This episode was a bit annoying for several reasons. Kate like always falls into a puppy-love crush with every informant that the MI-5 find, and spends the entire episode whining and complaining about the danger to the informant.
Tom like usual, has personal relationship problems with his current CIA girlfriend. Tom never seems to be on-point with any woman, and I think the show would have been less annoying if he had come out as gay.
Tessa, the slimy trash that used to work for MI-5 is using Sam as a mole in MI-5 and has all the info regarding their investigation of the Columbian drug cartel. Tessa then sells that info to get the informant killed, and she sends a video to Harry telling him she got the informant killed. What does Harry do? Nothing. Very disappointing that a lot of stories have that lame resolution of "That's just the way it is for spies and their informants. Too bad. Walk it off"
Meanwhile, as often happens on this mostly-talky show, all the Columbian drug cartel guys are apprehended off-camera, and there is basically no action at all in this episode, just a lot of whining and complaining by almost every character.
Tom like usual, has personal relationship problems with his current CIA girlfriend. Tom never seems to be on-point with any woman, and I think the show would have been less annoying if he had come out as gay.
Tessa, the slimy trash that used to work for MI-5 is using Sam as a mole in MI-5 and has all the info regarding their investigation of the Columbian drug cartel. Tessa then sells that info to get the informant killed, and she sends a video to Harry telling him she got the informant killed. What does Harry do? Nothing. Very disappointing that a lot of stories have that lame resolution of "That's just the way it is for spies and their informants. Too bad. Walk it off"
Meanwhile, as often happens on this mostly-talky show, all the Columbian drug cartel guys are apprehended off-camera, and there is basically no action at all in this episode, just a lot of whining and complaining by almost every character.