Kaylee ,'Objects In Space'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
he wouldn't be able to double cross her
He wouldn't have needed to double cross her because she wasn't involved yet. The bomb happens before they even plan the threat, before Alter!Nate knows about Sophie, even. I think he just wanted to take out a potential local threat.
Of course, this means I have to watch it again...oh, the agony.
The bomb happens before they even plan the threat, before Alter!Nate knows about Sophie, even.
didn't he see her when he was coming out of the elevator? That was before the bomb wasn't it?
That was before the bomb wasn't it?
You're right--it had to be, otherwise the fakeout that he'd tried to kill her wouldn't work.
Now I get what you meant! He didn't want her on the Alter!Leverage team, because he couldn't doublecross her there. I thought you meant the outwitting of the whole Leverage team.
Man, all those tensions set up on the Royal Pains finale failed to actually be tense for me. The father-scam was both too out-of-the-blue as well as projected, and who cares about Jill? Glad the husband is gone, because he made for too many scenes with her and no one I actually cared about.
What looks like a flashback pic from an upcoming Psych episode. Doesn't give any plot spoilers away, but looks like a hell of a moment. Awesome hair and costume there. Can't wait to see and hear the it.
Oh my! That's going to be fun.
Didn't much like this week's episode of Psych. I felt they were ambling all over the place for the first half hour--not really admitting to the mystery. There were funny bits, but I kinda felt Gus got short shrift in this one.
I agree, it was kind of meh. That so many of the clues were on Facebook was kind of clever, but also a handicap for being watchable TV. I like the idea of Gus wanting to investigate something that Shawn doesn't think was a crime, but that fizzled, too.
Yeah--I think they made Gus too wrong. I want him to have more agency--that's why I liked last week so much.
First time I've really noticed the pineapple, though. Which goes to show I wasn't sucked into the narrative.
I loved the "lead" investigator gag. Made me laugh every time. And I liked that Gus got to be lead investigator.