History TheMole / LiveACtionTV

* ''Series/DayBreak2006'': Booth has somebody working for him within the police department who will tamper with some of the evidence for the Garza murder in order to frame Hopper. [[spoiler:Hopper at first suspects it to be Spivak, since he's leading the investigation, has been incredibly hostile to Hopper in particular, and is under investigation by the Grand Jury. However, on the final day, he finds out that it was Chad all along, despite Chad seeming to be a JerkWithAHeartOfGold beforehand.]]

* ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' reveals multiple moles in "Turn, Turn, Turn": [[spoiler:HYDRA has so thoroughly infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. that they are able to stage a coup, capturing multiple S.H.I.E.L.D. facilities. In addition, Agent Garrett turns out to be the Clairvoyant and a HYDRA operative, and Agent Ward turns out to be his right-hand man.]] Later in Season 2 Episode 3 "Making Friends and Influencing People" it is revealed [[spoiler: Agent Simmons is undercover in HYDRA, leaking their projects to Coulson]] and in Episode 5 "A Hen In The Wolf House" [[spoiler: Bobbi Morse A.K.A Mockingbird, Head of Security for HYDRA is also a mole...put in charge of finding moles.]]

** In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E13LastOfTheTimeLords "Last of the Time Lords"]], [[spoiler:a scientist Martha gets help from turns her over to the Master. It's an example of an ExploitedTrope, however, as Martha's actually counting on her doing so as part of her plan.]]

* ''Series/{{Greek}}'': Jen K is a mole for the school newspaper, and puts a dent in the entire Greek system with her article. Apropos that Jen K is played by Jessica Rose of ''WebVideo/Lonelygirl15'' fame (see below).

* Vera from ''Series/HouseOfAnubis'', in an interesting EvilVersusEvil version, where she was pretending to like and work for Victor, when she was really on Rufus' team. However, she may have wound up BecomingTheMask by the end of the season. That didn't stop Victor from kicking her out when he learned the truth.

* ''Series/{{Nikita}}'': InvertedTrope where the character of Alex is set up to be the mole from the very start, and we see it all from her point of view. She remains the mole for the entirety of season 1. There is even a WasItAllALie moment coming from a more minor character, Thom, directed at the main character of Alex mid-way through the season.
* ''Series/{{Numb3rs}}'': In the season 3 finale, [[spoiler:FBI agent Colby Granger was revealed to be a spy for the Chinese.]] But in the premiere of season 4, [[spoiler:it was shown that he was a double agent the whole time.]]

** Riley in [[ComicBook/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Season 8]] is a ReverseMole on Buffy's side.

** Jerome, who was also working for Rufus in the first season, was using Alfie to get information and artifacts from the Sibunas. Alfie eventually stood up to him, refusing to spy on his friends. Jerome later becomes a ReverseMole and tries to get information from Rufus to give to Sibuna.

* ''Series/RobinHood'': A series 2 subplot in the 2006 BBC adaption features [[spoiler:Allan a Dale]] working as an informant for Guy of Gisborne, resulting in his exile from Robin's gang and the end of all his friendships when his treachery is unmasked. He ''is'' technically a good guy, so he also occasionally acts as a ReverseMole, though this is much more rare [[spoiler:until the season finale, in which he deliberately contradicts Guy's orders in a semi-suicidal bid to save the gang's lives and rejoins the band.]]

* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'': [[spoiler:Seska was a Cardassian [[WeWillNotUseStageMakeUpInTheFuture deep-cover agent disguised as a Bajoran]] and]] Tuvok was a [[ReverseMole Federation agent]] (but [[FirstEpisodeTwist that's made known pretty early on]]), both infiltrating the Maquis on Chakotay's ship (much to his chagrin). When [[spoiler:Seska]] defects to the Kazon-Nistrim, a minor Maquis crewman (Michael Jonas) is her collaborator who remains on board ''Voyager'' (though the Kazon do their damnedest to play the middleman).

* ''Series/TheBarrier'': [[spoiler:A nurse from the registry office]] tricks Álex into coming in her appartment by pretending to be part of LaResistance. She turns to be working for the PoliceState and to have lured Álex to keep him from joining the real resistance via radical means.

%%* ''{{Intelligence}}'': Half the cast is, at any given time, a mole for one or more members of the rest of the cast.

* ''Series/TheMole'': This TV-program is the RealityShow version of this trope. The contestants engage in various challenges, and the better they do, the more money goes in the winning pot; at the end, the winner gets the pot, and the Mole gets the rest of the prize fund as a measure of how well they screwed things up. The contestants are also periodically quizzed about the Mole's identity and actions, with the poorest scorer eliminated. Played with: as a {{metagame}} strategy, non-Mole contestants also [[NiceJobBreakingItHero screw up]] on purpose, to fool others into thinking ''they're'' the Mole and thus do poorly on the quizzes. Sure, it decreases the winner's take, but it increases your chance of ''being'' the winner.

* ''Series/MotherlandFortSalem'': [[spoiler:Scylla]] is secretly a member of [[WesternTerrorists The Spree]] infiltrating the US Army.

* ''Series/{{Taken}}'': In "God's Equation", Dr. Harriet Penzler, own runs Lisa's AlienAbduction therapy group, is an agent of the UFO project. She keeps them updated on Lisa's activities and Allie's progress and informs them that Charlie has arrived on the scene. In "Dropping the Dishes", Dr. Penzler reveals the truth to Charlie and Lisa, telling them that the project led her to believe that what was doing was in their interest as well as Allie's.

* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'': [[spoiler:Seska was a Cardassian [[WeWillNotUseStageMakeUpInTheFuture deep-cover agent disguised as a Bajoran]] and]] Tuvok was a [[ReverseMole Federation agent]] (but [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler that's made known pretty early on]]), both infiltrating the Maquis on Chakotay's ship (much to his chagrin). When [[spoiler:Seska]] defects to the Kazon-Nistrim, a minor Maquis crewman (Michael Jonas) is her collaborator who remains on board ''Voyager'' (though the Kazon do their damnedest to play the middleman).

** In [[Recap/DoctorWho2006CSTheRunawayBride "The Runaway Bride"]], Lance -- the fiancé of the eponymous bride -- is revealed to be working for the sinister Empress of the Racnoss.
** In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E13LastOfTheTimeLords "Last of the Time Lords"]], [[spoiler:a scientist Martha gets help from turns her over to the Master. It's an example of an ExploitedTrope however, Martha's actually counting on her doing so as part of her plan.]]

* ''Series/{{Merlin}}'': Morgana was The Mole for most of season 3, and now [[spoiler:Agravaine has taken over the role, working for Morgana]]

* ''Series/AshesToAshes'': It is revealed near the end of season 2 that [[spoiler: Chris]] has been blackmailed into being a mole. He is however not a bad guy, so he redeems himself promptly with a FaceHeelTurn.

* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': Locke poses as a Night's Watch recruit to find Bran and Rickon, going so far as to actually take the vows. He's killed before we find out how he was planning to get out of that.

* ''Series/MacGyver'': In "The Enemy Within", Mac must discover the identity of a mole within the DXS who has caused the death of four agents.