This episode begins in media res.

Number 47: Haladki says that they have decoded 47 Rambaldi predictions.

SD in SD-6 stands for Section Disparue (the section that disappeared).

Overall this episode features 8 minutes and 18 seconds (approx.) of clip from previous episodes.

Sydney: (about SD-6) As I said before, Mr. Kendall, they were very convincing. Now, I might not have been a genius at nineteen years old, but I was smart enough to know what questions to ask. They had all the right answers.
Kendall: Says here you were a genius.

Jack: Haladki. I'll talk to him.
Vaughn: No, the problem is he's not talking.
Jack: (seriously) He'll talk to me.

Kendall: And after she died, your father raised you? Is that right?
Sydney: No. He hired a nanny.

Jack: (to Haladki) Just so we're clear: you report this conversation, and you'll never wear a hat again.

Sydney: No, I don't have a hard time keeping a secret. What I don't enjoy is lying to my friends, or being in a constant state of jetlag from flying to the far corners of the world for a man that I wish were dead.

(Vaughn is driving and Sydney is in the trunk)
Sydney: You didn't think about it. Not once. The possibility that Rambaldi could be right about me.
Vaughn: No. I didn't.
Sydney: Why not?
Vaughn: Because I believe in you. Do you think I'd just throw anyone in my trunk?

Visual: Sydney breathing air from the tyre

This is a nod to the James Bond film A View to a Kill.

This episode features several scenes from past episodes:

"Truth Be Told": Sydney sits at a table outside and a man comes up to her, gives her a card; Sydney sits in a library. She takes out the card and looks at it; Sydney's at a phone booth, calling SD-6 for the first time; Sydney signs a bunch of sheets; Sydney fires a gun at a shooting range and kicks someone in a practice fight; Sydney laughs and Danny is on one knee, with a ring box open. He's singing loudly to her; Sydney walks in the bathroom and finds Danny dead in the bathtub. She cries out; Sydney is in her truck when she sees two agents in a car down point the laser and shoot at her; Sydney kicks an agent, elbows him, kicks him. He has her arm twisted by and she flings the antennae off a car in his face. She kicks him in the head; Jack and Sydney sit in his car; Sydney, with red hair, walks in Sloane's office and puts down the Mueller device on his desk; Sydney walks across the CIA emblem on the floor of the building with the secretary; Jack goes to see Sydney at Danny's grave.

"The Prophecy": Sloane walks into the Alliance meeting; Sydney jumps off a cliff and her parachute opens. She floats by the Cristo Redentor.

"So It Begins": Vaughn shows Sydney the large map of SD-6 and how far their connections reach; Marshall, wearing big rubber gloves, gives the demonstration; Sydney walks in the airport. Vaughn meets here, posing a janitor. She drops the disk in his cleaning tray; Vaughn hurriedly walks to Sydney and drops the disks in her bag just as she gets in the car with Dixon; Sydney in a black wig runs down a hallway, dodging bullets. She dives in the elevator, climbs on top of it and then slides down the elevator shaft wire next to it; Sydney, dressed as a maid with a long blond wig, kicks one of the goons; As the maid, Sydney kicks one of the goons and jumps up to kick him again.

"Spirit": Sloane smiles and outstretches his arms to Sydney. She looks at him; Marshall puts on the big pink sunglasses; Sydney and Will argue as she walks out the door for yet another mission, ending the group's Boggle game; Sydney, in the blond curly wig, kicks Driscoll's bodyguard and he breaks the glass wall, falling through; By the pool, Sydney stands in the black bikini.

"Time Will Tell": Sydney looks at the codes written in the books her father gave her mother; Sydney and Ana fight in the cave in Argentina; With the clock safely in her bag, Sydney runs from Ana and the K-Directorate agents who just shot Donato. She runs to the building, slides on a clip on the railing, and jumps off the building; Sydney and Dixon see the Rambaldi sign on the lid in Argentina.

"Mea Culpa": Marshall holds up a phone that has a biometric censor; Sydney parachutes down to the party, unzips her suit to reveal a dress and heals. She walks into the party.

"A Broken Heart": Marshall holds up a purse that contains a parabolic microphone; Sydney, in a braided orange wig and green clothes, kicks the bodyguard; Sydney flips off the wall and kicks the bodyguard.

"Doppleganger": Sydney and Dixon sneak into the Badenweiler plant; Sydney drives the ambulance; the car behind them blows up; Sydney grabs the fire poker, hits the bodyguard's gun away.

"Parity": Sydney, wearing a red wavy wig and a red dress, swings down on a chain and kicks Ana in the stomach.

"Reckoning": Sydney fights off one of the orderlies in the mental institution; In London, Sydney wears the long black wig and green dress.

"Page 47": Sydney, on the boat, jumps up and swings down, kicking the large goon with the briefcase handcuffed to his hand, in the chest; Sydney flails around on the wire as she is being shot from the guards below. She cuts the wire, slides down, and crashes through the window in the building.

"The Confession": Sydney walks into the club in the auburn wig and red dress.

"The Coup": In Vegas, Sydney walks in with the silver showgirl/waitress outfit.