Lesson of the week at The Farm is misdirection and it is more than just picking pockets which Harry is the master of.
Alex and Owen on the hunt for rogue CIA operatives stumble upon a room with a wall of photos indicating that they have all been watched themselves. Just as they think they have made a breakthrough they smell something toxic and the room explode soon after they left it.
Sebastian despite having a rather dull girlfriend still has an hang up about Harry. He tries to strangle Harry and only stops when another agent walks in to the room.
In the present time-line Alex and the others are trapped with the hostages who could also be terrorists and no one is sure who is who. As they group go through a dark tunnel Will Olsen admits to working with the terrorists. This leads to a bigger misdirection, Sebastian's dull girlfriend Carly reveals herself to be a rogue CIA operative, she points a gun at Harry and demands Will Olsen in exchange. Sebastian and Carly shoot each other and Will has gone missing. It seems Carly's reveal was a misdirection by the terrorists.
The episode suffers from too many disparate story-lines that just do not hang together. The present story with the hostages is more interesting but is kept much in the background.
Alex and Owen on the hunt for rogue CIA operatives stumble upon a room with a wall of photos indicating that they have all been watched themselves. Just as they think they have made a breakthrough they smell something toxic and the room explode soon after they left it.
Sebastian despite having a rather dull girlfriend still has an hang up about Harry. He tries to strangle Harry and only stops when another agent walks in to the room.
In the present time-line Alex and the others are trapped with the hostages who could also be terrorists and no one is sure who is who. As they group go through a dark tunnel Will Olsen admits to working with the terrorists. This leads to a bigger misdirection, Sebastian's dull girlfriend Carly reveals herself to be a rogue CIA operative, she points a gun at Harry and demands Will Olsen in exchange. Sebastian and Carly shoot each other and Will has gone missing. It seems Carly's reveal was a misdirection by the terrorists.
The episode suffers from too many disparate story-lines that just do not hang together. The present story with the hostages is more interesting but is kept much in the background.
