There are a number of stories that go on in this episode, the main one showing Jonas and the boys working out a plan to execute a country's leader, and the politics that surround the decision. The screen writers definitely have an agenda with this, but I won't get into that. Col. Ryan and his wife go to Washington and mix it up with the politicos over the mission.
Jonas also fools around with the woman ("Marianna") who is in on the assignment, posing as his wife. This lady has big designs on our guy, but he's still a husband who loves his wife and has to keep reminding her of that, although some hanky-panky (for the sake of the mission, of course, does go on),
Speaking of wives, "Crystal," the new young hottie of the show this season, spends money like water when her husband is away. That is rationalized by her simply missing him and being worried, so she overcompensates. It's all a bit lame.
As you can tell from this description, the episode features a little action, a little sex, a little soap opera, a little suspense, some politics.....enough to please most of the viewers.
Jonas also fools around with the woman ("Marianna") who is in on the assignment, posing as his wife. This lady has big designs on our guy, but he's still a husband who loves his wife and has to keep reminding her of that, although some hanky-panky (for the sake of the mission, of course, does go on),
Speaking of wives, "Crystal," the new young hottie of the show this season, spends money like water when her husband is away. That is rationalized by her simply missing him and being worried, so she overcompensates. It's all a bit lame.
As you can tell from this description, the episode features a little action, a little sex, a little soap opera, a little suspense, some politics.....enough to please most of the viewers.
