down.

00:19:53.40,00:19:56.30
How are we gonna play down|a sniper on the loose?

00:19:56.40,00:19:57.60
I don't know.

00:19:57.60,00:19:59.10
Are you okay?

00:19:59.20,00:20:00.40
Yeah.

00:20:00.40,00:20:02.10
Heartburn.

00:20:05.90,00:20:07.20
<i>As you can imagine,</i>

00:20:07.30,00:20:09.20
<i>Liberty Days are really|taking a beating</i>

00:20:09.20,00:20:11.10
<i>because of all of this,|and officials say</i>

00:20:11.10,00:20:12.90
<i>that it's fear|over the Boston Sniper</i>

00:20:12.90,00:20:14.90
<i>that's keeping people|in their homes.</i>

00:20:15.00,00:20:18.20
<i>The big question now is where|is this guy gonna strike next?</i>

00:20:18.20,00:20:21.00
"Boston Sniper."|Come on.

00:20:21.10,00:20:22.60
I think they should call him

00:20:22.60,00:20:25.30
"the sniper who couldn't|shoot straight."

00:20:25.40,00:20:28.00
Get it?|Because he keeps missing?

00:20:28.00,00:20:30.00
Yeah. That's a...|Good joke, Maura.

00:20:30.10,00:20:31.50
Really?

00:20:32.70,00:20:34.00
Oh.

00:20:34.10,00:20:35.50
Oh.

00:20:35.50,00:20:39.50
Well, there's no indication|of cardiac disease.

00:20:39.50,00:20:43.00
The stress from the gunshots|triggered a heart attack.

00:20:43.00,00:20:45.40
Great, so we can charge|our sniper with two homicides --

00:20:45.50,00:20:47.10
one by ricochet, one by fear.

00:20:47.20,00:20:48.30
Who is this guy?

00:20:48.30,00:20:50.30
You know,|snipers shoot to kill.

00:20:50.30,00:20:52.10
This guy's missed people|both times.

00:20:52.10,00:20:53.80
Is he trying to send a message?|What?

00:20:53.90,00:20:58.00
Message is perfectly clear --|"I need target practice."

00:20:59.30,00:21:02.50
Okay. You do your job|so I can do mine.

00:21:02.60,00:21:05.80
Yes.|Of course, detective.

00:21:07.10,00:21:09.00
Maura, I'm sorry.

00:21:10.10,00:21:11.40
It's not you.

00:21:11.50,00:21:13.90
Is it your mother?

00:21:15.50,00:21:18.00
It's just --|it's hard to have her here

00:21:18.00,00:21:19.10
and not see her.

00:21:19.10,00:21:20.50
You know, when I was little,

00:21:20.60,00:21:22.50
I wanted to be with her|all the time.

00:21:22.50,00:21:26.00
I wanted to be on Mars --|alone.

00:21:26.10,00:21:27.40
"Jane,|did you do your homework?

00:21:27.40,00:21:29.40
"Jane, did you clean your room?

00:21:29.50,00:21:31.30
Jane, Jane..."

00:21:31.30,00:21:33.20
<i>She lives to hover!</i>

00:21:33.20,00:21:35.00
Woman was a helicopter mother

00:21:35.00,00:21:37.90
before they even invented|the term.

00:21:37.90,00:21:39.20
Come on.

00:21:39.30,00:21:40.40
Let's get you ready|for your artsy-fartsy dinner

00:21:40.40,00:21:42.40
with your|globe-trotting mother.

00:21:42.40,00:21:44.50
Got the ballistics back.

00:21:44.50,00:21:47.00
Definitely the same ammunition|in both shootings.

00:21:47.00,00:21:50.10
Get this -- the bullets|are at least 30 years old.

00:21:50.10,00:21:52.00
That'd explain|why the gun jammed.

00:21:52.00,00:21:54.00
Ammo's too old to trace|where it was purchased,

00:21:54.10,00:22:00.80
but look at the ballistic's|fingerprinting.

00:22:00.80,00:22:04.50
Yeah. Air force issued them|to pilots between '59 and '73.

00:22:04.50,00:22:06.30
- It's compact, three-piece --|- Easy to smuggle

00:22:06.30,00:22:08.90
into a Rev War Reenactment|without anybody noticing.

00:22:09.00,00:22:12.00
It's a long shot,|but check the military records.

00:22:12.00,00:22:14.10
- On it.|- All right.

00:22:18.20,00:22:19.30
- Hello?|- Hey, ma.

00:22:19.40,00:22:21.40
- Oh.|- What's up?

00:22:21.40,00:22:22.80
Sure.

