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Prisoner’s Dilemma
Season 2
Episode Number: 35
Season Episode: 12
Originally aired: Thursday January 10, 2013
Writer:
David Slack
Director:
Chris Fisher (III)
Show Stars: James Caviezel (John Reese), Taraji Henson (Detective Carter), Kevin
Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco), Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Recurring Role: Enrico Colantoni (Carl Elias), Brennan Brown (Special Agent Donnelly),
Jay O. Sanders (Special Council), Annie Parisse (Kara Stanton),
Michael Kelly (Mark Snow), Elizabeth Marvel (Alicia M. Corwin)
Guest Stars: Boris McGiver (Hersh), Terry Serpico (Byron), Karolina Kurkova (Herself),
Creighton James (Wayne Packer), Brendan Griffin (Macavoy),
John Sharian (Warden Hutchins), James Knight (Bryan Kelly (Watts)),
Charlotte Maier (Megan), Tom Titone (Dawson), Tony DeVito (Ragazzo)
Production Code: 2J7212
Summary: While Carter tries to maintain her cover as an FBI temporary agent
while helping Reese, Fusco has to protect a new Number on his own
while Reese ducks some old enemies from the past.
The Machine monitors the series of
events leading to Reese’s arrest and imprisonment
at Rikers Prison.
Carter interrogates Reese while Special
Agent Donnelly monitors the exchange
from the adjoining room. Reese
remains silent despite Carter’s warning
that as long as he remains unidentified,
they can hold him as an enemy combatant
without access to legal counsel.
Back at headquarters, Finch calls
Fusco and tells him that he will have
to protect their newest Number because
Carter is otherwise occupied. Fusco isn’t
particularly interested until Finch sends
him photos of the Number: supermodel Karolina Kurkova.
Carter interrogates Reese and the three mercenaries. The mercenaries all have cover stories
and Reese claims that he’s an investment banker named John Warren. He professes his innocence
and tells Carter that he hopes she believes him because she’s his only chance of getting
out.
The FBI sends a memo to the Special Counsel in Washington asking about his connection
to the ”man in the suit. He calls Hirsch, his operative in the field, and tells him that the rogue
operative they’re looking for is one of the four men imprisoned at Rikers.
Hirsch decides to eliminate all four to be on the safe side and then fires his gun into the sky
while standing at an outdoor cafe.
Two policemen easily capture him, just as Hirsch planned.
Warden Hutchens complains to Donnelly that the special agent is violating the prisoners’
rights, but Donnelly points out penal violations that he’s seen and tells Hutchens to deal with
those and leave him alone. Carter suggests that they uncuff the prisoners so that she can win
their trust and Donnelly reluctantly agrees. They go over the cover stories of the four prisoners
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