Like the show. I think the premise for keeping the "broken" agent in the field is a little weak, it would be obvious that the risks would far outweigh the benefits of saving face to the big boss. But I just go with that, and the rest of the show is well done, especially the dynamic between the two personalities.
One gripe with this episode (Hello, Henry) and many shows do this, is the meshing of all of Latin America into one stereotype. Supposedly they are doing the meet in Bogota, but when they get there it's a dry dusty town like those in the desert area of norther Mexico; Colombia's in the tropics folks. Trying to suspend belief for that becomes impossible though when later in the scene you see Mexican flags everywhere. Didn't try to hard with that one folks. Otherwise a great episode.

The show is fun to watch. The problem is that the premise doesn't make sense. I see no advantage to this "split-personality" system. It only creates problems. And, of course, it offers up a handy gimmick to create fake drama.

A good show. It's complicated, smart and moves along at a fast pace. I could see other shows spreading the story of the first few episodes over at least one season. Yet it doesn't seem rushed as it is all part of his complicated double life and the two sides feed off each other nicely.

But the fiery/HE explosion from the draino and tinfoil bomb made me laugh pretty hard...

good show. I hope theres more then 9 episodes.