Other than Clare coming face to face with Joe as he tries to "win" her back, the momentum kind of came to a standstill with the bulk of the episode focused on Ryan and the Feds tracking one of the Cult members to an Armory where they train their prospective followers. There was one interesting new development and that was Roderick. I think he is more than a "follower". I think he believes he has a partnership with Joe and is the only reason I can think of that would allow him to question and interrogate Joe in a manner that would belittle him in the eyes of the other followers who happen to see this. Roderick won't be long for this world as he will become expendable.

I'm still a fan of the series, but I do understand and get why a lot of people are starting to get a little annoyed with certain parts of the show, namely the depiction of the Feds and Cops. They really are being portrayed as dumb and stupid because they can't even do the simplest things right. Everything can't be by the book or they wouldn't be able to move or sustain the plot for very long. If the Feds were solving everything, the show and the series would have been over by the second episode. So, those in law enforcement are required to continually botch things to keep giving the Hero of the show another opportunity to save the day. And it's not just on this show, but any and every show in existence in this genre. Even 24 was a victim of this as well, but that didn't stop me from loving every hour of that show.