-hard to pinpoint just one. It started a little slow but once it picked up speed it was non stop entertainment. I loved scenes where the family was together. You got an idea of what the characters are like.
-again how could you pick just one? They had so many great quotes from the witty to the raunchy to the chill worthy. Maybe Elaine and the keep going bit. Loved that. Its going in my quote book.
- I love Elaine and this realistic approach to portraying the perks and plights of modern day feminism. But TJ. Sebastian Stan is incredible and his character instantly became my favorite. He's so complex and compelling.
-both. They were essential to each other.
-Bud's luck.
-combo. Some of it was pertinent and other parts irrelevant.
Nice enough episode. I loved the development with the psychic giving them insight into their lives. I love nick. He's become one of my favorite characters and I find him the most interesting.
What more could be said? This episode was incredible. This season is incredible...this show hasn't slowed down since the premiere! I love the reality of their being repercussions for actions. They didn't skirt around donna's indiscretion. They tackled it head on and the character development and interaction this season has me positively giddy! Sara was amazing... Diane Neal guest starring was fantastic. The end result that scene between donna and Harvey had me leaning towards the screen.
@Wednesday I feel some of the others are being a tad harsh. I fully understand your point about the language. Its increased exponentially and is frelling on being gratuitous rather than realistic. I don't care that they use it personally because they've always been a bit more edgy that way but I have noticed that they have been using it more and sometimes its more forced than organic. I've noticed that with a lot of USA shows more recently. In that sense I understand your point. I can start a drinking game now and be thoroughly wasted and that wasn't the case last year. Lol!
It took long enough. I liked Nellie and easily could identify with her the most,but this just wasn't right for her. She like Tyler lasted longer than she should have. She isn't a Tv star she's s stage performer. That is when she's the best, when she's on stage stroking the mic stand and giving it her all in front of an audience. That is where she is fearless. That is where she belongs and there is nothing wrong with that. I really enjoyed Abraham more than usual this week. He was more authentic than he ever had been.
Loved the episode. I'm intrigued over Peter being reassigned. It came with price and I appreciate the reality of actions having consequences. Small part of me wanted to see Neal s reunion with Mrs.Suit and June. He somehow managed to form s family of his own and those two women are always in his corner. It just would have Bern kind of sweet to me. Love little Hector.
The show has a darker tone to it and I'm enjoying. Anytime I get to see more of auggie I'm pleased. Him in the field the pair of them having their first argument and Annie's reaction to his plan to propose. Great moments. I about cracked up when red rover was changing in front of him and he asked what was going on. Also as petty as it was I loved Joan calling her kiddies back and going toe to toe with Lena.
USA has really been pushing boundaries and being risque this year. They've been very liberal with the salty language on a few of its shows. I agree that they went out of their way in an attempt to be edgier. The language and some of the sec scenes were gratuitous and nor essential to the storyline as the reviewer said. We didn't need to see Bud and his actress gf. It wasn't pleasant when the 8yr old stumbled into the room after having a bad dream just at the moment someones bare ass appeared. Even I was grossed out then. And Douglas and his wife also wasn't pertinent to the story. T j stuff was all very relevant and Sebastian Stan is a standout. Ellen a scene stealer. I did enjoy it overall though. It sort of solves my Scandal fix. Great script...maybe too good for something limited.
-donna's discovery. Sarah's face in that moment was ingenious. Also lived her and Mike age thinks on her feet. Love that woman.
-eventually. He's the ultimate schemer. He takes his time.
-definitely a story there. The finale gave us the first hint of unrequited love on donna's part and its been hinted at least once in each episode since. Definitely a story there.
-every Louis moment was golden. He about stole the episode. I loved him and Mike bonding.
