
Demetri, Janis, Dom, and Vogel arrive in the Ganwar region of Somalia via helicopter. Whenever I see a helicopter on TV, I assume it’s going to get blown up. Dom asks Vogel for a gun, but Vogel won’t play along. Probably smart not to trust him with a gun.
Mark brings Stanford the picture of the Hydra from a couple of episodes back. He then reveals that they have D. Gibbons’ real name. The logic that links him to the Hydra is quite convoluted, so I won’t reproduce it here. Sometimes this show needs to distract us rather than half-assing explanations. Mark tells Stanford about Charlie’s statement that “D. Gibbons is a bad man”.
In Somalia, the team looks at the tower. On it is spray-painted “66:6”. That colon seems to make it a Bible verse, and there only two books in the Bible that have 66 or more chapters. Here they are:
Isaiah 66:6 “A voice of noise from the city, a voice from the temple, a voice of the Lord that rendereth recompense to His enemies.” Psalms 66:6 “He turned the sea into dry land: They went through the flood on foot, there we did rejoice in Him.”