The Human Target himself, Mark Valley, guest stars in tonight’s new episode of Blood & Treasure which is called “The Lunchbox of Destiny.”
Here’s how they describe it:
The FBI offers Danny and Lexi information that will help them in their search for Cleopatra, but only if Danny is able to get his incarcerated father, Patrick (Mark Valley), to give up the location of paintings that he helped steal 20 years earlier. Also, Farouk deals with a loose end and takes a big step forward in his master plan, on BLOOD & TREASURE, Tuesday, July 2 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
Some photos can be found below.
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"The Lunchbox of Destiny" -- The FBI offers Danny and Lexi information that will help them in their search for Cleopatra, but only if Danny is able to get his incarcerated father, Patrick (Mark Valley), to give up the location of paintings that he helped steal 20 years earlier. Also, Farouk deals with a loose end and takes a big step forward in his master plan, on BLOOD & TREASURE, Tuesday, July 2 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured Sofia Pernas as Lexi Vaziri Photo: Jonathan Wenk/CBS ©2018 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Blood & Treasure stars Matt Barr (Danny McNamara), Sofia Pernas (Lexi Vaziri), Michael James Shaw (Aiden Shaw), Katia Winter (Gwen Karlsson), James Callis (Simon Hardwick), Oded Fehr (Karim Farouk), Alicia Coppola (Dr. Anna Castillo), and Mark Gagliardi (Father Chuck).
Recurring cast appearing in the episode includes Antonio Cupo (Captain Fabi), Tony Nash (Omar), Karl Graboshas (Lt. Heinz), and Sharon Taylor (The Scorpion).
Additional guest stars include Judson Leblanc (Young Danny), Ali Hassan (Taj), Conrad Pla (FBI Agent Harper), James Loye (Dr. Aniotti), Rick Gomez (Chappie), Mark Valley (Patrick McNamara), Philippe Hartmann (Cedar Prison Guard), Catherine Audet Lapointe (FBI Tech), Susan Bain (Mrs. Farley), Anna Silk (Roarke), Anthony Jones Nestoras (Big Guy), Al Goulem (Tim Keeler), and Abdellatif Chaouqi (Street Artist).