@Jim by now you know it's Portland and not Seattle. Mistakes happen.:)
I LOVE Leverage. I was super excited to have a new episode and have my favorite team back. It was such an explosive and great season finale that I didn't know how the premiere would be. I hate to say that the con of the week bored me to tears. I wasn't engaged in that aspect of the episode at all. But the character and team stuff was so good as usual. A brewery and Eliot moonlighting as a chef /bartender. Parker and Hardison officially dating. Nate honoring his father and committed to Sophie. Parker running like a champ and pulling a spiderwoman. The location...awesome. I suspect they fear cancellation based on some of their tweets so hope the ratings stay strong
Was glad to have the show back. It's light hearted, feel good fun...perfect for a Friday night. The leads are handsome, talented, and have a great chemistry. I'm surprised at how fond I've become of the show honestly. I do however understand your point. They are going through all the cliches, which is cute and fun. But eventually they'll run out and need to dig a bit deeper in hopes of not becoming stale and redundant. I did enjoy the episode though.despite it being predictable and an odd couple staple. I adore those boys and how they interact.
- anything where auggie and Annie are interacting is a fave. They just are super fun to watch together.
-Dan summed it up nicely. Jai was a poorly utilized character who faded into the background. It was unfortunate because he could have had potential but he never reached it. I liked sendhil so that sucks.
- I don't trust her but it is the CIA. I think she will be both good and bad for Annie and it will definitely lead to some interesting and darker storylines. I like what her character brings to the show and the other characters.
- Joan. She's lost two of her best people. She genuinely cares about her underlings so losing them affects her more. Especially auggie whom she has a special bond with. Annie and auggie will still work together and talk.
- it'll be a long while and I'm okay with that. It already has a serial, darker tone this season with potential for long arcs etc.
What an awesome episode! Season two of suits has been insane and intense! I for one loved litt. /Ross bromance despite it being so fleeting. Louis was awesome but clearly the guy needs to get over being so sensitive and needing all this praise. He isn't completely deprived of it and its childish. I love him being a wild card though. It's so Louis. I think the Jessica, Harvey, Daniel alliance will be interesting. Like the enemy of my enemy is my friend type of thing. This Donna development has me intrigued. This show thrives on these fantastic, strong relationships. Donna and Harvey are clearly the best of friends. Their bond is unshakable so I look forward to seeing that tested! Especially given the already tested relationship he has with Jessica. Its like a house of cards with the strongest bonds on the show threatening to tumble. I love it!
Mario s arrogance id mostly what did him in. Coupled with the fact that people don't expect him to be arrogant because he's blind. The greatest step towards seeing handicapable people as equals is when they behave just as insufferably as anyone else. In a weird way I admired him for that. I loved his parting speech.
- too many to mention. I recite Suits quotes in my life on a regular basis. I was quite fond of grams tossing in some good ones. Harveys I answer to number one bit had me grinning. Great ones all around honestly.
-Harmless fun.
-all of them. Louis rocked the episode. Hoffman delivers...can't imagine anyone else playing that part. I loved him and Harvey reminising. He and she Louis were hilarious. Even his reminding Jessica of his importance.
- let him hang himself. He's arrogant enough to trip himself up. It's only a matter of time.
Whoops. It's like the best thing to do during an argument in public...you can be wrong ss sin but if you speak nicely and smile while giving someone a verbal lashing you not only further rile up your opponent ...you make them look bad when they are yelling like a mad person.
@Chandel I think right now hardman is playing the appearance game. In being polite and pleasant he has those around him questioning why Jessica and Harvey are reacting the way that they are. I mean some of the viewers are questioning them already. Surely the employees are doing the same. Jessica runs a relatively tight ship with her own style. Hardman brings in promises for something new. He's like that parent that comes in and gets to be the fun one while "mom " is stuck being the heavy. The"kids " get distracted by ice cream for dinner and promises of trips to Disney that dad is offering up. They'll be on his side until later on when they start missing the structure. I think he's trying to win over the firm before taking over the firm.
-any scene with nick. I love the new guy.
