MacGyver (2016) s03e14 Episode Script

1 NEWSMAN: We have just received word.
Authorities are confirming 81 dead in the recent explosion at the Budapest consulate.
Dozens of victims have been taken to nearby hospitals for medical treatment.
Hey, man, I got here as soon as I could.
What's going on? They got it wrong.
- The attack? - Yeah.
Th-They're claiming it was a terrorist attack, but I'm telling you, man, they got it wrong.
It's Tiberius Kovac.
Tiberius Kovac.
He was behind the bombings in Croatia.
- I thought he was dead, though.
- Yeah, so did I.
My Delta unit tracked him down for 12 years.
He's a bad dude, man, the worst of the worst.
I thought I killed him.
But you never found the body, right? Yeah, a-and then check this out.
Then somebody sends me this photo.
Well, yeah, that's definitely Tiberius Kovac, but where'd - you get that from? - I don't know.
A-At first, I-I thought somebody was messing with me, sending me a photo from ten years ago.
And then I find out somebody in-country sent this, confirming Kovac is alive.
This photo's from a few days ago, man.
- This is recent? - Yeah.
So he's still alive? But I-I still don't understand what this is about.
Okay, okay.
The U.
S.
government has actionable intel that Kovac has been planning terrorist attacks against Europe and the United States.
They're putting together a task force to hunt him down.
It's the biggest operation since 9/11.
And they want you to be a part of it.
They want me to lead the hunt.
I report for duty in 48 hours.
All right.
Get me on the task force.
- No.
- Come on, get the Phoenix on this.
No, no, hoss, I'm sorry.
I-I can't do that.
It's above my head.
This is a lean operation.
Every country is hand-picking their own operatives who's already been on the hunt for Kovac.
They want, they want people that have already dealt with this guy, you know what I mean? And hear me out on this, I really need you here.
The Phoenix needs you.
Yeah, no, I, I hear you.
It's just kind of hard to imagine you not being around.
What did the others say? I haven't really told them yet.
I-I wanted to tell you first.
Oh, you invited me here To say goodbye to a good friend.
[TIRES SCREECHING.]
Matilda Webber.
I hope that your trip was comfortable.
Four hours in an SUV with bad shocks and no air-conditioning.
What do you think? And you may want to spring for some deodorant for your boys.
The one to my left was a little ripe.
- Apologies.
- Save it.
Why am I here? I need a favor.
And why would I do you a favor? Get out.
Because of what you'll get in return.
I'm listening.
I want you to provide me safe passage into the U.
S.
so that I may attend my daughter's wedding.
Alonzo, you're the head of a massive criminal operation.
You've been on Interpol's most wanted list for the last seven years, the FBI's for five.
What could you possibly give up that would be worth the risk of letting you back into the States? Me.
I see that you're skeptical.
I get it.
I would be, too, if I was in your shoes.
But I'm serious.
I'm tired of running.
In the last six months alone, I've narrowly escaped an assassin's bullet twice.
It's time.
Just you is not enough.
For me to agree to do this, I would need intel on the Puebla cartel, Al Barakat, and the NPO.
You would need to give up all your clients and your whole organization, and I'll make this happen.
But short of that? The answer's no.
That won't be a problem.
Do we have a deal? Why me? That's easy.
Out of all the federal agents that I've crossed paths with, I know that you're the only one that would keep her word.
And while that's true, I do need to remind you that I work on behalf of Uncle Sam.
He doesn't negotiate with terrorists.
But would he negotiate with a father that just wants to walk his only daughter down the aisle? So do we have a deal? Hey.
What happened to you guys? Not like you to bail on game night last minute.
You know, Clue with only two people isn't really a challenge.
JACK: Yeah, sorry about that.
The, uh, popcorn button on my microwave was broken, so I had to have Mac come over and take a look at it.
Okay.
That's that's plausible, right? Guys, you know the rules.
No talking about game night at work.
Jack, - do you recognize this guy? - Yeah.
That handsome devil is Alonzo Olvera.
That is correct.
For those of you who are not familiar with Alonzo, he is the head of the Olvera crime family.
Took over the business after his father passed away 17 years ago and is responsible for transforming it from a midsized criminal operation to a worldwide empire.
