Ep 6. Black Flag

After a one-week break, X Company returned this week with a suspenseful episode titled "Black Flag," which promised a thrilling plot. This episode picks up right where the previous one ended and the team is in a state of shock after what happened to Aurora.

This week's mission involves Faber's interest in atomic energy that could end the war. The team heads to the Black Forest in Germany to get their hands on crucial information that could stop Faber's plan to create a bomb. The tension is high and the team is on high alert as they move through the forest, trying to avoid detection by German soldiers.

The episode is full of action, including a daring escape from a Nazi interrogation. Meanwhile, Sinclair and Alfred engage in a deadly game of chess with a German scientist who holds the key to Faber's plan. With all this action, viewers are left with little time to catch their breath.

While the team is still reeling from the fallout of Aurora's death, they must stay focused on the mission at hand. This episode adds depth to the characters, particularly Sinclair, who struggles with guilt and doubt over a recent decision. The episode shows Sinclair's humanity, making him more relatable to viewers.

As the team uncovers more about Faber's plan, it becomes clear that the stakes are higher than ever before. They must use all their skills and their wits to stop their enemy from wiping out an entire city with a bomb. With tensions running high, the question is whether they can succeed and at what cost.

Overall, "Black Flag" is an excellent episode that delivers suspense, action, and character development. It furthers the show's themes of sacrifice and courage and adds depth to the characters, making viewers care even more about what happens to them. X Company continues to be a show worth watching, and this episode is no exception.