David Boreanaz as Jason looking serious in SEAL Team with a promo image behind him
Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from SEAL Team season 7, episode 6, "Hundred-Year Marathon."Following Jason's shocking departure in the previous hour, Bravo tries to survive without him in SEAL Team season 7, episode 6, and although they run into a few hiccups, they prove they can manage without their team leader. The Paramount+ military drama TV series, created by Benjamin Cavell, is in its last season, meaning it's undergoing many changes.
Does Bravo Successfully Capture Jun? Bravo's Mission To Tie China To Drug Traffickers Continues Close Following Jason's departure, Bravo gets a new mission to take a step further in their pursuit to tie the Chinese government to Sai Lou's drug trafficking operation in the sixth episode of SEAL Team season 7. The SEALs' joint task force with the DEA has been a bit of a roller coaster so far, and the bumpy ride only continues.
The good news is that Bravo eventually gets the go-ahead to extradite Jun, but the bad news is that the unknown team finds them before they can leave the safe house. Thankfully, the SEALs previously prepared for this exact situation and get out alive with Jun in tow. So, perhaps Bravo isn't too affected by Jason leaving in SEAL Team season 7. However, their mission is seemingly for nothing because China submits an extradition request when they learn Jun was taken to Thailand.
After rushing him to the hospital, the doctors stabilize Mikey, but since he stopped breathing in the ambulance, they have him on sedation while he recovers. Consequently, Mikey might have symptoms of confusion, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and memory issues . His blood tests show that tranq, a street drug, was in his system. Jason speaks with Mikey's friend, Doug, who apologetically admits to giving Mikey a painkiller that was given to Doug by a friend when he got hurt wrestling.
8 Jason now believes that war truly has the last word since he thinks he almost got his son and his team killed. He thinks he can't be Bravo-1 and a dad, and it's unclear where Jason goes from here after episode 6, "Hundred-Year Marathon." It seems like David Boreanaz's Jason's trauma in SEAL Team season 7 has been building up to him either dying or eventually leaving Bravo by the time the series finale comes around.
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