Fair rating?The Assets· Season 1 · Episode 4
What's Done is Done
After learning that a breach remains at the CIA, Sandy butts heads with Jeanne Vertefeuille, the senior officer conducting a thorough review of their operations. Jeanne's presence also rattles Ames, who feels increasing pressure from the Soviets to provide more information. On the home front, Ames feels even more pressure, caught between his love for his wife Rosario, and placating her spendthrift lifestyle.
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#1In Season 1of 6 rated episodes
#1All-timeof 6 rated episodes
+0.4vs season avgSeason 1 averages 5.6
2014First airedJune 28, 2014
Guest stars
Catalina Denisas Rosario Ames
Goran Kosticas Victor Cherkashin
Akie Kotabeas Eric
John Lynchas Vitaly Yurchenko
Valda Bickuteas Elena
Andrew Byronas MartynovNika Siniovaiteas Galina
Vladimir Dorondovas Party Official
Crew
Rudy BednarDirector
Bruce TerrisWriter
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