Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Enemy Within Episode 11, titled "The Embassy," that may spoil your enjoyment in discovering its plotline. Read at your own risk.
Things will be intense in The Enemy Within Episode 11 as a hostage-taking will ensue after-operation goes a wrong way. The show is about to come to an end, so fans can expect the remaining episodes to be as exciting as it can be with unexpected twist and turn of events.
"When a highly sophisticated Tal operative (guest star Michael James Shaw) evades FBI custody and flees to the Swiss embassy, Keaton (Morris Chestnut) and the Cointel team must go undercover," The Enemy Within Episode 11 official synopsis read. "What begins as a smooth counterintelligence operation quickly devolves into a tense hostage situation."
According to CarterMatt, The Enemy Within Episode 11 will be the show's "homestretch." With only three episodes to offer, the series is about to come to an end, and it may be its final bow. NBC has yet to renew the show, but fans are hoping to see Season 2 renewal to feature character and storyline developments.
In The Enemy Within Episode 11, Tal (Lev Gorn) and Keaton's team is desperate to find the enemy on the loose. The group will do everything to find him, even if it means they have to remain the operatives under "heavy lock and key."
Unfortunately, things will go sour in The Enemy Within Episode 11. They had the opportunity to secure the most valuable assets they have, but they ruined everything. So, they have to find them once again in a different country.
Meanwhile, ahead of The Enemy Within Episode 11's release, Cassandra Freeman, who plays as Jacqueline Pettigrew, talked about the show. In an interview with The Cheat Sheet, the 40-year-old star revealed what made the show different from other police procedural dramas that made it stand out.
Most network dramas today follow a group's story and have main objects. However, The Enemy Within doesn't work like the other series. It bravely breaks the mold by telling a different tale.
"Everyone's pain is so layered," Freeman said about The Enemy Within. "To see Morris on this show is amazing because I'm so used to seeing him do the romantic lead -and that can be fun, but there's so much beautiful pain coming off of him."
Fans see Chestnut's character goes deeper and deeper every week. The show also makes the cast realize their enemies turn to be who they are now because of what they are doing to them. Things will continue to be different in The Enemy Within Episode 11, titled "The Embassy," which will be out on Monday, May 6, at 10 p.m. on NBC.
