Ep 2. Bombs Away

Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye season 1 episode 2, titled "Bombs Away", follows the deaf FBI agent Sue Thomas and her team as they investigate a series of bombings in Washington D.C. that appear to be the work of a single perpetrator. The episode opens with Sue and her partner Jack Hudson interviewing one of the employees of a bombed-out office building. They learn that a package was sent to the office shortly before the explosion and that it contained a threatening note.

Sue and Jack start digging deeper into the case and find that there have been other bombings in the area, all with similar notes. They suspect that the bomber is targeting specific individuals and organizations, but they don't know who or why. With the help of their tech expert, Bobby Manning, and their boss, Myles Leland III, Sue and Jack try to piece together the evidence and identify any potential suspects.

Meanwhile, Sue continues to struggle with her hearing disability, particularly in their field investigation. When Jack tries to give her instructions while they're in a busy public area, Sue misses some crucial details and they end up losing their target. Despite these setbacks, Sue remains determined to prove herself as a valuable member of the team.

As they continue their investigation, Sue and Jack discover that the bomber is using a specific type of explosive that is only available to government agencies. They narrow down their list of suspects to a group of disgruntled military veterans who may have access to the explosives. While they are able to gather evidence against one of the suspects, they still need to catch them in the act.

The tension ramps up throughout the episode as Sue and the team race to prevent another bombing. When they finally get a lead on a suspect, they set up a sting operation using a fake target, hoping to catch the bomber in the act. However, when the bomber arrives, everything doesn't go as planned.

Overall, "Bombs Away" is a thrilling episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. With its blend of mystery, action, and drama, the show continues to demonstrate its strengths in its second episode. The powerful performances by the cast, particularly Deanne Bray as Sue, add even more depth to the story. Fans of crime dramas and police procedurals won't want to miss this gripping installment of Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye.