"The family, the wall-it's all nonsense." It sounds cruel, but the reality was perfectly reflected. The abomination was turned inside out. I can't accept Jubal's mistress in any way. I don't seem to be biased against heroes, but this skin-faced woman is as useful to the team as a glass door in the toilet. And Typhus can't help but be admired!
And what is there in her actions that is reasonable, honest and fair? Killed a kid, covered up for corrupt cops… And maybe she'll open a case... she's always been on the cops' side.
I just don't understand why the kid didn't shoot the patrolwoman, but only wounded her, since he was with her in the house and categorically determined. and the cops are so nasty in this episode.. everyone is fat and in these suits..
It's already the fourth season, the morons from the FBI still can't learn how to approach a suspect first, and not yell two blocks later that they want to detain him. After all, it's not polite to yell across the street. I'm not aware, maybe the pindos have some kind of running fetish, but the last couple of episodes, they really missed criminals because of this feature of their own.
And I'm also really fucking not the first episode, what huge palms their boss has, not the one that the bearded dude from AA fucks, but the immediate one. When they show her with the phone, her hands are right there, not like men's palms, but right the size of her head, her grabbers.
Specifically for this series, it's cool how they walked through the Poles. I thought that stereotypes about nationalities had sunk into oblivion behind the BLM agenda, but no, the screenwriters showed that everyone remembers. Respect.
a difficult, difficult situation.
I can't accept Jubal's mistress in any way. I don't seem to be biased against heroes, but this skin-faced woman is as useful to the team as a glass door in the toilet.
And Typhus can't help but be admired!
And maybe she'll open a case... she's always been on the cops' side.
I'm not aware, maybe the pindos have some kind of running fetish, but the last couple of episodes, they really missed criminals because of this feature of their own.
And I'm also really fucking not the first episode, what huge palms their boss has, not the one that the bearded dude from AA fucks, but the immediate one. When they show her with the phone, her hands are right there, not like men's palms, but right the size of her head, her grabbers.
Specifically for this series, it's cool how they walked through the Poles. I thought that stereotypes about nationalities had sunk into oblivion behind the BLM agenda, but no, the screenwriters showed that everyone remembers. Respect.