While undercover as a Wall Street trader Neal (Matt Bomer), under the guise of his old alias Nick Holden, reconnects with a former business associate (Victor Webster) and uncovers a White Collar boxing ring where stock traders fight in the ring for insider information.
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In the October issue of Esquire actress Morena Baccarin, best known (at least to Firefly fans) as space hooker Inara, sat down with Tom Chiarella for the magazine’s “Woman We Love” series. In the interview Baccarin discusses being a bad gambler, her tendency to gravitate to roles of strong female characters, cutting her hair for her role as Anna in V, crying on camera, her current role as a suburban wife of a returning POW on Showtime’s Homeland, her summer as a blonde, succulents, and working with Philip Seymour Hoffman and Claire Danes. You can find her photoshoot inside.
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With Annie (Piper Perabo) betrayed, shot, hospitalized, and fighting for her life it falls to Auggie (Christopher Gorham) to defend accusations and evidence Lena (Sarah Clarke) has planted calling into questions Annie’s fitness and loyalty as a member of the CIA. As Auggie tries to protect his friend in the real world Annie finds herself lost in a dream world of her on making as her unconscious tries to put together all the pieces of the mystery that led her here.
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The “Native Ground” storyline continues as we see further into Tonto‘s past after the death of his wife and before his days as “the Lone Ranger‘s faithful Indian companion.”
The Lone Ranger #9 certainly gives us the darkest version of Tonto we’ve seen Dynamite Entertainment (or any other publisher) present recently as he stalks and murders the soldiers responsible for the raid on his tribe. With his revenge complete, it will be interesting to see how events weigh on him throughout the rest of the arc.
I don’t know that I’m excited to see three more issues of “Native Ground,” but what we’ve gotten so far has been enough to keep my interest. Writer Ande Parks continues his use of Native American folk tales to help frame the story, which works well here given how little we get verbally from Tonto himself in this issue. For fans.
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In the first half of the two-part First Season finale Professor Pierce (Eric McCormack) is presented with information from a former student (Freddy Rodríguez) suggesting a cover-up and conspiracy surrounding the apparently accidental death of a U.S. Senator. After witnessing the death of the student (which may or may not have actually happened, given his tendency to hallucinate), Pierce finds himself lead down the rabbit hole by a hallucination of JFK (Steven Culp) that involves Greek mythology, a star constellation, a secret society, and a shadowy conspiracy.
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