-[narrator] Previously on Hit & Run: -Hey, Tzion, take care--
It was a hit-and-run accident. Don't leave me.
-[Boaz] Do you know them? -No, but none of them are Rami Shalem.
They came to Tel Aviv, stole a car, and hit her? Doesn't make sense.
I'm taking you off the investigation.
[Avi] Maybe one of those guys got into a shoving match with Uri.
I'm gonna ask you who they were.
They were just some Americans, that's all!
-[Segev] They're professionals. -[detonator beeping]
Run!
Who tried to finish you?
It was Isaac.
Isaac got out of Sing Sing nine months ago.
[Segev] I'm getting on the first flight that I can get.
[theme music playing]
[airplane whooshing]
[man on PA] Welcome to the United States.
Have your completed customs form
and your passport from your country of origin ready.
H-1 visas!
You may be asked to provide your recent travel history.
Please be ready to share these with our customs agents.
[woman on PA] We are now closing the gate.
Step out, please.
-[officer] You say east or west? -[Segev] What?
-Where are you staying? -I told you, 75 Street.
Friends? Family? Hotel?
I already told you. Is there a problem, officer?
Friends, family, hotel?
Family.
Your trip, Mr. Azulai, would it be business or pleasure?
I'm going to a funeral.
So I guess, what, it'd be pleasure?
[man on PA] Passengers boarding Flight 718 to Chicago O'Hare,
please proceed to Gate 76C.
[Ron over phone] Segev.
-Ron, I'm in JFK. Where are you? -What do you mean, where am I?
You said you were gonna pick me up.
[Ron] Pick you up?
No one does that. This is New York, man.
But you said so.
No, I said, "See you when you get here."
That's different. You got my address?
-Yeah, but-- -The one in Queens?
-I know, but you said-- -So we're good. I'll see you soon.
["Get It" playing]
Fuck.
♪ Oh, my gosh, Omakase I'ma need my sushi pronto ♪
♪ I get it, I got it I'm good, I'm 'bout it ♪
♪ I get it, I got it I'm good, I bought it ♪
♪ I get it, I got it I'm good, I'm with it ♪
♪ I get it, I got it I'm good, you dig it ♪
[Ron] Segev!
[Latin music playing over speakers]
How you doing, bro?
I'm okay.
Glad to see your ugly face.
-Come on. -What is it?
This is my castle.
[Segev] And you are my princess.
[Ron] Fourth floor and the elevator's broken.
[Segev] I could use the walk after a 12-hour flight.
[Ron laughs]
It's weird that you're here, man. It's crazy.
So the springs are shit,
but the mattress managed to retain a shape.
So I think you'll be good here.
[Segev] Hey, man...
are you sick?
[stammers] Why?
Your bathroom is full of pills.
The last guy who lived here...
I don't have extra pillows. But here's a cushion, okay?
I love what you did with this place. It's so full of light. It's so happy.
For fuck's sakes, man. And to think I actually cleaned for you.
Really?
[both] Cheers.
You didn't give my address out to Immigration, right?
-No, I used the Wexlers'. -Who?
The Wexlers, Danielle's parents. We're going to the memorial.
We're going?
We go.
Gonna be a crowd there?
I don't know. It should be small.
So how's Ella?
Ella...
She's trying.
She's strong.
And Miles?
Um, he's fine. Yeah. Uh...
Yeah, good, good. Very good. Yeah.
You're hungry?
No, thanks, man. Is Brooklyn far?
Brooklyn?
Yeah.
The guys who ran over Dani are in prison there. I want to talk to them.
You're kidding. You really think they're gonna let you see them?
Some crazy-ass motherfucker from Israel
wants to meet international killers?
I'm not crazy.
Do you have any connections, someone that you know...?
That's not how it works.
You can meet them if you were related or their lawyer.
Are you sure?
That's how it worked the last time I was in.
Okay, come on.
Let's go for a drive. I want to see them. Let's go.
[Segev] You're not hearing me, they were in Israel.
I hear you fine.
You already told me that three times, mister...?
