Pilot

Paul Winstone is car-bombed in Europe. Ten years later, son Michael Winstone has gone to Europe for an architecture program. When she doesn't hear from her son for over a week, Rebecca Winstone goes to Europe. There's an intruder in her son's dormitory room. After she kills one foreign spy, the CIA becomes alert to her activities. Recognizing an Italian street in one of her son's cellphone photos, she breaks into a jewellery store to view the store's video surveillance records of that street. Her old spy sources trace the tag number of a truck in the security footage to a warehouse in France. The CIA intercepts her on the train to France. She is questioned by CIA agent Dax Miller, a CIA supervisor. The CIA headquarters orders him to send her back to the United States; however, he gives her three hours to uncover information. She breaks into the French warehouse, where she sees photos of her family; the photos reveal that her son has been tracked for years. She sees a code, written in chalk -- a sign that Michael was there. An armed guard spots her; she fends him off. She makes a telephone transmission to Agent Miller's CIA offices; a CIA team is dispatched to the warehouse. Some unidentified contraband spills out of broken Asian artifacts. They find a note from Becca, which reads: "He was here." On a bridge, Becca hears gunshots. The episode ends with her in the river, the water cloudy with her blood.