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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.

Be great if you could come by one evening.

Well, I don't live there anymore,

so it really doesn't matter, right?

Clear.

I told you to stay out of the tunnel, no?

Until you graduate Green Team,

you're a member of Chalk 2, Alpha Platoon, SEAL Team 3.

Damn right.

The kid's not Tier One,

not yet.

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You're saying that Molly doesn't want any of this stuff? She just...

wants to get rid of her whole...

just everything here?

That's what she says.

She keeps telling me to sell it all.

Since Nate's death, Molly just wants a fresh start with her family.

Yeah, but there's a lot of stuff here.

I mean, I could tell her to kiss my ass,

find someone else to sell the place.

Let's have dinner tonight.

Hmm? Tex-Mex.

It's not a good idea.

It's a great idea.

- Remember what happened last time? - Yeah, I do.

Jason, it's too confusing.

"Too confusing." What, for the kids?

For everyone.

Look, that was never our problem.

Problem was I was never here.

That was the problem, right?

No, our problem is

you're not here even when you are here.

Just checked out all the time.

Look, if we're taking a break, then we're taking a break

from all of it.

So, I hired a gardener.

Nate Massey is hiring another guy to mow his lawn.

- Say it's not so, please. - Last deployment,

Molly forgot to put the eggshell in the soil like I told her.

We had the worst fight that we have ever had, okay?

So I just figured, you know what?

Gardener is cheaper than a divorce.

So, Nate,

Alana and I, we've been talking and we're gonna live apart for a while.

I'm sorry to hear that, man.

Yeah, yeah.

You know what, it is what it is, right?

Should move in here.

Move in here with me,

spend a little quality time with your godson.

Godson I could deal with,

but walking around your eggshells, no, thank you.

And, besides, do you think Ray would really want me

to live anywhere else but his place?

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Got some wheels on you, Spenser.

Good finish, Brian.

All right, come on, let's go. Finish it up.

Got a big day in front of us.

Mm-hmm. Good movement.

Ah, good heart sounds.

I'm telling you, baby, he's got my dad's height.

You know, he's got my dad's height.

Remember, I told you my great uncle, he backed up Willis Reed

when he was with the Knicks?

It might've been my great, great uncle.

- I think it might ring a bell. - The fluid volume is normal.

Fetal position is head down.

Okay, Naima, looking real good for four weeks out.

What did we say? Was it the 29th or something like that?

Yeah, 29th.

Well, baby gets a vote, too.

Sometimes they just do not want to stay in there.

But as far as him going out of town?

Yeah, what's your duty schedule like?

Unpredictable.

What command did you say you're with?

Logistical support, was it?

- Bye. - We got a big one.

You're looking at satellite imagery of an abandoned hospital

outside al-Hool in northeastern Syria.

Wait a second, I'm sorry, but there's a lot of tire tracks there

- for abandoned, I'm saying. - We believe the Syrian Army

is using it as a bioweapons factory.

Wait a minute. Weren't they only supposed

to be using mobile labs now?

I'm sure you all remember Dr. Lucien from our chem-bio desk.

Oh, no, Dr. Death.

Hi again, everybody.

Our recent success IDing and destroying mobile labs

has convinced the Syrian regime to go back to using static sites.

And they're choosing hospitals

because they think we'll be afraid to bomb.

DoD won't authorize a strike without definitive proof

that the site's being used for chemical weapons production.

Okay, what does the DoD consider "definitive proof"?

- Physical evidence. - Samples?

Gets better.

So, a satellite passes every seven hours,

traverses the area for 12 seconds, takes six photos.

Three passes ago, took these.

- Those black shapes are... - Dead cattle.

Well, they definitely had a leak, didn't they?

Heavy fighting in the area last few days.

We believe an errant shell hit the stockpile.

20 klicks; that's close.

Yeah, we'll be monitoring the Syrian troop movements best we can.

Get you in and out in a hurry.

How big is the guard force?

Uh, so far, we make it a single six-man unit.

You're telling me they got a chemical weapons factory

and there's only six guys guarding it?

Yeah, enough that they were missed by the photo analyst.

Not for the cows, we might never have found the place.

Best guess what they were making?

Based on the regime's history, sarin or VX.

One of those is the bad ones, right?

Uh, sarin is pretty nasty stuff.

Bucket full of it, kill every man, woman on the planet.

But you're probably thinking about VX.

It's widely regarded as the deadliest substance man's ever created.

So, we're gonna actually have to handle this stuff?

Right, and who says you never take us anywhere nice?

Seal Team 1x02 "Other Lives" Oct 4, 2017

Look, we can't even get a drone up.

I'm just gonna assume we can't chopper in.

Russians are threatening to shoot down anything

that crosses into Syrian airspace.

We jump in. HAHO.

Oh, yeah. HAHO.

We bail out in Iraqi airspace,

then fly to the target under canopy.

That's right. The problem is getting out.

- How far to the border? - 18 kilometers.

What's the nearest Quick Reaction Force?

Special Forces ODA working with Peshmerga at the border.

Great, it's easy. Have them standing by.

Once we secure the target, they come and they pick us up. Boom.

Hey, we've been seeing Russian troops

on the border areas, yeah?

DoD will never authorize any ground movement

- with the possibility of Russian contact. - DoD has no balls.

- We could get you local vehicles. - How many?

I wouldn't count on more than two or three.

Two or three.

It could work. We keep our numbers small.

- How many straps? - Well, it's Syria, so there's no BSO,

there's no indig partners. We need two EODs for the decontamination.

You don't need a translator 'cause you got Ray and Trent.

Okay, so, two EODs, that's all we need.

- Yeah. And him. - What?

It-it-it's not my idea, I assure you.

Another contribution from the good-idea fairies at CENTCOM.

We have no idea if that factory is still actively contaminated.

- What, the Syrians didn't clean it first? - As far as we can tell,

they just pulled their "scientists" out

and, uh, locked the place down

till they can pacify the area.

All right, listen up, Green Team.

Time for the first top five

and bottom five of this year's Selection and Training.

Today you get to judge each other.

One side of your paper lists in order the top five candidates

of this Selection and Training class.

On the other side lists the bottom five.

We'll tally the results.

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.

Questions?

Yeah. How come you don't post the top five?

At the Tier One level,

top five candidates,

just means you met the expectation.

Anything else is unsat.

So-so guys in the top five,

they don't even know if they made the grade?

End of this Selection and Training,

if you're still here to get drafted into a Tier One squadron,

then you know you made the grade.