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TV commentary:
Major Crimes- Wow, that was a pretty dark episode! Like as soon as they saw the luggage in the underpass, I was all, "Oh frick, they're not going to go there are they?" And sure enough, yep, the kids were dead and stuff in the luggage. I totally did not see the cousin-effing coming though.
I mean, there was only one guy they'd shown so far, but since that was her cousin, I wasn't even thinking about him. So when they talked about the wife having an affair, I kept wondering, are they going to show some other guy. But nope, that's why the wife was being so evasive even though her husband and children were missing, because not only did she have an affair, but with her own cousin.
But heh, they must have good soundproofing in the station. And I guess the interrogation rooms weren't in view of the conference room the family was at. Because otherwise I would've thought the lady (and the rest of the family) would start freaking out at why Sanchez when nuts on the guy.
24- Hmm, interesting. So the guy Navarro was talking to is the leader of Chloe's little hacker group? Intriguing, I didn't expect them to connect the stories up in that way.
Also, I guess its only been like less than half an hour, but at this point, England has to be freaking the hell out now, like no way to hide that Margot has a bunch of drones flying around ready to unleash hell.
I am curious what Heller's plan is, since I didn't watch the previews for next week. I mean, he's obviously planning to turn himself in, but he also asked Jack to come by. Is it because no way in hell would his staff and secret service agree to him going to Margot, and he wants Jack to help him get past his own security to go to Margot. Which, no way Jack would agree to that.
Or is he just using himself as bait, and wants Jack to smoke her as soon as she sticks her head up. Which his staff would still not be fine with, and Jack would be slightly more hesitant. But he might go along with it because the end game is to take her out, as opposed to just letting her have the president.
Major Crimes- Wow, that was a pretty dark episode! Like as soon as they saw the luggage in the underpass, I was all, "Oh frick, they're not going to go there are they?" And sure enough, yep, the kids were dead and stuff in the luggage. I totally did not see the cousin-effing coming though.
I mean, there was only one guy they'd shown so far, but since that was her cousin, I wasn't even thinking about him. So when they talked about the wife having an affair, I kept wondering, are they going to show some other guy. But nope, that's why the wife was being so evasive even though her husband and children were missing, because not only did she have an affair, but with her own cousin.
But heh, they must have good soundproofing in the station. And I guess the interrogation rooms weren't in view of the conference room the family was at. Because otherwise I would've thought the lady (and the rest of the family) would start freaking out at why Sanchez when nuts on the guy.
24- Hmm, interesting. So the guy Navarro was talking to is the leader of Chloe's little hacker group? Intriguing, I didn't expect them to connect the stories up in that way.
Also, I guess its only been like less than half an hour, but at this point, England has to be freaking the hell out now, like no way to hide that Margot has a bunch of drones flying around ready to unleash hell.
I am curious what Heller's plan is, since I didn't watch the previews for next week. I mean, he's obviously planning to turn himself in, but he also asked Jack to come by. Is it because no way in hell would his staff and secret service agree to him going to Margot, and he wants Jack to help him get past his own security to go to Margot. Which, no way Jack would agree to that.
Or is he just using himself as bait, and wants Jack to smoke her as soon as she sticks her head up. Which his staff would still not be fine with, and Jack would be slightly more hesitant. But he might go along with it because the end game is to take her out, as opposed to just letting her have the president.