Seriously, this show makes me so proud. Week after week, they bring it and the stories get better and better.
Yeah, I agree. I wasn't expecting much from this episode to be honest, but it delivered way beyond my expectations!
Okay, so I held off on registering until now, but this episode was so good that I had to join in on the grading. I'm giving it an A. It was pretty classic in my book.
Welcome! I give this episode an A too. It was a solid episode.
"Boom." Hilarious. And Flack's reaction even more so.
Adam was golden tonight. Every time he was on screen, it was priceless. And it was like Christmas morning when he opened that box.
:lol: It was a great Danny/Flack moment. Danny didn't even need to be there to make it a classic! Flack and Danny have both said boom in the past, and I know we've had this discussion before about who said it first. I've been saying for a while that Danny needs to expand his vocabulary because, frankly, it's getting old when he says it. But when Flack says it....Aww, can you say picking up each others habits?
Adam, did you get your hands on the Peyote? :wtf: He was so weird this episode and got busted by both Mac and Stella. I love Adam. :guffaw:
:lol: Adam was great, as always. I loved it when Mac smacks him with the file, or whatever it was. And Adam's delight when he opened the box full of phones was adorable.
I loved that the one evil guy tries to cut Flack and Flack just levels him. Don't screw with Don Flack or you will suffer the consequences!
Don Flack is my hero! And he knows how to kick ass.
I definitely sympathize with Gerrard--he and Natalie had me getting a bit emotional over here, and I'm not surprised that he did what he did. He told her he would never let anybody hurt her, and he finds out that someone did.
Although I guess this means we won't be seeing him around anymore--it's a shame, really, because I think there was a lot of lost potential for the character. Still, I guess they had to use him while they could--with recurring guest stars, you never know if you'll be able to get them later on or if they'll be busy with other projects.
Yeah, I was really surprised at how emotional I felt during this episode. I thought maybe it was just me being hormonal, but I guess not. :lol: Gerrard was so sad for his daughter, who scarily and very intelligently kept the dress in a plastic bag! I was
very surpised at the end as, even when I heard the shot, it wouldn't have occured to me that Gerrard would do that, I mean the guy was going down for a long time anyway so I didn't think that Gerrard would feel a need to cross that line. Stan Gerrard was a great character.
Yep, over all it was a good episode. I loved the character moments throughout, Flack asking Mac about evidence in the taxi cab case, Sid being geeky, Adam being Adam, and the nerd moment between Danny and Hawkes (kind of an insight into what they would have been like at school :lol: ). OK, maybe there were too many character cliches throughout the episode, but I think considering that the ending was quite sad and emotional it worked pretty well. The case was quite horrifying and bizarre in that it was a rather far fetched (at least I hope such things can't actually happen in the real world). I have to say that Jesse/Hank's 'evil' voice was funny though. It was like someone had said 'now you need to make yourself sound really evil'. :lol: