Also the showrunner for Leverage this time around is one of the Librarians writers so they know how to use him.
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Leverage: Redemption - Official Teaser
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I'm up to season 3 of my long overdue rewatch, taking my flatmate along for the ride. I've made sure that he went in blind, so he doesn't know about the Timothy Hutton thing. I'll break his heart with the news after the S5 finale. Friends make sure friends know about the glory that is Leverage. Friends also don't let friends have the experience ruined by the knowledge that one of the stars is bad.
Looks so good
My head canon now is his attempt to fake his death in the series finale failed and he's just dead
This actually can't work. :(
Nate was the one who was caught and interrogated, recounting the "deaths" of the rest of the crew to Sterling and the FBI(?) lady.
Edit: Oop. Just realised this might count as a spoiler. Hiding it.
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Reminder that half the season comes out this Friday. I totally lost track and thought it was a late July premiere.
Definitely hyped. Irritated at Prime moving licensed content to IMDbtv and now forcing me to watch it with adds on prime though
It was excellent(although sadly one of the leads was revealed to be trash. He's not back in this though and we got Noah Wyle to replace his role which should be great).
OG show was a ton of fun
It is on Amazon Video under the IMBDtv "channel", so you don't need the app specifically unless they do some weird delay in the Amazon Video app or something.
What sucks is whatever they put under that label has ads even if you have prime
I am getting hyped by your excitement. And I was already hyped for this! Been watching the old seasons.
Going to the theater tonight, gonna have to start my watch in the morning 😭
Anybody want to make an OT?
Anybody want to make an OT?
It's Noah Wyle, can't get a better heart fit than him(looks at the Librarian series. Apparently he's well known for ER?). Nate's actor was not brought back for good reason
He was one of the main characters on ER. Hell, I'm pretty sure he was the longest running cast member.
I know, I liked him on ER, on the librarians and on falling skies. But I miss Nathan.
Pretty sure he left a number of seasons before the end to do The Librarian movies, but then came back to close it out.
Nothing you can do when the actor was a gigantic asshole.
Making my way through EP3 now.
Liking it overall.
And surprisingly Nate is brought up quite a bit.
Watched the first ep and a quarter today and OH MY GOD THIS IS PERFECT. Absolutely beat-for-beat nailing the tone of the original while still being ridiculously topical. The Purdue settlement news with the family only taking a (relatively) light slap on the wrist broke last week. Watching their expy get absolutely shafted was hugely cathartic. Hardison is perfect, Eliot is perfect, Parker is perfect, Sophie is perfect - I started clapping at the climax of the first ep, and the thing with the Panamanian judge made me laugh out loud. Absolutely nailing it.
Binged these eps. Sad that Aldis Hodge isn't in it that much, but hoping the remainder of the episodes feature him more. There's a couple of plot holes in a couple of episodes, which is frustrating - in hindsight, there's just no reason for a couple of things. but, eh.... It's still a fantastic series.
Could be classed as a spoiler for number of episodes a cast member is in?
Could be classed as a spoiler for number of episodes a cast member is in?
Just the first 2. They mention him throughout, but I would've enjoyed the series more if IMDB hadn't shit itself on the casting/how many episodes the cast were in. Every episode past 2 was a let-down because we hoped Hardison was in it, and then we realised he wasn't. It's absolutely worth a watch, but at the same time disappointing.
