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Season 1 – The Company

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Robert Littell's best-selling novel gets a three-part miniseries treatment chronicling the saga of the CIA largely from the perspective of three idealistic young college friends who are recruited into the spy business. Field agent Jack McAuliffe trains in Berlin with his cynical mentor, Harvey "The Sorcerer" Torriti, becoming a CIA "true believer" in the process. Meanwhile, Jack's best friend, Leo Kritzky, skillfully navigates his way through the power maze of the Washington hallways of "the Company," eventually becoming head of the CIA's Soviet division. Ultimately, Jack and Leo find themselves on opposite sides of the Cold War with another old Yale classmate and friend, Russian-born Yevgeny Tsipin, who has accepted a position with the KGB. Jack occasionally clashes with James Jesus Angleton, the CIA's brilliant but obsessive counterintelligence specialist, but becomes close friends with English widow Elizabet Nemeth while helping the Freedom Fighters in Budapest, Hungary.
The Company — Season 1

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Episode 1 Aired Aug 5, 2007 Hours 1 & 2 College friends Jack McAuliffe, Leo Kritzky and Yevgeny Tsipin become spies for the CIA and the KGB in the early years of the Cold War; Jack and his mentor, the Sorcerer, search for a mole, who has been disrupting their missions. Details Episode 2 Aired Aug 12, 2007 Hours 3 & 4 The Soviets capture Jack while he is assisting Hungarian rebels; four years later, Jack goes to help Cuban exiles overthrow Fidel Castro; James Jesus Angleton tries to hunt down a mole in the CIA. Details Episode 3 Aired Aug 19, 2007 Hours 5 & 6 James Angleton follows up on clues that point to a high-ranking CIA official as the mole; the head of the KGB puts his endgame plan into action. Details

Season Info

Director
Mikael Salomon
Executive Producer
Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, John Calley
Screenwriter
Ken Nolan
Network
TNT
Rating
TV-14 (L|V)
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Aug 5, 2007