rexytheking

Before this episode, I was completely on Liz's side, I felt that there were things that she deserved to know and that Red really should tell her. But man did this episode change that. Reddington: "Solomon is going to steal a nuclear warhead from the US Air Force". Liz: "NO. I'm going through with my wedding" I mean seriously? And the whole "No pressure or anything about you guys stopping a huge criminal syndicate from getting their hands on nuclear weaponry, but my weddings later today and I'd like you to be the minister". Seriously? She even got Aram to focus on this more than the mission. I think Liz has just desensitized the entire task force to care about useless things... That Gina and the Major scene...seriously how many times is gina going to backstab people, AND get away with it? Seriously you'd think people living that sort of life would understand to trust no one. Kudos to Tom for actually telling Liz the truth. Also that gunfight...yeah thats about as much as i have to say about that.

Seriously, if they made Frank commit suicide for this, I would have dropped the show immediately. I think that Frank and Laurel are the most interesting part of the show (besides Annalise of course). The fact that they're always one step ahead of everyone else is just nice to watch. Both of them were pretty amazing in season 1 but kind of died in season 2. That's because they were amazing soloers but when they got together, everything went downhill... This Asher, Michaela thing is really odd to me. It's just pure lust and just confusing. So I guess its a pretty good representation of a real relationship I guess...

Haha for a second there, I was judging previouslytv pretty hard because when you said "perfect blacklist", I actually thought that you thought it was a good episode... That was terrible. Samar's brother being the ultimate terrorist bad guy was painfully obvious. Just in general, I just hate Samar's character. For a second there I was rooting for the Iranian guys to kill Samar after she went to go kiss her ex-boyfriend. Sadly they missed and shot the ex-boyfriend instead... Seriously though? Swallowing a fish hook = "I don't know you"? I really don't think Tom knows what he's doing at this point. He just is so blinded by Liz that he's willing to do pretty much anything but has no idea what he's doing.

I'm honestly half expecting a Dexter like scene where someone dies and everyone shifts any and all blame onto that person.

Possible plot twists: Aiden is having an affair with Oliver.- the show would do that just to torture me "Lawyer" Nate called is Hannah <- this would be awesome Laurel is actually completely sane (at this point i think everyone agrees she's a sociopath) Bonnie is secretly in love with Frank Annalise actually doesn't know anything <- now wouldn't that just be funny?

So a few things: The episode was decent. I mean it was "good" but I feel that the past few episodes have been so good this one kind of pales in comparison. I was pretty sure that Annalise was going to pin it on someone else. I mean that's what you're supposed to do as a defense attorney. I just thought it would be bonnie. She had the most against her so it would be "killing two birds with one stone" kind of thing. Nate though...I mean it's just cruel. She's cost him his job, possibly his marriage, and now the rest of his life. I don't like Annalise's attitude against Bonnie. "Don't screw it up" was like a mild version of the bathroom scene. Regardless of her talents by comparison, she's still pretty smart. I somewhat expected bonnie to betray annalise and team up with Hannah. It still might happen though. Frank is a terrible liar. If I was Bonnie, I probably would have figured it out just by being next to Frank all the time. That said Asher is doing just that, but he's just a moron. Gotta compliment him on the detective work though. Still don't know how a ring would have a finger print on it...If he was taking it off, it should have two at least right? So Hannah has a nervous breakdown, shouts a bunch of baseless threats and still gets a search warrant to Annalise's place??? Also Wes's obsession with Rudy still doesn't make much sense. It annoys me when tv shows make EVERYONE somehow connected to one another. Next thing you know that room is cursed and everyone that lives there gets sent to jail for life...

I think the biggest oddity here is Frank. He's too "cool" with everything. If I'm not mistaken, he's the only one that found out afterwards (except annalise) yet rather than doing something about it, only legitimate person who can't get framed for anything, he goes out of his way to become a murder accomplice. Frank and Annalise better have some HUGE backstory together or I just won't understand him. It actually invites the possibility of Annalise having killed people before and Frank helped her cover it up before. I'm pretty sure everyone expected Sam's body to be found. I'm also fairly certain that Michaela is going to be the one that everyone that doesn't matter pins it on. Most likely because of the ring. And knowing her, she'll probably sell out everyone else. Can't say I really understood the point of the side case. I mean yeah it shows how cruel annalise could be but given that this season has a time limit, I'd want them to further the plot... Asher sounds like an elementary school kid that didn't get what he wanted... :D Oliver's slightly higher up and seems like a high schooler that just kissed for the first time :) Obviously didn't expect Sam's sister(have no idea what her name is...) to believe anything that annalise said but that dinner scene was pretty nice. I was slightly disappointed that that was it from her...until I saw the trailer. This is going to be awesome.

At this point there are a few things still wrong with the story: -I highly doubt Annalise would tell Frank, no matter how much she trusts him. It's just too risky of a move. He can't "help" her in any way and telling him simply adds unnecessary chaos. Of course, I doubt she knew Frank would be an idiot and go straight to Laurel about it. But still think it was a much more abridged version of the actual story that was told. -Annalise kept the ring...why... this is going to be the thing that puts her in jail. Mark my words. -Wes finally showed some emotion this episode!!! He actually is human. He hasn't freaked out (emotionally) like any of the others up until this episode, so it's good to see that he's starting to realize the sheer magnitude of what he did. Though given the chance, I'd think he'd do it again... -Laurel...oh laurel. I don't believe that she's that strong or level headed. In my opinion she's the scariest of the bunch, including Keating. She was completely fine throughout the entire thing. Her stunts with Frank all seemed...calculated. Like she was controlling him to be her alibi, with the timing and the trophy. She was quite obvious with the backstabbing though. I think it's fair to say most people saw that coming. -Viola is a surprisingly bad liar, at least Annalise is. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if she took Sam's phone, drove to all these places and killed Lila herself. I mean it makes sense. She has the motive. She just didn't have the guts to kill her husband herself. Now that Wes and them did her dirty work for her, she just goes with it. I'm somewhat doubting the legitimacy of the scene where she cries over Sam's body. It seemed to all go according to her plan. The only problem with this theory is that she seems to be legitimately helping Wes and the others out of the murder. If she truly just wanted him dead, what's wrong with pinpointing it on her students? -Also I just have to point out the sheer bone-chilling awesomeness when Annalise walked out of that bathroom stall.