I don't know how Hardison managed to keep his eyes wonky for so long. Must have given him a headache. And with all that stuff on his haid.
Eliot's hair was magnificent. He's totally letting it grow.
Lilah ,'Destiny'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
I don't know how Hardison managed to keep his eyes wonky for so long. Must have given him a headache. And with all that stuff on his haid.
Eliot's hair was magnificent. He's totally letting it grow.
Nate's hair was too long to pass as a general. And he was OTT on the gruffness, too.
But I liked Sophie being in charge, and the fact that the con went sour and they had to salvage it on the fly.
And I loved that they took down Nancy frelling Grace, whom I loathe. Good stuff, that.
Great to have her ads run during the show. I just don't know what to make of her. I didn't think she was for real.
And he was OTT on the gruffness, too.
He tends to be OTT, doesn't he?
And I loved that they took down Nancy frelling Grace, whom I loathe.
Weird, as TNT was promoting her new book in conjunction with, I don't know, Dark Blue ?
I can't believe they're so mean to Parker...
Okay, I think it's funny, but they don't even hesitate. And she's so...well, not fragile, but alternately assembled.
I think that was the best part of the ep.
Well, that and Hardison's hair.
I think that was the best part of the ep.
Wait, what part are you talking about?
He tends to be OTT, doesn't he?
I kind of love this! Because he's not being realistic, he's being what the mark expects him to be. She would expect a general to be like... well, like a gruff general from a movie.
Wait, what part are you talking about?
The teasing Parker part(s).
I loved the Parker teasing. . . and Hardison was just excellent.
And just they way that the gang rolled with the pumches to get to the outcome they wanted when things kept falling apart.
Other things I loved from last night's Leverage (I was thinking about it on the drive in):
Parker's line about liking it when they switched jobs, and her having to take the gas mask off to say it.
How they make clear that they have all been teaching each other things, and doing it as part of the story instead of just exposition--Hardison has been teaching Eliot computers, Eliot has been teaching Parker to fight, etc.
The little Parker as Parker moments that snuck through the con--her hugging Maggie, her pulling at the neck of that ridiculous bow while Maggie was looking at Hardison.