Synopsis:

Michael is forced to expose his identity to James; Fiona and Jesse fear he is in over his head.


Episode 12 of 13


Next Thursday is the Series Finale!!


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I really enjoyed this episode but I did not find myself siding with Jesse, Sam and Fi. Let's face it, unless they make some drastic last minute reveal, Michael in charge of this organization makes perfect sense. If the CIA take them down, all they're going to do is recruit the pick of the litter, like they did with Simon.

If we're supposed to believe Michael has gone off the deep end, the writer's have done a poor job of it.

I guess that one season that was released on BD was a fluke, huh?

Yeah things are getting a little sloppily written at the end here. We're supposed to believe that super operative Sonya would put a gun to Fiona's head in a fit of jealousy over Michael while their carefully wrought plan is just about to get underway. That makes a ton of sense. And I still think Sam could take Mike.

Naw Sam never had a chance.

The major problem I have with this show as of late:

1. I don't buy some of the stuff Michael is doing all of a sudden. (Felt weird since the moment he killed the other CIA guy)

2. I was actually routing for Michael against Fi, Sam, and Jessie. I don't think that is what the writers had really wanted but it's hard to tell at this point.

3. I don't understand why the hell James would want to get arrested and put a guy in control that has been playing him all season. It's really odd logic.

Also, I damn tired of what this show did this season pushing Fiona's car. Don't need to see the same profile shots in every ep. Enough is enough.

Yeah, I found myself hoping that Sam, Fi, and Jessie would fail. Didn't care for the cliffhanger either.

James seems oddly invested in Michael. I'm worried the writers will wrap this up by saying that James worked with Tom Card.

This stupid show makes no goddamn sense.

It's going to end up that James is working for the POTUS.

James IS the POTUS.

Oh c'mon now. The show has never made much sense and was never made to be taken incredibly seriously. I'm sad to see it go but its time (actually it was time in 2011 but I'll let that slide). I'm looking forward to the series finale and the forthcoming movies (assuming USA makes them).

Movies? I thought what we were getting is a Sam-Jessie spinoff series?

That's what I meant. I'd totally be down for that.