00:22:22.90,00:22:24.50
- All right. Calm down.|- Of course.

00:22:24.50,00:22:26.40
- Okay. I'll be right there.|- Bye.

00:22:27.80,00:22:29.40
My mother's having|a bird emergency.

00:22:29.50,00:22:31.90
Mine's changing dinner plans.

00:22:32.00,00:22:33.40
Come on.|Let's go help.

00:22:33.40,00:22:36.20
Oh, I went to go check up|on Starsky

00:22:36.20,00:22:37.80
after the lunch rush.

00:22:37.90,00:22:40.00
You took care of a sick parakeet|around food?

00:22:40.00,00:22:41.20
Of course not!

00:22:41.30,00:22:45.30
I put him by a sack of yams|in the pantry.

00:22:45.30,00:22:46.50
You've got to help him.

00:22:46.50,00:22:48.90
Sergeant Korsak|will never forgive me

00:22:48.90,00:22:51.20
if something happens to him.

00:22:52.50,00:22:55.10
Can you get me a bowl|of hot water and some towels?

00:22:55.20,00:22:56.50
Okay.

00:22:56.60,00:22:59.00
Okay.

00:22:59.00,00:23:01.30
- Can you really save him?|- No.

00:23:01.40,00:23:03.40
I just didn't want your mother|to see him die.

00:23:03.40,00:23:04.90
Looks like avian flu.

00:23:05.00,00:23:07.10
Avian flu?!|What the hell?!

00:23:07.20,00:23:10.20
Well, you can only contract it|if you ingest his feces

00:23:10.20,00:23:12.50
- or give him|mouth-to-mouth. - Stop.

00:23:13.90,00:23:15.10
Korsak's here.

00:23:15.90,00:23:18.10
- Hey. Any break in the case?|- Maybe.

00:23:18.20,00:23:20.00
Rev War Reenactors are gonna|give Gabe the garbage man

00:23:20.00,00:23:22.90
- an 18th-century wake tonight.|- Great. Okay. We should go.

00:23:23.00,00:23:24.30
Uh, yeah, yeah.|I'll catch up with you.

00:23:24.30,00:23:25.40
I just need to check something.

00:23:25.40,00:23:27.60
In...The kitchen?

00:23:28.50,00:23:30.30
Oh, all right.|It's Starsky.

00:23:30.30,00:23:32.50
It's cold up there,|and Frost doesn't like him.

00:23:32.50,00:23:33.50
He can feel it.

00:23:33.50,00:23:36.10
Well...it's a bad time.

00:23:36.20,00:23:38.80
Uh, ma is giving him|a bird bath.

00:23:38.80,00:23:41.10
- Oh.|- But the wake, we should go.

00:23:41.10,00:23:42.90
Ah, well, we got to wear|period costumes,

00:23:42.90,00:23:44.40
or they won't let us in.

00:23:44.40,00:23:46.60
I have wonderful contacts|at the historical society.

00:23:46.60,00:23:50.00
Well, no, you can't go.|You have dinner with your mom.

00:23:51.30,00:23:52.80
Oh, no, you don't.

00:23:52.90,00:23:55.90
She called to cancel,|didn't she?

00:23:55.90,00:23:58.30
It's not her fault.

00:23:58.30,00:24:00.90
The dinner was|a private affair -- no guests.

00:24:00.90,00:24:03.30
You're not a guest.|You're her daughter.

00:24:05.20,00:24:08.20
You should come with us.

00:24:08.20,00:24:10.20
Okay? It'd be great|to have your...

00:24:10.20,00:24:12.20
Historical society contacts.

00:24:12.20,00:24:13.40
Yeah.

00:24:13.50,00:24:16.30
Yeah. See ya.

00:24:18.10,00:24:20.10
Where's Starsky?

00:24:23.20,00:24:24.40
He's dead?

00:24:24.40,00:24:26.80
And you put him|in your -- ugh.

00:24:26.80,00:24:29.10
- Where's ma?|- I told her I'd take care of him.

00:24:29.20,00:24:30.30
You lied.

00:24:30.40,00:24:33.00
No. No,|I just didn't say that...

00:24:33.00,00:24:36.50
I was "taking care of"|his funeral arrangements.

00:24:46.90,00:24:50.00
I can't believe I let you|talk me into wearing this.

00:24:50.00,00:24:53.40
I don't think this thing's|been washed since 1776.

00:24:53.50,00:24:56.00
You're not used to|the linsey-woolsey fabric.

00:24:56.00,00:24:57.70
I told you to wear|the silk polonaise.

