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I'm just imagining how cluttered that desk of yours must be now, now that you're the boss.
Oh! Interim boss. It's your desk. Although I wish you could've seen their faces when I moved a few things in there. It was like I had just taken over Joe DiMaggio's locker.
(Both chuckle)
It was... but we both know I'm just keeping the seat warm for you until you come back.
I'm not coming back, Jo.
Hey, Jo.
Yeah?
Measure twice, cut once.
I know. I know. Look at everything again... every report, every crime scene photo. Answer's in there somewhere.
That ring around the blood spot is called skeletonization.
Why don't they just call it a ring?
Okay, that's it. Forget it. I give up.
Sorry, it would be much more interesting if you guys used smaller words.
(Soon after the Word Trade Center collapsed, Flack and Danny stumble upon each other)
Hey, buddy, you can't go down there.
It's okay, I'm on the job.
What's your name?
Messer. Danny Messer.
Listen to me, Messer. You don't need to go down...
No, I got to get down there and help!
Listen to me, Messer. They're all gone!
I want to go help these people!
They're all gone.
You lost your wife, I lost my son. It is what it is. There is no good way to let go of that.
We were both down there on that pile, Joe. Digging, searching, hoping. When we first met, I remember you telling me how moved you were at seeing some of the same faces, day in and day out, down there at the site. Everybody coming together to pitch in and help out. How inspired you were that so much evil and pain could be channeled into so much good. Celebrate that. Share that. You said you did it for the families. You're one of the families, too, Joe. Don't forget that.
We've known each other for about a year now, Don. I have never told you this, but I think you're one hell of a detective.
Thanks, Jo.
You're welcome.
Jury's still out on you, interim boss.
(Adam is trying to get the tie knot right)
Do you need a hand?
No, I got it. Got it. Just got to...
By the time you're finished, it's gonna be the 20th anniversary.
(About Lindsay) Where's... Adam and, erm... what's-her-name?
Can I tell you something?
Sure. What's up?
I slept through it.
Through what?
9/11. I've actually never told anybody that before. Just... too embarrassed, you know? And everyone always asks me, you know: "Where were you?" And... I would lie.
(About 9/11) I was asleep. You know, I went out the night before with a couple of my buddies, and we had a few too many drinks, and I didn't wake up till after 2:00. And by then, the entire world had changed. The next morning, I got up at 5:00 a.m., and I went down there, and... I stood behind a barricade with these construction workers for, like, 12 hours, you know, until they opened it up and let us clean up the debris.
So you joined the bucket brigade?
Yeah.
Me too.
I thought you were in Montana.
I was when it happened. I watched the whole thing on TV, feeling totally useless, and like I wanted to help, but they weren't letting planes in, obviously. And then I heard that trucks from all over the country were going to New York. So, I jumped on a local fire truck, and I got here a few days after. We might have been on the same line, never even knew it.
For the last four months, it has been my honour and privilege to be a part of something so important and that I am truly proud of. To contribute a little bit to so many who lost so much. These 417 first responders, the portraits of their faces etched in granite and honored here on this Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance, will live in our hearts forever. Ten years have passed since that tragic day. Many of us here have been personally affected and share a loss. And so once more, we pause and we pray, and we will continue to do so as each anniversary passes. In helping to finish this memorial, I've met some truly remarkable people. And we've had the opportunity to meet with many of you who generously shared your thoughts and feelings on how best to remember these fallen heroes who demonstrated such unmitigated courage and selflessness. The effort to build this wall of remembrance has been a great blessing, as we attempt to heal our broken hearts. And here today we gather, a people united not only in our grief, but in our resolve to stand together as one family of Americans. God bless these brave souls who served so selflessly. They will never be forgotten.
You want to act stupid? Break the law? Fine, go ahead, do it. Just do us all favor, leave the innocent people out of it.
Excuse me, Officer.
Sergeant.
Sorry, Sergeant. I'm looking for Danny Messer. He's my husband. At least I think he is. I haven't seen him in days.
You trying to break my heart?
(About Miranda Beck) She found the body. Claims that she and the vic left the club she was playing last night and came back to the apartment. Probably thought it was the luckiest night of his life.
Unfortunately, it was also his last.
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