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Overall very solid episode, some of the writing a could use a clever edge but the story was very entertaining. Great dynamic among the cast here and a real treat to see some guest stars really shine in their roles here. Michael Egues (son) & Benito Martinez (father) had an excellent dynamic that carried the story. A stand out scene was with Michael's character (Nate) is negotiating with another player in the heart of Time Square. Excellently acted to where you could actually feel the tension / nervousness in the air. Bonus beautiful cinematography for network television which was a real treat and provided a great atmosphere for these actors to work with. Overall a relatively tight story, with the latter half really picking up steam for an action packed ending.

Benito Martinez can never be a good guy. He has been in many TV shows where he seems to be a good guy, and then he soon shows his true colors, or his weak spots get the better of him.

Here Benito plays a legendary FBI agent that retired. Yet as soon as Sisto tells him that his son got four women killed, Benito is trying to hide the evidence and cover up for his son. Wow, what a slimy legend. Never a thought about the four dead teenage girls.

Like usual, Sisto is confused, because he is an alcoholic who is not in recovery, and has no moral compass. Sisto never actually shows any positive recovery thanks to the 12 Steps. Sisto is always confused about what to do in any tough situation. Sisto says he is sober, but he is always about to crumble under pressure.

There never seems to be an episode where the FBI know what they are doing. It always looks like they have no plan. I am not a big fan of Jeremy Sisto, and he seems to be on the FBI show to undermine the credibility of the FBI agents, and to show that there are corrupt and compromised people running the FBI.