00:24:57.70,00:24:59.70
Oh, yeah, the whale bones|digging into my boobs

00:24:59.70,00:25:01.30
<i>would have been|much more comfortable.</i>

00:25:01.40,00:25:04.00
The wig's kind of scratchy,|but we totally blend in.

00:25:05.10,00:25:07.70
Yeah. Totally.

00:25:07.80,00:25:09.90
You're just in time.

00:25:10.00,00:25:12.10
We're about to begin|the eulogies.

00:25:14.20,00:25:16.80
The victim's girlfriend's here.

00:25:18.80,00:25:21.40
Let us raise|our tankards high...

00:25:21.40,00:25:24.60
In memory of a great|and noble...

00:25:24.60,00:25:25.60
Garbage man.

00:25:25.60,00:25:27.00
Spirit.

00:25:27.00,00:25:30.00
It's like we've stepped back in time.

00:25:33.20,00:25:34.50
Maura.

00:25:34.50,00:25:37.00
18th-century beer sucks.

00:25:38.30,00:25:40.30
You made a joke!

00:25:40.40,00:25:42.80
The crimson fountain|has opened.

00:25:42.80,00:25:45.60
Let every man gird himself|for battle,

00:25:45.60,00:25:49.10
but be not afraid,|for God is on our side.

00:25:49.90,00:25:50.90
Gun!

00:25:54.40,00:25:56.50
Go, go, go!

00:26:05.70,00:26:07.60
- Nothing. You?|- No.

00:26:07.70,00:26:10.50
Who was he after?

00:26:10.50,00:26:13.20
I think we got a witness.

00:26:17.30,00:26:18.30
You saw something?

00:26:18.40,00:26:19.60
Oh, yeah.|The whole thing.

00:26:19.70,00:26:22.10
I go out for a smoke,|and all of a sudden,

00:26:22.20,00:26:23.20
there's all these bangs,|like...

00:26:23.20,00:26:24.90
Bang! You know?

00:26:25.00,00:26:26.30
The gunshots.|Yeah, that's it.

00:26:26.40,00:26:28.90
So I look up, and there's|this car speeding off.

00:26:28.90,00:26:30.10
Great. Okay.|So you saw the car.

00:26:30.10,00:26:32.30
Oh, yeah.|I got a good look at it.

00:26:32.40,00:26:33.50
It was white.

00:26:33.50,00:26:35.60
The most popular car color --|great.

00:26:35.60,00:26:37.30
I'll pull|the surveillance footage --

00:26:37.30,00:26:38.90
compare it|to the other crime scenes.

00:26:38.90,00:26:41.10
Yeah.|Get everybody in bric to help.

00:26:41.10,00:26:43.60
Look for every white car|in the area near the shootings.

00:26:43.60,00:26:45.30
Thank you.

00:26:51.00,00:26:52.80
He starts by shooting|at a group of reenactors

00:26:52.80,00:26:54.30
at Olmsted Park.

00:26:54.30,00:26:56.00
Then he goes after shoppers|on Newbury Street --

00:26:56.00,00:26:57.40
seems random.

00:26:57.50,00:27:00.00
Then he tries to hit the|reenactors again at the wake --

00:27:00.00,00:27:01.20
not random.

00:27:01.20,00:27:03.90
But the three shootings|don't make sense.

00:27:03.90,00:27:06.90
What if the Newbury Street|shooting was staged

00:27:06.90,00:27:09.20
to keep us off the reenactors?

00:27:09.30,00:27:11.90
So he could come back and finish|the job at the Irish bar?

00:27:11.90,00:27:13.50
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.

00:27:13.50,00:27:15.90
I'm also thinking|we should find this guy

00:27:15.90,00:27:17.00
before he strikes again.

00:27:17.00,00:27:18.60
Think we just got lucky.

00:27:18.70,00:27:21.70
Got a white Chevy that was in|the vicinity of Olmsted Park

00:27:21.70,00:27:24.00
during the rev war reenactment.

00:27:24.00,00:27:26.00
That same car was also|near the Irish bar.

00:27:26.00,00:27:27.00
Nice work.

00:27:27.00,00:27:28.50
Car's registered|to Kathleen Dunn

00:27:28.60,00:27:30.20
of Dorchester.

00:27:32.10,00:27:35.50
She's got a record --|food-stamp fraud.

00:27:35.60,00:27:39.70
<i>Doesn't sound like a killer.|Let's go talk to her.</i>

00:27:45.20,00:27:46.60
We're looking|for Kathleen Dunn.

00:27:46.60,00:27:48.40
She's inside.

00:27:53.60,00:27:55.20
Who are you?

