Indian Takers

Indian Takers is the third episode in Season 2 of Lab Rats: Elite Force.

Plot
After finding out that Douglas was not her real father-he injected bionics into his wife Annie's niece by her first marriage and renamed her from Naomi to Bree- as well as discovering Douglas was being arrested for some charges against Davenport Industries as well as not stopping the shape-shifters and being injured, Bree met Kaz at the harbormaster's lodge to talk about their future. Bree decided to call it quits with Kaz and to take some time off to discover what's important to her in her life. After reading the first two thirds of Eat, Pray, Love she decided to visit India for a spiritual awakening.

Bree took a flight to India where, after a brief shopping spree (because she grabbed the wrong luggage at the airport) she met with a Shaman (actually Skylar). The "Shaman" told her that was most important to her was at her home. The concierge informed her that her AmEx card was maxed out and her Shaman visit was cancelled. Bree looked back and saw her Shaman's tent has disappeared and was replaced with an ostrich.

Back at Davenport Tower, Bree announced to her family that she was going to marry Kaz. Also, Douglas was going to give her some of the family stimulus money if she testified at his hearing. Following their wedding, Kaz and Bree visited James Carr to buy a modest new home but he fixed them up in a lavish mansion with a predatory loan.

Upon realizing Bree's testimony needed to be believable in order to receive any stimulus money, Kaz and Bree decided to visit a Method Acting clinic, actually a methadone clinic. Bree again lost hope in Kaz and ran into Gussy Russ. The Duncans, Gussy, and his girlfriend Jordie went to C.W. Swappigan's for dinner and while Kaz and Jordie were off in the restroom Bree thought Gussy's ostrich farm was a divine sign so she and Gussy absconded to start a new life together. Although the lovemaking was short and the dance sessions long, Bree became happy. Until she woke up under a giant pecking ostrich.