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Title: The Wife's Tale (24 Nov 2010)
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| Episode cast overview: | |||
| Mark Valley | ... | Christopher Chance | |
| Chi McBride | ... | Winston | |
| Indira Varma | ... | Ilsa Pucci | |
| Janet Montgomery | ... | Ames | |
| Jackie Earle Haley | ... | Guerrero | |
| Molly Parker | ... | Rebecca Brooks | |
| M.C. Gainey | ... | Donnelly | |
| Dino Antoniou | ... | Daniel Brooks | |
| Curtis Caravaggio | ... | Lawyer | |
| Adrian Hein | ... | Assassin / Date | |
| David Lyle | ... | Bartender #1 (as David H. Lyle) | |
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Robert O'Donnell | ... | Bartender #2 |
| John Shaw | ... | Harrison | |
Donnelly, Chance's boss in his hit-man days, tips him off that there is a contract on Rebecca Brooks, economy professor like her late husband Daniel, whom Chance killed, with a top-assassin. He accepts out of guilt to protect her. Winston has to explain things to widow Pucci, why trying to work out how her expensive new equipment works. Guerrero is not amused with unruly greenhorn Ames' meddling, even when he's locating and terrifying an intermediary lawyer. It soon becomes clear the late Daniel's research is the real target, Rebecca's wrath the worst complication. Written by KGF Vissers
overall it's a pretty watchable series, not least because of the likable diverse team and the main character, for which the viewer is prepared to forgive a lot.
However the current episode just went overboard in the degree of idiocy and preposterousness!!!
Dialogue (particulary the exchange between chance and the wife - is brutally inane and plain unbelievable under the circumstances there both were in) and plot are disastrous,camera-work amateurish and, hence, general impression - awful.
Clearly an odd man out so far - I mean there have already been poor ones but this piece "bested" or rather "worsted":) them all:((