00:27:55.30,00:27:56.60
Boston homicide, ma'am.

00:27:56.60,00:28:00.90
Benjamin!|Get in the house -- now!

00:28:00.90,00:28:03.70
Kathleen!|Get your butt out here!

00:28:06.30,00:28:08.40
Homicide?

00:28:08.40,00:28:10.20
Ah, the Virgin Mother|and All the Saints,

00:28:10.30,00:28:11.60
what the hell she do this time?

00:28:11.60,00:28:12.80
Just want to talk to her.

00:28:14.30,00:28:16.10
Is that your car?

00:28:16.10,00:28:17.20
Why?

00:28:17.20,00:28:18.60
Routine follow-up.|That's all.

00:28:18.60,00:28:20.60
I don't know. Maybe it is.|Maybe it isn't.

00:28:20.60,00:28:23.30
You always have to have such a smart|mouth. Answer the damn question.

00:28:23.40,00:28:24.90
Why don't you mind|your own business, ma?

00:28:24.90,00:28:26.20
Why don't you lose the mouth?

00:28:27.40,00:28:30.60
Take her off my hands.

00:28:31.40,00:28:33.30
<i>I thought my mom was tough.</i>

00:28:33.30,00:28:34.50
Save it.

00:28:34.50,00:28:36.30
You're not making|a personal connection,

00:28:36.30,00:28:37.50
and I'm not spilling my guts.

00:28:37.50,00:28:38.50
You people are fishing.

00:28:38.60,00:28:40.20
We're being polite,|Ms. Dunn.

00:28:40.20,00:28:42.50
We happen to know|that car is registered to you.

00:28:42.50,00:28:44.40
We can and will|get a search warrant.

00:28:44.50,00:28:47.20
If you had enough|to get a search warrant,

00:28:47.30,00:28:49.10
you'd be handing it to me.

00:28:56.30,00:28:58.80
Gee, you think|she knows the system?

00:29:02.20,00:29:04.50
That Kathleen is one|smart cookie.

00:29:04.60,00:29:05.90
She knows we don't find|probable cause,

00:29:05.90,00:29:07.40
we're not getting near her.

00:29:07.40,00:29:09.30
She goes after|the same group twice,

00:29:09.40,00:29:11.00
then stages a random shooting.

00:29:11.00,00:29:13.20
She's either after somebody|in the group...

00:29:13.30,00:29:16.10
Or she's a whack job who enjoys|watching us run around.

00:29:16.10,00:29:18.00
Your mother's a regular|Florence Nightingale, Jane.

00:29:18.10,00:29:21.00
It's a miracle what she did.|Starsky's never looked better.

00:29:21.00,00:29:22.70
Starsky's better?

00:29:22.70,00:29:24.30
You look surprised.

00:29:24.40,00:29:26.70
Me? No.

00:29:26.80,00:29:30.40
<i>Yeah, she does have|a healer's touch.</i>

00:29:30.40,00:29:32.40
Yum.|What are we eating now?

00:29:32.40,00:29:35.00
What is that,|dirt-covered styrofoam?

00:29:35.00,00:29:37.20
Oh, low-carb,|gluten-free, high-fiber.

00:29:37.20,00:29:39.40
Ew. No, thank you.

00:29:39.50,00:29:41.00
<i>Why are we so fancy?</i>

00:29:41.00,00:29:43.90
I am going to my mother's|gallery opening.

00:29:43.90,00:29:45.40
Wow.|She gonna put you on the list?

00:29:45.40,00:29:47.10
We can get in.

00:29:47.20,00:29:49.00
Who's "we"?

00:29:49.00,00:29:51.40
Oh. How long have you|been eating these?

00:29:51.50,00:29:52.60
Couple weeks.

00:29:52.60,00:29:54.70
Part of my whole|new health regime.

00:29:56.50,00:29:58.00
It's not a heart attack,|sergeant.

00:29:58.00,00:29:59.40
- What?|- What?

00:29:59.40,00:30:00.90
It's gas.

00:30:01.00,00:30:05.00
Given the fiber content,|I imagine quite a lot.

00:30:05.00,00:30:08.10
He's been making|enough to float the Hindenburg.

00:30:09.00,00:30:11.50
Hydrogen gas was unfairly blamed for that.

00:30:11.60,00:30:13.00
Human gas is actually|a mixture --

00:30:13.00,00:30:15.20
hydrogen, carbon dioxide,|methane.

00:30:15.30,00:30:18.40
Most people produce|about a half a liter a day.

00:30:18.40,00:30:20.60
Well, exactly how much fart gas

00:30:20.60,00:30:22.60
is Korsak making?

