[When part of the skull of the body comes off as Sid and Hawkes trying to handle it slowly]
Uh! Under the circumstances, I suggest we apply the tried-and-true Band-Aid method.
Band-Aid method?
One, two, three... pull!
S7 E6Do Not Pass Go
Honey, what are you doing here?
We have to leave New York. This whole move-to-the-Big-Apple thing is not gonna work.
Oh, honey...
Take all the time you need.
(mouths) Thank you.
I'll give this stupid school another shot.
Thank you. I owe you one.
A new pair of soccer cleats and some shin guards?
That's two (laughs) It's a deal.
I enhanced the tattoo on the radial border of the Vic's upper arm and discovered this, what appears to be a wee little leprechaun holding a... basketball?
Looks like a homemade rendition of, what? The Boston Celtics' mascot?
Oh. Well, not a very good one.
You're liking the voice mail caller for both Craig's murder and Jeremy's disappearance?
At this point, yes.
That doesn't bode well for Jeremy.
Well, being kidnapped by a psychopath seldom does.
Poisoned and left to die. This was personal.
AMrs. Anderson
(to Flack about her son Craig) His first words were Bird and McHale.
Mine were cookie and cake.
Mrs. Anderson... we're going to find the guy who murdered your son.
AMrs. Anderson
That's not going to bring him back, is it? I'm sorry.
It's going to take time.
AMrs. Anderson
I don't know the right way to act around people, what to say to them.
No right way to act. Children aren't supposed to die.
AMrs. Anderson
I would like to see him, Detective.
All due respect, I don't think that's a good idea. That's not how you want to remember him.
AMrs. Anderson
Then, how do I say good-bye?
You don't. Not where it counts.
What is this place?
Transportation Department warehouse.
This is where tired old street signs go to die.
That's a service apron.
You know from experience?
I worked in a burlesque club when I was an undergrad.
As a bartender?
I never said that.
So how'd your negotiation go yesterday?
Negotiation?
Your daughter seems rather determined to vacate New York City.
She can be a stubborn mule like her mama. Seldom shy about what she likes and doesn't like.
Being thrown into the deep end is never easy. It helps to know there are people around that have your back.
Well, Ellie's a tough kid. She's going to be fine.
I wasn't talking about Ellie.
Thank you.
The new voice mail was left using a second prepaid phone and just like numero uno, right, the SIM card was used once and then deactivated.
So Mrs. Harris' mystery caller is dumping phones as he goes.
Sure looks that way. So, I compared the serial numbers on both the cards and guess what?
They were sequential?
Yeah. Perp's not as smart as he thinks. He bought both the phones at the same store at the same time.
He alluded to a final message in the second voice mail.
So to leave it, he'd need a third phone which might still be active.
(right before sending them to a bar in search of a perp) I hope Jo and Flack are thirsty.
All right, I'll start beating the bushes.
Hang on. I might have a less obtrusive way. We do have his telephone number (dials and hands her cell to Flack) It's for you. [The phone rings; Flack notices it belongs to the bartender]
Gotcha. [The bartender realizes what's going on and runs away] Less obtrusive?
Reuben Lewis [to Mac]: A friend asked me to make a call, read a set of instructions. I didn't ask why because I didn't really care.
Do you think you'll care about 25 to life?
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