'Hell Bound'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
Calli, if it helps new viewers I'm all for it because I'd like for the show to stick around. I don't remember so much of that last year. But they did have flashbacks showing the players in their specialty. I'm guessing it will be more business as usual in the future episodes.
Possibly I was so excited for the new episode that I didn't want anything but all action all the time.
Well certainly they needed to establish WHY they were back together, after the way last season ended. I really liked that it was the team that lured Nathan back, and not the other way around, and that they've all gotten addicted to doing good.
I loved all the sly smiles around the table as Nate talked himself back in. But I'm looking forward to next week where less setup exposition will be necessary. They had an hour's worth of con to explain and less than an hour to do it in.
It was pretty absurd that Nate had to explain how to launder money to a bunch of career criminals.
It was pretty absurd that Nate had to explain how to launder money to a bunch of career criminals.
True, but I think that the audience (me included, because I got confused when their con got messed up) needed as much explanation as possible, even if I didn't need that particular bit.
I loved all the sly smiles around the table as Nate talked himself back in. But I'm looking forward to next week where less setup exposition will be necessary.
I agree with both these statements.
Sophie gave her the metaphor.
It still struck me as not being very Parker like somehow.
I don't think of Parker as having enough understanding of social interactions to come up with something like that. Sophie's character seemed a little off too.
Well, it had been six months, shouldn't they have changed somehow?
And just because they're crooks, it doesn't mean that they know how to launder money. And the way that the O'Haras were doing it is new and different.
It still struck me as not being very Parker like somehow.
It seemed like something she had been thinking about while she was stealing the Hope diamond and so forth.
It was pretty absurd that Nate had to explain how to launder money to a bunch of career criminals.
Having rewatched the episode, I don't think he was telling them anything they didn't know--they were all smirky and smug the whole way through. I think they just wanted him to talk his way into it.