- Three of a kind, let's do this. - That's it? Three guys?
Two guys on the roof. Every guy gets a share. Five shares is plenty.
Six shares. Don't forget the guy who planned the job.
He thinks he can sit it out and still take a slice.
I know why they call him the Joker.
So, why do they call him the Joker?
- I heard he wears makeup. - Makeup?
Yeah, to scare people. You know, war paint.
All right, everybody, hands up, heads down!
I said, hands up, heads down!
Let's go, pal, I'm making a withdrawal here.
- I said, hands up! - No!
Here comes the silent alarm.
And there it goes.
Heads down!
All right, tootsie, you're taking a dive with me.
- Down! I said, stay down there! - Don't hurt me!
Funny, it didn't dial 911. It was trying to reach a private number.
- Is it a problem? - No, I'm done here.
Sit down! Down!
Down! I said, stay down there!
Obviously we don't want you doing anything with your hands...
...other than holding on for dear life.
On the ground! Stay on the ground!
Nobody make a move! Nobody! Stay down!
Yeah!
You have any idea who you're stealing from?
- You and your friends are dead. - He's out, right?
What--?
Where did you learn to count?
They wired this thing up with like 5,000 volts. What kind of bank does that?
A Mob bank. I guess the Joker's as crazy as they say.
Where's the alarm guy?
Boss told me when the guy was done, I should take him out.
One less share, right?
Funny, he told me something similar.
He what? No! No!
That's a lot of money.
If this Joker guy was so smart, he'd have had us bring a bigger car.
I'm betting the Joker told you to kill me soon as we loaded the cash.
No, no, no, I kill the bus driver.
Bus driver?
What bus driver?
School's out. Time to go.
That guy's not getting up, is he?
That's a lot of money.
What happened to the rest of the guys?
You think you're smart, huh?
The guy that hired youse...
...he'll just do the same to you.
Oh, criminals in this town used to believe in things.
Honor...
...respect.
Look at you. What do you believe in, huh?
What do you believe in?!
I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you...
...stranger.
Mr. Mayor, you were elected in a campaign to clean up the city.
- When are you gonna start? - I already have.
Like this Batman. We're hearing he's doing good, criminals are running scared.
- No, man. I don't like it tonight. - What are you, superstitious?
You got more chance of winning the Powerball than running into him.
That's not true. Our men in the Major Crimes Unit are close to an arrest.
Hey, Wuertz, mayor says you're closing in on the Batman.
The investigation is ongoing.
The process of cleaning up the streets is a long one.
I pledged in my campaign, uh, to have....
Ever intending to see your wife again, lieutenant?
I thought you had to go look after your mother, detective.
Checked her back into the hospital.
I'm sorry.
- So he hasn't shown up? - He often doesn't.
-I like reminding everybody he's out there. -Why wouldn't he come?
Hopefully...
...because he's busy.
That's why we bring dogs. 88 00:07:41,878 - - > 00:07:44,212 - My little princes. - Please. 89 00:07:44,380 - - > 00:07:47,966 Please, they're crawling in my mouth. Please, I beg you, get them off. 90 00:07:48,134 - - > 00:07:50,886 Look what your drugs do to my customers. 91 00:07:51,053 - - > 00:07:52,679 Buyer beware. 92 00:07:52,847 - - > 00:07:56,057 I told you my compound would take you places. 93 00:07:56,225 - - > 00:07:58,977 I never said they'd be places you wanted to go. 94 00:07:59,145 - - > 00:08:01,688 My business, repeat customers. 95 00:08:01,856 - - > 00:08:05,484 You don't like what I have to offer, you can buy from someone else. 96 00:08:05,651 - - > 00:08:08,403 Assuming Batman left anyone to buy from. 97 00:08:08,571 - - > 00:08:10,489 98 00:08:11,741 - - > 00:08:15,744 My dogs are hungry. 99 00:08:19,373 - - > 00:08:21,750 Pity there's only one of you. 100 00:08:22,126 - - > 00:08:23,585 101 00:08:25,421 - - > 00:08:26,463 102 00:08:26,631 - - > 00:08:27,964 103 00:08:29,717 - - > 00:08:31,384 - What- - ? - That's not him. 104 00:08:35,765 - - > 00:08:37,516 Loose the dogs! 105 00:08:43,147 - - > 00:08:44,606 106 00:08:50,238 - - > 00:08:51,780 That's more like it. 107 00:09:10,758 - - > 00:09:12,801 108 00:09:22,728 - - > 00:09:24,729 109 00:09:28,609 - - > 00:09:29,901 110 00:09:33,197 - - > 00:09:34,239 111 00:09:34,407 - - > 00:09:35,782 112 00:09:37,702 - - > 00:09:38,743 113 00:10:07,023 - - > 00:10:08,773 114 00:10:19,869 - - > 00:10:21,620 Don't let me find you out here again. 115 00:10:21,787 - - > 00:10:24,623 - We're trying to help you. - I don't need help. 116 00:10:24,790 - - > 00:10:26,124 Not my diagnosis. 117 00:10:26,292 - - > 00:10:29,878 What gives you the right? What's the difference between you and me? 118 00:10:30,046 - - > 00:10:32,922 I'm not wearing hockey pads. 119 00:10:36,427 - - > 00:10:38,386 Everybody back now! 120 00:10:38,554 - - > 00:10:40,388 121 00:10:40,556 - - > 00:10:43,725 He can't resist showing us his face. 122 00:10:47,980 - - > 00:10:50,148 What's he hiding under that makeup? 123 00:10:57,865 - - > 00:11:00,533 Uh, can we get a minute, people, please? 124 00:11:03,162 - - > 00:11:05,330 Him again. Who are the others? 125 00:11:05,498 - - > 00:11:07,082 Another bunch of smalltimers. 126 00:11:07,249 - - > 00:11:08,249 127 00:11:08,417 - - > 00:11:10,168 Some of the marked bills I gave you. 128 00:11:10,336 - - > 00:11:12,629 My detectives have been making drug buys with them. 129 00:11:12,797 - - > 00:11:15,382 This bank was another drop for the Mob. That makes five. 130 00:11:15,549 - - > 00:11:18,134 - We found the bulk of their dirty cash. - Time to move in. 131 00:11:18,302 - - > 00:11:22,097 We'd have to hit all banks simultaneously. SWAT teams, backup. 132 00:11:22,431 - - > 00:11:24,099 What about this Joker guy? 133 00:11:24,266 - - > 00:11:27,227 One man or the entire Mob? He can wait. 134 00:11:27,395 - - > 00:11:29,729 When the new DA hears about this, he'll want in. 135 00:11:29,897 - - > 00:11:32,440 - Do you trust him? - Be hard to keep him out. 136 00:11:32,608 - - > 00:11:36,069 I hear he's as stubborn as you are. 137 00:12:19,613 - - > 00:12:22,574 Be nice when Wayne Manor's rebuilt. 138 00:12:22,742 - - > 00:12:25,452 You can swap not sleeping in a penthouse... 139 00:12:25,619 - - > 00:12:27,162 ...for not sleeping in a mansion. 140 00:12:27,329 - - > 00:12:31,082 Whenever you stitch yourself up, you do make a bloody mess. 141 00:12:31,250 - - > 00:12:34,252 Yeah. It makes me learn from my mistakes. 142 00:12:34,420 - - > 00:12:37,839 You ought to be pretty knowledgeable by now, then. 143 00:12:39,550 - - > 00:12:40,592 My armor. 144 00:12:40,760 - - > 00:12:44,345 I'm carrying too much weight. I need to be- - I need to be faster. 145 00:12:44,513 - - > 00:12:47,182 I'm sure Mr. Fox can oblige. 146 00:12:47,349 - - > 00:12:49,851 - Did you get mauled by a tiger? - It was a dog. 147 00:12:50,019 - - > 00:12:52,562 - Huh? - It was a big dog. 148 00:12:52,730 - - > 00:12:56,608 There were more copycats last night, Alfred, with guns. 149 00:12:56,776 - - > 00:12:58,693 Why not hire them, take the weekend off? 150 00:12:58,861 - - > 00:13:01,696 That wasn't exactly what I had in mind... 151 00:13:01,864 - - > 00:13:04,700 ...when I said I wanted to inspire people. 00:13:04,701 - - > 00:13:05,700 I know. 152 00:13:05,868 - - > 00:13:07,368 But things have improved. 153 00:13:07,578 - - > 00:13:10,038 Look at the new district attorney. 154 00:13:10,706 - - > 00:13:12,707 I am, closely. 155 00:13:12,875 - - > 00:13:14,793 Need to know if he can be trusted. 156 00:13:14,960 - - > 00:13:19,005 Are you interested in his character or his social circle? 157 00:13:22,843 - - > 00:13:25,220 Who Rachel spends her time with is her business. 158 00:13:27,014 - - > 00:13:29,265 I trust you don't have me followed on my day off. 159 00:13:29,433 - - > 00:13:31,518 If you ever took one, I might. 160 00:13:33,354 - - > 00:13:35,230 Know your limits, Master Wayne. 161 00:13:35,397 - - > 00:13:38,525 Batman has no limits. 162 00:13:38,692 - - > 00:13:41,736 - Well, you do, sir. - Well, can't afford to know them. 163 00:13:41,904 - - > 00:13:44,405 And what's gonna happen on the day that you find out? 164 00:13:44,573 - - > 00:13:47,283 We all know how much you like to say ‘I told you so.’ 165 00:13:47,451 - - > 00:13:50,787 On that day, Master Wayne, even I won't want to. 166 00:13:50,955 - - > 00:13:52,413 Probably. 167 00:13:58,087 - - > 00:13:59,087 168 00:13:59,255 - - > 00:14:00,922 Sorry I'm late, folks. 169 00:14:01,090 - - > 00:14:02,090 170 00:14:04,844 - - > 00:14:07,053 - Where were you? - Worried you'd have to step up? 171 00:14:07,221 - - > 00:14:12,392 - Harvey, I know these briefs backwards. - Well, then fair's fair 173 00:14:12,560 - - > 00:14:14,602 Heads, I'll take it. Tails, he's all yours. 174 00:14:14,770 - - > 00:14:16,855 Yeah? You wanna flip a coin to see who leads? 175 00:14:17,022 - - > 00:14:20,441 My father's lucky coin. As I recall, it got me my first date with you. 176 00:14:20,609 - - > 00:14:23,778 I wouldn't leave something like that up to chance. 177 00:14:24,113 - - > 00:14:27,198 I don't. I make my own luck. 178 00:14:28,701 - - > 00:14:32,745 All rise. The Honorable Judge Freel presiding. 179 00:14:32,913 - - > 00:14:35,582 I thought the DA just played golf with the mayor. 180 00:14:35,749 - - > 00:14:39,460 Teeoff's 1:30. More than enough time to put you away for life, Sally. 181 00:14:39,628 - - > 00:14:41,170 With Carmine Falcone in Arkham... 182 00:14:41,338 - - > 00:14:44,340 ...someone must have stepped up to run the so-called family. 183 00:14:45,217 - - > 00:14:47,468 Is that man in this courtroom today? 184 00:14:49,013 - - > 00:14:52,640 - Could you identify him for us, please? - You win, counselor. 185 00:14:54,977 - - > 00:14:56,477 It was me. 186 00:14:56,645 - - > 00:14:58,021 187 00:14:58,188 - - > 00:15:01,983 I have a sworn statement from you that this man... 188 00:15:02,151 - - > 00:15:05,862 ...Salvatore Maroni, is the new head of the Falcone crime family. 189 00:15:06,030 - - > 00:15:10,158 Maroni? He's a fall guy. I'm the brains of the organization. 190 00:15:10,326 - - > 00:15:11,367 191 00:15:11,535 - - > 00:15:13,828 - Order. - Permission to treat the witness as hostile? 192 00:15:13,996 - - > 00:15:15,705 - Granted. - Hostile? I'll show you hostile! 193 00:15:15,873 - - > 00:15:17,332 194 00:15:21,921 - - > 00:15:24,672 Carbon fiber, .28 caliber, made in China. 195 00:15:24,840 - - > 00:15:28,760 If you wanna kill a public servant, Mr. Maroni, I recommend you buy American. 196 00:15:29,678 - - > 00:15:32,305 - Get him out of here. - But, Your Honor, I'm not done. 197 00:15:32,473 - - > 00:15:34,807 198 00:15:36,018 - - > 00:15:39,312 We'll never be able to link the gun to Maroni, so we can't charge him. 199 00:15:39,480 - - > 00:15:42,273 But they're trying to kill you, means we're getting to them. 200 00:15:42,441 - - > 00:15:45,568 I'm glad you're so pleased, Rachel. I'm fine, by the way. 201 00:15:45,736 - - > 00:15:47,445 Come on, Harvey. You're Gotham's DA. 202 00:15:47,613 - - > 00:15:50,448 You're not getting shot at, you're not doing your job right. 203 00:15:50,616 - - > 00:15:51,824 But, you know... 204 00:15:51,992 - - > 00:15:55,328 ...if you said you were rattled, we could take the rest of the day off. 205 00:15:55,496 - - > 00:15:58,414 Can't. I dragged the head of the Major Crimes Unit down here. 206 00:15:58,582 - - > 00:16:03,336 Oh, Jim Gordon? He's a friend, actually. Try to be nice. 207 00:16:12,388 - - > 00:16:15,181 I hear you got a hell of a right cross. 208 00:16:18,477 - - > 00:16:20,603 It's a shame Sal's going to walk. 209 00:16:20,771 - - > 00:16:24,816 Yeah, well, good thing about the Mob is they keep giving you second chances. 210 00:16:29,989 - - > 00:16:32,323 Lightly irradiated bills. 211 00:16:32,783 - - > 00:16:35,076 Fancy stuff for a city cop. Have help? 212 00:16:35,536 - - > 00:16:37,245 We liaise with various agencies- - 213 00:16:37,413 - - > 00:16:39,163 Save it, Gordon. I wanna meet him. 214 00:16:39,331 - - > 00:16:42,917 Official policy is to arrest the vigilante known as Batman on sight. 215 00:16:43,085 - - > 00:16:45,253 Mm- hm. What about that floodlight on the top of MCU? 216 00:16:45,421 - - > 00:16:47,839 If you got problems with malfunctioning equipment... 217 00:16:48,007 - - > 00:16:51,217 ...I suggest you take them up with Maintenance, counselor. 218 00:16:51,510 - - > 00:16:54,053 I've put every money launderer in Gotham behind bars... 219 00:16:54,221 - - > 00:16:56,597 ...but the Mob is still getting its money out. 220 00:16:56,765 - - > 00:17:00,226 I think you and your friend have found the last game in town. 221 00:17:00,394 - - > 00:17:03,104 You're trying to hit them where it hurts, their wallets. 222 00:17:03,272 - - > 00:17:04,439 It's bold. 223 00:17:05,482 - - > 00:17:06,524 You gonna count me in? 224 00:17:07,067 - - > 00:17:10,445 In this town, the fewer people know something, the safer the operation. 225 00:17:10,612 - - > 00:17:12,864 I don't like that you got your own special unit... 226 00:17:13,032 - - > 00:17:15,950 ...and it's full of cops I investigated at Internal Affairs. 227 00:17:16,118 - - > 00:17:18,953 If I didn't work with cops you'd investigated while at IA... 228 00:17:19,121 - - > 00:17:20,371 ...I'd be working alone. 229 00:17:21,123 - - > 00:17:25,626 I don't get political points for being an idealist. I do the best I can with what I have. 230 00:17:29,214 - - > 00:17:32,967 You want me to back warrants for search and seizure on five banks... 231 00:17:33,135 - - > 00:17:34,969 ...without telling me what we're after. 232 00:17:36,055 - - > 00:17:38,639 I can give you the names of the banks. 233 00:17:38,807 - - > 00:17:40,725 Well, that's a start. 234 00:17:41,101 - - > 00:17:43,436 I'll get you your warrants, but I want your trust. 235 00:17:43,604 - - > 00:17:47,440 Oh, you don't have to sell me, Dent. We all know you're Gotham's white knight. 236 00:17:48,692 - - > 00:17:52,153 Yeah, well, I heard they have a different name for me down at MCU. 237 00:17:52,738 - - > 00:17:54,072 I wouldn't know about that. 238 00:17:55,199 - - > 00:17:58,993 In China, Lau Security Investments stands for dynamic new growth. 239 00:17:59,161 - - > 00:18:03,456 A joint Chinese venture with Wayne Enterprises will be a powerhouse. 240 00:18:03,624 - - > 00:18:05,541 Well, Mr. Lau... 241 00:18:05,918 - - > 00:18:08,669 ...I speak for the rest of the board... 242 00:18:09,254 - - > 00:18:12,173 ...and Mr. Wayne, in expressing our own excitement. 243 00:18:17,054 - - > 00:18:20,681 Sir, I know Mr. Wayne is curious about how his trust fund gets replenished... 244 00:18:20,849 - - > 00:18:23,351 ...but, frankly, this is embarrassing. 245 00:18:23,519 - - > 00:18:26,104 You worry about the diligence, Mr. Reese. 246 00:18:26,271 - - > 00:18:28,564 I'll worry about Bruce Wayne. 247 00:18:28,732 - - > 00:18:30,274 It's done. 248 00:18:30,442 - - > 00:18:32,193 The numbers are solid. 249 00:18:32,361 - - > 00:18:33,903 Do them again. 250 00:18:34,071 - - > 00:18:37,156 Wouldn't want the trust fund to run out, now, would we? 251 00:18:37,866 - - > 00:18:39,033 252 00:18:39,868 - - > 00:18:41,494 Another long night? 253 00:18:41,662 - - > 00:18:44,622 This joint venture was your idea, and the consultants love it. 254 00:18:45,290 - - > 00:18:46,541 But I'm not convinced. 255 00:18:46,708 - - > 00:18:50,378 Lau's company has grown by 8 percent annually like clockwork. 256 00:18:50,546 - - > 00:18:52,964 His revenue stream must be off the books... 257 00:18:53,132 - - > 00:18:54,549 ...maybe even illegal. 258 00:18:54,716 - - > 00:18:56,384 Okay. Cancel the deal. 259 00:18:57,719 - - > 00:18:58,886 You already knew. 260 00:18:59,596 - - > 00:19:02,140 Just needed a closer look at their books. 261 00:19:02,307 - - > 00:19:04,350 Anything else you can trouble me for? 262 00:19:04,810 - - > 00:19:06,352 I need a new suit. 263 00:19:06,520 - - > 00:19:09,021 Yeah. Three buttons is a little '90s, Mr. Wayne. 264 00:19:09,189 - - > 00:19:12,316 I'm not talking fashion, Mr. Fox, so much as function. 265 00:19:13,360 - - > 00:19:15,069 You wanna be able to turn your head. 266 00:19:15,237 - - > 00:19:17,321 Sure make backing out of the driveway easier. 267 00:19:17,781 - - > 00:19:19,323 I'll see what I can do. 268 00:19:24,079 - - > 00:19:26,038 Took three weeks to get a reservation here. 269 00:19:26,206 - - > 00:19:28,332 I had to tell them I work for the government. 270 00:19:28,500 - - > 00:19:31,169 - Really? - Health inspector's not afraid to pull strings. 271 00:19:31,336 - - > 00:19:33,546 Rachel. Fancy that. 272 00:19:33,714 - - > 00:19:36,215 Yeah, Bruce. Fancy that. 273 00:19:36,550 - - > 00:19:38,718 Rachel, Natascha. Natascha, Rachel. 274 00:19:38,886 - - > 00:19:44,265 - Natascha. Are you the prima- - ? - Prima ballerina for the Moscow Ballet. 275 00:19:44,433 - - > 00:19:47,768 - Wow. Harvey's taking me next week. - Really? So you're into ballet? 276 00:19:48,103 - - > 00:19:50,271 Bruce. This is Harvey Dent. 277 00:19:50,606 - - > 00:19:54,358 The famous Bruce Wayne. Rachel's told me everything about you. 278 00:19:54,526 - - > 00:19:55,735 I certainly hope not. 279 00:19:56,069 - - > 00:19:59,405 - Let's put a couple tables together. - I'm not sure that they'll let us. 280 00:19:59,573 - - > 00:20:02,617 Oh, they should. I own the place. 