"Previously on "Second Chance"..." "Disgraced sheriff, Jimmy Pritchard, took his own life today." " You're the first to journey all the way back... to get another chance." " I know you." " You're one of those rich computer twins." " Otto re-coded your white blood cells to fight the cancer in my blood." " You brought me back to save you?" " He's stronger than predicted." " Why does he think he's my father?" " Because he is." " He should never have called you an idiot, your dad." " You just try to see the best in people." " I saw the best in my dad, even if he didn't see it in himself." " You know, I'm glad you're here." " My dad's done so much by himself." " He really needs you." " Can you just promise me you're here to help him?" " I'm not a monkey that jumps every time you say "solve a puzzle."" "_" "_" " Otto!" " I just want to know... what you said to me then..." "I will always be here with you, Otto." "... is it still true?" " I'm looking right at them." " Six, right out on the street this time." " Reese and his Jalisco brothers won this round." " Chan is M.I.A." "This turf war is escalating." " Hey." " Hey." " These six were Chan Lee's bodyguards." " Lee entered the Seattle heroin market just a month ago." " D.C.'s leaning on me to clean this mess up." " The doctor wants some good news, so I want you to work this until you can get me some." " Father and son on their way home." " Wrong place, wrong time." " No, please!" " No!" " Tragedy struck today in this working-class West Seattle neighborhood as a drug war exploded in a violent shootout." " Local police along with FBI are trying to find out exactly who's behind this spike in drug violence over the last six weeks." " It is believed to be a dispute between rival gangs competing over the local heroin market." " Duval." " Duval, I know you can hear me." " Duval." " How many times do I have to tell you?" " Stop using that Lookinglass tech to make my phone answer your calls." " This is important." " I'm in the middle of a drug-fueled gang war trying to figure out who's putting all this heroin on my streets." " I think I did." " Did what?" " Put all the heroin on your streets." " Just meet me at Peng's." " Not until you tell me what this is about." " What did we tell you?" " You should've stayed out of Seattle." " You want turkey or roast beef?" " Roast beef." " You've got one minute, starting now." " Duval, sit down, please." " 1990, there's a flood of heroin on the streets." " Worse than now... more blood, more drugs." " Guy running it was a guy named Ray Carson." " I remember that." " You rolled up his operation." " Put a dozen of his guys behind bars, but Carson got away." " He didn't get away, but I'll get to that." " Now, before it all went down, I had a C.I." "Ray's girlfriend, Joan Solodar." "  Joan Solodar from Solodar Motors?" "  Yeah." " Who sponsored Little League teams and school fairs?" " She was your C.I.?" " That's who she is now." " Back then, I saw a good girl in a bad situation." " I was gonna stop the drug war and get her out." " One night, she calls me, says Ray found out she was working for me, started beating her." " She shot him." " He knew it, Jimmy." " He knew I was working for you." " Official story was that Ray got away." " You covered up a homicide." " I rolled up the biggest drug source in Seattle." " I gave a young woman a new life." " She swore to me she'd go straight." " For 20 years, I believed her." " I watched her build her business, raise her profile in the community." " What happened after 20 years?" " I won big in a high-stakes poker game." " We played all night." " I hit every hand." " Cory just kept losing." " Cory?" " This Harvard M.B.A. hotshot." " Works in an accounting firm uptown." " I'm little short, Jimmy, again." " I'm on a losing streak." " I don't know what's wrong with me." " All that crap you're putting up your nose." " You know what, Cory?" " You can't play here anymore." " I got to tell your other games, too." " Please, please." " No, no, come on, please." " Don't cut me off." " I got some information." " All right, maybe it's worth what I owe you." " I know who's behind all the heroin in Seattle." " It's an old girlfriend of yours." " You know, the one who sells cars." " That's a lie." " Listen, my... my firm put me on the account." " I'm the one running the audit." " She's laundering the money through her car dealerships." " She's running smack, Jimmy." " I didn't want to believe him." " So, what did you do?" " Well, as I live and breathe." " Has it been two years already?" " I had a good night at poker, Solly." " Thought I'd pick up my new car early." " Solly." " You know you're the only one who still calls me that?" " We go back." " Yes, we do, Sheriff." " Let's go to my office." " Why'd you close the door, Jimmy?" " I've been hearing things, Joan, about you dealing smack." " Let me see your books." " Show me it's all legal." " Listen, Sheriff... you saved my life back then, and I will never forget that." " I covered up a murder for you!" " You did." " Show me the books, Joan." " You know