So he's like an evil Starbucks.
MATTY: If Starbucks sold illegal arms instead of macchiatos, then, yes.
Phoenix has just been given a rare opportunity to put Alonzo behind bars.
Meet Camila Olvera, Alonzo's only child.
12 years ago, Alonzo escaped the U.
S.
to avoid arrest and he left Camila behind.
RILEY: So this guy abandoned his little girl just to avoid lockup? That's harsh.
Perhaps, but leaving Camila behind did allow her the opportunity to grow up outside of the sphere of Alonzo's influence.
As far as our intel indicates, she's had zero involvement with the family business.
Pretty sure he did that on purpose.
Ah, world's greatest dad.
Actually, she might think so.
The two have a very close relationship, which brings me to why we're here.
Little Camila is all grown up, has fallen in love, and is getting married tomorrow night in Pebble Beach.
I'm still not connecting the dots.
How does Camila getting married help us put Alonzo away? Because Daddy Dearest wants to attend his daughter's wedding.
So much so that he's willing to turn himself in, testify against his entire organization, and hand over enough evidence to tear the whole thing down.
JACK: And what has you convinced that this conniving lowlife is just gonna allow himself to be taken into custody after 12 years? No, I think old Lonny-boy's trying to pull a fast one to get back in the country and then bail.
I say no deal.
BOZER: Jack has a point.
I mean, the last thing we want to be responsible for is letting a guy like that loose in the U.
S.
Okay.
Your opinions are all noted.
Noted? Does that mean you've already accepted this guy's proposal? Yes, it does.
Hey, look, your concerns are all valid.
Agreeing to Alonzo's conditions does carry a certain risk.
And what if he decides not to hold up his end of the bargain? - Then this all falls on me.
- Okay.
But pulling Alonzo's whole organization out by the roots is one hell of a reward.
Which is why I'm willing to roll the dice here.
Then, we are with you, Matty.
- What's the plan? - Thank you, Mac.
Alonzo has agreed to turn himself and the hard evidence into our custody the day after the wedding, which, as far as I'm concerned, means he's ours at 12:01 a.
m.
I'm not taking any chances with this guy.
We need to make sure he holds up his end of the bargain.
Sounds like we're crashing a wedding.
[ORGANS PLAYING MENDELSSOHN'S "WEDDING MARCH".]
GUESTS: Aw RILEY: So what's going on, Jack? What do you mean? Well, you never miss game night.
Mac can't stop looking at you.
And you haven't made a joke about ice swans yet.
So what's the problem? - [SCOFFS.]
- [SNIFFLING.]
JACK: Are you kidding me right now? Boze, are you crying? Shut up, Jack.
True love is beautiful.
Oh, is that what you think this is? I think what Jack means is: you're an agent on an official op, Bozer.
Pull yourself together.
Squeeze it.
What? Man, I'm not holding your hand.
The pressure should be enough to distract you from the chemical reaction that's going on in your hippocampus that's making you feel like crying.
Science.
[SIGHS.]
PRIEST: All rise.
Forever can never be long enough for me To feel like I've had long enough with you - Forget the world now - MATTY: Okay, guys.
Eyes on Alonzo from here on out.
But there's one thing left to do Now that the weight has lifted Aw Love has surely shifted my way [SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY.]
Marry Me Today and every day Marry Maybe Alonzo really is here to see his daughter get her happily ever after.
- PRIEST: Please be seated.
- Yeah.
Maybe.
But he's still got several hours to think about a lifetime behind bars.
MATTY: Once the ceremony ends and the reception starts, people are gonna start moving around and things are gonna get chaotic.
If Alonzo's gonna run, it'll be then.
[MOUTH FULL.]
: Excuse me.
Okay, everyone, check in.
North exit's covered.
All clear by the food buffet.
I mean, I mean, the south exit.
BOZER [OVER COMMS.]
: Come on, Jack, it's right in my ear.
Could you finish chewing first? BOZER: All right.
All clear by the east exit.
Hey, here's an idea how about I take one for the team and I just guard this door the rest of the night? MAN: Hey, hey, hey, gorgeous.
Uh-uh.
Don't tell me a pretty girl like you doesn't have a date.