-Azulai. -Corrigan. You catch that game last night?
-[Corrigan] Catch the game? Lost. -Shit, how much?
Officer!
-What'd you say their names were again? -Posner and Chernik.
Nope, not here.
I know they're here. They were arrested 24 hours ago.
[Ron] How do you know that?
Because they were released two hours ago.
[Ron] What the fuck?
My wife is dead and you released them? What the fuck is wrong with you?
[dramatic music playing]
Someone from the NYPD fucked up, they don't want to take responsibility.
I'll send out new warrants for them.
Damn, that's fucked up. How long is it gonna take?
I'm on it, Segev.
What if they try to leave the country?
And I'm working on it as fast as I can.
[Segev] Yeah, all right. Thanks.
Thank you. Thanks.
[Ron] Come on, Bushwick's calling.
Who the fuck is Bushwick?
What is that?
Seaweed soup,
kung pao dumpling, noodles, broccoli.
-You went vegan? -It's good for you.
Go vegan.
-The cow is vegan. -[both laugh]
Shimon's got Isaac's address?
Not yet but he's pretty sure he's still in New York.
So we stay put?
It's only been six hours.
There's no time.
Ella's good now with Shira, but how long till Isaac gets to them?
You really think that Isaac did it?
I screwed him over. He did six years because of me.
So I'm sure he would wouldn't mind hurting me or my family.
Mexico was a long time ago.
Isaac doesn't forget.
I thought you had the hookup.
[dramatic music playing]
Yeah, hi. Naomi Hicks, please.
[knocking on door]
I think you owe me a phone call.
-I do? -Yeah.
I called when I was in Tel Aviv last year doing that profile on Lieberman.
You never called me back.
I'm sorry.
But it's good to see you now.
Good to see you too, Naomi.
So you're a big shot now.
Wow. Impressive.
[Naomi chuckles]
-I read your Lieberman article. -Yeah?
-You were tough on him. -Somebody had to be.
What are you doing here?
I'll be in New York for a few days, so I thought I'd say hi.
Hi.
Hi. I'm staying with Ron.
Ron?
How is Ron?
-You know Ron. -Yes, I do.
And Henry? You still married?
Of course.
He's got more hair than you do.
-Like everyone. -[chuckles]
And he returns my phone calls.
I'm sorry, I was getting married, so...
All right, that's a remotely decent reason.
And mazel tov.
What's different now?
Danielle's parents are having a memorial service today.
-And Ella didn't want to come? -I couldn't bring her.
But the service isn't the only reason that I'm here.
I'm looking for someone, a man named Isaac Katkov.
Israeli?
Yes, but he lives in New York now.
-Ron and I used to work for him in Mexico. -Hmm. When you were mercenaries?
No, when we were training Mexican troops to fight the cartels.
Is there a difference?
I think he's responsible for Danielle's death.
Who is this guy? What did you do for him?
We were his lieutenants.
He did some horrible things. I couldn't deal with it.
-What does he do in New York? -I just need to find him.
And do what?
Will you help me?
[dramatic music playing]
Segev, I'm kind of slammed right now.
-My editors are expecting-- -All right. It doesn't matter.
Thanks. It was good to see you.
So they like you, this family?
Oh, sure.
It was a dream come true when their daughter left
to marry an Israeli tour guide.
Can you blame them?
[door slams]
[indistinct chatter]
Funerals make me kind of nervous.
-Relax, okay? -Yeah.
You said it was gonna be small.
[Segev] Yeah.
[Marcia] Oh, Segev.
[Segev] Marcia.
-Glad to see you. -Yes.
We are so glad you're here.
-This is my friend, Ron Harel. -Hi.
-Hello. -Hi. I think we met at the wedding.
-Oh, yes, of course. -Nice to see you again.
-I'm glad you're feeling better, Marcia. -Thank you.
Were you sick?
She had pneumonia.
It was a lighter case than they first thought.
-She bounced right back. -Yeah.
That's very lucky.
My next-door neighbor where I used to live,
well, he had pneumonia.
It went on for a long, long, like, I mean, really long time.
