Ep 6. Entry Point

After his sudden departure from the team in the previous episode, Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) returns to Miami with a new client, a wealthy art dealer named Larry Sizemore (Tim Matheson). Larry has a problem: he's been receiving death threats and his home was just broken into. Michael agrees to take the case, but he's quickly sidetracked when Larry's daughter Nikki (Tricia Helfer) shows up unannounced.

Nikki is a professional thief who's been hired to steal a valuable painting from a museum, and she needs Michael's help to pull it off. Michael is reluctant to get involved, but Nikki has information about his old nemesis Carla (Tricia Helfer) that he can't ignore. Together, they plan a daring heist that involves breaking into the museum's vault and avoiding the security guards.

Meanwhile, Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) is still struggling to adjust to Michael's sudden departure, and she's not thrilled when she finds out he's working with Nikki. Feeling left out, Fiona decides to take matters into her own hands and starts investigating the death threats against Larry. Her investigation leads her to a shady businessman named Jack Weinstein (Thorsten Kaye), who may be involved in a larger conspiracy.

As Michael and Nikki work on the heist, they quickly realize they're not the only ones after the painting. A team of professional thieves, led by a man named Tyler Brennen (Jay Karnes), has been hired to steal the same painting. Michael and Nikki must outwit Brennen's team and get their hands on the painting before it's too late.

As the heist unfolds, tensions rise between Michael and Nikki, both professionally and personally. Michael must decide whether he can trust Nikki, and whether he's willing to risk everything for the promise of information about Carla.

Overall, "Entry Point" is a tense and action-packed episode that showcases the show's trademark mix of espionage, heist drama, and personal relationships. With high-stakes conflicts on multiple fronts, the episode keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as they root for Michael and his team to come out on top.