Carter; still one step behind, I feel that is going to run and run, but who knows, maybe closer by the end of S1...
She's already suspicious of that crooked cop. I reckon the cop will end up weakening Reese's position rather than strengthening it. Eventually Carter will confront him, and he'll cave, if she promises not to tell Reese he caved.
It decided that saving the judge & his kid was "worthy", but that the nanny's death wasn't.
It doesn't make those kinds of judgements. It just knew the Judge was involved in a plan of sinister intent. Since the nanny wasn't involved, she didn't get mentioned. Even the son wasn't mentioned, and he was the one kidnapped. (As I understand it, they get a social security number, not a name, and the number referred to the judge. But the episode was a bit sketchy in this episode, with Reese getting confused by father and son having the same name.)
In another episode, the principal was planning to murder a serial rapist. We still don't know how that turned out, but it's possible Reese went ahead and killed the rapist. The machine wouldn't care. It just gives a number indicating a plot. It's not telling them to save anyone.
My take is, the Nanny wasn't part of the plan, to kill her, so it wouldn't have been 'picked up', just that the Judge was pat of some plan, and in Danger.
The Nanny was just collateral damage.
My other thought was, she was an illegal and therefor didn't have a social security number
Yesterday I watched some rubbish film with Al Pacino "Two For The Money" aired on BBC1 on Monday, and I saw Fusco as an extra in that. I wonder who I will recognise yet.
My other thought was, she was an illegal and therefor didn't have a social security number
The first detective who called Carter to the murder scene told her that the nanny was from Puerto Rico. Technically, she's not an illegal. Just sayin'.
So who is the 'KID'....who is on the Revenge, for the Elia's Case...too easy for it to be Reese.....but could it be Harold, just a Guess....or have I got the wrong end of the stick.
Liked how they got straight into the case this week, with Zoe the Fixer, Reese the Driver and the 'evil' Drugs company.
Very good action too.:cool:
i still like watching this but i do find the case-of-the-week approach is getting a teeny bit tedious ..
obviously i knew what to expect going in, but i don't know .. it's something i find i watch when i've watched everything else during the week, not something i'll purposely set out to watch first.
i still like watching this but i do find the case-of-the-week approach is getting a teeny bit tedious ..
obviously i knew what to expect going in, but i don't know .. it's something i find i watch when i've watched everything else during the week, not something i'll purposely set out to watch first.
I'm not going to give anything away to spoil others viewing, but it does become much more involving as the weeks progress. This programme lulls you into thinking you know what kind of series it is, and then stands it right on its head!
I'm not going to give anything away to spoil others viewing, but it does become much more involving as the weeks progress. This programme lulls you into thinking you know what kind of series it is, and then stands it right on its head!
I'm not going to give anything away to spoil others viewing, but it does become much more involving as the weeks progress. This programme lulls you into thinking you know what kind of series it is, and then stands it right on its head!
Next week's episode (ep 7) is where it really moved up a gear for me.
Next week's episode (ep 7) is where it really moved up a gear for me.
Yes, I agree it does. I just love the way the series opens out bit by bit into different avenues of storytelling but little by little start to make a sense of the whole scenario.
Got this feeling that all the cases are linked, and maybe even going back to before Finch brought Reese on board. Can't wait to watch this unfold, and the people on here are Awesome for not spoiling, but for also keeping the rest of us positive!! lol
Got this feeling that all the cases are linked, and maybe even going back to before Finch brought Reese on board.
Oh I hope not, that would be such a crass cliche (though not as bad as if the guy with the limp turned out to be a robot ).
At this point in the series it's difficult to see where, exactly, the show is going. It's entertaining enough and I hope the character they introduced this time becomes a regular. Just so long as it doesn't turn into yet another big consipracy drama.
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I recognised him from Suits.
Likewise.
It doesn't make those kinds of judgements. It just knew the Judge was involved in a plan of sinister intent. Since the nanny wasn't involved, she didn't get mentioned. Even the son wasn't mentioned, and he was the one kidnapped. (As I understand it, they get a social security number, not a name, and the number referred to the judge. But the episode was a bit sketchy in this episode, with Reese getting confused by father and son having the same name.)
In another episode, the principal was planning to murder a serial rapist. We still don't know how that turned out, but it's possible Reese went ahead and killed the rapist. The machine wouldn't care. It just gives a number indicating a plot. It's not telling them to save anyone.
Yes I did, it was a nice touch, Finch letting him know that he was a regular there.
Reese must be the coolest guy on tv...if he was English...I would have him as Bond when Daniel Craig moves on.
My other thought was, she was an illegal and therefor didn't have a social security number
The first detective who called Carter to the murder scene told her that the nanny was from Puerto Rico. Technically, she's not an illegal. Just sayin'.
Good one.
Liked how they got straight into the case this week, with Zoe the Fixer, Reese the Driver and the 'evil' Drugs company.
Very good action too.:cool:
"So you are tracking my cell phone"
obviously i knew what to expect going in, but i don't know .. it's something i find i watch when i've watched everything else during the week, not something i'll purposely set out to watch first.
I'm not going to give anything away to spoil others viewing, but it does become much more involving as the weeks progress. This programme lulls you into thinking you know what kind of series it is, and then stands it right on its head!
that's what i want to hear
Next week's episode (ep 7) is where it really moved up a gear for me.
Yes, I agree it does. I just love the way the series opens out bit by bit into different avenues of storytelling but little by little start to make a sense of the whole scenario.
At this point in the series it's difficult to see where, exactly, the show is going. It's entertaining enough and I hope the character they introduced this time becomes a regular. Just so long as it doesn't turn into yet another big consipracy drama.