I can't do that, Sheriff." " Lenny." " Last thing you want is your Fed son finding out about what we did together." " Don't open a door unless you're ready to walk through it." " I must've dialed your number 10 times after that." " I hung up every time." " But I'm telling you now." " Well, I'm glad it only took you coming back from the dead to make you finally see the light." " But you know I need evidence to take to the Bureau, and you never got any." "  I have a plan." "  A plan?" " Yeah." " I go to Joan as a buyer." " Once we have a deal, you come in with the Bureau." " Stop the drugs, stop the killing." " I know her, Duval." " She thinks I'm dead." " She won't see me coming." " That's good." " Really nice work." " Thank you." " Send that to Hong Kong." " Make sure they know this is my town and I'm the only one who sells in it." " Too loud?" " Yeah." " Uh, maybe just... just a little." " Yeah, sorry." " It, uh, it just kept sounding better" " the louder we turned it." "  Mm-hmm." " Garret says that it's meant to be played loud." " Oh." " So..." "You must be garret." " Yeah." " Yeah, this is Garret." " Garret, this is my Aunt Helen." " Nice to meet you, my Aunt Helen." " You can call me Helen." " So, how do you two, uh, know each other?" " Oh, we met at school." " Oh." " You're in high school?" " Uh, no, Garret is 20." " Which is older." " So, in college?" " Taking a gap year." " His band played The Dance." " Garret is a drummer." " Can he stay for dinner?" " Go on home." " Don't open the door unless you're ready to walk through it." " How you doing?" " I'm Lenny." " Cameron Brown." " Came here to buy a car, but if this is your handshake, then I'm not sure we could do business." " Oh, why don't we show you some cars?" " Come on, Lenny." " My granddaughter's got a stronger grip than this." " Your granddaughter?" " Did you..." "Did you just say your granddaughter?" " James, given your current age, remarks about your granddaughter might draw attention to you." " As will breaking that man's hand." " So, why don't you let go of it now?" " Come on, let go of his hand." " No, Lenny, of course not." " How could I possibly have a granddaughter?" " Is that, uh, Joan Solodar over there?" " From the commercials?" "" You can go far in a Solodar car."" " She your boss?" " She's the owner, yes." " I'd like her to sell me the car." " Ms. Solodar doesn't do sales." " She owns the dealership." " Well, no offense, Lenny, but now I've shaken hands with a little girl." " I'd like to make a deal with a real woman." " Alexa, there should be 14 new products at the new production presentation, but I only see 13 new products on this list." " Why was this one removed?" " Mary said she needed it." " Did she say for what?" " No, Otto, she didn't." " If you want your hat, Sheriff... you're gonna have to come and get it." " I think you hurt Lenny's feelings." " I think he'll get over it." " He said you wanted to see me." " I prefer to do business with the boss." " I can understand that." " You're a man who knows what he wants." " I'd like to think so." " That was you selling me, wasn't it?" " You were selling me?" " Yes." " I confess." " This is why I don't do sales anymore." " You gonna send me back to Lenny?" " No." " I'm all yours." " Then come on." " Sell me a car." " The cockpit is designed so you have complete control." " Everything is exactly where you need it to be." " It's tight in the corners, hugs the road." " And for a luxury car, it really wants to go." " Lots of power." " The engine is incredibly responsive." " Just a very light touch and she'll really open up to you." " I was 25 when my dad made that bust." " Newspaper called him a hero." " Not sure the mayor would've given him the key to the city if he knew about Joan Solodar and that body they buried." " Should we take it for a test-drive?" " You know what, actually, I'm looking for something with a little more power." " What did you have in mind?" " Heroin." " I know you supply it." " I sell cars, Mr. Brown." " I'm not looking to step on your business in Seattle." " I've seen what happens to people who do." " I want to expand it into other markets..." "Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah." " They all need a quality product." " $10 million order to start." " As much as I like that number..." "I sell cars." " And I have no idea why you think I did anything else." " Your man over there..." "Lenny." " I did time with his uncle in Pelican Bay." " He told me you sell more than just cars." " Want to check me out?" " Call him." " Mary's never taken a new product before." " It's always something we do together." " Where is Pritchard?" " How's, uh, how's Uncle Jack?" " Almost ready to go." " Okay." " You sure this is gonna work?" " Yes, Agent Pritchard." " All the visual and voice data needed was obtained during the hack of Lenny's last Skype session with his uncle." " No wires." " He's clean." " Please remember your camera's in your contact lens." " So do us all a favor and don't look in the mirror." " This scar come with a story?" " I got it saving