Kennedy
performed by Ratatat

An expansive coming-of-age novel about a 15-year-old boy forced to survive on his own after his parents are sent to prison for robbing a bank.

Elizabeth meets with Adam Dorwin, a manager of a private company contracted by the U.S. government for the missile defense program. Dorwin is later revealed to be a KGB agent codenamed "Udacha", and feels nervous and alone because the KGB cannot contact him out of fear the FBI capturing him; the FBI has new encrypted radios so the KGB cannot tell when they are being followed. Elizabeth turns her focus on another man who handles the technology, and learns the encryption devices are mobile. She and Philip track down one of the mobile units in the trunk of an FBI car. Elizabeth manages to make an imprint of an encrypted card, at the risk of being caught in the car's trunk. Meanwhile, Stan pressures Nina into learning if the KGB will meet with Udacha. When the code is learned by the KGB, the meeting is set. The FBI knew of it and follows Udacha's contact to the supposed meet, while Elizabeth kills Udacha at another site. These actions force the KGB to realize they have a mole.

Jack Robinson, a homosexual prostitute, is found dead in a storage room of a hotel during a wedding reception with the I.D. of Andrew Hingham (John Magaro). Detective Fin questions his son Ken (Ernest Waddell) about Robinson and Hingham, since they both volunteered at Williams House. Ken leads Fin to Hingham and he confess in killing Robinson in self defense since Robinson was high on crystal meth and forced him to perform oral sex on him. He beat his face and knocked his teeth, and placed his wallet on him out so the police would assume it was Hingham that was dead. Hingham is suffering from schizophrenia according to Dr. Stanton (Ally Walker); she routinely kept him drugged and even performed electro convulsive therapy on him. At Dr. Stantons' home, Fin and Huang question her on why she bailed him out of jail and not his mother. She claims that she is doing what is best for her patient, and Huang calls it unorthodox and Fin says he could arrest her for custodial interference. They hear a noise upstairs and it's Hingham who is drugged and fell out of his bed. She claims he has been off his meds and she is trying to ease him back on his regimen. They hear a baby crying in another room. Hingham admits to Benson that they have been having sex since he was 13 years old and the baby is his. It's discovered that he was never schizophrenic and she drugged him since that was the only way he would have sex with her. In Supreme Court at allocution she is pleading guilty for a lesser sentence and turns to Hingham to confess her feelings for him. The judge rules that she gets 20 years and on her way out she says when she gets released she will be waiting for Hingham .