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Topic: JACK CHAT | SUSPECTS SERIES 1 EPISODE 2 | SUNDAY 13 APRIL 2014

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I think Jack uses psyhological tactics in interveiwing, so deliberately didnt go in on the sensitive approach, and wanted to be direct, even shocking to provoke a reaction

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Clarification: Only shocking in the sense that I didn't see it coming.



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Aw, bye JozieMozie, thank you for coming, hope to see you soon!

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Also, I think it was a bit of the anger coming out again.  He took off the kid-gloves.  



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agree Jane, and possibly shocking in that professional situation, it wasn't the softly softly approach

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when he said "fuck buddies" I thought - this is what comes out of his mouth when he's unscripted?!?! LOL

that scene was quite shocking!  and hilarious!  I love how he keeps pushing and pushing Kirk.

what this episode helped establish is the different investigative techniques between Jack and Charlie.  Charlie starts with the evidence, digs through and analyzes it to piece things together.  Jack starts with his gut instinct, and keeps prodding and pushing people to get to the bottom of the truth (and to be proven right on his theories)



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bye Jozie. 



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whimsyfox wrote:

what this episode helped establish is the different investigative techniques between Jack and Charlie.  Charlie starts with the evidence, digs through and analyzes it to piece things together.  Jack starts with his gut instinct, and keeps prodding and pushing people to get to the bottom of the truth (and to be proven right on his theories)


 Good point, Whimsy.



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I didnt sense that Jane.. i felt he was being blase, showing Kirk he didn't really care about the relationship, "so what?" kind of thing...because he knew it was a secret, possibly to everyone in Kirk's life, so it wasnt going to be something Kirk would just talk about.. the focus was on the investigation and what the hidden relationship could do to the people around kirk if they found out.....not Kirk's sexual orientation... so his manner was a technique... 



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Yes, "fuck buddies" was kind of unprofessional. 



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Jack seems to have a hard time distancing himself from the victims, the crimes.  that "emotional intelligence" drives him. 



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I guess it's just my perception.  I think he's angry that Kirk hasn't been fully open with them.  they could have solved this a lot faster if Kirk had told them about his and Wakim's relationship.  Kirk knows his sister fancies Wakim. That seems kind of relevant to me. 



-- Edited by Random Jane on Sunday 13th of April 2014 10:28:28 PM

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I agree jack is emotional but in this scene i didnt think he was reacting...i felt his approach was deliberate..(see my last comment!)

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love hearing other's perceptions of the scenes!

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As this episode goes on... note how nearly all the suspects are implicated in something in some way.... Kirk and Dave, removing the body and dumping...and we are about to move on to Hannah

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final thoughts on these scenes? :)



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I liked how no one in this case was exactly innocent.  



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it was a clever plot Jane!

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onwards?

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Onwards.



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scenes 39-47 (20 mins)

Scene 39: 36.19-36.26

Jack and Charlie jump in a car to go and pick up Hannah, her mobile signal is tracked and they know her location. Hannah tries to run but Jack and Charlie chase her down the street and restrain her while Charlie arrests her.

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Scene 40: 36.27-37.23

Jack interviews Hannah (with solicitor present) who denies she is a drug dealer

 

Scene 41: 37.24-37.45

In the office Jack brings in the drug wraps from forensics, which when pieced together look like a skiing / snowboarding trip. Charlie mentions the bar manager Guy said he had just returned from a snowboarding holiday.

 

Scene 42: 37.46-38.36

Later that evening, Martha Jack and Charlie still in the office, Charlie has Guy Ollerbury's financial report which shows a bulk buy of aniseed all which is used in the manufacture of PMA and Jack has contacted Guy's university and discovered he was kicked off his course last year for stealing lab equipment.

Jack: Boom-boom.

Charlie: Mm!

Jack: I decided to ring Guy's university. Snowboarder Guy Ollerbury was "a prodigious but lazy

chemistry student".

Charlie: Was that a direct quote?

Jack: Direct quote, quotations and everything.

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Scene 43:  38.37-40.00

Jack interviews bar manager Guy (with solicitor present) who says he never intended to sell the drug, he made it for his own personal use, it was Hannah's idea to sell it because she wanted the money.

"How long have you been manufacturing controlled drugs? Guy?"

 

Scene 44: 40.01-42.03

Jack and Charlie interview Hannah (no solicitor), they show her cctv footage of her passing something to Tom in the club. Hannah repeats she has nothing more to say and will not admit to dealing the drugs in the club, even after Charlie suggests what really happened is Ziggy and her argued about her selling drugs in her brothers club and she sent the photo of Kirk and Wakim to Ziggy to distract her and Jack demonstrates how her fingerprints would be all over the wraps.

 

Scene 45: 42.04-42.22

Jack and Charlie return to the office discussing Hannah and her motive. Martha informs them blood has been found on the whisky bottle, found by Ziggy.

 

(Scene 46: 42.23-43.00 Martha goes to Kirk's cell and tells him it was his sister Ziggy who assaulted him)

 

Scene 47: 43.01-43.40

 Jack and Charlie are in the main office, Martha is on the phone in her office. She tells them Ziggy has regained consciousness but has suffered brain damage and the prognosis isn't good.



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As Charlie and Jack chase Hannah down the street, you get a sense it is not just about the arrest, but who can get there first to make the arrest!

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for me I saw it as a combo of both.  it's just like when he told Laurie to get in the fucking car in the last episode.  in both cases the "suspect/victim" is clearly not co-operating fully, and he gets frustrated/angry at them.  so he starts pushing harder, and his anger comes through in his treatment of them. (and the language he uses)

but I also think he knows when he's getting bullshitted around and so he steps it up as a technique, showing that he's not going to pussyfoot and stand for the BS any longer.



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domino wrote:

As Charlie and Jack chase Hannah down the street, you get a sense it is not just about the arrest, but who can get there first to make the arrest!


 YUP!  He continually tries to take Hannah away from Charlie too, and she keeps saying she's got her.  I think he gets mad at Charlie for taking the arrest. Lol

 



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I agree, Whimsy.

Possibly, Domino.

"Direct quote, quotations and everything."  I giggled. 



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