It looks like everyone outside of the situation room is likewise interested by Colby's arrival at his cubicle. Empty cubicle, to be precise. "You guys don't waste any time around here, huh?" Colby comments, indicating his cleared-off desk. I was sort of struck by how the use of "you guys" and "around here" made Colby sound as though he were already removing himself from the collective of the FBI. I don't for a minute believe that he's leaving for a new position, but I was interested at his detachment, given how long he actually spent being one of "you guys" "around there." Don says they were instructed to send his stuff to Quantico. "Yeah, I could've figured," Colby mutters. Megan brightly asks how Colby's feeling, because he looks so much better that he did only hours after his torture. Colby shrugs that there's no appearance of permanent damage -- ah, but what of your relationship with David? -- and that he's just supposed to "sit tight" there until he gets reassigned.

David gazes out of the window at the conversation he can't hear. Liz wonders if he's going to go say something. David doesn't know what there is to say. Just then, Charlie interrupts to say they have a match on the facial recognition. Liz stares at an image and says, "That's her…[reading] Andrea Barton." Another match from the L.A. County morgue pops up, identifying a body as a Jane Doe. "I guess that answers the question [of] whether the video was real or not," Liz comments.