Actually, I do.
His name's popcorn shrimp and he gets really jealous.
Scram.
West exit's full of cheesy sleazeballs.
But no activity.
Target's headed towards the balcony.
I got him.
Don't get any ideas.
I don't remember sending you an invitation.
You didn't.
Well, that answers my question.
Is there no trust between us? I trust that my people will be watching your every move until exactly 12:01 a.
m.
, at which point today becomes tomorrow and you become mine.
I give you my word, I'm turning myself in.
But now, if you'll excuse me, I'd like to spend as much time as I can with my family before I become a permanent guest of the federal government.
[CLEARS THROAT.]
Oh.
Yeah.
[SIGHS.]
Well, when are you gonna tell everyone else? About what? Are you serious? Oh.
After this mission Uh, you can swallow first.
After this mission, I guess.
I figured one last hoorah before I ship out, you know? Man, kind of hard to imagine the Phoenix without you.
Nah, I'll be back before you even miss me, and, hey, Matty let me handpick my replacement to watch your back.
I think you're really gonna like her.
Or kill her, one of the two.
That's oddly specific.
Should I be worried? No, man.
You'll meet her soon enough.
And trust me, there's nobody I'd trust more to watch your back than this woman.
She is really good.
Well, other than me, obviously.
All right, but what about Do me a favor? Will you take this tray of little I don't know Weenie thingies to, uh, Riley? She's really been wanting to try one.
And word to the wise, the grapes got seeds in 'em.
Noted.
Now, watch yourself.
[MAN SINGING IN SPANISH.]
[SIGHS.]
Finally.
I thought Jack was gonna polish off the whole buffet.
So what were you boys talking about? Uh you know guy stuff.
Okay, so you were trying to explain something science-y and Jack's head was about to explode, as usual, right? Yup.
Something like that.
Mm-hmm.
You know, you're a terrible liar.
[SIGHS.]
One of my best qualities.
How we looking? There's no activity.
Seems quiet.
You think he's really here for her, or are we gonna have trouble? Honestly? I don't know.
[STATIC CRACKLING.]
Something's up.
I just lost the hallway in the north exit.
- Can you get it back? - Yeah, I'm working on it.
Someone's locking me out of all the cameras.
Matty, we got a situation.
Who's got eyes on Alonzo? I got him.
He's headed toward the west exit.
I repeat: Alonzo's on the move.
MATTY: Do not lose sight of him.
Yeah, we got him.
He just took a right halfway down the hallway.
Any idea where he's going, Riley? Looks like that goes to the indoor pool.
There's windows in there, Mac.
[GRUNTING.]
- I need backup at the pool ASAP.
- On the way.
You started the party without me? I didn't really have a choice.
Let him go now.
[PHONE DIALING.]
[BOTH GRUNTING.]
Jack, did you see my tackle? I put my shoulder into him just like you taught Mm Mm Shh [DIAL TONE.]
JACK: Bad news, Matty.
One of these guys phoned a friend before Bozer put him down for a nap.
Okay, get this.
No knives.
No guns.
Just zip ties and this bottle of chloroform.
We found the same thing on that guy.
All right, These guys aren't here to kill you.
They're here to kidnap you.
All right, that's it.
I'm shutting this down.
Time to get Alonzo out of here.
All right, I'll get transpo.
Meet you guys outside.
[TIRES SCREECHING.]
[INDISTINCT VOICES APPROACH.]
MAN: Secure the perimeter.
Watch your six.
- Lock it up.
- North unit clear.
South unit clear.
Move out.
Go, go, go.
We're clear.
Scratch that.
I don't think we're going anywhere.
[SINGING IN SPANISH.]
[DOOR BANGS OPEN.]
Listen up.
Party's over.
Everyone along the wall! Hands where I can see them.
You hard of hearing? I see you.
Get up.
Move, move.
Back.
Back against the wall.
- Back! - [GUESTS SCREAMING.]
Hey.
Nice tie.
Everyone, shut up.
If your name isn't Alonzo Olvera, you can relax, we're not here for you.
Keep calm and you may keep your life.
Now, if your name is Alonzo Olvera, I suggest you step forward, make this easy.
