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1. Episode 1
Undercover informant Ishmael is shot trying to escape a suspected terror group. The Presidential Bureau of Intelligence agency suspects big plans in motion involving the Stadium. Milla tries to reconnect with her son Barend. Lemmer is flown into the bush and is collected up by a truck. At the border they pickup two rhino and Flea their handler. On the return they escape a gang looking for diamonds. Flea later disappears with the diamonds.
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2. Episode 2
The hunt intensifies for Flea and the missing diamonds. Lucas Becker seeks payback for the car jacking. Shabangu threatens action against anyone getting in his way. The Presidential Bureau of Intelligence seeks help from CIA.
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3. Episode 3
After shooting Nkunzi, Lemmer steals a car and is pursued by the PBI. Having slept with Becker, Milla is in trouble when he comes to the attention of the PBI. When confronted Becker tells her of the hijacking but denies killing Nkunzi. Shaheed continues to try and pull all the loose ends together. Janina suspects a mole in the PBI. Flea surprises Lemmer.
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4. Episode 4
Still trying to prove CiA covert ops on SA soil, Milla is arrested and interrogated by Janina Mentz. Shahid is in hospital and Daoud is told about the missing laptop. Flea gets Lemmer to help with the diamond drop. Milla realises Becker is CIA. When Becker activates Shahids laptop it gives Daoud their position and an ambush ensues. The diamond drop goes wrong and there is a shootout as Daoud tries to get the plan back on track. The head of PBI suspends Janina and she meets with Lemmer.
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5. Episode 5
In the climactic finale, a raid is carried out, but the suspects have already disappeared. Some parties want to shut down the match but others insist it continue. The Bureau still suspect they have a mole, and the suspicions and actions of the various players keep turning unexpected corners.
