The Recruit
TV-MA
7.4
2022
Drama
, Crime
A fledgling lawyer at the CIA that becomes enmeshed in dangerous international power politics when a former asset threatens to expose the nature of her long-term relationship with the agency unless they exonerate her of a serious crime.
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- Cast：
- Noah Centineo , Laura Haddock , Aarti Mann , Colton Dunn , Fivel Stewart , Daniel Quincy Annoh , Kristian Bruun , Vondie Curtis-Hall
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EP1 - I.N.A.S.I.A.L.
December. 16,2022
Thrown into the deep end during his first week at the CIA, rookie lawyer Owen Hendricks quickly gets in over his head when he uncovers a possible threat.
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EP2 - N.L.T.S.Y.P.
December. 16,2022
While scrambling to learn how to navigate the high-stakes world of international espionage, Owen attempts to track down classified information on Max.
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EP3 - Y.D.E.K.W.Y.D.
December. 16,2022
Owen's crash course in CIA protocols continues as he negotiates with Max, goes on a date with a co-worker and contends with a hostile agency employee.
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EP4 - I.Y.D.I.A.A.C.
December. 16,2022
When a major snag jeopardizes Max's case, Owen races to find a legal loophole — and urges her not to take matters into her own ruthless hands.
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EP5 - T.S.L.A.Y.P.
December. 16,2022
Owen's plan to move on from Max suffers a setback when he's ordered back to Phoenix, where credit cards and prying eyes cause problems at work and home.
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EP6 - I.C.I.N.C.
December. 16,2022
On the heels of his risky negotiations on Max's behalf, Owen faces uncomfortable questions from his colleagues — and friends — about their connection.
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EP7 - I.M.F.T.B.S.
December. 16,2022
A mission to Geneva to retrieve assets from a Swiss bank account spirals into chaos for Owen and Max, while Hannah's mom pressures her for information.
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EP8 - W.T.F.I.O.H.
December. 16,2022
The mission with Max takes a dangerous turn as complications arise, bullets fly — and Owen's personal and professional lives collide.
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