3.4 DVD Commentary

[JHyde]

(19-04-2010 01:15 PM)lwhite53 Wrote:  Agreed, Silktie -- their general thinking about the op showed that they were on the same wavelength, imo.

I still don't agree with you two on this. I re-watched the episode again for Ruth's Diary and was really looking for it this time. There is a very clear point around the 40min mark where they do come together and Harry and Adam realise that the other's strengths can help them in this job, but prior to that I think both of them had personal agendas that made them more prone to showing their faults. Adam's main fault is that is too keen to 'live dangerously' and put others in the firing line sometimes and Harry's main one is that he jumps to conclusions.

I do think that together they're a force to be reckoned with and by the end of this episode Adam's lateral thinking and Harry's logic bear them out well and is the beginning of a beautiful friendship, but the first 40 mins are quite another story. I think.