Seal Team

SEAL Team moves on to the search for the man behind Salim Hakan's murder in the episode titled "Takedown." While Mandy uses her journalist connection to spread fake news, Ray goes undercover on an extremely dangerous mission. There's also an Army investigator in looking for information out a grenade that killed a non-combatant 10-year-old boy.
Making People Believe the Sniper Is Still Alive
Bravo Team is busying itself with fake raids. The aim is to make the local people believe the sniper got away, since the person who hired the sniper believes this. Bravo Team has to do this until the person who hired the sniper wires the money. Mandy's plan is to then tell the person who hired the sniper that the money isn't in the account.
Worrying about someone figuring out the sniper isn't alive, Mandy decides to drop some information to journalist Paul. He knows he's being played somehow since Mandy never offers up information, but he doesn't bother thinking about it...
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SEAL Team takes a short break in the search for the man responsible for the deaths of Echo Team. Bravo Team have a delegation of politicians to protect, who refuse to call off their tour around Jalalabad despite the confirmed threat against them. Opening with a sniper in Afghanistan, it's clear that "Credible Threat" is going to be a tense episode.
SEAL Team starts with Mandy handing over her paperwork about Salim Hakan. There's enough evidence to show that he's killing Americans and wants her boss to send it to his bosses for an approved mission. However, it's going to take time. It took 200 days to get approval for a mission against Bin Ladan and he was a wanted man. Salim is liked by the politicians and trusted, so it will take much longer to go through the information.
The SEALs don't get any downtime while they wait. They have what should be an easy job for the episode.

A Delegation Turns Dangerous
The "easy job" for the episode quickly ...
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Jason and company continue their search for the man responsible for the deaths of Echo Team on this episode of SEAL Team, titled "In Name Only." While that happens, Jason has to figure out what his relationship with Amy really is and Mandy has to figure out a way to prove Salim Hakan, the police inspector, is dirty. Bravo Team go on a mission to take down a human trafficker, but things don't quite go as planned.
Setting Up the Mission
Things pick up almost immediately from the previous episode of SEAL Team. As Salim gives a press conference to celebrate getting the worldwide-known drug lord Musa Ghani off the streets, Mandy and Paul discuss the likelihood of him being involved. Mandy is certain that this is her guy, but her boss refuses to allow a mission to go after him without clear evidence linking him.
That means Mandy needs to figure out who owns the poppy farm now. It's not easy, but Mandy is able to use Paul to get the information that Salim H...
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Bravo Team continues its search for the man behind the bombing of Echo Team on thisepisode of SEAL Team, titled "Never Get Out of the Boat." Mandy finally has someone to interrogate and make them talk, sending the SEALs on their most dangerous mission yet. What happens when one of the SEALs is injured? Can they finally get to the bottom of the case and get justice or revenge for their fallen brothers?
Mandy Gets Some Answers
SEAL Team starts with life in barracks on deployment. While the SEALs get some sleep during the day, Mandy moves to the interrogation room. They have one of the engineers at the poppy farm, who works for the man at the top, but the prisoner doesn't want to talk. He's clearly scared about what will happen if he does, so Mandy shares that the SEALs can take care of this man's boss to protect the man's family.
It's enough to get a name: Musa Ghani. This is one of the biggest drug dealers in the world, leaving the SEALs questioning t...
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SEAL Team continues the story of searching for the terrorist responsible for Echo Team's death in "No Man's Land." After going through Kamal's cell phone, they go after 18 targets in the space of seven days. However, it's footage from the attack at Kamal's house that leads them to a clue to finally solve the mystery.
Camera Footage Leads Bravo Team to a Poppy Farm
Cerberus the dog's footage from the mission at Kamal's house spots him sitting as he looks at a wall. It turns out Cerberus was trained in narcotics before being trained in bomb detection, and it likely means there are drugs in the wall. Sure enough, the footage leads the team to heroin, which can be traced back to a poppy farm.
This leads Bravo Team to the first possible reason for the mass attack on Echo Team. The poppy farm had been ambushed and burned to the ground, which destroyed the opium to make the heroin. With a business destroyed, the attack on Echo Team was retaliation.