his uncle's ass." " Well, why don't we ask him about that?" " Lenny... what are you doing calling me?" " Everything okay with your mom?" " Yeah, everything's fine, Uncle Jack." " It's just this guy here says he knows you." " I have no idea who that is." " Uh..." "I'm just messing with ya." " That's..." "Cameron Brown." " How you doing, Jack?" " Not as good as you." " What's going on?" " I need you to vouch for me." " What the hell's going on?" " That holo-projector isn't even beta tested." " They were supposed to show it at today's meeting." " You took it." " Get him to turn it back on now." " Fix it, please." " It's not on our end." " I don't like this." " You don't come to the meeting, then you let him use that?" " I know you don't like helping Pritchard, but I do." " We can't go in two directions, Mary." " If we go in two directions, we will pull apart." " You need to turn it back on now." " My dad is out there with a gun to his head." " You are gonna turn this back on now, or I am coming down there and I'm gonna put a gun to yours." " Sorry about that." " Connection here is crap." " I only got a couple of seconds, but..." "I'd trust that man with my life." " So, we all good?" " We doing business?" " It's time for you to leave, Mr. Brown." " We'll be in touch." " Lenny, show him out." " And then come to bed." " Did she when she'd call?" " I mean, did you sell her on the deal or not?" " You were watching." " Yeah, I was." " But I can't tell." " Unlike you, I don't know her, know her "moves."" " Maybe you two can throw that ball around outside." " I did like the part where you said you'd trust me with your life." " Me?" " No, that was Uncle Jack." " Maybe you two can throw that ball around outside." " Mr. Brown." " Joan." " If you can prove funds," "I think I have something to sell you." " Joan Solodar was your father's C.I.?" " For the record, Duval didn't know that." " Dad only told that to me." " Because he's the good son and you're the bad son." " It's what makes me such a good C.I." "I'm telling you, she's the money behind the Jalisco brothers." " You're asking me to go after Joan Solodar, a clean record, taxpaying local businesswoman, based on the word of a corrupt, disgraced sheriff?" " Yes, ma'am, we are." " I am." " My father may have been all those things, but whatever he did, he did it for the good of this city." " If he says she's the one behind that heroin, then we need to act on it." " You want to stop these drugs." " No, I don't need you to tell me what I want, so close up while I think." " Okay." " I'll get Legal to okay the buy money." " You go back to Joan and set the meet." " You won't regret this." " Said the bad son." " Where are you meeting her?" " Her place." " She's very beautiful." " Mm-hmm." " Suppose so." " Is that how she fooled you?" " Does Duval know?" " How you felt about her?" " How did I figure it out?" " I'm a woman." " I can tell these things." " You should tell Duval." " Mr. Brown," "Ms. Solodar's expecting you." " Go right up to the penthouse." " Hm?" " How you doing, fellas?" " I know you?" " 100 grand." " Good faith." " Rest when we make a deal." " What you want comes from Mexico." " We import it." " We wanted to see your face so that you understand that you're in business with us now, too." " Things go well, you don't see us again." " Things go badly, you'll see us once more." " That was Reese." " Put a tail on him, now." " That was smart." " Joan Solodar wasn't in the elevator." " They didn't say her name." " Nothing to put this on her." " I hope you had a pleasant ride up." " I met some interesting people in the elevator." " Isn't that what we have to embrace in life?" " Unexpected meetings with interesting people." " What would your Little League team think about you hanging out with these cartel hard boys?" " What do you think of me?" " I think you're a badass, Solly." " Solly was a nickname I used a long time ago." " Solodar was a mouthful." " And the last person to call me that died a while back." " You said your C.I. just met her?" " Yeah, why?" " Because the way they talk, it kind of seems like he's doing her." " Seem like that to you?" " Like he's getting that?" " That is a worrisome piece of trivia to know about me, Mr. Brown." " Should I be worried?" " I do my homework." " A deal this big, I want to know everything about a person." " So, what do you know about me?" " I know this business used to be Ray Carson's." " And now it belongs to you." " I know you run it better than Ray did." " I know that you keep Lenny around for fun." " You never let him get close." " I know if you keep heading that way... you're gonna be old and alone, Ms. Solodar." " I'm gonna give you an address, and you meet me there in three hours with the cash." " Oh, and please call me Solly." " Makes me feel young." " The building where she wants to make the deal is three blocks off the harbor." " The coast guard will cover the water for us." " We'll have one chopper in the air at a standoff position, and S.W.A.T. on the ground." " Ma'am." " Got a report of shots fired at Solodar