Party crashers just took the ballroom searching for Alonzo.
Tell me you have him.
Yep, he's with us.
Do you recognize these men? - No.
- Hey.
Hey! This is no time to be withholding information - there, Alonzo.
- I'm not.
My only child and everyone I love is in that ballroom.
If I knew anything about these men, I would tell you.
BOZER: Well, clearly they know you and that you'd be here tonight.
I got an ID on our pool posse.
They come from a domestic terrorist group called Chronos.
That name ringing any bells there, Lonny? Chronos? Small-time.
Well, they just upped their game, big-time.
Any idea why they'd be after you? We had a deal in the works a few months ago.
They purchased hardware, a lot.
But the shipment was seized by customs.
They blamed me and they wanted their money back.
And I take it you didn't get around to giving them their refund.
Of course not.
That's not how I operate.
The buyer assumes all risk.
I'm always clear on that.
Well, obviously, they didn't like the fine print.
- [CAMILA STRAINING.]
- MACGYVER: Matty, what's going on? Everything okay? These guys just realized Alonzo's not in the ballroom.
[CRYING.]
Camila Olvera, congrats on your big day.
- You look lovely.
Where's Dad? - I don't - Look, this is her wedding day.
- I don't know! [GUESTS GASP.]
You remember when I said I wouldn't hurt anyone? Well, I lied.
So, tell me where your father is before I start really hurting people.
No.
No, no, I-I told you, I don't know! [CRYING.]
: I don't know, please, I don't know.
Then I'll start with your family.
Where's Grandma? Let's get her up here.
CAMILA: No.
I told you.
- I don't know.
Please.
- ¿Abuelita? I don't know.
Please.
Two-man teams.
Floor by floor.
I want him found now! Move! [MASKED MEN SPEAKING SPANISH.]
Help him.
Help him.
MATTY: Mac, ten hostiles just locked the guests in the ballroom to search for Alonzo.
You got to get him and the evidence he's turning over out of this building right now.
All right, time to go.
Wait, wait, wait.
M-My daughter, my family.
Will be much safer when we get you out of here.
Now, where was the evidence you were gonna turn over? On a tablet, locked in a safe.
Suite 811.
Okay, Riley and I will go get the tablet.
- You two, take him.
- Wait, wait.
You'll need me to open the safe.
Why? The safe is biometric.
You need a retinal scan to open it.
What kind of hotel safe requires a retinal scan? The safe is mine.
I brought it as an insurance policy.
I had to make sure that you honor your end of the deal before I turn the tablet over.
Okay.
There's got to be another way into that safe.
Here's an idea.
We take the safe, we throw it off the balcony, and then we pick it up once Alonzo's out of the building.
That will destroy the evidence.
My safe is packed with thermite.
It's rigged to shock and tilt sensors.
Anyone but me tries to open it or move it, that tablet will turn into a puddle of metal and plastic.
Thermite.
I'm out of ideas, Mac.
Okay, Riley and I will go with Alonzo, I'll figure something out.
You two, we have ten hostiles in the area.
Think you can reduce that number? - Yeah, we can handle that.
Let's go.
- All right.
811, let's go.
Nothing here.
All right.
We got two bogeys in the hall.
We got a couple of bogeys, let's turn 'em into birdies.
- Where'd you go? - Found the pro shop, got us a couple weapons.
Figuring we need to keep this nice and quiet.
A putter, Jack, seriously? It's titanium and graphite Light in the hands, bad news for the face.
Remember to keep your left arm straight.
[ELEVATOR BELL DINGS.]
I can't seem to find my key.
Course not.
- Um, any chance we can break it down? - Well, no.
'Cause we'll make too much noise and then draw them to our position.
What is he doing? It's better not to ask.
How is that gonna open the door? Well, how familiar are you with lever arm distance, tangential force, and torque? ALONZO: I'm not sure what any of that means.
RILEY: Uh, it-it means physics is awesome.
- Well said.
- Hey! All right.
Alonzo, go ahead and get the tablet.
Riley, help me with the furniture.
We found Alonzo, suite 811.
Repeat: 811.
- We're on our way.
- Let's go.
[WHOOPS.]
Hole in one.
Okay.
