Martin will have to rely also on the trust of expert data manipulator Maggie (Tina Majorino, Bones) and DCO task force director Nelson Gates (Steve Harris, The Rock). He will also have to prove he can be trusted while under a lease by Agents McGuire (Ali Larter, Final Destination), an old flame-turned-fellow operative, and Rice (Morris Chestnut, Under Siege 2), who’s trying to uncover secrets he believes Martin is hiding. Martin will find his family, who he’s struggling to make time for, be under constant threat. Martin’s FBI’s Division of Covert Operations (DCO) keeps an extra eye on him while he constantly struggles with his real identity outside of the “legends” he has created. The show was developed by Howard Gordon (24), Jeffrey Nachmanoff (Traitor) and Mark Bomback (Die Hard 4.0) and based on the book by Robert Littell (The Company). A mysterious stranger named McCombs (Billy Brown) causes him to question his sanity one day and leads him to an endless maze of confusion. Plot: Martin Odum (Sean Bean) is a deep undercover FBI agent who has an uncanny ability to transform himself into a different person for each job, becoming a “legend.” But his own identity comes into question when a mysterious stranger (Billy Brown, The Following) suggests that Martin isn’t who he thinks he is. A top-notch, addicting first season of espionage with a second season’s worth of like-it-or-hate-it gangster melodrama merits some interest.

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