However, C...
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This episode of SEAL Team, titled "Call Out," continued the team's time on deployment. Jason and co. continued the search for those responsible for the bombing that killed the whole of Echo Team, causing Bravo Team's early deployment. Meanwhile, a new female STRAP joins the team and Mandy finds she may get help from a journalist. Is it possible to solve this mystery?
The SEALs Search for Answers
The episode picks up with a search for Tariq. The SEALs drive through a hostile neighborhood, seeing multiple people with cell phones. Everyone is wary as they head to an apartment they believe belongs to Tariq, one of the terrorists suspected of the house bomb that killed Echo Team. When they get into the apartment, they don't find Tariq, but they do find another man connected to the bombing, Azeem.
However, someone has spotted the SEALs going in and called for support. A number of men in vehicles surround the building, with the SEALs' dog sitting to note that ther...
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After episodes of preparing for it, the men are heading out on deployment in the episode of SEAL Team, titled "Getaway Day." Before that happens, Jason learns that Echo Team, who Bravo Team is taking over from, were killed in a building explosion. Rather than waiting 12 days, the men are called on deployment early. Then it's time not just to get the bodies of their fallen comrades home, but also time to learn what happened in that building.
The SEALs Deal with Their Private Situations
The start of the episode focused mostly on the private lives of the SEALs. Jason and Alana look like they may be on the verge of making up, as she offers him the chance to go on the usual pre-deployment family holiday. Meanwhile, Naima has found painkillers in Ray's drawer, had a phone call from his doctor and wants to know the truth about his shoulder.
Conversations are put on hold when Jason learns that something has happened in Afghanistan. Lt. Blackburn can't tell him too ...
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When a drone goes down in Iraq, the SEALs are called out to retrieve it in this episode of SEAL Team, titled "The Upside Down." This isn't just any drone, but the "Patient Zero" of malware that has helped the enemy hijack the drone. Meanwhile, the SEALs deal with their relationships and have to decide what they really want out of life and Jason questions Ray's return to duty.
Mission: Retrieve the Drone
Other drones have been infected with the same malware as Patient Zero. The only way to get rid of the malware is to get the original drone back to assess the virus.
There are multiple catches to the mission of the week. The drone was hijacked in the middle of ISIS's last stronghold in Iraq and has been moved to a former school in the middle of the city. Because of the latest attack on drones, all drones have been grounded, so the SEALs are doing this mission blind.
The SEALs will be dealing with 1,200 ISIS troops and will be working with the Iraqi milit...
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SEAL Team touches on injuries and dealing with the pressure of them in the latest episode, titled "Containment." Ray sustained an injury in the last mission and it could affect his ability to be deployed in the long-term. Jason and his team are called on a potentially catastrophic mission without Ray, which involves temporary access to restricted information.
The SEALs Deal with Dirty Bombs
The SEALs are called in to deal with a mission in Bulgaria. After one of the CIA's operatives is killed in the middle of a mission involving a dirty bomb (a bomb with radioactive material), the SEALs need to prevent the transit. If this bomb goes off, not only would the blast kill people immediately, but the land could become inhabitable for a thousand years.
To manage the mission, the SEALs get temporary access to restricted information. This doesn't allow them access to anything afterwards. A STRAP with a PhD will join them on the mission.
At first, the mission wo...
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This episode of SEAL Team, titled "Pattern of Life," opens with the SEALs already on the ground. The mission is explained throughout the episode, as Jason and his team storm a family home and accidentally shoot a young girl in the hallway. Despite Jason saying it was the right call, Clay feels guilty for the actions that could potentially kill an innocent young girl.
The Mission: Find a Phone
The SEALs have one mission in this episode of SEAL Team: find the phone that last pinged from the address an hour ago. They then need to take the phone, and the person it belongs to, with them.
This is much easier than it sounds as the three phones the SEALs find at the address don't match the phone they need. The terrorist the SEALs are after has connections to eight different domestic terrorist groups and could be a major risk to the Americans. As time runs out and nobody gives any information they need, the SEALs start to question whether they're at the right...
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