You threatened my daughter and framed us for murder!
What is this?
It's a miniature cell tower to link up with Martine's phone so we can siphon her data.
BORIS: "Secretary general of Interpol declared a missing person." There were multiple references to a supermax prison in Austria.
HENRY: Jonah Markham?
I think we just found the missing secretary general of Interpol.
-I mean, I almost-- -SOPHIE: With Tony?
I don't know what I was thinking.
I know it doesn't work.
Who knows? You've both changed.
♪ ♪
(indistinct announcement over P.A.)
You good?
I'm good. But we should talk.
-Obviously. -But not here.
If given the choice.
How about you-- you good?
I won't be good till I get my hands on Henry.
As sad as I was a few days ago, that's how much I want to slap-- Are we really doing this?
We should not be stealing a plane.
You got to admit, it's gonna be hilarious.
Not if a certain Interpol agent shows up.
Do we have a 20 on Martine's car?
We do. She is still parked at the church.
Not surprising.
Since we got... her keys.
I lost everything-- my keys, money, phone, ID-- and I need to get to my plane.
You're the director of operations. So can you please...
Yes, Interpol.
Now can I talk to my pilot so I-- Pardon?
What do you mean the plane already took off?
CLAUDETTE: Getting Jonah Markham out is going to be hard. He's being held in the most sophisticated prison in Europe.
Biometric checkpoints, two-tiered keys, magnetic locks.
Every prisoner tagged and accounted for, 24/7.
Never been an escape.
Never been an attempt.
For once, I have no fears, no doubts.
Because, finally, everything that needs doing... will be done with my genius.
Your genius?
In all seriousness, we are about to embark on something extremely dangerous.
So what I want to know is can it get us in? And more importantly, can 9.4 get us out? Or we will be trapped, just like Jonah Markham.
(indistinct announcement over P.A.)
MAN: My new plan to escape is to break my own arm.
Once I'm in the infirmary, I'll pop the biometric keypad by the door and rewire it to accept my DNA.
Pop it with what?
A homemade screwdriver.
Well every doorway has a metal detector. Which is why I made this out of industrial ceramic in the workshop.
It was part of a plate I was able to chemically alter with glaze.
Hard as metal. Undetectable.
Very impressive. But don't.
They just upgraded security in the infirmary.
Now you need two separate sets of DNA to get in or out.
How do you know so much?
You've only been here nine days.
Believe me, I want out as bad as you.
You don't belong here.
Said every prisoner ever. But you never say you're innocent.
You talk about your son, how this is hurting him the worst.
It is. Because at trial, he learned things about me I never told him.
Terrible things. Unforgivable. Which broke his heart and that broke mine. But what put me in this place, I did not do.
And you?
(chuckles)
You wouldn't believe me if I told you.
♪ ♪
I know it's probably a bad time to talk about this, but it's always a bad time.
No, it's actually a good time to talk.
You think so?
Of course.
We're about to do something either brilliant or really idiotic.
One or both of us could potentially, well, you know.
So, if we have something to say, let's just... say it.
You go first.
(sighs)
I thought it was really nice.
-The kiss. -The kiss.
What do you think that was about?
Fear, adrenalin.
Exhaustion.
Panic. Old habits.
Feelings I would do almost anything to run away from.
Me too.
Anything else?
I think that about covers it.
Mm.
I wish there were.
Any excuse to put this off.
I'm not looking forward to doing this, either.
So, deep breaths and, uh... let's get this over with, huh?
CLAUDETTE: The prison's tied into European CCTV, in case there's an escape.
Luckily, we have strolled through this digital neighborhood before.
Na Zdrovie.
"Nasa strovia." Close enough.
(Ziva continues shouting in German) Attagirl.
(extinguisher hissing) (guards continue chattering)
9.4 is in.
CLAUDETTE: Danke schön.
Tow truck's on the way.
It's here.
-(guard speaks indistinctly) -(gate buzzes)
Danke schön.
Am I ready to approach?
Motion detectors are blocked.
Cameras on a loop.
Metal detectors off.
BORIS: Magnetic lock and alarms...
-(gate buzzes) -disabled.
CLAUDETTE: We've created an alternate
False ID tag uploaded. Good to enter.
You are now Erma Stroff, Der Wärterin, tag 7-26.
(keypad chimes)
You didn't give us much warning.
Yeah, well, that's Langley for you.
Better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.
(chuckles) Like they ask permission.
