Previously on Condor...
- Was it your fault? - Was what my fault?
The car accident.
- Just relax, we're here to help you, OK? - I didn't see them coming.
- Why are you in my office? - Did you read my report?
On your mysterious Russian ops team
who took your defector away in an ambulance?
It's gripping stuff. And you're suggesting what?
I'm suggesting that a mole's treachery is getting people killed
and causing other damage in ways we cannot begin to know.
Who the fuck are you?
Joe?
A senior CIA officer has been turned by the SVR.
Gordon Piper. Joe Turner.
We should talk.
You're about to compromise an ongoing Agency operation.
We work counter-intelligence. Robin is an embed from the FBI.
- You know he's the mole? - Have a seat.
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- You said they took him? - Sorry, what?
You said they took him.
They didn't kill him?
They probably did, I just didn't see it.
- Were they Russian? - I don't know.
How did they know you were coming?
I don't know.
Why did they leave you as a witness?
I don't know.
What do you know? What did Sirin tell you?
That he was been hunted.
Maybe he said that that to trigger your empathy. What else?
He said that he was with the SVR
and had been funneling information to my uncle.
And that there was a senior CIA officer
doing exactly the same thing for the Russians.
- Did he give you a name? - No.
He gave no indication of who the mole might be?
Nope.
So, why were you watching Piper?
There was a file on Gordon hidden in Bob Partridge's home office.
- What kind of file? - History on the Agency...
financial stuff, surveillance photos, that sort of things...
- Where is it now? - I was jumped and someone took it.
Who jumped you?
My first thought was one of your people.
My people don't operate that way.
Maybe you don't know your people as well as you think.
- Could've been the Russians. - Or the mole.
- Which will answer our question. - Which was?
At the funeral, Gordon took an interest in you.
We took an interest in each other.
But, if was Gordon who jumped you,
that would mean he knew that you saw the file.
He'd want keep you close, see what you did next.
I'm not doing anything next. I've told you everything that I know.
Did Gordon suggest another meeting?
He invited me to brunch, after the church. But I...
Take him up on that.
I told you, I'm done.
You didn't look done when we found you outside Piper's house?
My curiosity got the better of me, but obviously,
I can just leave it to the professionals.
Well, the professionals are asking for your help.
What could you possibly need me to do?
He has an alarm system,
we'll give you something to spray on the keypad at brunch.
No, Mae and Jude go to the church with them,
I would be putting them at risk, I won't do it.
We'd have your back the entire time.
I don't like being deceptive with my friends.
- This is difficult for all of us. - Yeah.
None of my business.
Even if your uncle was murdered?
And you believe that?
- I'm not making any promises. - You were very clear on that front.
She's your boss?
My boss, my mentor, probably the smartest person
I know in a building full of very smart people.
Look I know this is awkward because I'm dating Mae.
Over everything that she's been through, if she found out
I had a good friend of ours under surveillance,
I don't think it would go over very well.
I mean I invited her to a party at the guy's house, for Christ's sakes.
Well, he is your friend. Why don't you go and spray the keypad?
I would be crossing a line.
- Seems a little arbitrary. - All imaginary lines are arbitrary.
I won't say anything to Mae.
Thanks.
Do you know why I think you'll do it?
The same reason you helped Vasili Sirin.
Same reason you were at Gordon's tonight.
You have a hard time walking away from a fight.
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Pause and switch, pause and switch. Keep breathing. 25 more, ladies.
If you need to modify your plank, come down on your knees,
otherwise we've got five more seconds.
Kat, you're a beast.
- Kat, are you coming for brunch? - I can't, next weekend.
Cool, see you later.
Hey, I just saw. Is everything OK?
All right, I'm in my gym's clothes, I'll just go home and change.
All right, I'll be right there.
- Oh! - Sorry!
- What's happening? - Everyone has been called in.
- Why? - Volk is doing lie detector tests.
Ekaterina! Put it away and follow me.
Sit down.
- What? - It's just weird you being here.
Well, you're here.
I have a small fatherless child who believes his daddy's in heaven.
Going to church makes him feel closer to him. What's your excuse?
I want to spend time with you and Jude.
I want to spend time with Sammy too, but he is kind of a dick.
- He is. Yeah. I don't know what happened. - Yeah.
Just try not to be your normal judgmental self.
What, me? Judgmental? Full of adults who believe in magic.
You really gonna like it here, Uncle Joe.
There's music and singing and it's not scary and boring,
like some churches I've been to.
Israel has experienced a hardening.
For God has bound everyone over to disobedience
so that he may have mercy on them all.
Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy...
to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice.
- ♪ Fire away ♪ - ♪ Hey, little girl ♪
♪ Stepping down ♪
♪ To the sky ♪
♪ Oh, glory bound ♪
♪ Fire away ♪
Yes! Whoo!
Oh my God! Yes!!
That was wonderful! Let's take our seats, please.
Jesus spoke of forgiveness,
and if we can be forgiving, we can change.
But first we need to honestly confront our failings.
Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought,
but rather with sober judgment.
As far as it depends on you, be at peace with everyone.
Do not take revenge, but leave room for God's wrath.
For it is written:
It is mine to avenge, I will repay, says the Lord.
If your enemy is hungry, feed him.
If he is thirsty, give him something to drink.
The hour has come for you to wake up from your slumber.
So let us put aside the deeds of darkness
and put on the armor of light.
You here to volunteer?
OK.
Yes or no?
Yeah, I think so. Hey, you want to go outside and play?
Yes. Yeah.
I hope you're hungry. You ready for some pancakes?
Jump up.
I'm gonna be right over there. OK, bud?
- Pastor! Good to see you. - Good to see you.
Sorry I missed last week. Work's been crazy.
- No problem. - Hey, Turner! My new pal. Do you know Joe?
- Hello, Pastor, thank you so much. - Good to see you. It's a pleasure.
We'll see you soon.
Hey, question for you big man, I have all these pancakes,
I don't know what to do. Can you help me out?
- Uh-oh. - Do you like pancakes?
Yeah? What do you say? You guys in?
- You wanna get some pancakes? Yes. - All right.
- Hey, we're invited to brunch. - Great.
Are you trying to get inside my head?
Excuse me?
You people distort reality, play games with the mind!
But you ain't getting inside my head.
Is everything OK?
This guy is CIA, I ain't taking shit from him.
I've been watching him real close
and he didn't put anything in the soup, Jerry.
Besides, we don't want you to go hungry? Here you go.
OK.
They can be a little off balance, the key is not to take it to heart.
Thank you for the advice.
- I'm Holly. - Reuel Abbott.
- I haven't seen you around before. - It is my first time.
- Welcome. - Thank you.
- I didn't put anything in the soup. - I know.
I've been watching you real close.
- Why? - Because you're cute.
- Hey! Romeo! - Oh! I'm sorry.
You really enjoy making me miserable? Hey. Want another drink?
Sorry, what?
Do you want another drink, what's going on there spaceguy?
You are such a bad influence, leave him!
- Can we watch a movie? - Come on.
Can we, Mom?
- Uh, it's OK with me. - Yeah, sure, just nothing too scary.
Excuse me, I'm just gonna go check on Sammy.
I wouldn't worry about him, he's probably just, you know, smoking weed.
- Hilarious, Gordon. - He laughed at it.
- It wasn't funny. - Funny thing is I'm not joking.
- Hey. - Hey.
Sorry, I was gonna call Sammy but I didn't want him
to think I was checking up on him. He's there, right?
Yes, he and Anders are playing Rainbow Six Siege.
That sounds like a Navy SEAL team made up for eight year girls.
You never played Rainbow Six? You have no idea what you're missing.
I was kinda hoping you were calling to talk to me.
Sorry, I'm just worried about him
after everything that happened yesterday.
In his defense, lots of people want to pour Coke on Reuel Abbott...
I mean, I think there was even a jingle about it in the 80s.
Why are you so funny?
I had a stutter when I was a kid, humor was my defense.
I was pigeon-toed in elementary school
and I had to wear leg braces for two years.
- No, shit... Why aren't you funnier? - Fuck you!
- Just keep an eye on him for me. - Yeah.
Hey, do you want to come over and play Xbox later?
- I will let you know. - All right. Bye.
Bye.
Shit!
Guys?
Not bad for your first time.
My wife did this every Sunday for many years.
She passed recently. Actually, it was two years ago.
Sometimes time doesn't move as quickly as you want it to.
Yeah.
- So, I never see you in church. - There's more work to do out here.
What about you? Are you married?
I always preferred boyfriends to husbands.
It would've been nice to have kids, though.
We had a son.
I'm sorry.
I'd better go.
If I give you my number, will you call me?
Absolutely.
I forgot just how big American breakfasts are. Jesus!
Please, don't use the Lord's name in vain in my house, Joe.
I'm sorry, I didn't...
Jesus fucking Christ, Joe, lighten up! Relax.
Look what I have.
- Is that Plepler's? - Yes, it is. Mae and Joe brought 'em.
Pastries from Plepler's for the Pipers.