Motors." " Solly." " What about it?" " I slipped." " Called her a nickname I shouldn't have known, and I thought I covered, but she made me when I called her Solly." " Why weren't you supposed to know that name?" " I thought I covered." " Lenny was laundering money through the dealership... drug money." " And when he found out that I knew, he..." "He tried to kill me." " He came at me." " You stay here." " Duval, listen." " She killed Lenny to get herself cleared, just like she did with Ray." " She did it again." " The money was laundered through the car dealerships, which, as you can see from these corporate records, are in Lenny Wahl's name." " When my client discovered this..." "I confronted Lenny." " It was stupid, I know." " I should've just gone to the cops, but I was so mad." " And then he beat me." " The EMTs on scene documented the bruising on my client's body." " We're prepared to fully cooperate with this investigation." " Excuse me for a moment." " Something's going around in my head that's been bugging me." " I thought it was that you knew her nickname." " But it's not that you knew it." " It was the way you said it to her, and what you said about her." " You were gonna save her!" " Five months, day and night." " I had to move back to the house because Mom couldn't take it." " That's when she started taking those pills." " Do you know that?" " That..." "One, there are a lot of things about me and your mother that you don't know." " Two is keep your voice down." " People are listening to you accuse me of things your father did." " Yeah." " Come on, come on, do it!" " Do it!" " Excuse me." " What the hell was that about?" " Family stuff." " What about her?" " She made your C.I. She walks." " Hello?" " Hey, uh, it's Helen." " Now's not a good time, Helen." " I think something might be wrong with Gracie." " She's been staying with me while Duval's been working on the big heroin case." " I came home, she's supposed to be here, she's not, and she's been seeing this guy." " And I didn't tell Duval because I didn't want to worry him, and she's not answering her phone." " S-slow down." " And then there's this, um, vent that was open, and... and there's this cookie tin inside, and..." "I mean, the guy's a drummer, but why worry Duval with that, right?" "  'Cause he just does so much." "  Helen, the cookie tin, is there anything in it?" " It's, um..." "It's... it's empty." " But, um..." "God." " It's got a funky smell, though." " Yeah." " Gunpowder." " Okay, that's enough." " It's getting late." " Just a few more." " Have another beer, Gracie-loo-hoo, while I reload." " Okay, why don't you give me the gun now?" " It's cool." " How'd you know about this place, anyway?" " Her grandfather took her here." " He trusted her with what was in that air vent, and he took her down here to teach her how to shoot." " It was their secret." " But he told you, I guess." " What are you doing here?" " Come take you home." " Let's go." " She's with me." " Aah!" " Car keys, now!" " And if I catch you hanging around Gracie again," "I'm gonna snap your fingers off, drummer boy." " Gracie, let's go." " No." " How many of these you had?" " None of your business." " Look, I can take care of myself, okay?" " Yeah?" " Well, you're still a kid and you shouldn't have to." " Put me down!" " Where'd you find her?" " I'll let her tell you that." " But, Duval, she's taking care of you the way you took care of your mother." " Maybe Gracie just needs to be Gracie." " You're giving me parenting advice?" " That's rich." " Do I even need to remind you that Joan Solodar walked out of the FBI with no charges filed?" " You remember Joan, right?" " Joan Solodar?" " Didn't Daddy used to buy his cars from her?" " Mm-hmm." " Sorry, Helen." " Can we talk in private?" " Look, if you want to hate me for what I did, join the damn club." " Joan Solodar is still out there." "  Shut up." " " Shut up"?" " I don't want to hear you say, that we can still get her, that you know her better than anyone." " I can still be mad at you all I want, but you have a plan to put her behind bars." " That's what you were gonna say, wasn't it?" " Wasn't it?" " Well, I was gonna start with "I'm sorry."" " Then I was gonna get to all that other stuff." " But, Duval, we can still get her." " You remember Cory, the accountant." " Hey, you said there was gonna be a poker game." " Where the hell is it?" " I said if you liked poker, you should come down here." " I never said there was gonna be a game." " Cory." " Didn't he tell you to stay away from the coke and cards?" " Who are you?" " How do you know that?" " The same way we know Joan Solodar lost a lot of money making it look like Lenny ran her drug business." " But she has more money, doesn't she?" " And you know where it is." " Hey, we need to talk about the money." " The usual place." " Okay, thank you." " I'll be right over." " Otto, I need a surveillance system for an area that's too heavily wooded for a drone." " With the biometrics?" "  For what you're doing with Pritchard?" "  Yes." " I didn't bring him back