Leverage: Season 4

Season 4 overview

The team navigates a bugged office and tackles diverse marks ranging from political consultants to art thieves. Early episodes establish recurring themes of corporate corruption and personal stakes.

Key story beats

  1. Office Bugged Discovery — The team returns to Boston to find their office compromised, signaling external surveillance.
  2. Masquerade Murder — A mark's death during a ball shifts focus to a whodunit investigation.
  3. Political Consultant Con — The team executes a scheme to turn a shadowy consultant into a celebrity.
  4. Van Gogh WWII Revelation — A lost painting reveals a wartime love story between a black soldier and a white heiress.
  5. Genetically Engineered Potato Heist — Sophie leads a rapid con to retrieve a stolen agricultural prototype.
  6. Carnival Kidnapping — A family child is abducted during a chip theft, forcing Eliot to confront Roper.
  7. Hardison Buried Alive — Hardison is kidnapped and buried alive, triggering a desperate rescue mission.
  8. 3rd Gen Con Man Robbery — The team shifts from conning to robbing a veteran grifter, while Latimer's tracking is revealed.
  9. Airport Heart Theft — The team races to stop a contractor from stealing a transplant heart without equipment.
  10. Nuclear Weight Conspiracy — Jim Sterling requests help against a researcher, but Interpol's ulterior motives isolate Nate and arrest Sophie.
  11. College Psychology Investigation — The team infiltrates a sinister college program using undercover identities.
  12. Documentary Greeting Card Job — A documentary shoot goes awry when the team poses as efficiency experts.
  13. Embassy Infiltration Plot — Parker and female allies investigate a man using Peggy to breach embassy security.
  14. Mob Gang Extraction — Male allies extract an old acquaintance from Mexican and Irish mob entanglements.
  15. Latimer & Dubenich Declare War — Latimer and Dubenich officially launch a coordinated campaign against Leverage.

Seasons

Interactive Features

Episode Guide

Content sources

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