“Sometimes, friends are all the family that you have.”

    (Source: redemancy, via morebrandy)

  1. elenitahb: (via voleureuse)

    elenitahb: (via voleureuse)

    (Source: gusings, via morebrandy)

  2. arobynsung:

    anniekroy:

    elenitahb:

    leverageontnt:

    The Leverage crew (& a surprise musical guest!) let you know you can now watch full episodes of Leverage on your iOS device with the TNT app.

    Everything makes sense now.

    ACTUAL TEARS. MY PERFECT SHOW. COME BACK. This is Leverage in a nutshell, tbh. Like drunk karaoke. Yeah.

    WHERE IS CHRISTIAN KANE THO?!?

    O.M.G.

  3. thieves-r-us:


HARDISON: Going to plan B?NATE: Technically, that would be plan G.HARDISON: How many plans do we have? Is there, like a plan M?NATE: Yeah. Hardison dies in plan M.ELIOT: I like plan M.

Leverage; 1.01 -  The Nigerian Job

SOPHIE: So, what? The salt was plan B?NATE: No, no. That’s plan M.HARDISON: Don’t I… die in plan M?NATE: Yeah, usually, yeah.HARDISON: What you mean “usually”? How many plans do I die in?NATE: [chuckles] C, F, and M through Q.HARDISON: Oh, see, that’s a little close to home, man. Need to switch that up. How many plans does Eliot die in?NATE: Uh, none. [he points at Parker] And none.PARKER: None!NATE: [pointing at Sophie] And, uh… So, there is a plan where he [points at Eliot] comes out of it with a scar that goes from the temple through the eye all the way down to the mouth-PARKER: [to Eliot] Ooh! You’d look so cool with a scar!SOPHIE: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Can we go back? Let’s rewind.HARDISON: Damn the scar, damn the scar-NATE: [to Hardison] But you… you live in plan A.SOPHIE: You skipped past me. You skipped past me.NATE: No, you see, you see, it’s evolving. There’s a actually a plan-SOPHIE: That’s creepy! Isn’t that creepy? He’s planning my death-PARKER: To a glass eye!NATE: I am- okay, here we go.


Leverage; 4.10 - The Queen’s Gambit Job

    thieves-r-us:

    HARDISON: Going to plan B?
    NATE: Technically, that would be plan G.
    HARDISON: How many plans do we have? Is there, like a plan M?
    NATE: Yeah. Hardison dies in plan M.
    ELIOT: I like plan M.

    Leverage; 1.01 - The Nigerian Job

    SOPHIE: So, what? The salt was plan B?
    NATE: No, no. That’s plan M.
    HARDISON: Don’t I… die in plan M?
    NATE: Yeah, usually, yeah.
    HARDISON: What you mean “usually”? How many plans do I die in?
    NATE: [chuckles] C, F, and M through Q.
    HARDISON: Oh, see, that’s a little close to home, man. Need to switch that up. How many plans does Eliot die in?
    NATE: Uh, none. [he points at Parker] And none.
    PARKER: None!
    NATE: [pointing at Sophie] And, uh… So, there is a plan where he [points at Eliot] comes out of it with a scar that goes from the temple through the eye all the way down to the mouth-
    PARKER: [to Eliot] Ooh! You’d look so cool with a scar!
    SOPHIE: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Can we go back? Let’s rewind.
    HARDISON: Damn the scar, damn the scar-
    NATE: [to Hardison] But you… you live in plan A.
    SOPHIE: You skipped past me. You skipped past me.
    NATE: No, you see, you see, it’s evolving. There’s a actually a plan-
    SOPHIE: That’s creepy! Isn’t that creepy? He’s planning my death-
    PARKER: To a glass eye!
    NATE: I am- okay, here we go.

    Leverage; 4.10 - The Queen’s Gambit Job

    (via redemancy)

  4. elenitahb:

LEVERAGE. ONE SCENE PER EPISODE.


HARDISON: How’d you know we’d be there?NATE: Last week before the exhibit opens, security almost in place, but not fully staffed. Best time to case the joint. Plus I did chase all of you at one point or another.ELIOT: [pointing at Sophie] Was she on this?SOPHIE: She can hear you, okay?HARDISON: Wait a minute, there is no this, Eliot. [Nate separates from them to start looking at the plans]PARKER: Sophie did come back for me.ELIOT: Wouldn’t have had to if she wouldn’t have lied to you.HARDISON: Wait, no calls, three months, I don’t need you people.PARKER: What do you mean you don’t need us?SOPHIE: [to Eliot] I’m sorry, I seem to remember a certain job with horses where I backed your play, actually.ELIOT: I don’t care, you don’t con your crew! [indistinct chattering. Nate whistles. Everyone shut up]NATE: [looking at the plans] Glen Reader Security System here.PARKER: And that’s not the worst of it. [she goes to the table. Sophie, Eliot and Hardison follow her]NATE: Hmm?PARKER: The Davids are under bulletproof glass on a motion detector pad.NATE: Really?PARKER: Mmm-hmm.SOPHIE: Environmentally sealed.NATE: Really?SOPHIE: Kept at a constant temperature and humidity in the case. I saw them working on the air flow.HARDISON: No, no, no, you can get past the motion detectors, okay? I have a link to the security system and the video feed.ELIOT: Guard rotation’s too heavy for a day grab. And at night they got two standing guards. [Nate looks at them]NATE: Why’d you come back? We agreed to scatter for six months. All of you, all of you, made an amateur move being there.PARKER: It’s too hard to leave a job undone. It’s like an itch.HARDISON: I put a lot of work into us. Into that office, it was like my second home. I blew up my second home.ELIOT: As annoying as you people are, I quit this crew when I quit this crew. Nobody makes me leave.


