TEXT: (Sydney and Vaughn meet on a rooftop of a building, both wearing sunglasses.) VAUGHN: Your mother's trial starts this morning. SYDNEY: How long do you think it'll last? VAUGHN: Could be a while. With eighty-six counts of espionage against her, the prosecution alone could take months just to present their case. SYDNEY: I want to see the opening arguments. VAUGHN: I'll arrange for a closed-circuit feed into the ops center. SYDNEY: Thanks. You know any jokes? 'Cause I could use one. VAUGHN: This grasshopper walks into a bar and the bartender says, "Hey, we have a drink named after you!" And the grasshopper says-- SYDNEY: "You have a drink named Doug?" VAUGHN: Well, I was going to use Phil. SYDNEY: Well, Phil is certainly no funnier than Doug. VAUGHN: No, I know, I'm sorry. It's a non-humorous, uh... (They giggle together.) (SD-6 briefing with Sloane, Jack, Sydney and Marshall.) SLOANE: Mr. Sark. As you know, he's proven himself to be a key player in the world of international organized crime. Now he may be developing a bioweapon systemized form a virus that we've never seen before. This is Klaus Richter, a former employee of Sark's whom we've recently taken into custody. A routine medical workup revealed that Richter may have been exposed to the virus before we picked him up. Marshall? MARSHALL: Thank you, sir. Okay, now, take a look on your screen here. These little squiggly things -- that's just a normal flue anti-body, something that you might have if you got a common cold, or cough, something. Now let's take a look at Richter's blood work. Now this shows antibodies one thousand per cent above normal levels. Very similiar to the Ebola virus
SUMMARY:
Sydney's trust in her father begins to fade. Meanwhile, Sydney and Vaughn may have been exposed to a deadly virus while in Taipei. Sloane, haunted by Emily's death, begins to unravel. Vaughn enlists Will to help research a case.