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So, LIFE! (the new tv show)
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oh yes it was.....
I think the former partner is a part of the cover /frame up.... and he fully expected the shit to hit the fan in the garage... the lure to the party.. claiming the wife had something for him... locked door... he even pulled a gun!
One of the coolest ending scenes though.... the zen talk on vengance while shooting your old gun.
Librarians harbor a terrible secret. Find it.
She reminds me of Jennifer Lopez in Out of Sight
Definitely not as sexy, though.
Well, we don't know if the husband stood up for him or just left him twisting in the wind. It just rubbed me the wrong way.
Especially since Major Winters thought something was going down in that garage...
I think the partner is just trying to get all buddy buddy with Charlie to either find out what he knows, or to get out of the upcoming shit storm.
Librarians harbor a terrible secret. Find it.
The show is definately growing on me.
I'm slightly curious on one point. At no stage is it mentioned that he was a detective beforehand, and no one has even implied that his partner got demoted. There has been no indication that he is a rookie detective or that he has recently taken a detective's exam.
So the question is, was he actually a detective beforehand? Or did he become one after the reversal of his conviction?
The fact that in the first ep, they said a few times that he's a detective because of the settlement.
That said, I have a feeling he qualified before he was jailed, since that's the sort of thing that they can't really waive, especially considering the consent decree.
Just in case anyone else was curious. That's from the official NBC site, but a lot of other websites are running with text that states that he was a Detective beforehand.
Crews came on as the most junipr deective.. I would imagine that he still would have had to pass the detective exam & requirements, settlement or not, but that he was allowed to was part of the settlement.
Librarians harbor a terrible secret. Find it.
"Hai! I'm Gina and she's Tina!"
Jeeeez.
"Crews, you are the man."
"Oh, yeah. I am the man."
<3
Also, does Crews remind anyone else of Arthur Leigh Allen? Had all the circumstantial evidence pointing to the fact that he was the Zodiac killer, but was let off the hook by things like DNA and handwriting mismatches. Crews's story is obviously different and he's not some creepy fat dude but they're similar.
"Lots of people are dead. Eventually everybody."
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"Are you really zen?"
"I'm zen-ish."
And that guy who repeated everything the tatooed dude said was very amusing.
There were some pretty big continuity problems, though:
He's not attached to it.
And yet again, he pulls over his ex's new husband.
I know it's a reoccuring cheesy gag.
And I can never get enough.
"...we even found a book on bondage!"
"That's OF HUMAN BONDAGE"
*Charlie makes lascivious with the eyebrows*
She's in love with him, but she's married, and Charlie knows what it's like to have someone tear a marriage apart, so he refuses to be "the other man".
This is easily my new favorite show.
It's also clear that Ames is cracking. Somehow, I get the feeling that he was a good cop forced to do a great evil, and the weight is sitting heavy on him. I wouldn't be surprised in the least if he winds up dead in a couple of episodes.
Also, the fact that the guard that attacked Charlie in prison was paid to do so is interesting indeed, as is the fact that after he disclosed this, he suddenly went "poof"...
It wasn't a pressing issue in my mind, but it's good to know he is tagging all the ass he comes across.