Recent content by weepingangel

Hmmm.... I find it rather odd that they discontinued the Angell character for "budget considerations" then turn around and hire a potential series regular. However, I am completely unfamiliar with the actress in question. I'll just have to wait and see how good she is (or isn't). I have...

Something I'm surprised no one's mentioned yet: Flack should not have been in that warehouse in the first place. Where was his lieutenant in all this? Since (as harped on in an earlier episode) everyone in the precinct knows about Flack's relationship with Angell, surely their LT would have not...

He killed an apparently helpless man. Should he be disciplined? Certainly. Will he be? Doubtful. Howevermuch I disagree with actions, though, I can definitely see why he did what he did. I think that his conscience should be punishing him in the future, though.

I enjoyed the performances in this episode a great deal, particularly Eddie Cahill. I would also like to note that Sid's line to Flack, "How weak and fruitless must be any word of mine," is an Abraham Lincoln quote in a letter to a widow who had just lost all her sons on the field of battle...

I believe that what Sid actually said to Flack was "How weak and fruitless must be any word of mine," which is actually an Abraham Lincoln quote. I wrote my own review of the episode here. But I agree with you on most parts of your review, and I greatly admire Eddie Cahill's performance in this...

I think there are a couple of clues a viewer could use to come to the conclusion that Angell is the death in this season's finale: 1) Angell is not a main character but probably the most visible recurring character, and the only visible recurring cop character aside from Sinclair, who is a...