Deception

[AntiArbitrator]

I really enjoy this series. It is bewildering to me why people did not support this show. It has great characters and we did not get to see all of their backstories. I am disappointed by the cancellation.

[KyleEl]

Interesting that Cameron's great grandfather was a member.

Jonathan got in trouble because that other man died so now he needs help from the goons again. Was this the episode where he hacked a computer and proved valuable to an investigation?

On another week Cam broke into Bozer's car from "Rush Hour".

[AntiArbitrator]

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SEASON 1, EPISODE 11 • NEW
5/20/18, 10:01 PM ON WMARDT 2 • TV-PG • STEREO • CC

The team is called on to help stop a spy from stealing top-secret military information; Cameron is frustrated when someone from Kay's past comes back into the picture.

[KyleEl]

I'm not clear on how Cameron just happened to be behind a wall that kept him from getting shot. And he got lucky again when the person didn't shoot him in the head. It was very dangerous for him to do what he did.

Jonathan gets to do what he does in prison because they let him. I got worried because the guard didn't seem to want to do that.

So now we learn a lot about Kay.

Cameron wasn't entitled to know a lot of what he needed to know to help, and I guess that's correct.

This plot seemed a lot like one on "MacGyver". The idea was to disable the security system in the building.

Mike is in trouble. He should have been more careful with his girlfriend. I can't think of her name but she works with Cam.

[skylander]

When Cameron was playing decoy for the sniper, I kept thinking it was inappropriate to put a consultant in danger like that. They fooled me because they kept telling him to look for cover and he would be alright. But it was one of his deceptions all along. I agree a head shot would have ended him each time he put himself in the line of fire.

I wonder if Mike will eventually suspect Dina as causing his problem. I was shocked when they said someone broke into the evidence room because I knew she did not do that. However, if she had not taken the I.D., the security guard would not have gotten it from her to use. The mystery lady must have had one of her people assigned as a guard to keep an eye on Jonathan and that is why the guard was in the right place to hear his conversation with Dina.

I think it was odd they kept an expensive diamond like that in regular evidence area.

[AntiArbitrator]

2-HOUR SEASON FINALE
Code Act; Transposition

SEASON 1, EPISODE 12 • FINALE
5/27/18, 9:00 PM ON WMARDT 2 • TV-PG • STEREO • CC

The team goes up against the mystery woman in a battle of dueling deceptions; when Cameron thinks he finally has the upper hand, the mystery woman unleashes her most game-changing twist yet.

[KyleEl]

I wish they hadn't left things hanging like they did since the show was cancelled, but it seemed like the obvious solution.

I halfway suspected the woman in the bank vault was the robber, but not right away. When she fell and was trapped in the fire, I thought that was terrible.

I didn't realize I was seeing Jonathan in one scene, but he seems meaner and more cynical so, aside from how he was dressed, I should have known.

I'm glad things turned out okay for Mike and was glad Dina didn't get herself in trouble.

Amazing all we ended up learning about their father.

Someone messed up the credits. "Young Cam" was in there twice. Unless both actors really did play him. Young Jonathan was in there later.

[AntiArbitrator]

May 28, 2018 16:13:51 GMT -5 KyleEl said:

I wish they hadn't left things hanging like they did since the show was cancelled, but it seemed like the obvious solution.

I halfway suspected the woman in the bank vault was the robber, but not right away. When she fell and was trapped in the fire, I thought that was terrible.

I didn't realize I was seeing Jonathan in one scene, but he seems meaner and more cynical so, aside from how he was dressed, I should have known.

I'm glad things turned out okay for Mike and was glad Dina didn't get herself in trouble.

Amazing all we ended up learning about their father.

Someone messed up the credits. "Young Cam" was in there twice. Unless both actors really did play him. Young Jonathan was in there later.

I was not happy with the way it ended. I read an interview with the producer and he said they planned to keep Cameron in jail less than 36 hours. That was better than the way they left Jonathan in jail the entire season.

Regarding the father, I expected to learn he was the mystery woman's father, but that was not the case.

We will never know if Mike and Dina got back together.

I still do not like the mystery woman and she will corrupt Jonathan and continue to turn him against Cameron.

I really liked this show.

[KyleEl]

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