[S2E1] Satellite Of Love
It's just sometimes she was kinda there, and you weren't really sure why. There wasn't a moment during this case where you questioned why she was there. Did you question why she would want to go up into a hot air balloon near a satellite? Yes, obviously, but that's because doing that is just crazy.
[S2E1] Satellite of Love
Completely unamused and disinterested, Adriana Molina calls the team back into action and threatens to shut the whole mission down, you know, because 10 million lives is like chump change. But as the team is preparing to flee the pending atomic bomb, Walter figures out another way to communicate with the satellite and redirect it. Sylvester and Adriana Molina, who shall only be referred to by her full name, stay behind to track the satellite while the rest of the team go to the Air Force to try and intercept it.
Fortunately, Paige is really handy with a carabiner and connects herself to Walter. They drop into the sky just as the satellite flies through the balloon and into the ocean. Walter pulls a ripcord, and they glide to the ground, bodies pressed against one another, as colleagues often do.
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The new Director of Homeland Security, Adriana Molina, reunites the team when a nuclear powered Russian satellite is knocked out of orbit and must be diverted before it detonates over Southern California. Paige and Walter face their feelings for each other when hospital footage reveals that Paige kissed him.
L'équipe de Scorpion est de nouveau réunie. Cabe reprend son travail au FBI et Walter réintègre l'équipe pour une nouvelle affaire malgré un problème à la main gauche et un sérieux syndrome de post-commotion cérébrale due à son accident. La nouvelle directrice de la Sécurité Intérieure, Adriana Molina se présente à Scorpion. Un satellite russe est dévié de sa trajectoire et risque de s'écraser sur une ville californienne causant ainsi la mort de plus de 10 millions de personnes.
La squadra Scorpion torna sul campo quando il nuovo direttore della National Security, Adriana Molina, chiede l'aiuto dei nostri eroi per evitare una vera catastrofe. Un satellite russo, alimentato a energia nucleare, è uscito dalla sua orbita in seguito all'impatto con alcuni detriti spaziali e, ora, trasformatosi in una micidiale bomba, rischia di schiantarsi nel Sud della California. Purtroppo, ancora sofferente in seguito all'incidente subito, Walter non sembra avere la giusta lucidità . E i suoi sentimenti per Paige non migliorano la situazione.
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She almost orders him to kill himself by jumping off of a famous place where spurned lovers went to commit suicide and ultimately banishes him to her attic forever (also ironic since it was Ash 1's family home in the first place).
It is probably very important symbolically that Ash's fumbling sex with Martha makes her pregnant while she comes to be unable to process positively even the most innocuous of touches from Ash 2 (who after all was a much more satisfying lover but who could not transfer "him" self to her even metaphorically).
As much as she loathes Ash, Martha doesn't force him to take the lover's leap. I suspect that is as much because she believes, at the time, that it would sully the spot as much as because she felt empathy for Ash.
Meanwhile, Noonan has been treated for his wounds by The Doctor in Voyager's sickbay. Thinking he will die, he confesses his love for Earhart, but takes it back when he finds himself cured. Earhart promises to forget what Noonan said to her.
The song's steady 4/4 pattern carries viewers through the minute and a half as images of this season's main characters appear in various degrees of legibility. They're superimposed and interspersed with images of industrial parks, radio towers, California desert, palm trees, highways, satellite images of farmland, helicopter shots of residential neighborhoods. Red, the color of blood, is the primary hue.
The show's name superimposed over a rat's nest of cloverleaf onramps and offramps implies much, but perhaps nothing as strong as intersection. If you think of us as viewers, the people behind the camera at any given moment, peering into this world, this shot sums up our role perfectly. We watch from above and outside as the characters travel and intersect.
"The Western Book of the Dead" begins with Detective Ray Velcoro, who's dropping his son Chad off at school. The two look nothing alike. Chad doesn't want to go. Ray tries to cheer him up by asking if he likes his new shoes. That gets a little smile. He tells his son to keep his head up and be strong. He says he loves him. His son, worried, doesn't respond.
Velcoro tugs from a small bottle of bourbon while sitting in his car outside of an apartment building. He's visibly upset, huffing. He's tracked down the LA Times senior staff writer, Dan Howser, who drives up to his apartment in a crappy old hatchback. Ray puts on gloves and a mask, follows Howser up to his apartment, kicks in his door and beats the living hell out of him. This, remember, is Frank's bidding.
We're back at Panticapaeum. Ani is quizzing the teacher, a man in his late 50s with a short beard and long, gray hair past his shoulders. He tells her that he might recognize the foreclosed woman's sister, but just from seeing her around, nothing more. This is Ani's father. They don't get along. They argue. Eliot defends Ani's sister, Athena. "Athena, the goddess of love," he says, bemused. "She's doing porn," Ani says. "Well, what exactly is porn?" he says. Ani is the precise opposite of her father. And her sister. They argue. "You're angry at the entire world for something you never received," he says. She leaves angry.
Woodrugh, the highway patrolman, arrives at his girlfriend's apartment. She's in the mood for love. He begs off, says he wants to shower first. Won't take five minutes. He takes a Viagra and a shower. He emerges from the bathroom half an hour later, wrapped only in a towel. He's full of scars. They start fooling around. He doesn't look the least bit happy. He doesn't tell her about his day.
Mike begins his work with Nacho to get rid of Tuco. After listening to Nacho's plan, which he doesn't like, he decides to come up with a plan of his own. He goes to buy a gun from Lawson, but then, after looking at the selection, decides against it. Mike's executes his new plan, one in which he doesn't kill Tuco, but instead takes a beating from him. Later, Mike goes to collect his money from Nacho, and Nacho questions why Mike went through so much trouble not to kill Tuco. At Davis & Main, the partners agree to give Jimmy a second chance. Howard decides to send Kim to the mail room for her inactions of letting HHM know about the commercial. Jimmy goes over to Chuck's and tells him he shouldn't punish Kim for his actions. He agrees to quit the law if Kim is let out of the mail room, but Chuck doesn't take the bait. ("Gloves Off")
In a flashback, Jimmy goes to Chuck's house to have dinner with Chuck and Rebecca. Jimmy is charming, and Rebecca seems to love him which makes Chuck jealous. Kim is still stuck in the mail room and refuses Jimmy's help. During her lunch break, she makes numerous calls to past clients but doesn't get a single one. Finally, Kim gets Mesa Verde. However, although pleased with Mesa Verde, Howard tells Kim to remain in the mail room. Kim stays so late at work the next night that she sees Chuck in the morning. The two discuss if she has a future at HHM, which Chuck believes she does and relieves her from her duties in the mail room. Mike sits at Loyola's and is met by Hector who tells Mike he must reduce Tuco's sentence by telling the cops the gun did not belong to Tuco. ("Rebecca")
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