Own the rights?
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Lindsey, haven't you learned anything? No one has their own life. We're all part of something larger - A nice episode right before the first season finale. We got to see more of Wolfram & Hart, especially of the character 'Lindsey' who wanted out. 'Holland Manners' (Sam Anderson) also made his first appearance, I love his line right after he ordered the guard to kill 'Lee' - What a pity. You can't get that out of the carpet. Believe me, we've tried. The 'monster' of the episode was a blind woman, a pretty interesting villain. I've never considered 'Lindsey' to be a bad guy, nor a good guy. He's kind of in between, the only thing that he cares about is power so at the end of the episode he decides to stay because 'Holland' offered him his office. Neat episode, great camera work. LINDSEY: I guess it's fair to say that you've never seen anything like real poverty. I'm talking dirt poor -- no shoes, no toilet. Six of us kids in a room, and come flu season it went down to four. I was seven when they took the house. They just came right in and took it. And my daddy's being nice, you know? Joking with the bastards while he signs the deed. So, yeah, so we had a choice. Either you got stepped on or you got to steppin', and I swore to myself that I was not going to be the guy standing there with the stupid grin on my face, while my life got dribbled out. ANGEL: I'm sorry. I nodded off. Did you get to the part where you're evil?. (9.0 out of 10)
You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers. They will be examined and if approved will be included in a future update. Clicking the 'Update' button will take you through a step-by-step process.
