Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Leverage Episode 8 - "The Mile High Job"

Leverage team takes a job of child killed by a company's toxic fertilizer. Upon finding the "assets" , who could prove that the company was liable for the girls death, they were shocked to discover that the "assets" were company employees and to know that the plane was planned to crash.A couple comes to Leverage headquarters and tells the team about their daughter who was killed by a company's toxic fertilizer. When the team goes on a plane to recover the "assets" which could prove that the company was culpable for the girl's death, they discover that the "assets" are company employees, and the plane has been sabotaged.

3 comments:

kinikya said...

This low self-esteem black guy act gets old. I like this show so far but the way they wrote Aldis Hodge part this time sucks big time. He could have just had it together and taken on saving the plane without the pep talk!

Anonymous said...

I don't think his self esteem had anything to do with his race, rather his age and lack of experience with exceptionally dangerous circumstances. While the show says nothing about his age at this point (and Aldiss looks in his thirties) Nate made a comment in the third or fourth season that Hardison was a 24 year old who had a problem with authority. Subtract three or four years from that, and you have Hardison here. 21 is very young, and considering (to this point) that most of Hardison's work is done inconsequentially behind a computer at his nana's, I don't think it's wildly inappropriate for him to need reassurance. Having watched the rest of the series every member has needed a pep talk at one point or the other, especially Parker.

Anonymous said...

Kinikya Hardison's lack of confidence is one of his character flaws. He'd really be an unbalanced character without it. I remember in one episode later on Hardison is insisting he could run his own team, and Nate tells him he doesn't have what it takes. What he's missing is the confidence needed to inspire others to be their best. Thats what he needs Nate and the team for the most.