During the ads, Gary's has gotten on the phone to Uncle Alan, who was oblivious to his exit. At HQ, things have calmed down and Rachel (who, it turns out, can conveniently shut down her senses when she needs to and thus is not dead) is looking over the stun device Skylar left behind, built entirely out of crap she scavenged from the office in less than ten minutes. Maybe next time they should stash her on the roof instead of in a room full of electronics. Nina takes Skylar's side, saying she doesn't blame her for bailing, given how guys with guns are after her. Rosen says it's not up to them any more, which is when Nina realizes Skylar was right: "We're flunkies." Just now getting the memo?

Gary's not driving after all, but he hails a cab to Queens, with very specific instructions for the driver to avoid streets beginning with certain letters and numbers. That must put a crimp in the team's field missions. I just hope he has cash.

Cley is back at Alpha HQ, giving Rosen an update: Skylar had been both working for the NSA and sending unbreakable coded messages to someone named Z. He suspects Skylar may have been spying for some other country, or worse -- given the complexity of the code she was using -- Red Flag. And he doesn't seem too interested in anything Rosen might have to say to try to calm him down. Okay, good talk!