(11-12-2009 05:49 PM)femaleBertieWooster Wrote:  

(11-12-2009 05:45 PM)almh Wrote:  

(11-12-2009 05:43 PM)femaleBertieWooster Wrote:  

(11-12-2009 05:39 PM)almh Wrote:  

(11-12-2009 05:33 PM)femaleBertieWooster Wrote:  

(10-12-2009 09:43 PM)almh Wrote:  Yes - I think it's right that he should be able to trust his officers to do what they think is right, but Lucas needs some help, fast.

(raises hand) I am at his disposal.

Let me guess, for some one-on-one care?

We all suspected you were a psychic, now we have proof.

LOL!!! How did you guess?

We have 500 plus members and only you, like Sherlock Holmes, were able to ferret out my motive.

I'll have to be more subtle next time then so as to hide my 'super powers'

Back to episode 6...

Please stop the off-topic discussion. Now.

I loved the title of this episode: "Den of Geek". Very suitable, not just because of Tariq but because of Coleville's obsession with Macbeth. Amongst other things.

This was a very sad thing for Ros. It's difficult realising your mentor and original role model has gone bad.

(12-12-2009 02:14 PM)JHyde Wrote:  This was a very sad thing for Ros. It's difficult realising your mentor and original role model has gone bad.

Also an object lesson -- if "The" Jack Coleville can go native, then presumably anyone can.

Harry seems to just take it in stride now when service/ex-service members lose it.

I think that was one of the main points of the episode, and especially given what it was that brought him to such a crisis.

What was lewis doing at sarah's place? Coming to kill her? Still confused about that

I think he came to meet her to talk about Nightingale, it wouldn't have been to kill her I don't think.

Age1021,

If I undesrtood correctly, Lewis and the other man were hired by Sarah to kill Baisley. I guess he just went there to tlak to her, update her on how the plan went or something like that.

LNF

Okay. So she wanted Lucas to kill Lewis to prevent him (lewis) from talking?

Yeah, because he obviously could say definitively that Sarah was part of Nightingale.