Strike Back: Season 6

Season 6 overview

Section 20 pivots from tracking a terrorist to extracting an arms dealer in Libya. Mac and Wyatt go undercover in Budapest to infiltrate a white supremacist cell linked to Jane Lowry. Tensions rise as the team navigates hostile territory and shifting priorities.

Key story beats

  1. Terrorist Alert — Section 20 receives urgent briefing about a dangerous terrorist on the loose.
  2. Libya Extraction — The team diverts to extract a devious arms dealer from a volatile Libyan zone.
  3. Budapest Infiltration — Mac and Wyatt go undercover to infiltrate a dangerous group holding leverage over Lowry.
  4. Cover Compromised — Mac blows his cover and faces imminent death while evading hostile forces.
  5. Donovan Investigation — Donovan digs into Zarin's past, uncovering unsettling historical records.
  6. Chemical Threat — Lowry and Markov prepare to manufacture and unleash a deadly chemical agent.
  7. Novin Infiltration — Novin infiltrates a drug lord's home to secure critical intelligence for the team.
  8. Mission Resumption — The team locks and loads to resume their high-stakes mission amid mounting complications.
  9. Race for Idrisi — A frantic race ensues between Section 20 and Lowry to capture Omair Idrisi.
  10. Jensen Discovery — Jensen uncovers classified documents revealing the true scope of Project Tenebrae.
  11. Black Site Assault — Mac and Wyatt storm a heavily guarded black site to secure Idrisi before Lowry arrives.
  12. European Chase — The team encounters heavy resistance while racing to extract Idrisi across Europe.
  13. Jensen Truth Revealed — The team learns the shocking truth about Jensen's hidden ties to Project Tenebrae.
  14. Name Clearing Plan — Desperate to clear their names, the team hatches a big and reckless strategic plan.
  15. Reckless Execution — The team executes their high-risk operation under extreme pressure and heavy fire.

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