Banshee - Snakes and Whatnot - Advance Preview + Dialogue Teasers
Jan 16, 2015
Banshee Reviews SSWe didn’t get to see a great deal of Proctor or his family business in the première, but that’s all set to change this week. Their encounters throughout the episode explore how the three members of their group exert their dominance over others. One of them takes things to heart too easily which causes the first blood to be spilled in the episode. The other two take decisive action when someone close to them bleeds - however one is left feeling helpless despite taking charge, while the other is victorious.
Carrie has been recruited to help with the heist, which means that it’s probably best to end it with a certain Colonel before things get too complicated. As you may have guessed during Hood’s encounter at Camp Genoa, Stowe is usually the one in control of a situation. Therefore it’s not hard to imagine that someone is going to feel the full force of his anger at that decision.
This being Banshee it was obvious from the start that anyone official was going to be corrupt to some degree - scrutinising the lives of the law-abiding and virtuous isn’t half as fascinating after all. Langley Kirkwood’s character is one that I’m hoping sticks around for more than just the one season. He’s a complex and dangerous man who could make an ideal Rabbit replacement while Proctor’s threat continues to chip away in the background.
Hood is kept busy juggling the groundwork for the heist, dealing with a defiant daughter, Chayton’s thugs running amok and visiting the Kinaho Reservation. Job quite rightly tells him that “this fake sheriff bullshit is getting in the way of your real job” when he gets called away whilst casing out some old tunnels under Camp Genoa.
Lucas also meets two new faces that will be important later on in the season, both of whom are cops. Firstly there is Kurt (Tom Pelphrey), who introduces himself as a reformed skinhead looking to transfer to the Cadi since he has moved back to his home town. Then there’s Deputy Aimee King (Meaghan Rath) from the KRPD, who intervenes when Hood and Billy Raven get involved in a tussle at one of the bars on the Reservation while looking for Chayton’s camp. Being the shrewd man he is, he sums both of them up reasonably quickly. As for how right he is about them, I guess we’ll find out as their story progresses.
Snakes and Whatnot airs Friday January 16 at 10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT on Cinemax, below are some teasers to see you through until then. If you want to have a guess at who said what leave a comment below and I will fill in any correct ones on Thursday. Don’t forget to come back and vote in our poll after the episode and let us know what you thought.
“For a lawyer, you’re a pretty shitty liar”
“Why don’t you start by introducing me to your mother?” Emily to Kai
“Finish what you started” Kai to Rebecca
“Do I look like someone who knows what’s good for him?” Lucas to Aimee
“You are not welcome here” Israel to Kai
“There isn’t time for anyone else, there isn’t even time for this”
“I could have made you rich and you blew it, for what?”
“It just became prudent for me to distance myself from former associates”
“Cos it ain’t Uncle Sam’s cash they’re protecting, turns out not everything is kosher at Boy Scout camp” Job
“With all due respect, I am not Alex!”
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Nice preview Sandi. I didn't think this was quite as good an episode as the premiere, but a good one nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandi
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think it's slightly slower paced than the opener for sure. Can't have all of them at break neck speed though I guess. It's still a very important one character wise I'd say.
ReplyDeleteBit late this week, sorry! But there in the end :)
ReplyDeleteNo, you can't, but that's not a bad thing often. And any episode with more Kai is one I like ;)
ReplyDeleteHa, I see what you did there !
ReplyDeleteWell the Boy Scout Camp comment is totally Job lol
ReplyDeleteMore Kai ( and by extension Burton and Rebecca) in an episode is a win for me. ;) :)
ReplyDeleteGreat preview, thanks!
ReplyDelete“Why don’t you start by introducing me to your mother?” - Emily Lotus (to Kai)?
“Finish what you started” - Kai (to Rebecca)
“Do I look like someone who knows what’s good for him?” Hood (to Aimee?)
“You are not welcome here” - Israel Proctor (to Kai)?
“I could have made you rich and you blew it, for what?” - Hood or Job?
“It just became prudent for me to distance myself from former associates” - Carrie?
“Cos it ain’t Uncle Sam’s cash they’re protecting, turns out not everything is kosher at Boy Scout camp” - Job?
“With all due respect, I am not Alex!” Nola
PS. I read new ADA Alison Medding will back this ep, any good scene with her?
“There isn’t time for anyone else, there isn’t even time for this” Hood to Siobhan
ReplyDelete“You are not welcome here” Proctor's dad or Chayton
“Cos it ain’t Uncle Sam’s cash they’re protecting, turns out not everything is kosher at Boy Scout camp” Job
Agreed, they make for an interesting 'family' of sorts. The last episode was quite brief in setting their stories up for this one I think.
ReplyDeleteHa yes, you can hear his sarcasm dripping off the words can't you!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :)
ReplyDeleteFive correct, well done! I'll update in a few minutes :)
Yep, Alison is back this episode. She's in a couple of scenes iirc, both of which are quite pivotal in regards to the future of two other characters in the show.
Two out of three, nice one :) Just about to go and update them now.
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