[S5E2] First Days WORK
Luke (Nolan Gould) and Manny (Rico Rodriguez) have their first day at high school. The two of them take this change really well, something that is not happening with Phil (Ty Burrell) and Gloria (Sofía Vergara) because they realize that the boys are growing up very fast and they are going to lose them.
[S5E2] First Days
Claire (Julie Bowen) starts working at Jay's (Ed O'Neill) closet company making her big return. On her first day, she tries to get close to her co-workers and to convince them to not look at her as "Pritchett's daughter" but as Claire.
Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson), with Cam going to his new job, tries to juggle Lily's (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons) first day of preschool and a very important meeting at work. Lily has a little accident, so Mitch takes her with him at the office and calls Haley (Sarah Hyland) to come and baby sit her. When Haley arrives at Mitch's office, his boss (Justin Kirk) hits on her, making Mitch very uncomfortable.
The hour was heavy on the cases more than anything else after a slight time jump which saw Nolan on his first day as a training officer to Thorsen, Bradford, and Lopez working together, and Harper's blissful labor and delivery being anything but that.
If you remember, Alone Season 4 was when they incorporated teams into Alone for the first time. The teams were dropped off in different spots. One team member was to make camp, while the other traveled to their location. If one tapped out, both had to leave.
Dave's been gathering bugs and catching fish, and, most importantly, eating! He's the first one this season to go out hunting with a bow. It was awe-inspiring that Dave shot a grouse on his first time out. He must've really practiced his skills at home.
Wesley reports for his first day as a prosecutor at the D.A office. It is not going as well as he had hoped it would. His boss wants him to stop trying to give everyone a free pass and choose a case he will take to trial. His day is salvaged by Lopez who calls him to ask for help in their corrupt police case.
A former detective sergeant is found dead in his flat from what appears to be at first natural causes. However, Dr. DeBryn discovers that he was poisoned and another poisoning soon follows. Meanwhile the local cinema is preparing to welcome some famous Hollywood actors and directors to promote their latest film.
It would seem that I am not alone in thinking this as the viewing figures for the episode dipped below five million as did the first episode. I believe this is the first series of Endeavour where the figures have been less than five million.
The first of music is near the beginning of the episode where we find Morse in his flat. The music is from La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi an Italian opera composer . The piece is Libiamo ne` lieti calici.
When Endeavour first visits The Roxy on the cinema screen is news of protests of the Immigration Bill 1968. The Commonwealth Immigrants Act amended the Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962, further reducing rights of citizens of the Commonwealth of Nations countries (as of 2010, comprising approximately 1.9 billion people, including New Zealand, Australia, The Republic of India, Islamic Republic of Pakistan (which included East Pakistan province), some African nations including Nigeria and many Caribbean islands) to migrate to the UK.
It seems to work, as the girls enjoy several days of no incidents. After a week, they feel safe enough to sleep in their own bedrooms. Big mistake, as that night Kristin wakes up to the sight of the ghostly woman at the foot of her bed, hanging from the ceiling by a rope.
Tate wakes up in the car first and cuts himself out of his seat belt. Whilst injured, he struggles to get out of the car when he finds his mom in a field. She's still suffering through labor and tells her son to find a phone and call 911.
After the credits, the episode jumps ahead a few days as Tate is now sporting a cast on his broken arm. Kayce, who was not present at the crash, is comforting a recovering Monica. The father and son duo head out together and Kayce tells Tate that his mother may need some time. It's an ominous chain of events for the family, especially after Kayce "saw the end" of his relationship during a vision quest in Season 4.
Making the first move, which is sure to irk Market Equities, John signs an executive order revoking the lease from Paradise Valley projects, including the planned airport and ski resort. Caroline Warner files a cease and desist and plans to sue the state in retaliation. While watching on television, Sarah notices Jamie's reluctance and plans to target him.
Dr. Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto) was back to work, but her first day was anything but smooth sailing. As for her ex-fiancé Dr. Will Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss)? He was back too, and had one heck of a case to solve, with the help of Dr. Daniel Charles (Oliver Platt), and Maggie Lockwood (Marlyne Barrett).
