'Scorpion' season 2 episode 2 spoilers and pilot episode recap: Walter and Paige kiss

The upcoming episode of "Scorpion" is entitled "Cuba Libre" and the official synopsis reads, the team travels to Cuba to catch a Serbian war criminal after a woman from Cabe's past pleads for his help; Alana de la Garza returns as the new head of Homeland Security; and Walter meets a new friend while completing court-mandated community service.

In the preview for the episode, it seems that the team will run into trouble while they are in Cuba. The episode seems to be a lot more action packed as the producers promised. The scenes show that the team might get in trouble with the Cuban authorities. The viewers will also get to meet Ray, Walter's new friend.

The first episode of the new season began with Cabe as he worked on a movie set that has Gene Simmons in it. He worked as a technical consultant until he got a call from Homeland as they offered his old job back. Walter was doing therapy when Cabe picked him up from the hospital.

In the meantime, Paige had dreamed about working in the diner when the rest of the team came in. Walter and Cabe entered the headquarters and Cabe briefed the team on a new situation. The team met the new head of Homeland Security named Adriana Molina.

Molina informed the team that there is a Russian satellite that is plummeting toward Earth, but no one is sure if it is a bomb or not. Cabe suggested that it could be a spy satellite. The team worked hard to figure out what was going on.

Happy built a device that Walter needs to send up in a weather balloon, but when she tested it, it blew up in her face that forced Paige to go in her place instead. Paige and Walter jumped from the balloon and the team is able to resolve the problem.

The rest of the team goes out to dinner. Walter and Paige had a conversation and Walter kissed Paige in the end.

"Scorpion" airs every Monday.

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