Exposed

Episode aired Feb 21, 2023
TV-14
43m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

893

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Kyle Schmid and Melissa O'Neil in Exposed (2023)

Action Crime Drama

The team must stop a militia from detonating a highly combustible truck in their possession. Meanwhile, Nolan, Thorson, Juarez, and Harper search for three men who may have been exposed to E... Read allThe team must stop a militia from detonating a highly combustible truck in their possession. Meanwhile, Nolan, Thorson, Juarez, and Harper search for three men who may have been exposed to Ebola and detain them for quarantine.The team must stop a militia from detonating a highly combustible truck in their possession. Meanwhile, Nolan, Thorson, Juarez, and Harper search for three men who may have been exposed to Ebola and detain them for quarantine.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

893

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Lisseth Chavez (Celina Juarez) has previously worked with Kyle Schmid's (Noah Foster) wife, Caity Lotz in the TV show, DC's Legends of Tomorrow (2016). They played Esperanza 'Spooner' Cruz and Sara Lance respectively.

Goofs
Early in the episode, Charlie Bristow, the security guard hired by Wesley, introduces herself and shares her impressive resume. She claims to have spent 8 years in the SAS, a British special forces unit that inspired the creation of the US's Delta Force. Though the SAS has only been open to female applicants since 2018, it is unclear whether any have actually passed due to the unit's high level of secrecy. Even if Charlie did pass during the first possible intake, it would be impossible for her to have spent a total of 8 years in the Regiment.

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Performed by Reuben And The Dark
Played at the end of the episode

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Featured review

2/10

Distracting camera work

The constant switching between cameras were so distracting that I could not focus on the story. I started counting the angles taken in the 'shop' for example. All the angles were labelled as Shopcam in the view, but is it really possible that so many cameras are issued as standard in police vehicles? I find that highly unlikely.

Very sad that a good story is ruined by something like overactive camera switching. I get the need to be creative, but not in a tried and trusted formula for a serialised show. If you ant to do this, then add it in gradually, but the whole show? Nothing was on a standard camera normally used in the show. The effect was just jarring, and not fun to watch.