Ep 4. We Were Supposed to Help Each Other

The fourth episode of the first season of Crisis is titled "We Were Supposed to Help Each Other." In this episode, the story begins with Meg Fitch, who is taken in for questioning by the FBI. She is questioned in regards to her husband's involvement in the hostage situation after finding an old video of him working with the terrorist mastermind, Gibson.

Meanwhile, the hostages are still being held captive and things are getting worse by the minute. The group of teenagers now find themselves in the midst of a dangerous situation, with resources running low and no hope of rescue. As the situation becomes more and more dire, tensions run high among the group.

During this episode, we see more of the relationship between FBI Agent Susie and the Secret Service Agent Marcus Finley. They both have very different approaches to the situation, and Susie's willingness to bend the rules to get things done puts them at odds.

Meanwhile, Grace and Ian continue to work together to try and find a way to help the hostages. They come up with a plan to bring in a hostage negotiator, but their plan is met with resistance from Agent Finley who believes the negotiator is an unnecessary risk.

As the situation continues to escalate, the parents of the hostages are forced to make some tough decisions in order to secure the release of their children. This episode delves deeper into the parents' relationships with each other and how they cope with the crisis.

Overall, "We Were Supposed to Help Each Other" is a tense and emotional episode that brings us closer to the heart of the crisis. Relationships are tested, decisions are made, and the stakes are higher than ever before. Viewers will be left on the edge of their seats as they eagerly anticipate the next episode to see what happens next.