Undercover Blues

Jefferson and Jane Blue delight in the joys that come with being new parents. Their baby daughter becomes the center of their universe, bringing both happiness and new challenges.

Amid their newfound joys, Jefferson and Jane face a significant disagreement over their daughter's name. This dispute highlights the tensions in their quest for a normal life versus their excitement for adventure.

While navigating the busy streets of New Orleans, the Blues continuously thwart the antics of a persistent mugger known as Muerte. Their cleverness and teamwork allow them to fend off his attempts to disrupt their lives.

An old comrade from Jefferson's past, Frank, unexpectedly approaches the couple with an enticing offer related to espionage. He proposes an opportunity that would extend their parental leave and provide a substantial bonus.

Swayed by the promise of extra maternity leave, Jefferson and Jane reluctantly accept one last mission. Their goal is to locate a former Czech Secret Police officer, Novacek, who possesses a dangerous experimental explosive.

As they dig deeper into their assignment, Jefferson and Jane attract the attention of Lieutenant Sawyer, a detective in New Orleans. His suspicions about their activities add a layer of tension to their mission.

Despite the risks, Jefferson and Jane choose to confide in Sawyer and Sergeant Halsey about their true intentions. This decision reflects their growing trust and the dangerous situation they find themselves in.

To gain an advantage, Jane cleverly disguises herself as Muerte to contact Novacek's henchmen. Her resourcefulness showcases her commitment to the mission while keeping up the ruse.

As tensions rise, Jane and Jefferson realize they must move quickly to confront Novacek. Their journey toward his lair amplifies the risks and tests their family bonds.

Jane and their infant child are captured by Novacek’s henchmen, placing Jefferson in a dire situation. He is forced to negotiate for their safety while grappling with the emotional fallout of the crisis.

Determined to rescue Jane and their child, the Blues devise a daring escape plan. This critical moment tests their love and willingness to fight for their family's safety.

In a tense standoff within a salt mine, Jane faces off against Novacek, struggling to gain the upper hand. Meanwhile, Jefferson attempts to distract Novacek to facilitate Jane's escape.

As Jane breaks free from Novacek’s grasp, Jefferson boldly taunts him with a flamethrower, forcing a confrontation. Their teamwork leads to Novacek's capture by Frank, marking a pivotal win for the couple.

With the mission complete and their family safe, the Blues prepare for their departure. Before sailing to Cuba, they handle Muerte one last time, signifying the end of a chaotic chapter in their lives.