Brute Force

- Milloy.

- Here.

- Harper.

- Here.

- Casper.

- Yeah.

- Crenshaw.

- Here.

- Gallagher.

- Here.

- Miller.

- Here.

- Roberts.

- Here.

- White.

- Yep.

- Patton.

- Yep.

- Franklin.

- Here.

- James.

- # I'm here, Mr. Man, I can't tell no lie #

#And I'll be right here

till the day I die ##

- Spencer.

- Here.

- Becker.

- Yep.

- Stack.

- Here.

Lister.

- Here.

- Collins.

Collins.

- Coy.

- Here.

Rain every day now for a week.

I used to like the rain when I was a kid...

even when it rained hard like now.

My last fight outdoors, it rained.

Slowed me up a lot.

One of the most beautiful ladies I ever knew,

I met in the rain.

High heels on wet pavement.

Hey. Here's your last look at Frank.

They don't waste much time, do they?

# Today they're gonna bury Frankie McLain #

# No more aches and no more pain #

#The good Lord

he treated Frankie very fine #

#He let him out

before he finished his time ##

Well, gentlemen,

that's one way of getting sprung.

Maybe he's better off.

I didn't think that even Captain Munsey...

would put a 62-year-old man

to work in the drainpipe.

Yeah, another dead guy,

compliments of Captain Munsey.

Always on tap.

There he is now.

Joe. It's Joe with him.

Too bad about McLain.

You and he were good friends,

weren't you, Collins?

Frankie only had about eight

months left to do, didn't he, Captain?

Knowing McLain,

out in eight months, back in nine.

Right, Collins?

Still carrying a grudge, eh?

Lay off, Munsey.

No, not Munsey. Sir.

Sir.

You won't even meet me halfway,

will you, Collins?

Ten days in solitary

haven't taught you a thing.

I bet it taught him

not to carry a shiv anymore.

Or do you still claim that knife

was planted on ya?

Never mind that.

The episode's closed.

Collins.

Why keep on fighting?

After all, I've got a job to do. I...

Very well. Have it your way.

- Joe.

- Doc.

Joe, I meant to come down

and visit you, but I, uh...

Yeah.

Dr. Walters.

There's a meeting this morning.

You'd better get straightened out.

And the same to you.

# Me ol' friend Joe

was in the hole #

#And it was worse than

where they're diggin' coal #

# He comes out holding

very high his head #

#And the man to blame

soon be very dead ##

- Joe.

- How are you, Joe?

- Good to see ya, Joe.

- I'm glad you're back.

Heard from the wife?

Joe, you know Kid Coy.

Seen him around.

They moved him

into Frankie McLain's place.

Frankie was tops,

a hard guy to follow.

Whatever you say, Joe.

About the stool pigeon, Joe...

We made arrangements.

Everything's okay.

Everything's okay?

What's okay?

Nothing's okay.

It never was, and it never will be.

Not till we're out.

You get that?

Out.

Joe. After solitary,

even this will taste good.

- Thanks. - Had a long talk with

my mouthpiece yesterday.

Your lawyer came all the way from New York

just to give you advice?

Nah, ain't you heard?

He's right here in stir too.

Roberts, I need a little help.

- Get away from me.

- But you're in with Gallagher.

Please.

Roberts, you know Gallagher

can fix anything.

There are some things

that just can't be fixed.

Roberts, if you could put in a word for me...

- Gallagher, I gotta talk to you.

- What's he want, Louie?

- Blow.

- You gotta listen to me.

- I said blow.

- They'll kill me.

- Who is he?

- Wilson. He's here on a 529.

Also a stool pigeon.

He planted the shiv on Collins.

Munsey made me do it. Honest.

You can fix anything, Gallagher.

If you can call off Collins, I'd pay. I'd...

You'll pay.

Hello, Roberts.

How's that cold coming along?

Fine...

sir.

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