1:04:00
It's time for quiet, Shakes.
1:04:04
I just want to shut my eyes
1:04:06
and not have to see
the places I've been.
1:04:10
I'm weary.
1:04:15
I don't know...
1:04:19
Maybe I'll get lucky,
forget I was even there.
1:04:23
Well, don't disappear on me,
counsellor.
1:04:25
I may need
a good lawyer one day.
1:04:28
You can't afford a good lawyer.
1:04:32
I may need a good friend though.
1:04:37
I'll find you when you do.
Count on it.
1:04:41
Always have.
1:04:49
A full month had passed
since the acquittal
1:04:50
and no-one had made contact.
1:04:53
In those few weeks,
our lives had reverted back
1:04:54
to what they'd been prior
to the murder of Sean Nokes.
1:04:58
Carol had returned to her stack
of social service files,
1:05:01
helping troubled teens
and single mothers.
1:05:03
John and Tommy went
back to the streets,
1:05:05
running the West Side Boys.
1:05:07
I was promoted from clerk
to reporter trainee
1:05:10
covering the entertainment beat.
1:05:12
Michael, as he promised,
resigned from his job
1:05:14
after working the losing end
of a "can't miss" case.
1:05:21
I don't know
how to fucking thank you.
1:05:27
I can't believe what you did.
1:05:29
I can't believe
we got away with it.
1:05:30
It wasn't me, man.
1:05:31
That was Mikey.
It was all Mikey's plan.
1:05:33
You know, when I first heard
he was taking the case,
1:05:35
I was going to have him burned.
1:05:36
And?
1:05:37
And I figured he's a friend
1:05:38
and if you've got
to be sent away
1:05:39
on a murder rap,
who better to do it?
1:05:41
The way he handled his end of
the case, I thought he sucked.
1:05:43
I started feeling sorry
for the bastard.
1:05:45
Never feel sorry for a lawyer.
1:05:47
Hey, get over here, counsellor.
1:05:50
You are the real Count,
1:05:52
alive and well
and living in New York City.
1:05:56
He's a maniac.
All right, all right.
1:05:59
You maniac, Jesus.