Taken season 1 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Bryan, haunted by his sister's death, struggles during a training exercise, showing signs of mental strain. He learns of Senator Wilkes' suspected heart attack death and participates in a Ukraine mission to capture a Russian gunrunner. Meanwhile, CIA agent Clara Ward, revealing Wilkes' assassination, is killed by a sniper. Bryan faces his grief and contributes significantly to his team's successful operation against mercenaries involved in human trafficking,
Full Episode S01E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Bryan's assigned role in the hostage rescue mission?
Close Recon.
Who experienced hallucinations during the training simulation?
Bryan.
What was the cause of Senator Wilkes' death?
Initially suspected to be a heart attack.
Who did the team identify in Ukraine?
Carlos Mejia, a Russian gunrunner.
Who was Clara Ward and what did she reveal?
A CIA agent, she revealed that Senator Wilkes was assassinated.
How was Clara Ward killed?
Shot by a sniper.
What personal loss is Bryan struggling with?
The death of his sister.
What was the objective of Operation Fortunata?
It involved human trafficking by mercenaries.
Who was confronted and arrested at the end of the episode?
A corrupt official involved in the assassination of Senator Wilkes.
How does the team view Bryan's role in their success?
They acknowledge his integral role in their mission's success.
What was Bryan's mental state during the training simulation?
He was under mental strain and affected by hallucinations.
What did Bryan and the team interrogate the mercenaries about?
Their involvement in Operation Fortunata and the assassination.
What did Clara Ward discuss with Christina before being shot?
The assassination of Senator Wilkes and being targeted herself.
Who was Asha and what did she give to Bryan?
Asha was a friend of Bryan's sister, and she gave him personal items from his sister.
What was Bryan's reaction to the team's success?
He reflected on his personal struggles and the importance of the mission.