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Summary: As the team members work their various jobs, they discover someone is spying on them, and the return of James Sterling (Mark Sheppard) further complicates things. When we last left Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton) and grifter Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman) on the Season 3 finale of LEVERAGE, they were in bed together after consummating their long-gestating attraction/affection toward one another. Moving into Season 4, that one little night will play a big role according to Hutton who plays the enigmatic and troubled Ford - a leader of a group of high-tech thieves who help innocent bystanders from being pummeled and robbed by big corporations and greedy individuals. It's a formula that's worked well for the TNT series (which airs its season premiere on Sunday night) which also stars Aldis Hodge as hacker Hardison, Christian Kane as fighter Eliot Spencer and Beth Riesgraf as expert thief Parker. LEVERAGE has also afforded Hutton a rather meaty role with Ford whose moral compass is constantly adjusted. He used to be on the side of good - working as an insurance investigator, but during the course of the first three seasons, he's had to come to accept that he is a thief - that is a thief who actually does good - all while dealing with his own personal demons as well. In this exclusive interview with ASSIGNMENT X, Hutton spoke about the new season, where things are heading and what the ate/Sophie hook-up actually means for the dysfunctional couple. ASSIGNMENT X: Do you enjoy having the extra episodes added on each year to the show? TIMOTHY HUTTON: It's pretty great. It's great building longer arcs and you can do more things within a longer season. AX: The whole arc of the first three years has been Nate rebuilding a new, makeshift family with his team - going into Season 4, do you sense the family is there now? HUTTON: I think that he's still conflicted about where he is in life and doing the right thing. I think he knows he's doing the right thing for other people, but not as far as repairing his own life. Is it enough to be focused on helping others and working with the team? There's a little bit of that going into the fourth season, but I think you're right, he's found a family with these other people - Parker, Hardison, Sophie and Eliot as they have with him and each other. Each one of them came to this as individuals who really only liked working alone, who only ever worked alone and suddenly they're part of a team. It's tough to get to a place where everyone trusted one another and understood what their function would be as part of the team. Once everyone did, they all kind of found a family. For Parker this represents her first kind of stable group she's been a part of without things going disastrously wrong. For Hardison as well. Eliot, being the Lone Ranger of the group, he would never admit he's become quite attached to the group. Sophie, the grifter, who has always been the free agent and changing identities as a thief - she's definitely embraced and become quite a strong voice in the planning of things. So we arrive at Season 4 with the team in a strong place with one another with success they've had, but there's definitely an undercurrent of concern that they've been exposed because of their success, in a way that people are out there looking for them. Now they have to watch their backs in a way they haven't had to before. They have to go a little bit underground. They found out there are people watching their every move and trying to kind of benefit from the Leverage team's success. This becomes troubling and it causes some tension in the group, so if anyone's doing anything that's not part of the playbook, there's some conflict between team members that we haven't quite seen before. HUTTON: They're not sure that whether Eliot saw Sophie in that room at the end of Season Three. They wonder if he did and would he say something to the others. They wonder how they are with each other. Do they say something? Most importantly, what people are going to find amusing and kind of strange in a way is that they don't know how to define it with each other. The moment they start talking about whether they're seeing each other, the other one says, "well, we're not really seeing each other." "Well, what would you call it?" "I don't know what you would call it?" They're so concerned what the others might think, they're forgetting the key thing of how each of them feel about it. It makes for some interesting times. Nate would kind of like to know what's going on. Sophie would like to know what's going on, all the while, they're working very closely on the various cons. AX: You mention that they have to go underground - does that mean they're not going to be at the bar anymore or does that mean they have to be more under the radar. HUTTON: More under the radar. They're still at McRoy's Bar. Many times, when a job is over, they meet at McGrory's. They just have to be under-the-radar, because they've got wind of a real possibility that they're being monitored by some of the most private places. They discover that perhaps where they live or the cars they drive, somebody has a window on to their every move.
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