Dash (Stark Sands) and detective Lara Vega (Meagan Good) join forces to apprehend a lovesick killer in the upcoming episode of Fox's newest series "Minority Report."
In "Mr. Nice Guy," Comicbook Movie reports that the dynamic duo will hunt down a murderer made more dangerous due to heartbreak. Dash is now making full use of his precognitive ability to help the female operative nab the bad guys. At the same time, he continues to reach out to his siblings, twin brother Arthur (Nick Zano) and foster sister Agatha (Laura Regan). Both also have unique gifts and it is up to Dash to convince them to use it to help others.
Even after PreCrime, a law enforcement agency that specialized in identifying felons and stopping them before they actually hurt others, was dissolved, Dash continues see the future and wants to help stop crimes. He secretly teams up with officer Vega, but then realizes he cannot fully access his gift without Arthur.
His twin brother has moved on after their stint in PreCrime. He is now living in Washington and has developed a slightly dark side. In an interview with Hollywood Reporter, showrunner Kevin Falls teased that Arthur has changed a lot after being released from the agency.
"He used his precognitive ability for his own personal gain. He's not an evil twin. Arthur has been out there more, he's a little more street smart," said Falls.
As for Agatha, she has reportedly become a recluse, having been affected the most by her old life as a Precog. After leaving PreCrime, she just wants to stay away from society. Her brothers' decision to move into the city, however, is forcing her to get back to her old life.
Regan hinted to BuddyTV that her character may end being more calculating and bitter once Dash succeed in drawing her back into the fold. If that is the case, will Agatha turn out to be a drawback for the cause? And how about Arthur? Will Dash be able to convince him to put his gift to good use, just like before?
"Minority Report" airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on Fox.
