agree, alot of back n forth in this episode with the amount of suspects. I couldn't keep track of what was going on the first time (but that's usually the case) It's a bit disorienting, however I've come to appreciate how this format with all the interviewing and all the different suspects is probably closer to what the police actually go through - they have to sift through so much input and use their experience and intuition to get to the heart of the matter. and real life isn't whites and blacks. lots of muddy areas. there isn't necessarily one person at fault, and the actions of most of the people they question leads to the chain of events that they are investigating.
did that make any sense?
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Got your point Whimsy. Maybe this is why this show seems to be so realistic. I bet in real life everything is really messy too and some crimes are more complicated than others
agree domino. he does enjoy pulling rank. he definitely has a competitive streak. not too macho, but it's definitely there all the time. I noticed he always drives. He walks ahead of whoever he's with. it's especially evident in the scene where they go arrest Hannah, and Charlie says she's got her, but he keeps trying to take her away from Charlie so he can make the arrest himself.
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Haha Jane :D I was just wondering who that Wakim was and what did he got to do with this case. I was secretly hoping Jack could have interview him instead of Charlie. That would have been interesting
The pen and coffee mug - yes he fiddles with them alot. I wonder if the pen is a "cigarette substitute". I notice the coffee continuity error in the hospital, but not been distracted by it at other times. He did call Kirk by the wrong name when he first goes into the hospital room.
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papillon... pamplemousse... bibliothèque... un baiser A lilt in his voice. Every sentence like music... #kisskisskiss A terrible beauty is born. Love me some #Jacksass
papillon... pamplemousse... bibliothèque... un baiser A lilt in his voice. Every sentence like music... #kisskisskiss A terrible beauty is born. Love me some #Jacksass
umm, it's been over a week since I rewatched, but I believe he called him Mr. Olerbury. lol
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(Scene 12: 09-28-10.14 Martha holds a police press conference appealing for witnesses and urging anyone who has taken PMA to seek medical attention)
Scene 13: 10.15-10.45
Martha, Charlie and Jack are in the main office. Martha informs them that Ziggy Hawthorne and Tom Yeoman's toxicology reports are identical. Jack says the fingerprints on the cctv cables belong to Dave Mastings head of security at the club. Martha tells him to arrest him for theft and they will search his premises.
Scene 14: 10.46-11.00
Jack brings Dave in, getting him to empty his pockets at the desk. "How many keys do you have?"
Scene 15: 11.01-12.52
Jack and Martha interview Dave, who claims he knows nothing about the drugs in the club or the missing cctv camera. He points the finger at Wakim, who is allowed into the club without getting patted down and has lots of nice stuff for a boxer with no money.
"You're a clever man aren't you? Always an answer for everything"
(Scene 16: 12.53-14.01 Charlie interviews Wakim in his boxing club, who has Ziggy's car parked outside with no insurance.)
I had mixed feelings on Dave. I kind of liked him so I didn't want him to be guilty of anything but then he pointed the finger at Wakim and that made me mad.
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"I should have left a clue. Like, I don't know, locking him in a cellar and tying him to a fucking radiator!"
Was that scene 15 first scene when Jack looked directly at the camera for the first time or do I remember wrong? Loved that key line, it was tense scene and atmosphere until Jack dropped that line :D
