The Code - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Episode 1
Jesse and Ned are facing the possibility of extradition to the US to face serious charges. Fortunately Australian National Security is sitting on an explosive case they can't crack, and Jesse might just be the man to do it.

Episode 2
Kidnapped by Roth, Jesse and Hani disappear into the jungles of West Papua. Hoping it will buy them time to find the data the authorities need, Jesse reluctantly makes a deal unlock an encrypted file.

Episode 3
Racing to save Remsey from false imprisonment and find Callum, Jesse and Roth forge an unlikely alliance. Ned contacts an undercover photojournalist to help find Jesse.

Episode 4
Ned and Jesse are hiding with Roth, and Jesse lies to save his own skin and Hani's father. A political rally turns ugly as Jesse works furiously to decrypt the files.

Episode 5
Roth vows revenge after the death of a relative, while Jesse is torn between genuine care for Roth & the need to disarm the digital time bomb that is waiting to explode.

Episode 6
Roth, ready to show the world what it feels like to be brutalised & powerless to stop it, sets his shocking plan in motion. Jesse Banks must consider whether violent means can deliver peaceful ends.
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