281 00:20:03,076 - - > 00:20:05,300 How could you want to raise children in a city like this? 282 00:20:05,301- - > 00:20:07,916 Well, I was raised here. I turned out okay. 00:20:08,217 - - > 00:20:09,916 Is Wayne Manor in the city limits? 283 00:20:10,083 - - > 00:20:11,584 Is- - ? Heh- heh. 284 00:20:11,752 - - > 00:20:13,294 The Palisades? Sure. 285 00:20:13,462 - - > 00:20:17,924 You know, as our new DA, you might wanna figure out where your jurisdiction ends. 286 00:20:18,091 - - > 00:20:22,053 I'm talking about the kind of city that idolizes a masked vigilante. 287 00:20:22,221 - - > 00:20:25,598 Gotham City is proud of an ordinary citizen standing up for what's right. 288 00:20:25,766 - - > 00:20:27,217 Gotham needs heroes like you, 289 00:20:27,218 - - > 00:20:29,700 elected officials, not a man who thinks he's above the law. 00:20:29,701 - - > 00:20:31,479 Exactly. Who appointed the Batman? 290 00:20:31,647 - - > 00:20:35,483 We did. All of us who stood by and let scum take control of our city. 291 00:20:35,651 - - > 00:20:37,401 But this is a democracy, Harvey. 292 00:20:37,569 - - > 00:20:39,320 When their enemies were at the gates... 293 00:20:39,488 - - > 00:20:43,199 ...the Romans would suspend democracy and appoint one man to protect the city. 294 00:20:43,367 - - > 00:20:45,952 It wasn't considered an honor, it was a public service. 295 00:20:46,119 - - > 00:20:50,248 Harvey, the last man that they appointed to protect the republic was named Caesar... 296 00:20:50,415 - - > 00:20:53,834 - ...and he never gave up his power. - Okay, fine. 297 00:20:54,002 - - > 00:20:55,336 You either die a hero... 298 00:20:55,504 - - > 00:20:58,547 ...or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. 299 00:20:58,715 - - > 00:21:02,218 Whoever the Batman is, he doesn't wanna do this for the rest of his life. 300 00:21:02,386 - - > 00:21:05,638 How could he? Batman is looking for someone to take up his mantle. 301 00:21:05,806 - - > 00:21:08,099 Someone like you, Mr. Dent? 302 00:21:08,558 - - > 00:21:11,018 Maybe. If I'm up to it. 303 00:21:11,186 - - > 00:21:16,440 What if Harvey Dent is the Caped Crusader? Hm? 304 00:21:18,694 - - > 00:21:21,862 If I were sneaking out every night, someone would've noticed by now. 305 00:21:24,241 - - > 00:21:28,369 Well, I'm sold, Dent, and I'm gonna throw you a fundraiser. 306 00:21:28,537 - - > 00:21:31,372 That's nice, but I'm not up for reelection for three years. 307 00:21:31,540 - - > 00:21:33,457 No, you don't understand. 308 00:21:33,625 - - > 00:21:36,419 One fundraiser with my pals... 309 00:21:37,045 - - > 00:21:39,213 ...you'll never need another cent. 310 00:21:41,008 - - > 00:21:44,010 311 00:21:53,895 - - > 00:21:56,022 What the hell is this? 312 00:21:57,357 - - > 00:22:00,484 As you're all aware, one of our deposits was stolen. 313 00:22:00,652 - - > 00:22:04,030 A relatively small amount, 68 million. 314 00:22:04,197 - - > 00:22:06,741 Who's stupid enough to steal from us? 315 00:22:07,075 - - > 00:22:10,619 Two- bit wackjob, wears a cheap purple suit and makeup. 316 00:22:10,787 - - > 00:22:12,747 He's not the problem. He's a nobody. 317 00:22:12,914 - - > 00:22:16,292 The problem is our money being tracked by the cops. 318 00:22:16,460 - - > 00:22:18,961 Thanks to Mr. Maroni's well- placed sources... 319 00:22:19,129 - - > 00:22:22,923 ...we know that police have indeed identified our banks using marked bills... 320 00:22:23,091 - - > 00:22:25,593 ...and are planning to seize your funds today. 321 00:22:25,761 - - > 00:22:29,764 And since the enthusiastic new DA has put all my competitors out of business... 322 00:22:30,390 - - > 00:22:33,893 - ...I'm your only option. - So, what are you proposing? 323 00:22:34,061 - - > 00:22:37,730 Moving all deposits to one secure location, not a bank. 324 00:22:37,898 - - > 00:22:39,857 - Where, then? - No one can know but me. 325 00:22:40,609 - - > 00:22:43,361 If the police were to gain leverage over one of you... 326 00:22:43,528 - - > 00:22:45,321 ...everyone's money would be at stake. 327 00:22:45,489 - - > 00:22:47,615 What stop them getting to you? 328 00:22:47,783 - - > 00:22:50,868 I go to Hong Kong, far from Dent's jurisdiction... 329 00:22:51,244 - - > 00:22:54,121 ...and the Chinese will not extradite one of their own. 330 00:22:54,289 - - > 00:22:55,915 How soon can you move the money? 331 00:22:56,208 - - > 00:22:57,291 I already have. 332 00:22:59,669 - - > 00:23:02,296 For obvious reasons, I couldn't wait for your permission. 333 00:23:02,923 - - > 00:23:06,592 Rest assured, your money is safe. 334 00:23:06,802 - - > 00:23:09,095 335 00:23:13,767 - - > 00:23:18,771 Oh, hee- hee, aha. Ha, ooh, hee, ha- ha, ha- ha. 336 00:23:18,939 - - > 00:23:21,190 And I thought my jokes were bad. 337 00:23:21,358 - - > 00:23:24,443 Give me one reason why I shouldn't have my boy pull your head off. 338 00:23:24,611 - - > 00:23:25,903 How about a magic trick? 339 00:23:29,241 - - > 00:23:31,575 I'm gonna make this pencil disappear. 340 00:23:33,870 - - > 00:23:34,995 Ta- da! 341 00:23:35,163 - - > 00:23:36,664 It's- - 342 00:23:36,832 - - > 00:23:39,125 It's gone. 343 00:23:39,501 - - > 00:23:41,836 Oh, and by the way, the suit, it wasn't cheap. 344 00:23:42,003 - - > 00:23:44,839 - You ought to know, you bought it. - Sit. 345 00:23:45,924 - - > 00:23:48,968 I want to hear proposition. 346 00:23:51,680 - - > 00:23:54,181 Let's wind the clocks back a year. 347 00:23:54,516 - - > 00:24:00,187 These cops and lawyers wouldn't dare cross any of you. 348 00:24:01,356 - - > 00:24:03,482 I mean, what happened? 349 00:24:03,650 - - > 00:24:07,445 Did your balls drop off? Hm? 350 00:24:07,612 - - > 00:24:09,655 You see, a guy like me.... 351 00:24:10,115 - - > 00:24:12,867 - A freak. - Damn right. 352 00:24:13,034 - - > 00:24:16,162 A guy like me- - Look, listen. 353 00:24:16,705 - - > 00:24:21,000 I know why you choose to have your little.... 354 00:24:21,168 - - > 00:24:23,878 ...group- therapy sessions in broad daylight. 355 00:24:24,379 - - > 00:24:27,173 I know why you're afraid to go out at night. 356 00:24:29,384 - - > 00:24:31,051 The Batman. 357 00:24:31,219 - - > 00:24:36,474 See, Batman has shown Gotham your true colors, unfortunately. 358 00:24:36,641 - - > 00:24:40,144 Dent, he's just the beginning. 359 00:24:40,729 - - > 00:24:45,483 And as for the television's so- called plan... 360 00:24:45,942 - - > 00:24:47,818 ...Batman has no jurisdiction. 361 00:24:47,986 - - > 00:24:50,571 He'll find him and make him squeal. 362 00:24:50,739 - - > 00:24:53,741 I know the squealers when I see them... 363 00:24:53,909 - - > 00:24:55,576 ...and.... 364 00:24:56,328 - - > 00:24:57,828 What do you propose? 365 00:24:57,996 - - > 00:25:00,414 It's simple. We, uh, kill the Batman. 366 00:25:00,582 - - > 00:25:01,582 367 00:25:01,750 - - > 00:25:04,710 If it's so simple, why haven't you done it already? 368 00:25:04,878 - - > 00:25:07,588 If you're good at something, never do it for free. 369 00:25:08,256 - - > 00:25:09,548 How much you want? 370 00:25:10,258 - - > 00:25:12,259 Uh, half. 371 00:25:12,427 - - > 00:25:14,094 372 00:25:14,471 - - > 00:25:17,223 - You're crazy. - No, I'm not. 373 00:25:17,390 - - > 00:25:19,517 No, I'm not. 374 00:25:21,102 - - > 00:25:24,522 If we don't deal with this now... 375 00:25:24,689 - - > 00:25:26,315 ...soon... 376 00:25:26,525 - - > 00:25:31,445 ...little Gambol here won't be able to get a nickel for his grandma. 377 00:25:32,113 - - > 00:25:33,572 Enough from the clown! 378 00:25:33,740 - - > 00:25:36,700 Ah, ta- ta- ta. Let's not blow... 379 00:25:36,868 - - > 00:25:39,411 - Shit! - ...this out of proportion. 380 00:25:39,579 - - > 00:25:42,081 You think you can steal from us and just walk away? 381 00:25:42,249 - - > 00:25:43,791 - Yeah. I'm putting the word out. 382 00:25:43,959 - - > 00:25:46,252 Five hundred grand for this clown dead. 383 00:25:46,419 - - > 00:25:49,463 A million alive, so I can teach him some manners first. 384 00:25:50,757 - - > 00:25:53,342 All right. So, listen, why don't you give me a call... 385 00:25:53,510 - - > 00:25:57,263 ...when you wanna start taking things a little more seriously? 386 00:25:57,430 - - > 00:25:59,306 Here's my card. 387 00:26:03,353 - - > 00:26:05,396 Mm- mm. 388 00:26:19,411 - - > 00:26:21,787 You're a hard man to reach. 389 00:26:24,791 - - > 00:26:27,084 Lau's halfway to Hong Kong. 390 00:26:28,378 - - > 00:26:31,213 If you'd have asked, I could have taken his passport. 391 00:26:31,381 - - > 00:26:34,049 All that was left in the vaults were marked bills. 392 00:26:34,217 - - > 00:26:37,511 They knew we were coming. As soon as your office got involved- - 393 00:26:37,679 - - > 00:26:38,679 My office? 394 00:26:38,847 - - > 00:26:42,558 You're sitting down there with scum like Wuertz and Ramirez and you're talking- - 395 00:26:42,726 - - > 00:26:45,853 Oh, yeah. I almost had your rookie cold on a racketeering beat. 396 00:26:46,021 - - > 00:26:50,566 Don't try and cloud the fact that clearly Maroni's got people in your office, Dent. 397 00:26:53,361 - - > 00:26:55,321 We need Lau back... 398 00:26:55,488 - - > 00:26:59,450 ...but the Chinese won't extradite a national under any circumstances. 399 00:26:59,784 - - > 00:27:02,494 If I get him to you, can you get him to talk? 400 00:27:02,662 - - > 00:27:03,871 I'll get him to sing. 401 00:27:04,039 - - > 00:27:06,790 We're going after the Mob's life savings. 402 00:27:06,958 - - > 00:27:08,208 Things will get ugly. 403 00:27:08,376 - - > 00:27:10,669 I knew the risk when I took this job, lieutenant. 404 00:27:10,837 - - > 00:27:12,379 How will you get him back, any- - ? 405 00:27:14,966 - - > 00:27:16,383 He does that. 406 00:27:16,551 - - > 00:27:20,054 Our Chinese friends left town before I could tell them the deal was off. 407 00:27:20,221 - - > 00:27:23,724 Well, I'm sure that you've always wanted to go to Hong Kong. 408 00:27:23,892 - - > 00:27:26,060 What's wrong with a phone call? 409 00:27:26,227 - - > 00:27:29,855 I think Mr. Lau deserves a more personal touch. 410 00:27:31,066 - - > 00:27:35,861 Now, for high-altitude jumps, you're going to need oxygen and stabilizers. 411 00:27:36,029 - - > 00:27:39,657 Well, I must say, compared to your usual requests... 412 00:27:39,824 - - > 00:27:42,409 ...jumping out of an airplane is pretty straightforward. 413 00:27:43,036 - - > 00:27:45,162 What about getting back into the plane? 414 00:27:45,330 - - > 00:27:49,166 - I'd recommend a good travel agent. - Without it landing. 415 00:27:50,335 - - > 00:27:53,087 Now, that's more like it, Mr. Wayne. 416 00:27:53,630 - - > 00:27:56,256 The CIA had a program back in the '60s... 417 00:27:56,424 - - > 00:27:59,760 ...for getting their people out of hot spots called Sky Hook. 418 00:27:59,928 - - > 00:28:02,596 - We could look into that. - Yeah. 419 00:28:02,764 - - > 00:28:04,431 Okay. Now.... 420 00:28:05,934 - - > 00:28:10,938 Hardened Kevlar plates over titanium-dipped tri-weave fibers for flexibility. 421 00:28:11,106 - - > 00:28:13,941 You'll be lighter, faster, more agile. 422 00:28:17,445 - - > 00:28:19,613 Perhaps you should read the instructions first? 423 00:28:19,781 - - > 00:28:21,782 - Yeah. - Now, there is a tradeoff. 424 00:28:21,950 - - > 00:28:25,452 Separation of the plates makes you more vulnerable to knives and gunfire. 425 00:28:25,620 - - > 00:28:28,580 We wouldn't wanna make things too easy, now, would we? 426 00:28:28,748 - - > 00:28:30,791 How will it hold up against dogs? 427 00:28:30,959 - - > 00:28:33,085 We talking rottweilers or Chihuahuas? 428 00:28:34,295 - - > 00:28:36,797 Should do fine against cats. 429 00:28:36,965 - - > 00:28:39,091 I found one in Arizona. 430 00:28:39,259 - - > 00:28:43,429 A very nice man said he could have it up and running in a week, and he takes cash. 431 00:28:43,596 - - > 00:28:46,432 - What about the flight crew? - South Korean smugglers. 432 00:28:46,599 - - > 00:28:48,809 They run flights into Pyongyang, below radar. 433 00:28:48,977 - - > 00:28:51,729 - Did you think of an alibi? - Oh, yes. 434 00:29:10,498 - - > 00:29:13,125 I believe this is your plane, sir. 435 00:29:17,338 - - > 00:29:20,841 You look tired, Alfred. You'll be all right without me? 436 00:29:22,510 - - > 00:29:26,013 If you can tell me the Russian for ‘apply your own bloody suntan lotion.’ 437 00:29:37,150 - - > 00:29:40,986 Yo, Gambol, somebody here for you. They say they've just killed the Joker. 438 00:29:41,154 - - > 00:29:42,988 They brought the body. 439 00:29:59,380 - - > 00:30:01,882 So, dead, that's 500. 440 00:30:03,843 - - > 00:30:05,636 How about alive? Hm? 441 00:30:08,848 - - > 00:30:12,017 You wanna know how I got these scars? 442 00:30:13,937 - - > 00:30:16,939 My father was... 443 00:30:17,106 - - > 00:30:18,565 ...a drinker... 444 00:30:18,733 - - > 00:30:19,983 ...and a fiend. 445 00:30:20,819 - - > 00:30:24,988 And one night, he goes off crazier than usual. 446 00:30:25,406 - - > 00:30:28,200 Mommy gets the kitchen knife to defend herself. 447 00:30:28,368 - - > 00:30:29,910 He doesn't like that... 448 00:30:30,078 - - > 00:30:33,539 ...not one bit. 449 00:30:33,706 - - > 00:30:36,250 So, me watching... 450 00:30:36,417 - - > 00:30:41,004 ...he takes the knife to her, laughing while he does it. 451 00:30:41,172 - - > 00:30:44,258 He turns to me and he says: 452 00:30:44,425 - - > 00:30:48,095 ‘Why so serious?’ 453 00:30:48,346 - - > 00:30:49,930 He comes at me with the knife. 454 00:30:50,598 - - > 00:30:52,516 ‘Why so serious?’ 455 00:30:54,769 - - > 00:30:57,646 He sticks the blade in my mouth. 456 00:30:57,981 - - > 00:31:01,900 ‘Let's put a smile on that face.’ 457 00:31:03,111 - - > 00:31:05,320 And.... 458 00:31:07,699 - - > 00:31:09,241 Why so serious? 459 00:31:14,289 - - > 00:31:15,789 Now... 460 00:31:15,957 - - > 00:31:18,208 ...our operation is small... 461 00:31:18,376 - - > 00:31:21,295 ...but there is a lot of potential... 462 00:31:21,462 - - > 00:31:24,006 ...for aggressive expansion. 463 00:31:24,173 - - > 00:31:27,384 So which of you fine gentlemen would like to join our team? 464 00:31:27,552 - - > 00:31:31,972 Oh. There's only one spot open right now, so we're gonna have... 465 00:31:32,640 - - > 00:31:34,808 ...tryouts. 466 00:31:39,397 - - > 00:31:41,398 Make it fast. 467 00:31:50,825 - - > 00:31:52,242 Welcome to Hong Kong, Mr. Fox. 468 00:31:52,410 - - > 00:31:55,120 Mr. Lau regrets he is unable to greet you in person today. 469 00:31:55,288 - - > 00:31:57,205 I understand. 470 00:32:07,008 - - > 00:32:10,594 For security purposes, I'm gonna have to ask you to check in your mobile. 471 00:32:10,762 - - > 00:32:12,346 Of course. 472 00:32:15,099 - - > 00:32:18,810 I must apologize for leaving Gotham in the middle of our negotiations. 473 00:32:18,978 - - > 00:32:22,522 This misunderstanding with the Gotham police force... 474 00:32:22,690 - - > 00:32:25,100 ...I couldn't let it threaten my company. 00:32:25,101 - - > 00:32:25,400 -Of course. 475 00:32:25,401 - - > 00:32:28,570 A businessman of your stature will understand and... 476 00:32:28,738 - - > 00:32:32,699 ...with you here now, we can continue. 477 00:32:32,867 - - > 00:32:36,620 Well, I do appreciate you bringing me out here in such style, Mr. Lau, but I re- - 478 00:32:36,788 - - > 00:32:37,996 479 00:32:38,164 - - > 00:32:39,998 We do not allow cell phones in here. 480 00:32:40,166 - - > 00:32:42,876 I'm sorry. Forgot I had it. 481 00:32:43,044 - - > 00:32:47,673 No, I really came to tell you that our business deal has to be put on hold. 482 00:32:48,216 - - > 00:32:51,301 You see, we can't afford to be seen to do business with... 483 00:32:52,428 - - > 00:32:54,388 ...whatever it is you're accused of being. 484 00:32:54,555 - - > 00:32:57,140 I'm sure a businessman of your stature will understand. 485 00:32:57,308 - - > 00:33:01,228 I think, Mr. Fox, a simple phone call might have sufficed. 486 00:33:01,396 - - > 00:33:04,773 Mr. Wayne didn't want you to think he was deliberately wasting your time. 487 00:33:04,941 - - > 00:33:06,566 Just accidentally wasting it. 488 00:33:07,568 - - > 00:33:11,738 That's very good, Mr. Lau. ‘Accidentally.’ Very good. 489 00:33:12,532 - - > 00:33:13,865 Hey, sir. 490 00:33:32,093 - - > 00:33:34,094 There's a better view from the peak tram. 491 00:33:34,262 - - > 00:33:36,096 How's the view from LSI Holdings? 492 00:33:36,389 - - > 00:33:37,931 Restricted. 493 00:33:38,099 - - > 00:33:40,100 Lau is holed up in there good and tight. 494 00:33:40,268 - - > 00:33:42,185 - What's this? - I had R & D work it up. 495 00:33:42,353 - - > 00:33:44,021 Sends out a high- frequency pulse... 496 00:33:44,188 - - > 00:33:47,024 ...records the response time for mapping an environment. 497 00:33:47,525 - - > 00:33:50,110 Sonar. Just like a.... 498 00:33:50,278 - - > 00:33:52,446 Submarine, Mr. Wayne. Like a submarine. 499 00:33:52,947 - - > 00:33:54,781 - And the other device? - It's in place. 500 00:33:55,700 - - > 00:33:56,742 Mr. Wayne? 501 00:33:57,952 - - > 00:33:59,244 Good luck. 502 00:34:48,586 - - > 00:34:50,921 503 00:34:52,340 - - > 00:34:54,341 504 00:34:58,179 - - > 00:35:00,847 505 00:35:38,261 - - > 00:35:39,803 506 00:36:01,117 - - > 00:36:02,409 507 00:36:15,715 - - > 00:36:17,716 508 00:36:24,599 - - > 00:36:26,600 509 00:36:37,069 - - > 00:36:39,070 510 00:37:15,316 - - > 00:37:17,817 511 00:37:49,183 - - > 00:37:52,394 Look, give us the money and we'll talk about making a deal. 512 00:37:52,561 - - > 00:37:55,855 The money is the only reason I'm still alive. 