I don't think they've begged forgiveness very much either, huh?
Come in now.
(door buzzes, lock clicks) Is the prisoner ready?
-(door closes) -Where you taking him?
Ah, wish I could tell you.
No guns in population. I know my Elmore Leonard.
(door buzzes, lock clicks)
BORIS: Takes microscopic skin flakes.
You can't get in or out unless it recognizes your DNA.
TONY: Ah, the old
We tried these at a black site a few years ago.
Ryker technique. Interesting.
Everybody looking at them like they're animals in a zoo.
As long as the answers are yes/no there's a 72% chance the truth is the opposite of what they say. So you get the truth, only backward.
We shut it down. Too many variables.
Inside, they use key fobs. Two-tier systems.
Blue, all access. Red, limited.
(door buzzes, lock clicks) Ooh. Magic door.
ZIVA: Hopefully, I'm just an armed abundance of caution and they don't need me to do a thing.
Ziva, you will need to do a thing.
What? What's wrong?
-BORIS: Mean lady. -ZIVA: Martine.
She's here?
Is there.
Ooh.
(coughs softly)
Look, she has no tag.
BORIS: Without tag, we cannot
Tony, Ziva, are you reading this?
Martine is on site and we have no idea where.
Doors.
I'll need a moment alone with the prisoner.
We'll wait outside.
Oh, my God, I don't believe it.
How'd you even find me?
TONY: You'll get a full debrief when we get to Washington, D.C., Mr. Zagreb.
Let's go.
BORIS: Where is she?
Come on, come on.
CLAUDETTE: Boris, check this out.
Henry and Martine did all this?
-Why? -TONY: That is the question.
We think maybe it has to do with your stolen Interpol money that hospital that got malwared, a bunch of self-driving killer cars, a stolen Reigning Fire Peacekeeping Solutions drone, and yes, I know I sound insane.
I'm in a supermax, Tony. Under the name Zagreb.
"Insane" is way off the table.
Tony, Ziva?
The Reigning Fire drone is in the prison.
Wait, wait, wait. Say that again?
Reigning Fire drone-- Is... here.
In the prison.
You got to be kidding me.
I was pretty sure nobody would look for it here. But you and Ziva-- oh, you do surprise.
Voice command override.
Remove Zagreb tag.
Sever CCTV connection.
-(groans) -What?
What is it?
We still have ear comms.
Tony, Ziva, do you copy?
-You all right? -Never better.
Warden, prep a cell.
We've lost all visuals.
Boris, is that you?
Of course it is.
You owe me a python tote.
When you surrender, you'd better hand it back or I'll turn you into my next one.
Claudette, snatch our rat food!
Aah!
God...
No clever quip?
No snappy comeback?
While you guys boost $200 million from your own agency and a hospital then you turn a supermax prison into your own personal Bond villain lair, I'd say the air's already thick with clever.
(sighs) I do have -a message for you, though.
-Mm-hmm?
(grunting)
(gun cocks)
(grunts)
ZIVA: Hey.
Oh, I had the weirdest dr--
Oh, fuck.
-How do you feel? -(grunts)
Like an idiot for not seeing it was Jonah.
Well, maybe that means that Henry is innocent.
Was that a whiff of optimism I detect?
No. Pragmatism.
Well, just because Jonah's the devil doesn't mean that Henry's a saint.
He could be in on this, too. But if he's not, then it could mean that Henry's the cavalry.
(phone rings) Tell me you have good news, even if it's not about Tony and Ziva.
I have excellent news, and it's entirely about Tony and Ziva.
What's your status?
Uh, still in Hungary. There's two leads on Boris.
I've got the team chasing the most likely one, I'm on the long shot.
How close are you to Austria?
Um...
Couple of hours, I guess. Why?
Forget about Boris, Henry.
We have Tony and Ziva.
I'll explain when you get here.
(groans)
It'd be so much better if this whole thing just started with a missing petty officer in Rock Creek Park.
(laughs) "On it, boss." "Grab your gear." We'll figure this out.
I mean look, in the middle of all of it, you came up with "snatch our rat food." I mean, that was... that was pretty good.
(imitates Elvis): Well, thank you very much.
ZIVA: Mm.
(regular voice): You think Claudette can... crack the code without the cipher key on her old phone?
I did.
Oh.
That last thing Tony said is an emergency cipher I worked out years ago.
"Snatch" means the real first word will have six letters.
