I was hoping the episode would begin with Eddie, but alas, I was wrong. None other than creepy Cal and the oblivious Sarah graced my screen instead. I was pleased to see their moment was quick and to the point. Then there he was! What has our fallen hero gotten himself into now? Being strapped to a hospital bed is not a fun time, and never a good sign. But from what they showed, it was hard to see if they were going to keep him in a psych hold. One thing I was excited to see was the FBI questioning as they called her Ms. Jackson, the IRS woman. She was very forthcoming with information about Cal’s creepy side. So, here’s hoping this helps speed up his downfall. They know they’re going to try to blackmail her and she is a federal agent. So, I hope it’s Cal, not Sarah, who says whatever threat is coming, even if it is Sarah’s idea. When they gave Lisa the bugged pen, I had a hunch she was going mess it up somehow. So here is hoping she doesn’t, for her sake.
When Sarah called Eddie and Chloe picked up, I about died. We have already seen how this woman spouts out of the mouth. So, I can’t imagine how she would explain what happened. She doesn’t let us down when she’s waiting at the hospital, eager to greet Sarah. I have to admit, seeing her leap out of the chair the way she did cracked me up. Sarah couldn’t even say a word. So it wasn’t too surprising to see her beg him to come home. It’s kind of nice to see Sarah not be a jerk, or act like a programmed zombie every once and awhile. It was quite amusing watching the doctor’s face as Eddie was released too. She really has no idea what she was dealing with in terms of The Movement. Cal admits to being behind the tail on Eddie, no surprise there.
And I wasn’t surprised to see Sarah alone in the meeting room waiting for Lisa Jackson either. She hasn’t proved to have the best judgement at all. And now the Feds are going to be after her too, not just Cal. Seeing Lisa pulling out the pen to warn Sarah with that note before she got too deep wasn’t all too shocking. I knew she wouldn’t blow their operation somehow. And after all, Lisa’s beef was really with Cal. But one thing that I was shocked about, Sean. Showing up at Eddie’s professing his confusion about the movement, wow. I mean, I knew he would be upset because of the baby, but dang. And of course, as always, Eddie comes through with some boss advice. And I was happy to see him follow some of the doctor’s advice and get into a meeting for people who have been in cults.
I just wish that Hawk wasn’t stubborn and would talk to Eddie. He needs his dad, big time. He needs to step outside of himself for a moment and see what’s really going on. It’s obvious Hawk isn’t completely blind to the subtle things that should concern the followers in the movement. I just wish he would admit it to himself already and stop being so eager to follow. He would be such a great leader if he would trust himself. It’s nice to see Kodiak and Richard doing just that and continuing to dig deeper into Cal. I was sure Kodiak was going to do something creepy when he pulled Cal aside with the bunny. And I must say I was very relieved to see he didn’t! It’s just scary to think Cal, the most psycho, paranoid guy ever now knows there is a rat among them. I see that going very badly. Innocent people may soon see his wrath if he suspects they are the informant, I’m sure. It’s just annoying at this point how dumb Sarah is. She knows how crazy Cal is and still gave him the opportunity to stew on that devastating bit of information. She can’t be stupid enough to think he can play it cool with that information. I guess we just have to be patient and see how it all plays out.
Written by Kaylynn Kasandra. Awkward hippie who enjoys helping people, creating things, reading, sci-fi, fantasy, and Thor. Find more from her at kaylynnkasandra.com and
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