(a) Parker ever would have made it past voir dire to get stuck on a jury, especially with so much shenanigans going on behind the scenes
You'd be surprised what people get away with for voir dire. Especially if there's a limited jury pool.
(b) that they get away with being out there publicly without anyone keeping any record of them - Hardison as a lawyer? That would get noticed by SOMEBODY.
No, not really. There are a lot of lawyers out there. There is a small sticky wicket with having to enter your appearance and tell them your bar number, but it's not that big of a deal.
One of the best things about Damages this week was seeing the promo for Rescue Me that said it will premiere on April 7th and now the Futon Critic confirms.
The other cool thing about Damages this week was having Arthur Frobisher back.
I know, Sumi! Somehow RM keeps me watching, even as the plots get wackier, because I like the characters.
I wouldn't mind if they got back to the more ordinary "realism" of the earlier seasons, as opposed to Death by HSQ, though.
Dear Leverage: I was definitely fond of you already, but now I'm officially in love.
The bit with Hardison turning the statue away from Parker undressing was cute, but the impromptu defeat of the security system was hilarious.
Bless Hardison for actually trying to pursue a conversation about it with Parker, and bless Parker for not having the emotional maturity to realise what happened.
Sharp turn from funny to oh-no-they-didn't.
Is Sterling's No. 1 Agent Bly from "Burn Notice"?
And Mark Shepard was on Agent Bly's last Burn Notice episode. But now they're on the same team.
Anybody want to bet the first shot of next week's episode is an overhead of all of them turning around and walking back towards each other?
And how much did I love the team getting out of the sitch by the free floaters channelling the other members M.O.s? SOOOOOO MUCH!
