Part 3: The Eye and the Prime Object

Season 1Episode 390 mindéc. 13, 2006
Part 3: The Eye and the Prime Object

Joe tries to save his daughter by using his resources and alliances, but one of his allies has a separate agenda, one that imperils the world.

Part 3: The Eye and the Prime Object has aired on déc. 13, 2006 at 21:00
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