And then he--
He died.
Yeah.
I think I need a drink now, okay?
So I guess I should call the people at Paul Taylor.
-They'll be expecting her, right? -Oh.
Don't bother with that. I called them.
-We know a few people on the board. -[Marcia] So I let them know.
-Obviously, they were very... -Good, good.
Um, this is from me and Ella.
-Thank you. -How's she doing?
[Segev] Like all of us, I guess.
She sends her love.
Oh, Segev, this is lovely.
Beautiful.
-From the wedding? -Yeah.
Thank you so much.
I'm just going to tuck it away someplace safe.
Then I want to introduce you to some of Danielle's friends.
Thank you.
-I heard they released the two drivers. -Yeah.
-I didn't think you'd know about it. -I contacted the authorities.
They were very sympathetic, said they'd keep me apprised.
-What authorities? -They didn't know much.
-Do you know anything? -No.
Just that they were drunk and stole the car.
I don't believe that. Do you?
I don't know.
-The police said-- -Mr. Wexler.
Michael, so good of you to come.
This is Segev, Danielle's husband.
This is Michael. He and our girl go way back,
what, second, third grade, right?
-So sorry for your loss. -Thank you.
[Martin] No stopping her. [chuckles]
Her determination, her imagination.
She saw a different life for herself...
and I didn't...
always agree with her choices...
but I did respect them.
I did.
[somber music playing]
And I--
I hope she knew that.
Um...
Now, it's, uh...
no secret...
we weren't completely onboard
with her living 6,000 miles away, in Tel Aviv.
But, uh, in embracing something new,
she taught us to do the same.
We came to cherish our visits with her...
and her wonderful husband, Segev.
And those times, the memory of them, keeps Dani with us.
Always.
-[Ron] That was... -Unbearable?
Weird and unbearable.
The woman I was talking to at the bar came on to me.
What?
Guess she liked them young.
She was old?
I heard about stuff like this happening in weddings and stuff but a funeral, man?
This is America.
Unbelievable.
-[jazz music playing over speakers] -[door unlocks]
[groans]
-Sorry I'm so late. [scoffs] -You're not late.
Oh, yeah, I guess you are.
Judge Emmitt held us hostage for three hours,
at the end of which, I had to file a continuance.
Sushi?
Mixing it up, keeping the magic alive.
-You didn't feel like Indian, huh? -Not really.
What are you working on, the Gates profile?
I saw an old acquaintance today.
Oh, fuck me. [sniffs]
This wasabi...
Segev Azulai.
I know that name, don't I?
You met him when he was in New York once, seven or eight years ago.
I knew him when I lived in Cartagena.
-The Israeli guy? -Mm-hm.
A bit more than an acquaintance, wasn't he?
-Henry... -I'm just saying.
What's he doing in New York?
His wife died.
[Henry] Ugh. Wow.
That's... terrible.
How's he doing?
I don't know. Okay, I guess.
He wanted me to help him track some information.
Information?
Seemed her death was an accident at first, but he thinks there's more to the story.
Really?
And he's not making it up?
Of course not. Who would do that?
I don't know, just seems a little weird.
Why not just go to the police?
I don't know.
I don't have the time for him anyway.
How's work? Did they get back to you on the story idea?
Yeah. Peter didn't go for it.
Never fucking does. I don't know what the problem is.
I'm gonna be doing political profiles for the rest of my life.
'Cause you're so good at them.
-I'm good at everything I do. -Ooh, I know.
Sushi's getting cold.
Let it.
[chuckles]
You'll get it, Ellush. You just need to practice.
Did Tali come today?
Yes, Dad. She has to come every day until you come home.
[Syd] Hey, Segev.
She doesn't have to, she wants to.
[Ella] Mostly she talks to the policemen.
So they were there too?
They have to be here every day until you come home.
When are you coming back?
In a little while.
Not too long.
Well, I miss you.
I miss you too.
But I gotta go get dressed for school.
I told Shira that I'd take her to school today.
How are you doing, Segev?
I went to the memorial today,
all these people I didn't know talking about Danielle. It was...