"Our" will have three. And food?
-Four. -Four.
What about "rat"?
The third word of the sentence will always be an acronym.
Meaning that the first letter of each word of the real message will start with an R then an A then a T.
You catch on quick. And it works-- this, uh, cipher?
It saved Tali's life.
Not bad, Claudette.
-Not bad at all. -Mm-hmm.
(door buzzes) I'd understand if you were angry.
-I know. -I had them.
-More than once. -I know.
Actually, I think this could all work to our advantage.
I'm happy to hear that, because I agree.
Oh, do you, now?
(door buzzes)
That blinking minicomputer you failed to notice is worth more than your life.
Take five.
(sighs)
Tony and Ziva could finally be useful and confess to everything, if... we did it right this time.
-Their daughter? -Their daughter.
No.
I mean it.
I can tell.
I didn't want to do it before but you said it wasn't about taking or hurting her-- The dynamics changed.
Yes, and they could change again.
With God knows how many loose ends leading back to us.
Don't go after the girl.
Promise me.
I promise.
Because something tells me you have a better idea.
How did you know?
Well, I know you.
Don't I?
(chuckles)
You're the only one who does.
The bleeding has stopped. So I guess I'm not a... long-lost hemophiliac Hapsburg after all.
Oh, that's funny.
You know...
...funny thing about letting yourself imagine anything good...
...like living a normal life with all the good stuff...
...macarons, café au lait and Tali...
(chuckles softly) ...the longer you imagine it the more real it gets, you know? Which makes seeing that thing threatened-- -Over and over and over.
-To the point where you actually feel like giving up-- of course, you don't-- but you actually...
...think about it.
Could convince a guy to... sit down on a couch and talk to a shrink.
Look at you.
(soft chuckle) And all it took was just this little thing like having our lives completely shattered.
You should try it.
The breathing box?
(scoffs) Box breathing.
Well, I did already. Don't you remember?
The last time we were prisoners?
Ugh.
(exhales slowly)
LANG: Nice work, everyone.
All right. Couples' boot camp.
I promise you, the name is the only scary thing about it.
My next exercise is going to be between you and your future spouse.
Everyone, please write a response to, "You hurt me when..."
(timer beeps) All right, time's up.
First partner has ten minutes to share their response.
You go first.
Okay. (exhales)
You hurt me... when you're not present, when you're not listening.
When you're waiting to make a wisecrack especially when Tali's around because she's your best audience.
And that's really hard on my relationship with her because I'm not as fun or as funny as you are.
Um...
Thank you for listening.
Means a lot.
Now it's your turn.
You hurt me...
...when you shut the door on my hand -at Christmas-- -Oh, come on.
I wasn't sure if it was on purpose.
It was not on purpose, and what--
Okay.
Let me be serious.
The truth is you don't.
You don't hurt me.
I'm not saying you're perfect 'cause that's a... lousy label to hang on anyone. But I know that you have been through so much and it has made you who you are.
I've never met anyone who's endured so much pain...
...and is still able to be so clear-eyed, dead-honest.
Loving.
And so, so, so good.
Hmm.
Wowzer.
"Wowzer," what?
2000 Haut-Brion. That is a great bottle.
Thank you.
The Navy gave me the time and the mileage I needed to develop my collection.
Didn't know you were in the Royal Navy.
Ziva didn't mention that.
I think it's why she chose me.
Gives us an easy shorthand.
Do you have any hobbies, besides wine?
(chuckles) Shoes. Cinema.
Suits?
I noticed the cut of your Tom Ford when you walked in.
Inherited interest?
How to dress.
It's one of the few things my father gave me.
My dad... (grunts softly) ...was an alcoholic.
Thought he hid it because he always left the house perfectly tailored.
Called it his armor.
We all need a shield or two.
Well...
...this is the place to drop them.
Otherwise...
...why come?
Because she asked me.
Then you need to really participate and be fully honest.
Look I know you're not my patient, but if you two are in an intimate, loving relationship-- the kind I know you both want-- and you're not vulnerable, not asking for things you need and might not get...
...it's not a relationship.
It's a performance. And good relationships grow, but all performances end.
Are you charging me for this?
Good night, Tony.
-Hey. -Hi.
Were you talking to Dr. Lang?
Yeah.
About?
You know... that, um...
What was it? "You hurt me when..."
He said he was surprised I could just be so totally honest.
He said I did a good job.
-You did. -Mm.
