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The story of how Sam Axe left the Navy. We learn a few details of his history, and his shared history with Michael. We also get to see what a fit Bruce Campbell looks like in Navy whites.
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The story of how Sam Axe left the Navy. We learn
Sam makes one little mistake (sleeping with the wrong woman) and ends up getting sent to a shit assignment in Colombia indefinitely. Only it turns out this crappy, boring, going-to-last-forever assignment is actually a much more dangerous situation that's going to ruin a fewdetails of his history, careers and his shared history with Michael. We also get to see what a fit Bruce Campbell looks like in Navy whites.
people killed.
Sam makes one little mistake (sleeping with the wrong woman) and ends up getting sent to a shit assignment in Colombia indefinitely. Only it turns out this crappy, boring, going-to-last-forever assignment is actually a much more dangerous situation that's going to ruin a few
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Michael is now in communication with the people who burned him and working jobs for his handler Carla while trying to stay one step ahead of them with the big picture. He meets a fellow burned spy named Victor who sheds some light on who they are and why he was ultimately burned.
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Michael is now in communication communicating with the people who burned him and working jobs for his handler Carla while trying to stay one step ahead of them with the big picture. He meets a fellow burned spy named Victor who sheds some light on who they are and why he was ultimately burned.
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Michael is burned and spends his time trying to find out who burned him and ''why''. In the mean time, he takes on a number of local clients just to survive. Michael is helped by his old friend, ex-Navy SEAL Sam Axe and his ex-girlfriend, former IRA terrorist and gun-runner Fiona Glenanne. Also on the roster are Michael's mother and younger brother.
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Michael is burned and spends his time trying to find out who burned him and ''why''. In the mean time, he takes on a number of local clients just to survive. Michael is helped by his old friend, ex-Navy SEAL Sam Axe and his ex-girlfriend, former IRA terrorist and gun-runner Fiona Glenanne. Also on the roster are Michael's mother mother, Madeleine, and younger brother.
brother, Nathan.
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Anson is at large while Fiona took the blame for a bombing and is placed in prison. Michael has to jump through CIA hoops, including contacting his old CIA trainer Tom Card, in order to get any sort of leverage to help her while she has to fend off fellow inmates and attacks on her life from outside conspirators. Just as things start to go there way a new party gets involved that sends massive ramifications across the characters.
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Anson is at large while Fiona took the blame for a bombing and is placed in prison. Michael has to jump through CIA hoops, including contacting his old CIA trainer Tom Card, in order to get any sort of leverage to help her while she has to fend off fellow inmates and attacks on her life from outside conspirators. Just as things start to go there way their way, a new party gets involved that sends massive ramifications across the characters.
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Michael is given an ultimatum by the CIA: work with them to bring down a dangerous and illusive terrorist network, or his friends and family would spend the rest of their days in prison. Michael eventually goes deep undercover for the network, lead by a man named James Kendrick. Deep undercover work always carries the danger of an operative slowly becoming that which they pretend to be, but will the revelations that Michael learns about the organization that burned him push him over the edge?
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Michael is given an ultimatum by the CIA: work with them to bring down a dangerous and illusive elusive terrorist network, or his friends and family would spend the rest of their days in prison. Michael eventually goes deep undercover for the network, lead by a man named James Kendrick. Deep undercover work always carries the danger of an operative slowly becoming that which they pretend to be, but will the revelations that Michael learns about the organization that burned him push him over the edge?
