The series returns for duty on Tuesday, September 19th. While the show started as a midseason replacement last season, it'll now have the chance to further develop over the course of a full season. So what lies in store for operatives and their wives this season? GO SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES!!! -G
I finally got the chance to see the season premiere off the HD-DVR this last weekend. The pacing of the show seemed to have picked up from last season, while the focus on the domestic stuff was trimmed some. The episode seemed to take place a few months after last season's cliffhanging shootout. While none of the Unit members or their wives died and the episode showed some of the effects of the shootout, it was pretty much glossed over; the glossing-over somehow didn't seem as inappropriate as it could've, though. Anyway, pretty fast-paced mission in Pakistan by the Unit stopping a potential biological attack from hitting targets all over the world, while Molly and Tiffy find out the truth about a kid on base who seems to keep getting hurt, in the end causing Mack and Tiffy to decide not to leave the Unit. New episode tonight. GO SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES!!! -G
Intense season finale for a very solid (in a good way) season! Brown finally caved in and joined the CIA, only to be immediately assigned to catch possible rogue-agent Jonas (who went into hiding)? Grey is was still missing, Colonel Ryan relieved of his command and the remainder of the Unit is in incarceration awaiting court martial. It'll be interesting to see how they all get out of this situation. GO SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES!!! -G
It indeed looks like we'll get to see how, as The Unit has deservedly gotten renewed for a third season (according to both here and here). GO SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES!!! -G