Phoebe is irritated because everyone keeps talking about London, which she all missed, and now she feels left out. They decide to take a picnic in Central Park with all of them to make Phoebe feel better, but Phoebe just came from Central Park and hates the idea, so they blow it off. They come up with a better idea: a trip to Atlantic City. Everyone leaves to start packing, leaving Ross and Rachel alone. Rachel finally tells Ross that she loves him, even though everyone told her not to. However, Rachel and Ross crack up laughing at their situation: Rachel is in love with a married guy whose wife doesn't return his calls. When they all are ready to leave, Phoebe's water breaks, blowing off the trip to Atlantic City. Just before they leave to bring Phoebe to the hospital, Monica and Chandler fall behind, at first only to talk about how they can't believe Phoebe is about to give birth; however, it quickly transitions to the first private passionate moment they have had since the day they returned from London.
The opening scene of the episode revealed Chozen training with American soldiers, as he had noted in episode 1. The scene then jumped to Chozen's first day at Cobra Kai under a different identity, where he trained with a confused Tory who was still reeling from Terry Silver's cheating tactics to win the All Valley tournament.
Chozen realized Tory's absence-mindedness and asked her to focus on training the mind first. He also displayed some of his techniques and garnered Silver's attention as well as a dinner and drinks invite to his place.
The group soon arrive at the church. Rick cautiously asks to go in the church first so they can "hold on to their squirrels". Gabriel unlocks the door and the group enter, guns drawn. Inside Carol finds a book on a desk that shows Gabriel, or someone, has been copying the Bible by hand. He's written "Thou Shalt Not Kill" in huge letters on one page. Rick finds empty food cans around the altar. Glenn, who almost got the group hurt by releasing the crazed man previously, finds a picture with the words of Galatians 6:9: "and let us not grow weary of doing good. For in due season we will reap if we do not give up." Michonne takes notice of children's drawings. Rick calls the rest of the people in. Abraham suggests fixing the church's short bus and taking it to D.C. Michonne wants to rest and gather supplies first, though, and Rick agrees. Abraham looks like he wants to object, but Glenn tells them that one way or another they're following Rick and not splitting up. Tara adds a "What he said" and even Bob piles on. Inside, Gabriel says he's been living off the food from the church's annual canned food drive and scavenging. He says he's cleaned out every place nearby except for one that's overrun by about a dozen walkers. Bob and Sasha agree to go with Rick to check it out and Tyreese agrees to babysit Judith. Rick thanks Tyreese for his help.
Bobby is still wheelchair-bound and in the hospital - he hasn't spoken in days. Castiel calls Sam's cell phone to find out where the boys are - the Enochian sigils he etched into their ribs hides them from all angels, including Castiel. He is angry that after he rebelled to help them Sam and Dean failed to stop the Apocalypse, that he has killed his brethren, and that he is cut off from Heaven. He tells Bobby this means he can't heal him. He then says in order to defeat Lucifer, he plans to find God. He says he needs Dean's amulet which he says will burn hot in God's presence.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Yellowstone season 5, episode 2.The first flashback in Yellowstone season 5, episode 2 not only offers a violent look into John Dutton's past, but also helps reveal his real vision for the future of the Dutton family ranch. Notably, the flashback occurs following a scene in the present where ranch hands Ryan and Colby mistakenly killed GPS-tagged wolves from the national park. After Ryan and Colby realize their mistake, the episode cuts to younger versions of John, Lloyd, and Rip poisoning a land developer with his own lethal weed killer. There's a reason why these scenes are juxtaposed in the show.
Ultimately, both the flashback and Ryan and Colby's wolf-killing mistake are reminders that the Duttons will do anything to protect their land. While the two scenes seem very different at first glance, they're actually similar in various ways. In both instances, the crew of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch exterminates threats to the ranch and the land - through highly illegal and dangerous methods. Though it wasn't John who killed the GPS-tagged wolves, their deaths are on his hands because Ryan and Colby were acting through John and Rip's mandate.
Two waiters are preparing a table nervously because someone special with a yellow pin was visiting. Hank is very nervous to go to his first date with Becca. Tom and Angela advise Hank to pretend like he knows what he's doing and push him into the restaurant.
They're chased into a carnival, the theater, into a nightclub and into a dumpster. Eventually the goons lose him and report to their boss. Tony was mad at them, so he orders them to find Hank soon. Then, Hank and Becca enter the headquarters. They pretend to be members of the Big Bosses, some superior group. Tony believes them at first, but when Hank tosses them ravioli and calls them linguine, they start to suspect them. He asks a question about linguine, which Hank gets wrong. Tony realizes that they're impostors and Hank starts to run. The goons throw rotini at Hank and Becca, which was unsuccessful. However, one of Tony's goons throw a spaghetti lasso at them, which captures them. 041b061a72