Now I'm sure I'm tuning the right series on monday (at least were I live) nights.
The epi's name "200th hour" as explained iduring the epi, coming from pilots, which at an average make their first mistake at their 200th flight hour, just enough experience to get c0cky but just enough rookiness to screw it up. During a takedown parctice Mack catches a stray bullet from Brown (the new guy to the team), the injury is minor but since shooting your own guys during an op is just not right, the team's misses their chance to go on a field assingment to La Paz, Bolivia. Brown's really shaken up about it and hits the target range with his pistol till he's popped clear holes in the targets, and his hands are bleeding, from firing and reloading, Grey and Williams tell him to cool down that they all had their own 200th Hour mishap, Williams actually tossed a stray grenade that ended up landing a few meters away from the team and nearly blasted them all.
Mack however doesn't take the graze too well, he goes home and when his wife Tiffy asks about his bleeding arms he snaps at her, just short off domestic violence, which aparently is no news flash to Molly or the Col.
The ladies are about thier business organizing an afternoon tea for a lady Senator who's in the Armed Forces Comitee. At first they're being quite the a$$kissers, but after Molly rants out at her about the poor training conditions which had her husband shot in the arm, and the lack of funds for better training, alass they all end up in Kim's kitchen chugging down beers and scotch.
Jonas is a third party story, he's down in Indonesia where some fanaticly catholic kids went to build churches, the local militias are less than happy about it, so these modern day missionaries end up in need of rescue, Jonas is up for the task but a couple of them wanna stay and "do good work", Jonas however politly and coersibly makes them understand the wrong in their ways...

great epi now I'm really hooked up.

Jonas is sent off to Indonesia to help missionaries who don't really understand the situation they are in. Especially when two run off. Mack is shot during a training drill by Bob, but whose fault was it? And the lovely wives host a senator who is visiting the base. All up a great episode. Especially the way Tiffy goes off at the senator later in the ep.

Jonas has to help some people in Indonesia as they are trapped and he always seems to be Mr Reliable as well as seems to really care for his men and unit.
Bob shoots Mac in a training exercise while the women are playing host to a Seantor that will be coming over.
Great show and acting again! Led by the underrated but great Dennis Haysbert!

Not a whole heck of a lot went on here, really - Jonas's mission to Indonesia was a bit of a snoozer, as much as I enjoy watching Dennis Haysbert I just couldn't stay focused on what was going on there. The sequences with the wives were actually a lot more entertaining this time around, especially Tiffy's speech to the senator. I'm not sure I buy the scene with them sitting around on the kitchen counter drinking beer with the senator, but it was somewhat amusing.

Every new show has a period of set up where the whole premise and arc has to be laid out for the upscoming shows, but this one seems to have missed a step or two - we've gone straight from "this is who these people are and what they do" (bare bones) to the middle of a boring "day in the life..."

Also, considering the level that these guys supposedly operate at, are we really supposed to believe that the team leader would allow one of his team members to incur a useless and potentially debilitating injury like Bob got on his hand from the slide? I know it's not life threatening or anything more than an annoyance really, but there is always potential for infection, thus taking him off the team during recovery, or the possibility of it causing even a brief reduction in his efficiency should they be deployed before it has fully healed. It just seems a little ridiculous to me.