Henry has moles inside Langley,
and Annie just discovered that Seth Newman was one of them.
He attacked Annie.
Where is the body?
Somewhere in the Potomac.
I have a son. His name is Teo.
My name is Calder Michaels,
and I am the station chief here in Medellin.
Calder! Don't!
Every time this phone rings, I want you to answer it.
It's untraceable.
Anderson, you went against my advice.
And you continued with an operation that led to the
violent deaths of two Chinese citizens under your protection.
You have been relieved of your duties as interim head of the DPD.
Who's my replacement?
It's Calder.
I'm sorry, Auggie.
Annie!
Operative Walker is dead.
I repeat. Annie Walker is dead.
Hey.
You went out?
Hey. Sorry. I didn't want to wake you when I got up.
It's okay. I'm up.
What's going on?
I just had drinks with Amy Jacobs.
I don't know who Amy Jacobs is.
She's an ID on the Intelligence Committee for Senator Pierson.
Used to work in the DPD.
Hmm.
I just can't let go of this Calder stuff.
I wanted to get a little more background on the DCI's decision.
Did you find anything out?
Well, Amy just told me that Senator Pierson has a very tight relationship
with Henry Wilcox.
Henry and Pierson had a long conversation two days ago,
just before she put in a call to the DCI.
The topic of conversation?
Calder Michaels.
Henry got Calder the DPD job?
It looks like he's Henry's new mole.
The fox is in the hen house.
I think we just overloaded on animal metaphors.
Uh, looks like Calder didn't waste any time
putting his stamp on the place.
Sorry to hear the news, Auggie.
I'm angry. I'm sad.
And you know what? I'm slightly annoyed, too.
Thanks, Eric. It's It's all right. I'm fine.
Let's get started, everyone.
As you all now know, my name is Calder Michaels.
Look around. A lot feels different.
The reason for these changes?
I am shattering the old ways of doing things.
Red tape will be replaced with vertical communication.
The shortest distance between two points is a direct line.
I am that line.
Now, these changes will push you out of your comfort zone.
But that's a good thing.
Comfort is not our goal.
Over the next few days, I'll be meeting with each of you one-on-one
to fully evaluate your job efficiency.
And some egos are going to get bruised.
But that's okay, too.
Because we are the Domestic Protection Division.
The work we do is vital.
So, let's be smarter and more aggressive than our enemies.
Let's do this. Let's get to work.
Tough few days, huh?
I spent most of last night getting up to speed on the Chens.
You got outplayed.
Didn't turn up a shred of actionable intel.
I'm going to analyze the SIM card
on Wendy Chen's cell this morning.
I'm sure we'll find something.
I analyzed it already myself.
One of her contacts led me to the discovery
of a wire transfer made about five weeks ago
to an arms dealer named Dion Stavros.
You just said there wasn't any actionable intel.
I said you didn't find any actionable intel.
Greek national, based out of Madrid for the last nine years.
Deals in cruise missiles, heavy artillery,
whatever he can get his hands on.
We know who Dion Stavros is.
Did you know that two months ago,
Spanish Intelligence raided his apartment in the Salamanca District?
Stavros barely escaped. Now, he's setting up shop in Vienna.
Why isn't the CNI after him?
He's Interpol's problem now.
And we all know how long that's going to take.
And where do we fit in?
You, Annie Walker, are going to Vienna
to fit in with him.
Find out exactly where he's getting his weapons
and to whom he's selling them.
And it could take some time. And a new cover.
My new NOC's as an importer-exporter.
Using your old cover working for the Smithsonian, where you were fired.
Now, in Vienna, you'll pitch yourself to Stavros
as a businesswoman looking to expand into international trade.
As his new shipping agent.
Why does he need a new shipper?
He's been running guns for more than a decade.
His last guy ratted him out to the Spanish, and Stavros killed him.
When the CNI raided Stavros' apartment in Madrid,
they confiscated everything he owned,
including a massive art collection.
Yesterday, the media announced
that the entire lot was stolen from a police lock-up.
But what really happened was the CNI just made it look like a robbery
so they could get us his stuff.
Now, Annie can go to Stavros and tell him
she's the one who got the collection out of Spain.
Okay. Annie and I can make that work.
Actually, Auggie, you're not going to make it work.
I am.
As of this mission, I'll be Annie's handler.
Calder, that's not necessary.
You're having a sexual relationship.
And, quite frankly, there's no worse way to compromise a mission
or the safety of an Operative.
Come on, guys.
A trainee at the Farm could see it by watching you.