That must have been rough.
[dramatic music playing]
So when are you coming home?
I don't know.
[door buzzer buzzing]
[knocking on door]
-Naomi. -[Naomi] Ron.
[both laugh]
-Love the apron. -Come on in. Come-- Oh.
-It's good to see you. -You too.
It's good to see that some things never change.
Except maybe that you're cooking?
I'm not cooking.
How is it that I knew that?
So? I thought you weren't gonna help.
Fuck you, Ron. When have I ever not helped?
Gorgeous as ever, huh?
Segev!
-What's he trying to do? -What do you mean?
Going after this Isaac guy.
Segev, what are you thinking? Isaac Katkov?
-This dude's mobbed up bigtime. -Did you find him?
He owns a bar and a bowling alley, the only legit thing I could find.
So you didn't find him.
Yeah, and I'm glad I didn't.
I wasn't expecting a Boy Scout, but this is one very dangerous guy.
I know. I worked for him.
[Naomi] This guy's been trafficking in arms for years.
He's connected to syndicates in Israel, Lebanon, Morocco.
-Read the article I found in Haaretz. -I'm reading it now.
Good. Maybe you can knock some sense into him.
He killed my wife.
I know you think that.
And maybe you're right.
And it's truly horrible, but you're not in special forces anymore.
You don't have some camouflage team of 40 guys backing you up.
He has me.
Exactly. You have your best friend,
who's wearing an apron.
If he's coming after me and after my family,
I have to find him.
[door opens]
[door closes]
I think you better go after her.
-Naomi. Hey, stop. -I have to get to a meeting.
-I shouldn't have brought you into this. -I'm not in this.
I want nothing to do with this.
You're never gonna change. I know you.
I've seen you beat the shit out of someone for saying the wrong thing.
I know what you're capable of and it scares me.
I'm not going to do anything crazy.
Still a bad liar.
[door closes]
[Ron] Segev.
-[Segev] Huh? -Come here for a sec.
Sit.
[Segev] What?
I think Naomi was on to something.
Turns out, your friend Isaac has a bar.
It's a gay sports bar in some bowling alley.
And he seems to be very close with this guy Benny.
Benny?
And Benny's really into posting on Instagram.
So I put in a follow request, and guess what? He accepted.
In less than five minutes.
Easy as that.
He doesn't even know me. [laughs]
His favorite thing to post are a ton of pictures...
of him with Isaac at the bar, naturally.
Benny, Benny, Benny.
Don't you know social media is not your friend?
[dramatic music playing]
Take what you want. I'll get the key to the van.
[Segev] Wow.
[disco music playing over speakers]
It seems that Benny's really living it on the edge.
Not sure Isaac would like it.
[Segev] I don't think Isaac's gonna show up. Let's get out of here.
We could leave.
Or we could stick around and chat with Benny.
You're Benny, right?
I've seen you here before.
What is this, Dip a Toe in the Water night?
It's gay league. You're not gay.
Right, but, actually, I'm asking for my friend here.
He wants to bowl with you, but he's shy.
-He's not gay either. -Thank you.
Would you please tell him that? 'Cause I've tried.
He'll need shoes.
What size?
Ten.
Let me look in the back.
[ominous music playing]
[Benny] Fuck you. You're making a big mistake.
[Segev] This is Isaac's club? It's a piece of shit.
Isaac's gonna kill you.
And you may as well kill me.
Kill you?
You're our man on the inside. None of this would be possible without you.
[Segev] Get out, Benny.
[keypad beeping]
[rock music playing over speakers]
[door buzzes]
What the fuck?
[techno music playing over speakers]
[Ron] What's up, Isaac?
It's been a while, huh?
[ominous music playing]
What the fuck are you doing here, Segev?
You're not gonna hurt me or any member of my family, you heard me?
What the hell are you talking about?
The two men who killed my wife?
The bomb at my house in Israel?
Fuck, if I wanted, I could have killed you years ago.
You telling me it's a coincidence Mark Posner
and David Chernik are here in New York?
Yeah. I hired them for a job in Israel, some woman.
