Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jim Caviezel | ... | John Reese | |
Taraji P. Henson | ... | Joss Carter | |
Kevin Chapman | ... | Lionel Fusco | |
Michael Emerson | ... | Harold Finch | |
Alan Dale | ... | Ulrich Kohl | |
Laila Robins | ... | Anja Kohl | |
Larry Pine | ... | Wernick | |
Austin Pendleton | ... | Pilcher | |
Aubrey Dollar | ... | Marie Klein | |
Sherman Howard | ... | Steiller | |
Lee Aaron Rosen | ... | Heinlein | |
Annie Parisse | ... | Kara Stanton | |
Jonathan Fried | ... | Liaison | |
Kent Broadhurst | ... | Heinrich Hauffe | |
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Bradley Dean | ... | Contact #1 |
The next number that the machine spews out is that of Wallace Negel, an ex-German national who emigrated to the United States in 1980. However, they learn that Negel has not made any electronic transactions since 1987, which to both Reese and Finch can only mean one thing: that Negel is an alias and that he is a spy, probably working for the East Germans in the Cold War battle. On further investigation, they do learn his real name is Ulrich Kohl, and that he is an ex-Stasi operative who worked in a four-man team killing East German defectors worldwide. On tracking Kohl, Reese finds his first victim, who was one of the people on his four-man Stasi team. On further investigation, they believe Kohl's current mission is to kill his entire team, who have relocated to New York, and that the reason has something to do with his deceased wife Anja. Reese finds that he is not alone in trying to find Kohl, and that information from that competing force may add another name to Kohl's current hit ... Written by Huggo
This was a good follow up to "Witness". Finch and Reese are tracking a spy. The action and suspense are intriguing. We have more building up of character development between Reese and Finch. There was also a flashback detailing Reese's past a little as him and a partner were trying to find out how a terrorist got out of the country. Pretty soon Detective Carter and Reese will come face to face again and that will be good to see.