
Next day, Syd calls Will and tells him all about Charlie and the girl |
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and Will says he'll check in on Francie for Syd while she's away |
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and Jenny, Will's assistant, says Will needs to say please when he asks
her to do
something |
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Later at SD-6, Sydney spots her dad |
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Hey, Dad, how about dinner next Thursday? |
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Jack's all, uh, yeah, uh, yeah, OK, but I've got to go now and get my
head hooked up by McCulloch for my regular psych exam |
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At the mission briefing, seems the sun thingee Syd recovered was a synthetic
polymer
from the fifteenth century, which will be held back for a future
episode, as they turn their
attentions to tracking down the details of a bad terrorist they think
will attack a world
trade organization type meeting. First they have to go to Morocco
with ... |
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this attractive purse that Marshall has designed, that hides a parabolic
microphone
so they can eavesdrop on the bad guy |
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In the meantime, Jack's back in his psyche exam, floating down escalators |
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encouraged by this guy McCulloch |
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Jack remembers his wife and daughter, only they switch to ... |
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Sydney holding the baby and saying it's only a matter of time before she
finds out the truth |
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which totally freaks out Jack and sends him running |
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At a local carwash, it's the self-washing CIA duo |
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Your mission is to find out everything, I'm not married and I had a fight
with my girlfriend |
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Cool
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