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Originally Posted by Baby Lee
It may have been my mood [not that I was in any particular mood at the time, just acceding the possibility], but it seemed like this episode showed the 'strings' more than usual. Maybe it was a budget thing where the action scenes were more compressed and less engaging. Can't put my finger on it, but I spent more time saying 'yeah, like that would happen' than 'whoa! cool!'
Like trying to wrap my head around how the break-in to cover the insurance lady's tracks was any easier to pull off than breaking in to steal the records in the firsts place so the mom doesn't have to screw over her new friend. Or how those tracks stay covered when the insurance records, and their provenance, become part of the prosecution/defense of the bad guys.
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I can agree with this - but it was still fun.
I was thinking... arn't the police going to notice the files they were going to use to build their case is all of a sudden gone?