513 00:37:56,023 - - > 00:38:00,151 Oh, you mean, when they find out that you've helped us, they're gonna kill you? 514 00:38:00,319 - - > 00:38:02,028 - Are you threatening my client? - No. 515 00:38:02,196 - - > 00:38:06,408 I'm just assuming your client's cooperation with this investigation. 516 00:38:08,035 - - > 00:38:09,703 As will everyone. 517 00:38:11,038 - - > 00:38:14,374 No? Okay. 518 00:38:14,834 - - > 00:38:17,836 Enjoy your time in County, Mr. Lau. 519 00:38:18,004 - - > 00:38:19,504 Wait! 520 00:38:19,714 - - > 00:38:21,715 I won't give you the money... 521 00:38:21,882 - - > 00:38:24,884 ...but I will give you my clients, all of them. 522 00:38:25,177 - - > 00:38:27,387 You were a glorified accountant. 523 00:38:27,555 - - > 00:38:31,391 What could you possibly have on all of them that we could charge? 524 00:38:31,559 - - > 00:38:35,395 I'm good with calculation. I handled all their investments. 525 00:38:35,563 - - > 00:38:37,147 One big pot. 526 00:38:38,524 - - > 00:38:39,858 Got it. 527 00:38:40,276 - - > 00:38:42,110 One minute. 528 00:38:42,903 - - > 00:38:47,574 RICO. If they pooled their money, we can charge them as one criminal conspiracy. 529 00:38:47,742 - - > 00:38:48,908 Charge them with what? 530 00:38:49,076 - - > 00:38:51,953 In a RICO case, if you can charge one of them with a felony- - 531 00:38:52,121 - - > 00:38:54,706 You can charge all of them with it. That's great. 532 00:38:56,083 - - > 00:38:58,001 Mr. Lau. 533 00:38:59,003 - - > 00:39:03,006 What kind of details do you have about this communal fund? 534 00:39:03,174 - - > 00:39:04,799 - Ledgers- - ? - Immunity, protection... 535 00:39:04,967 - - > 00:39:08,428 - ...a chartered plane back to Hong Kong. - After you testify in open court. 536 00:39:08,596 - - > 00:39:10,930 I'm just curious. With all your clients locked up... 537 00:39:11,265 - - > 00:39:13,475 ...what's gonna happen with all that money? 538 00:39:13,642 - - > 00:39:16,770 Like I said, I'm good with calculation. 539 00:39:16,937 - - > 00:39:21,608 He can't go to County. I'll keep him here in the holding cells. 540 00:39:21,776 - - > 00:39:24,319 What is this, Gordon, your fortress? 541 00:39:24,612 - - > 00:39:27,280 Well, you trust them over at County? 542 00:39:27,448 - - > 00:39:29,282 I don't trust them here. 543 00:39:31,035 - - > 00:39:32,535 Lau stays. 544 00:39:32,995 - - > 00:39:37,540 Well, I don't know about Mr. Lau's travel arrangements, but I'm sure glad he's back. 545 00:39:37,708 - - > 00:39:40,168 Put word out. We hire the clown. 546 00:39:42,963 - - > 00:39:46,800 He was right. We have to fix real problem. 547 00:39:47,301 - - > 00:39:48,426 Batman. 548 00:39:52,973 - - > 00:39:56,893 - I'm not aware of any participation.... - Our boy looks good on the tube. 549 00:39:57,395 - - > 00:40:00,146 You sure you wanna embarrass me in front of my friends? 550 00:40:00,314 - - > 00:40:03,983 Oh, don't worry. They're coming too. 551 00:40:10,825 - - > 00:40:12,659 Have a nice trip. See you next fall. 552 00:40:12,827 - - > 00:40:14,661 Seven hundred twelve counts of extortion. 553 00:40:14,829 - - > 00:40:17,247 Eight hundred and forty nine counts of racketeering. 554 00:40:17,415 - - > 00:40:22,961 Two hundred and forty six counts of fraud. Eighty seven counts of conspiracy murder. 555 00:40:23,879 - - > 00:40:27,006 Five hundred and twenty- seven counts of obstruction of justice. 556 00:40:27,425 - - > 00:40:28,800 How do the defendants plead? 557 00:40:28,968 - - > 00:40:31,803 558 00:40:35,975 - - > 00:40:37,016 Order in the court. 559 00:40:37,184 - - > 00:40:39,686 Five hundred and forty nine criminals at once. 560 00:40:39,854 - - > 00:40:42,355 How did you convince Surrillo to hear this farce? 561 00:40:42,523 - - > 00:40:46,651 She shares my enthusiasm for justice. After all, she is a judge. 562 00:40:46,819 - - > 00:40:49,863 Even if you blow enough smoke to get convictions out of Surrillo... 563 00:40:50,030 - - > 00:40:52,615 ...you're gonna set a new record at appeals. 564 00:40:52,783 - - > 00:40:55,285 It won't matter. The head guys make bail, sure. 565 00:40:55,453 - - > 00:40:57,871 But the midlevel guys, they can't. 566 00:40:58,038 - - > 00:41:02,167 They can't afford to be off the streets. They'll cut deals that include some jail time. 567 00:41:02,334 - - > 00:41:05,336 Think of all you could do with 18 months of clean streets. 568 00:41:06,881 - - > 00:41:10,008 - Mr. Mayor, you can't- - - No, get out. Both of you. 569 00:41:14,180 - - > 00:41:15,722 Sit down. 570 00:41:20,686 - - > 00:41:23,688 The public likes you. That's the only reason that this might fly. 571 00:41:23,856 - - > 00:41:25,190 But that means it's on you. 572 00:41:25,357 - - > 00:41:28,401 They're all gonna come after you now, and not just the Mob. 573 00:41:28,569 - - > 00:41:32,405 Politicians, journalists, cops. 574 00:41:32,573 - - > 00:41:35,074 Anyone whose wallet's about to get lighter. 575 00:41:35,242 - - > 00:41:37,911 Are you up to it? You'd better be. 576 00:41:38,078 - - > 00:41:40,205 Because they get anything on you... 577 00:41:40,372 - - > 00:41:45,168 ...and those criminals are back on the streets, followed swiftly by you and me. 578 00:41:45,336 - - > 00:41:46,628 Jesus! 579 00:41:51,091 - - > 00:41:52,926 580 00:42:07,775 - - > 00:42:10,235 I think your fundraiser will be a great success, sir. 581 00:42:10,402 - - > 00:42:13,071 And why do you think I wanna hold a party for Harvey Dent? 582 00:42:13,239 - - > 00:42:16,324 I assumed it was your usual reason for socializing beyond myself... 583 00:42:16,492 - - > 00:42:18,535 ...and the scum of Gotham's underbelly: 584 00:42:18,702 - - > 00:42:20,495 To try to impress Miss Dawes. 585 00:42:20,663 - - > 00:42:24,749 Very droll, but very wrong. Actually, it's Dent. 586 00:42:24,917 - - > 00:42:27,794 Police released video footage found concealed on the body. 587 00:42:27,962 - - > 00:42:30,588 Sensitive viewers, be aware. The image is disturbing. 588 00:42:30,756 - - > 00:42:32,966 Tell them your name. 589 00:42:33,133 - - > 00:42:34,801 Brian Douglas. 590 00:42:34,969 - - > 00:42:36,219 591 00:42:36,387 - - > 00:42:38,721 And are you the real Batman? 592 00:42:38,889 - - > 00:42:39,931 - No. - No? 593 00:42:40,099 - - > 00:42:42,058 - No. - No? 594 00:42:42,226 - - > 00:42:43,935 Then why do you dress up like him? 595 00:42:44,103 - - > 00:42:45,311 596 00:42:45,479 - - > 00:42:46,479 Whoo- hoo- hoo- hoo! 597 00:42:46,647 - - > 00:42:50,775 Because he's a symbol that we don't have to be afraid of scum like you. 598 00:42:50,943 - - > 00:42:54,279 Yeah. You do, Brian. You really do. 599 00:42:54,446 - - > 00:42:58,074 Huh? Yeah. Oh, shh, shh, shh. 600 00:42:58,242 - - > 00:43:02,704 So you think Batman's made Gotham a better place? Hm? 601 00:43:02,913 - - > 00:43:04,455 Look at me. 602 00:43:04,623 - - > 00:43:06,916 Look at me! 603 00:43:10,671 - - > 00:43:14,173 You see, this is how crazy Batman's made Gotham. 604 00:43:14,341 - - > 00:43:16,634 You want order in Gotham... 605 00:43:16,969 - - > 00:43:21,389 ...Batman must take off his mask and turn himself in. 606 00:43:21,557 - - > 00:43:25,351 Oh, and every day he doesn't, people will die. 607 00:43:25,686 - - > 00:43:27,812 Starting tonight. 608 00:43:28,230 - - > 00:43:30,440 I'm a man of my word. 609 00:43:30,608 - - > 00:43:32,025 610 00:43:32,192 - - > 00:43:33,860 611 00:43:38,407 - - > 00:43:41,242 612 00:43:47,708 - - > 00:43:50,543 Harvey Dent, scourge of the underworld... 613 00:43:50,711 - - > 00:43:53,796 ...scared stiff by the trust-fund brigade. 614 00:43:53,964 - - > 00:43:55,214 - I'll be back. - Rachel. 615 00:43:55,382 - - > 00:43:58,217 A little liquid courage, Mr. Dent? 616 00:43:58,385 - - > 00:44:00,803 - Thank you. Alfred, right? - That's right, sir. 617 00:44:00,971 - - > 00:44:04,265 Rachel talks about you all the time. You've known her her whole life. 618 00:44:04,433 - - > 00:44:05,683 Not yet, sir. 619 00:44:07,978 - - > 00:44:10,229 Any psychotic ex-boyfriends I should be aware of? 620 00:44:10,397 - - > 00:44:12,649 Oh, you have no idea. 621 00:44:12,816 - - > 00:44:15,318 622 00:44:31,585 - - > 00:44:35,546 I'm sorry that I'm late. I'm glad to see that you all got started without me. 623 00:44:35,714 - - > 00:44:39,425 Now, where is Harvey? Where- - ? 624 00:44:39,593 - - > 00:44:42,011 Harvey Dent, the man of the hour. 625 00:44:42,179 - - > 00:44:43,513 Where's Rachel Dawes? 626 00:44:43,681 - - > 00:44:46,057 She is my oldest friend. Come here. 627 00:44:46,225 - - > 00:44:50,103 When Rachel first told me she was dating Harvey Dent, I had one thing to say: 628 00:44:50,312 - - > 00:44:52,730 ‘The guy from those God-awful campaign commercials?’ 629 00:44:52,898 - - > 00:44:56,734 ‘I believe in Harvey Dent.’ Yeah, nice slogan, Harvey. 630 00:44:56,902 - - > 00:44:58,903 But it caught Rachel's attention. 631 00:44:59,071 - - > 00:45:02,073 And then I started to pay attention to Harvey... 632 00:45:02,491 - - > 00:45:05,785 ...and all that he's been doing as our new DA. 633 00:45:05,953 - - > 00:45:07,745 And you know what? 634 00:45:09,790 - - > 00:45:11,290 I believe in Harvey Dent. 635 00:45:11,458 - - > 00:45:15,044 I believe that on his watch, Gotham can feel... 636 00:45:15,212 - - > 00:45:18,881 ...a little safer, a little more optimistic. 637 00:45:20,300 - - > 00:45:24,637 Look at this face. This is the face of Gotham's bright future. 638 00:45:24,805 - - > 00:45:26,973 To Harvey Dent. Let's hear it for him. 639 00:45:27,349 - - > 00:45:28,891 Harvey. 640 00:45:38,402 - - > 00:45:41,988 Harvey may not know you well enough to understand you're making fun of him... 641 00:45:42,156 - - > 00:45:44,157 - ...but I do. - No, I meant every word. 642 00:45:45,492 - - > 00:45:48,411 You know that day that you once told me about... 643 00:45:48,579 - - > 00:45:50,663 ...when Gotham would no longer need Batman? 644 00:45:50,831 - - > 00:45:52,749 - It's coming. - Bruce. 645 00:45:53,584 - - > 00:45:59,172 - You can't ask me to wait for that. - It's happening now. Harvey is that hero. 646 00:45:59,339 - - > 00:46:03,801 He locked up half of the city's criminals, and he did it without wearing a mask. 647 00:46:03,969 - - > 00:46:06,179 Gotham needs a hero with a face. 648 00:46:07,014 - - > 00:46:09,307 You can throw a party, Wayne, I'll give you that. 649 00:46:10,684 - - > 00:46:12,602 Thanks again. 650 00:46:13,395 - - > 00:46:15,104 You mind if I borrow Rachel? 651 00:46:18,567 - - > 00:46:22,862 Lieutenant, that joker card pinned to the body? Forensics found three sets of DNA. 652 00:46:23,030 - - > 00:46:24,447 - Any matches? - All three. 653 00:46:24,615 - - > 00:46:28,117 The DNA belongs to Judge Surrillo, Harvey Dent and Commissioner Loeb. 654 00:46:28,285 - - > 00:46:30,286 The Joker's telling us who he's targeting. 655 00:46:30,454 - - > 00:46:33,331 Get a unit over to Surrillo's house. Tell Wuertz to find Dent. 656 00:46:33,499 - - > 00:46:35,541 Protective custody. Where's the commissioner? 657 00:46:35,709 - - > 00:46:37,210 - City hall. - Seal the building. 658 00:46:37,377 - - > 00:46:39,378 - No one in or out till I get there. - Got it. 659 00:46:51,683 - - > 00:46:54,060 Gordon. What are you up to? 660 00:46:54,228 - - > 00:46:57,480 We're secure. I want a floor- by- floor search of the entire building. 661 00:46:57,648 - - > 00:47:00,233 We believe the Joker's made a threat against your life. 662 00:47:00,400 - - > 00:47:01,818 These are dangerous people. 663 00:47:01,985 - - > 00:47:03,863 You're not giving me a lot of information. 00:47:03,863 - - > 00:47:05,863 Even we don't know where you're going. 664 00:47:06,031 - - > 00:47:09,367 Take the envelope, get in, open it. It'll tell you where you're headed. 665 00:47:13,205 - - > 00:47:15,122 You can't leave me alone with these people. 666 00:47:15,290 - - > 00:47:18,334 The whole Mob's after you and you're worried about these guys? 667 00:47:18,502 - - > 00:47:20,461 Compared to this, the Mob doesn't scare me. 668 00:47:20,629 - - > 00:47:24,215 Gordon, you're unlikely to discover this for yourself, so... 669 00:47:24,383 - - > 00:47:28,469 ...take my word, the police commissioner earns a lot of threats. 670 00:47:28,637 - - > 00:47:34,183 I found the appropriate response to these situations a long time ago. 671 00:47:34,393 - - > 00:47:36,644 Them gunning for you makes you see things clearly. 672 00:47:36,812 - - > 00:47:38,145 Yeah, I bet. 673 00:47:38,313 - - > 00:47:42,608 Yeah. It makes you think about things you couldn't stand losing... 674 00:47:42,776 - - > 00:47:44,777 ...about who you wanna spend your life with. 675 00:47:44,945 - - > 00:47:47,947 - That's a pretty big commitment. - Not if the Mob has their way. 676 00:47:53,161 - - > 00:47:55,872 You get to explain to my wife... 677 00:47:56,790 - - > 00:47:58,374 ...why I'm late for dinner. 678 00:47:58,542 - - > 00:48:01,711 Sir, the joker card had traces of your DNA on it. 679 00:48:03,297 - - > 00:48:05,923 - Don't do that. - All right. 680 00:48:06,466 - - > 00:48:09,385 - Let's be serious, then. - Okay. 681 00:48:09,720 - - > 00:48:10,761 What's your answer? 682 00:48:16,935 - - > 00:48:18,436 I don't have an answer. 683 00:48:20,606 - - > 00:48:21,647 How'd they get my DNA? 684 00:48:21,815 - - > 00:48:23,983 Somebody with access to your office or house... 685 00:48:24,151 - - > 00:48:26,777 ...must have lifted a tissue or a glass- - Wait! Wait! 686 00:48:26,945 - - > 00:48:29,864 - Well, I guess no answer is a no. - Harvey. 687 00:48:30,032 - - > 00:48:32,158 - It's someone else, isn't it? - Harvey. 688 00:48:32,326 - - > 00:48:35,494 Just tell me it's not Wayne. The guy's a complete f- - 689 00:48:35,996 - - > 00:48:37,455 What are you doing? 690 00:48:48,675 - - > 00:48:49,675 Oh, shit. 691 00:48:54,014 - - > 00:48:55,681 692 00:48:55,849 - - > 00:48:57,600 Get a medic! 693 00:49:01,021 - - > 00:49:02,146 They've come for him. 694 00:49:03,649 - - > 00:49:04,815 We made it. 695 00:49:07,402 - - > 00:49:08,444 Stay hidden. 696 00:49:08,612 - - > 00:49:10,029 697 00:49:10,697 - - > 00:49:14,033 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. 698 00:49:16,954 - - > 00:49:20,873 We are tonight's entertainment. 699 00:49:21,708 - - > 00:49:24,043 I only have one question: 700 00:49:24,252 - - > 00:49:27,797 Where is Harvey Dent? 701 00:49:37,265 - - > 00:49:39,350 You know where Harvey is? You know who he is? 702 00:49:39,518 - - > 00:49:40,810 Hands up, pretty boy. 703 00:49:40,978 - - > 00:49:42,853 704 00:49:47,943 - - > 00:49:50,736 Do you know where I can find Harvey? I need to talk to him. 705 00:49:50,904 - - > 00:49:53,739 Just something little, huh? No. 706 00:49:56,034 - - > 00:49:58,786 What's going on out there? Wayne! 707 00:50:00,247 - - > 00:50:02,957 - Oh, thank God, you've got a panic room. Hey, wait- - 708 00:50:03,542 - - > 00:50:05,334 Oh, you gotta be kidding me. 709 00:50:05,627 - - > 00:50:07,628 You know, I'll settle for his loved ones. 710 00:50:07,796 - - > 00:50:11,298 We're not intimidated by thugs. 711 00:50:12,259 - - > 00:50:13,968 You know... 712 00:50:15,595 - - > 00:50:18,597 ...you remind me of my father. 713 00:50:19,057 - - > 00:50:20,891 I hated my father. 714 00:50:21,059 - - > 00:50:23,102 Okay, stop. 715 00:50:26,940 - - > 00:50:29,775 Well, hello, beautiful. 716 00:50:31,945 - - > 00:50:35,781 You must be Harvey's squeeze. Hm? 717 00:50:36,158 - - > 00:50:38,659 And you are beautiful. 718 00:50:45,584 - - > 00:50:49,462 You look nervous. Is it the scars? 719 00:50:50,380 - - > 00:50:52,590 You wanna know how I got them? 720 00:50:53,800 - - > 00:50:56,343 Come here. Hey. 721 00:50:56,720 - - > 00:50:58,429 Look at me. 722 00:50:58,889 - - > 00:51:03,642 So I had a wife. She was beautiful, like you... 723 00:51:03,894 - - > 00:51:08,105 ...who tells me I worry too much... 724 00:51:08,273 - - > 00:51:11,192 ...who tells me I ought to smile more... 725 00:51:11,359 - - > 00:51:16,864 ...who gambles and gets in deep with the sharks. Hey. 726 00:51:17,282 - - > 00:51:19,700 One day they carve her face. 727 00:51:20,202 - - > 00:51:24,455 And we have no money for surgeries. She can't take it. 728 00:51:24,831 - - > 00:51:28,334 I just wanna see her smile again. Hm? 729 00:51:28,668 - - > 00:51:31,587 I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars. 730 00:51:32,130 - - > 00:51:33,672 So... 731 00:51:34,257 - - > 00:51:37,927 ...I stick a razor in my mouth and do this... 732 00:51:38,386 - - > 00:51:39,762 ...to myself. 733 00:51:40,055 - - > 00:51:45,142 And you know what? She can't stand the sight of me. 734 00:51:45,310 - - > 00:51:46,852 She leaves. 735 00:51:47,562 - - > 00:51:49,980 Now I see the funny side. 736 00:51:50,857 - - > 00:51:52,441 Now I'm always smiling. 737 00:51:53,485 - - > 00:51:55,653 738 00:51:55,862 - - > 00:51:59,198 You got a little fight in you. I like that. 739 00:51:59,366 - - > 00:52:00,699 Then you're gonna love me. 740 00:52:02,410 - - > 00:52:04,411 741 00:52:18,718 - - > 00:52:19,760 742 00:52:28,854 - - > 00:52:30,062 Drop the gun. 743 00:52:30,230 - - > 00:52:35,234 Oh, sure. You just take off your little mask and show us all who you really are. Hm? 744 00:52:40,866 - - > 00:52:42,074 Let her go. 745 00:52:42,868 - - > 00:52:44,285 Very poor choice of words. 746 00:52:44,452 - - > 00:52:45,494 747 00:52:49,541 - - > 00:52:51,417 748 00:53:07,100 - - > 00:53:08,976 Are you all right? 749 00:53:11,229 - - > 00:53:13,606 Let's not do that again. 750 00:53:13,899 - - > 00:53:16,400 - Is Harvey okay? - He's safe. 751 00:53:17,944 - - > 00:53:19,278 Thank you. 752 00:53:19,571 - - > 00:53:20,613 Jim, it's over. 753 00:53:20,780 - - > 00:53:23,449 As long as they don't get to Lau, we've cut off their funds. 