At the remote airfield in the Mojave desert, a large Ford SUV approaches |
||
with Vaughn in tacky clothes and a nice crate supposedly full of weapons |
||
The scumbag who might ship them for Vaughn suggests a test first - identify the gun about to shoot from the sound the man made who was carrying the gun |
and Vaughn, who is as we know always prepared, does indeed guess correctly |
|
so the crate is loaded onto the cargo plane |
||
and Syd slips out of the crate and accesses the flight data recorder |
and has to take down a couple of goons while making her escape |
|
after pushing one of them into a propeller, thereby dispatching another baddie into a plane engine, a move she did quite effectively two episodes ago   , albeit with a jet rather than a prop |
||
Back in rainy LA, Dixon waits on the porch for his wife to arrive |
||
He explains that he really does love his family, and that the CIA has offered him a job |
His wife issues the ultimatum - either the CIA or his family |
|
Back in the unnamed location, Caplan has read the Rambaldi stuff and says he needs a special magnetometer to put the pieces together, which he has been inventing for a Swiss consortium, which immediately brings up the question of why a mathematician is inventing a magnetometer |
||
and Sloane says fine, it's just down the street at a Swiss bank, since they are actually in Switzerland, which raises another question of why store new scientific instruments at a Swiss bank |
||
Afterwards, Sloane talks to Emily on the phone, saying he's in Tuscany buying a villa, when in actuality he is planning the bank heist with Sark |
|
Home, Introduction, Episodes, Catacombs, Links