[S4E1] Work That Body For Me
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Eve continues hunting the people who work at the funeral parlor where Rhian's body was taken, Elliot (Manpreet Bachu) and Pam (Anjana Vasan), convinced they are Twelve agents. But these three can't be kept apart for long. With Hugo sniffing about, Carolyn needs someone he can't blackmail, so she turns to Eve to find out who is killing the members of the Twelve. Meanwhile, "Nelle" is sending invite after invite to Eve to attend her upcoming baptism. Unsurprisingly, Eve doesn't show to the latter, though she does take the files from the former. Villanelle must be baptized unseen by the one person she was doing it for.
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Malcolm went to all the right schools, like his father and grandfather. He'll never have to work a day in his life, but he likes being an academic, giving him an air of respectability that counteracts the assumption that generations of wealth and inbreeding mean he's just not very smart. Sadly, other professors mostly consider him a charming bag of hair. Though rumor also holds remarkable in bed with above average... You know what? My classroom is in the library. I hear everything, whether I want to or not. Now, how about her?
Everything I've learned about Malcolm and Kate tells me I'm right. I do not need to get to know them. And while Malcolm is off getting smashed, she's, you guessed it, still working. What's got her so focused? Okay, I don't think that's Art News Daily on her screen anymore. Hello. So does Malcolm leave her unsatisfied or did...? No, not watching. Why does the universe keep doing this to me?
You looked at me with so much fear. I couldn't stand it. I let you go to prove to you I'm not that man. I would never hurt you. Just a stranger in a strange land looking for someplace remote to dispose of Malcolm. A sawmill sounds promising. Here's hoping it's closed. If I get caught with this blowhard, it would be poetic justice. Luckily, they have many of the same common workshop tools here as they do back in the States.
A drive around the Greater London area to dump body parts in sewage pipes and the River Thames is not how I planned to sightsee. So much for Jonathan doing better. Not that I planned to become Jonathan after I let you go. My only plan was to drown my heartache and get the hell out of London.
Sheriff Walt Longmire is back on the job after a long hiatus and is determined to solve a crime that has been plaguing the town of Absaroka. When a body is discovered near a river, Walt must put together the pieces of the puzzle to uncover what really happened. With help from his deputies Vic and Henry, Walt must search for clues, interview suspects, and uncover the truth behind the mystery. Along the way, Walt encounters some familiar faces, as well as some new ones, that will help him in his investigation. With a potential murderer on the loose and time running out, Walt must act fast to find justice for the victim.
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Villanelle is now living and working as a church employee and semi-permanent houseguest of the parish priest (who finds her suspicious) and his daughter (who finds her irresistible). Even as she insists that she's turning over a new leaf, it's hard not to notice that she wears this new identity as a costume, same as all the others. The red robe she sings in, the "What Would Jesus Do?" tie-dyed t-shirt she wears to cook a dinner of loaves and fishes, the white dress she wants to be baptized in: as always, the trappings on the outside belie the emptiness within. When the priest questions her about why she wants to be baptized, about whether she even believes in God, we understand what this is really about: "I have faith I'm not as s----y inside as some people think I am," she says.
The inmates struggle with the overcrowding of the prison. Healy gets Judy King a new roommate, Yoga Jones; their special treatment is witnessed by Taystee. Cindy battles with her new roommate, Alison, over shared space. Red attempts to stop her bunkmate's snoring, to no avail. Piper befriends her bunkmate, who becomes her bodyguard. Pennsatucky worries that Maritza is being raped by Coates. Gloria sends word to Crystal that Sophia is in the SHU; she tries to talk to Caputo about letting her out, but he does not listen. Caputo meets with MCC; in order to qualify for government cutbacks, they decide to hire veterans as COs who will be housed at cabins on campus. Caputo befriends Linda from Purchasing at the meeting. Daya is worried about her baby being placed in foster care, as Cesar is going to jail for conspiracy to commit murder and assaulting a police officer. Racial tension arises as the Dominicans realize that they are the majority. Maria leads an attack on a white inmate in defense of Blanca.