Yeah.
Wow.
That didn't relax me at all.
BORIS: R-A-T, R-A-T...
"Regain any ties"?
No.
CLAUDETTE: "Recall all tops."
Which is so not it.
Maybe this?
"Remove all tags." Which is shoplifting 101, but what's it got to do with-- No. The prison CCTV.
They want us to kill all the tags.
This helps how?
Oh, it's why Jonah and Martine don't have tags.
They can move through the prison without being tracked.
But if we remove everybody's tags and if Tony and Ziva can get out of their cell, they can hopefully get to an exit because the guards will be a little busy with all the techno fucking chaos.
I am a genius.
For marrying a genius.
"Remove all tags!" (laughs) Brilliant.
Mwah, mwah, mwah, mwah.
But impossible. I have no 9.4.
Well, we still have all the data 9.4 sucked out of the mainframe.
BORIS: All right, yes.
We can do this. Us.
CLAUDETTE: Hurry up.
I'm going faster than you. Got them?
Got it.
BORIS: Got it.
(grunting, exclaiming)
-Tony!
-(moaning) Tony! He's having a seizure.
-(speaking German) -Call a doctor!
He's having a seizure!
What?
Ooh. Nice.
Ow! Oh...
Oh, no. Is that the knee?
-You okay? -(groaning): Yes.
I'm fine.
Switch to the backup system.
What is it?
CCTV ID tags have all gone out.
Tony and Ziva are gone, there's no way to track them.
TONY: Okay.
(panting)
(off-key beeps)
God...
All right. Ooh.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on.
Okay. Let's consider our options... besides Henry.
I met this Navy SEAL once. He owes me five bucks.
Think he'd consider an exfiltration?
Saying it out loud, I'm thinking no.
Tony, do you trust your instincts?
Lately, not so much.
I do.
Henry.
(phone rings)
Yeah?
Hi.
Tony.
Sounds like you're driving somewhere.
Where to?
Your locale, actually, where I am told by Martine that you are safely in a cell.
The question is does that make you happy?
None of this makes me happy, Tony.
Well, you know what, I'm gonna choose... to trust you.
Listen, Martine and Jonah are behind everything.
I'm hoping that surprises you.
HENRY: Yes, it does.
I just wish it didn't give me a stomachache.
Martine Aranow is expecting me.
He's here.
Look, I would like to trust you by maybe seeing some actual evidence?
Where's Martine been the last 36 hours?
Paris.
Wrong. Budapest.
She was at the wedding.
I was at the wedding, Tony, chasing you.
Hitting me, actually.
No, you were hitting me, Ziva.
I've got the bruise to prove it.
Anyway, hello.
Hello.
You're walking into a trap.
Well, let's say, hypothetically, you're right, what would you have me do?
Walk right on into that trap.
Hello, Lazar.
Does the warden normally give you permission to take a stroll with a beautiful lady?
American? 100%.
(phone rings) Yeah?
Hey. Henry's here.
Must have broken land speed records, the Boy Scout.
In case he gets past the warden, let's give him a little more chaos to deal with.
Voice command.
Open all cells.
(indistinct chatter) (alarm wailing)
Graves...
Is the one who put you in here.
How did you get it in here?
By building this.
9.4.
It contains an AI that can learn any system it touches. And penetrate its defenses with countless exploits.
This is also how you control the prison.
JONAH: Well, that and around $100 million in bribes.
LAZAR: Well, if you really built 9.4, I bow to your skills.
Oh we both know I'm the one who should be bowing. Because there's only one firewall 9.4 can't penetrate.
The one you built for Aaron Graves.
-Nice work on the cipher, guys. -Ah! Tony!
My friend. Where are you?
Are you okay? Is Ziva okay?
We're fine. Henry's here, he's fully read in.
-Do you have a key fob? -The guard's, yes.
-Blue? -Red.
Nah, blue is better.
I need the airport security footage of Martine and Galimard in Budapest.
It may take a sec, but I'll get it to you.
I'll send you Henry's number and text it to him.
We're headed to the south emergency exit.
Make sure you tell Henry.
Uh, there, you're definitely going to need a blue key fob to get out.
WARDEN: Yes.
I understand.
Slight delay.
-Sixteen prisoners were freed -(door buzzes lock clicks) by a systems glitch. We'll have them in a few minutes, then Ms. Aranow can safely escort David and DiNozzo here.
How's the tea?
Appalling.
