I don't even blame him for being so concerned, it's his first time killing someone and he's probably never dealt with the idea of being in the right even though what he did felt horrible at such a high scale.
The writers of this show could have literally just used PoliceActivity for research lmao. Even I know that an LAPD shots fired call would immediately be a radio call for “7A15 officer needs help” with an air unit and supervisor immediately from the dispatcher.
I remember watching this episode for the first time My girl and I got Chinese food and at the moment of Dennis's face I spit out a mouth ful of rice towards the TV
I could literally watch that scene over and over. Thad gets a bad wrap but at the end of the day he was committed to his team and would have done ANYTHING to protect them. Matter of fact if any of them had listened to him none of that would have taken place. Glad it did tho lol
I know Scott gets bodied in multiple fights as a true alpha but people forget it’s not really his nature to be a killer. That’s why whenever he is truly motivated or someone’s life is In danger he steps up and we see glimpses of his real power. I feel like so many people miss the point of this, it’s intentional because Scott holds back to avoid becoming a killer.
Dude thank you! It's obvious he holds back all the time. I'm not sure why people don't understand that. Like we haven't seen Scott's full transformation for a reason, he's afraid to really let go and be a monster.
But the crazy thing is this...who came up with the idea of the Oil Change? Cause like, what state of mind were they in to even think of something like that?!! Lol
Hey i have a question , how come right after this episode , jumping to episode 4 and then on , why doesnt anybody mention what happened to the champ or his manager , if i was one of the people whi saw or even heard what Hood did , i would have talked a lot about how a cop beat up a MMA fighter.
Everyone go watch season one of Reacher then come back and watch season one of Blue Mountain State. I promise you that you’ll have a whole new love and appreciation for Alan as an actor because I sure do now
Find it weird Chuy is the only half demon Walker ever fought who actually fights in his demon form as oppose to staying in their weaker human form. Plot convenience I guess or all those other half demons haven't learned how to transform yet.
