I was asking the same question. Not like Shaw to miss a shootout.

Peter Yogorov turned over too easily, seemed to me. Does this mean he dies next week?

He'll rename it Joss after this episode.

I felt bad for him after Carter gave him the slip.
Their dialog does remind us that HR will come after Fusco before the war is over.

Yeah, I really liked how they did that.

The phone call to Little Dude was standard drama manipulation, to emphasize the dangerous situation Carter was walking into and let us know that she was not too far gone (commando mode) to forget about her son. Just before she called him, I was thinking, "Don't forget to call your son, Joss."

Nooooo! NOT BEAR!!!

Hmmm…

I don't watch them, either. Too many misdirects.

Elias: "Enemy of my enemy."

Nooooo! Not Bear!

Tony Goldwyn is a fine actor who makes this crazy mess of Fitz work. But pretty is as pretty does, and I don't find Fitz hot anymore. Integrity Zero.

I agree that A would never have authorized a bribe. Totally out of character. Guess we'll find out what happened—stay tuned!

There are so many movies I can't watch on the big screen because they're too intense, (I still watch most of them on the small screen, though.) I took something away from this film and it didn't exhaust me, which was nice, for a change. Glad you got to see it.

Now you're spinning. Don't be Evil.

Right, and he did it in order to help his friend the misanthropic playwright BEFORE he realized he was erasing his original meeting with Mary. He was just learning how it all worked then.

Just saw it tonight. Lovely film, sweet-natured. They manage to create a quirky little family with Nighy at the head that kind of works—and it's a loving family.

Zoe, played by the magnificent Paige Turco.

No Zoe?

He's a fun guy. We love to hate him.