That song was called Different Sound by Teddybears. You can hear it on their site http://www.teddybearsrock.com/home.php

On THE MOLE episode, what was the song that was playing at the beginning of the show in the club. I've noticed it is also in an intel commercial as well.

It was a Gordian Knot

Does anyone know the name of the plastic 3-D puzzle/toy they called the "Worlds toughest brainteaser" the two professors were passing back in forth during their discussion?

I was less impressed by this episode than Toomey. I've always thought Colby was the weak link on the show, but his buddy Carter made him look like an Oscar winner. I also don't like to see the agents continuing to patronize Charlie. This trend undermines the entire premise of the show.

Actually, Charlie and Ameida were using sophisticated software back at his office to decrypt the hidden message. The zoom ins were his way of "dumbing" it down for the Don and the other agents.

Who knows, perhaps they can tell if a car was accelerating from evidence on the body. Of course it probably wouldn't be admissible in court, but would be enough to lead agents in a certain direction.

As for Colby turning his back, well there were a dozen agents trained on his buddy and I don't think he beleived for an instance that his war buddy would shoot him.

Actually, this episode might have finally made the decision to stop watching for me. The leaps of logic are becoming increasingly broad.

The first absurdity was that he could tell she had been hit by an accelerating vehicle with nothing more than the body. I don't buy it.

And then the information buried in the pictures. Fine, that I can buy...but you can't "zoom in" on pixels of an image until they're huge blocks and discover fully formed asian characters within a pixel. That's not how steganography works. The way it DOES work IS all about math, but they chose to use thios complete falsification of the decoding process. Where were the esteemed math consultants when this segment was laid out?

And what kind of cop turns his back on an armed bad guy who only moments earlier was about to shoot him and walks blissfully away, REGARDLESS of how many others have the suspect covered?? Wow, that's cool.

This show is really stretching to meet its concept and the absurdity is making it hard to buy into the stories.