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aragarnaIs it just me, the camera(wo)man being in love with Tim, or is it Tim looking terrible handsome all the time on that show? Like, really, each time he appears on screen I get a shot of endorphines.
But OMG ALEXA, what are you doing?! I feel so totally betrayed! I liked your innocent goofiness! Connor, he looked fishy the minute he appeared on screen - though it does appear Mary is using him as a toy boy so it's not like she didn't have that one coming... - but Alexa, I didn't see that coming...
Lots of great scenes in that episodes - all of them unrelated to the creepy case. I keep getting the feeling the show would be a lot better without the cases - or with more interesting cases. The human aspect of the show is pretty good, but the procedural side remains pretty generic (and too creepy for my own taste). So let's forget about the creepy horny dudes and yet another psycho plastic surgeon and focus on the cooler stuff:
Jimmy is trying though. That scene about the clogged sink and how Duval sent a toy on a rescue mission down the drain was adorable. So was Duval fixing the sink all the while interrogating the girl. :)
Now, what is it with Tim fixing sinks? Given that they often give Tim's characters his own background, are we to assume Tim has a passion for fixing sinks? ;)
FBI Agent by day, super-plumber by night.
But back to Jimmy. I do feel for him. He was brought back without his consent, had no particular purpose, so now he's struggling finding a way to make himself useful. And he finds himself in everyone's way. His comment at the end about Duval telling him to go home was particularly interesting. What's home for Jimmy? He doesn't feel welcome neither with his own family, nor with the Goodwins.
And we're starting to see Otto's darker edge. I'm enjoying this character more and more with each episode. A lot more than Mary that I find a little bland. But that drift between Otto and Mary couldn't happen at a worse time, with Connor plotting something on the side...
But OMG ALEXA, what are you doing?! I feel so totally betrayed! I liked your innocent goofiness! Connor, he looked fishy the minute he appeared on screen - though it does appear Mary is using him as a toy boy so it's not like she didn't have that one coming... - but Alexa, I didn't see that coming...
Lots of great scenes in that episodes - all of them unrelated to the creepy case. I keep getting the feeling the show would be a lot better without the cases - or with more interesting cases. The human aspect of the show is pretty good, but the procedural side remains pretty generic (and too creepy for my own taste). So let's forget about the creepy horny dudes and yet another psycho plastic surgeon and focus on the cooler stuff:
It's not always clear who's the dad, who's the son...
So it seems that despite last week's finale scene between father and son, Duval is still not convinced that it's a good thing his father is back. Not that Jimmy makes it easy, showing off how he intimidates witnesses or with what he likely did to the bad guys at the end. And in that sense, I can understand Duval's reluctance to tell Helen and Gracie who Jimmy really is. Though I have a feeling it will come back to bite him when the truth will come out.Jimmy is trying though. That scene about the clogged sink and how Duval sent a toy on a rescue mission down the drain was adorable. So was Duval fixing the sink all the while interrogating the girl. :)
Someone called for a plumber?
Funny, I happen to have a clogged sink that could use a handsome plumber in a suit...Now, what is it with Tim fixing sinks? Given that they often give Tim's characters his own background, are we to assume Tim has a passion for fixing sinks? ;)
FBI Agent by day, super-plumber by night.
But back to Jimmy. I do feel for him. He was brought back without his consent, had no particular purpose, so now he's struggling finding a way to make himself useful. And he finds himself in everyone's way. His comment at the end about Duval telling him to go home was particularly interesting. What's home for Jimmy? He doesn't feel welcome neither with his own family, nor with the Goodwins.
And we're starting to see Otto's darker edge. I'm enjoying this character more and more with each episode. A lot more than Mary that I find a little bland. But that drift between Otto and Mary couldn't happen at a worse time, with Connor plotting something on the side...
Always awkward when mom and dad are fighting...
You gotta love Otto's directness. "I'm incapable of joking." "Mary is having sex in an hotel with Connor." LOL Though in term of snarky comments, no one beats Duval. "Why don't you act your age?" Heh
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