Brenda? Are You Watching FBI: Most Wanted?
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UPDATED: Sunday, July 6, 2025 04:30
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Quote:Yeah, I stuck that in the file labeled "men think they are supposed to solve any problem, but women just want to talk about the problems witout resolving any" but Tally injected the angle of her younger age.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Caught it last night. Another good episode. Tally had a problem at school then her dad went after a woman who was obviously a nut case. Think Jess was disappointed at the last scene of the show when he found out that his daughter really didn't want his help in dealing with a classmate. She just wanted someone to vent to.
I thought it was going to be more about the spirituality of her tribe with animals such as Ravens.
That killer was a nutcase woman as well. And then her friend intentional abandoning her kid as well....
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:Yeah, I stuck that in the file labeled "men think they are supposed to solve any problem, but women just want to talk about the problems witout resolving any" but Tally injected the angle of her younger age.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Caught it last night. Another good episode. Tally had a problem at school then her dad went after a woman who was obviously a nut case. Think Jess was disappointed at the last scene of the show when he found out that his daughter really didn't want his help in dealing with a classmate. She just wanted someone to vent to.
I thought it was going to be more about the spirituality of her tribe with animals such as Ravens.
That killer was a nutcase woman as well. And then her friend intentional abandoning her kid as well....
I filed it under, "Jess, is Tally's father and he thinks he should help his child anytime she has a problem." He's still learning that she's not a baby and can start to stand on her own a little. Grandmother knew.
I think what got Tally was the boy just killed the bird for no reason.
In the case of the nut job, that was manipulation at its finest with her friend. The woman used everyone around her. Jess called her a "sociopath", I think and he was right.
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I had the impression that parenting Tally wasn't a 50/50 duty before the wife died. Jess doesn't seem to have done as much before, and certainly expected her to perform all of the cultural training from her side of the family.
Great that Jess has the In-Laws to fill in for that portion of learning now, and the excuse that they are live-in or babysitting or housesitting for him is wonderful.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I had the impression that parenting Tally wasn't a 50/50 duty before the wife died. Jess doesn't seem to have done as much before, and certainly expected her to perform all of the cultural training from her side of the family.
Great that Jess has the In-Laws to fill in for that portion of learning now, and the excuse that they are live-in or babysitting or housesitting for him is wonderful.
I'm sure it wasn't that way before Tally's mother died. Jess is still learning about his wife's culture, you see that from the way he interacts with his in-laws.
I'm not sure how Jess and Tally came to be living with his in-laws. It could be generational and they took them in after Tally's mother died so she wouldn't loose that connection to her heritage. In which case she is a very fortunate little girl.
I think the family are Mohawk which means Iroquois Confederacy which means a matriarchal society, which means Tally's grandmother's family comes first.
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I always thought Jess had always encouraged the traditional cultrual teachings, but just had never been directly involved with it - letting the wife handle all of that allowed mom-daughter to have a special bond outside of dad, but now he is willing to fill in or intrude on that special world.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I always thought Jess had always encouraged the traditional cultrual teachings, but just had never been directly involved with it - letting the wife handle all of that allowed mom-daughter to have a special bond outside of dad, but now he is willing to fill in or intrude on that special world.
Like I said up thread I am coming in on the middle of the first season. So I don't know how it all started.
Jess obviously did but like I said this is a learning experience for him as well. And he is filling in for the mom and that will also create a special bond between him and Tally.
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Quote:That particular episode had a scene which stuck with me since the first time I say that episode, during the Lockdown when I wasn't posting here.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:The episode for me last night was one I saw a few weeks ago. A veteran on a rampage. He started with a firing range.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Gee, I didn't realize they were showing head-to-head.
Last night both had good episodes.
The moron running the Firing Range, and having No Clue what a Minute Of Angle was, or arguing with a sniper about how to shoot, that guy should have been the first one down. That he survived was a complete injustice.
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Most wanted has moved to one hour earlier time slot in USA, to make room for FBI: Declassified or somesuch. Like another crime documentary of old cases.
This means Most wanted and Transplant are no longer head-to-head.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:That particular episode had a scene which stuck with me since the first time I say that episode, during the Lockdown when I wasn't posting here.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:The episode for me last night was one I saw a few weeks ago. A veteran on a rampage. He started with a firing range.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Gee, I didn't realize they were showing head-to-head.
Last night both had good episodes.
The moron running the Firing Range, and having No Clue what a Minute Of Angle was, or arguing with a sniper about how to shoot, that guy should have been the first one down. That he survived was a complete injustice.
I know practically nothing about guns modern or 6 shooters. So a lot of the range of ammo was lost on me.
I did think he was going to take out the ammo guy first too.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Most wanted has moved to one hour earlier time slot in USA, to make room for FBI: Declassified or somesuch. Like another crime documentary of old cases.
This means Most wanted and Transplant are no longer head-to-head.
I switched channels to try and get Most Wanted but it was replaced with FBI: Declassified. Didn't bother watching it. Have to see what happens next week.
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