This was a great episode, I was kind of skeptical of the "partner in crime" aspect they seemed to be bringing to the table with Diggle last episode, but this episode convinced me that he can work with a semi-sidekick. And as someone who has no familiarity with the comic book villains, I agree the Royal Flush Gang of…

I love this title. Just because  I made fun of it in "And the Law Won" two weeks ago.

I love this title. Just because  I made fun of it in "And the Law Won" two weeks ago.

Awesome finale is awesome. I loved Rosen's hallucination addled journey through Manhattan, and it was nice to see Dani one last time. The best part of this episode was definitely the face off between Stanton and Rosen, and although the outcome was pretty obvious (regarding Rosen not killing Stanton) it'll be…

Awesome finale is awesome. I loved Rosen's hallucination addled journey through Manhattan, and it was nice to see Dani one last time. The best part of this episode was definitely the face off between Stanton and Rosen, and although the outcome was pretty obvious (regarding Rosen not killing Stanton) it'll be…

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LOL, well he has heard Ollie is a douche.

LOL, well he has heard Ollie is a douche.

I have a question along the same lines; how likely is it that you'd die from getting shot with an arrow? The most deadly shot I recall seeing last night was Ollie taking that arrow through the chest at the end, and he's apparently survived, so maybe he takes care not to hit vitals and just aims at places that will…

I have a question along the same lines; how likely is it that you'd die from getting shot with an arrow? The most deadly shot I recall seeing last night was Ollie taking that arrow through the chest at the end, and he's apparently survived, so maybe he takes care not to hit vitals and just aims at places that will…

Actually I think short term memory loss can be induced by oxygen deprivation, so it's possible he just thought he passed out.

Actually I think short term memory loss can be induced by oxygen deprivation, so it's possible he just thought he passed out.

Funny thing is that's just a guy entranced by her cleavage.

Funny thing is that's just a guy entranced by her cleavage.

Woah, I think I overcomplicated your stance. What you're basically talking about is covered here:
https://docs.google.com/a/leventhalpllc.com/file/d/0BwVkb6p7OhGiN2xPUWt6Mk03SG8/edit?pli=1

Woah, I think I overcomplicated your stance. What you're basically talking about is covered here:
https://docs.google.com/a/leventhalpllc.com/file/d/0BwVkb6p7OhGiN2xPUWt6Mk03SG8/edit?pli=1

The major issue here is trust: why would the plaintiff trust the defendant? It's not likely to happen, so they'll probably want a contract, which they'll probably want to get a lawyer to peruse just to make sure it's fair and enforceable. So… they'd basically be looking to have their lawyer write a contract that cuts…

The major issue here is trust: why would the plaintiff trust the defendant? It's not likely to happen, so they'll probably want a contract, which they'll probably want to get a lawyer to peruse just to make sure it's fair and enforceable. So… they'd basically be looking to have their lawyer write a contract that cuts…

Any agreement made between the plaintiff and the defendant is still subject to a judge's approval, in this case, since Neil Gross is actually offering a legitimate job, probably with a complicated contract allowing them to keep this position for years or get an optimal severance package should it not work out…