I want a "Plan B" bag of my own...
Apr. 9th, 2012 04:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
astri13I finally got to see the "Plan B" bag. Ahahahahaha. Though in a way, quintessential Reese.
And boy, at the end of episode 14 the machine turning both Reese's and Fusco's squares red? Gave me chills. At least the action it choose was just "monitor" for now. But I immediately flashed back to Ingram making a crack about the machine and Finch shushing him, telling him the machine could hear him. We all know how that ended.
Right now the machine might protect Harold but at some point it will inevitably turn against him, too. Likely because HE turns against IT when it keeps killing off (or attempting to kill) his friends.
Also, boy, who is Finch really? It's ironic that we have a show where we don't know the actual names of EITHER main characters. Yet at least you have a bit of a clearer picture of Reese before he became a CIA hitman. With Finch/Wren/?, the one thing I genuinely believed is the story he told Carter about his brothers tossing him into the deep end of the pool to teach him to swim.
One thing I find incredibly funny right now is Fusco and Carter trying to outsneak each other as Reese's secret contacts. Like, Carter totally unsuspiciously walks off to talk to Reese on the phone and and he has to put her on hold because Fusco - who is watching Carter's antics from across the office - is calling in to report Carter behaving suspiciously. Bwahahaha. Finch has a point on that possibly not being the best solution.
And boy, at the end of episode 14 the machine turning both Reese's and Fusco's squares red? Gave me chills. At least the action it choose was just "monitor" for now. But I immediately flashed back to Ingram making a crack about the machine and Finch shushing him, telling him the machine could hear him. We all know how that ended.
Right now the machine might protect Harold but at some point it will inevitably turn against him, too. Likely because HE turns against IT when it keeps killing off (or attempting to kill) his friends.
Also, boy, who is Finch really? It's ironic that we have a show where we don't know the actual names of EITHER main characters. Yet at least you have a bit of a clearer picture of Reese before he became a CIA hitman. With Finch/Wren/?, the one thing I genuinely believed is the story he told Carter about his brothers tossing him into the deep end of the pool to teach him to swim.
One thing I find incredibly funny right now is Fusco and Carter trying to outsneak each other as Reese's secret contacts. Like, Carter totally unsuspiciously walks off to talk to Reese on the phone and and he has to put her on hold because Fusco - who is watching Carter's antics from across the office - is calling in to report Carter behaving suspiciously. Bwahahaha. Finch has a point on that possibly not being the best solution.
