"Leverage" - "The Two Live Crew Job" Quiz

Answer: Gustav Klimt

The Mercers explained that their father had managed to smuggle the artwork out of Europe just before the war, but their father did not make it out of Europe. While the Mercers have worked to reclaim Holocaust art every day, this painting was especially important to them and they spent a lifetime searching for it.

Answer: Dogs Playing Poker

When the crew broke into the office, Parker complained that their plan seemed like cheating because it was not like the elaborate cons they usually executed. Hardison then explained exactly what would have to be done in order to execute a job of this complexity, and it was juxtaposed opposite footage of another crew executing that exact plan at the exact same time.

This resulted in the art having already been stolen and replaced with dogs playing poker by the time the team cut the wall apart.

Answer: Hebrew

Mikel was an amazing opponent for Eliot in this episode and she asked him early on if he spoke Hebrew. She was later described by Hardison as being ex-Mossad, or Israeli Intelligence, with considerable experience as an international mercenary.

Answer: bird

Once they found out it was a bird, Parker encountered Apollo in the air ducts with a birdcage. They were stuck in the ducts talking and she asked him what kind of bird he chose, to which he responded that it was a North American Kestrel, which he chose because it was a relatively small bodied bird with a large enough wingspan to set off the motion detectors. Parker said that she would have used a Scarlet Tanager bird because of the wingspan and that fact that their bright colors were more distracting.

Answer: Chaos

It was revealed at the end of the episode that it was not Marcus Starke that had sent the bomb to Sophie, but rather it was Chaos, who was infuriated at the prospect that Marcus would have potentially enlisted Sophie to be on his crew for this job. Chaos had evidently planned an elaborate double-cross, but knew he would not succeed if he had to go up against Sophie.

He then tried to kill Starke with a car bomb before fleeing the scene.

Answer: her phone

Parker was extremely irritated that she had been bested by another thief, much like the rest of the crew was when they realized their own counterpart opponents. Fortunately, the fact that Parker's phone had an advanced GPS tracking system later lead the team to the other crew's hideout.

Answer: Italian job

Nate was extremely high strung during the briefings about Marcus and was very bothered by him. Eliot asked the devil's advocate question about whether Nate was upset about the job or if it was about another man, much like himself, having had a very close relationship with Sophie. The question was not answered, but one could deduce that it was probably a bit of both.

Answer: Nathan Ford

Starke explained to Nate that he had chosen to use his name and a cover as an insurance representative to gain access to the Auction House's security system. Surely, comic relief was another reason for his use of Nate's name.

Answer: Myanmar

After Eliot spoke of having been in Myanmar, Mikel told him that she was a sniper in Myanmar for awhile in 2003, which caused Eliot's demeanor to change with the realization that he was probably shot by Mikel.

Answer: No

When Apollo stole Parker's cell phone, Hardison was able to track the phone to Starke's secret hideout. While there the crew stole all of Starke's forged paintings, identical to the van Gogh in question, and they reclaimed Parker's phone. After they realized that Chaos had planted the bomb that almost killed Sophie, they intercepted his getaway and planted the fake paintings (minus the one they gave to Starke) and the real painting as his luggage.