Flashpoint: We Take Care of Our Own The most polished script of the series was found in the latest episode, "We Take Care of Our Own." It had the perfect timing of the upcoming Remembrance Day, and of the new Canadian twenty dollar bills coming out. Take those, and add n the element of Jules and Sam now becoming expecting parents, and the primary antagonist dealing with leaving the military and having lost out at becoming a father, and the script writes itself.The issue of Jules and Sam being a couple has been of concern to the team. It was one of the reasons why Team One was put on probation, and it caused further problems when Greg had accidentally found out that Jules and Sam hid the relationship from him. The police higher ups had thought that if Jules and Sam were together, that it would affect their performance on the team. Now that they are expecting a child, Jules and Sam have become increasingly fearful in how they do their job. Enter the bad guys. They are all ex-military, making them professionals at committing crimes. Despite their previous extensive training, and their heist on the armored truck carrying the old twenties, they were still all portrayed as victims. No disrespect to Canadian veterans, but the villains on the show were nothing more than military flunkies that just could not cut it in real life, so they resorted to crime for money. If there was one thing the writers