Ep 12. The King George Job

In the Leverage season 3 episode 12 titled "The King George Job," the team is tasked with taking down an arrogant software CEO, played by guest star Michael Gladis, who has created a new, highly addictive and dangerous online game that is causing users to suffer from seizures and other health problems. The target is protected by top-level security, both online and in the physical world, making this one of the team's most challenging jobs yet.

As they begin their planning, the team decides to focus on the target's obsession with historical British royalty. They devise a plan to create a fake royal family, complete with a young "prince" who is actually one of the team's own members in disguise. The idea is to lure the target into the open by posing as a wealthy British family interested in investing in his new game.

To bring their plan to life, the team travels to England and sets up their base in a sprawling estate, complete with antique furnishings and a staff of actors posing as butlers, maids, and other servants. The team's fake prince, played by Aldis Hodge, is particularly convincing, with a British accent and regal bearing that fools even the target's own security team.

As the plan unfolds, the team must overcome various obstacles, including unexpected visitors, last-minute changes to the target's plans, and their own internal disagreements. In the end, they manage to pull off the heist with style and cunning, leaving the target reeling and bringing his dangerous game to a screeching halt.

Along the way, the episode offers plenty of suspense, humor, and clever tricks that are sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. It's a satisfying episode that showcases the team's ingenuity and chemistry, and offers a glimpse into their personal lives and motivations. Fans of the show will appreciate the way the episode stays true to the series' core themes of justice, loyalty, and redemption, while also offering a fresh and unpredictable narrative.