00:30:22.60,00:30:24.70
Probably twice that amount.

00:30:24.80,00:30:27.50
Okay, would you rather|I had a heart attack?

00:30:27.60,00:30:29.40
Just stay away|from those crackers and beans,

00:30:29.40,00:30:31.50
and you'll be fine.

00:30:32.70,00:30:35.30
I was hoping you would go|to the installation with me.

00:30:35.40,00:30:38.70
Oh...God, Maura,|I-I wish I could,

00:30:38.70,00:30:40.90
but...No.

00:30:40.90,00:30:42.50
<i>She --|she loves modern art.</i>

00:30:42.50,00:30:45.10
You know what, Jane?|We got this.

00:30:45.10,00:30:46.20
You go.

00:30:46.20,00:30:47.60
Yeah, go.

00:30:47.60,00:30:49.60
We know how much you like|these fresh ideas

00:30:49.60,00:30:52.10
and crazy colors|and cubes and things.

00:30:52.20,00:30:54.40
Oh, I'm so glad you've opened|your mind to it.

00:30:54.50,00:30:55.70
Yeah.

00:30:55.70,00:30:57.60
You two have fun, now.

00:30:57.60,00:30:59.90
Thanks, guys.

00:31:09.50,00:31:13.20
How did Starsky make|such a miraculous recovery?

00:31:13.20,00:31:16.50
Luckily, the pet store|carries parakeets.

00:31:26.90,00:31:28.40
I'm sorry.|This is a private gathering.

00:31:28.50,00:31:30.50
Oh. This is|Dr. Maura I sles.

00:31:30.60,00:31:32.10
She's the artist's daughter.

00:31:32.40,00:31:34.00
Yeah.

00:31:34.10,00:31:36.20
Really?

00:31:36.30,00:31:38.80
She couldn't even be bothered|to put you on the list?

00:31:38.90,00:31:40.90
She was busy.|She said she'd try.

00:31:41.10,00:31:42.30
Yeah.|I don't see you.

00:31:42.40,00:31:45.40
You see me now?|Detective Jane Rizzoli.

00:31:45.40,00:31:47.00
Yeah. Go ahead.

00:31:53.50,00:31:57.80
Hanging water bottles is art?

00:31:57.80,00:31:59.80
It's an iconic representation|of the deconstruction

00:31:59.90,00:32:03.00
of our food chain|as a symbol of neo-urbanity.

00:32:03.00,00:32:04.90
<i>I could do that.</i>

00:32:04.90,00:32:07.00
Yes, but then|it wouldn't be art.

00:32:07.00,00:32:10.20
Hello, darling.|You made it.

00:32:11.40,00:32:13.40
Sorry we had to crash.

00:32:13.40,00:32:14.90
Your daughter|wasn't on the list.

00:32:14.90,00:32:16.60
Oh, sorry. Sorry.

00:32:16.60,00:32:18.60
Mother, it's exquisite.

00:32:18.60,00:32:21.90
It's both witty|and full of pathos.

00:32:21.90,00:32:24.10
It is, isn't it?

00:32:24.10,00:32:26.00
<i>Oh, it is.</i>

00:32:28.00,00:32:31.00
<i>So nice to see you again, Jane.</i>

00:32:31.00,00:32:33.00
You too.

00:32:33.00,00:32:35.60
Maura, would you mind getting us|something to drink?

00:32:35.60,00:32:39.00
I'd love to get to know|your mother better.

00:32:39.00,00:32:41.60
Um, sure.

00:32:41.60,00:32:43.20
Excuse me.

00:32:45.10,00:32:47.10
Nice of you to come.

00:32:47.20,00:32:49.60
Thank you.

00:32:49.60,00:32:53.30
<i>I love your|hanging water bottles.</i>

00:32:53.30,00:32:55.90
They make me feel very guilty,

00:32:55.90,00:32:58.70
<i>and I'll never buy water again.</i>

00:33:00.00,00:33:02.00
I-I can see|why Maura likes you.

00:33:02.00,00:33:04.90
You're direct.|It's kind of refreshing.

00:33:04.90,00:33:08.10
I'm protective.|Maura's my best friend.

00:33:08.20,00:33:11.70
I sense that there's something|you'd like to say to me.

00:33:11.80,00:33:12.90
Yeah. There is.

00:33:12.90,00:33:15.30
I don't like seeing|my best friend hurt.

00:33:15.40,00:33:17.10
<i>You think I hurt her?</i>

00:33:17.10,00:33:20.90
Not staying with her,|canceling dinner,

00:33:20.90,00:33:23.90
"forgetting" to put her on|the list of your installation?

