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Post by dogma on May 30, 2006 22:36:39 GMT -5
Apart from the last episodes when he reaches the decision to stop carrying, is this the only time Dunbar admits his vulnerability? Just checking.  How about at the end of Marlon's when he tells Christie "This isn't easy". I took that as an admission of vulnerability. also when he was talking to his shrink when he felt he couldn't protect karen |
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Post by hoosier on Jun 1, 2006 16:40:21 GMT -5
Today was Marlon's Brando's turn and I noticed for the first time that Dennis Dennehy had been released from the jail in Hoboken. Hmmm. Dennis was in Hoboken on a drug charge. Bud Kessel decided to hide his drug stash in the empty lockers in a yard in Hoboken. Wonder if he learned about that abandoned area from Dennis and filed it away for future reference? I don't think Dennehy was in jail in Hoboken. He lived there, then abandoned his apartment, owing several months' rent. I think Mattis's reference to the Hoboken "joint" is a reference to that place, not jail. Tom and Marty found him in an SRO in the South Bronx. I don't see anything to suggest a connection with Bud. I was going to respond yesterday and the server decided to get a glitch and zingo, everything was gone! It was in the little tet a tet in the squad with Tom and Marty. I was watching the ep with my mom and I thought I heard 'jail' and it was actually Denehy had been arrested on drug charges and GLA (whatever that is but it sounded like jail). Go figure!  Can't walk and chew gum at the same time. Still thought it was funny that Dennis was in Hoboken and that Bud decided to stash his ill-gotten dope in Hoboken. My mom who is a BJ fan had just commented on how she really liked RE in this role and wanted to know what channel it had been on. When I said channel 6 ABC, she said she would like to have given them a piece of her mind for taking off such a good show and leaving what is basically trash on the air! Preaching to the coverted here!  |
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Post by mlm828 on Jun 1, 2006 17:19:37 GMT -5
"GLA" stands for "grand larceny -- auto" (I think).
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Post by hoosier on Jun 2, 2006 16:53:27 GMT -5
"GLA" stands for "grand larceny -- auto" (I think). What is that? A fancy word for car theft  |
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Post by mlm828 on Jun 2, 2006 23:51:15 GMT -5
"GLA" stands for "grand larceny -- auto" (I think). What is that? A fancy word for car theft Yes. The New York statutes use "larceny" for "theft." |
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Post by rducasey on Jun 3, 2006 19:26:46 GMT -5
Apart from the last episodes when he reaches the decision to stop carrying, is this the only time Dunbar admits his vulnerability? Just checking. Is this the case in Seoul Man when Karen challenges him about being messed up about losing a perp, and he admits "I'm messed up about it".? |
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Post by hoosier on Jun 17, 2006 16:33:51 GMT -5
Condell's suicide gives Karen and Jim something they never had before--something in common beyond being homicide detectives. She askes him if he had 'ever seen anything like that before?' She turns to him, not just as her partner but as a fellow human being who had shared the same experience, never mind that Jim didn't 'see' it. He had been there, physically, in the room with her and heard what Condell said and did.
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Can't walk and chew gum at the same time. Still thought it was funny that Dennis was in Hoboken and that Bud decided to stash his ill-gotten dope in Hoboken.
