The Armorer's Faith

Episode aired Dec 11, 2018
TV-14
42m

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7.7/10

692

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An illegal arms dealer who has turned informant gets assassinated; OA is the only agent that looks like him and assumes his identity, going undercover to stop the sale of more weapons.An illegal arms dealer who has turned informant gets assassinated; OA is the only agent that looks like him and assumes his identity, going undercover to stop the sale of more weapons.An illegal arms dealer who has turned informant gets assassinated; OA is the only agent that looks like him and assumes his identity, going undercover to stop the sale of more weapons.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

692

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
As stated in the episode, the Armorer's Faith refers to a quote from the three-act play "Major Barbara (1941)" by George Bernard Shaw. The quote "To give arms to all men who offer an honest price for them without respect of persons or principles and to all nations, all faiths, all causes, and crimes. All have the right to fight. None have the right to judge."The corollary to the statement is "to break the faith is to take a side. And for dealers such as us, that means certain death."

Goofs
OA states that Vickers went to the Erasmus University in Amsterdam. It is actually located in Rotterdam.

Quotes
Rowan Quinn: I'm sorry. The way I treated you wasn't right.
Special Agent Omar Adom 'OA' Zidan: It worked. You made me into the undercover agent I am.
Rowan Quinn: It's not true. You had it in you. Way before I came along. And I would hate to think what the Bureau would be if you'd have quit.
Special Agent Omar Adom 'OA' Zidan: I wanted to. I almost did. And then I decided I wasn't gonna give you the satisfaction.
Rowan Quinn: Glad you're a stronger man than the one who was teaching you. Would you consider letting some other people know that it is possible to get from there to where you sit?