Ep 6. Episode 6

In Misfits season 1 episode 6 "Episode 6," the group of young offenders with superhuman abilities face some unexpected challenges. The episode starts with Alisha, Curtis, and Simon experiencing a mysterious power outage at the community center where they've been performing their community service. Before they have a chance to investigate, a group of masked men wearing animal masks break into the building and hold them hostage.

As they try to figure out who their captors are and what they want, tensions rise among the group. Alisha and Curtis butt heads as they struggle to come up with a plan to escape, while Simon becomes more and more anxious in the face of danger. Meanwhile, Kelly is dealing with her own set of problems - she's been struggling to control her new ability to read people's thoughts, and it's been causing issues in her personal life.

As the episode progresses, the group learns more about their captors and the reason behind their abduction. The masked men are members of a group called The Virtue, who believe that the young offenders are a danger to society and need to be taken down. Things go from bad to worse when The Virtue reveals that they've also captured Nathan and plan to execute him as an example to others.

With time running out, the Misfits must work together to outsmart their captors and save Nathan. They use their individual abilities in creative ways, and eventually come up with a plan that just might work. But as they attempt their escape, they realize that they've been betrayed by someone close to them - and that their troubles are far from over.

Overall, Misfits season 1 episode 6 "Episode 6" is a tense and action-packed installment of the series. The episode showcases the strengths of each of the main characters, as well as the relationships and conflicts between them. It also introduces a new set of villains that pose a serious threat to the Misfits and their world. Fans of the show will be on the edge of their seats as they watch the group fight for their lives and their freedom.