In 1999 your hometown in Bosnia was wiped out by a Reigning Fire paramilitary squad on the orders of Aaron Graves.
You were a young man yet a brilliant hacker, and after the slaughter, one option: offer your coding skills to Graves.
Graves put you to work, and I'm pretty sure you hated every second of it.
Three years ago in the Sudan, an uprising broke out.
Thousands of deaths.
Using technology you created that he deployed without your knowledge.
You were arrested, tried, convicted. And of course, it all came out.
Your son learned you not only created deadly munitions... but lied to him his whole life.
How do you know all this?
My name is Jonah Markham, this is Martine Aranow.
We're with Interpol. And we need you.
The only reason we are able to control this drone is it's a prototype.
Not yet fully online. But the rest of Reigning Fire...
Is impenetrable to you unless I tear down the firewall I built...
...and give you complete access.
But why?
What's Aaron Graves done to you?
We've got our own story.
MARTINE. And we'll tell you everything, If you join us.
(engine starts)
(phone vibrates)
WARDEN: Listen to me, officer.
I know it's chaos down there, but panicking won't help.
Reinforcements are en route, but I need you to hold the line till they arrive.
HENRY: Hmm, she clearly
Aah!
(grunting)
Down! Hand.
-(keypad beeps) -(door buzzes, lock clicks)
(grunting) You want me pop it back in like I did that one time?
No. There's a reason it was only the one time.
-(off-key beep) -(grunts)
TONY: Blue key fob.
Get it and go.
Go. I'll only slow you down.
Do you really want me to leave you here alone?
No, of course I don't. What are you, crazy?
"Get it and go. I'll only slow you down." I know when you're lying.
Here. Defend yourself.
(prisoners shouting) (grunting)
Just the key. Just want the key.
Just the keys.
-(grunting) -Oh, in the knee.
Got it.
Okay.
Blue.
(off-key beep) (grunts) It's broken.
Okay.
-Nein. -Can you fight?
Yeah, I just can't walk.
(indistinct chatter)
Allow me.
-(keypad beeps) -(door buzzes, lock clicks)
Go. Go, go. Go, go.
Okay. That was an entrance.
It is so good to see you, man.
Oh! Yep.
Okay, you, too.
I'm sorry I-I thought you were a-- Hey who doesn't suspect their best friend of international espionage every now and again, huh?
-You want to get out of here? -Yeah.
(pad beeps, lock clicks)
Ow!
(grunting) Ooh!
Is that the knee again?
Yes.
-All right. Brace. -Oh, hold on.
Hold on. Okay.
-HENRY: There? -TONY: Yeah.
-(crunch) -Oh!
-Oh. -Better?
Yeah.
You should really show her that technique sometime.
(laughs) Yes.
-(phone vibrates) -Hold on.
Hey.
We are seconds from a clean getaway.
-What's up?
-Guys... there's a voice memo from Tali.
With everything happening, I-I...
I just caught it. (sniffles)
TALI: Mom, Dad, there are
SOPHIE: No, no, there's no time,
And then it just cuts off.
♪ ♪
(phone vibrates)
Yes, Warden?
Rayner-Hunt got away.
Well, he is smarter than you.
For instance, he never would have believed I was actually gonna pay you.
Take care, now.
-We have to get Tali. -We have to move faster.
Yep, maybe we can.
Henry.
Out!
Out of the car!
Out.
Stand there.
Move.
On your knees.
On the ground.
On the ground!
Who's the third guy?
Dejan Lazar. He's a coder.
Don't tell me-- Reigning Fire?
Give me the phone.
I'll have law enforcement here in two minutes.
You two, take the car and go get Tali.
Go.
(beeping rapidly)
What the hell is that?
JONAH: Shoe.
(grunting)
ZIVA: We have to go back.
(groaning) Ziva.
Tali.
That was for you.
So no one would know you're alive.
And out.
We did the right thing.
We were unarmed.
We couldn't save them both.
It didn't occur to you to tell me -we were coming to one of your safe houses?
-I'm sorry-- How long do you think we'll be here?
SOPHIE: Not long.
Your parents know what they're doing.
Yeah. Sure they do.
-Anything faster?
-We'll be there in just under three hours.
Mom, Dad, there are strange men at the house.
SOPHIE: No, no, no, there's no time,
GALIMARD: There's a panic room. Find it.
Sophie knows what to do.
She'll keep her safe until we get there.
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