Drogo March 1, 2017 Share March 1, 2017 Bryan and the team's search for a suspected terrorist who has been taken leads them to a deeper plot within their own government; Christina gets troubling news; Asha is concerned about Bryan's fixation with Mejia. Link to comment
saber5055 March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 Wow. *crickets* My only comment is a question: Who was the guy at the end, the one Jennifer asked to be her emergency contact? Now, back to *crickets* Link to comment
Mikita March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 (edited) I was wondering who that guy was too. No idea. Apparently someone important to her. Other than them not explaining who that character was, I still enjoyed the action. Edited March 15, 2017 by Mikita Link to comment
jhlipton March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 1 hour ago, saber5055 said: Who was the guy at the end, the one Jennifer asked to be her emergency contact? The husband of her friend that got killed in the previous episode. That's why he said "I couldn't bear to lose you too." Link to comment
Kelda Feegle March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 how can Captain Oblivious not see that sister's gf is hitting on him hard? 2 Link to comment
jhlipton March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 8 hours ago, Kelda Feegle said: how can Captain Oblivious not see that sister's gf is hitting on him hard? "Captain Oblivious" might be the first clue! LOL Spotting bad guys is easy -- spotting flirting is hard! 4 Link to comment
Drogo March 15, 2017 Author Share March 15, 2017 10 hours ago, jhlipton said: The husband of her friend that got killed in the previous episode. That's why he said "I couldn't bear to lose you too." Something isn't right with that guy. Maybe I just distrust him because he was Spoiler Carrie's asshole ex-boyfriend she tried to warn Miranda about. Link to comment
saber5055 March 15, 2017 Share March 15, 2017 Thanks a lot, Drogo. Now I hate him too. LOL! (And thanks, jhlipton, for the positive ID.) And yes, I still love this show, and hope Captain Oblivious stays oblivious. 3 Link to comment
Guest March 18, 2017 Share March 18, 2017 Oh, good grief, I'll be the first to say it. This episode sucked. I thought this show was going to be a fun bit of escapism. But no, it's going to beat us over the head with political correctness every week. Of course, the bad guy is a Protestant of European ancestry! I'm done with it. I watch tv to get away from politics, not to get drenched in political mucky muck. Link to comment
ribboninthesky1 May 1, 2017 Share May 1, 2017 I'm up to this episode, and I'm not sure Clive Standen was the right fit for Bryan Mills. He's kind of terrible. There are some UK actors who are so focused on the accent that they lose the performance. He reminds me of Michelle Ryan from the Bionic Woman remake of several years ago. I thought she couldn't act, but once I saw her in UK productions, she was perfectly fine. I've watched only a few episodes of Vikings, but remember Standen being good. Or, at least natural. Just about every other character on the covert ops team is more interesting. But then, I didn't think much of the film, either, so I guess they're consistent? At least the film was only a couple of hours - no idea how they're going to sustain this for more than a season. I found myself wondering if the man playing the murdered agent's husband wouldn't have been a better fit as Mills. Plus, the actor and Jennifer Beals have tons more natural chemistry than Standen and Brooklyn Sudano, who feel forced. I want to invest in their bonding, but it feels stilted, and most of it from Standen's end. Hoping it gets better. Link to comment
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