The Shield 7x11 - Petty Cash
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Can't wait! Only three eps left, that just isn't right!
This thing with the money is going to be the beginning of the end for someone. I think that Claudette and crew want to use this money transfer as the thing to catch Vic. Shane is going to demand Vic replace the stolen cash, and the cops will be set up trying to catch Vic.
This thing with the money is going to be the beginning of the end for someone. I think that Claudette and crew want to use this money transfer as the thing to catch Vic. Shane is going to demand Vic replace the stolen cash, and the cops will be set up trying to catch Vic.
It's going to be crazy, I can just feel it.
Great episode, They got Ronnie dead to rights, Dutch said something about getting the indictment ready for him. And now they have Corrine wearing a wire! Wow, Vic's walls are closing in on him again. He always manages to slip out of it, but each time the noose closes alittle more. Will it close completely or will he slip away yet again?
I don't see how he can get out of it this time, BUT that's kind of been the series' trademark. Noose closes in, Vic slips out. So I find myself wondering, is Vic going to prison, or is he going to die, OR do maybe the writers have yet another "noose slipping" up their sleeves?
The misadventures of Shane were so hilarious in this episode 
First he tries to rob a drug dealer's house only to find it swarming with cops! Then he goes to rob his wife's place of business but the dumbass can't open the safe so he drags in the wife AND small child! Then he's holding his son with his gun hand... and pawing him off to one of the hostages... oh man, so funny!
I don't see Vic ending the series in a good place of business. He'll either be dead or in jail.
First he tries to rob a drug dealer's house only to find it swarming with cops! Then he goes to rob his wife's place of business but the dumbass can't open the safe so he drags in the wife AND small child! Then he's holding his son with his gun hand... and pawing him off to one of the hostages... oh man, so funny!I don't see Vic ending the series in a good place of business. He'll either be dead or in jail.
I'm kind of betting on dead, possibly by his own hand.
I thought Ronnie gave a couple of looks that said he might turn on Vic. We'll have to see, but I can really see Ronnie redshirt as the last man standing.
Great episode though. So far this season every easy way out that I predicted ended up getting cut off unexpectedly. They haven't taken the easy way out on anything so far. I can't see this ending well for any of them really
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Great episode though. So far this season every easy way out that I predicted ended up getting cut off unexpectedly. They haven't taken the easy way out on anything so far. I can't see this ending well for any of them really
I can see Vic ending up relatively safe in the end, with actual immunity from the FBI and all that and with security for his family. Only to have him be killed by someone he forgot about, like Danni, who kills him to protect her child or something or officer crowleys brother.
I kind of got that vibe too. Of course if Ronnie was smart, he'd probably do what he said in the last episode and high tail it out of the country. Now it's probably too late.
I like how Ronnie COULD HAVE gotten away. There was always a possibility of him either snaking past jail-time and keeping is job or even just flat-out running away.
Instead, Vic pulls him off a REAL POLICE CASE to deliver the package to Corrine, which, as we all saw, pretty much got him nabbed.
As much as I like Vic, he is a parasite to absolutely everyone around him. Is there a single character on this show that can escape his influence? I thought Ronnie's last line in the episode ("He taught me everything I know") said it all, especially considering earlier this season he told Vic that he was the one responsible for creating Shane.
Instead, Vic pulls him off a REAL POLICE CASE to deliver the package to Corrine, which, as we all saw, pretty much got him nabbed.
As much as I like Vic, he is a parasite to absolutely everyone around him. Is there a single character on this show that can escape his influence? I thought Ronnie's last line in the episode ("He taught me everything I know") said it all, especially considering earlier this season he told Vic that he was the one responsible for creating Shane.
Yeah, when Ronnie says that Vic taught him everything he knew I really got the feeling he already had something planned. We'll see. I like that there's no obvious easy way out here.
