Episode 3 - The Tip-Off |
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| Lucas and Ros meet Marlin, an asset of Adam's who works in Pakistani military intelligence. He has a tip-off for them about a planned al-Qaeda attack. |
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Surveillance. |
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On the Grid... |
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Meeting Ben, who is undercover in an al-Qaeda cell. |
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Conference... |
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Watching... |
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Waiting for Ben. |
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Ben tells Lucas that the al-Qaeda cell is planning a dry run of an attack the next day. |
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As he walks away from Ben... |
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...the pouring rain triggers a memory... |
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...of being tortured in Russia. |
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His interrogator kept asking him about 'Sugarhorse'... |
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...but he knew nothing about it. |
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Lucas tells Harry about the interrogator's interest in 'Sugarhorse', and asks what it is. But Harry denies all knowledge of it. |
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"If it did mean something, I'd hate to think that I went through all that..." |
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The next day, Lucas is tailing Ben and Jawad as they set out on their dry run. |
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Watching them in a cafe. |
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Lucas searches the toilet for the message that Ben has left for him. |
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He finds it - Ben has realised that this is not a dry run, that he and Jawad are carrying live bombs. |
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Reporting the news to the Grid. |
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Following... |
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...into a market. |
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Jawad panics and runs. In the confusion, armed police target Ben, thinking he's the bomber. |
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The police go after Jawad. Afterwards, Ben has regrets. |
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Jawad's phone rings. |
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Ben answers it. It's the leader of the plot. |
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| Ben needs to give him the right code. Back on the Grid, Malcolm has worked it out, and Lucas signals it to Ben. |
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Searching CCTV footage. |
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Lucas reassures Ben after his first undercover operation. "I know what it's like." |
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Marlin calls. |
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Talking to Ros on the Grid at the end of the day. |
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"Harry sweated blood to get you back here. He'd rather die than let anything ever happen to you," she tells him. |
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