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The Weekend in Paris Job (S03E01) LEVERAGE: REDEMPTION (2021—)

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The Weekend in Paris Job (S03E01) LEVERAGE: REDEMPTION (2021—)

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Injured Eliot, my beloved.

Leverage Redemption S03E01 The Weekend in Paris Job.

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omg breanna they let you have two emotional support middle aged white man criminals no way

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LEVERAGE | 4.03

Bonus:

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The second funniest joke in Leverage season 1 is in Episode 2 where Parker has to crack a voice activated safe by getting the phonemes in real time so Eliot has to force Charles Dufort (the guy who owns the safe) to order a dish with a really long and complicated name by actually saying the dish's name, after which the only phonemes Parker needs are f, u, and k, which, of course, leads to Durfort calling Eliot a "fuck" for giving him Shrimp instead of what he ordered (since what he ordered never existed in the first place).

It also cuts back to Parker, like, halfway through the "fuck" which is probably for network reasons but also kinda aids in the comedy.

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LEVERAGE | 3.15

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I watched Leverage for the first time way too young, and a lot of things went over my head. I just rewatched "The Future Job" from Leverage and something about this scene just hit me.

The way they broke down the mysticism around the predatory psychic for Parker feels so intentional both in character and out of character.

In character, they do not judge Parker for falling for the con. The team is supportive and kind as they explain how a cold read works to her. They break it down for her step by step. They never belittle her nor do they pry about her past. This approach makes sense for Parker as a charcter, and it's sweet to see her friends try to help her through a difficult moment this way.

And out of character, it's kind of like they are telling the audience "it's okay if you've fallen prey to this scam. We're living in hard times and this is exceedingly cruel even by our standards. You aren't stupid, you are human. Here's some tools to avoid being tricked like this in the future". I cannot tell you the number of times I've realized I was being manipulated because of how this scene stuck with me.

I love the writers of Leverage, but something about this episode always makes me feel like the writers truly cared for their audience. I'm not sure if this was intentional or if I'm reading into it. But damn I think about this scene a lot.

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Age of the geek, baby

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You need to talk to him. Who? Hardison. You don't like it when he talks to other women. I don't care who he talks to. What you're feeling is called jealousy, Parker. (scoffs, laughs) I'm not jealous, no. I'm not jealous. Nope. It's just that when I see them together, I don't like it. You need to tell him how you feel.

LEVERAGE | 3.05

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The OT3 (Hardison & Eliot & Parker) LEVERAGE: REDEMPTION (2021—)

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Leverage Redemption S02E13 The Crowning Achievement Job.

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Leverage Redemption S03E03 The Scared Stiff Job.

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I admire you, Harry. You changed. Uh, okay. Well, hey, not to, uh, deny a compliment, which I appreciate but from what I'm told, so did you. Yeah, but it didn't start out that way. You know, first I was with the others because it let me do different kinds of crimes. Stuff I'd never done before. It challenged me and I wasn't really being challenged back then. It was only later, after being together we decided to change together. See, I changed with people. And it felt good because we were helping each other change.

Beth Riesgraf as Parker in season 3 of Leverage: Redemption (2021-present) created by John Rogers and Chris Downey

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"Navid bought an army."

Leverage Redemption S01E08 The Mastermind Job.

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Eliot Spencer | The Long Goodbye Job

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