SEAL Team

- Previously on SEAL Team... - Hey, Dad.

Whoa! Emma, what are you doing home?

I-I told you I was coming down.

You can't keep

all these worlds separate forever.

Like I said, my world is messy.

Well, we have a long way to go

before we can give John and Jackie a run for their money.

The key to my place is a start.

Why did I agree to any of this?

My team and the hostages you are treating

are in serious danger.

They need you.

Had us in the dark there, Master Chief.

Yeah, well, dark is where this op should stay.

- Where's Dr. Craig? - Total mission failure.

We all support the idea Ray threw the offensive grenade

in the room with the hostages.

It appears as though someone threw something

from the outside, into the room where Dr. Craig was held.

You were gonna let Ray hang.

Coward! Come here!

All my times on the teams,

I've never seen anything like this, Vic.

Get out.

After the brutal op-tempo in Caracas,

I told Jace I'd give you guys a chance to

slow down, take a breath.

Yeah, and I told Blackburn Bravo Team doesn't slow down.

Best way to clear our heads

is to speed up. Isn't that right, boys?

Yeah!

Daytona 500 champ Austin Dillon has generously offered

- to give Bravo some driving lessons. - You're kidding me.

Austin Dillon? The Ace?

- The one and only. - It's okay, Sonny.

You can put that tongue of yours back in your mouth, man.

- Come on, man. - That's the perks of being DEVGRU.

The best in the world want to train with the best, right?

Tell you what, a little friendly competition.

Rubbing's racing.

- Looking good. - Nice.

- Dude, hell yes. - Wow.

Yeah, the smell of freedom right there.

- Hey, fellas, I'm Austin. - Yeah, Sonny Quinn.

Real pleasure to meet you, man. Big fan of yours.

Yeah, I actually saw you race at Texas Motor Speedway

- a couple years back. - Dude, Texas is awesome, isn't it?

Yeah. Hook 'em, baby!

He's as smart as he is fast.

Well, guys, this is a race car.

And I want to show you a few tips on how to drive it, man.

Let's do it.

Go ahead, open it up a little bit, Ray.

Accelerate into the corner and catch the apex.

All right, fellas, tires are always important.

That's the only thing touching the ground.

So you want to take care of your tires when you can,

because you'll be able to run faster longer.

I know you're gonna run close together.

If you put air on somebody's rear quarter,

it's gonna make 'em loose.

Nice recovery, buddy. You okay?

Yeah, all good.

Ease up a little bit there, Jason.

Yeah, his comms get a little spotty

when he doesn't like what you're saying.

Couple more laps, then bring it in.

Pit, who's got the fastest lap of the day?

That'd be Sonny with a 45 flat.

Watch and learn, Sonny Boy. Watch and learn.

42.7.

42.7, Jason. Checkered flag's yours.

Ah, I bet you're thinking that this is Austin Dillon, but...

it's me.

What'd you bring in here with you?

Is that fossil fuel I'm smelling, or booze?

Little bit of both.

You know, doing 205 in a 65, didn't get caught. Bam!

Hit the reset button.

Are you checking the range on that reset button?

- See if it worked on us, too? - No.

No, no, no, no, no, no. I just, uh...

I was driving back from the track,

wind was whipping through my hair.

I had this revelation that, you know what,

whole thing with Emma and you,

I handled that wrong.

- Yeah. - It didn't have to be worlds colliding.

Yeah, I know.

I know.

Hey, I understand the impulse

to want to keep parts of your life separate.

- I did more then my share of that with Luke. - Luke.

The Lukester, right? The ex-husband?

Yeah. Bring him up every now and then,

your eyes roll into the back of your head.

What about him?

There are things I learned from my marriage,

broken as it was, that made me who I am today.

We're all shaped by our pasts.

Right. So I'll tell you what.

Mikey and Emma are coming back next month before deployment.

We could all get together.

We could, you know, have some fun,

go get some churros...

Uh, I was talking about the past,

and you just jumped right to the future.

That, sir, is some masterful avoidance.

What do you want me to say?

I don't know what you want me to say.

Right. Right. So we're moving on.

But I, uh...

Next month.

- Thank you. - Bye.

You got to admit that was weird, right?

How so?

I don't know. You haven't been here in six months,

and the barista starts making our usuals

the second we walk in the door, like nothing's changed.

And everything has.

Yeah, that's weird.

I'm glad we could finally do this.

- So, how you been? - Uh, good.

You know, work's work. Team's doing good.

Illuminating, as always.

How's your, uh...

your visiting lecturer thing going?

It's good.

- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.

I am, um, hoping that Old Dominion offers me

- a long-term position. - Long term?

Mm-hmm.

Leaving Virginia was a mistake.

You know, I've been, um... I've been seeing someone.

I just thought you should know that.

Okay.

That's great.

Is it?

Yeah, I mean, I moved...

You moved on.

I didn't expect you to hold out for me.

So, how did you meet?

You don't want to hear about all that.

Mm, I do. I do actually want to know.

Just 'cause we're not together doesn't mean

I don't want to know what's going on with you.

It's kind of how that whole "being friends" thing works.

Ensign Davis.

What brings you down from your ivory cake-eating tower?

Trying to get back to my enlisted sailor roots.

I've been doing a lot more paper-pushing

than weapons training recently.

Yeah, well,

sunrise yoga's got nothing on a 100-round wake-up.

Guarantee you leave feeling better

than when you came in.

That'd be good. I'm a little rusty.

- Got any tips? - Just one.

Rounds downrange are downrange.

Last shot didn't go the way you want,

don't let it impact your next one.

- Copy. - Easier said than done.

Truth be told,

I've been a little off since that last op.

Well, Caracas was hard for everybody.

Hey, I'm sorry about Vic.

I'm sorry you got put through that.

Hey, I'm still standing.

I'm better than standing, I'm moving forward.

When's your next, uh, warrant officer board interview?

In a week.

I have to admit I felt better about it the first time.

But after the Venezuela op, Vic...

I feel like I shuffled the deck a little bit.

Well, you did everything right down there.

None of this is on you.

Hey, what'd you say?

Rounds downrange...

Downrange.

Not bad.

Spenser, come on in.

This situation with Petty Officer Lopez

- is unfortunate. - Yes, sir.

Though we were fortunate that Vic was exposed

before causing any real damage to Bravo.

It's got to be especially frustrating for you.

Earning some seniority on the team,

then suddenly you're back being low man.

I like to think I have an impact on the team,

regardless of my position.

Well, it seems you still want to have an impact

away from Bravo.

Look, sir, what, uh, what happened

with Congressman Suzuki...

It's fine, Spenser. I didn't bring you in here

to ream you. Have a seat.

Look, I want to help you to harness

your energy and your ambition

to allow you to do more.