Even though Leverage’s season two finale had some great moments, I’m disappointed that it didn’t measure up to the greatness of season one’s near-perfect finale.
“James Sterling, Interpol. It just rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?” – Sterling
Everything’s good when Sterling is around. When he steps onto the screen, my heart starts beating wildly, and giddy cries emit from my lips. So it’s a shame he didn’t join this episode until the very last seconds. Granted, it’s got me positively [...]
Keith and I just got finished watching “The Future Job,” this week’s episode of Leverage, and Keith turned to me and said, “That episode had its really good parts and its not-so-good parts.” I have to agree with the sentiment, but not with Keith’s criticism. He found it really hard to believe that they could [...]
“Eliot, I’m going to ask you not to do anything violent.” – Nate, as Sterling walked into the bar
“What are you talking about? I only use violence as an appropriate response.” – Eliot, just before he beat up Sterling
You suspected it was going to be a good episode of Leverage when Sterling (Mark [...]
“If you are a stay-at-home mom, you break out the wine and the Xanax, ’cause we’re having snow days here, people.” — Hardison during his fake blizzard forecast
I thought that might get your attention. Actually, I’m still really liking Leverage, even though I agree with … well, almost everyone, that it’s lost some of the [...]
“Cleavers. Haven’t done that in a while.” – Eliot
Yep, there’s a little bit of a pun in the title … it was a fashion episode, after all….
I’ve got to hand it to Leverage: even though they may not be firing on all eight cylinders like they were in their near-perfect debut season, they really are [...]
“You do not let Vicki Vale into the Batcave — ever.” – Hardison, on attorney Tara Carlisle tagging along with the team
There was something about the way the team worked together tonight that charmed me. Sure, they are always fun to watch and no one would deny that they need each other to successfully pull [...]
