History Series / Intelligence2014

* [[spoiler:YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness]]: [[spoiler:What General Carter tries to do with Vicks after he learns of his escape.]]

* DestroyTheEvidence: [[spoiler:A faction led by General Carter tries to apprehend Luther Vicks in order to destroy all traces of their involvement in a black ops WMD project. They were even willing to kill Gabriel and Riley to protect the secret.]]

* [[spoiler:WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds]]: [[spoiler:Luthor Vicks after he learns that Carter's faction was responsible for injecting him with a WMD virus.]]

* [[spoiler:SyntheticPlague:]] "Patient Zero" has this.

* BodyguardingABadass: Riley, a Secret Service agent on the President's detail, is reassigned to bodyguard Gabriel, who is a former Delta Force operator. This doesn't always work smoothly - in Episode 1 she takes a bullet for him by bodychecking him out of the line of fire, just before he was going to shoot, and in Episode 2 [[spoiler: she tackles him out a window, just before Amelia blows up]]. Lillian implies that it's not so much as protecting Gabriel from physical threats, but from himself.

* EvilCounterpart: Mei Chen to Gabriel.

* GeniusBruiser: In college, Gabriel had a 3.8 GPA and played three sports in addition to his experience in the military.

* MysteriousPast: Agent Riley Neal has a sealed juvenile file. [[spoiler: It turns out she wasn't actually convicted of anything - only investigated and charged when she killed her abusive stepfather in self-defense after five years of abuse. The file was sealed by request - not because she was convicted, but to keep it off her record so it wouldn't affect her future.]] Ironically, because Gabriel's been forbbiden to open said file, Gabriel takes every slightly illegal action she takes as part of a FormerTeenRebel phase, including auto theft, when she manages to break into a van using a screwdriver.

* GeniusBuiser: In college, Gabriel had a 3.8 GPA and played three sports in addition to his experience in the military.

* [[spoiler:SyntheticPlague: "Patient Zero" has this.]]

** The Chinese M99 Sniper Rifle and sniper view's broadcasting function in the Pilot. First, it's used to threaten [[spoiler: Dr. Cassidy's "sons", his biological one and Gabriel, his "Pinocchio" son.]] Then it's used as a blunt object to smack him with, and then Gabriel uses it and it's transmitting function to line up the [[spoiler:doctor's shot at Jin Cong while he's holding Riley hostage]]. In that sense it's a ''literal'' Chekov's Gun.

* ChekhovsGun: The Chinese M99 Sniper Rifle and sniper view's broadcasting function in the Pilot. First, it's used to threaten [[spoiler: Dr. Cassidy's "sons", his biological one and Gabriel, his "Pinocchio" son.]] Then it's used as a blunt object to smack him with, and then Gabriel uses it and it's transmitting function to line up the [[spoiler:doctor's shot at Jin Cong while he's holding Riley hostage]]

The series centers on Gabriel Vaughn, an ex-Delta Force commando who saw action in several missions during his time in the US Army before he was selected to undergo a black ops experiment due to a rare gene that he has. This allowed Cyber Command scientists to install a microchip into his brain, which allows him to gain access to the global information grid. Due to this, [=CC=] decides to assign an active Secret Service agent named Riley Neil in order to protect him (and the technology he has in his brain) from falling into the wrong hands.

As Gabriel and Riley work together on [=CC=]-led missions to stop criminals and terrorists from harming America at home and abroad, Gabriel uses the neurochip's global information access to seek out information what happened to his wife, Amelia, who was implicated in the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and branded as a rogue [=CIA=] agent by her superiors and to find out what forced her to disappear and go underground.

An American spy cyber drama, airing starting January 2014, which blends elements of PoliceProcedural, CriminalProcedural, and SpyFiction. Written and produced by Michael Seitzman, it has already been slated for fourteen episodes. It currently airs on [=CBS=] in America.

The series center on Gabriel Vaughn, an ex-Delta Force commando who saw action in several missions during his time in the US Army before he was selected to undergo a black ops experiment due to a rare gene that he has. This allowed Cyber Command scientists to install a microchip into his brain, which allows him to gain access to the global information grid. Due to this, [=CC=] decides to assign an active Secret Service agent named Riley Neil in order to protect him (and the technology he has in his brain) from falling into the wrong hands.

* ActionBomb: the method of attack used in the second episode, exploiting a new, non-toxic form of plastic explosive that can be swallowed.

* CyberPunk[=/=]PostCyberPunk: A mixture of these, but more on the latter since Cyber Command was able to create neurochips that make a person into a living computer. Although this would "interest" criminals, terrorist and intelligence agencies that want to get their hands on it.

The series center on Gabriel Vaughn, an ex-Delta Force commando who saw action in several missions during his time in the US Army before he was selected to undergo a black ops experiment due to a rare gene that he has. This allowed Cyber Command scientists to install a neurochip into his brain, which allows him to gain access to the global information grid. Due to this, [=CC=] decides to assign an active Secret Service agent named Riley Neil in order to protect him (and the technology he has in his brain) from falling into the wrong hands.

As Gabriel and Riley work together on [=CC=]-led missions to stop criminals and terrorists from harming America at home and abroad, Gabriel uses the neurochip's global information access to seek out what happened to his wife, Amelia, who was implicated in the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and branded as a rogue [=CIA=] agent by her superiors and to find out what forced her to disappear and go underground.