Shoot the Moon

Episode aired Feb 19, 2013
TV-PGTV-PG
43min

7.5/10

S4.E14

Peter and Elizabeth are kidnapped by a young couple on a romantic crime spree. Meanwhile Neal tries to plot where the couple will strike next.Peter and Elizabeth are kidnapped by a young couple on a romantic crime spree. Meanwhile Neal tries to plot where the couple will strike next.Peter and Elizabeth are kidnapped by a young couple on a romantic crime spree. Meanwhile Neal tries to plot where the couple will strike next.

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Nate Osbourne is living his romantic dream of Bonnie and Clyde adventure with his bride, for whom he steals outrageous presents. In the case of a moonstone from the natural history museum, that leads to taking hostage visitor Elisabeth and Peter who loses his nerves in the case. Neal pleads with the FBI against a SWAT intervention, as he knows how a clever crook thinks and can be persuaded. —KGF Vissers

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Trivia
The perfume that is stolen by Oz and Penny, was once Marie Antoinette's. She was the wife of king Louis XVI of France. Marie was from Austria, and hated among the people. The story goes that, when she was informed about the people's complaint about lack of food, she said: "Then let them eat cake." The story is probably not true, but it is referred to a couple of times in the episode.

Goofs
After chopping the onions the orientation of Elizabeth's knife changes between shots and onions appear and disappear.

Quotes
Mozzie: [Neal is picking up Satchmo to dog-sit] Wait, the suit actually gave you access to his house?
Neal Caffrey: Yes, Moz.
Mozzie: Unwise. We should teach him a lesson. I'm thinking micro-cam in a lampshade. He'll find it, of course, but that's the point.
Neal Caffrey: We're picking up Satchmo and we're leaving, all right?
Mozzie: Fine. I don't see why you'd want to pass up a prime opportunity such as this, but whatever. Whoa! Seriously? Boxed wine? We got to get out of here.

Connections
References Law & Order (1990)

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2/10

Rubbish

Just tripe filler to somewhat advance a few of the story arcs. It's episodes like this that really bring this show down. (Aside from the absurd premise that romanticizes the relationship between Peter and Neal, in which Neal "bonds" with his captor. Talk about Stockholm Snycrome.)

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