Joel Fry As Frenchie In Our Flag Means Death

Joel Fry as Frenchie in Our Flag Means Death

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The Ice Man Job (S02E08)

- The victim's main complaint is struggling to keep a roof over his family's head, so it does feel like one of those rare ones where they could've solved it just with money. Seems like it was more about the money than reputation/revenge. But this way's more fun.

- Eliot pushes Parker away from sitting with him and won't move next to her when asked by Nate. Which is funny because usually they're so physically close. I like that their characters have variation within them, they're not totally consistent 'cause real people aren't either. Like this episode Eliot just seems to have got out the wrong side of bed and we're not offered an explanation for that, except I guess he may be missing Sophie. 

- Bless Hardison for being the peacemaker. Also I find something so intimate in him sitting close to her and saying "you happy?" like "you happy I'm physically close now, you comforted by my body being near yours? I see you, your needs matter to me, even if I don't understand them always."

- Eliot immediately knows Hardison being the main grifter is a bad idea and knows why. It begs the question why Nate doesn't make Eliot the main grifter, given he's so much better at it. Because he thinks he needs the muscle to be a separate character I guess?

- Weird Eliot thirst is when he bends the mark over the pool table, twisting one arm behind him and his other hand between his shoulder blades. You see where I'm going with that. I'm gonna need to learn how to gif.

- I don't know whether Nate is impersonating Sterling by giving his insurance guy character the same name, or just making an homage for his own amusement, but I like to imagine the latter.

- "I'd like to hear you do an accent." "I'd like to hear YOU do an accent." is some of my favorite Hardison/Eliot bickering. Especially because they both very much have a point.

- I get so frustrated watching Hardison going too quickly through the heist. Just slow down! They told you so many times. Nate actively has a gun pulled on him and is handling it better.

- Hardison and Parker's little moment of closeness escaping the vault. Underated Pardison ep.

- The Nate/Sophie conversation at the end: tv phone conversations are very weird. I'm not sure I've ever seen a realistic depiction of a phone conversation on tv and this is no exception.

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