(S03E03) It seems as though everyone wants to be Michael's boss. Everyone but the CIA or the NSA or some other international spy agency, including whatever organization burned him in the first place. But characters like Carla last season or the rogue Management group at the start of this season, as well as Brennen, tonight's guest handler, they're all for Michael.
Seth Peterson was back as Nate, Michael's brother with a propensity for great-rich-quick schemes and getting into trouble. This time, though, he was a pawn in Brennen's game to get Michael to do his bidding.
(S02E18) It's time for Chuck to assert some authority. It's time to go over General Beckman's head and turn to the Commander in Chief. 
Tom DeLay stepped down as the House Majority Leader so the Republicans had to find a
replacemant for the Notorious TOM. But, hey, guess what? When the votes were counted, they found more ballots submitted
than actual Republican voters! It's very funny in sad, sad way. Have you lost faith in humanity yet? By the way, the
winner ended up being a fellow named 
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