Sea Patrol season 3 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a gripping episode of sea-bound suspense, the HMAS Hammersley crew embarks on a mission to trap oil thieves responsible for the murder of their comrade, ET. After setting a trap on an isolated island, the situation escalates when their lookout is found murdered. The crew splits into search teams, confronting dangers and unraveling the extent of the oil theft operation led by the elusive Fulton. As they spend a tense night on the island, personal stories and crew dynamics unfold, adding depth to their quest for justice. In a dramatic finale, the crew confronts the criminals at a prawn farm, securing arrests and avenging ET's death. The episode closes with the crew reflecting on their mission, the transient nature of naval service, and the indelible bonds forged in the face of adversity.
Full Episode S03E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What mission is the HMAS Hammersley crew on?
They are setting a trap for oil thieves on an isolated island.
Why is the mission personal for the Hammersley crew?
The oil thieves are also responsible for the death of a crew member named ET.
How do the Hammersley crew plan to catch the oil thieves?
By setting a trap using an oil tank on the island as bait.
What happens to the army lookout, Terry?
He is found dead at the camp, killed with a rock.
What strategy does the Hammersley crew use to search for the assailant?
They split into teams to cover more ground and secure the oil tank.
Who is Fulton, and what is his role in the story?
Fulton is a suspect in the oil theft and the murder of ET. He reveals the extent of the oil theft operation.
How does the crew end up spending the night on the island?
They are stranded until high tide makes it possible for their RHIBs (Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats) to navigate the coral-infested waters.
What subplot unfolds on the Hammersley involving a fish?
A subplot involves the crew's efforts to save a fish named Lancelot, highlighting personal stories and crew dynamics.
What is the outcome of the final confrontation with the criminals?
The Hammersley crew arrests the key figures behind the oil theft and murder, ensuring justice for ET.
How does the episode reflect on the themes of loyalty and sacrifice?
Through the crew's dedication to their mission and each other, and their reflections on loss and justice.