00:33:23.90,00:33:25.90
Yeah, I think that hurts her.

00:33:25.90,00:33:27.90
She's the chief|medical examiner.

00:33:27.90,00:33:29.20
She has her own life.

00:33:29.20,00:33:32.00
You're both out there working|an important case.

00:33:32.00,00:33:33.10
It's all over the news.

00:33:33.20,00:33:35.00
I don't want to be in her way.

00:33:35.00,00:33:37.90
She must know how proud I am of her,

00:33:37.90,00:33:39.20
how much I love her.

00:33:39.20,00:33:42.00
Not really the signals|you're sending.

00:33:42.00,00:33:43.40
It seems to me|like you were too busy

00:33:43.40,00:33:44.90
while she was growing up,

00:33:45.00,00:33:47.60
and now you're blaming her|for being too busy --

00:33:52.40,00:33:55.70
I was --|I was never any good at it.

00:33:55.70,00:33:57.20
At what?

00:33:57.30,00:33:58.90
Being a mother.

00:33:59.00,00:34:02.30
I feel like I just...|I missed so much.

00:34:02.40,00:34:04.00
Why don't you|just tell her that?

00:34:04.10,00:34:07.20
So sorry to interrupt,

00:34:07.30,00:34:09.90
but our patrons are waiting|for your speech.

00:34:12.00,00:34:13.30
Would you excuse me?

00:34:22.80,00:34:24.20
Korsak.|What do you got?

00:34:24.20,00:34:25.80
Found a connection|between the Rev War group

00:34:25.90,00:34:27.10
and Kathleen Dunn.

00:34:27.10,00:34:29.20
She was Cravitz's T.A. at BCU.

00:34:29.30,00:34:30.90
Kathleen Dunn went to BCU?

00:34:30.90,00:34:32.20
Yeah.|On a full ride.

00:34:32.20,00:34:33.80
She dropped out as a freshman

00:34:33.80,00:34:35.40
a month after she filed|a rape charge.

00:34:35.40,00:34:36.80
Anything to it?

00:34:36.80,00:34:38.10
Seems like it.

00:34:38.10,00:34:39.20
Campus police did a rape kit,

00:34:39.20,00:34:40.40
but it was never processed.

00:34:40.50,00:34:42.70
Did she name her rapist?|Yeah. Cravitz.

00:34:42.70,00:34:44.90
All right. Thanks.|I'll be right there.

00:34:46.20,00:34:48.20
Jane, what is it?

00:34:48.30,00:34:50.60
Well, it seems like|18 years ago,

00:34:50.70,00:34:52.70
our suspect claims|that she was raped

00:34:52.70,00:34:54.70
by one of|the Rev War Reenactors.

00:34:54.80,00:34:56.00
Which one?

00:34:56.00,00:34:58.90
Professor Cravitz.

00:35:01.30,00:35:02.70
This is bullshit.

00:35:02.70,00:35:04.10
You better not have|torn apart my house.

00:35:04.10,00:35:07.80
Nobody tore apart your house, Kathleen.

00:35:07.80,00:35:09.80
We did find these, though.

00:35:09.80,00:35:11.80
Valedictorian.|Full scholarship to BCU.

00:35:11.90,00:35:13.10
Everything going for you.

00:35:13.10,00:35:14.70
Until you became|professor Cravitz's intern.

00:35:14.80,00:35:16.20
I didn't do anything.

00:35:16.30,00:35:18.00
You filed a rape charge|against your professor,

00:35:18.10,00:35:20.70
but you didn't pursue it.

00:35:20.70,00:35:23.10
That was a long time ago.

00:35:23.10,00:35:27.90
We have your stepfather's|military records from 1967.

00:35:27.90,00:35:30.10
He was issued an AR-7|Armalite rifle.

00:35:30.10,00:35:33.80
Fires .22-caliber bullets,|same as our shootings.

00:35:33.80,00:35:34.90
Why, Kathleen?

00:35:34.90,00:35:37.20
Why go after Cravitz|18 years later?

00:35:37.30,00:35:39.80
I'm not saying|he didn't deserve it.

00:35:39.80,00:35:41.90
Why try to kill|your rapist now?

00:35:42.00,00:35:44.40
You worried about your house?

00:35:44.40,00:35:46.80
I guarantee we will turn|your life inside --

00:35:46.80,00:35:50.00
I wanted to change history...

00:35:50.10,00:35:52.00
But you can't.

00:35:52.00,00:35:55.00
That man ruined my life.