Perfect for absorbing the bloodies!
They're so good. I just want to smell them.
We need reinforcements. Babe?
Could you go the cellar and get a bottle of Tito's?
I'm not even drinking. Get us...
Gordon, Gordon!
- Do you have an EpiPen? - Should I get it? Yes, I have it.
Gordon, you're having an allergic reaction.
Just stay calm. It's gonna be OK.
Breathe, Gordon. Breathe...
That's it. There you go. Just breathe, Gordon.
Are you trying to kill me, Mae?
I swear I asked the bakery and they said there was no peanuts.
You're OK. It's over now.
You never know where it's gonna come from.
- OK. You're choking me, honey! - Sorry.
- We should go to the hospital. - No, I'm fine.
Sometimes, after an allergic reaction...
Trust me... I'm fine.
- You're OK, right, you're OK? - Yeah.
You just scared the shit out of me. Don't you do that again, OK.
Was Vasili Sirin your superior in Moscow?
My group manager.
And you had a relationship with him outside working hours?
Of a sexual nature?
He forced himself on me.
Do you mean he raped you?
He was my superior. He took advantage of his position.
Why didn't you report him?
- When did you last meet him? - It's been years.
Why are you asking these questions? Has anything happened to him?
What would you feel if something had happened to him?
Nothing. I have no loyalty to him.
Did he mention his contacts in the US intelligence service?
No.
- Did he ever mention Bob Partridge? - No.
Or a man named Joe Turner?
I've seen him on the news once.
If he contacts you, what would you do?
Whatever you order me.
Good. Good.
Need something?
- What is that a 42-footer? - You know your stuff.
When a was a kid, I used to fish with my dad and Bob.
- Check out this marlin I caught. - Yeah.
Actually someone else caught it.
But everyone who was there took a picture.
Now this photo hangs in a hundred different offices,
dens and studies across America.
Has there ever been anything between you and Joe?
No, he's like my brother.
- He was always kind of a mess. - It's too bad, he's so cute.
- How are things with Tracy? - They're good.
If I wanted to be with someone, I'd want to be with someone like Tracy.
Yeah, I get that.
- You guys seem good? - Yeah, I mean. But...
Let's just stick with your love life,
because if I start complaining about my husband, I might not stop.
Well, now I don't feel bad about trying to kill him earlier.
You know, speaking of violent impulses,
why did Sammy pour Coke on Reuel Abbott's shoes?
- Sammy's got a lot of anger. - Against Reuel Abbott?
He thinks he was involved in his father's death.
Was he?
Mae? Tell me.
- I shouldn't. - Mae?
I really haven't talked about this with anyone.
But ever since I saw how much Sammy's hurting,
I wonder if I haven't dealt with everything yet myself.
- Joe and I are going out on the boat. - Really, right now?
Yeah. Don't you and the kids have a birthday party today?
Oh, yeah, it's for me and the kids,
because we have so many friends in common.
I just mean we don't both have to go.
Oh perfect! So why don't you take them
and then Mae and I'll go out on the boat.
- You don't even like the water. - It doesn't matter.
What?
No, listen. You can inflict your decisions on me
but you need to spare me the schtick!
You like my schtick. I'm gonna give you my schtick later.
So, incorrectly reading the situation right now!
- Give me a kiss. Give me a kiss. - You need to behave.
- Give me a kiss. - OK. All right, give me one second,
- I just have a peanut doughnut. - OK. You know what?
You are the best. Come on.
I'm so sorry.
Tell me.
She's just breaking balls.
She gets sea sick on the way to the marina.
- Oh yeah? - Yeah.
- All right. We're good? - Yeah.
- Shit! I forgot my phone. Sorry, two seconds. - Yeah.
After Sam died, Jude and I were at home one night watching a movie
and there was a knock at the door. It was Reuel.
He came and said that I had something that I wasn't supposed to have
and he wanted it back...
and he threatened me and my family.
What was it?
You know, this is in the past and I have my family to consider.
I understand, you... you don't have to tell me.
But I do think you should... talk to Sidney Thrush.
Senator Sidney Thrush?
She and I got close through Wounded Warriors.
She was the one who was spear-heading
the congressional investigation against Reuel
when the Frost dossier came out.
- All good. - Got it?
It's about these samurai who all become Ronin
after their master commits harakiri
because he assaulted this guy named Kira.
Except Kira totally had it coming.
But these 47 Ronin they all become like alcoholics,
or bums, so nobody suspects shit.
And they wait for over a year before taking their revenge
and after they kill the guy, they all commit suicide.
It's fucking dark. What... what's your point?
