Do not talk about religion jokes
in my opinion this is a family drama, two Irish Catholic brothers and funny than an Italian, a patriarch and a distant cousin FBI composition, so I'm only going to say Talk to family members.
Connor - Tossing his brother with his tongue. Move my brother? Eat my toilet! We need some rope. Sync with brother.
Murphy - Honey Orchid Finger. Take the purse and the pistol and pick up your brother. Bring NTM's SB rope. Sync with brother.
Locke - the role of humor and tears in the whole play, a funny person, a stupid person, a person who can never be separated from low-level fun, a person who is not very reliable but can be called a brother.
The Duke - the patriarch, the six-winged (gun) angel.
Paul - FBI agent played by Willem Duff, my favorite character on the show (Hallelujah, I love those brothers), this character made me feel good about the show within a minute of being on the scene The anticipation was raised to a new level, and with his calm and coquettish body language made me sure he was gay.
"Why don't you get me a coffee, latte, lemon, sugar, low-fat milk."
I have reason to believe that the director favored this character, whether it's the rock, aria, concerto (seriously, Bach) in which he appears . +Perverted combination, better than Beethoven.). In the process of his investigation, the trinity shown by forensic scientists, criminal psychology profilers, and ballistics scientists all showed his fanatical guardianship of justice and law. And when our defender finds a conflict between justice and law, he chooses justice almost without hesitation. Go to a gay bar and get drunk and get the advice of a pastor under the roof of God? Obviously all excuses, he just needs the mouth of a false god to express the results of his heart's desire. when he doesn't! Gu! one! cut! Yes (yes, four exclamation marks) to help the brothers, when he pulled out the Walther P5C instead of the Glock 26 he usually carries (this gun is also a great choice, it is small in size and weight but But there are twelve rounds of magazines.), I can not help but overwhelmed by the director's choice between firearms and characters.
This is a family that shouldn't exist, but we gave them a reason to exist and yearn for such an existence.
By the way, this show doesn't have a heroine, if there has to be one, it's the gun.
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