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Colter, while in the Adirondacks, gets called to Vancouver, er,
Manhattan. He appears to arrive instantly as the husband of the vanished
woman is outside the store, but he claims the owner agreed to open up
for him the next day.

Colter learns that the vanished woman worked at an office that was
actually a front for espionage, and that five of her fellow co-workers
are dead.

Colter finds himself in the middle of Three Days of the Condor! Several changes: the missing wife is the Tina Chen character, the corruption is
limited to the supervisor Eileen (Gabrielle Rose), and the office is the command and control center for some satellites.

Why are satellites controlled from Vancouver, er Manhattan, and not
Chantilly or Fort Meade?

Eileen kept the wife alive because two are required to control a
satellite's repositioning and that she is doing it on behalf of an
unnamed foreign adversary. She had the husband kidnapped to pressure the
wife. Anyway, Colter has no trouble finding the husband.

Dumb but they've done worse episodes. It's a little fun.

I cannot suspend disbelief that he found parking spaces for the pickup
truck and camper.

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In <vr8c2j$3ffo8$[email protected]> "Adam H. Kerman" <[email protected]> writes: [snip]

Dumb but they've done worse episodes. It's a little fun.

I cannot suspend disbelief that he found parking spaces for the pickup
truck and camper.

Doesn't he disconnect the camper and just drive the pickup? Idon't
recall any scenes of them parked as one unit in Vancou^w Manhattan..?

Also... did you pick up the Easter Egg when... we found out
the name of the regional Big Boss (the one she called at end
to report the breech)?

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It was "Bartholomew", as in the character played by Archibald Leach
in the movie "Charade".

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Tracker goes into space?! ;p

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danny burstein <[email protected]> wrote:

In <vr8c2j$3ffo8$[email protected]> "Adam H. Kerman" <[email protected]> writes: [snip]

Dumb but they've done worse episodes. It's a little fun.

I cannot suspend disbelief that he found parking spaces for the pickup
truck and camper.

Doesn't he disconnect the camper and just drive the pickup? Idon't
recall any scenes of them parked as one unit in Vancou^w Manhattan..?

Also... did you pick up the Easter Egg when... we found out
the name of the regional Big Boss (the one she called at end
to report the breech)?

[spoiler space]

[spoler space]

[spoiler space]

It was "Bartholomew", as in the character played by Archibald Leach
in the movie "Charade".

Frosty legumes!

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Adam H. Kerman <[email protected]> wrote:

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Colter, while in the Adirondacks, gets called to Vancouver, er,
Manhattan. He appears to arrive instantly as the husband of the vanished woman is outside the store, but he claims the owner agreed to open up
for him the next day.

Colter learns that the vanished woman worked at an office that was
actually a front for espionage, and that five of her fellow co-workers
are dead.

Colter finds himself in the middle of Three Days of the Condor! Several changes: the missing wife is the Tina Chen character, the corruption is limited to the supervisor Eileen (Gabrielle Rose), and the office is the command and control center for some satellites.

Why are satellites controlled from Vancouver, er Manhattan, and not
Chantilly or Fort Meade?

Eileen kept the wife alive because two are required to control a
satellite's repositioning and that she is doing it on behalf of an
unnamed foreign adversary. She had the husband kidnapped to pressure the wife. Anyway, Colter has no trouble finding the husband.

Dumb but they've done worse episodes. It's a little fun.

I cannot suspend disbelief that he found parking spaces for the pickup
truck and camper.

The camper is mysterious. In one episode, the one with the witch, he left
it behind wherever he first got the call, but then he went and picked it up between rescuing the witch and coming to the witches house for his money. I have no idea where he left it or how it was possibly secure. In another episode, the cute lawyer came to visit him, and she commented that the
camper was in the exact same place it was in the first episode, even though
he moves it every week.

I have a lot of questions. Why did the wife disappear in the first place?
What was the original plan? She’s saying that if the wife hadn’t run, they could’ve just replaced the dead people and nobody would ever notice that
the satellite had been redirected? Wouldn’t you leave one of the four
people she murdered alive tied up in a closet just in case she lost the
wife?

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