He's in his car, wearing a tuxedo. When Oracle calls his cell phone, he tells her he paid another visit to the guy who'd had the keycard, and this time he didn't have his lawyers with him. "It's funny how talkative a guy can get when he's hanging by his ankles out of a window," he says, like, so much for Reese always playing by the rules. Anyway, he's found out where the fight club is, and he's on his way -- without backup, since Scarface has paid off the cops. "Even the deputy commissioner's a regular," says Reese, who adds that weapons aren't allowed. Barbara's nervous about Reese heading in there, but he wants to help Huntress. "I owe her. And more," he says, whatever "and more" means. "Is there anything I can say?" asks Barbara. "I doubt it," says Reese.

Back at Fight Club, Dinah's sneaking around, ducking for cover as a couple of guards leave a room.

Meanwhile, Barbara tells Reese that he'll need a way to keep in touch, and tells him to take a left at the next light and pull over. Reese is surprised that she knows where he is, even though Helena always manages to show up where he is, and Barbara lets him in on the technological marvel that is cell phone triangulation. She tells him to roll down his window. He does so, and Alfred's there, and I'd really like to know how Alfred got out there so fast. He hands Reese a box, "compliments of Oracle." Reese opens it to find a "two-way undetectable," as Barbara calls it, so they can stay in constant contact as Reese heads underground. Reese puts it on, and I'm not sure Barbara would be so quick to call the radio "undetectable" if she saw the way this big black thing was rather conspicuously sticking out of Reese's bald head. He turns to thank Alfred, who is, of course, already gone. "Not another one!" says Reese. Heh.