-both. I usually enjoy him but he was quite difficult this episode. He wasn't helpful when she needed him to be and was overbearing when she didn't need it.
- honestly I wouldn't wish Gail on any of those amazing guys. But Nick seems to get her.
-Both. He's not dealing in the traditional sense that is expected but he's dealing in his own way that isn't necessarily bad.
-I'm guessing boobs.
Loved the role reversal! They were hysterical trying to imitate one another. I also enjoyed them coming to that realization that they need one another to balance each other out. It continues to be difficult for me to conclude that they actually need therapy at all but love their sibling bickering and the therapy sessions where everyone sort of beats up on wes.
Long overdue. Tyler seems like a great guy but he wasn't ready for this competition. His singing wasn't the best and he lacked presence. I feel like Ryan just wanted to keep him around longer because he was so nice and because he was transgendered.
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Political Animals Round Table: Series Premiere
-again how could you pick just one? They had so many great quotes from the witty to the raunchy to the chill worthy. Maybe Elaine and the keep going bit. Loved that. Its going in my quote book.
- I love Elaine and this realistic approach to portraying the perks and plights of modern day feminism. But TJ. Sebastian Stan is incredible and his character instantly became my favorite. He's so complex and compelling.
-both. They were essential to each other.
-Bud's luck.
-combo. Some of it was pertinent and other parts irrelevant.
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@Wednesday I feel some of the others are being a tad harsh. I fully understand your point about the language. Its increased exponentially and is frelling on being gratuitous rather than realistic. I don't care that they use it personally because they've always been a bit more edgy that way but I have noticed that they have been using it more and sometimes its more forced than organic. I've noticed that with a lot of USA shows more recently. In that sense I understand your point. I can start a drinking game now and be thoroughly wasted and that wasn't the case last year. Lol!
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-eventually. He's the ultimate schemer. He takes his time.
-definitely a story there. The finale gave us the first hint of unrequited love on donna's part and its been hinted at least once in each episode since. Definitely a story there.
-every Louis moment was golden. He about stole the episode. I loved him and Mike bonding.
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I LOVE Leverage. I was super excited to have a new episode and have my favorite team back. It was such an explosive and great season finale that I didn't know how the premiere would be. I hate to say that the con of the week bored me to tears. I wasn't engaged in that aspect of the episode at all. But the character and team stuff was so good as usual. A brewery and Eliot moonlighting as a chef /bartender. Parker and Hardison officially dating. Nate honoring his father and committed to Sophie. Parker running like a champ and pulling a spiderwoman. The location...awesome. I suspect they fear cancellation based on some of their tweets so hope the ratings stay strong
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-Dan summed it up nicely. Jai was a poorly utilized character who faded into the background. It was unfortunate because he could have had potential but he never reached it. I liked sendhil so that sucks.
- I don't trust her but it is the CIA. I think she will be both good and bad for Annie and it will definitely lead to some interesting and darker storylines. I like what her character brings to the show and the other characters.
- Joan. She's lost two of her best people. She genuinely cares about her underlings so losing them affects her more. Especially auggie whom she has a special bond with. Annie and auggie will still work together and talk.
- it'll be a long while and I'm okay with that. It already has a serial, darker tone this season with potential for long arcs etc.
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-Harmless fun.
-all of them. Louis rocked the episode. Hoffman delivers...can't imagine anyone else playing that part. I loved him and Harvey reminising. He and she Louis were hilarious. Even his reminding Jessica of his importance.
- let him hang himself. He's arrogant enough to trip himself up. It's only a matter of time.
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-both. I usually enjoy him but he was quite difficult this episode. He wasn't helpful when she needed him to be and was overbearing when she didn't need it.
- honestly I wouldn't wish Gail on any of those amazing guys. But Nick seems to get her.
-Both. He's not dealing in the traditional sense that is expected but he's dealing in his own way that isn't necessarily bad.
-I'm guessing boobs.
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