SEAL Team

- Previously on SEAL Team... - Graham Kowit,

American DEA agent, missing a few weeks ago

and I'm guessing you know where to.

You must consider the possibility

that Agent Kowit might be dead.

I can live being afraid for you.

I just need you to take my fear seriously.

I'm still gonna love Stella,

and that's not gonna change.

All well and good, Clay.

Until you come home in a box.

Clay! Man down!

He took a round directly to his chest plate.

Mikey and Emma need a dad,

not a team leader.

I'm the one who was supposed to die.

We're wheels up for Mumbai in 20.

Need you on that plane, as Bravo 1.

Jason.

Standing down. His choice.

Adam was killed in action.

Gave his life to save his brothers.

Now, as a proctor of the Adam Seaver Memorial Open,

- I'm just saying, Blackburn... - Yeah.

your blood-alcohol level is

way below tournament requirements.

- That's right! Roger that! - Drink up!

That's a nice shot, ace!

- - Where's he... where's he going?

So this was Adam's refuge, huh?

Every chance he got.

I wish I, uh, had joined him more.

Playing golf. I just didn't...

Yeah, I rain-checked him a dozen times.

That's the rub, huh?

Always think there's gonna be another chance.

Blackburn... that is a two-beer penalty

- for killing my buzz! - It's crazy! Yah-haw!

[INTRO TO MOTÖRHEAD'S "ACE OF SPADES" PLAYING]

Mind if we play through?

- - Get up!

Oh! Oh!

What do you say we have another one, huh?

Ah, you don't have to ask me twice.

- One more. -

You know, if things went crazy in here,

then I would always end up out there.

Your happy place.

: Yeah.

This is my happy place.

How's it going with the kids?

I'm just trying to stay flexible, you know?

I just want to pick my battles.

Must be hard alone.

Some days it, uh, kind of works.

What about our next deployment? Thought about that?

What? About me not being here for three months,

the kids alone without Alana?

Of course I've thought about it, Ray.

Any conclusions?

I think conclusions is that I don't want

to think about it, okay?

Well, love you, brother.

You just got a lot on your plate.

What do you say we go outside

and talk the carburetor into working?

You think you can do that?

Let's get the carburetor working.

- Well, it's last call. - Mm-hmm.

Shouldn't you be finding a pair of boots

- to knock up against? - Mm.

Well...

tonight's recon yielded no actual targets there, Davis.

I see plenty.

Based on your high standard of living, what do you need?

- Female, breathing, right? - Ooh.

Wow, look at that.

That was a low blow right there.

I happen to have standards, okay?

And they're real ones.

- Such as? - Well, uh,

I like 'em to get my motor running, that's for sure.

That's obvious. What else?

Well, they got to be able to keep up with me.

Sonny, I could keep up with you.

That right there, Davis,

that's what makes you a rare woman. Right?

- - What else?

Heart.

Gots to have heart.

- Mm-hmm. - Pride.

And loyalty.

Woop, woop.

You know, I like a little...

a little fight in a woman, too.

- She... - Are you looking for a woman,

or are you looking for a racehorse?

You see...

I'll have you know I was raised by a mama and two sisters

that kick the balls off a bull in Sunday heels.

Okay? And maybe, I don't know,

maybe that spoiled me a little bit.

It might have, because that is a lot to ask for at last call.

That just depends on what kind of bar we're in, I suppose.

All right, so let's say that you find said woman, right?

- Mm-hmm. - This is it, this is it.

A rare and elusive specimen, I assure you.

- Elusive. I like that. - Yes.

Who's to say that you could even handle her?

No one.

You see, that's the fun of it.

- Yeah. - Or the trouble of it.

Well...

it ain't fun...

if it ain't trouble.

You two done?

Yes.

We're done. -

I got this.

Actually, that's way too much money.

- You get it. - I'm not getting that.

Ooh, please tell me that's coffee.

I, uh...

I stopped by the frame store.

We're gonna put it up at the bar on the wall with the, um...

The others?

Yeah.

Nice.

Yeah.

It's getting better.

- Doesn't look like it's getting better. - Well, it was

a 7.62 round... I mean, it's...

you know, it leaves a little bit of a mark.

- It'll heal. - When? It's been six weeks.

Stella, it'll heal.

Don't move.

Please.

I'm not putting that stuff on.

That stuff smells like an old lady in a tube.

- It's terrible. - This stuff makes that

go away.

Just let me do it.

- Mm. - Don't move, please.

Well, you know, it's...

it's not ink, so it's not

- gonna wipe off. - Shut up.

Is everything okay with you?

Yeah. Fine.

See?

It's already looking better.

Mm.

You have to go shopping tonight?

Yes, I do. Winter formal is next month.

Okay, listen, you have tons of dresses there

in your closet. You got a bunch of them.

You've got more dresses than

- I have socks. - That's true.

Seriously? I live with cavemen!

Aw, ooga-booga.

And I have plans.

- It's Saturday. - I don't care if it's Saturday.

- You know I cannot... - I can't bail on Franny and Lulu

- to watch Caveboy. - Grandma is out of town.

She's not here Saturday. House to myself. Party.

I'm not taking him to the mall! That's social suicide!

I'm not going!

And stop!

This is all new to us right now.

This new situation's been presented to us.

We're gonna work through this, you understand me?

Emma, you're gonna take Mikey to the movies,

so you're not seen with him.

I'll leave work early to get him,

so you have your night with your friends.

Okay. All right, Mikey's with me.

Give me a hug.

All right?

Come here.

Hey. It's gonna be all right, buddy.