Glenoak PD Blue. Kevin walks by Det. Michaels, who greets him with a uncharacteristically personality-filled "Kinkirrrrk. How's it goin'?" Kevin says that it's going well, and how is Det. Michaels? This is just the window of opportunity that Det. Michaels was waiting for, as he begins to tell Kevin all about his life situation. He wants to take his wife out for their anniversary, but their babysitter cancelled, and they can't leave their six-year-old daughter home alone. Kevin didn't know that Det. Michaels had a daughter. I didn't even know that Det. Michaels had a life outside of helping out the Camdens. Det. Michaels clarifies that it's actually his granddaughter, whom he's taking care of while his son is in law school. How brave of Det. Michaels's son, to be a quadriplegic and still follow his dream of going to law school. I mean, I don't actually know that he's a quadriplegic, but I must assume that he is, as he otherwise would be perfectly capable of taking care of his own daughter, even while attending law school. Det. Michaels gushes that his granddaughter is "cute as a button," and asks what Kevin and Lucy have planned tonight. Kevin says that Lucy is going out with Roxanne, but he doesn't have any plans. Oh, wait -- now he does. He'll be babysitting for Det. Michaels's granddaughter. It's so easy to trick robots into doing things for you. Officer Blandy McDullard walks up and whispers to Kevin that he's a sucker.