Think of it as a compliment. You like each other. It shows.
It's just not safe.
Calder, why don't you settle into this job for a couple days at least
before adding the responsibility of handling an Operative in the field?
My decision's made.
And one more thing.
During this mission, I need 100% radio silence between you two.
I'm sorry? We can't communicate? Why?
It sounds harsh, but it's in your best interest.
If you talk, you're going to talk shop.
And it could lead to emotional decisions.
Annie, your flight to Vienna leaves in three hours.
Let's rock and roll.
What do you think we should do about this?
We'll figure it out. We're spies.
Calder's a spy, too.
He's going to be scrutinizing our every move.
You think we should go silent on this one?
You think we should stop talking to each other?
At least until Calder trusts us.
That doesn't help us in the short term.
Calder's almost certainly working for Henry.
We don't know why he's sending you to Vienna.
We don't know that his intel is even real.
He certainly found the money transfers between Stavros and the Chens quickly.
I know it won't be easy.
But I think it's the prudent play.
Annie, this is dangerous.
It could be a trap.
Ever since I came up here from the Farm,
talking to you was the way I made sense of this job.
Of this life.
But I think we should try this.
We're good.
Yeah, we're good.
I wanted to wait until a decent hour to call you.
It's about work, it's always a decent hour.
How's the hotel? Looks great.
Did you get my gift?
Yes. Good.
It should all look like there's no expense spared for your cover.
Speaking of your cover
I did nothing but study it
on the nine hour flight from DC.
I'm assuming this belongs to Stavros?
Yes. It's part of his confiscated collection. You'll need it tonight.
What's tonight?
Dion Stavros is going to the Vienna opera.
It's your perfect chance to cross with him.
Calder, I just got my NOC yesterday.
And just said that you were up to speed.
You said Stavros doesn't trust easily.
If what we're going for is the long-term play,
we have nothing but time to make sure
we are absolutely ready for him.
Situation's changed.
I just found out that a cache of missile launchers
disappeared from Maribor, Slovenia, one week ago.
Intel suggests that Stavros has them.
And if he does, he needs to move them fast.
Which means he'll need to hire someone to ship them quickly.
I'm willing to forgo the long term play
to make sure the missiles don't end up in the wrong hands.
We're accelerating the timeline.
You see, I knew you were a quick learner.
Auggie Anderson.
What's it been? Two, three years?
Tyler, good to see you.
What the hell brings you to Fort Belvoir?
Some place private we can catch up?
Dion Stavros was dealing weapons out of Madrid for the past nine years.
At least, until recently.
Yeah. That stuff, I know.
I was hoping you might have something in your files
I couldn't get at the CIA.
Maybe you guys did your own investigation?
No, everything we got, we got from you.
He was a CIA asset up until '09.
There's nothing in our database about Stavros being a CIA asset.
Among other things, says Stavros was feeding Langley intel
on the 2007 rebellion in Niger.
Hey, do me a favor.
Would you put whatever you've got on this flash drive?
As long as you brought whiskey.
Who do you think you're talking to?
Oh, man.
You're glowing even more than this morning.
Pregnancy suits you.
Let's not get carried away.
This isn't for show, Joan.
I know. And I'm very glad you're home.
But we have some serious matters to discuss.
Auggie found out it was Senator Pierson who had the DCI's ear
on Calder Michaels.
Pierson? Mmm-hmm.
How the hell did she even know of Calder?
Henry recommended him to her.
Damn it.
And Calder's already making waves.
He removed Auggie as Annie's handler and installed himself.
Henry said it would be a tough day at Langley
the same day all this happened.
He's calling his own shots.
You have to do something about Calder.
Calder is well on my radar. Believe me.
Especially now, with what he's doing with Annie.
But he's head of the DPD now.
I've got to paint inside the lines.
Oh, you can't just play defense.
We need to find a way to learn what Henry's doing
before he does it.
I'm on it.
Hey. What's up?
I thought we said we weren't going to call each other.
This is worth calling about.
Stavros used to work for Henry.
He was a CIA asset until the day Henry was run out of Langley.
Then, every mention of it was wiped from the database.
I'm making a pass at Stavros tonight.
No, Annie, that's too fast.
I know. But there are factors
I can't tell you about.
No factor can be that compelling.
You've got to tell Calder you're not ready.
Stavros has an itchy trigger finger,
and he probably knows you're coming.
You're not my handler, Auggie.
You think you can do this?
I can do this.
Where you been?
I went out for a walk to clear my head.
