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The Deception team is called on to help stop a spy from stealing top-secret military information, while Cameron is frustrated when someone from Kay's past comes back into the picture.

Director:

Carol Banker

Writers:

Chris Fedak (created by), John A. Norris

Stars:

Jack Cutmore-Scott, Ilfenesh Hadera, Lenora Crichlow

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Jack Cutmore-Scott	...	Cameron Black / Jonathan Black
Ilfenesh Hadera	...	Kay Daniels
Lenora Crichlow	...	Dina Clark
Justin Chon	...	Jordan Kwon
Laila Robins	...	FBI Agent Deakins
Amaury Nolasco	...	FBI Agent Mike Alvarez
Vinnie Jones	...	Gunter Gustafsen
Brett Dalton	...	Isaac Walker
Bernardo De Paula	...	James Collins
Victoria Cartagena	...	Anne Rojas
John Schiappa	...	Teddy
John Anthony Gorman	...	Phil Dawson
KeiLyn Durrel Jones	...	Prison Guard

Storyline

The Deception team is called on to help stop a spy from stealing top-secret military information, while Cameron is frustrated when someone from Kay's past comes back into the picture.

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Plot Keywords:

hospital | fbi agent | fbi | cia agent | ex boyfriend ex girlfriend relationship | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 May 2018 (USA)

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Berlanti Productions, VHPT Company, Quinn's House

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Goofs

The entire scenario with the gun was impossible as depicted, and contained a direct conflict. First, it was a single shot weapon since there were no moving parts such as a slide to reload from a magazine. This negated any value it had as a weapon once the shot was fired. Unless he had zero knowledge of weapons, the security guard would have realized this and pulled on the female. Second, the agent said the woman brought the gun in one part at a time in pieces smaller than a paper clip. Since it utilized gunpowder to expel a projectile, a round of ammunition was inside it. Neither a shell casing nor a bullet can be broken down to pieces and still work- it must be sealed on the bullet, and then when the primer (another piece larger than a paper clip) is crushed, the expanding propellant forces the bullet out of the barrel. A barrel is yet another part that cannot be broken down into small parts. Finally, by the woman smashing the gun into pieces at room temperature, it was clearly a non-metallic weapon that would not have been detectable on a conventional scanner, which rendered the metallic paper clip discussion moot.

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Soundtracks

Keep Me in Mind
(uncredited)
Performed by Cape Cub

User Reviews

Enough story for a feature film!

This series is pretty derivative. There are echoes of other shows, you know, the amateur working with professionals, a mission impossible type team that trick the bad guys weekly, a charming leading man falling for the lady cop/FBI agent/spy, etc. But there's the writing that puts this series above the rest. The show has it's own running back story, plus the case of the week, plus multiple side stories, which should make this a convuleted mess, but the writing soars above it's own limits. This particular episode which weaves stories of deceptions and multiple betrayals scores just runs along nicely, and charms at every turn. I'm really bummed there's no second season, but I'm going to check the people behind the scenes for their next projects. Look out for Greg Berlanti, John A. Norris as writers and producers, as well as Chris Federer.