1.13; The Second David Job
————— 

 JOHN ROGERS: It’s an interesting arc over the course of the season where he [Nate] doesn’t want to leave them, they talk him into it, and by the end of it, he realizes whether he wants it or not, he has to pull them back together, in order for everyone to get the closure they need, including him.DEAN DEVLIN: And you do get a sense that he really does loves this people.JOHN ROGERS: Yes, in his own, broken way. He understands that they need each other.DEAN DEVLIN: […] If you just watch Tim Hutton’s face as he slowly backs in the way watching them look at the plans, it tells you more about how his character feels about the other characters than really anything else he says. He’s such a daddy, looking at his kids discovering a toy.


The Second David Job - Commentary

    elenitahb:

    LEVERAGE. ONE SCENE PER EPISODE.

    HARDISON: How’d you know we’d be there?
    NATE: Last week before the exhibit opens, security almost in place, but not fully staffed. Best time to case the joint. Plus I did chase all of you at one point or another.
    ELIOT: [pointing at Sophie] Was she on this?
    SOPHIE: She can hear you, okay?
    HARDISON: Wait a minute, there is no this, Eliot.
    [Nate separates from them to start looking at the plans]
    PARKER: Sophie did come back for me.
    ELIOT: Wouldn’t have had to if she wouldn’t have lied to you.
    HARDISON: Wait, no calls, three months, I don’t need you people.
    PARKER: What do you mean you don’t need us?
    SOPHIE: [to Eliot] I’m sorry, I seem to remember a certain job with horses where I backed your play, actually.
    ELIOT: I don’t care, you don’t con your crew!
    [indistinct chattering. Nate whistles. Everyone shut up]
    NATE: [looking at the plans] Glen Reader Security System here.
    PARKER: And that’s not the worst of it. [she goes to the table. Sophie, Eliot and Hardison follow her]
    NATE: Hmm?
    PARKER: The Davids are under bulletproof glass on a motion detector pad.
    NATE: Really?
    PARKER: Mmm-hmm.
    SOPHIE: Environmentally sealed.
    NATE: Really?
    SOPHIE: Kept at a constant temperature and humidity in the case. I saw them working on the air flow.
    HARDISON: No, no, no, you can get past the motion detectors, okay? I have a link to the security system and the video feed.
    ELIOT: Guard rotation’s too heavy for a day grab. And at night they got two standing guards.
    [Nate looks at them]
    NATE: Why’d you come back? We agreed to scatter for six months. All of you, all of you, made an amateur move being there.
    PARKER: It’s too hard to leave a job undone. It’s like an itch.
    HARDISON: I put a lot of work into us. Into that office, it was like my second home. I blew up my second home.
    ELIOT: As annoying as you people are, I quit this crew when I quit this crew. Nobody makes me leave.

    1.13; The Second David Job

    —————

    JOHN ROGERS: It’s an interesting arc over the course of the season where he [Nate] doesn’t want to leave them, they talk him into it, and by the end of it, he realizes whether he wants it or not, he has to pull them back together, in order for everyone to get the closure they need, including him.
    DEAN DEVLIN: And you do get a sense that he really does loves this people.
    JOHN ROGERS: Yes, in his own, broken way. He understands that they need each other.
    DEAN DEVLIN: […] If you just watch Tim Hutton’s face as he slowly backs in the way watching them look at the plans, it tells you more about how his character feels about the other characters than really anything else he says. He’s such a daddy, looking at his kids discovering a toy.

    The Second David Job - Commentary

    (Source: morebrandy)

  5. 
No fancy quote needed. I just wanted to hug them all! ♥

    No fancy quote needed. I just wanted to hug them all! ♥

    (Source: racheldinozzo)

  6. Primeval | 5.06

    Primeval | 5.06

    (Source: fircyca)

  7. (Source: cerseilannister)

  8. 
Come on! Those dinosaurs don’t chase themselves.

    Come on! Those dinosaurs don’t chase themselves.

    (via fuckyeahprimeval)

  9. mcgoggles:

THIEF FAMILIA. Walkin’ the walk. Whipin’ that hair!porn back and forth.

    mcgoggles:

    THIEF FAMILIA. Walkin’ the walk. Whipin’ that hair!porn back and forth.

    (Source: doctorcrusher)

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