In the SHU, Sophia gets Caputo's attention by flooding her cell. Later, Sophia lights her mattress on fire using a lightbulb, and the guards are forced to evacuate the SHU's inmates. Healy forces Judy to lead a cooking class. The class is a success, but Judy asks Caputo to change Healy as her counselor, stating that he has power issues. Flaca and Maritza quit working for Piper in favor of working for Maria's business. Alex confides Frieda's plan to kill Lolly to Red. Red initially tries to mediate the situation, but eventually agrees with Frieda. Aleida finds out she is up for early release. Lolly's erratic behavior leads to Healy becoming her counselor. Lolly admits to Healy that she killed Aydin in the greenhouse; Healy believes Lolly is being delusional and successfully convinces her that the killing is merely her imagination.
Blanca rebels against the COs by applying foul-smelling substances on her body in order to stop them from frisking her. When Blanca refuses to shower, the COs force Blanca to stand on a cafeteria table until she relents. Boo turns her back on Pennsatucky when she decides to forgive Coates. Morello becomes paranoid that her sister is having an affair with her husband. Red breaks down over Nicky's relapse, which makes Nicky decide to get clean again. News of Judy and Cindy's fake relationship spreads after Luschek sells the picture to the tabloids. Piscatella orders Luschek and the other guards to search the prison, but the phone used for Judy is kept secret by Luschek. Sister Ingalls purposely gets sent to the SHU in order to reunite with Sophia. CO Humphrey punishes Maritza for her part in the smuggling scheme by forcing her to eat a baby mouse in the COs cabin.
Following the discovery of the body in the garden, the prison goes into lockdown. Piscatella defies Caputo's orders and begins interrogating inmates, including Red, Suzanne, and Maureen. While holed up with the guards, Suzanne faces the wrath of Maureen; Humphrey takes enjoyment in their clash and forces Suzanne to fight her, causing Suzanne to explode and nearly beat Maureen to death. Judy, Yoga Jones, and Luschek have a drug fueled threesome. Pennsatucky assists Nicky, who is going through drug withdrawal. Healy, now realizing that Lolly's confession to killing Aydin is true, wrestles with the idea of handing Lolly in. He nearly commits suicide before deciding to face his problems, and he reluctantly hands Lolly in to Piscatella. Lolly is subsequently sent to Psych A.
In a flashback, Gale excitedly unpacks new lab equipment in the superlab, making notes in a notebook. Gus visits the lab to check on Gale's progress. Gale tells him that the sample of blue meth he has been given to analyze is beyond the chemical purity that he, or anyone else he knows of, can produce. Gus politely demurs, saying the chemist responsible wouldn't make a suitable partner. Gale disagrees, saying they "have their work cut out for them" if that is their competition. Gale's comments cause Gus to reconsider.
Saul is frantically scouring every inch of his office for bugs when he receives a call from Skyler asking about Walt's whereabouts. Returning her call by payphone, he falsely assures her Walt is fine; then he tells his new bodyguard, Huell Babineaux, that they might need to leave town. Meanwhile, Skyler drives with Holly to Walt's apartment. When no one answers the door, she summons a locksmith, Adam, and pressures him to illegally let her inside by feigning a panic attack. Searching the apartment, she finds no clues to where her husband might be.
Walt and Jesse, with some assistance from Mike, squeeze Victor's body into a plastic drum and pour in hydrofluoric acid. Walt seals the drum, which is shipped off with a load of hazardous material. Later at a Denny's restaurant, a shaken Walt asks Jesse what their next move is going to be since, he believes, Gus will kill them at the first opportunity. Jesse says that Gus won't dispose of them, but thinks that his murder of Victor still sent a message: "If I can't kill you, you'll sure as shit wish you were dead."
Or like, what's that one job I need to get that one job I've been in that position multiple times. And what I realized and I find solace in is that it might not be that one thing, that one person at one job, that one situation, it can be multiple. And so this concept of moving away from the one, the one and only, and just living a little bit more has been a part of me. I think it comes from my dad a little bit. He's like the hippie of the family. And I feel like he's given me that like, yeah, when it comes to life, you work hard. Don't overly stress about it. There's a lot out there. 781b155fdc