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Tethered
Goat: Mission #201 |
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Who's Who: Mission
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A Walk in the Park:
Mission #203 |
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Hide and Seek: Mission #204 |
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Spyder Web: Mission #205 A Defense Minister is assassinated and his mistress kidnapped during an insurgent struggle to take political control of the nation of Rumansk. Since the mistress is also a CIA operative who could compromise the identity of Trout, it's up to the ultra-secret S.O.F. unit to infiltrate the tumultuous country and retrieve Roxanna Mitchell -- or kill her, if necessary. Sent in early to arrange a safe house and transportation, Deke sets up the S.O.F. headquarters, with typical panache, at the apartment of the beautiful Tayla (special guest star Carmen Electra), who is taken with the towering American. After Roxanna is located and rescued, the team is split up while fleeing the country. With Matt in danger, the rest of the team has to rely on the lessons Matt has taught them, if he's going to make it out of Rumansk alive. |
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Party Girl: Mission #206 Alex Vargas, the son of a notorious drug lord, picks up a "party girl" in a Washington, DC hot spot and wings her, in his personal jet, to his lavish spread in Colombia. The girl's father, U.S. Senator Stanford Parks (special guest star Ben Vereen), becomes worried when he doesn't hear from her and asks the S.O.F. team to get her back. Matt, Benny Ray and Nick parachute into Colombia, while Margo and Deke fly first class, posing as American coffee buyers. Using Margo as bait, the covert operatives snare the drug lord's lothario son and gain access to his fortress, while Deke busies himself facilitating return transportation from his sketchy sometime business associate Marvin (special guest star Karl Malone). With Senator Parks' daughter seeing something that makes her very expendable, S.O.F. must rescue her before it's too late. |
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Wild Card: Mission #207 An enigmatic rogue
agent (Dennis Rodman) returns from the dead to haunt Team SOF.
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Iraq and Roll: Mission #208 Saddam Hussein's nephew and Iraq's top operative in the States for the last decade, Hamzah Ali El-Amin, makes the risky decision to request political asylum in exchange for crucial information about Saddam and the Iraqi Intelligence Network. When Hamzah is kidnapped by Arab men and taken to the Iraqi Mission to the U.N. in New York, S.O.F. is called in to extract Hamzah and bring him to safety. After the dicey mission is somehow compromised, all arrows point to a high-level leak. S.O.F. must now accomplish the daunting task of exposing the dirty agent and rescuing Hamzah - again. Meanwhile, the mission marks Nick's first return in six years to his hometown, bringing him closer to something in his past that has haunted him since he left. |
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Trade Off: Mission #209 Flying over the eastern seaboard en route to Iceland for a hostage exchange, three Libyan terrorists force the American plane to land, which threatens to put an abrupt end to the already tense American-Libyan hostage negotiation. Trout orders the S.O.F. team to lead the manhunt, while he travels to Iceland to stall the Libyan negotiator and calm the nerves of the innocent American hostage, whose life hangs in the balance. |
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Charade: Mission #210 Matt and Margo pose as husband-and-wife assassins, recently killed in a car crash, to determine their link to three seemingly unrelated criminal investigations. As Bill and Kari Jenson, Matt and Margo travel to San Francisco, where they are expected to terminate Max Beasley, a shady businessman who has been selling crypto-technology to foreign interests. The Jensons have been hired by one of Beasley's most ruthless competitors, Madison, who wants to put Beasley out of business - forever. When Trout orders Matt and Margo to snare Madison at any cost, they call upon S.O.F. for back-up. Meanwhile, Margo's personal life hits a snag when her lover suspects there is more to her relationship with Matt than just business. |
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Figure Eight: Mission
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The Lord is My Shepherd: Mission #212 Margo prepares to meet her long-lost brother for the first time since escaping war-torn Romania years before. She's nervous about telling him what she does for a living - he's a recently anointed Monsignor who believes his sister is a second grade teacher. Bringing Matt along for moral support, Margo heads to the site of a worldwide Ecumenical Council. Taking over the convention center, a group of terrorists demand wheat for hunger-stricken third world countries, and Matt and Margo are caught in the middle. Once they discover that the "altruistic" terrorists are murderers, Margo is forced to show, not tell, her brother of her unusual career. |
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White Dragon: Mission #213 A covert agent known only as "White Dragon" has broken into a high-security French research facility, stealing an experimental serum, which causes a lethal, but undetectable, heart attack when injected. Fingerprints of Matt's father, Colonel Quentin Shepherd, a former U.S. Navy pilot missing in action since 1969, are found at the break-in. Matt embarks on a personal mission, with the S.O.F. team in tow, to uncover the truth about his long-lost father. The team discovers that the deadly serum is to be used to kill the Chinese Deputy Premier -- and that Matt's father is the hired assassin. Matt and the S.O.F. team jump into action to protect the politician, but what's more important to Matt is figuring out how his patriotic dad has turned into a murderous traitor. |
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Critical List: Mission #214 On a top secret mission to spy on a classified government contractor suspected of manufacturing chemical weapons, two of the S.O.F. unit are captured and taken into FBI custody at a local hospital. While the FBI and National Security Council (NSC) try to determine Margo's and Benny Ray's identities, Matt and Nick work to free the wounded soldiers. If the Feds find out about Trout's orders and his arrangement with the ops on this particular assignment, they could all be branded as traitors. As if rescuing Margo and Benny Ray under watchful Federal eyes weren't enough, Matt and Nick must also figure out why the second in command at the NSC is taking such an interest in the situation. |
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Welcome to Bent Cooper: Mission #215 On the way to Eagle City, Colorado for a whitewater rafting vacation, the S.O.F. team is delayed in the practically deserted town of Bent Cooper, while their Suburban is repaired. With a sheriff who seems to have eyes in the back of his head, townsfolk who are unnaturally friendly and an absence of children or people over 35, there's just something not quite right about Bent Cooper. Stuck in the town for the night, Margo distracts men assigned to watching the group, as Matt, Benny Ray and Nick snoop around. The strange clues begin to fall into place, as the S.O.F. team realizes that Bent Cooper is a terrorist finishing school. With Nick in terrorist custody, the other operatives must rescue their friend and escape from Bent Cooper to deliver the frightening intel to the outside world. |
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The Vestige: Mission #216 When orbital satellites
keep malfunctioning just as they cross over the Equator, a team of NASA
scientists is sent to investigate. And when the NASA delegation fails
to check in, the S.O.F. unit is dispatched to the Amazonian jungle to
rescue them. After finding three of the four scientists murdered, Matt,
Benny Ray, Nick and Margo delve deep into the hot zone, where they fight
off hostile natives who've received some surprisingly sophisticated
military training. Walking into the Valadares village, the S.O.F. team
finds a band of international mercenaries led by Keene, one of Matt's
former comrades, who seems to be going through his own personal "Apocalypse
Now." It's up to Matt and his ops to free the NASA scientist taken prisoner,
escape the jungle and put an end to Keene's brand of techno-terrorism.
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Reasonable Doubt: Mission #217 Accused of being a mole, Trout's on the run and comes to the only one he can trust - Matt Sheperd. Matt and the team try to help their leader, but begin to have doubts when a government agent reveals that Trout has been using the SOF team for his own purposes. |
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