Alias The Frame (2001–2006) Online
Sydney and Vaughn must track Kazari Bomani down to get hold of a piece of the Rambaldi puzzle before the Covenant gets their hands on it. Meanwhile, Jack reveals his suspicions to Senator Reed about his daughter Lauren's allegiances, and Vaughn decides what to do about his marriage.
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
 | Jennifer Garner | - | Sydney Bristow |
 | Ron Rifkin | - | Arvin Sloane |
 | Michael Vartan | - | Michael Vaughn |
 | Carl Lumbly | - | Marcus Dixon |
 | Kevin Weisman | - | Marshall Flinkman |
 | Melissa George | - | Lauren Reed |
 | Greg Grunberg | - | Eric Weiss |
 | David Anders | - | Julian Sark |
 | Victor Garber | - | Jack Bristow |
 | Djimon Hounsou | - | Kazari Bomani |
 | Peggy Lipton | - | Olivia Reed |
 | Raymond J. Barry | - | Senator George Reed |
 | Stephen Spinella | - | Mr. Kishell |
 | Dmitri S. Boudrine | - | Lubo (as Dimitri Boudrine) |
 | Dimitri Diatchenko | - | Vilmos |
When Lauren brings up Jack's information on the screen (to figure out who went on her computer) it shows Jack's birthplace as London, Ontario, Canada. Victor Garber, who plays Jack, was born there.
The painting behind Lauren as she makes the call to Sark from the restaurant (at around 09:30) is "Portrait of a young lady holding a cat" by Renaissance artist Francesco Bachiacca. The original is dated to 1525.
When Jack is checking Lauren's E-mail account there are several e-mails from a Jason Delevan. Jason Delevan was a special technical adviser who was in charge of the on screen graphics and computer simulations on the show.
Djimon Hounsou was billed as Special Guest Star in this episode.
The mysterious bangs. Sydney seems to have bangs at the office but when meeting with Mr. Kishell they disappear and then return back at the office.