Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
Note: I've watched all 13 Aquarius episodes and compiled a big Season 1 review here. Now, I'm going back through each one and giving and laying down an individual review. These will be short-takes though.
Sam asked his retired buddy Joe to investigate a pilfering priest, a music producer (Evan Arnold) stopped by to check out Charlie's groovy tunes, and Brian's attempt to bring Jimmy Too and Roy together held dire consequences. "Sick City" showed us that the beating Sam gave Charlie still mentally lingered (or at least he used it as an excuse for his guitar string breaking) while Sam himself verbally volleyed with old friend/confident Father Mack (Eddie Jones) - a sort of TV-ready priest, light on judgment and long on patience.
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Note: I've watched all 13 Aquarius episodes and compiled a big Season 1 review here. Now, I'm going back through each one and giving and laying down an individual review. These will be short-takes though.
Sam asked his retired buddy Joe to investigate a pilfering priest, a music producer (Evan Arnold) stopped by to check out Charlie's groovy tunes, and Brian's attempt to bring Jimmy Too and Roy together held dire consequences. "Sick City" showed us that the beating Sam gave Charlie still mentally lingered (or at least he used it as an excuse for his guitar string breaking) while Sam himself verbally volleyed with old friend/confident Father Mack (Eddie Jones) - a sort of TV-ready priest, light on judgment and long on patience.
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