Joel. Again? Trumper walks into the room and tells Karen, Gedrick, and Manzani that they know none of them is the rat. Gedrick asks who did it. Trumper says it was a detective. The one-way mirror kicks on and we watch the three cops watch Wahlberg interrogate Ramos. You know, because that's generally how these things work. Wouldn't Manzani get a bit suspicious here? Walhberg and Ramos blah-blah on until Ramos gets furious that Wahlberg's insinuating that Ramos works with Donadoni now. Wahlberg says that they have a photo of him having dinner with Donadoni. Man, that mob boss gets around. Dinner with Gedrick, Ray, Manzani...maybe the cops should quit taking all of their dinner-date invitations. Manzani shuffles, as do Karen and Gedrick.

The Captain walks in and asks whether Ramos has confessed to everything yet. Wait a minute...Manzani's the only real Italian-sounding name on the force. He must be the rat! The Captain says that the Feds are lifting the lockdown, but in exchange, they have to sit on Ramos all night to make sure he doesn't make any phone calls. It just so happens that tonight, the Feds were planning to bring down Donadoni and they don't want Ramos to tip him off. How conveeenient! Manzani asks what time they were planning on showing up at Donadoni's so that he has the most accurate information when he places the call in three minutes. The Captain tells him. The Captain has a problem with Pinter Pauses: "Donadoni's a real...flight risk." Thanks for building up the tension, Cap'n. We watch Manzani watch Ramos scream at Wahlberg that he wants his lawyer and his union rep immediately. Wahlberg cuffs Ramos, who says he's not the rat. He tells Wahlberg to look at him so he can repeat, "I'm not the rat!" Everybody's making everyone look at them so they can start repeating stuff. Doesn't anyone go over these scripts before they shoot the scenes?