754 00:53:23,617 - - > 00:53:26,660 The prosecution's over. Nobody's standing up in front of a judge... 755 00:53:26,828 - - > 00:53:30,080 ...while judges and police commissioners are getting blown away. 756 00:53:30,248 - - > 00:53:33,292 - What about Dent? - He's got any sense, Dent's halfway to Mex- - 757 00:53:33,460 - - > 00:53:35,044 So where do you keep your trash? 758 00:53:36,379 - - > 00:53:40,341 You're due in court. I need you alive long enough to get you on the record. 759 00:53:40,508 - - > 00:53:43,552 You can't protect me. You can't even protect yourselves. 760 00:53:43,720 - - > 00:53:47,056 You refuse to cooperate, you're not coming back here, you go to County. 761 00:53:47,224 - - > 00:53:49,683 How long do you calculate you'll last in there? 762 00:53:51,102 - - > 00:53:54,605 Targeting me won't get their money. I knew the Mob wouldn't go down easily... 763 00:53:54,773 - - > 00:53:58,275 - ...but this is different. They crossed a line. - You crossed the line first. 764 00:53:58,443 - - > 00:54:01,862 You squeezed them, you hammered them to the point of desperation. 765 00:54:02,030 - - > 00:54:07,034 And in their desperation, they turned to a man they didn't fully understand. 766 00:54:07,535 - - > 00:54:10,079 Criminals aren't complicated, Alfred. 767 00:54:10,247 - - > 00:54:12,456 We just need to figure out what he's after. 768 00:54:12,624 - - > 00:54:14,041 With respect, Master Wayne... 769 00:54:14,209 - - > 00:54:17,169 ...perhaps this is a man you don't fully understand either. 770 00:54:17,963 - - > 00:54:20,673 A long time ago, I was in Burma... 771 00:54:20,840 - - > 00:54:24,260 ...and my friends and I were working for the local government. 772 00:54:24,427 - - > 00:54:27,012 They were trying to buy the loyalty of tribal leaders... 773 00:54:27,180 - - > 00:54:30,015 ...by bribing them with precious stones... 774 00:54:30,183 - - > 00:54:34,770 ...but their caravans were being raided in a forest north of Rangoon by a bandit. 775 00:54:34,938 - - > 00:54:38,232 So we went looking for the stones. 776 00:54:38,608 - - > 00:54:43,737 But in six months, we never met anyone who traded with him. 777 00:54:44,364 - - > 00:54:48,367 One day, I saw a child playing with a ruby... 778 00:54:48,535 - - > 00:54:51,578 ...the size of a tangerine. 779 00:54:51,830 - - > 00:54:55,207 The bandit had been throwing them away. 780 00:54:55,875 - - > 00:54:58,585 - So why steal them? - Because he thought it was good sport. 781 00:54:58,753 - - > 00:55:03,716 Because some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. 782 00:55:03,883 - - > 00:55:08,137 They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. 783 00:55:08,555 - - > 00:55:12,391 Some men just wanna watch the world burn. 784 00:55:20,650 - - > 00:55:23,652 785 00:55:32,829 - - > 00:55:33,996 Your name, sir? 786 00:55:34,164 - - > 00:55:37,333 Eighth and Orchard. You'll find Harvey Dent there. 787 00:55:50,221 - - > 00:55:51,680 Check the names. 788 00:55:58,271 - - > 00:55:59,980 ‘Richard Dent.’ 789 00:56:02,192 - - > 00:56:03,275 ‘Patrick Harvey.’ 790 00:56:03,610 - - > 00:56:04,610 Harvey Dent. 791 00:56:04,778 - - > 00:56:07,780 I need 10 minutes with the scene before your men contaminate it. 792 00:56:07,989 - - > 00:56:11,909 - It's because of you these guys are dead- - - Detective! 793 00:56:14,120 - - > 00:56:16,163 Give us a minute, guys. 794 00:56:17,374 - - > 00:56:18,957 That's brick underneath. 795 00:56:19,292 - - > 00:56:21,960 - Gonna take ballistics off a shattered bullet? - No. 796 00:56:24,214 - - > 00:56:26,131 Fingerprints. 797 00:56:34,682 - - > 00:56:36,600 Whatever you're gonna do, do it fast. 798 00:56:38,395 - - > 00:56:43,107 Because we found his next target. He's put it in tomorrow's paper. 799 00:57:00,417 - - > 00:57:02,709 I'm not sure you made it loud enough, sir. 800 00:57:15,765 - - > 00:57:17,933 What can I do for you, Mr. Reese? 801 00:57:18,101 - - > 00:57:21,895 You wanted me to do the diligence on the LSI Holdings deal again. 802 00:57:22,564 - - > 00:57:24,857 Well, I found some irregularities. 803 00:57:25,275 - - > 00:57:27,359 Their CEO is in police custody. 804 00:57:27,527 - - > 00:57:30,446 No, not with their numbers, with yours. 805 00:57:30,655 - - > 00:57:35,576 Applied Sciences. Whole division of Wayne Enterprises just disappeared overnight. 806 00:57:35,743 - - > 00:57:39,997 I went down to the archives and I started pulling some old files. 807 00:57:41,124 - - > 00:57:46,795 Don't tell me you didn't recognize your baby pancaking cop cars on the evening news. 808 00:57:47,088 - - > 00:57:50,299 Now you got the entire R & D Department burning through cash... 809 00:57:50,467 - - > 00:57:53,802 ...claiming it's related to cell phones for the Army? 810 00:57:53,970 - - > 00:57:57,055 What are you building for him now, a rocket ship? 811 00:57:58,933 - - > 00:58:00,684 I want... 812 00:58:00,852 - - > 00:58:04,771 ...$10 million a year for the rest of my life. 813 00:58:07,275 - - > 00:58:09,401 Let me get this straight. 814 00:58:10,612 - - > 00:58:13,071 You think that your client... 815 00:58:13,239 - - > 00:58:18,076 ...one of the wealthiest, most powerful men in the world, is secretly a vigilante... 816 00:58:18,244 - - > 00:58:22,915 ...who spends his nights beating criminals to a pulp with his bare hands... 817 00:58:23,082 - - > 00:58:26,251 ...and your plan is to blackmail this person? 818 00:58:33,718 - - > 00:58:35,010 Good luck. 819 00:58:37,889 - - > 00:58:39,306 When- - 820 00:58:40,725 - - > 00:58:42,184 Keep that. 821 00:58:48,858 - - > 00:58:51,318 This is your original scan. 822 00:58:52,737 - - > 00:58:55,030 Here it is reengineered. 823 00:59:03,248 - - > 00:59:06,792 And there's the thumbprint he left when he pushed the round in the clip. 824 00:59:08,795 - - > 00:59:09,962 I'll get you a copy. 825 00:59:10,171 - - > 00:59:13,966 Mr. Wayne, did you reassign R & D? 826 00:59:14,133 - - > 00:59:16,635 Yeah. Government telecommunications project. 827 00:59:16,803 - - > 00:59:18,845 Wasn't aware we had any government contracts. 828 00:59:19,097 - - > 00:59:22,099 You know, Lucius, I'm playing this one pretty close to the chest. 829 00:59:23,226 - - > 00:59:24,935 Fair enough. 830 00:59:27,855 - - > 00:59:30,983 With no word from the Batman, even as they mourn Commissioner Loeb... 831 00:59:31,150 - - > 00:59:34,528 ...these cops have to wonder if the Joker will make good on his threat... 832 00:59:34,696 - - > 00:59:37,906 ...in the obituary column of The Gotham Times to kill the mayor. 833 00:59:39,701 - - > 00:59:43,370 I've checked all the databases. There are four possibles. 834 00:59:43,538 - - > 00:59:45,664 Cross- reference the addresses. 835 00:59:45,832 - - > 00:59:49,835 Look for Parkside, overlooking the parade. 836 00:59:51,045 - - > 00:59:52,170 I got one. 837 00:59:52,338 - - > 00:59:56,341 Melvin White, 1502 Randolph Apartments. 838 00:59:56,718 - - > 01:00:00,804 Aggravated assault, moved to Arkham twice. 839 01:00:39,886 - - > 01:00:41,470 What do you got on the roof? 840 01:00:41,638 - - > 01:00:45,182 We're tight, but frankly, there's a lot of windows up here. 841 01:00:53,733 - - > 01:00:57,778 Commissioner Loeb dedicated his life to law enforcement... 842 01:00:57,945 - - > 01:01:00,238 ...and to the protection of his community. 843 01:01:00,406 - - > 01:01:02,199 I remember when I first took office... 844 01:01:02,367 - - > 01:01:04,910 ...and I asked if he wanted to stay on as commissioner. 845 01:01:05,078 - - > 01:01:10,332 And he said he would, provided I kept my politics out of his office. 846 01:01:14,087 - - > 01:01:17,255 Clearly he was not a man who minced words, nor should he have been. 847 01:01:18,424 - - > 01:01:21,927 A number of policies that he enacted as commissioner were unpopular. 848 01:01:22,095 - - > 01:01:25,347 Policies that flooded my office with angry calls and letters.... 849 01:01:29,727 - - > 01:01:31,395 - Who's that? - What happened? 850 01:01:32,438 - - > 01:01:34,314 They took our guns. 851 01:01:34,482 - - > 01:01:36,274 And our uniforms. 852 01:01:41,656 - - > 01:01:42,698 853 01:01:42,865 - - > 01:01:45,617 And as we recognize the sacrifice of this man... 854 01:01:45,785 - - > 01:01:49,746 ...we must remember that vigilance is the price of safety. 855 01:01:49,914 - - > 01:01:52,416 Stand by. Honor guard. 856 01:01:52,583 - - > 01:01:56,211 Attention. Port arms. 857 01:01:57,422 - - > 01:02:01,800 Ready! Aim! Fire! 858 01:02:02,593 - - > 01:02:04,136 Ready! Aim! 859 01:02:04,303 - - > 01:02:05,637 860 01:02:07,765 - - > 01:02:10,142 Ready! Aim! 861 01:02:12,979 - - > 01:02:14,813 862 01:02:16,899 - - > 01:02:18,400 863 01:02:18,568 - - > 01:02:19,985 Stay down! Don't move! 864 01:02:21,821 - - > 01:02:23,488 Mr. Mayor. Get him out of here. 865 01:02:32,707 - - > 01:02:34,958 - I'll see you later. - Why are you going back? 866 01:02:44,218 - - > 01:02:45,677 867 01:02:45,845 - - > 01:02:47,429 868 01:02:47,597 - - > 01:02:48,638 Get out of here. 869 01:02:52,685 - - > 01:02:54,436 Tell me what you know about the Joker. 870 01:03:02,195 - - > 01:03:03,695 871 01:03:14,457 - - > 01:03:15,707 872 01:03:25,468 - - > 01:03:26,802 No. 873 01:03:27,220 - - > 01:03:28,553 I'm sorry, Barbara. 874 01:03:29,472 - - > 01:03:32,724 Jimmy, go play with your sister. Go ahead, honey. 875 01:03:32,892 - - > 01:03:37,062 If there's anything we can do, anything you need, we're here for you. 876 01:03:37,230 - - > 01:03:38,480 877 01:03:38,648 - - > 01:03:40,565 Shh. 878 01:03:40,733 - - > 01:03:41,983 Are you out there? 879 01:03:43,319 - - > 01:03:47,823 Are you? You brought this craziness on us. You did! 880 01:03:47,990 - - > 01:03:50,367 You brought this on us! 881 01:03:51,410 - - > 01:03:55,997 Switch it off, he ain't coming. He doesn't wanna talk to us. 882 01:03:56,415 - - > 01:03:59,417 God help whoever he does wanna talk to. 883 01:03:59,836 - - > 01:04:00,919 884 01:04:01,087 - - > 01:04:04,005 Can't we go someplace quieter? We can't hear each other talk. 885 01:04:04,173 - - > 01:04:07,008 What makes you think I wanna hear you talk? 886 01:04:07,176 - - > 01:04:08,218 What? 887 01:04:08,386 - - > 01:04:09,678 888 01:04:12,014 - - > 01:04:13,807 889 01:04:37,623 - - > 01:04:39,249 - Yeah? - Second. 890 01:04:39,417 - - > 01:04:40,458 Okay. 891 01:04:40,626 - - > 01:04:42,794 - Harvey, where are you? - Where are you? 892 01:04:42,962 - - > 01:04:46,798 I'm where you should be, at Major Crimes. I'm trying to deal with all of this mess. 893 01:04:46,966 - - > 01:04:50,552 - Can I get the fingerprint analysis? - Rachel, listen. You're not safe there. 894 01:04:50,720 - - > 01:04:52,512 - This is Gordon's unit. - Gordon's gone. 895 01:04:52,680 - - > 01:04:56,266 - He vouched for these men. - And he's gone. 896 01:05:00,897 - - > 01:05:02,981 The Joker's named you next. 897 01:05:03,149 - - > 01:05:06,151 God, is there someone, is there anyone in this town we can trust? 898 01:05:06,319 - - > 01:05:08,028 Bruce. 899 01:05:08,321 - - > 01:05:09,487 We can trust Bruce Wayne. 900 01:05:09,655 - - > 01:05:13,241 - No. Rachel, I know you're his friend, but- - - Harvey, trust me. 901 01:05:13,409 - - > 01:05:16,161 Bruce's penthouse is now the safest place in the city. 902 01:05:16,329 - - > 01:05:17,662 Then you go straight there. 903 01:05:17,830 - - > 01:05:19,956 Don't tell anybody and I'll find you there. 904 01:05:20,124 - - > 01:05:21,833 I love you. 905 01:05:35,848 - - > 01:05:37,098 I want the Joker. 906 01:05:38,309 - - > 01:05:39,976 From one professional to another... 907 01:05:40,144 - - > 01:05:42,687 ...you're trying to scare somebody, pick a better spot. 908 01:05:42,855 - - > 01:05:45,440 From this height, the fall wouldn't kill me. 909 01:05:45,608 - - > 01:05:47,192 - I'm counting on it. - Huh! 910 01:05:47,360 - - > 01:05:48,610 911 01:05:48,778 - - > 01:05:50,195 912 01:05:52,114 - - > 01:05:54,366 913 01:05:54,575 - - > 01:05:57,702 - Where is he? - I don't know where he is. He found us. 914 01:05:57,870 - - > 01:05:59,162 He must have friends. 915 01:05:59,497 - - > 01:06:01,790 Friends? Have you met this guy? 916 01:06:01,958 - - > 01:06:03,541 Someone knows where he is. 917 01:06:03,709 - - > 01:06:06,211 Nobody's gonna tell you nothing. 918 01:06:06,379 - - > 01:06:07,712 They're wise to your act. 919 01:06:07,880 - - > 01:06:11,883 You got rules. The Joker, he's got no rules. 920 01:06:12,051 - - > 01:06:16,930 Nobody's gonna cross him for you. If you want this guy, you got one way. 921 01:06:17,098 - - > 01:06:18,890 But you already know what that is. 922 01:06:19,058 - - > 01:06:21,851 Just take off that mask, let him come find you. 923 01:06:22,019 - - > 01:06:23,269 924 01:06:23,479 - - > 01:06:27,565 Or you can let a couple more people get killed while you make up your mind. 925 01:06:29,235 - - > 01:06:31,236 You wanna play games? 926 01:06:33,322 - - > 01:06:34,864 927 01:06:37,576 - - > 01:06:38,576 How's that feel? 928 01:06:38,744 - - > 01:06:41,371 - You wouldn't. - I wouldn't! 929 01:06:42,873 - - > 01:06:44,499 - You don't think I will? - Mm- mm. 930 01:06:44,667 - - > 01:06:46,710 - You don't think I will? - Mm- mm. 931 01:06:48,087 - - > 01:06:51,297 No. No, I wouldn't. 932 01:06:52,508 - - > 01:06:55,051 That's why I'm not gonna leave it up to me. 933 01:06:56,053 - - > 01:06:59,055 Heads, you get to keep your head. 934 01:06:59,473 - - > 01:07:01,099 Tails... 935 01:07:02,059 - - > 01:07:03,101 ...not so lucky. 936 01:07:03,477 - - > 01:07:07,022 So, you wanna tell me about the Joker? 937 01:07:09,608 - - > 01:07:11,443 938 01:07:16,407 - - > 01:07:20,118 - Let's go again. - I don't know anything! God, I don't! 939 01:07:20,286 - - > 01:07:22,662 You're not playing the odds, friend. 940 01:07:23,789 - - > 01:07:25,790 Let's do it again. 941 01:07:28,627 - - > 01:07:30,462 You'd leave a man's life to chance? 942 01:07:31,213 - - > 01:07:34,799 - Not exactly. - His name's Schiff, Thomas. 943 01:07:34,967 - - > 01:07:37,969 He's a paranoid schizophrenic, former patient at Arkham. 944 01:07:38,137 - - > 01:07:42,766 The kind of mind the Joker attracts. What do you expect to learn from him? 945 01:07:46,103 - - > 01:07:48,897 The Joker killed Gordon. He's gonna kill Rachel. 946 01:07:49,065 - - > 01:07:51,858 You're the symbol of hope I could never be. 947 01:07:52,026 - - > 01:07:53,860 Your stand against organized crime... 948 01:07:54,028 - - > 01:07:57,238 ...is the first legitimate ray of light in Gotham in decades. 949 01:07:57,406 - - > 01:08:01,034 If anyone saw this, everything would be undone. 950 01:08:01,202 - - > 01:08:03,495 The criminals you arrested would be released... 951 01:08:03,662 - - > 01:08:06,748 ...and Jim Gordon will have died for nothing. 952 01:08:07,374 - - > 01:08:09,626 You're gonna hold a press conference tomorrow. 953 01:08:09,794 - - > 01:08:12,170 - Why? - No one else will die because of me. 954 01:08:12,338 - - > 01:08:14,672 Gotham's in your hands now. 955 01:08:14,840 - - > 01:08:16,549 You can't. 956 01:08:16,717 - - > 01:08:18,093 You can't give in. 957 01:08:18,385 - - > 01:08:20,929 You can't give in! 958 01:08:36,278 - - > 01:08:37,529 Harvey called. 959 01:08:37,696 - - > 01:08:40,740 He said Batman's gonna turn himself in. 960 01:08:40,908 - - > 01:08:42,033 I have no choice. 961 01:08:42,201 - - > 01:08:45,286 You honestly think that's gonna keep the Joker from killing people? 962 01:08:45,454 - - > 01:08:48,915 Maybe not. But I have enough blood on my hands. 963 01:08:49,375 - - > 01:08:54,212 And I've seen now what I would have to become to stop men like him. 964 01:08:54,755 - - > 01:08:58,216 You once told me that if the day came when I was finished... 965 01:08:58,384 - - > 01:09:00,468 ...that we'd be together. 966 01:09:01,178 - - > 01:09:04,347 Bruce, don't make me your one hope for a normal life. 967 01:09:05,891 - - > 01:09:07,225 Did you mean it? 968 01:09:08,727 - - > 01:09:10,562 Yes. 969 01:09:27,830 - - > 01:09:29,622 Bruce. 970 01:09:30,583 - - > 01:09:34,502 If you turn yourself in, they're not gonna let us be together. 971 01:09:45,139 - - > 01:09:48,099 - Logs as well? - Everything. 972 01:09:48,267 - - > 01:09:51,644 Anything that could lead back to Lucius or Rachel. 973 01:09:56,984 - - > 01:10:00,278 People are dying, Alfred. What would you have me do? 974 01:10:00,446 - - > 01:10:04,199 Endure, Master Wayne. Take it. 975 01:10:04,366 - - > 01:10:08,077 They'll hate you for it, but that's the point of Batman. 976 01:10:08,245 - - > 01:10:13,791 He can be the outcast. He can make the choice that no one else can make. 977 01:10:13,959 - - > 01:10:15,293 The right choice. 978 01:10:15,794 - - > 01:10:18,838 No, today I found out what Batman can't do. 979 01:10:19,006 - - > 01:10:20,256 He can't endure this. 980 01:10:20,549 - - > 01:10:23,426 Today you get to say ‘I told you so.’ 981 01:10:24,011 - - > 01:10:27,180 Today, I don't want to. 982 01:10:33,020 - - > 01:10:34,479 But I did bloody tell you. 983 01:10:34,647 - - > 01:10:35,980 984 01:10:37,524 - - > 01:10:40,526 I suppose they're gonna lock me up as well... 985 01:10:41,320 - - > 01:10:42,570 ...as your accomplice. 986 01:10:42,738 - - > 01:10:47,492 Accomplice? I'm gonna tell them the whole thing was your idea. 987 01:10:51,747 - - > 01:10:55,291 Ladies and gentlemen, I've called this press conference for two reasons. 988 01:10:55,459 - - > 01:10:57,502 Firstly, to assure the citizens of Gotham... 