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Let's go steal us some ... paintings? Nah, not big enough for the Leverage team. Now, if they were going to steal the museum itself.... From your fingers to God's, I guess, eyes.

And we haven't even met Timothy Leary. Yet. I remember when she "played" his daughter on the train in season 1 and developed an entire back story for why she hated him. Simmons really does enjoy playing roles.

SunnyBeBe, I was just having some fun. I was going to say that he realized if he wanted to make it as a lead actor on TV, he couldn't admit that he was from Texas, but had to be from either Great Britain or Australia. He chose a Welsh accent b/c nobody else was doing one.

That's so true. It was shocking the first time I heard him use his East Texas accent.

I think this is one of the reasons. V didn't complete her mission on the golf course - whether it was to kill the American or Dascha. The 12 don't suffer failures well, so I also think V knew her next meeting w/ Helene wouldn't go as well as the prior one did. Helene might no longer her agent of chaos, nor touch her inappropriately again. So, she looked for an opportune time to kill Rhian. Didn't exactly go the way she might have wanted, but she did succeed and avoid being brought to Helene. As for Carolyn, there has definitely been hints dropped since Season 1 that she might be part of The 12. If she is, how high up? I agree with stealinghome's analysis that most of the people who work for The 12 only know a few others in the organization. If there are actually 12 people at the top, they are probably the only ones who know who all are. (Of course, by now, this could be like some of the college conferences where there are eleven teams in the Big 10, so maybe there are 15 people at the top of The 12.) If Carolyn is part of The 12, how high up is she? A Keeper? Someone like Konstantin and Dascha who run assassins? Helene seemed to be above Dascha, but she was also in charge of Rhian. Absolutely.

Count me in with those who still think Kenny was murdered. He seemed to fall far away from the building for someone who backed up too far and fell backwards. Loved V and Eve dancing and V's entire scene with Helene's pet assassin, Rhian. But the final two scenes - in Paul's apartment and then on the bridge - wow! From two kids watching the adults fight to two lovers deciding whether they should try to save their relationship. Just amazing work by both Jodie and Sandra.

Truly amazing work. One teeny-tiny nitpick. While Corey Hart does wear his Sunglasses at Night, he is not P!nk's husband. That honor goes to Carey Hart, who is a professional motocross racer.

Brava! Thanks Halting Hex! You've made my day even more special.

What with all the mustache twirling, I don't think she's able to open her mouth wide enough to scream.

I wouldn't ask you to go to the trouble, but if you choose to, you'll have my sincerest gratitude.

Happy Birthday Halting Hex! I'll forgive you for leaving out my sister-in-law in your 5/28 birthday go-rounds.* * The important thing is I remembered her birthday.

The only answer I have is from Fool for Love where Spike tells Buffy (pre Demon tan phase or whatever Tara called it) that the chip allow him to come close to hitting her b/c it knows he had no intention of actually carrying through with it. Contrast that w/ when in season 4 the chip goes off when Spike just points the flare gun at Xander. So, my take would be that if he didn't intend to hurt Xander when he slammed him against the wall, the chip would be all "that's cool, carry on" then sit back w/ some popcorn and enjoy the show.

Does this mean that Kate was Alice's evil sister?

I agree. I enjoyed Robin and Barney when they were Bras. But, once they got together, too often Robin seemed to be a woman with an abusive boyfriend. But, in the end, she would end up forgiving him b/c he made some gesture.

The study of disgusting things? Oh, no, that's ickthyology. Nevermind. [/Emily Lattella]

I was thinking the same thing. The I thought how funny it would be if their numbers were 156 and 239. I guess it was too expensive to get Liz's dogs or Vesco's cat to tape a message which is why they didn't appear in the episode. I appreciated the effort this must have taken and it was nice seeing the behind-the-scenes people get some on-air recognition. I agree the plot was nonsensical, but no more than any regular episode. I thought we were going to learn at the end that all the animated parts were Lizzie's dream b/c that's when she learned so many "truths" - like Red's illness. Sure, he collapsed in front of her, but in real life, it was just a bad bottle of wine, or he came down with the vapors. It was funny when Ressler told Liz that she had to turn her mother b/c she's a wanted fugitive and Liz is an FBI agent. Yeah, b/c Liz hasn't broken any laws. Neither has Ressler. In fact, he's broken laws for her and she returned the favor when he went on his drive-about with this brother. But now, as FBI agents they have to follow all the rules. Got it.

You're asking the wrong question. It's whether Zapata will get Bill Nye to drink too much Koskenkorva and reveal Patterson's first name.

Pyotr did have that scene where V sees him taking an axe to a sofa and he says it's b/c of his anger. While that doesn't make him a psychopath, it does reflect some darkness in him.

Everybody knows the secret crime boss, Red Reddington. It's like James Bond. Super Secret Agent that is greeted as 007 at every bar, hotel, bowling alley, and massage parlor in every country.

It actually was serendipity of a kind. Due to the pandemic, The Walking Dead wasn't able to finish it's last two episodes. So AMC moved up Killing Eve by two weeks. But for that, Sunday night's episode would have been Episode 3.3 instead of 3.5.

Well, he did just spend three years in prison. A true method actor.

One would hope Eve would know that after using the lipstick V sent her. Besides the title cards reminding me of Kill Bill, the scene where Eve and the boss at the magazine comparing the horrible things they did to others reminded me of Jaws where Richard Dreyfuss and Robert Shaw compared their injuries from sharks (or Chasing Amy where Amy and another character compare injuries suffered during sex).

If you go to Wayne Brady's youtube page at 7 PM EDT or one hour prior to the show, that's when they do their live Zoom chat each week.

I had a sneaking suspicion that would be the only game we saw Candice do - aside from the credits. And you know her second idea was not to have flames coming out of her ... eyes.

When I saw the title card for the first vignette, I immediately thought of Kill Bill and had a feeling we'd be playing with time. (I doubt QT was the first to use this, but that's what came to mind.) Ooh, I like this. Dasha's staging wasn't as poetic, but she did kill Niko in front of Eve, so I'd call it a wash.,