The Equalizer spoilers: What to expect in Season 3, Episode 16 (Preview)
After taking a week off, McCall is back and this time she’s in Paris. Here are all The Equalizer spoilers you need for Season 3, Episode 16.
McCall and the team took a week off from a new case on Sunday, April 30. That’s all for the scheduling of the last episodes of the season. We’re in a straight run of new episodes starting on Sunday, May 7.
The new episode will see McCall undercover, but this isn’t her usual type of case. For one, she’s not even in the States for the case. She’s going to end up in Paris, France, and that makes things a lot harder for her team. The good news is she has a friend while she’s there. Actually, he’s more than a friend.
The Equalizer spoilers: 3×16 promo
The promo doesn’t really tell us much about the case. It does make it clear that McCall is not in the country, and Mel isn’t going to be happy about that. On top of that, it looks like she’s at the risk of harm from an RPG of all things.
The Equalizer spoilers: 3×16 synopsis
The synopsis does give us a little more information about why McCall is undercover in Paris. Fisk sends McCall there to track down an ex-MI6 agent. It turns out that MI6 agent is someone McCall once has a relationship with. Could this end up helping her rekindle the relationship?
She is going to need her former lover’s help, though. There’s a crucial document that his friend was hiding, and McCall needs this agent to help her get to it.
While all that goes on, we’ll see Delilah stand up for what’s right. She faces discrimination at her new fashion internship, but she won’t want that to continue. She just needs to figure out the line of standing up for herself and keeping the internship she’s worked hard to get.
"When Fisk (Donal Logue) tasks McCall with tracking down an ex-MI6 agent (Andrew Stewart-Jones) in Paris with whom she had a past relationship, she must convince him to help her track down a crucial document that his friend was hiding. Also, Delilah faces discrimination at her new fashion internship."
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