You know, I know the changes around here
have probably been harder on you
than anybody else in the department.
I've had better weeks.
Well, maybe I can make things easier.
I read in your file about an application
for a long-range biometric identification software project.
Code name Hummingbird.
Sounded like a way to track anybody anywhere.
Can you tell me more about it?
It didn't get approved.
DST is working on something similar, although less sophisticated.
They didn't want Hummingbird to steal their thunder.
Yeah, that classic bureaucratic bullshit.
Welcome to my world.
I'm approving Project Hummingbird.
You're approving it? Yeah.
The money can come out of the DPD discretionary fund.
Get started on it right away.
You sure you aren't just looking for busy work for me?
All right. What will you be doing if you're not working on it?
Taking more walks to clear your head?
What's that supposed to mean?
It means that if I find out you're leaving campus
to call Annie on your private cell,
me and you are going to have some real problems.
You and I are going to have some real problems.
Hello. I know you. Carolyn Stanuch, right?
Excuse me? Sorry. I'm Annie Walker.
I went to the Sorbonne with your sister, Vanessa.
Oh. Of course. Annie.
She married that wonderful boyfriend of hers, didn't she?
Peter? Right?
Yes, they have three kids now.
Three kids. Will you give her my love?
I will.
Oh, excuse me. How rude of me.
Dion Stavros, Annie, uh...
Walker. Pleasure.
Are you enjoying La Traviata?
Yeah. The Alfredo is quite good.
Better than the tenor in Madrid. He sang like a goat.
I agree, the Alfredo is excellent.
Maybe better than Vittorio Grigolo. Mmm-hmm.
Well, Grigolo is quite good.
Though he doesn't hold a candle up to Vargas.
I saw Vargas once. Manon, in Barcelona.
You two are losing me.
Please excuse me, Annie. I need champagne.
You two make a nice couple.
Have you been dating long?
Oh, we're not together. She's just a friend.
Sometimes, I'm not sure why I brought her.
She likes dressing up more than she does the performance.
I'd, uh, much rather bring someone who
appreciates it more.
You're not from around here.
How long are you in town? Uh, that depends.
I wasn't planning on staying more than a day or two.
I had business in Madrid and always wanted to see the opera in Vienna.
So, I thought, "Why wait any longer?"
So, what does your stay depend upon?
If I can get any business in Vienna,
I'll write the whole thing off as a tax deduction.
Well, I also like mixing business with pleasure.
Let me take you to La Boheme next week.
I told you.
It all depends on my business.
How did you enjoy the opera?
Very much.
Where's Carolyn? I was hoping we could exchange numbers.
She went home.
After three glasses of champagne,
she slept through most of the third act.
Oh, what a shame. I hope she's all right.
You work for Interpol or CNI. Yes?
No.
I don't believe you. Wait.
I recently lost two Chinese friends to
a large government agency.
Wendy and Xu Chen?
I guess you could say I haven't had a lot of luck
with large government institutions recently.
So imports-exports?
In Madrid?
And elsewhere.
I recently purchased an apartment here in Vienna
and haven't had a chance to decorate.
I recently acquired a large apartment full of furniture,
sculptures, and antiques.
Some Flemish Modernist painters.
George Grosz, Wols, and a Paul Klee.
I might be interested in acquiring the lot.
If you have everything you say you have,
I'll pay 300,000.
Give Carolyn my regards.
Where are you going?
I can make much more selling each lot off individually.
Wait.
How much do you want?
If you can come up with half a million,
meet me tomorrow at noon under the Francis Bridge.
Hello? How was the opera?
Have the truck waiting on the Danube as scheduled.
No holes in the cover?
Drilling down on Stavros' blue-blood date worked.
And the jeweled egg bit?
I have my wily ways.
Nice.
One more thing, though. What's that?
I pulled the call logs on your cell.
You tell your boyfriend one more thing about
our mission and he'll be transferred out of the DPD
faster than you can say Luciano Pavarotti.
Hello, Annie.
So? Where's the stuff?
Nearby.
Do you have something for me?
You can trust me.
I have another proposition for you.
I think we should work together.
I know that you need someone who can move things without detection.
You're that person?
The proof's right in front of you.
I know which border crossings are understaffed.
Which airports aren't on the map.
And which rivers don't have enough inspectors.
Well...
I have a proposition for you.
How about I take my money, I take my possessions,
and I drop you in the Danube?
That's... That's not as good a deal for me.
I'll give you credit.
You pulled a magic trick getting my stuff back from the Spaniards.
But you see, it backfired.
I did my research.