The hell are you saying, that was your wife?
Don't act like you didn't know it was my wife!
No, no, I knew nothing.
And I didn't kill her, okay?
I don't kill at all, I-- I make arrangements.
Someone else wanted her dead, and now, fuck...
they want you to think I did it.
Someone's setting me up.
-Someone's setting me up. -So who paid for it?
I have no idea.
-Who hired you? -I don't know. I never know.
People call, I don't want to know who they are, who the mark is.
One party wants to get something done,
I put them together with people who can do it, that's it.
I'm the fucking middleman. No questions asked.
-You didn't know it was my wife? -If I knew that bitch was your wife,
I would've made them kill her in front of you and made you watch.
-Yeah? -Yeah!
You want to make me watch? You want me to watch?
Segev. Segev! Segev!
You're gonna kill him. Segev, let go. Segev!
So who the hell was your wife, Segev, huh?
That somebody wanted her dead and wants to hang it all on me?
Isaac, you hired the drivers,
you bring them here now, okay?
[techno music playing over speakers]
[Ron] Where the fuck are they, Isaac?
Hey, Isaac!
[suspenseful music playing]
[crowd screaming]
[gunshot]
[groaning]
Fuck!
Fuck, man! Fuck, fuck!
Man! Fuck!
-Did you kill Danielle Azulai? -Fuck you! Fuck!
-Did you meet the client? -Fuck you, man! I didn't kill nobody!
-Did you meet the client? -I don't know, man, I'm telling you.
We got an envelope with an address and some photos!
Who was the fucking client? Who was it?
-Fuck you! -Who was he?
He's a fucking cheap bastard, man, that's who!
A lousy 20 grand!
[neck cracks]
[ominous music playing]
[grunting]
[siren wailing in distance]
Ron? Ron, come help me out!
Ron, come help me!
Ron, what the fuck?
Ron?
Ron, what's going on? What's wrong?
Move over, I'll drive. Move! Come on, move!
Come on. Get your leg away.
[engine starts]
Ron?
Ron, hey, hey. You're okay?
Tell me.
Ron, come on. You okay?
Ron!
-Get them out! Out of the car! -What's wrong?
It's all bloody now! How am I supposed to drive my kid to school?
Relax. All good, all good.
Relax. Look at me. Breathe.
Breathe. Breathe. Are you breathing?
All good. I'm here, brother.
I'm here. All good.
Take.
I'm here, brother.
I'm taking care of it.
All good. Look at me.
Relax. I'm gonna take care of it.
-Is he okay? -Yeah.
Henry's out of town for the night. He has an arraignment in D.C.
-Thank you. We didn't wanna wake you up-- -Stop. I don't want to hear anything.
-Things got a little, you know-- -What? A little crazy?
The kind of crazy I was afraid of?
I don't want to know anything, Segev.
Nothing.
You have until tomorrow.
Thank you.
[dramatic music playing]
Hey, man. You're okay?
You need water?
Hey. You're fine.
[Ron] What now, Segev?
[cell phone ringing]
Ellush.
Called you a bunch of times. Where were you?
Yeah, me and Ron, we got out, I forgot my phone. What's wrong?
I just want you to come back.
Soon, baby.
There's just a few things I got to sort out.
I really miss Dani, Abba.
-I know. -[Shira] Ella? We have to go.
I miss her as well.
Dad, I gotta go now. Mom's calling me.
[call disconnects]
[crowd cheering on video]
[indistinct chatter]
[ominous music playing]
[line ringing]
[suspenseful music playing]
-Are you the super? -What?
The TV doesn't work.
Where are the Wexlers?
Mom, the super's here!
No offense but Airbnbs suck.
-Airbnb? -Mom!
[woman] I am so sorry.
I didn't mean for you to come this early.
Where are the Wexlers?
The Wexlers? I don't know any Wexlers.
I only called about the TV not working. You're the super, right?
How long you been here?
-It might be best if you just come back-- -How long have you been here?
We were told we couldn't get in until 7:30 last night, so...
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
[ominous music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
[theme music playing]