Michael and the team must evade a vicious drug-runner and hijack a plane to escape Panama.Michael and the team must evade a vicious drug-runner and hijack a plane to escape Panama.Michael and the team must evade a vicious drug-runner and hijack a plane to escape Panama.
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Carlos Jorge Guerrero
- Esteban
- (as Carlos Guerrero Jr.)
Tony Walls
- Head Security Guard
- (as Jose Paredes)
Rodrigo De la Rosa
- Burly Guard
- (as Rodrigo De La Rosa)
Joseph Akharoh Jr.
- Beach Side Speaker
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaJesse's line, "They call me Señor Tibbs." is a reference to Sidney Poitier's famous line from In the Heat of the Night (1967); "They call me Mr. Tibbs."
- GoofsAfter landing the stolen plane, Sam, Fiona, and Jesse unload cargo crates from the back of the plane. The crates are packed completely full with ice, frozen fish, and cocaine. Crates of that size packed with ice would weigh in the vicinity of 1500 pounds, making it impossible for 3 people to hand unload them.
- Quotes
Fiona Glenanne: Once the plane goes through the gate and hits the taxiway, I'll get Rico to open the doors, and you run out and you hop on.
Jesse Porter: Okay, and when the guys with guns see us?
Fiona Glenanne: You run faster.
Jesse Porter: [nodding] Run faster.
- ConnectionsReferences They Call Me Mister Tibbs! (1970)
- SoundtracksDJ Make it Boom Loud
Written by Richard Wolf
Featured review
They're back and still in Panama
Well, at least we know what all Fiona's screaming was about in the trailers we've been watching for several months - arguing with Sam (surprise). The writers just don't seem to ever let Fiona grow up and become a true member of the team. She's back to her tiresomely old gritching, moaning and arguing again and Sam nearly comes to fisticuffs with both her and Mike in order to prevent them from ...(spoiler). Luckily Jesse was there to back him up.
Frankly, in my opinion, this season has gotten the entire franchise so screwed up that we don't know from one episode to the next what the show going to turn in to. It's gone from a protagonist who is clearly the good guy, altruistically helping the world, to one who is merely "hanging on" week after week. Matt Nix claimed that he wasn't going to make this into another continual "man behind the man" show but it is EXACTLY what he has done. Card's only connection to Anson simply has to be that he was somehow on Anson's list. Which makes him one of the "Organization" – a man behind the man.
Frankly, in my opinion, this season has gotten the entire franchise so screwed up that we don't know from one episode to the next what the show going to turn in to. It's gone from a protagonist who is clearly the good guy, altruistically helping the world, to one who is merely "hanging on" week after week. Matt Nix claimed that he wasn't going to make this into another continual "man behind the man" show but it is EXACTLY what he has done. Card's only connection to Anson simply has to be that he was somehow on Anson's list. Which makes him one of the "Organization" – a man behind the man.
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- rrjmdpa
- Nov 22, 2012
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- Runtime43 minutes
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