The Unit
Goodsport
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Thank goodness for my Comcast dual-tuner HD-DVR! I don't have to choose between The Unit and American Idol - I just have to choose which one to watch first. The Unit almost always wins out on that count. 
In any case, interesting episodes this week.
The first had Brown foiling an attempt on the visiting U.S. Secretary of State to a newly-democratic African nation, Kim surviiving an attack at the base's radio station and Molly helping a lady out of a real-estate scam, ony to be swindled herself ($40,000 of the wives' real-estate fund).
The second had Keith Soto, son of a former Unit member, threaten to write about the secretive Unit in the New York Times - Jonas decides to tell him the "truth" about how his father was killed under the condition that he promises not to publish the story. Both men keep their word, though what Jonas didn't reveal was that former Unit member Soto ended up being the very "Araña" guerilla leader that they were sent to kill in Panama in 1999.
Meanwhile, Molly and Tiffy track down the swindler lady, though they're only able to retrieve $15,000 back. Also, Brown gets a "initiated" at the widow's annual "Day of the Dead".
Next week: the show's two-hour season finale, which means that there won't be any new episodes afterward until the fall.
-G
In any case, interesting episodes this week.
The first had Brown foiling an attempt on the visiting U.S. Secretary of State to a newly-democratic African nation, Kim surviiving an attack at the base's radio station and Molly helping a lady out of a real-estate scam, ony to be swindled herself ($40,000 of the wives' real-estate fund).
The second had Keith Soto, son of a former Unit member, threaten to write about the secretive Unit in the New York Times - Jonas decides to tell him the "truth" about how his father was killed under the condition that he promises not to publish the story. Both men keep their word, though what Jonas didn't reveal was that former Unit member Soto ended up being the very "Araña" guerilla leader that they were sent to kill in Panama in 1999.
Meanwhile, Molly and Tiffy track down the swindler lady, though they're only able to retrieve $15,000 back. Also, Brown gets a "initiated" at the widow's annual "Day of the Dead".
Next week: the show's two-hour season finale, which means that there won't be any new episodes afterward until the fall.
-G
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Goodsport
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Agamon said:They showed 2 eps? Nuts, I missed one.
Hopefully they'll replay the one you missed soon.
Speaking of which, as it turns out, there'll actually be two one-hour episodes to finish off the season rather than one two-hour episode. It'll still be two hours total, though, so don't forget to set the timer on your VCR/DVR/whatever accordingly.
-G
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