Miss Congeniality
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:12:02
Arson, explosives, poison...
:12:04
...this guy never works
the same way twice.

:12:09
The only thing we know for sure...
:12:11
...is, we get these letters full
of incomprehensible riddles...

:12:14
...he strikes and suddenly
the clues make sense.

:12:18
This one is down in Intelligence.
:12:20
Hopefully, we'll get a lead
before somebody gets killed.

:12:23
In the meantime...
:12:25
...Matthews, get a team together.
:12:28
Sir, you want me to take point?
:12:31
For five years you've wanted it.
:12:33
Last night, you earned it.
Pick your team.

:12:37
I want preliminaries by 3.
That's it.

:12:41
Sir...?
:12:45
Who's buying me lunch?
:12:47
Sir, I would like to talk
about what happened last night.

:12:50
I didn't exactly follow orders--
:12:52
"Exactly" follow orders?
There's no such thing.

:12:55
You follow orders or you don't.
:12:57
No arguments, sir. None whatsoever.
:12:59
Until the hearing,
you're out of the field.

:13:01
The hearing is totally warranted.
:13:04
Wouldn't I be better
on the Citizen case?

:13:07
I have a background
in profiling and decoding.

:13:09
I could contribute.
:13:11
Like you contributed last night?
:13:13
By putting yourself
and 5 agents in jeopardy?

:13:15
I'll save the rest
for the review board.

:13:17
You will bury yourself
under a mountain of paperwork.

:13:21
Discussion is over.
:13:40
Mike, give me a pint.
:13:43
Rough day?
:13:45
The worst.
:13:46
Sure you want a whole one?
:13:48
Yeah. Hit me bigtime, baby.
:13:51
Hey, Einstein. If you figure out
that Citizen letter, let me know.

:13:58
Congratulations on the op.
It's a big shot.


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