William Sears

Pretty much a blatant ripoff of the movie "Eraser" down to the national intelligence angle and the agent who claims he's the only one who can keep the target safe and he has to work alone. It's not bad from the suspense point of view and has some decent action but the writing and plot line are pretty predictable. The acting really leaves something to be desired as well but I suppose that's what you get when you try to put together something on a budget and have to hire no-name actors. Why is it that every show/movie that deals with government agencies HAS to include a mole? It's the same reason I only watched one season of "24" (well, one season plus one episode when I learned that they were reusing the "mole" plot device in season 2).