Six down, four to go.
Pretty sure we'll find the rest on the eighth floor.
Hey, hey.
What do you say we switch to guns? - Hey, I like that.
- Yeah.
[CHUCKLES.]
Let's go.
[GRUNTING.]
RILEY: All right, we need an exit.
What about these windows? We're eight floors up.
So, if the windows and the doors are out, - how are we getting out? - [COUGHS.]
[GUNSHOT.]
I got a crazy idea.
Riley, I need toothpaste.
Alonzo, grab me that remote over there.
And, uh, see if there's any chewing gum in the minibar.
Whoa, whatever your plan is, I hope it's worth seven years' bad luck.
I'm only worried about the next seven minutes.
My dad used to say, "If one door closes, make another door.
" When lit, thermite undergoes an exothermic reduction oxidation reaction.
Simply put: It gets really hot.
But you need a way to direct the heat.
Using this mirror, the toothpaste as an adhesive, and the thermite powder from the safe, I can create a makeshift breaching frame.
Wrap some tinfoil around both ends of a battery, use it to light the thermite, and boom.
You've opened another door.
Come on, come on, come on.
[THUDDING.]
MAN: Almost in.
All right, let's go.
[ALONZO COUGHING.]
He's in here somewhere.
Hey, hey.
On my mark, throw that.
- Now.
- [GRUNTS.]
Dude! [MAN SCREAMING.]
[CHUCKLES.]
You never cease to amaze me.
[EXHALES.]
Where's Alonzo? RILEY: He bolted.
And he took the tablet with him.
Come on, let's go.
Hold on, you're telling me that you neutralized the Chronos threat but then you lost Alonzo and the tablet? "Lost" may be a little harsh, more like temporarily misplaced.
He couldn't have gotten far.
You search this floor, I'm gonna head downstairs.
Okay.
You know, Chronos actually did us a favor by locking all the exits.
If there's a silver lining here, it's that we know Alonzo's still in the building.
That doesn't make me feel much better.
I went way out on a limb to make this deal with Alonzo.
- If he burns me - JACK: He won't, Matty.
We're gonna find him.
Mac, we're headed to you now.
Guys.
Found Alonzo.
Excellent.
Keep him where he is.
Well, that shouldn't be a problem; he's dead.
Dead? What do you mean, dead? I mean his heart's not beating and his lungs aren't drawing breath.
[SIGHS.]
It gets worse.
Whoever killed him also stole the tablet.
Hang on, hang on a second now.
I know I'm no math genius, but last time I checked, six plus four is still ten.
Bozer and I took out six goons, Mac and Riley took out four.
That's ten scumbags on ice.
So, if we took them all out, who got to Alonzo? Well, he wasn't stabbed or shot.
Looks like he just fell over dead.
Wait.
What's this right here on his neck? Guys, I don't think this is Chronos.
Not unless they suddenly changed their plan from kidnapping Alonzo to poisoning him.
Wait, what are you saying? Someone else killed him? Someone unaffiliated with the terrorists we took out? That's what it looks like.
MATTY: Okay, guys, listen up.
Our witness is dead and his evidence is missing.
If we want any hope of salvaging this op, we need to find Alonzo's killer and get that tablet back.
How are we supposed to find this mystery murderer? MacGYVER: All right.
First thing we need to do is identify the poison.
Riley, can you get me some laundry detergent? Yeah, yeah.
[ELECTRICITY BUZZES.]
RILEY: Hey.
Does this work? Yeah.
That is perfect.
It's difficult to identify a poison without an actual la, but I might be able to narrow down our options with a few household ingredients.
I just need to mix a few drops of Alonzo's blood with vinegar, baking soda, and a fluorescent agent, shine a UV light on it, and hope for a little luck.
RILEY: Okay.
That's a little weird and unsanitary.
What does this mean? MACGYVER: Blue-green fluorescence under a UV light means he was killed with cyanide.
And how does knowing this help us? Given his weight and how quickly his symptoms progressed, I'd say he was dosed 80 minutes ago, give or take.
Hold on.
That would mean that Alonzo was injected at the reception while we still had eyes on him.
Before Chronos arrived.
But the only people here during that time were guests and staff.
