It’s here we flash back and see the truth from the Middle East. Shaun reluctantly agrees and follows her into a safe-house holding his daughter. As it happens, Shaun heads straight for Charlie and beats him to a pulp before Gemma shows up and offers him a trade. Before they can decide what to do however, Frank receives word that Shaun is back on the cameras again. She tells them it’ll be sent around to key players in Britain unless she’s reinstated and Shaun’s daughter is released.ĭanny tells the others in private he wants to talk to Rachel alone, mainly because he wants her to join the cause. As Danny and Gemma arrive, she fires off a whole list of demands before revealing that she has footage of Hannah Roberts stepping on the bus. To complicate matters, Rachel steps infront of the cameras too, prompting her to sit down face to face with Frank and have a conversation about what to do next. We don’t get long to wait for Shaun either, as he walks infront of the cameras and antagonizes the authorities he knows are watching him.
Clenching his teeth, Shaun bolts while Abigail phones Rachel and tells her what’s happened.
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Begrudgingly, he tells her about Eli but goes on to say Shaun will be “coming out of the woodwork” some time soon.Īs Shaun sits down infront of the TV and watches the news, he sees Correction weaving its deception once again as he’s pictured abducting his daughter from school. Back at the office, Danny and Gemma discuss their next steps before Jessica, his American superior, arrives to ask Frank who the mole is. While the team reassure Faizel that their plan will work, Rachel reassures Shaun that he’s not to blame for what’s happened to him. The episode begins with Shaun awakening from a deep sleep, having had flashbacks to his time in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, the finale undoes some of that good work, with an hour of twists and contrived plot developments that does little other than set the foundation for a second season. BBC’s espionage thriller has been a real sleeper hit and like many other people, episode 5 really solidified this show as one of the better BBC dramas put out recently. After last week’s shocking plot reveals, The Capture returns today with an anticlimactic finale that fails to really resolve anything and sets everything up for a second season that may or may not arrive.
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