Ep 1. Pilot

The show Breaking In, season 1, episode 1, known as Pilot, follows the story of a team of high-tech security experts who work for a company called Contra Security. The team is composed of unique individuals who have come together to use their skills for a single purpose: to break into high-security systems. They do this to help their clients identify weaknesses in their security systems that could be easily exploited by hackers.

The episode opens with a rapacious businessman, named Francis Gibson, who owns a huge corporation called the Gibson Company. Francis is unhappy with his staff's inability to provide him with adequate security and decides to hire a new company - Contra Security - to ensure that his firm is well protected.

The primary protagonist of the show, Cameron Price, is shown trying to break into Contra Security's headquarters. Cameron is a former hacker who is now working for Contra Security. He is reluctant to join the team and is only doing it to pay off his college debts. However, his natural talent and the team's infectious energy begin to bring him around.

Cameron meets the other members of the team - the quirky best friend Josh Armstrong, con artist and the only female member, Melanie Garcia, ultra-confident computer specialist Cash Sparks and leader of the team and inventor of the security systems, Oz.

The team is tasked with breaking into the Gibson Company's headquarters and stealing a valuable prototype. They quickly brainstorm ideas and decide on a plan to hack into the building's security systems. They spend hours mapping out the building, testing the security systems, and coming up with different scenarios to keep them safe. There is even a hilarious moment where Cash demonstrates how to use a taser.

The team creates a persona to get inside the building, and Cameron poses as a wealthy investor interested in Francis Gibson's new project to gain entry. Once inside, they must navigate the building's high-security system, which includes motion sensors, pressure-sensitive floors, and voice-activated doors.

The Gibson Company's CEO, Francis Gibson, proves to be a difficult target. He shows distrust for the Contra Security team and a fierce determination to keep his prototype from being stolen. He is always watching his staff closely and has cameras installed that are almost impossible to bypass. Despite their best efforts, the team realizes that the only way to get what they want is to outsmart Gibson at his own game.

As the plot unfolds, viewers are treated to an exciting and fascinating glimpse into the world of corporate espionage and high-stakes security. The show's direction is gripping, as the team expertly navigates the Gibson Company's security measures, taking the audience on an adrenaline-fueled journey through the razor-thin line between success and failure.

Overall, the Pilot episode of Breaking In Season 1 is an excellent start to the series. It introduces the characters and sets up the premise of the show well, with a smartly plotted storyline that keeps viewers engaged from beginning to end. The episode is full of adventure, humor and is sure to leave viewers wanting more. Those who enjoy action-packed shows with high-tech heists and clever schemes will definitely want to add this show to their watchlist.