989 01:10:57,670 - - > 01:11:01,339 ...that everything that can be done over the Joker killings is being done. 990 01:11:01,507 - - > 01:11:02,548 991 01:11:02,716 - - > 01:11:05,802 Secondly, because the Batman has offered to turn himself in. 992 01:11:05,970 - - > 01:11:07,679 But let's consider the situation. 993 01:11:08,055 - - > 01:11:10,682 Should we give in to this terrorist's demands? 994 01:11:10,849 - - > 01:11:12,308 Do we really think he's gonna- - ? 995 01:11:12,476 - - > 01:11:15,853 You'd rather protect an outlaw vigilante than the lives of citizens? 996 01:11:16,021 - - > 01:11:18,398 The Batman is an outlaw. 997 01:11:19,275 - - > 01:11:23,027 That's not why we demand he turn himself in, we're doing it because we're scared. 998 01:11:23,195 - - > 01:11:25,989 We've been happy to let Batman clean up our streets till now. 999 01:11:26,156 - - > 01:11:29,117 - Things are worse than ever! - Amen. 1000 01:11:30,452 - - > 01:11:32,370 Yes, they are. 1001 01:11:34,873 - - > 01:11:37,875 But the night is darkest just before the dawn. 1002 01:11:40,337 - - > 01:11:42,422 And I promise you... 1003 01:11:43,215 - - > 01:11:44,632 ...the dawn is coming. 1004 01:11:44,800 - - > 01:11:49,345 One day, the Batman will have to answer for the laws he's broken. But to us... 1005 01:11:49,513 - - > 01:11:51,264 ...not to this madman. 1006 01:11:51,432 - - > 01:11:53,766 - No more dead cops! - Yeah! 1007 01:11:57,062 - - > 01:11:58,646 He should turn himself in! 1008 01:11:58,814 - - > 01:12:01,524 - Give us the Batman! Come on! - Where is he? 1009 01:12:04,403 - - > 01:12:06,571 So be it. Take the Batman into custody. 1010 01:12:07,031 - - > 01:12:08,990 - What? - Is he here? 1011 01:12:09,742 - - > 01:12:10,742 I am the Batman. 1012 01:12:11,076 - - > 01:12:14,078 - What? - Come on. 1013 01:12:22,463 - - > 01:12:24,380 Alfred. 1014 01:12:25,716 - - > 01:12:27,508 Why is he letting Harvey do this? 1015 01:12:27,676 - - > 01:12:30,678 - He went down to the press conference. - I know. He just stood by. 1016 01:12:30,846 - - > 01:12:32,930 Perhaps both Bruce and Mr. Dent... 1017 01:12:33,098 - - > 01:12:36,100 ...believe that Batman stands for something more important... 1018 01:12:36,268 - - > 01:12:38,603 ...than the whims of a terrorist, Miss Dawes... 1019 01:12:38,771 - - > 01:12:40,772 ...even if everyone hates him for it. 1020 01:12:40,939 - - > 01:12:43,066 That's the sacrifice he's making. 1021 01:12:43,233 - - > 01:12:46,861 He's not being a hero. He's being something more. 1022 01:12:47,404 - - > 01:12:49,030 Yeah, you're absolutely right. 1023 01:12:49,198 - - > 01:12:52,283 Letting Harvey take the fall for this is not heroic at all. 1024 01:12:54,953 - - > 01:12:56,579 You know him better than anyone. 1025 01:12:56,997 - - > 01:12:58,039 I do. 1026 01:13:01,418 - - > 01:13:04,462 Will you give this to him for me? When the time is right? 1027 01:13:05,923 - - > 01:13:07,131 How will I know? 1028 01:13:07,299 - - > 01:13:08,800 It's not sealed. 1029 01:13:10,219 - - > 01:13:11,761 Goodbye, Alfred. 1030 01:13:15,933 - - > 01:13:17,683 Bye, Rachel. 1031 01:13:23,315 - - > 01:13:24,482 1032 01:13:25,567 - - > 01:13:27,443 I didn't have time to talk this through. 1033 01:13:27,611 - - > 01:13:31,072 - What are you doing? - They're transferring me to Central Holding. 1034 01:13:31,365 - - > 01:13:35,034 This is the Joker's chance, and when he attacks, the Batman will take him down. 1035 01:13:35,202 - - > 01:13:36,744 Listen. This is too dangerous. 1036 01:13:36,912 - - > 01:13:40,623 We get this guy to County, he's their problem. The streets will be cleared... 1037 01:13:40,791 - - > 01:13:44,502 ...so let's go. The convoys stop for no reason. 1038 01:13:44,670 - - > 01:13:46,129 I hope you got some moves, pal. 1039 01:13:46,296 - - > 01:13:50,466 He's using you as bait. He doesn't know if he can get the Joker. He's failed so far. 1040 01:13:50,801 - - > 01:13:54,846 - How do you know what he's thinking? - I just do. Anyway, this isn't just about you. 1041 01:13:55,013 - - > 01:14:00,017 What about the people depending on you to clean the city up and do it honorably and- - ? 1042 01:14:05,691 - - > 01:14:08,317 Harvey. Tell everyone the truth. 1043 01:14:08,694 - - > 01:14:10,570 Heads, I go through with it. 1044 01:14:10,779 - - > 01:14:14,699 This is your life. You can't leave something like that to chance. 1045 01:14:15,075 - - > 01:14:16,200 I'm not. 1046 01:14:17,995 - - > 01:14:19,412 1047 01:14:19,580 - - > 01:14:21,998 You make your own luck. 1048 01:14:41,059 - - > 01:14:42,894 1049 01:14:43,812 - - > 01:14:45,813 Hey, you wait like everybody else, pal. 1050 01:14:53,447 - - > 01:14:55,781 What the hell is that? 1051 01:14:55,949 - - > 01:14:58,159 Obstruction ahead, obstruction ahead! 1052 01:14:58,327 - - > 01:15:01,537 Damn it! All units divert down onto Lower Fifth. I repeat, exit down. 1053 01:15:01,955 - - > 01:15:03,080 Exit down! 1054 01:15:03,248 - - > 01:15:05,583 Lower Fifth? We'll be like turkeys on Thanksgiving. 1055 01:15:38,283 - - > 01:15:40,618 Jesus. Come on, get us out of here. Let's go. 1056 01:15:42,788 - - > 01:15:45,164 Listen, we need backup. We've got company. 1057 01:15:45,332 - - > 01:15:46,874 We got trouble, guys. 1058 01:15:49,795 - - > 01:15:50,878 Lock and load! 1059 01:15:52,005 - - > 01:15:53,965 1060 01:15:57,803 - - > 01:15:59,762 1061 01:16:02,099 - - > 01:16:03,474 What the hell was that? 1062 01:16:25,330 - - > 01:16:27,999 - These are built for that, right? - He'll need something... 1063 01:16:28,166 - - > 01:16:29,959 ...a lot bigger to get through this. 1064 01:16:31,003 - - > 01:16:32,461 What is that? 1065 01:16:33,797 - - > 01:16:35,131 What is that, a bazooka? 1066 01:16:43,765 - - > 01:16:45,474 I didn't sign up for this! 1067 01:17:01,825 - - > 01:17:03,159 Look out. 1068 01:17:03,952 - - > 01:17:05,119 Look out! 1069 01:17:13,420 - - > 01:17:14,462 Hmm. 1070 01:17:27,392 - - > 01:17:28,517 Come on, let's go! 1071 01:17:56,338 - - > 01:17:58,047 1072 01:18:05,764 - - > 01:18:07,181 1073 01:18:15,107 - - > 01:18:17,316 Harvey, Harvey, Harvey Dent. 1074 01:18:17,484 - - > 01:18:20,319 Oh, excuse me. I wanna drive. 1075 01:18:25,242 - - > 01:18:28,828 Scanning all systems. Scanning all systems. 1076 01:18:30,956 - - > 01:18:32,957 1077 01:18:36,294 - - > 01:18:38,421 We gotta get topside. We need air support, now! 1078 01:18:43,927 - - > 01:18:45,803 I like this job. I like it. 1079 01:18:48,056 - - > 01:18:50,683 Damage catastrophic. Eject sequence initiated. 1080 01:18:52,352 - - > 01:18:54,395 1081 01:19:00,152 - - > 01:19:02,194 1082 01:19:04,656 - - > 01:19:06,157 Goodbye. 1083 01:19:15,250 - - > 01:19:18,461 We're on point, ready to give them some of their own medicine. 1084 01:19:24,843 - - > 01:19:27,303 That's what I'm talking about. Air cav. 1085 01:19:40,859 - - > 01:19:42,568 Okay, rack them up. 1086 01:19:42,736 - - > 01:19:45,112 Rack them up, rack them up, rack them up. 1087 01:19:54,873 - - > 01:19:56,373 1088 01:20:10,847 - - > 01:20:12,014 That's not good. 1089 01:20:15,519 - - > 01:20:16,727 Okay, that's not good! 1090 01:20:26,530 - - > 01:20:27,863 1091 01:20:45,674 - - > 01:20:47,508 1092 01:20:50,011 - - > 01:20:51,971 1093 01:20:59,855 - - > 01:21:01,939 Now, there's a Batman. 1094 01:21:06,236 - - > 01:21:07,444 Ooh, you wanna play. Come on. 1095 01:21:10,365 - - > 01:21:11,490 Come on. 1096 01:21:20,625 - - > 01:21:21,876 He missed! 1097 01:21:35,807 - - > 01:21:38,225 You can't stop here. We're like sitting ducks! 1098 01:21:39,978 - - > 01:21:41,312 1099 01:21:55,243 - - > 01:21:56,327 Come on, come on. 1100 01:21:59,456 - - > 01:22:02,833 Come on. Come on. I want you to do it, I want you to do it. Come on! 1101 01:22:05,378 - - > 01:22:06,837 Come on. 1102 01:22:07,505 - - > 01:22:10,841 Come on. I want you to do it, I want you to do it. Come on, hit me. 1103 01:22:11,009 - - > 01:22:12,635 Come on, hit me. Come on, hit me! 1104 01:22:12,802 - - > 01:22:13,844 1105 01:22:14,763 - - > 01:22:15,804 Hit me! 1106 01:22:31,196 - - > 01:22:33,155 1107 01:22:34,574 - - > 01:22:35,658 1108 01:22:35,825 - - > 01:22:37,618 1109 01:22:38,703 - - > 01:22:40,037 1110 01:22:40,789 - - > 01:22:44,041 Come on, come on. Aah! 1111 01:22:44,209 - - > 01:22:46,460 Could you please just give me a minute? 1112 01:22:48,546 - - > 01:22:50,381 We got you, you son of a bitch. 1113 01:22:53,677 - - > 01:22:57,596 Gor- - You do like to play things pretty close to the chest. 1114 01:22:58,056 - - > 01:22:59,765 We got him, Harvey. 1115 01:22:59,933 - - > 01:23:03,394 Mr. Dent! How does it feel to be the biggest hero in Gotham? 1116 01:23:03,561 - - > 01:23:06,855 No, I'm no hero. Gotham's finest, they're the heroes. 1117 01:23:07,023 - - > 01:23:10,192 But you and your office have been working with the Batman all along. 1118 01:23:10,360 - - > 01:23:13,195 - No, but I trusted him to do the right thing. - Which was? 1119 01:23:13,363 - - > 01:23:14,405 Saving my ass. 1120 01:23:14,572 - - > 01:23:17,491 All right, people, that's enough. Let him be. Let him be. 1121 01:23:17,659 - - > 01:23:19,576 Thank you, detective. 1122 01:23:19,786 - - > 01:23:21,912 I've got a date with a pretty upset girlfriend. 1123 01:23:22,080 - - > 01:23:24,456 - I figured, counselor. - Mr. Dent, sir... 1124 01:23:24,624 - - > 01:23:28,752 - ...how about one for the front page, sir? - Mr. Dent. 1125 01:23:30,213 - - > 01:23:32,214 1126 01:23:40,098 - - > 01:23:43,267 Stand away! All of you! 1127 01:23:43,435 - - > 01:23:46,937 I don't want anything for his Mob lawyer to use, you understand? 1128 01:23:49,190 - - > 01:23:51,066 Back from the dead. 1129 01:23:51,735 - - > 01:23:53,277 I, uh... 1130 01:23:53,445 - - > 01:23:55,362 ...couldn't risk my family's safety. 1131 01:23:56,656 - - > 01:23:58,490 What do we got? 1132 01:24:00,160 - - > 01:24:04,121 Nothing. No matches on prints, DNA, dental. 1133 01:24:04,289 - - > 01:24:07,041 Clothing is custom, no labels. 1134 01:24:07,250 - - > 01:24:09,376 Nothing in his pockets but knives and lint. 1135 01:24:09,544 - - > 01:24:11,462 No name. 1136 01:24:11,796 - - > 01:24:13,756 - No other alias. - Go home, Gordon. 1137 01:24:13,923 - - > 01:24:17,009 The clown'll keep till morning. Go get some rest. 1138 01:24:17,177 - - > 01:24:19,011 You're gonna need it. 1139 01:24:19,262 - - > 01:24:21,847 Tomorrow you take the big job. 1140 01:24:22,515 - - > 01:24:25,684 You don't have any say in the matter. Commissioner Gordon. 1141 01:24:25,852 - - > 01:24:27,853 1142 01:24:41,534 - - > 01:24:43,660 I'm sorry, I couldn't risk your safety. 1143 01:24:46,331 - - > 01:24:48,248 1144 01:24:50,168 - - > 01:24:51,585 Look at these ugly bastards. 1145 01:24:51,753 - - > 01:24:53,629 - I don't feel good. - You're a cop killer. 1146 01:24:53,797 - - > 01:24:56,131 You're lucky to be feeling anything below the neck. 1147 01:24:56,299 - - > 01:24:57,883 - Please! - Step away from the bars! 1148 01:24:58,051 - - > 01:25:00,219 My insides hurt. 1149 01:25:14,400 - - > 01:25:16,193 Did Batman save you, Daddy? 1150 01:25:18,363 - - > 01:25:20,656 Actually, this time... 1151 01:25:20,824 - - > 01:25:22,991 ...I saved him. 1152 01:25:25,036 - - > 01:25:26,203 1153 01:25:34,337 - - > 01:25:35,963 Has he said anything yet? 1154 01:25:38,466 - - > 01:25:39,758 1155 01:25:43,555 - - > 01:25:47,766 Evening, commissioner. 1156 01:25:55,400 - - > 01:25:57,609 Harvey Dent never made it home. 1157 01:25:57,777 - - > 01:25:59,903 - Of course not. - What have you done with him? 1158 01:26:00,822 - - > 01:26:02,573 Me? 1159 01:26:04,200 - - > 01:26:06,326 I was right here. 1160 01:26:07,745 - - > 01:26:09,580 Who did you leave him with? 1161 01:26:09,747 - - > 01:26:12,583 Hm? Your people? 1162 01:26:13,710 - - > 01:26:17,045 Assuming, of course, that they are still your people... 1163 01:26:17,213 - - > 01:26:19,923 ...and not Maroni's. 1164 01:26:22,135 - - > 01:26:24,511 Does it depress you, commissioner... 1165 01:26:24,929 - - > 01:26:29,892 ...to know just how alone you really are? 1166 01:26:31,895 - - > 01:26:36,773 Does it make you feel responsible for Harvey Dent's current predicament? 1167 01:26:36,941 - - > 01:26:39,610 - Where is he? - What's the time? 1168 01:26:40,111 - - > 01:26:41,612 What difference does that make? 1169 01:26:41,863 - - > 01:26:47,326 Well, depending on the time, he may be in one spot or several. 1170 01:26:53,708 - - > 01:26:56,668 - If we're gonna play games... - Mm- hm? 1171 01:26:59,839 - - > 01:27:01,798 ...I'm gonna need a cup of coffee. 1172 01:27:01,966 - - > 01:27:06,053 Ah, the ‘good cop, bad cop’ routine? 1173 01:27:06,721 - - > 01:27:07,763 Not exactly. 1174 01:27:07,931 - - > 01:27:09,306 1175 01:27:10,892 - - > 01:27:12,142 1176 01:27:15,563 - - > 01:27:16,647 1177 01:27:18,274 - - > 01:27:22,319 Never start with the head. The victim gets all fuzzy. He can't feel the next- - 1178 01:27:25,490 - - > 01:27:26,615 See? 1179 01:27:26,783 - - > 01:27:29,117 You wanted me. Here I am. 1180 01:27:30,161 - - > 01:27:32,287 I wanted to see what you'd do. 1181 01:27:32,830 - - > 01:27:35,415 And you didn't disappoint. 1182 01:27:35,583 - - > 01:27:38,418 You let five people die. 1183 01:27:39,379 - - > 01:27:43,048 Then you let Dent take your place. 1184 01:27:43,216 - - > 01:27:45,842 - Even to a guy like me, that's cold. - Where's Dent? 1185 01:27:46,010 - - > 01:27:50,806 Those Mob fools want you gone so they can get back to the way things were. 1186 01:27:51,307 - - > 01:27:56,061 But I know the truth. There's no going back. You've changed things. 1187 01:27:56,229 - - > 01:27:58,647 - Forever. - Then why do you wanna kill me? 1188 01:27:58,815 - - > 01:28:00,983 1189 01:28:01,609 - - > 01:28:03,026 I don't wanna kill you. 1190 01:28:03,528 - - > 01:28:08,073 What would I do without you? Go back to ripping off Mob dealers? No, no. 1191 01:28:08,241 - - > 01:28:10,617 No. No, you.... 1192 01:28:10,785 - - > 01:28:13,203 You complete me. 1193 01:28:13,371 - - > 01:28:17,708 - You're garbage who kills for money. - Don't talk like one of them. You're not. 1194 01:28:17,875 - - > 01:28:20,294 Even if you'd like to be. 1195 01:28:21,546 - - > 01:28:23,380 To them, you're just a freak... 1196 01:28:24,299 - - > 01:28:25,632 ...like me. 1197 01:28:25,800 - - > 01:28:28,093 They need you right now... 1198 01:28:28,678 - - > 01:28:30,721 ...but when they don't... 1199 01:28:31,264 - - > 01:28:34,308 ...they'll cast you out like a leper. 1200 01:28:34,475 - - > 01:28:38,395 You see, their morals, their code... 1201 01:28:38,646 - - > 01:28:40,814 ...it's a bad joke. 1202 01:28:41,065 - - > 01:28:44,401 Dropped at the first sign of trouble. 1203 01:28:45,069 - - > 01:28:49,072 They're only as good as the world allows them to be. I'll show you. 1204 01:28:49,240 - - > 01:28:52,409 When the chips are down, these- - 1205 01:28:52,577 - - > 01:28:54,828 These civilized people... 1206 01:28:54,996 - - > 01:28:57,080 ...they'll eat each other. 1207 01:28:57,790 - - > 01:29:00,167 See, I'm not a monster. 1208 01:29:01,544 - - > 01:29:02,836 I'm just ahead of the curve. 1209 01:29:05,089 - - > 01:29:06,173 Where's Dent? 1210 01:29:06,341 - - > 01:29:09,259 You have all these rules, and you think they'll save you. 1211 01:29:12,347 - - > 01:29:14,765 - He's in control. - I have one rule. 1212 01:29:14,932 - - > 01:29:18,018 Oh. Then that's the rule you'll have to break to know the truth. 1213 01:29:18,186 - - > 01:29:19,353 Which is? 1214 01:29:19,520 - - > 01:29:21,938 The only sensible way to live is without rules. 1215 01:29:22,106 - - > 01:29:24,775 And tonight you're gonna break your one rule. 1216 01:29:24,942 - - > 01:29:25,984 I'm considering it. 1217 01:29:26,152 - - > 01:29:28,779 There's only minutes left, so you'll have to play my game... 1218 01:29:28,946 - - > 01:29:31,531 ...if you wanna save one of them. 1219 01:29:32,033 - - > 01:29:33,075 ‘Them’? 1220 01:29:33,242 - - > 01:29:37,287 You know, for a while there, I thought you really were Dent. 1221 01:29:37,455 - - > 01:29:40,082 The way you threw yourself after her. 1222 01:29:40,416 - - > 01:29:41,792 1223 01:29:42,752 - - > 01:29:44,461 1224 01:29:46,381 - - > 01:29:47,464 Look at you go. 1225 01:29:51,719 - - > 01:29:52,928 1226 01:29:53,096 - - > 01:29:56,681 Does Harvey know about you and his little bunny? 1227 01:29:57,600 - - > 01:29:58,975 Where are they? 1228 01:29:59,143 - - > 01:30:01,144 Killing is making a choice. 1229 01:30:01,312 - - > 01:30:04,398 - Where are they?! - Choose between one life or the other. 1230 01:30:05,149 - - > 01:30:09,403 Your friend the district attorney, or his blushing bride- to- be. 1231 01:30:09,570 - - > 01:30:11,530 1232 01:30:14,575 - - > 01:30:18,662 You have nothing, nothing to threaten me with. 1233 01:30:19,080 - - > 01:30:22,582 Nothing to do with all your strength. 1234 01:30:22,792 - - > 01:30:26,211 Don't worry, I'm gonna tell you where they are, both of them. 1235 01:30:26,379 - - > 01:30:29,423 And that's the point. You'll have to choose. 1236 01:30:30,174 - - > 01:30:33,009 He's at 250 52nd Street... 1237 01:30:33,177 - - > 01:30:36,513 ...and she's on Avenue X at Cicero. 1238 01:30:38,599 - - > 01:30:40,350 - Which one you going after? - Rachel. 1239 01:30:41,769 - - > 01:30:43,186 We're getting Dent! 1240 01:30:45,440 - - > 01:30:48,316 250 52nd Street! 1241 01:30:51,195 - - > 01:30:53,029 Hello? 1242 01:30:53,990 - - > 01:30:56,366 Can anybody hear me? 1243 01:30:58,786 - - > 01:31:01,413 Hello! 1244 01:31:05,418 - - > 01:31:07,669 - Rachel? - Harvey. 