Only one episode of Found‘s sophomore season remains, and it will feature the most difficult kidnapping situation that Gabi Mosely’s (Shanola Hampton) Mosely & Associates crisis management team has ever faced.
That’s because the victim in question is none other than young Jamie Reed (Parker Queenan), who finds himself forcibly taken by Sir’s half-sister Lena (Danielle Savre) just after it seemed like his captivity troubles were finally over. It’s a real gut punch for Margaret (Kelli Williams) and her estranged family members, given that they were only just reunited with the boy they thought they’d never see again.
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To put it bluntly, the Reeds simply can’t catch a break.
Found episode “Missing While a Family” sets up major hostage crisis for Season 2 finale
Season 2, Episode 21, “Missing While a Family,” lives up to its name by featuring parallel storylines about family. One centers around Jamie reuniting with his father and two sisters, while the other concerns a local Jewish family that mysteriously goes missing on Shabbat (the Jewish day of rest). While M&A works to track down the latter, Sir (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) agrees to help the FBI catch Lena via a sting operation, after Gabi successfully tricks him into thinking that Lena poisoned her.
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But blood still runs thicker, and Sir ultimately turns on his government masters and helps Lena escape justice once again. Angrier than ever before, Lena decides to hit M&A where it hurts by nabbing Jamie. “Lena’s wild,” cast member Karan Oberoi (Dhan Rana) told NBC Insider during a recent Zoom call. “There are some very cool scenes coming up with her. I can just tell you that it’s going to be tied up nicely and [Danielle] brought a great character to the screen.”
How can you watch the Found Season 2 finale?
The Season 2 finale of Found — “Missing While Dying” — airs on NBC next Thursday (May 15) at 10 p.m. ET.
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