You may have worked at the Smithsonian Institute,
but no one in my line of work has heard of you.
You're out of your league.
You're right, Dion. I've never worked on this side of the business.
But that's a good thing. I don't have allegiances to anyone else.
And there's one more reason.
Your Klee isn't in any of those crates.
That painting alone is worth over half a million.
You kill me, you'll never see it again.
Maybe you're a better businessperson than I thought.
Okay.
I'll give you a job.
A deal of mine has just fallen through.
So, I have 25 missile launchers I need to move.
You've got 24 hours to find me a buyer.
And he better be carrying my Klee.
If you don't deliver, there will be no more chances.
You'll be dead.
Calder, I have one day.
How am I going to find someone who wants to buy 25 missile launchers?
Damn, Annie. When you make a move, you go big.
Yeah, well, it wasn't exactly my idea.
Listen, it will be fine.
I know a guy in Hamburg, Tarel Birkin.
He's spent time gathering intel on Kurdish terror cells.
Has he done this kind of work before?
Tarel's solid.
He's definitely the best man available in this time frame.
I'll get him on the next plane to Vienna.
From number unknown.
I hear the woods are nice this time of day.
From number unknown.
Need bio. Tarel Birkin.
Hamburg Station. Urgent.
Birkin only worked at the Ankara station for nine months,
though he was focused on the PKK.
He wrote cables for Al-Qaeda Kurdish Battalions.
Nine months? That's it?
The guy's green, Annie. You have to test him hard.
Actually, no.
Leave Vienna now. This is a set-up.
At the very least, this is cowboy bullshit on Calder's part.
You have to abort this mission.
I can't. Birkin's coming here. I can't ditch him.
It will tip Calder off. To what?
The fact that he's taking unnecessary risks with your life?
I don't see the problem.
Stavros was Henry's asset.
We could get intel on Solstar or the Medellin bombing.
If you're not going to take my advice,
why did you buy a burner phone and call me?
Because I needed to know what I was up against with Tarel Birkin.
And I knew you would tell me.
Yeah, I'm also telling you to get out of Vienna.
Yeah, well, I can't. I'm too close.
Annie, wait a minute. I've got to go.
Annie.
I want to help with Annie's mission.
She tell you what's happening?
I'm out of the loop on her side.
Good.
Then, get back to Hummingbird until I say otherwise.
I checked into Tarel Birkin. He's in way over his head.
So, you talked to her.
You are sending him and Annie straight into a buzzsaw.
You're dead wrong. I worked with Birkin myself.
Served four months with him in Berlin.
I saw your record. You haven't worked in Berlin in five years.
How well could you know him?
At best, Calder, this is a Hail Mary.
Okay. Man, come on. Let's do this in private. Come on.
What, the open door policy doesn't apply when you're getting called on your shit?
Watch yourself, Anderson.
You are compromising the safety of two Operatives.
You know what's compromising Annie's safety?
Sharing mission intel during phone sex.
If anything happens to her, you're going down.
I don't care what your job is or who you're working for.
What does the court jester say?
He serves at the pleasure of the king.
Come in, Tarel. We don't have a lot of time.
I've been studying my cover ever since I got the call from Mr. Michaels.
Huh. We'll see how well.
You're a Kurdish terrorist working out of a cell in Ankara.
My name is Mirko Baradost.
I've been in the PKK since 16.
Where were you born? Diyarbakir.
What does your brother do?
Omar is a mechanic in Istanbul.
Your grammar school teacher's name?
Gabar Zaragosh. He taught me Turkish.
I still see him in the bar in my neighborhood.
Who's the leader of the PKK?
Murat Karayilan.
What's his assistant's name?
Fenel Abdullah.
What is Fenel's nickname? Kegi.
It's Gulakam.
Gulakam. Right. I remember.
Where are these missile launchers going?
We have a building behind the produce market in Cankaya.
Cankaya?
Yes, the produce market.
The produce market in Cankaya closed three months ago.
I'm sorry, Tarel. This isn't going to work.
No, I think I can do this.
You're good. You're not perfect.
If Dion Stavros even smells that you're not who you say you are,
we're both dead.
My 24 hours are up.
I'm aborting this mission.
Let's both just go home.
Excuse me.
Sorry I'm a little bit late.
Tell your boss to be a little less paranoid. His buyer is here.
Teo Braga.
Make the call.
How did you know I was here?
How did you know I needed your help?
Auggie called me.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
We have Coke, Sprite,
or Almdudler.
Almdudler, definitely.