You had the right idea about getting revenge on Reuel Abbott,
you just went about it the wrong way.
So you want me to become a homeless alcoholic?
Don't think that'll be necessary.
So what do you think I should do?
Seat belt.
Bye, Jude.
It felt really good to talk about that, thank you.
Of course, and I'm calling Sidney tomorrow.
Do me a favor, just let me think about it.
Yeah, of course.
- Thank you. I'll see you soon. - Yeah.
- Good luck at the birthday party. - I'll need it!
Kids, we're leaving now!
0-2-7-1-3.
1-2-2-3-0-7.
The daughter's birthday.
♪ Well I never went away on a Steam Powered Aero plane ♪
♪ Well I went and stayed and damn near didn't come back again ♪
Gordon! Where are we going?
Gordon!
Gordon?
- Did you say something? - Yeah. Where are we going?
- You're looking a little pale. - I'm fine.
People get sea sick, there's nothing to be ashamed of.
You know, I got just the thing for you. Hold on.
- Motherfucker! - Gordon?
Is everything OK down there?
Gordon?
I was reaching for the bourbon and I... I didn't see it.
Oh, yeah. Do you want to go back?
Do you want to go to a hospital?
No, we can do it ourselves.
- I need you to push it through. - What?
It's barbed. You have to push it through then we can cut it. Here.
- Grab a rag out of the drawer. - This one?
Over here, sit.
Give me the whiskey.
This fucking bitch!
My father gave it to me. He was a hell of a fisherman. His father too.
Much as I tried, I could never get the hang of it.
Come on, man, push it! Let's go.
One, two...
Wait, wait, wait...
Cut it with that.
I was a disappointment to him.
He always found ways to remind me of that.
Thanks!
There you go.
It's gotta be legible. What's gotta be legible?
All right, I'm done. Let's go.
Aren't we gonna light it?
What? You thought we were going to burn the guy's house down?
- What are we doing? - The gasoline kills the grass, my cousin taught me.
I wrote "Fuck you Reuel Abbott".
That's your idea of revenge?
It's better than pouring a Coke on the guy's loafers.
OK, we already established that wasn't enough
but is this kind of a lateral move, don't you think?
- What do you want to do? - I don't know.
I don't want it to be something that can just wash away or grow back.
I want it to be permanent.
Short of doing that. I just want to forget about him.
Shit! Let's go. Come on, come on!
You know, I heard a rumor, that you're doing a job for the Agency.
You've been asking around about me?
Knowing who's around me and what their motives might be
is just an involuntary tick at this point.
So, any truth to it?
Fuck the Agency. Fuck 'em!
Yeah, I know, I know how you feel.
Yeah. They take... talented, caring people like you and me...
and they use us up. They poison us. And for what?
Aren't you better off? We're certainly not better off.
You know I empathize with you, brother.
At some point...
a man in this job learns it's all just a chess match...
and wonders what kind of piece he is.
If you have to ask... you're a pawn.
So, what are guys like us supposed to do about it?
I'm just talking.
I thought maybe this was going somewhere.
No.
We're just drifting.
It's gonna be dark soon.
Come in.
I thought I heard you come in. How was your day?
Oh, I left some meatloaf for your meal if you're hungry.
I'm starving, yeah.
Go get washed up.
I am 17 you don't need to tell me to wash my hands.
No, you're right.
Mom...
I'm sorry about yesterday. It was a really stupid thing for me to do.
Come here.
She told the truth.
- What are you doing here? - I have nowhere else to go.
Everyone is looking for you. You have to leave now.
I just took a lie detector test.
- I... - Why do you look so sick?
I...
We should do this again.
Yeah. Next time with drinking... and fish.
I'm better at the drinking part.
- Good night! - Yeah, night!
- Stop... stop that. - Come on, baby.
- Go jerk off on your boat. - I can't. I fucked up my hand.
- Let him in. - OK. Let him in.
My God, what happened?
Tell me what happened.
- I just need a kiss. - Does it make you feel better?
Jesus!
You did well today. Thank you.
What made you decide to go with him on his boat?
I didn't really feel like I had much of a choice.
So, what did you learn?
He's erratic, he's emotional and he's bad with money.
He is the perfect candidate for recruitment by a foreign power.
- Make a plan to see him again. - I'm out of my element.
You're a natural. You're pushing him, but gently.
"What can a couple of guys like us can do about it?" That was smart.
There's no alarm system on the boat.
I had no idea married people fucked this often.
I've got to go.
Hey, think about what I said, Joe.
Door's open if you ever wanna feel useful.
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