Brad still insists to Jack that he's innocent of the new charges. Jack angrily yells that, from the Justice Department's standpoint, Brad already confessed to fraud, so embezzlement isn't a huge leap. Brad claims that he misfiled some papers, but that's all, and that he was trying to save the company. Jack says it doesn't sound plausible. Brad turns the tables and says that it's not plausible that Jack would take over as managing partner for a firm he claimed to hate, and deny that it had anything to do with power or control. Jack asks what his point is. Brad says that an outsider might question Jack's motives, but that Brad doesn't, because he and Jack are friends, and Brad is just asking for the same consideration from Jack. They stare at each other for a while. That one piece of hair in the back of Rob Lowe's head that just sticks out sideways distracts me. Seriously. Someone cut that thing off. Jack says that he can arrange bail in a couple of hours.

Riley walks into his office and just starts angrily throwing things around. He screams for Kathy. She slowly walks to his doorway and puts her hands on her hips. Riley asks if they filed a particular motion that morning. Kathy says they didn't. Riley complains that he looked like an idiot before the judge this morning. Kathy says she reminded him about the deadline a few days ago. Riley asks why she didn't tell him that it didn't get filed before he went to court. Kathy says she's only human and she can't do it all, and neither can Riley. I would have liked it better if she purposely didn't tell him in order to prove her point that he needs help. Riley flops down on the couch and apologizes for taking it out on her. Kathy tells him to get some help. She adds that she's closing the door, and that she'll make sure he won't be disturbed for the next hour. She orders him to get some sleep and start looking at résumés. He only gets an hour? I would need at least two hours of sleep.