Possible in-show justification: Grace's father was a high-profile guy, and her own rise through the ranks would likely be under public scrutiny, relatively speaking. That sounds like a bad choice of someone for the CIA to make into a spy.
DonBoy
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I made a sound of manly surprise-breath.
I made a sound of manly surprise-breath.
"Hare lip! Hare lip!"
"Hare lip! Hare lip!"
Yeah, NBC, way to fuck up the payoff of a years-long emotional plotline.
Yeah, NBC, way to fuck up the payoff of a years-long emotional plotline.
I thought the same thing. My take was that Cerie has always been played with an expression of innocent entitlement, and suddenly she was a real person.
I thought the same thing. My take was that Cerie has always been played with an expression of innocent entitlement, and suddenly she was a real person.
If you mean the last scene not counting the death itself — yes, I wondering if it was somehow a joke about they were obviously not in the same place. And I usually don't notice that kind of thing.
If you mean the last scene not counting the death itself — yes, I wondering if it was somehow a joke about they were obviously not in the same place. And I usually don't notice that kind of thing.
I would watch the Stoned Monica Potter Eats Candy and Giggles Show a lot.
I would watch the Stoned Monica Potter Eats Candy and Giggles Show a lot.
Yes, in the end credits.
Yes, in the end credits.
Guy sleeping with Eliza Coupe on Zombie Scrubs.
Guy sleeping with Eliza Coupe on Zombie Scrubs.
I was noticing that she had a checked shirt on, which seemed unusual, and then I saw that Ben had one as well and I overthought it and decided she was wearing one of his shirts.
I was noticing that she had a checked shirt on, which seemed unusual, and then I saw that Ben had one as well and I overthought it and decided she was wearing one of his shirts.