Didn't they use that or something similar as a word of warning? Something Hardison kept trying to drill into Elliot, and then it actually worked.

It was the titles of Star Trek movies odd and even. Which Eliot failed to care about, but when Ralph O'Khan got paged he got the the message.

there wasn't a slow pan up and down her body

We got more of a torso shot of Eliot than of her. I don't think we got to see her ribcage.

He looked good wet.

t watched it for the first time! And was laughing when the brother said that some music was the best thing out of Albania since chrome -- shout out to Cheers!

Albania, Albania
You border on the Adriatic

I still remember it. I miss Coach

And Eliot was working that hat.

smoking hot.

How much did I love the Hardison/grudging Parker pound with the Star Trek reference

And I like that Elliot was the scheming seducer. Usually it's the woman tricking the man. Also, hawt.

handcuffs. HAWT. Eliot can cuff me ANY time.

Didn't they use that or something similar as a word of warning? Something Hardison kept trying to drill into Elliot, and then it actually worked.

Yeah, he wanted to use Star Trek movies as code words. the bad ones meant danger "Dr. Wrath O. Khan please pick up the courtesy phone"

This is the first ep this season that I have really liked. I feel like they're back on track.

he wanted to use Star Trek movies as code words. the bad ones meant danger

It was the even-numbered (good) ones that meant danger, which meant they could pull off a Wrath of Khan joke.

Timothy Hutton was more attractive to me this episode than ever before. Nate was even kind of attractive. In fact, I almost fell for the almost-kiss, but I'm still against Nate and Sophie getting together.

Timothy Hutton was more attractive to me this episode than ever before.

Oh, man, at the end? rrrowr.

Timothy Hutton was more attractive to me this episode than ever before.

Oh, man, at the end? rrrowr.

With that adorable little curl of hair on his forehead? Yeah, yum.

I'm neither for nor against them, although maybe more on the For side of the fence.

Oh, the episode was called "The Two Live Crew Job." snork.

So the Mossad chick was played by Noa Tishby. I must reiterate I was impressed by her physique. She looks like she could not just hit, which is the easy part, but take a hit. And gorgeous.

They got rid of the "Hitter, hacker, grifter, thief, mastermind" credits! Yay. I loved it when Nate said most of it, but the credits were not working for me.

Oh man, this episode was awesome. Loved the two crews getting in each other's way. And everything Parker and Hardison did, as usual. And Wil Wheaton was a hoot.

The Post-It note cracked me up, as did the Star Trek moment.

I have a question...what were Eliot's and the Mossad chick's roles in the con? Was he supposed to be doing anything before he played dress-up at the end? They spent the whole con fighting.

In the final con? His role was to arrest her. Not sure what hers was.

Typically charming interview with Wil Wheaton on Leverage, and other stuff, including Joss (slightly spoilery casting-wise): [link]