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Vaughn refers to a museum guard as guard as a "tango". This use of the Military signal for the letter "T" on a com channel during an operation denotes a terrorist. While the guard is hostile to thier op, he is clearly not a terrorist. While [[APO]] may characterize a [http://answers.com/hostile hostile] differently than CIA, this is not the first time we've seen the likes of vaughn and sidney pitted against civilian security forces. They were never called "tango" before.
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Vaughn refers to a museum guard as guard as a "tango". This use of the Military signal for the letter "T" on a com channel during an operation denotes a terrorist. While the guard is hostile to their op, he is clearly not a terrorist. While [[APO]] may characterize a [http://answers.com/hostile hostile] differently than CIA, this is not the first time we've seen the likes of Vaughn and Sydney pitted against civilian security forces. They were never called "tango" before.
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Revision as of 06:11, 29 January 2010

Plot Overview

Episode 2: Authorized Personnel Only, Part 2

1/5/2005

Sloane plans for Syd to talk to Nadia about Vadik, whom she once tracked. Sloane says that Nadia quit Intelligence and returned to Argentina after they found a Rambaldi artifact and handed it over to the US government. In Argentina, Nadia won't return but tells Syd that Vadik's right hand is Tomazaki.

At home, Syd tells Vaughn about Wittenburg - she learned that day that her father had killed her mother, Irina Derevko.

Tomazaki has disappeared. They learn that five years ago he unsuccessfully tried to steal the Shintaro sword from a London museum. Sloane suggests they steal the sword as bait. At Dixon's suggestion, they enlist Marshall. In the museum, Syd triggers the alarms but manages to steal the sword and, with Jack's help, escapes the police.

Later Jack tells Sloane that he didn't tell Syd everything in Wittenburg.

Dixon arranges to sell the Shintaro sword to Tomazaki in Rio de Janiero. Tomazaki's jailed thug tells Jack that Vadik is Tomazaki. At the agreed meeting, Tomazaki kidnaps Syd. Vaughn asks Nadia for help. Tomazaki asks a perplexed Syd how she found out about the hit. He tortures her. He says he was supposed to assassinate her but the day before the hit, his client was killed.

Nadia steal a key card from a Tomazaki associate and saves Sydney from drowning Tomazaki knocks her out. He attacks Syd with the sword but she runs him through. Before he dies, he says that Irina Derevko hired him to kill her.

Sloane announces that Nadia has joined APO. Syd tells Jack that Tomazaki had the contract. He doesn't know why Irina wanted Syd dead. Vaughn comforts a shaken Syd.

Nadia and Syd travel to Moscow, where Syd had Irina interred. Syd tells Nadia she has no idea who killed her. Nadia swears that she'll kill whoever murdered their mother.

- description from ABC.com

Trivia

Vaughn refers to a museum guard as guard as a "tango". This use of the Military signal for the letter "T" on a com channel during an operation denotes a terrorist. While the guard is hostile to their op, he is clearly not a terrorist. While APO may characterize a hostile differently than CIA, this is not the first time we've seen the likes of Vaughn and Sydney pitted against civilian security forces. They were never called "tango" before.


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