so you could help him atone for his past sins." " You brought him back to save my life." " But it's my life, Otto." " I like it out there." " It makes me happy." " Don't you want that?" " It makes you happy because of what you're doing... or who you're doing it with?" " You can't be with him, Mary." " He's our experiment." " You know that." " Arthur?" " Yes, Otto." " We need to start a search for a new donor with the same precursor as Pritchard's." " But, Otto, as a donor," "Mr. Pritchard is performing perfectly." " I know." " Mary's cancer is in remission, but ongoing therapy is still required." " Just find another donor like I told you to." " Other than the donor you already know about?" " If Joan takes Duval's bait, then we have her." " She really did a number on you." " I did a number on me all by myself." " You sure that thing will work?" " It's a genuine Lookinglass product." " It tracks the heartbeats of anyone out there." " Right now, it's reading three." " I thought you were coming alone." " So, you're the son?" " Jimmy's golden boy?" " Oh, yeah, I heard all about you." " He'd go on and on." " It's been a long time since I've had my hands on a Pritchard." " You know, your dad had that anger in him that made bedtime real special." " Am I feeling some of that in you?" " No wires." " You're gonna hear a lot worse about me before we're done here." " You were a different person then." " Maybe." " But I'm still on the hook for what I've done, aren't I?" " You, go first." " Speak quickly." " If the FBI knows about the money I shielded for you, they know everything wasn't in Lenny's name." " The FBI doesn't know anything." " He's out here without official cover." " God, Cory, you really are a bad poker player." " He bluffed you, and you told him." " So, what do you want?" " I know you fooled my father into setting you up in business, and he ruined my mother's life doing it." " I want you to pay me for that." " I made a calculation..." "five months, day and night." " I put a dollar amount for every hour of those days he didn't come home." " You're gonna pay me for that." " And what if I don't?" " Then I bring him back to the FBI." " If she goes for it, you got her." " You were, what, 25 when he worked that case?" " And you had to move back home because it took a toll on your mommy." " Yeah, I know about that, too." " Why would she turn her back on them?" " Three more heartbeats, 20 yards away." " Your dad called her, though, on those nights he wasn't gonna get home." " He made those calls from my bed." " You're not like him." " You're soft." " Or good." " What's the difference?" " I'm not like him." " He was stupid to let you use him." " I just want to get paid." " Last chance." " You want to be bad?" " You want to be like your father?" " Make that go away." " Where do you think you're going?" " I'm gonna walk a little ways over here and put the two of you in the ground where I put Ray after I killed him." " I can't find the other two men." " Where are the heartbeats coming from?" " You think it's easy being a woman in the drug business?" " I built this business up." " I earned this money." " And no Pritchard, living or dead, is gonna take that away from me." " How you doing, Solly?" " Where do you think you're going?" " I'm gonna walk a little ways over here and put the two of you in the ground where I put Ray after I killed him." " You think it's easy being a woman in the drug business?" " I built this business up." " I earned that money." " And no Pritchard, living or dead, is gonna take that away from me." " Who are you, really?" " Tell me." " Don't open a door unless you're ready to walk through it." " Got a question for you." " Shoot." " Why'd you do it?" " I was about your age." " My youth was behind me." " I could see what was coming." " She was young." " She... she made me feel young." " And I made a mess of things." " Yeah." " You did." " I'm trying to fix things now." " I'd like to believe you are." " What... what... what do you mean you'd "like" to believe me?" " Duval, didn't you see what we just did here?" " No, I don't want to hear you'd "like" to believe me." " You better believe me!" " Life is messy, Gracie." " That's what I told her." " But we do the best we can, and... we forgive each other when we come up short." " Okay?" " Yeah." " Okay." " And you know you can't see that boy anymore." " What?" " You can't see him anymore." " No, you can't tell me who I can see." " Wait." " Gracie..." "Gracie, come back here." "  Gracie!" "  No, you can't tell me what to do!" " Honey, I'm trying..." "Arthur, what's the status on the replacement for Pritchard?" " There is no need to replace Mr. Pritchard." " Mary has the results, but I was verifying the numbers before informing you." " Informing me of what?" " Mary?" " What... what's wrong?" " What happened?" " Nothing's wrong." " It's just that, um... your blood... it worked." " I'm cured." " Cured?" " Her system is clear of cancer." " There is no need for further treatment." " May I ask what will we do with Mr. Pritchard?" " He'll be leaving."