Was Alonzo killed by someone at the wedding? Well, whoever did it, they're still in the building right now.
We just need to keep them here.
Well, that could be a problem.
The guests have already started to notice that our bad guys haven't checked in for a while.
They're getting restless.
[CHAIN RATTLES.]
There's no one out there.
They chained us in and left.
Clear this table off.
We're busting out of here.
MATTY: The bride and groom are mobilizing an escape.
We don't have a lot of time.
[GRUNTING.]
MACGYVER: We need to keep the guests in the ballroom.
If they get out, it's gonna make it a lot harder - to catch our killer.
- MATTY: Might even provide a cover for them to leave the building unnoticed, take the tablet with them.
Yeah, we can't let that happen.
I know how to make the party stay put.
Dare I even ask, Jack? Yeah, it's better if you don't.
Don't worry.
Bozer and I will handle the guests.
- Yeah.
- Fine.
Go do it.
Mac, Riley, go get me back that damn tablet.
MACGYVER: Yes, ma'am.
[OVERLAPPING CHATTER.]
Go, go, go.
Let's go.
JACK: Back! Back! BOZER: Get back, get back, get back.
Get back! [GUESTS SCREAMING.]
Everybody, settle back! Get inside right now! Get back! You want to die today?! - BOZER: Go, go, go! - Get back! JACK: I'm gonna go round up the rest of the stragglers.
[SHOUTS.]
Keep your hands up! Keep 'em up! You, in the blue dress! You look good.
I'm coming up empty in the lobby.
Riley? Hey, guys, I got it right here.
MATTY: Riley, say again.
- You found the tablet? - Yeah, I got it.
The tablet was right here in the game room, on the table.
Wait, it's just sitting on the table? I guess the killer ditched it.
That doesn't sound right.
I'm coming to you.
[ELECTRONIC DISTORTION.]
Riles? Riley? Matty, we got a problem.
[SCREAMS.]
Back to the ballroom, Grandma.
All of you! Now, let's go! Go, go, go.
- Keep your hands up! - JACK: Go, go, go, go, go! Get in there! Let's go! Riley.
MATTY: What's going on, Mac? I need an update.
Yeah, I found her, she's unconscious.
And her pulse is racing.
She's got a fresh puncture mark on her arm.
What? Mac, Mac, are you, uh, are you saying Riley's been poisoned? Yeah.
Whoever attacked Alonzo also got to Riley.
How long does she have? Well, considering she's half his size, not long.
What's going on, Mac? How's she doing? [PANTING.]
: She's barely breathing.
Seriously? Mac, but you can help her, right? Yeah, I just need to gather a few things.
BOZER: Mac, please tell me all that banging means you found everything you need.
I have everything except one thing.
Blood.
Blood? Whose blood? Mine.
BOZER: Do we even want to know what you're doing? Yeah.
The key to making an antidote to a cyanide-based poison lies in the 3-MP amino acid found in the human body, which helps us process natural levels of cyanide found in fruits and vegetables.
Muriatic acid from tile cleaner, sulfur from match heads, hydrogen peroxide, and blood in this case, mine.
Mix everything in a pot, heat it, strain it, and though it seems gross, you've actually made an antidote for cyanide poisoning.
Breathe it in like a nasal spray, and hopefully Riley doesn't die.
Sorry, Riles.
This is gonna suck.
What's happening, Mac? [SPRAYING.]
Talk to us.
[RILEY COUGHING.]
She's okay.
She's okay.
I don't feel so good.
Yeah, it's because you've been poisoned.
The killer used the tablet as a trap, and then they ambushed you.
Did you happen to get a good look at 'em? No, they came up from behind.
Well, whoever they are, they still have the tablet.
MATTY: And they're still in the building.
Riley, is there anything you remember? I saw the tablet on the table, I went to get it.
There was a flash of light.
Pretty sure I was hit by a stun gun.
A stun gun? Guys, I think I know how to unmask our killer.
Jack, Bozer, go separate the wedding party from the rest of the guests.
[GUESTS MURMURING.]
[GUNS CLICKING.]
- Get over there! - You! Over there! [DOOR OPENS.]
CAMILA: Hey, why are we being kept here? [SIGHS.]
