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Repost van Darkling. Aan hem de credits.

Main cast
Piper Perabo as Anne Catherine "Annie" Walker: a 28-year-old CIA trainee who is suddenly promoted to field operative in order to help capture her ex-boyfriend, but the cause of her promotion is unknown to her. In addition to English, she speaks seven languages fluently, including Italian, Russian,[5] Spanish,[6] German, French, Farsi, and Portuguese , which she says is her favorite.[7] She also speaks several other languages with varied skill levels, including, Hebrew, Estonian, and Sinhalese.
Christopher Gorham as August "Auggie" Anderson: a CIA military intelligence/special ops officer who was blinded while on a mission in Iraq. Even though he is still grieving about his accident, he frequently lightens the mood by cracking jokes about his disability. He guides Annie through the paces at her new job. Auggie is a very exceptional athlete, winning two high school state championships in wrestling two years in a row. He has four older brothers and is an Eagle Scout.[8]
Kari Matchett as Joan Campbell: a senior officer who heads the Domestic Protection Division (DPD); Annie's supervisor and Arthur Campbell's wife. In the first few episodes of the series, she suspects Arthur is cheating. She is also has shown to have difficulty separating work from her personal life as shown in the couple's therapy sessions.[9]
Anne Dudek as Danielle Brooks: Annie's older sister, who is married and has two children, and in whose guest house Annie lives. She is unaware of Annie's real career, knowing only Annie's cover-that she works in acquisitions at the Smithsonian Museum.[10] In season 2, episode 10, Annie tells Danielle the truth of her job and Danielle, upset over being lied to all this time, demands Annie move out.
Sendhil Ramamurthy as Jai Wilcox: a CIA officer assigned to DPD by Arthur Campbell. His family has a long history with the CIA; his father Henry was formerly the D/NCS.
Peter Gallagher as Arthur Campbell (Season 2+, recurring previously): the CIA Director of the National Clandestine Service (D/NCS); Joan Campbell's husband.