00:36:01.00,00:36:03.80
Jane!|I got the DNA results back

00:36:03.90,00:36:05.30
from the skin|that we found on the tree.

00:36:05.40,00:36:07.80
Yeah, we just got a full|confession from Kathleen Dunn.

00:36:07.80,00:36:09.50
But the DNA was male.

00:36:11.80,00:36:13.00
You're sure?

00:36:13.00,00:36:15.10
Yes.

00:36:16.20,00:36:17.70
My gut said that was too easy.

00:36:17.70,00:36:18.80
Nobody rolls over that quickly

00:36:18.90,00:36:20.40
unless they're covering|for someone.

00:36:36.20,00:36:38.00
This is not|your brother, Kathleen.

00:36:38.00,00:36:40.80
- Yes, it is.|- Ben is your son.

00:36:40.90,00:36:43.80
He was born nine months|after you reported being raped

00:36:43.80,00:36:45.30
by your professor.

00:36:48.20,00:36:51.00
Ben doesn't know the truth.

00:36:51.00,00:36:52.80
He will never know.

00:36:52.80,00:36:53.90
He knows, Kathleen.

00:36:53.90,00:36:55.20
He knows you're his mother

00:36:55.20,00:36:57.00
and Dwayne Cravitz|is his father,

00:36:57.00,00:36:58.80
and that's why|he tried to kill him

00:36:58.80,00:37:00.40
at the Rev War Reenactment.

00:37:00.40,00:37:02.60
He's smart. Tried to throw us|off the trail at Newbury Street.

00:37:02.70,00:37:04.10
Until he could try again.

00:37:04.10,00:37:05.90
And that's when he fired|at Cravitz

00:37:05.90,00:37:07.10
outside the Irish bar.

00:37:07.20,00:37:09.70
No. No.|Ben has an alibi.

00:37:09.70,00:37:11.20
His friends were throwing him|a going-away party.

00:37:11.20,00:37:12.60
I can prove it.

00:37:12.60,00:37:14.60
You figured out|what Ben was up to --

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<i>you made sure he had an alibi.</i>

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Because you knew|he wouldn't stop

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until he killed his father.

00:37:20.90,00:37:23.00
And that's why you were gonna|do it for him.

00:37:24.80,00:37:28.20
That was you outside|the Irish bar, wasn't it?

00:37:28.20,00:37:29.80
Yes.

00:37:29.90,00:37:32.20
<i>Yes, it was me.|It was all me.</i>

00:37:32.20,00:37:33.80
Where is he?|Where's Ben?

00:37:33.80,00:37:35.70
This is all my fault.

00:37:35.70,00:37:37.20
I should never have told him.

00:37:37.20,00:37:39.80
But he kept asking me questions|about his father,

00:37:39.80,00:37:42.30
and I thought he was old enough|to know the truth.

00:37:42.30,00:37:45.40
How do you tell a child|his father is a rapist?

00:37:45.40,00:37:51.60
Please.

00:37:51.60,00:37:53.00
It wasn't him.

00:37:53.10,00:37:55.90
He didn't do it.

00:37:55.90,00:37:58.30
I did. Just...

00:37:58.30,00:38:00.90
He's on his way|to a better life.

00:38:00.90,00:38:02.70
He's going to college.

00:38:02.70,00:38:04.20
Where is he, Kathleen?

00:38:07.10,00:38:09.90
He's gone.

00:38:09.90,00:38:11.90
I took him to the airport|this morning.

00:38:13.00,00:38:16.60
What do you want to bet|Ben didn't get on that plane?

00:38:16.60,00:38:19.20
Hmm?

00:38:22.80,00:38:25.10
Greetings, fair citizens,

00:38:25.20,00:38:28.80
and welcome to our monthly|Town Hall meeting.

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As you know,|the colonists were angry

00:38:32.70,00:38:35.00
about the writs of assistance,

00:38:35.00,00:38:38.20
which they argued|violated natural rights

00:38:38.20,00:38:41.10
described by John Locke|during the enlightenment.

00:38:43.20,00:38:45.30
Do you have a question,|young lad?

00:38:45.40,00:38:47.40
Yes. What about my mother's rights?

00:38:47.40,00:38:49.20
She was your student...

00:38:49.20,00:38:50.80
And you raped her!

00:38:50.80,00:38:52.80
Hey, Ben?

00:38:52.80,00:38:54.80
Hey. Put it down.|All right?

00:38:54.80,00:38:56.60
Come on. Don't do this.|Think about your mother.

00:38:56.70,00:38:57.90
Hasn't she suffered enough?

00:38:58.00,00:38:59.90
Get away from me!|Wait a minute.

