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- Hunt, Mission Impossible has just closed its doors. Government decision. We're attached to the CIA now, I can't do anything for you. Besides, the CIA thinks the Syndicate doesn't exist, that it's just one of your inventions to create problems yourselves and then pretend that we have to keep Mission Impossible to fight against it.
- Very well, I'll disappear, then. .
- Hunt, you are on a street in London, half-naked, with killers obviously well-established there looking for you, all with no money, no contacts, no support, the CIA against you in the city with the most cameras in the world, all with job function email database a bullet in the gut! How are you going to get away with it?
– With a fade to black.

And poof, fade to black.

Six months more... what? Oh no, I'm not kidding. They really do a fade to black, just like that, no explanation required! What talent.

Six months later, I was saying, we find our agent Hunt in Cuba, hunted by the CIA, which wants to get this hothead back. Except that when an intervention team enters his apartment to arrest him, they discover that he is not there. It was a decoy, since he is in fact in Paris. At most, they find a phone that films them (without even being plugged in! It must have a hell of a battery to have lasted the time from Hunt's departure to the arrival of the CIA), as well as, as in any rotten movie, an entire wall with a map, thumbtacks, wires stretched in all directions, and of course, photos and newspaper clippings.

"But he only cuts out the headlines, not the articles? Is he stupid or what?"
The guys have tablets to hack things on the other side of the world, but they still feel compelled to cut up old newspapers and hang wires on walls whenever they do the slightest investigation. Finding lone wolves is easy: you monitor orders for old newspapers and wires, cross-reference the two databases, and poof, you've got them all. You even catch a psychopath or two in the process. It was easy.