1245 01:31:07,837 - - > 01:31:10,046 Oh, Harvey, thank God. Are you okay? 1246 01:31:10,214 - - > 01:31:11,798 I'm all right. I'm in a- - 1247 01:31:11,966 - - > 01:31:15,552 I'm in a warehouse. They got me wired to these oil drums. 1248 01:31:16,596 - - > 01:31:17,804 I am too. 1249 01:31:18,347 - - > 01:31:20,056 Harvey. 1250 01:31:27,315 - - > 01:31:29,774 I want my phone call. 1251 01:31:29,942 - - > 01:31:32,736 I want it. I want it. I want my phone call. 1252 01:31:33,404 - - > 01:31:35,238 That's nice. 1253 01:31:36,741 - - > 01:31:41,578 How many of your friends have I killed? 1254 01:31:45,333 - - > 01:31:46,416 I'm a 20 year man... 1255 01:31:46,584 - - > 01:31:50,045 ...and I know the difference between punks who need a lesson in manners... 1256 01:31:50,213 - - > 01:31:53,089 ...and the freaks like you who would just enjoy it. 1257 01:31:53,966 - - > 01:31:56,426 And you killed six of my friends. 1258 01:31:56,594 - - > 01:31:57,594 Six? 1259 01:31:57,762 - - > 01:32:00,263 Please. My insides hurt. 1260 01:32:00,431 - - > 01:32:02,182 I don't really care. Back away. 1261 01:32:02,350 - - > 01:32:05,519 The boss said he'd make the voices go away. 1262 01:32:05,686 - - > 01:32:09,231 He said he'd go inside and replace them with bright lights... 1263 01:32:09,398 - - > 01:32:10,524 ...like Christmas. 1264 01:32:10,691 - - > 01:32:13,235 You're out of your mind, pal. Back off. 1265 01:32:13,402 - - > 01:32:16,238 Medic to the holding tank. Come on. Get the door open. 1266 01:32:16,447 - - > 01:32:17,614 You guys, back off! 1267 01:32:17,782 - - > 01:32:19,950 Listen, we don't have a lot of time. 1268 01:32:20,117 - - > 01:32:24,120 They told me that only one of us was gonna make it... 1269 01:32:24,288 - - > 01:32:27,624 ...and that they were gonna let our friends choose. 1270 01:32:30,336 - - > 01:32:32,462 Okay, Rachel. 1271 01:32:33,047 - - > 01:32:36,174 It's gonna be fine. It's gonna be all right. They're coming for you. 1272 01:32:36,342 - - > 01:32:40,637 Listen to me. I'll help you. Just talk me through what's going on with you. 1273 01:32:40,805 - - > 01:32:44,307 - Can you find something, anything, sharp? - I'm trying. 1274 01:32:44,475 - - > 01:32:46,643 - What's- - ? - Shit. 1275 01:32:46,811 - - > 01:32:48,311 Harvey? 1276 01:32:50,815 - - > 01:32:51,856 1277 01:32:52,066 - - > 01:32:53,733 Harvey, what's happening? 1278 01:33:01,659 - - > 01:33:02,909 1279 01:33:03,077 - - > 01:33:06,913 All available units, converge at 250 52nd Street. 1280 01:33:07,248 - - > 01:33:11,334 Do you wanna know why I use a knife? 1281 01:33:13,629 - - > 01:33:14,963 Guns are too quick. 1282 01:33:15,131 - - > 01:33:18,508 You can't savor all the... 1283 01:33:18,676 - - > 01:33:22,012 ...little emotions. 1284 01:33:23,931 - - > 01:33:28,810 You see, in their last moments... 1285 01:33:28,978 - - > 01:33:31,271 ...people show you who they really are. 1286 01:33:32,356 - - > 01:33:38,028 So in a way, I knew your friends better than you ever did. 1287 01:33:41,782 - - > 01:33:45,201 Would you like to know which of them were cowards? 1288 01:33:51,709 - - > 01:33:53,376 What's that? Jeez. 1289 01:33:53,586 - - > 01:33:55,629 He's got some kind of a... 1290 01:33:55,796 - - > 01:33:59,007 - ...contusion. - I know you're gonna enjoy this. 1291 01:33:59,175 - - > 01:34:00,216 1292 01:34:00,384 - - > 01:34:04,137 I'm gonna have to try and enjoy it even more. 1293 01:34:09,352 - - > 01:34:10,644 Whoa, whoa! 1294 01:34:11,687 - - > 01:34:12,729 Just put it down. 1295 01:34:12,897 - - > 01:34:15,690 Take it easy. Take it easy. Drop the weapon now! 1296 01:34:15,858 - - > 01:34:19,819 - It's my own damn fault, just shoot him! - Let him go now! Drop it! 1297 01:34:20,112 - - > 01:34:23,114 - What? Sorry? - What do you want? 1298 01:34:24,158 - - > 01:34:26,076 I just want my phone call. 1299 01:34:29,080 - - > 01:34:31,748 What- - ? What- - ? What's happening? 1300 01:34:31,916 - - > 01:34:34,751 Just talk to me, just for one second. 1301 01:34:37,088 - - > 01:34:39,756 - All right? - Right. 1302 01:34:41,676 - - > 01:34:43,093 Ow. 1303 01:34:44,011 - - > 01:34:45,595 - Ow. - Shh, shh, shh. 1304 01:34:47,223 - - > 01:34:48,890 1305 01:34:51,560 - - > 01:34:53,603 Is that a phone? 1306 01:35:03,280 - - > 01:35:04,614 Mount the curb! 1307 01:35:12,623 - - > 01:35:16,626 Harvey, just in case, I wanna tell you something, okay? 1308 01:35:16,794 - - > 01:35:18,586 Don't think like that. They're coming. 1309 01:35:18,754 - - > 01:35:21,047 I know they are, but I don't want them to. 1310 01:35:25,469 - - > 01:35:29,556 I don't wanna live without you, and I do have an answer for you. 1311 01:35:29,974 - - > 01:35:31,725 My answer is yes. 1312 01:35:34,478 - - > 01:35:37,230 No! No! No! 1313 01:35:37,398 - - > 01:35:40,024 Not me! Why are you coming for me? 1314 01:35:40,192 - - > 01:35:41,234 No! 1315 01:35:42,903 - - > 01:35:44,487 Rachel! Rachel! 1316 01:35:44,697 - - > 01:35:47,031 - Harvey. - No! No! Rachel! 1317 01:35:47,199 - - > 01:35:48,241 Okay. 1318 01:35:48,409 - - > 01:35:49,492 Rachel! 1319 01:35:49,910 - - > 01:35:51,453 No! No! 1320 01:35:51,620 - - > 01:35:55,749 Harvey, it's okay. It's all right. Listen. 1321 01:35:55,916 - - > 01:35:57,250 Somewh- - 1322 01:36:03,132 - - > 01:36:04,340 No, commissioner! 1323 01:36:04,508 - - > 01:36:07,177 Rachel! No! 1324 01:36:07,344 - - > 01:36:09,512 1325 01:36:21,525 - - > 01:36:22,650 Hello there. 1326 01:36:28,532 - - > 01:36:32,035 Back at the MCU, the Joker's gone. 1327 01:36:32,953 - - > 01:36:34,662 With Lau? 1328 01:36:37,458 - - > 01:36:40,043 The Joker planned to be caught. 1329 01:36:40,377 - - > 01:36:42,545 He wanted me to lock him up in the MCU. 1330 01:36:42,713 - - > 01:36:44,714 1331 01:36:52,223 - - > 01:36:54,224 1332 01:37:02,191 - - > 01:37:04,234 Dear 1333 01:37:05,986 - - > 01:37:08,530 I need to be honest and clear. 1334 01:37:10,574 - - > 01:37:13,117 I'm going to marry Harvey Dent. 1335 01:37:13,285 - - > 01:37:17,205 I love him, and I wanna spend the rest of my life with him. 1336 01:37:17,748 - - > 01:37:22,168 When I told you that if Gotham no longer needed Batman, we could be together... 1337 01:37:22,336 - - > 01:37:24,546 ...I meant it. 1338 01:37:24,797 - - > 01:37:29,551 But now I'm sure the day won't come when you no longer need Batman. 1339 01:37:30,594 - - > 01:37:32,512 I hope it does. 1340 01:37:32,680 - - > 01:37:35,431 And if it does, I will be there... 1341 01:37:35,975 - - > 01:37:37,392 ...but as your friend. 1342 01:37:38,102 - - > 01:37:40,353 I'm sorry, Harvey. 1343 01:37:40,521 - - > 01:37:42,897 I'm sorry to let you down. 1344 01:37:43,065 - - > 01:37:48,069 If you lose your faith in me, please keep your faith in people. 1345 01:37:48,654 - - > 01:37:53,074 Love, now and always, Rachel. 1346 01:38:01,041 - - > 01:38:03,376 Prepared a little breakfast. 1347 01:38:07,506 - - > 01:38:09,424 - Very well, then. - Alfred. 1348 01:38:09,592 - - > 01:38:10,758 Yes, Master Wayne? 1349 01:38:12,136 - - > 01:38:14,387 Did I bring this on her? 1350 01:38:15,431 - - > 01:38:17,640 I was meant to inspire good... 1351 01:38:17,808 - - > 01:38:20,184 ...not madness, not death. 1352 01:38:20,352 - - > 01:38:24,981 You have inspired good. But you spat in the faces of Gotham's criminals. 1353 01:38:25,149 - - > 01:38:27,233 Didn't you think there might be casualties? 1354 01:38:27,401 - - > 01:38:29,819 Things always get worse before they get better. 1355 01:38:30,154 - - > 01:38:31,613 But Rachel, Alfred. 1356 01:38:31,780 - - > 01:38:35,575 Rachel believed in what you stood for... 1357 01:38:35,743 - - > 01:38:37,660 ...what we stand for. 1358 01:38:37,828 - - > 01:38:39,287 Gotham needs you. 1359 01:38:39,830 - - > 01:38:42,790 No, Gotham needs its true hero... 1360 01:38:43,292 - - > 01:38:47,420 ...and I let that murdering psychopath blow him half to hell. 1361 01:38:47,588 - - > 01:38:49,923 Which is why, for now... 1362 01:38:50,716 - - > 01:38:52,634 ...they're gonna have to make do with you. 1363 01:38:54,845 - - > 01:38:56,679 She was gonna wait for me, Alfred. 1364 01:38:58,682 - - > 01:39:00,725 Dent doesn't know. 1365 01:39:00,893 - - > 01:39:02,185 He can never know. 1366 01:39:04,605 - - > 01:39:06,230 What's that? 1367 01:39:06,398 - - > 01:39:09,359 - It can wait. - That bandit... 1368 01:39:09,818 - - > 01:39:11,945 ...in the forest in Burma. 1369 01:39:12,112 - - > 01:39:14,155 - Did you catch him? - Yes. 1370 01:39:14,323 - - > 01:39:15,657 How? 1371 01:39:17,076 - - > 01:39:18,701 We burned the forest down. 1372 01:39:18,869 - - > 01:39:20,078 1373 01:39:51,735 - - > 01:39:53,736 1374 01:39:57,908 - - > 01:40:00,576 He's credible, an M & A lawyer from a leading consultancy. 1375 01:40:00,744 - - > 01:40:04,122 He says he's waited as long as he can for Batman to do the right thing. 1376 01:40:04,289 - - > 01:40:06,374 Now he's taking matters into his own hands. 1377 01:40:06,542 - - > 01:40:09,502 We'll be live at 5 with the true identity of the Batman. 1378 01:40:25,936 - - > 01:40:27,562 I'm sorry about Rachel. 1379 01:40:30,274 - - > 01:40:35,111 The doctor says you're in agonizing pain, but that you won't accept medication. 1380 01:40:36,155 - - > 01:40:38,114 That you're refusing to... 1381 01:40:38,282 - - > 01:40:40,033 ...accept skin grafts. 1382 01:40:40,367 - - > 01:40:42,618 Remember that name... 1383 01:40:43,203 - - > 01:40:45,538 ...you all had for me... 1384 01:40:45,998 - - > 01:40:48,833 ...when I was at Internal Affairs? 1385 01:40:51,295 - - > 01:40:52,587 What was it, Gordon? 1386 01:40:53,255 - - > 01:40:54,630 Harvey, I.... 1387 01:40:54,798 - - > 01:40:56,299 Say it. 1388 01:40:57,718 - - > 01:40:59,635 Say it! 1389 01:41:07,311 - - > 01:41:10,396 Two-Face. Harvey Two-Face. 1390 01:41:11,982 - - > 01:41:16,277 Why should I hide who I am? 1391 01:41:17,488 - - > 01:41:18,821 I know you tried to warn me. 1392 01:41:19,698 - - > 01:41:20,907 I'm sorry. 1393 01:41:21,533 - - > 01:41:24,160 Wuertz picked you up. Was he working for them? 1394 01:41:26,455 - - > 01:41:28,831 Do you know who picked up Rachel? 1395 01:41:29,666 - - > 01:41:32,668 Harvey, I need to know which of my men I can trust. 1396 01:41:33,045 - - > 01:41:35,171 Why would you listen to me now? 1397 01:41:36,298 - - > 01:41:37,965 I'm sorry, Harvey. 1398 01:41:40,511 - - > 01:41:42,303 No. 1399 01:41:42,763 - - > 01:41:44,889 No, you're not. 1400 01:41:45,933 - - > 01:41:47,183 Not yet. 1401 01:41:52,439 - - > 01:41:55,149 This craziness, it's too much. 1402 01:41:55,359 - - > 01:41:58,611 Should've thought about that before you let the clown out of the box. 1403 01:41:58,779 - - > 01:42:00,530 You want him? 1404 01:42:02,991 - - > 01:42:05,368 I can tell you where he'll be this afternoon. 1405 01:42:13,377 - - > 01:42:15,670 Not so crazy as you look. 1406 01:42:15,838 - - > 01:42:19,590 I told you, I'm a man of my word. 1407 01:42:22,803 - - > 01:42:24,053 Where is the Italian? 1408 01:42:24,221 - - > 01:42:27,348 All tactical units will converge on the location in 20 minutes. 1409 01:42:27,516 - - > 01:42:30,977 I want auxiliary units to cover all possible getaway routes. 1410 01:42:31,562 - - > 01:42:32,728 Please. 1411 01:42:32,896 - - > 01:42:36,232 Joker- man, what you do with all your money? 1412 01:42:36,900 - - > 01:42:39,569 You see, I'm a guy of simple taste. 1413 01:42:39,736 - - > 01:42:41,404 I enjoy... 1414 01:42:41,572 - - > 01:42:42,947 ...dynamite... 1415 01:42:43,115 - - > 01:42:44,657 ...and gunpowder... 1416 01:42:45,117 - - > 01:42:47,535 ...and gasoline. 1417 01:42:48,996 - - > 01:42:51,247 - What the- - ? - Ah, ah, ah. 1418 01:42:53,083 - - > 01:42:55,918 And you know the thing that they have in common? 1419 01:42:56,420 - - > 01:42:57,712 They're cheap. 1420 01:42:57,880 - - > 01:43:00,548 How much are they paying you to say who Batman is? 1421 01:43:00,716 - - > 01:43:04,677 This is our chance. I want Lau alive. The Joker, either way. 1422 01:43:04,845 - - > 01:43:06,262 Hey, Jim. Get a load of this. 1423 01:43:06,430 - - > 01:43:07,763 Let's take the next caller. 1424 01:43:07,931 - - > 01:43:10,099 Harvey Dent didn't wanna give in to this maniac. 1425 01:43:10,267 - - > 01:43:11,559 You think you know better? 1426 01:43:11,727 - - > 01:43:15,104 I think that if we could talk to Dent today,he may feel differently. 1427 01:43:15,272 - - > 01:43:19,358 And we wish him a speedy recovery. Because God knows, we need him now. 1428 01:43:19,526 - - > 01:43:21,736 You said you were a man of your word. 1429 01:43:22,029 - - > 01:43:24,071 Oh, I am. 1430 01:43:25,782 - - > 01:43:28,451 I'm only burning my half. 1431 01:43:29,786 - - > 01:43:31,913 All you care about is money. 1432 01:43:32,080 - - > 01:43:35,541 This town deserves a better class of criminal... 1433 01:43:35,709 - - > 01:43:37,960 ...and I'm gonna give it to them. 1434 01:43:38,754 - - > 01:43:41,255 Tell your men they work for me now. 1435 01:43:41,423 - - > 01:43:43,799 This is my city. 1436 01:43:44,468 - - > 01:43:47,011 They won't work for a freak. 1437 01:43:47,179 - - > 01:43:48,888 ‘Freak.’ 1438 01:43:49,056 - - > 01:43:51,515 Why don't we cut you up into little pieces... 1439 01:43:51,683 - - > 01:43:53,142 ...and feed you to your pooches? Hm? 1440 01:43:53,310 - - > 01:43:56,187 And then we'll see how loyal a hungry dog really is. 1441 01:43:56,355 - - > 01:43:57,772 1442 01:43:58,190 - - > 01:44:00,524 It's not about money... 1443 01:44:00,692 - - > 01:44:03,903 ...it's about sending a message. 1444 01:44:04,696 - - > 01:44:07,156 Everything burns. 1445 01:44:09,660 - - > 01:44:11,827 - Who is this? - I had a vision... 1446 01:44:11,995 - - > 01:44:14,747 ...of a world without Batman. 1447 01:44:14,915 - - > 01:44:17,166 The Mob ground out a little profit... 1448 01:44:17,334 - - > 01:44:21,254 ...and the police tried to shut them down one block at a time. 1449 01:44:21,421 - - > 01:44:24,715 And it was so boring. 1450 01:44:24,883 - - > 01:44:26,842 I've had a change of heart. 1451 01:44:27,010 - - > 01:44:29,637 I don't want Mr. Reese spoiling everything... 1452 01:44:29,805 - - > 01:44:34,517 ...but why should I have all the fun? Let's give someone else a chance. 1453 01:44:34,685 - - > 01:44:39,522 If Coleman Reese isn't dead in 60 minutes... 1454 01:44:39,690 - - > 01:44:41,774 ...then I blow up a hospital. 1455 01:44:41,942 - - > 01:44:43,526 Call in every officer. 1456 01:44:43,694 - - > 01:44:47,029 Tell them to head to their nearest hospital and start evac and search. 1457 01:44:47,197 - - > 01:44:49,117 Call the transit authority, school board, prisons. 01:44:49,117- - > 01:44:51,117 Get every bus down to a hospital. 1458 01:44:51,285 - - > 01:44:55,871 The priority is Gotham General. Wheel everybody out of that place right now. 1459 01:44:56,039 - - > 01:44:57,707 You, you and you, you come with me. 1460 01:44:57,874 - - > 01:44:59,792 - Where are we going, sir? - To get Reese. 1461 01:45:00,043 - - > 01:45:03,170 I need you plugged in, checking Gordon's men and their families. 1462 01:45:03,338 - - > 01:45:05,548 - Looking for? - Hospital admissions. 1463 01:45:05,716 - - > 01:45:07,383 Will you be wanting the Batpod? 1464 01:45:07,551 - - > 01:45:09,510 In the middle of the day? Not very subtle. 1465 01:45:09,678 - - > 01:45:10,970 The Lamborghini, then. 1466 01:45:11,888 - - > 01:45:13,014 Much more subtle. 1467 01:45:22,524 - - > 01:45:24,525 1468 01:45:26,862 - - > 01:45:29,363 Excuse me. Let me through. Excuse me. Okay. 1469 01:45:29,531 - - > 01:45:33,034 Sir, could you help, please? 1470 01:45:33,201 - - > 01:45:34,910 I'm gonna find a bus for him. 1471 01:45:36,872 - - > 01:45:38,748 Sir? Commissioner, do you really think... 1472 01:45:38,915 - - > 01:45:41,083 ...an ordinary citizen would try to kill this man? 1473 01:45:45,589 - - > 01:45:47,923 Sir. Commissioner. 1474 01:45:48,091 - - > 01:45:49,675 1475 01:45:50,010 - - > 01:45:52,219 Get the cars around the back! 1476 01:45:54,598 - - > 01:45:55,931 Go. Keep rolling, Sam. 1477 01:46:01,897 - - > 01:46:03,856 I see O'Brien and Richards. 1478 01:46:04,441 - - > 01:46:07,943 No immediate family member admitted to a Gotham hospital. 1479 01:46:09,237 - - > 01:46:12,782 - They're trying to kill me. - Well, maybe Batman can save you. 1480 01:46:25,921 - - > 01:46:28,547 Davis, they got space. Bring him out. 1481 01:46:30,217 - - > 01:46:32,009 Davis. 1482 01:46:37,140 - - > 01:46:39,475 I saw Burns and Zachary. 1483 01:46:39,643 - - > 01:46:40,851 Nothing on them. 1484 01:46:41,019 - - > 01:46:42,478 And a patrolman I don't know. 1485 01:46:43,688 - - > 01:46:45,606 Okay, so, what now? 1486 01:46:46,483 - - > 01:46:48,734 What do we do now? Where are we going? 1487 01:46:51,488 - - > 01:46:53,155 Send the information to Gordon. 1488 01:46:53,323 - - > 01:46:54,657 1489 01:47:00,997 - - > 01:47:02,581 Get out of here. 1490 01:47:04,626 - - > 01:47:06,419 Davis. 1491 01:47:09,589 - - > 01:47:12,007 Ma'am, we're gonna have to move him now. 1492 01:47:23,687 - - > 01:47:26,021 - It's Berg, isn't it? - Commissioner. 1493 01:47:27,149 - - > 01:47:28,607 You okay, son? 1494 01:47:30,944 - - > 01:47:33,279 1495 01:47:41,455 - - > 01:47:42,872 1496 01:47:46,626 - - > 01:47:48,210 Hi. 1497 01:47:53,049 - - > 01:47:54,550 You know... 1498 01:47:55,385 - - > 01:47:58,471 ....I don't want there to be any hard feelings between us, Harvey. 1499 01:47:58,638 - - > 01:48:01,765 - When you and- - - Rachel! 1500 01:48:01,933 - - > 01:48:04,226 Rachel were being abducted... 1501 01:48:04,394 - - > 01:48:07,396 ...I was sitting in Gordon's cage. 1502 01:48:07,731 - - > 01:48:09,648 I didn't rig those charges. 