I was surprised to hear the guy who beat me up in Medellin
is your handler now.
Calder? You're not the only one who's surprised.
What didn't surprise me is that his plan had holes.
Auggie obviously feels the same way.
What I don't understand is how you get to Vienna so fast.
I was nearby.
Where?
Close enough to be here in 24 hours.
Well, thank you, Teo.
You helped me in Medellin.
We need to work together.
Henry wants to destroy your father.
And part of that is destroying you.
I have my own ways of working.
He funded the Solstar bombing.
We have to go.
Stavros must be waiting. Let's go.
Welcome to my home, Annie.
Hello, Dion.
Is that my poor Klee?
I must admit,
I was very surprised when Gunter called me.
I've been very impressed with what the Puma has achieved in Colombia.
How close is he?
He's just downstairs.
Where are the missile launchers?
Twenty-five launchers in those two vans.
Come on up.
I have another proposition for you.
Now that I've proven myself to you again,
I want your business going forward.
I'll give you the number of a friend in Africa.
After we're done today.
Welcome, Mr. Braga. You must be tired after your journey.
May I offer you a seat?
Where are my missile launchers?
Outside in vans, awaiting your inspection.
I don't need to inspect them.
If they are not what you say, I will find you.
I like how you do business.
I, however, shall inspect my payment.
Of course.
It seems in order to me.
What are you doing?
I told you. We have different missions.
Now we're never going to find out what Henry wanted from him.
Stavros wanted to sell weapons to the ALC.
I was not going to let that happen.
Maybe he has a computer or something.
I'm sorry, Annie.
Hey, stranger.
Welcome home.
Auggie, I'm sorry.
Don't apologize.
Thanks for always being my handler.
I know it wasn't easy to make that call.
Sorry he smashed the phone.
I had a look at Stavros' cell on the flight home.
Tried to pull off whatever I could
before handing it over to Calder.
Great. Maybe we'll find something.
We'll finish this later.
Annie, come with me.
I'm sorry. Are Annie and I also not allowed to speak in the office?
I'm not high on his list right now.
I don't think I am either.
What the hell happened over there?
You killed Stavros and the bodyguard in self-defense,
but why were you in the apartment at all
if you sent Birkin back to Hamburg?
His man overpowered me and brought me there.
It was either them or me.
Tarel could have made it work.
And killing Stavros doesn't exactly leave us with an abundance of intel.
What about the cell phone? It must have something.
Nothing actionable on it whatsoever.
But a guy as paranoid as Stavros
probably changed out phones every couple days.
Hmm.
Anything else unusual happen over there?
Anything you want to mention?
No.
What about the Interpol team who cleaned the apartment?
They didn't find anything.
Though the missile launchers were in the vans out front like you said.
Well, that's something, isn't it?
Except your count was off.
There are only 20 missile launchers, not 25.
What does that mean?
It means you get into business with arms dealers trust goes out the window.
By the way, I'm keeping you in the NOC.
Why? The mission's over.
Don't want to waste a good cover.
You're going to move into a new apartment in Kalorama Heights.
So, you don't think it was a trap?
It's tough to say.
If Stavros only wanted to kill me,
he had plenty of chances.
Maybe he just wanted to put you on the hook
for those five missing missile launchers.
Maybe the count really was off, like Calder said.
Or that's what he wants us to think.
I think he's testing us.
Henry?
And Calder.
Well, we have something they don't have.
Yeah? What's that?
I have you. And you have me.
Yeah, you do.
So, sounds like you're moving into a new place.
Yeah, importer-exporters keep really weird hours.
Sometimes, they stay out until the middle of the night
driving around in their fancy cars.
And sometimes, they even pick up sexy blind guys.
I can keep playing this game of charades
as long as we need to.
The night I wore this dress to the opera,
I was hoping I'd have another fancy occasion to put it on.
Then, I thought, "Why wait?"
Wow.
There's only one problem. Hmm.
I'll have a hard time waiting for you to take it off.
You have got to be kidding me.
It's Henry Wilcox. He wants to meet.
How was Vienna?
Did you enjoy La Traviata?
I did, actually. It was beautiful.
Interesting title, wouldn't you agree?
La Traviata translates to "The Woman Who Strayed."
Did I interrupt something?
Apologies, but I felt this was news that affected us all.
Seth Newman was found in Virginia, extremely dead.
That's terrible.
What happened?
His body was found washed up on the banks of the Potomac.
FBI's already on it.
Rest assured, they will solve this soon enough.
Goodnight, Annie.
Don't want to keep you.