00:39:00.00,00:39:02.20
Listen to me, okay?|I can help you.

00:39:02.20,00:39:03.90
All right?|I can talk to the D.A.

00:39:03.90,00:39:05.50
I can tell him|it was an accident.

00:39:05.60,00:39:06.80
You didn't mean|to hurt those people.

00:39:06.90,00:39:08.90
- It won't make a difference.|- It will.

00:39:08.90,00:39:11.10
It will, Ben.

00:39:11.10,00:39:12.30
Okay?|The truth will come out.

00:39:12.40,00:39:15.00
Let this man live|with what he did

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for the rest of his life.

00:39:16.80,00:39:19.10
No!|No! Please!

00:39:19.20,00:39:21.80
Please let me shoot him!

00:39:21.90,00:39:23.40
You don't understand|what he did to my mother.

00:39:25.00,00:39:26.80
All right, Ben.

00:39:26.80,00:39:29.00
No. No.

00:39:34.10,00:39:37.00
You cannot believe|how healthy Starsky is.

00:39:37.00,00:39:39.00
<i>Yeah, didn't you find he had|more turquoise feathers</i>

00:39:39.00,00:39:40.40
after he recovered?

00:39:40.40,00:39:42.30
Ow!

00:39:43.80,00:39:45.20
What's the matter?

00:39:45.20,00:39:47.00
Gas...Pains.

00:39:47.00,00:39:48.40
- Really?|- Mm.

00:39:48.40,00:39:50.70
Wow. My mother's here.

00:39:50.80,00:39:53.20
I thought she was in Paris.

00:39:53.20,00:39:55.40
She forgot to say goodbye.

00:39:57.70,00:39:59.10
May I join you?

00:39:59.20,00:40:00.80
Mother.

00:40:00.80,00:40:02.40
What a lovely surprise.

00:40:02.50,00:40:04.20
Hello, darling.

00:40:04.20,00:40:06.60
I couldn't go without seeing you|one more time.

00:40:08.10,00:40:11.20
- Sit.|- Um, here...

00:40:11.20,00:40:14.20
<i>Oh, don't worry.|I'm not that fussy.</i>

00:40:16.00,00:40:18.60
- Here.|- Oh.

00:40:21.20,00:40:22.90
Strange. Wonder where Maura gets it.

00:40:22.90,00:40:25.20
You like greasy hamburgers?

00:40:25.20,00:40:28.60
<i>Actually, I'd love a hamburger.|It's been years.</i>

00:40:28.70,00:40:31.30
Oh, good, 'cause this place has|some really good ones

00:40:31.30,00:40:33.20
after the health department|shut it down.

00:40:33.20,00:40:34.70
The health department?|Mm-hmm.

00:40:34.70,00:40:35.90
Mom, it's a joke.

00:40:36.00,00:40:38.30
She likes to kid.

00:40:38.30,00:40:40.10
Milkshake.

00:40:40.10,00:40:42.40
I haven't had one for ages.

00:40:42.40,00:40:44.80
Oh, God, I love them.

00:40:44.90,00:40:47.80
- Really? I-I didn't know that.|- No?

00:40:47.80,00:40:50.10
I-I would like one.|Strawberry.

00:40:50.10,00:40:51.30
Since when do you like|milkshakes?

00:40:51.30,00:40:52.70
<i>Since now.</i>

00:40:52.80,00:40:55.40
All right.|I'm having a beer.

00:40:55.40,00:40:57.20
A beer milkshake?

00:40:57.20,00:40:59.40
Yes. Uh, yes.

00:40:59.40,00:41:00.90
A beer milkshake.

00:41:00.90,00:41:03.10
It's what all the mooks|here in Boston drink.

00:41:03.20,00:41:04.60
Okay. She's kidding.|She's kidding.

00:41:04.60,00:41:05.60
It's another joke.

00:41:05.60,00:41:07.80
Oh. Oh.

00:41:07.80,00:41:10.30
Well, I can certainly see|the family resemblance.

00:41:10.40,00:41:13.20
Well, I can see|the family resemblance, too.

00:41:13.20,00:41:14.80
You do?

00:41:14.90,00:41:17.10
Yes, the two of you|are so much alike.

00:41:18.50,00:41:19.40
- What is it?|- What is it?

00:41:19.40,00:41:21.10
- Nothing.|- Nothing.

00:41:21.10,00:41:23.00
You want a peanut?

00:41:23.10,00:41:24.30
They're really good.

00:41:24.30,00:41:25.80
Thank you.

00:41:25.80,00:41:27.40
Have someone come by|and shell them for you.