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It doesn't matter what Nate wanted.

I made the call.

- Where's that blood coming from? - The fact that you refuse

to talk about Nate's death is telling me

that's exactly what we should be talking about.

- Nate's death isn't on you. - I understand

that since the operation in December last year,

you and your wife have separated.

You know he's sleeping on our fold-out?

I miss seeing you guys. It sucks that's the way it works.

And if any of us thought there was even a chance

you two weren't gonna get past this, we'd all be taking it pretty hard.

- Hey, Daddy. - Hi.

It'd be great if you could come by one evening.

Well, I don't live there anymore, so it really doesn't matter, right?

- I'm Clay. - Stella.

When can I see you again?

If you are what I think you are,

you shouldn't have too much trouble finding me.

Until you graduate Green Team,

you're a member of Chalk 2,

Alpha Platoon, SEAL Team 3.

I'm telling you, he's not ready.

List in order the top five

candidates of this Selection and Training class.

On the other side, list the bottom five.

We'll post the bottom five on the wall in the team room.

Bottom man in the bottom five will be immediately dropped

from this Selection and Training class.

Is that clear, Mr. Spenser?

Uh, Dr. Clark?

I told you never to call me here.

And I told you never to push your depth.

You were close to 40 meters.

Which, if you remember, is where we predicted

we'd find the highest rate of algae depletion.

Next time just use the drone.

I will, if I want contaminated samples.

You get the bends one time, believe me,

you won't want a second.

You better stop right now, Vince,

or I'm gonna start to think that you care about me.

Believe me, it's not about you.

It's the band deposit I'm worried about. That and the cake.

You know, this feels like a good moment

to mention I never liked you.

And yet you're marrying me.

Speaking of which, did you ask my...

S01E03 Boarding Party

Okay.

Maybe we have a different understanding

- of the word "ready" here. - I'm basically ready.

"Basically." No, you're not basically ready.

Let's go. Chop, chop. All right?

All right? And they say that your generation

has a different type of work ethic?

It's not our fault... it's the participation trophies.

Okay, seriously, Emma, isn't "late for school,"

like, a thing anymore?

My homeroom teacher loves me.

I'll be two seconds.

I'm sure she'll love you even more if you're on time, right?

Come on. Let's go, go, go.

Hey. I told you you don't have to drive her.

Come on. I'm her dad, right?

I like driving.

Didn't hear the doorbell just now.

Used my keys.

- That's it. I'm changing the locks. - Come on, really?

It's not like I don't breach doors for a living.

I can get in.

What's with the toolbox there?

Did you know?

Did I know what?

I'm sorry, you have to catch me up here.

All right, I started cleaning out

Nate and Molly's garage yesterday...

I told you I was gonna clean out the garage.

Nate was hiding a burner phone.

Uh, I think he was keeping it in his toolbox.

Nate was hiding a burner phone from his wife.

Just to be clear here,

you think because Nate had a phone, he was cheating

on Molly?

All I'm saying is there's a lot of reasons

why people use a phone.

Not necessarily wh-what you're saying.

All right, so was he?

I don't know. Was he what, having an affair?

Well, what do you think?

You were his friend.

Oh, right. I'm sorry, you can't.

'Cause-'cause I'm just Wives' Club, right?

It's you and the boys. You wouldn't tell me

- even if you knew. - I'm not doing this right now.

Emma, come on!

There was a time you would have told me, you know?

I looked at the history.

All the calls are to and from one number.

Did you call it?

- Disconnected. - Okay, look, I'll take care of this.

Easy. I'll take care of this, all right?

Just don't say anything, 'cause I don't want anything

- getting back to Molly, all right? - Trust me,

I'm not looking to talk about this, especially with Molly.

Not looking to talk about what?

Grown-up stuff?

Grown-up stuff. Exactly, huh?

Talking about grown-up stuff. Come on, let's go.

We'll talk about it in the car, 'cause you are late.

I got to get you going. A lot of grown-up stuff.

Too much grown-up stuff.

Step out, I got it.

- I got this, Clay. - No, I'm good.

Swap with Jonesy, he needs a break, let's go. Come on!

Swap with Jonesy because he needs a break.

You got to be kidding me, right?

Hey, look, man, you can't deny the kid's talent.

Or his ego.

His ego 'cause he's refusing to check out.

Yeah, to prevent his teammates from puking.

No, I think he's overcompensating

because he's hit the bottom five.

That's why. You know what?

He keeps pressing the red like that,

you know what he's gonna do?

He's gonna hit a wall, he's gonna slow

his whole team down.

You sure you're not threatened

- 'cause he's faster than you? - Threatened?

You gotta be kidding me. Triple my rucksack,

and I'll still beat his ass up that hill, Ray.

What was that you were just saying about ego?

- Nothing. - Jason Hayes,

you said something about ego a second ago.

Come on, Ray-dawg.

Come on, let's go. No slack, boys, let's go!

You missed your exfil window

and are now in enemy hands.

Congratulations,

you've won the chance to run it again.

You know, Mr. Spenser, there's such a thing

as being too unselfish.

Team's only as fast as its slowest guy.

The Centaurus, a U.S.-flagged research vessel

doing oxygen-level surveys in the South China Sea.

We think it was hijacked this morning.

Wait a second, you think?

- What do you mean, you don't know? - Well, whoever took it

hasn't made contact yet.

How do we know anyone took it?

This is Dr. Vincent Barbour,

aboard the research vessel Centaurus.

We're approximately 100 miles off the coast of Iloilo.

We're being overtaken by what appears to be a gang of...

Oh, God! No, no, no, no!

No, please, no!

What do you want?

What do you want? Who are you?

Dr. Vincent Barbour, professor of Ocean and Climate Science

at Stanford.

We believe it's his voice on the sat recording.

Dr. Julia Clark, also from Stanford.

These two are due to get married next month.

There's more photos on your laptops,

plus full bios for the scientists.

They don't ask crew members to post bios

- on the faculty Web site. - You know that's right.

- Mm-hmm. - You two best watch

the "exploitation of the working man" talk.

People might get the idea you've gone commie.

- Oh, please. - What the hell'd you just say?

So that's the hostages, and now we come

to the hostage-takers, and for that,

this is my colleague, Sam Roberts.

Sam's the Agency's top analyst on Southeast Asian piracy.

Wow, you got more than one expert

on Southeast Asia piracy.

- Okay. No offense, bud. - None taken.

Uh, actually, although

the Horn of Africa still gets the most attention,

the waters of Southeast Asia have become the most dangerous in the world.

Now, the good news for us is that,

unlike the Horn, the region surrounding this area

is relatively stable.

There's just not a lot of harbors for pirates

to hole up in and negotiate ransom.

Most of the local pros use the Anambas Islands.

Centaurus's GPS shows her 400 miles east

of Vietnam, headed south-southwest.

Puts her in the Anambas day after tomorrow.

Okay, that's great. How long till we're greenlit?

Working on it now.

Apparently, they're having one of those office

politics situations up at CentCom.

A couple "two stars" trying to show who's got more juice.

- You're kidding me, right? - I wish.

- War on terror. - War on terror, yeah.

We should be airborne right now.