I don't know how to tell you this, but your father has been murdered.
[CRYING.]
[GUESTS GASPING.]
MACGYVER: We still don't know who it is.
That's what we're trying to figure out.
That's why you're all still in here.
ABUELA: The building was full of armed men hunting for my son.
You didn't catch even one? Actually, we caught them all, but none of them murdered your son.
- Alonzo was poisoned.
- No.
It was introduced by a puncture wound to his neck, which means that whoever did this, they got close.
It was someone that he trusted.
You think it was someone I invited to my wedding? MATTY: The killer had to have known that Alonzo struck a deal with the U.
S.
government.
Whoever it was had a lot to lose if Alonzo shut down his organization.
My dad made a deal? Yes.
We were gonna take him into custody after your wedding.
But why would he do that? Because he was tired of running, and because he wanted to be here for you, to walk you down the aisle.
S-So someone killed him for wanting to do what's right? Yes, but they didn't just poison Alonzo.
They also poisoned my friend, and that second attack is how we're gonna ID them.
- How? - Well, when Riley was attacked, there was a strange interference on our comm channels which means the killer is using a stun gun.
But they were also carrying a device that reacted to the electrical charge in the stun gun by broadcasting feedback.
Don't have a stun gun on me, but microphones pretty much use the same frequency, so [MICROPHONE DISTORTION.]
[DISTORTION INTENSIFIES.]
[GUESTS MURMURING.]
My grandmother? Is this a joke? It's not.
This medical alert bracelet was what caused the feedback that we heard.
That's a lovely ring.
A poison ring tipped with cyanide.
This is the murder weapon, and this is the murderer.
[GUESTS GASPING, MURMURING.]
CAMILA: Abuela? Please tell me that this isn't true.
Your abuelo and I started this business from nothing.
Why? And I promised him years ago I'd never let anything destroy it.
Even your own son? Especially my own son.
He, of all people, should have known.
Don't you see, mi nieta? This is your abuelo's legacy, and your father was gonna burn it all down.
I think you mean did burn it all down.
Your organization is going to be completely wiped out.
You and everyone in it are going to jail for a very, very long time.
What do you mean, he's recalled? But not for, like, ever, right? Just a few days, maybe a week? MATTY: His assignment is open-ended.
He'll be gone as long as it takes to catch Tiberius Kovac.
Kovac is one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world.
Last time it took years to put him away.
You knew.
He told me a couple days ago.
You weren't gonna say anything? [SIGHS.]
He told me not to.
He didn't want, uh, everyone to be distracted when we were on the mission.
Okay, so when does he leave? JACK: Right now.
Plane's, uh, wheels up in-in 20.
I just wanted to come by and say goodbye to everybody.
Give me some, Boze.
Come on.
You be careful out there, Jack.
I will.
You're a good man.
And, hey, do me a favor and, you know, keep track of my Bruce Willis collection - for me, will you? - I mean, of course, but you know those old VHS tapes aren't worth anything.
They mean a lot to me.
Now that I think on it, they're probably collector's items.
Okay? I'll be sure to keep an eye on them.
Thanks, man.
Yeah.
MATTY: You come back to us, Jack.
That's an order.
Yes, ma'am.
Ri - Why didn't you tell me? - I'm sorry.
I didn't want you to worry.
But if something should happen to me, I want you to know that I love you, honey.
[VOICE BREAKING.]
: Honey, I lo I love you so much and I'm so proud of the woman you've become.
I mean, pretty impressive, yeah? [SNIFFLES.]
You and me, pizza and Skee-Ball when you get back, okay? Yeah, I promise.
I promise.
[BOTH GRUNTING.]
[BOTH LAUGHING.]
Look, I know, uh, uh, it's my turn, but I don't really have a speech prepared.
Why don't you just promise me that you'll stay here at the Phoenix, saving the world one mission at a time, how about that? That I can do.
Promise.
I'll see you on the other side, I guess.
Yeah.
I'm, uh I'm sorry I got to leave like this.
Okay, look, you're hunting down a man who's hurt thousands of innocent people and plans on doing it to more, so you wouldn't really be yourself if you didn't.
You just keep thinking, Butch.
That's what you're good at.