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Sark's been in France since the last episode, incarcerated and waiting
extradition on
the first flight out to the US in this episode - in
handcuffs,
straight-jacket,
with
many
armed guards. Would it be wrong to think
he'll get away?
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Sydney tells Dixon they're ready for Sark's return at the Air Force base |
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Dixon says they're ready for Senator Reed, Lauren's daddy, who's dropping
in from Washington for the Sark interrogation. And Sark info is
so tight at the Rotunda that if it leaks, they'll know who's drippin'
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On a domestic note, Dixon sends his kids, Robin and Steven, off to school
in their
car pool |
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Back at the Rotunda of Occasionally Tight Security, there's Leakin' Lauren,
squeezin'
out a bit of unauthorized info ...
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posing as Dr. Barnett to check on Sark's flight info |
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but switching poses, expressions, and computer screens, as she tells
her friendly sauntering-past hubby that she's just getting the
list
of questions ready for Sark
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Vaughn's all friendly and wondering how she's taking the arrival of Daddy
Reed |
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Dixon's taking Senator Daddy Reed's arrival in a meeting with Reed and
Jack |
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Senator Daddy Reed is looking forward to pumping Sark for info,
and if it goes well,
pumping his committee for more money for the Rotunda |
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Lauren joins the meeting in time to hear that Sark is going to get the
Inferno Protocol
done to him
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and in time to hear that she can't hear much more, because her security
clearance isn't high enough, and they don't care about her concerns
for Sark's continued survival under the often fatal procedure
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which Jack gets assigned to administer
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In the middle of it all, Dixon gets a surprise call with
the news that his kids never
arrived at school
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