1503 01:48:09,858 - - > 01:48:12,318 Your men, your plan. 1504 01:48:12,527 - - > 01:48:14,987 Do I really look like a guy with a plan? 1505 01:48:15,405 - - > 01:48:18,199 You know what I am? I'm a dog chasing cars. 1506 01:48:18,825 - - > 01:48:21,285 I wouldn't know what to do with one if I caught it. 1507 01:48:21,453 - - > 01:48:24,580 You know? I just do things. 1508 01:48:24,956 - - > 01:48:28,667 The Mob has plans. The cops have plans. 1509 01:48:28,835 - - > 01:48:31,045 Gordon's got plans. 1510 01:48:31,213 - - > 01:48:34,173 You know, they're schemers. 1511 01:48:34,341 - - > 01:48:38,093 Schemers trying to control their little worlds. 1512 01:48:38,261 - - > 01:48:39,762 I'm not a schemer. 1513 01:48:39,930 - - > 01:48:41,555 I try to show the schemers... 1514 01:48:41,723 - - > 01:48:47,019 ...how pathetic their attempts to control things really are. 1515 01:48:47,979 - - > 01:48:51,023 So when I say- - Ah. Come here. 1516 01:48:51,525 - - > 01:48:55,069 When I say that you and your girlfriend was nothing personal... 1517 01:48:56,613 - - > 01:48:58,822 ...you'll know that I'm telling the truth. 1518 01:49:01,326 - - > 01:49:04,119 - I'm gonna need your weapon. - What? 1519 01:49:07,874 - - > 01:49:09,708 Why? Because my wife's in the hospital? 1520 01:49:10,418 - - > 01:49:11,961 Yeah, that'd be why. 1521 01:49:12,879 - - > 01:49:16,090 It's the schemers that put you where you are. 1522 01:49:16,258 - - > 01:49:20,052 You were a schemer, you had plans... 1523 01:49:20,220 - - > 01:49:22,388 ...and look where that got you. 1524 01:49:33,149 - - > 01:49:35,526 Police are taking every precaution... 1525 01:49:35,694 - - > 01:49:37,820 ...urging people not to take matters into their hands. 1526 01:49:37,988 - - > 01:49:40,531 I just did what I do best. 1527 01:49:40,699 - - > 01:49:44,326 I took your little plan and I turned it on itself. 1528 01:49:44,494 - - > 01:49:49,832 Look what I did to this city with a few drums of gas and a couple of bullets. 1529 01:49:50,000 - - > 01:49:53,294 Hm? You know what I noticed? 1530 01:49:53,461 - - > 01:49:57,006 Nobody panics when things go ‘according to plan.’ 1531 01:49:57,173 - - > 01:49:58,841 Even if the plan is horrifying. 1532 01:49:59,467 - - > 01:50:04,513 If tomorrow I tell the press that, like, a gangbanger will get shot... 1533 01:50:04,681 - - > 01:50:08,142 ...or a truckload of soldiers will be blowing up... 1534 01:50:08,435 - - > 01:50:09,518 ...nobody panics. 1535 01:50:10,228 - - > 01:50:13,314 Because it's all part of the plan. 1536 01:50:13,481 - - > 01:50:18,402 But when I say that one little old mayor will die... 1537 01:50:18,653 - - > 01:50:21,071 ...well, then, everyone loses their minds. 1538 01:50:24,492 - - > 01:50:27,411 Introduce a little anarchy... 1539 01:50:28,580 - - > 01:50:30,831 ...upset the established order... 1540 01:50:30,999 - - > 01:50:35,544 ...and everything becomes chaos. 1541 01:50:37,380 - - > 01:50:40,132 I'm an agent of chaos. 1542 01:50:40,508 - - > 01:50:42,843 Oh, and you know the thing about chaos? 1543 01:50:44,888 - - > 01:50:46,513 It's fair. 1544 01:50:55,732 - - > 01:50:58,901 - You live. - Mm- hm. 1545 01:50:59,402 - - > 01:51:01,028 You die. 1546 01:51:01,237 - - > 01:51:03,238 Mmm. Now we're talking. 1547 01:51:12,582 - - > 01:51:14,083 Mr. Reese. 1548 01:51:32,268 - - > 01:51:34,436 That's Mr. Wayne, isn't it? 1549 01:51:34,604 - - > 01:51:37,606 - That was a very brave thing you did. - Trying to catch the light? 1550 01:51:37,941 - - > 01:51:40,776 - You weren't protecting the van? - Why? Who's in it? 1551 01:51:46,241 - - > 01:51:48,325 Don't you think I should go to the hospital? 1552 01:51:48,493 - - > 01:51:50,994 Don't watch a whole lot of news, do you, Mr. Wayne? 1553 01:51:53,456 - - > 01:51:54,665 1554 01:52:02,048 - - > 01:52:04,133 1555 01:52:57,145 - - > 01:52:58,979 Southeast. 1556 01:52:59,147 - - > 01:53:01,356 It's Gotham General. 1557 01:53:02,108 - - > 01:53:03,776 - Did you clear the building? - Yeah. 1558 01:53:06,780 - - > 01:53:10,032 You must know how many were inside. You have patient lists, roll call. 1559 01:53:10,200 - - > 01:53:12,534 Right now we're showing 50 people missing. One bus. 1560 01:53:12,702 - - > 01:53:15,871 The other buses were heading off to hospitals. I guess we missed one. 1561 01:53:16,039 - - > 01:53:18,165 What's your guess about where Harvey Dent is? 1562 01:53:18,333 - - > 01:53:22,795 Keep looking. And keep it to yourself. Anybody asks, we got him out. 1563 01:53:25,381 - - > 01:53:27,800 Get me the mayor's office on the line. 1564 01:53:28,968 - - > 01:53:30,719 We're gonna need the National Guard. 1565 01:53:30,887 - - > 01:53:33,889 - - people are still missing, including GCN's own Mike Engel. 1566 01:53:34,057 - - > 01:53:37,309 I'm now being told that we're cutting to a video GCN has just received. 1567 01:53:37,477 - - > 01:53:39,394 I'm Mike Engel for Gotham Tonight. 1568 01:53:39,896 - - > 01:53:43,232 ‘What does it take to make you people wanna join in? 1569 01:53:43,399 - - > 01:53:45,984 You failed to kill the lawyer. I've gotta get you off the bench... 1570 01:53:46,152 - - > 01:53:47,903 - ...and into the game. - Bench. Game. 1571 01:53:48,071 - - > 01:53:49,863 1572 01:53:50,073 - - > 01:53:52,199 - Come nightfall, this city is mine. - Mine. 1573 01:53:52,367 - - > 01:53:55,118 - And anyone left here plays by my rules. - Rules. 1574 01:53:55,411 - - > 01:53:58,747 Mr. Fox? Security is showing a break- in at the R & D Department. 1575 01:53:58,915 - - > 01:54:01,041 If you don't wanna be in the game... 1576 01:54:01,209 - - > 01:54:02,584 - ...get out now. - Get out now. 1577 01:54:02,752 - - > 01:54:04,586 1578 01:54:04,754 - - > 01:54:07,714 But the bridge- and- tunnel crowd are sure in for a surprise. 1579 01:54:08,091 - - > 01:54:09,800 Ha- ha, ha- ha.’ 1580 01:54:09,968 - - > 01:54:11,510 1581 01:54:37,036 - - > 01:54:38,954 1582 01:54:39,122 - - > 01:54:40,831 1583 01:54:43,459 - - > 01:54:45,711 - Gotham P.D. has shut down... - Sweet Jesus. 1584 01:54:45,879 - - > 01:54:47,379 ...the area's bridges and tunnels. 1585 01:54:47,547 - - > 01:54:50,966 Shouldn't you be out there, you know, doing something? 1586 01:54:51,134 - - > 01:54:53,093 It's my day off. 1587 01:54:53,720 - - > 01:54:55,304 I gotta take a leak. 1588 01:54:55,471 - - > 01:54:57,806 Keep an eye out for me, will you? 1589 01:55:01,311 - - > 01:55:02,853 1590 01:55:03,396 - - > 01:55:05,355 Now what? Need someone to shake it for you? 1591 01:55:05,523 - - > 01:55:07,107 Hello. 1592 01:55:07,817 - - > 01:55:09,318 Dent. 1593 01:55:09,485 - - > 01:55:11,695 Jesus. I thought you was dead. 1594 01:55:11,863 - - > 01:55:13,530 Half. 1595 01:55:19,579 - - > 01:55:21,163 Who picked up Rachel, Wuertz? 1596 01:55:21,331 - - > 01:55:23,332 - It must've been Maroni's men. - Shut up! 1597 01:55:25,084 - - > 01:55:29,129 Are you telling me that you're gonna protect the other traitor in Gordon's unit? 1598 01:55:29,297 - - > 01:55:30,756 I don't know, he never told me. 1599 01:55:30,924 - - > 01:55:34,551 Listen, Dent, I swear to God, I didn't know what they were gonna do to you. 1600 01:55:36,095 - - > 01:55:37,262 That's funny... 1601 01:55:39,015 - - > 01:55:41,767 ...because I don't know what's gonna happen to you either. 1602 01:55:44,687 - - > 01:55:45,687 1603 01:55:45,855 - - > 01:55:47,814 Beautiful, isn't it? 1604 01:55:48,191 - - > 01:55:49,858 Beautiful. 1605 01:55:50,401 - - > 01:55:51,526 Unethical. 1606 01:55:52,695 - - > 01:55:54,237 Dangerous. 1607 01:55:54,447 - - > 01:55:57,950 You've turned every cell phone in Gotham into a microphone. 1608 01:55:58,117 - - > 01:56:00,535 And a high-frequency generator-receiver. 1609 01:56:00,703 - - > 01:56:05,791 You took my sonar concept and applied it to every phone in the city. 1610 01:56:05,959 - - > 01:56:10,545 With half the city feeding you sonar, you can image all of Gotham. 1611 01:56:12,465 - - > 01:56:13,840 This is wrong. 1612 01:56:14,008 - - > 01:56:16,051 I've gotta find this man, Lucius. 1613 01:56:18,054 - - > 01:56:19,346 At what cost? 1614 01:56:19,514 - - > 01:56:22,307 The database is null-key encrypted. 1615 01:56:22,475 - - > 01:56:24,685 It can only be accessed by one person. 1616 01:56:26,020 - - > 01:56:28,188 This is too much power for one person. 1617 01:56:28,356 - - > 01:56:30,524 That's why I gave it to you. 1618 01:56:30,984 - - > 01:56:32,192 Only you can use it. 1619 01:56:32,360 - - > 01:56:36,154 Spying on 30 million people isn't part of my job description. 1620 01:56:38,366 - - > 01:56:42,077 This is an audio sample. If he talks within range of any phone in the city... 1621 01:56:42,245 - - > 01:56:44,454 ...you can triangulate his position. 1622 01:56:44,914 - - > 01:56:47,416 I'll help you this one time. 1623 01:56:47,875 - - > 01:56:49,668 But consider this my resignation. 1624 01:56:49,836 - - > 01:56:54,423 As long as this machine is at Wayne Enterprises, I won't be. 1625 01:56:55,174 - - > 01:56:57,092 When you're finished... 1626 01:56:57,760 - - > 01:56:58,885 ...type in your name. 1627 01:57:05,435 - - > 01:57:07,310 1628 01:57:07,478 - - > 01:57:10,564 My officers are going over every inch of the tunnels and bridges... 1629 01:57:10,732 - - > 01:57:13,942 ...but with the Joker's threat, they're not an option. 1630 01:57:14,110 - - > 01:57:16,945 - And land routes east? - Backed up for hours. 1631 01:57:17,113 - - > 01:57:20,741 Which leaves the ferries with 30,000 ready to board. 1632 01:57:20,908 - - > 01:57:23,952 I wanna use the ferries so I can get those prisoners off the island. 1633 01:57:24,287 - - > 01:57:27,080 The men you put away? Those aren't people I'm worried about. 1634 01:57:27,248 - - > 01:57:29,374 You should be. Whatever the Joker's planning... 1635 01:57:29,542 - - > 01:57:34,046 ...it's a good bet Harvey's prisoners are involved. I wanna get them out of here. 1636 01:57:35,506 - - > 01:57:36,715 So where is Harvey? 1637 01:57:37,300 - - > 01:57:40,469 - We haven't found him. - Oh, Jesus. 1638 01:57:44,307 - - > 01:57:46,391 How long can you keep this quiet? 1639 01:58:00,490 - - > 01:58:03,158 Don't stop for lights, cops, nothing. 1640 01:58:03,993 - - > 01:58:06,161 Going to join your wife? 1641 01:58:09,665 - - > 01:58:12,167 - You love her? - Yes. 1642 01:58:13,044 - - > 01:58:16,004 You ever imagine what it would be like to listen to her die? 1643 01:58:16,172 - - > 01:58:17,672 Look, take it up with the Joker. 1644 01:58:17,840 - - > 01:58:21,093 He killed your woman. He made you... 1645 01:58:21,260 - - > 01:58:22,302 ...like this. 1646 01:58:22,678 - - > 01:58:25,680 The Joker's just a mad dog. 1647 01:58:25,848 - - > 01:58:28,475 I want whoever let him off the leash. 1648 01:58:29,185 - - > 01:58:32,521 I took care of Wuertz, but who was your other man inside Gordon's unit? 1649 01:58:32,688 - - > 01:58:35,315 Who picked up Rachel? Must have been someone she trusted. 1650 01:58:36,526 - - > 01:58:38,652 Look, if I tell you... 1651 01:58:38,820 - - > 01:58:39,861 ...will you let me go? 1652 01:58:40,613 - - > 01:58:41,947 Can't hurt your chances. 1653 01:58:44,700 - - > 01:58:46,368 It was Ramirez. 1654 01:58:50,164 - - > 01:58:51,206 1655 01:58:51,791 - - > 01:58:55,043 - But you said- - - I said it couldn't hurt your chances. 1656 01:58:58,631 - - > 01:59:00,757 You're a lucky man. 1657 01:59:04,220 - - > 01:59:05,971 - But he's not. - Who? 1658 01:59:08,891 - - > 01:59:10,308 Your driver. 1659 01:59:10,476 - - > 01:59:11,560 1660 01:59:23,573 - - > 01:59:24,573 Stand back. 1661 01:59:24,740 - - > 01:59:27,075 Hey, that ain't right. We should be on that boat. 1662 01:59:27,243 - - > 01:59:29,828 You wanna ride across with them? Be my guest. 1663 01:59:48,931 - - > 01:59:50,932 1664 01:59:53,060 - - > 01:59:54,769 Sir, they've stopped their engines. 1665 01:59:54,937 - - > 01:59:55,937 Right, get on the radio. 1666 01:59:56,105 - - > 01:59:59,774 Tell them we'll come back and pick them up once we dump the scumbags. 1667 01:59:59,942 - - > 02:00:02,319 Liberty, this is Spirit. Come in. 1668 02:00:02,653 - - > 02:00:04,196 1669 02:00:04,363 - - > 02:00:05,572 What the heck was that? 1670 02:00:05,740 - - > 02:00:07,324 1671 02:00:07,491 - - > 02:00:08,950 What the- - ? 1672 02:00:09,493 - - > 02:00:12,787 Liberty, come in, please. This is Spirit. Come in. 1673 02:00:14,373 - - > 02:00:16,291 Liberty, we have the same thing. We've lost both engines. 1674 02:00:16,459 - - > 02:00:17,959 - Liberty, come in. - Fox. 1675 02:00:18,127 - - > 02:00:20,629 There's something going on on the ferries. 1676 02:00:21,380 - - > 02:00:23,673 Get down to the engine room now. 1677 02:00:24,300 - - > 02:00:26,509 Hey, buddy, what's happening? 1678 02:00:35,102 - - > 02:00:38,563 Captain, we got a hundred barrels down there rigged to blow. And this. 1679 02:00:51,661 - - > 02:00:52,744 Oh, my God. 1680 02:00:52,912 - - > 02:00:54,746 Looks like some kind of detonator. 1681 02:00:54,914 - - > 02:00:57,791 Why would they give us the detonator to our own bomb? 1682 02:00:58,834 - - > 02:00:59,960 1683 02:01:00,711 - - > 02:01:04,005 Tonight, you're all gonna be a part of a social experiment. 1684 02:01:07,843 - - > 02:01:11,680 Through the magic of diesel fuel and ammonium nitrate... 1685 02:01:11,847 - - > 02:01:15,934 ...I'm ready right now to blow you all sky-high. 1686 02:01:16,102 - - > 02:01:18,186 Liberty, come in, over. 1687 02:01:19,647 - - > 02:01:20,689 It's dead. 1688 02:01:21,023 - - > 02:01:25,527 If anyone attempts to get off their boat, you all die. 1689 02:01:25,861 - - > 02:01:27,153 I'm zeroing in. 1690 02:01:27,321 - - > 02:01:31,866 Each of you has a remote to blow up the other boat. 1691 02:01:32,034 - - > 02:01:34,494 His voice is on the ferry... 1692 02:01:34,662 - - > 02:01:36,705 ...but it's not the source. 1693 02:01:38,958 - - > 02:01:40,083 West. 1694 02:01:45,464 - - > 02:01:47,007 1695 02:01:47,341 - - > 02:01:49,634 - Gordon. - I have the Joker's location. 1696 02:01:49,802 - - > 02:01:50,885 Prewitt Building. 1697 02:01:51,053 - - > 02:01:53,513 Assemble on the building opposite. 1698 02:01:54,890 - - > 02:01:57,684 At midnight, I blow you all up. 1699 02:01:57,852 - - > 02:02:03,023 If, however, one of you presses the button, I'll let that boat live. 1700 02:02:03,190 - - > 02:02:05,317 So who's it gonna be? 1701 02:02:05,484 - - > 02:02:08,028 Harvey Dent's most-wanted scumbag collection... 1702 02:02:08,195 - - > 02:02:11,531 ...or the sweet and innocent civilians? 1703 02:02:11,699 - - > 02:02:14,242 You choose. 1704 02:02:14,410 - - > 02:02:16,328 Oh, and you might wanna decide quickly... 1705 02:02:16,495 - - > 02:02:20,832 ...because the people on the other boat may not be quite so noble. 1706 02:02:21,000 - - > 02:02:22,250 1707 02:02:22,710 - - > 02:02:25,045 1708 02:02:28,257 - - > 02:02:29,257 Stay back. 1709 02:02:29,425 - - > 02:02:33,219 Well, now, who are you to decide? We ought to talk this over, at least. 1710 02:02:33,596 - - > 02:02:37,182 We don't all have to die. Those men had their chance. 1711 02:02:37,808 - - > 02:02:41,603 - We are not going to talk about this. - Why aren't we talking about it? 1712 02:02:41,771 - - > 02:02:44,356 They're talking over the same thing on the other boat. 1713 02:02:44,523 - - > 02:02:46,816 - Let's put it to a vote. - Yes! 1714 02:02:47,777 - - > 02:02:49,277 1715 02:02:50,738 - - > 02:02:51,946 1716 02:02:52,114 - - > 02:02:54,699 - Hello? - Barbara, it's Anna Ramirez. 1717 02:02:54,867 - - > 02:02:57,911 Jim needs you to pack up and put the kids in the car right away. 1718 02:02:58,079 - - > 02:02:59,788 But the units outside.... 1719 02:02:59,955 - - > 02:03:01,539 Those cops can't be trusted. 1720 02:03:01,707 - - > 02:03:04,667 Jim needs you away from them as soon as possible. 1721 02:03:04,835 - - > 02:03:07,796 I'll call them off for 10 minutes, and you'll have to move fast. 1722 02:03:07,963 - - > 02:03:11,800 - But where am I supposed to take them? - 250 52nd Street. 1723 02:03:11,967 - - > 02:03:14,386 - Leave as soon as the patrol car pulls out. - Okay. 1724 02:03:15,763 - - > 02:03:17,555 She believe you? 1725 02:03:17,765 - - > 02:03:19,808 It's because she trusts you... 1726 02:03:20,142 - - > 02:03:21,226 ...just like Rachel did. 1727 02:03:21,394 - - > 02:03:23,478 - I didn't know- - - Didn't know what they'd do? 1728 02:03:23,646 - - > 02:03:26,398 You're the second cop to say that to me. 1729 02:03:26,649 - - > 02:03:28,775 What exactly did you think they were gonna do? 1730 02:03:28,943 - - > 02:03:31,194 They got me early on. My mother's hospital bills.... 1731 02:03:31,362 - - > 02:03:34,406 - Don't! - I'm sorry. 1732 02:03:34,949 - - > 02:03:37,409 You live to fight another day, officer. 1733 02:03:41,205 - - > 02:03:43,039 We found the missing hospital bus. 1734 02:03:43,207 - - > 02:03:44,916 Then we have a hostage situation. 1735 02:03:47,002 - - > 02:03:49,003 It's a shooting gallery. 1736 02:03:49,380 - - > 02:03:51,673 Why would he choose a spot with such big windows? 1737 02:03:51,841 - - > 02:03:53,675 We have clear shots on five clowns. 1738 02:03:53,843 - - > 02:03:56,594 Snipers take them out, smash the windows, a team rappels in. 1739 02:03:57,012 - - > 02:03:58,513 Team moves in by the stairwells. 1740 02:03:58,681 - - > 02:04:00,807 Two, three casualties max. 1741 02:04:00,975 - - > 02:04:02,851 - Let's do it. - It's not that simple. 