Ep 2. When Mary Met Marshall

When Mary Met Marshall is the second episode of the third season of the crime drama In Plain Sight. The show follows the professional and personal lives of U.S. Marshals working in the Federal Witness Protection Program. In this episode, Mary, one of the marshals, is assigned to protect a witness named Marshall, who happens to have the same name as her partner, Marshall.

The episode opens with Mary and Marshall assisting in the relocation of a witness, a man named Warren Turner, who is being targeted by an organization from his past life. Mary is assigned to protect Warren while Marshall works on finding the people who are after him. Meanwhile, Mary struggles to keep her personal life separate from her professional life, leading to interesting exchanges between her and Marshall.

As Mary and Warren settle into his new home inside the WITSEC program, they start to bond over their shared love of video games. However, things quickly take a turn when Warren's ex-girlfriend shows up and attempts to get back together with him. Mary becomes more concerned about protecting Warren and stopping the danger that seems to be following him.

As the investigation progresses, Marshall discovers that the people after Warren are part of a larger network of criminals that stretches back years. Meanwhile, Mary and Marshall compare their notes and discuss the possible motives behind the attack on Warren. As the danger escalates, Mary and Marshall work together to protect Warren and bring the criminals to justice.

The episode features strong performances from Mary McCormack as Mary, Frederick Weller as Marshall, and guest star Ethan Phillips as Warren. There are also some light moments between Mary and Marshall, who are both dealing with personal issues that affect their work. Despite its serious subject matter, When Mary Met Marshall is a well-paced and entertaining episode that provides a satisfying blend of drama and humor.

Overall, When Mary Met Marshall is a strong episode of In Plain Sight. It continues the show's tradition of great writing, acting, and suspense, while also showcasing the unique humor and personal struggles of the main characters. Fans of the series will enjoy this episode, as well as anyone looking for a well-crafted crime drama with heart and humor.