Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

How in the hell?

He was probably just riding a high.

with that one murder victim a few weeks ago

So your demon just jumped into that dead guy's body?

[exhales deeply]

Maze, I know what it feels like to be abandoned.

Whatever you say.

With the murder victims or the people you've slept with?

What? What's safe?

This body's too jacked up to keep working.

Any speeding tickets, overdue library books?

I mean, I spent my whole life making them,

I mean, this beautiful boat in Marina del Rey,

Correct, my dirty friend, and why don't you come with us

Exactly. The point is to lose.

So, back to your torture.

Not even that video I sent him of the parakeet dancing to techno.

My brother was a magnet

this isn't even Los Angeles.

I don't know, you're the one that stored it.

[man grunts loudly]

you figured out that you don't need him.

The root of your Hell loop.

Just be there for him.

[elevator bell dings]

Victim is Lee Garner, 53, career criminal.

Then he joined a poker game.

[handgun clicks]

but down here, it's been...

You're referring, hypothetically, of course,

and tell us why you're taking credit for Lee's murder?

Drawn to the bad boys for some reason.

It's a good case against a legit drug dealer.

But that's because this is obviously the most painful moment for you.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

Well, for you, it's only been a couple of months,

Something funny?

Charlie, where's boron?

-Same as the one that killed Lee. -Yep.

So Gill pulled the trigger, but then who paid him to kill Lee?

What are you talking about?

kind of missing the dude part of the equation at the moment,

[man on scooter grunts]

That is pretty advanced.

Just the one baggie.

Maze, not exactly.

Yeah, we just can't help it.

All right, all right, all right.

For that much, I'd have killed you myself.

Which is something the world has never seen.

To report a crime.

-What did I store, though? -No, not you.

It's right here.

Yeah, no, but Charlie's actually special.