1742 02:04:03,018 - - > 02:04:05,353 - With the Joker, it never is. - What's simple is... 1743 02:04:05,521 - - > 02:04:08,690 ...every second, those people on the ferries get closer to blowing- - 1744 02:04:08,858 - - > 02:04:11,401 - That won't happen. - Then he'll blow both of them up! 1745 02:04:11,569 - - > 02:04:15,321 - We don't have time for paper ballots. - I want everybody to put their votes... 1746 02:04:15,489 - - > 02:04:17,490 ...on this piece of paper. 1747 02:04:18,534 - - > 02:04:21,369 If anyone's got pens, pass it along. 1748 02:04:21,704 - - > 02:04:25,498 Thank you. Anybody else? Coming through. Anybody else? Thank you. 1749 02:04:25,666 - - > 02:04:28,543 We need to get these votes in quickly. 1750 02:04:28,711 - - > 02:04:30,253 Come on. 1751 02:04:32,256 - - > 02:04:34,382 What are you waiting for? Push the button! 1752 02:04:34,550 - - > 02:04:36,509 We're running out of time! 1753 02:04:37,803 - - > 02:04:39,637 I need five minutes alone. 1754 02:04:39,805 - - > 02:04:41,639 No! There's no time! 1755 02:04:41,807 - - > 02:04:43,224 We have clear shots! 1756 02:04:43,392 - - > 02:04:46,311 Dent is in there with them. We have to save Dent! 1757 02:04:46,479 - - > 02:04:48,438 I have to save Dent. 1758 02:04:48,606 - - > 02:04:49,731 Get ready. 1759 02:04:52,568 - - > 02:04:55,236 Two minutes, then we breach. 1760 02:04:58,616 - - > 02:05:00,658 1761 02:05:00,826 - - > 02:05:02,327 Fox, I need picture. 1762 02:05:02,745 - - > 02:05:04,078 1763 02:05:05,372 - - > 02:05:07,832 - Hello? - Jim, we're in trouble. 1764 02:05:09,084 - - > 02:05:11,377 Okay, you got POV on alpha... 1765 02:05:12,421 - - > 02:05:14,380 ...omni on beta. 1766 02:05:15,841 - - > 02:05:19,219 Looks like clowns and hostages on two floors. 1767 02:05:19,386 - - > 02:05:21,804 There's a SWAT team on the stairwell. 1768 02:05:25,100 - - > 02:05:27,727 Another SWAT team on the roof. 1769 02:05:29,271 - - > 02:05:30,480 Line's clear. 1770 02:05:32,233 - - > 02:05:34,943 - Barbara, calm down. - He has the kids! 1771 02:05:35,110 - - > 02:05:38,363 - Hello, Jim. - Harvey? 1772 02:05:39,156 - - > 02:05:42,367 - Where's my family? - Where my family died. 1773 02:05:42,535 - - > 02:05:44,536 1774 02:05:45,454 - - > 02:05:47,121 Blue team, acquire the target. 1775 02:05:48,791 - - > 02:05:51,376 Entry team, set your charge. 1776 02:05:56,632 - - > 02:05:59,300 1777 02:06:07,309 - - > 02:06:10,812 Fox, the SWATs are targeting the wrong people. he clowns are the hostages. 1778 02:06:11,522 - - > 02:06:13,314 Red team, go! Red team, go! 1779 02:06:17,069 - - > 02:06:18,486 Entry team, blow and go! 1780 02:06:22,575 - - > 02:06:23,992 Don't move. 1781 02:06:25,160 - - > 02:06:26,536 Take the shot. 1782 02:06:32,167 - - > 02:06:33,835 Those SWATs are coming in hot. 1783 02:06:34,003 - - > 02:06:35,837 Clowns, put down your guns. 1784 02:06:36,338 - - > 02:06:38,965 - Drop your weapons! - On the ground, now! 1785 02:06:39,174 - - > 02:06:42,343 Doctors, get down! Clear the line of fire. Drop your weap- - 1786 02:06:51,729 - - > 02:06:53,354 1787 02:06:59,903 - - > 02:07:01,029 1788 02:07:06,952 - - > 02:07:08,119 Freeze! 1789 02:07:08,287 - - > 02:07:10,663 Stand down or you will be- - 1790 02:07:14,209 - - > 02:07:15,668 Look up. 1791 02:07:16,253 - - > 02:07:18,838 See those bad guys on the floor above? 1792 02:07:19,006 - - > 02:07:22,008 They're waiting to ambush the SWAT team coming up the elevator. 1793 02:07:22,468 - - > 02:07:23,509 Sixty seconds. 1794 02:07:31,810 - - > 02:07:36,397 The tally is 140 against, 396 for. 1795 02:07:39,234 - - > 02:07:41,235 1796 02:07:44,531 - - > 02:07:47,075 So go ahead. Do it. 1797 02:07:47,242 - - > 02:07:49,243 We're still here. 1798 02:07:50,412 - - > 02:07:53,373 And that means they haven't killed us yet either. 1799 02:07:54,833 - - > 02:07:56,584 Go, go, go! 1800 02:07:56,752 - - > 02:07:58,544 Blue team, cover! 1801 02:07:58,754 - - > 02:08:00,755 1802 02:08:01,507 - - > 02:08:02,548 Uh- oh. 1803 02:08:02,716 - - > 02:08:03,883 1804 02:08:04,051 - - > 02:08:05,718 Trouble on the floor above. 1805 02:08:15,062 - - > 02:08:16,437 Get down on the ground now! 1806 02:08:18,774 - - > 02:08:21,275 1807 02:08:24,863 - - > 02:08:27,281 Freeze! Stop or we will shoot. 1808 02:08:27,449 - - > 02:08:29,450 We will shoot you. Drop the officer. 1809 02:08:29,618 - - > 02:08:33,287 - Release the officer right now. - Let him go now! On your knees! 1810 02:08:33,872 - - > 02:08:35,957 We got him. He's out of the game. 1811 02:08:36,125 - - > 02:08:38,626 - Keep your hands in the air! - Step away from the edge! 1812 02:08:39,211 - - > 02:08:40,878 1813 02:08:41,296 - - > 02:08:43,506 1814 02:08:46,677 - - > 02:08:48,302 Halt! 1815 02:09:01,608 - - > 02:09:02,984 - Stay down! - Don't move! 1816 02:09:03,152 - - > 02:09:07,447 Be advised. Clowns are hostages, doctors are targets. 1817 02:09:09,908 - - > 02:09:11,701 1818 02:09:13,746 - - > 02:09:15,913 Ah, you made it. I'm so thrilled. 1819 02:09:16,081 - - > 02:09:19,250 - Where's the detonator? - Go get him. 1820 02:09:19,418 - - > 02:09:21,461 1821 02:09:23,338 - - > 02:09:25,339 1822 02:09:27,342 - - > 02:09:28,384 1823 02:09:32,639 - - > 02:09:35,725 - Put down your weapon! - Don't move! 1824 02:09:35,893 - - > 02:09:38,060 1825 02:10:07,132 - - > 02:10:09,008 You don't wanna die... 1826 02:10:09,176 - - > 02:10:12,220 ...but you don't know how to take a life. 1827 02:10:12,387 - - > 02:10:14,055 Give it to me. 1828 02:10:14,348 - - > 02:10:18,684 These men will kill you and take it anyway. 1829 02:10:22,105 - - > 02:10:24,607 No one wants to get their hands dirty. 1830 02:10:24,775 - - > 02:10:27,735 Fine. I'll do it. 1831 02:10:29,404 - - > 02:10:32,114 Those men on that boat? They made their choices. 1832 02:10:32,282 - - > 02:10:34,575 They chose to murder and steal. 1833 02:10:34,743 - - > 02:10:37,954 It doesn't make any sense for us to have to die too. 1834 02:10:47,422 - - > 02:10:49,882 All the old familiar places. 1835 02:10:56,181 - - > 02:10:57,265 Stand by. 1836 02:11:00,811 - - > 02:11:02,311 1837 02:11:07,609 - - > 02:11:11,195 Red team, floor secure. Hostages are safe. 1838 02:11:11,405 - - > 02:11:13,489 Give it to me. 1839 02:11:14,908 - - > 02:11:18,661 You can tell them I took it by force. 1840 02:11:19,162 - - > 02:11:24,083 Give it to me, and I'll do what you should've did 10 minutes ago. 1841 02:11:44,563 - - > 02:11:45,980 1842 02:11:46,148 - - > 02:11:49,483 We really should stop this fighting, otherwise we'll miss the fireworks. 1843 02:11:49,651 - - > 02:11:51,485 There won't be any fireworks. 1844 02:11:51,904 - - > 02:11:55,114 And here we go. 1845 02:12:34,446 - - > 02:12:36,364 What were you trying to prove? 1846 02:12:36,531 - - > 02:12:39,492 That deep down, everyone's as ugly as you? 1847 02:12:40,619 - - > 02:12:41,661 You're alone. 1848 02:12:48,251 - - > 02:12:53,756 Can't rely on anyone these days. You gotta do everything yourself. Don't we? 1849 02:12:53,966 - - > 02:12:56,801 That's okay. I came prepared. 1850 02:12:57,010 - - > 02:13:01,472 It's a funny world we live in. Speaking of which, you know how I got these scars? 1851 02:13:01,640 - - > 02:13:04,475 No, but I know how you got these. 1852 02:13:04,643 - - > 02:13:06,185 1853 02:13:07,062 - - > 02:13:09,063 1854 02:13:22,285 - - > 02:13:25,037 Oh, you. 1855 02:13:25,205 - - > 02:13:28,249 You just couldn't let me go, could you? 1856 02:13:29,376 - - > 02:13:33,295 This is what happens when an unstoppable force... 1857 02:13:33,463 - - > 02:13:37,925 ...meets an immovable object. 1858 02:13:38,510 - - > 02:13:43,931 You truly are incorruptible, aren't you? 1859 02:13:44,099 - - > 02:13:46,809 Huh? You won't kill me... 1860 02:13:46,977 - - > 02:13:53,232 ...out of some misplaced sense of self-righteousness. 1861 02:13:53,400 - - > 02:13:56,610 And I won't kill you... 1862 02:13:56,778 - - > 02:14:00,573 ...because you're just too much fun. 1863 02:14:01,616 - - > 02:14:05,786 I think you and I are destined to do this forever. 1864 02:14:05,954 - - > 02:14:07,955 You'll be in a padded cell forever. 1865 02:14:08,123 - - > 02:14:09,957 Maybe we could share one. 1866 02:14:10,125 - - > 02:14:14,295 You know, they'll be doubling up, the rate this city's inhabitants are losing their minds. 1867 02:14:14,463 - - > 02:14:17,590 This city just showed you... 1868 02:14:17,758 - - > 02:14:21,802 ...that it's full of people ready to believe in good. 1869 02:14:21,970 - - > 02:14:25,139 Until their spirit breaks completely. 1870 02:14:26,016 - - > 02:14:30,853 Until they get a good look at the real Harvey Dent... 1871 02:14:31,021 - - > 02:14:33,814 ...and all the heroic things he's done. 1872 02:14:35,484 - - > 02:14:40,529 You didn't think I'd risk losing the battle for Gotham's soul... 1873 02:14:40,697 - - > 02:14:43,616 ...in a fistfight with you? 1874 02:14:44,159 - - > 02:14:45,701 No. 1875 02:14:45,869 - - > 02:14:49,288 You need an ace in the hole. 1876 02:14:49,456 - - > 02:14:51,082 Mine's Harvey. 1877 02:14:51,458 - - > 02:14:53,167 What did you do? 1878 02:14:53,335 - - > 02:14:56,337 I took Gotham's white knight... 1879 02:14:56,505 - - > 02:15:00,132 ...and I brought him down to our level. 1880 02:15:00,550 - - > 02:15:03,511 It wasn't hard. See, madness, as you know... 1881 02:15:03,678 - - > 02:15:06,722 ...is like gravity. 1882 02:15:06,890 - - > 02:15:09,225 All it takes is a little push. 1883 02:15:09,392 - - > 02:15:11,018 1884 02:15:26,159 - - > 02:15:27,910 Dent! 1885 02:15:48,890 - - > 02:15:53,227 This is where they brought her, Gordon, after your men handed her over. 1886 02:15:53,979 - - > 02:15:55,563 This is where she died. 1887 02:15:55,730 - - > 02:15:58,065 I know, I was here... 1888 02:15:59,109 - - > 02:16:01,861 - ...trying to save her. - But you didn't. 1889 02:16:02,154 - - > 02:16:05,573 - I couldn't. - Yes, you could've. If you'd listened to me. 1890 02:16:05,740 - - > 02:16:08,367 If you stood up against corruption... 1891 02:16:08,535 - - > 02:16:10,744 ...instead of doing your deal with the devil. 1892 02:16:10,912 - - > 02:16:12,538 I was trying to fight the Mob! 1893 02:16:13,039 - - > 02:16:17,877 You wouldn't dare try to justify yourself if you knew what I'd lost. 1894 02:16:19,171 - - > 02:16:22,298 Have you ever had to talk to the person you loved most... 1895 02:16:22,465 - - > 02:16:26,343 ...tell them it's gonna be all right, when you know it's not? 1896 02:16:28,013 - - > 02:16:31,891 Well, you're about to know what that feels like, Gordon. 1897 02:16:32,642 - - > 02:16:36,520 Then you can look me in the eye and tell me you're sorry. 1898 02:16:38,273 - - > 02:16:41,859 - You're not going to hurt my family. - No. 1899 02:16:42,027 - - > 02:16:44,737 Just the person you love most. 1900 02:16:51,536 - - > 02:16:52,578 1901 02:16:52,746 - - > 02:16:55,789 So is it your wife? 1902 02:16:56,875 - - > 02:16:58,542 Put the gun down, Harvey. 1903 02:16:58,919 - - > 02:17:00,586 Harvey, put down the gun. 1904 02:17:00,754 - - > 02:17:04,298 Please. Please, Harvey. Please. 1905 02:17:05,675 - - > 02:17:06,967 Oh, goddamn it. 1906 02:17:07,135 - - > 02:17:09,303 Will you stop pointing that gun at my family? 1907 02:17:09,804 - - > 02:17:11,472 - No! - We have a winner. 1908 02:17:11,640 - - > 02:17:13,140 No, Jim, stop him! 1909 02:17:13,642 - - > 02:17:15,476 Harvey. Don't let him- - 1910 02:17:15,644 - - > 02:17:16,769 Harvey! 1911 02:17:16,937 - - > 02:17:17,978 1912 02:17:18,146 - - > 02:17:20,022 I'm sorry! 1913 02:17:21,816 - - > 02:17:22,900 For everything. 1914 02:17:25,487 - - > 02:17:27,696 Please don't hurt my son. 1915 02:17:29,658 - - > 02:17:31,367 1916 02:17:31,534 - - > 02:17:33,494 1917 02:17:37,832 - - > 02:17:39,416 You brought your cops? 1918 02:17:39,584 - - > 02:17:42,461 All they know is there's a situation. 1919 02:17:42,629 - - > 02:17:45,631 They don't know who or what. They're just creating a perimeter. 1920 02:17:45,799 - - > 02:17:48,467 You think I wanna escape from this? 1921 02:17:48,635 - - > 02:17:51,387 There is no escape from this. 1922 02:17:51,554 - - > 02:17:53,681 You don't wanna hurt the boy, Harvey. 1923 02:17:55,976 - - > 02:17:59,186 It's not about what I want, it's about what's fair! 1924 02:17:59,938 - - > 02:18:04,149 You thought we could be decent men in an indecent time. 1925 02:18:06,945 - - > 02:18:08,028 But you were wrong. 1926 02:18:08,738 - - > 02:18:12,533 The world is cruel. And the only morality in a cruel world... 1927 02:18:13,285 - - > 02:18:15,202 ...is chance. 1928 02:18:15,370 - - > 02:18:17,079 Unbiased. 1929 02:18:17,289 - - > 02:18:18,539 Unprejudiced. 1930 02:18:19,916 - - > 02:18:21,041 Fair. 1931 02:18:21,209 - - > 02:18:23,460 His son's got the same chance she had. 1932 02:18:24,212 - - > 02:18:25,504 Fifty- fifty. 1933 02:18:25,672 - - > 02:18:29,133 What happened to Rachel wasn't chance. We decided to act. 1934 02:18:29,467 - - > 02:18:30,801 We three. 1935 02:18:30,969 - - > 02:18:34,388 Then why was it me who was the only one who lost everything? 1936 02:18:36,891 - - > 02:18:39,518 - It wasn't. - The Joker chose me. 1937 02:18:39,686 - - > 02:18:41,979 Because you were the best of us. 1938 02:18:42,147 - - > 02:18:47,151 He wanted to prove that even someone as good as you... 1939 02:18:47,319 - - > 02:18:49,069 ...could fall. 1940 02:18:49,404 - - > 02:18:50,696 And he was right. 1941 02:18:50,864 - - > 02:18:53,115 You're the one pointing the gun, Harvey. 1942 02:18:53,283 - - > 02:18:56,327 So point it at the people responsible. 1943 02:18:57,287 - - > 02:18:59,121 Fair enough. 1944 02:19:02,459 - - > 02:19:04,335 You first. 1945 02:19:16,848 - - > 02:19:18,515 My turn. 1946 02:19:25,440 - - > 02:19:27,441 Harvey, you're right. 1947 02:19:28,485 - - > 02:19:31,111 Rachel's death was my fault. 1948 02:19:34,199 - - > 02:19:36,658 Please don't punish the boy. 1949 02:19:37,744 - - > 02:19:40,954 - Please, punish me. - I'm about to. 1950 02:19:42,916 - - > 02:19:44,875 Tell your boy he's gonna be all right, Gordon. 1951 02:19:45,335 - - > 02:19:46,960 Lie... 1952 02:19:47,462 - - > 02:19:48,587 ...like I lied. 1953 02:19:52,342 - - > 02:19:53,926 It's going to be all right, son. 1954 02:19:59,182 - - > 02:20:00,265 1955 02:20:00,433 - - > 02:20:01,683 1956 02:20:32,340 - - > 02:20:35,175 Dad? Daddy, is he okay? 1957 02:20:37,512 - - > 02:20:39,721 1958 02:20:51,693 - - > 02:20:53,861 - Thank you. - You don't have to thank me. 1959 02:20:54,487 - - > 02:20:56,280 Yes, I do. 1960 02:21:00,535 - - > 02:21:01,869 The Joker won. 1961 02:21:04,289 - - > 02:21:07,166 Harvey's prosecution, everything he fought for... 1962 02:21:07,709 - - > 02:21:09,460 ...undone. 1963 02:21:09,961 - - > 02:21:14,882 Whatever chance you gave us at fixing our city dies with Harvey's reputation. 1964 02:21:15,049 - - > 02:21:16,216 We bet it all on him. 1965 02:21:17,552 - - > 02:21:20,429 The Joker took the best of us and tore him down. 1966 02:21:21,014 - - > 02:21:22,431 People will lose hope. 1967 02:21:22,599 - - > 02:21:24,349 They won't. 1968 02:21:26,853 - - > 02:21:28,729 They must never know what he did. 1969 02:21:28,897 - - > 02:21:30,731 Five dead. 1970 02:21:31,024 - - > 02:21:34,943 - Two of them cops. You can't sweep that- - - No. 1971 02:21:39,741 - - > 02:21:42,576 But the Joker cannot win. 1972 02:21:47,832 - - > 02:21:51,043 Gotham needs its true hero. 1973 02:21:57,425 - - > 02:22:00,469 - No. - You either die a hero... 1974 02:22:00,637 - - > 02:22:05,098 ...or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. 1975 02:22:05,266 - - > 02:22:07,100 I can do those things... 1976 02:22:07,519 - - > 02:22:10,562 ...because I'm not a hero, not like Dent. 1977 02:22:13,566 - - > 02:22:16,443 I killed those people. That's what I can be. 1978 02:22:16,611 - - > 02:22:18,529 No, no, you can't. You're not. 1979 02:22:18,696 - - > 02:22:21,281 I'm whatever Gotham needs me to be. 1980 02:22:22,951 - - > 02:22:24,076 Call it in. 1981 02:22:27,372 - - > 02:22:29,122 A hero. 1982 02:22:29,290 - - > 02:22:32,543 Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed. 1983 02:22:33,127 - - > 02:22:35,671 Nothing less than a knight... 1984 02:22:36,214 - - > 02:22:37,923 ...shining. 1985 02:22:38,550 - - > 02:22:40,175 They'll hunt you. 1986 02:22:40,343 - - > 02:22:42,135 You'll hunt me. 1987 02:22:42,637 - - > 02:22:44,596 You'll condemn me. 1988 02:22:45,306 - - > 02:22:47,599 Set the dogs on me. 1989 02:22:51,354 - - > 02:22:53,647 Because that's what needs to happen. 1990 02:22:54,816 - - > 02:22:56,733 Because sometimes... 1991 02:22:56,901 - - > 02:22:59,069 ...the truth isn't good enough. 1992 02:22:59,946 - - > 02:23:02,239 Sometimes people deserve more. 1993 02:23:05,702 - - > 02:23:09,621 Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded. 1994 02:23:09,789 - - > 02:23:12,124 1995 02:23:28,016 - - > 02:23:29,683 Batman. 1996 02:23:31,603 - - > 02:23:33,353 Batman! 1997 02:23:34,147 - - > 02:23:36,106 Why's he running, Dad? 1998 02:23:37,150 - - > 02:23:38,483 Because we have to chase him. 1999 02:23:38,651 - - > 02:23:41,528 Okay, we're going in! Go, go! Move! 2000 02:23:47,619 - - > 02:23:49,202 He didn't do anything wrong. 2001 02:23:49,370 - - > 02:23:51,371 2002 02:23:51,956 - - > 02:23:57,544 Because he's the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now. 2003 02:23:58,963 - - > 02:24:00,005 So we'll hunt him... 2004 02:24:03,134 - - > 02:24:05,218 ...because he can take it. 2005 02:24:07,722 - - > 02:24:10,223 Because he's not a hero. 2006 02:24:17,774 - - > 02:24:18,982 He's a silent guardian... 2007 02:24:20,151 - - > 02:24:22,027 ...a watchful protector. 2008 02:24:24,530 - - > 02:24:25,822 A dark knight. 2009 02:24:29,010 - - > 02:24:33,911 Subtitle improved by: Tanveer.