Agent Ruth tells Mickey the FBI will let him go down
Driven to a secret meeting, Mickey learns the Bureau will never testify, and he pushes Agent Ruth to admit she leaked him the report.
18 moments · 32 min of essential viewing.
Driven to a secret meeting, Mickey learns the Bureau will never testify, and he pushes Agent Ruth to admit she leaked him the report.
Agent Ruth lays out the nationwide label-swapping fraud, why the FBI turned Sam, and why it was not his informing that got him killed.
Jeanine tells Lorna how Sam skimmed from the Biogreen operation and how Gazarian took revenge and framed Mickey at once.
Both learn the same truth, but Lorna warns Jeanine will never testify, and Mickey hatches a plan.
Lorna summons Agent Ruth outside and warns her Jeanine is about to tell the jury everything.
Mickey drags out naming his next witness until the judge abruptly calls a recess and summons counsel.
In chambers, the FBI's LA chief asks to block Jeanine's testimony, the judge asserts control, and the DA offers to dismiss the case.
Told he must stay silent, Mickey bristles as Berg still calls him guilty, and he chooses to take his chances with the jury.
Mickey demands a public exoneration delivered by Berg and an investigation of the officer who framed him, and the DA agrees.
The judge apologizes and releases Mickey; alone with Maggie, the relief finally hits him.
Ruth demands Jeanine's location, only to learn the testimony was a ruse, while Cisco readies Jeanine for the Marshals.
Hayley teases her grandmother Elena for passing off DoorDash as homemade posole.
Mickey thanks Maggie for putting her life on hold, they joke about his reputation, and she heads back to San Diego.
On the drive home, Hayley questions her mother about Jack and says she sees how her parents are together.
The team shoots selfies under Lorna's new billboard, then Lorna and Cisco promise not to let work pull them apart again.
A driving song carries the episode from Lorna's billboard night to Mickey back behind the wheel.
Izzy is spooked he kept the car, Mickey mulls selling his house, and admits jail gave him a taste for home cooking.
A young woman tackles Mickey out of a gunman's line, the FBI moves in, and she makes a stunning claim.

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