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Aug. 16th, 2013 08:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsTV commentary:
Graceland- What the frick?! So Mike and Bello know this bad-ass Cartel assassin is after them, and all of a sudden the sprinklers come on and they're all, "That was a weird thing to happen! But that's like totally normal, let's turn them off!"
And heh, Mike told the wrong Graceland chick. Had he told Charlie, she might be all, "Hmm, so I'm not the only one who thinks Briggs is suspicious!" As it is, he told Paige, who does not take the news well.
Oh, and I totally didn't trust that Federale guy from the beginning. Heh, of course, I'm only going by TV and the movies, which portrays Mexico as like the wild west, full of corruption. Its like, if I were Charlie, and the guy flashes a Federale badge, I'd be like, "So, like the Cartels don't have cops on their payroll?" But yeah, some random Federale shows up the same time as Jangles? And indeed in the end, when Charlie is talking to him, the show focuses on his shoulder wound. Of course, I'm not sure Charlie does actually trust him, because she was weirdly acting in this fake, "Oh yeah, we should totally team up!" way. But it was confusing, because she didn't sound like she was for real, but the guy acted like she was.
And why did Mike's handler think it was a wise idea to pretend to be Jangles? Now he has a bullet in his gut.
Graceland- What the frick?! So Mike and Bello know this bad-ass Cartel assassin is after them, and all of a sudden the sprinklers come on and they're all, "That was a weird thing to happen! But that's like totally normal, let's turn them off!"
And heh, Mike told the wrong Graceland chick. Had he told Charlie, she might be all, "Hmm, so I'm not the only one who thinks Briggs is suspicious!" As it is, he told Paige, who does not take the news well.
Oh, and I totally didn't trust that Federale guy from the beginning. Heh, of course, I'm only going by TV and the movies, which portrays Mexico as like the wild west, full of corruption. Its like, if I were Charlie, and the guy flashes a Federale badge, I'd be like, "So, like the Cartels don't have cops on their payroll?" But yeah, some random Federale shows up the same time as Jangles? And indeed in the end, when Charlie is talking to him, the show focuses on his shoulder wound. Of course, I'm not sure Charlie does actually trust him, because she was weirdly acting in this fake, "Oh yeah, we should totally team up!" way. But it was confusing, because she didn't sound like she was for real, but the guy acted like she was.
And why did Mike's handler think it was a wise idea to pretend to be Jangles? Now he has a bullet in his gut.
