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Essa cena é muito boa! Lisbon consegue tirar Jane da tristeza e depressão que ele estava por causa do sumiço de Kristina Frye! Pediu um favor, falou uma mentirinha e ele foi ajudar. Jane sempre ajudaria Lisbon!

strong scene in the mentalist.

simon baker unique actor producer director in his own way.

patrick jane simon baker unique in there own ways.

jane being his self in his own way.

the cast crew are unique in there own ways in the mentalist.

La pelicula algo tiene pero es buena 🙂❤️

not a deleted scene? definitely saw this...

Good scene. I would prefer if they added this scene in early Season 2 or mid Season 1 instead of deleting it.

So, this deleted scene actually makes the frog origami scene even more significant, actually. He probably wasn't just apologizing for solving the case without them but also for this argument in the car. Thinking back on the show, it's true that we didn't really see Jane get upset too often. They have an intense argument over Lorelei, and then again in 6x01 when he is upset that she told Van Pelt about his suspect list. He generally takes other people's insults in stride and doesn't care to explain himself. So, that gives me the impression that he is upset here because she made correct statements about him, and her opinion matters to him. This scene actually shows that she could see through his facade, and that could very well be the reason that he started to let down his guard with her. Let's break it down. "You got nowhere to go." He confirms this when he returns to the office in a later scene. In 2x01, when they ditch him, he begs her to let him work with her again. Notice he says to work with her, not to work with the team. "You got no boundaries." Well, of course we know this is true. "You got no common sense." This is sorta true in the sense that he doesn't follow the normal rules of society. He lacks social filters. "You're filled with all this stuff that you refuse to acknowledge..." The show has alot of comedic moments, but we saw over and over that just beneath the surface, Jane has alot of pain flowing. Maybe it's not so much that he doesn't acknowledge it as much as he hides it. "One day you're gonna create a mother of a tragedy for yourself and everyone around you." He does put the team in trouble over and over. Lucky for him, the team defends him against Abbott's FBI team in 6x08. And the tragedy he creates for himself comes to a head in 6x22, when he "believes his own con" and almost loses the best thing that has ever happened to him. It sounds more like he's calling himself stupid for showing that her words affected him. And if he was trying to reverse-psychology her into letting him stay, maybe he was upset that it didn't work.

Why was it deleted? Male shovinists couldn`t bear that a woman can say smth like that? They couldn`t show Jane being that vulnerable? :) - Yeah, they wanted him to always look and sound ironical and "in control", making fun of Lisbon and others and always making her look less intelligent. ...or maybe not. :))) Maybe, we are all wrong, and they deleated this scene (as well as some other scenes) simply because they had a certain time limit and/or other necessary regulations, not connected to characters. :))) yeah, but still, :)) - there is no smoke without a fire...

CASKETT MOANING TOGETHER LIKE SEX WINK WINK!!!!!!

Oh you KNOW Castle totally was!

It worked tho

Over explaining the plot of his character, instead of just building the character. And created unnecessary negative tension between them. Glad they cut the scene.

He was TOO blonde

remember when jane said a wife always knows when her husband lies? let that sink in.

I want this to continue

Jane: "People who get close to me, bad things happen" *Few seconds later" Jane: "Give me a hug." :o

0:37 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Understandably trimmed scene, but it is interesting to see Jane's potential for self-destruction being alluded to in the pilot, while simultaneously introducing its deterrent: Lisbon. Jane is literally and figuratively heading in the direction of departure, and because he loves her and cares what she thinks, he is pulled off course. It is his decision that changes his trajectory, but Lisbon is the unforeseen element that caused it. She saved him.

I love it when Jane gets sassy. The way he says “liar liar pants on fire” is perfect.

This explains the next scene in episode 1 where he comes back to the investigation center the next morning and Van Pelt gives him a desk.

He was so upset because he knew she saw into him and he could not acknowledge it. Jane is a very complex character full of contradictions. Kind yet selfish, gentle yet harsh sometimes, charming yet irritating, funny yet tragic, innocent yet dark, hates violence but willing to kill to avenge his family and protect Lisbon. He grows tremendously as a person throughout the series and ends up finding peace and happiness.

Bye bye bye Jane the virgin

This is one and only true scene of this show. The rest never happened

AB

_How_ do Jane and Lisbon go from fighting about something genuine to name-calling in two seconds? 😂

A rare instance of Lisbon manipulating Jane instead of the other way around. It's worth remembering that it was actually Lisbon who pushed Jane squarely into the role of consultant when he insisted on nosing his way into CBI business to hunt Red John. Her influence seems weaker because it's more gradual, but Lisbon managed to catch and keep the elusive Patrick Jane, and if that isn't strength I don't know what is.

Let him be lisbon he wants to go to MEXICO.

Well... I mean I'm glad they cut it cause it's super strange to see Jane get so bent out of shape over something Lisbon says. It was all true, that's why he got so upset. But no one really or genuinely upsets Jane unless it's Red John and once in awhile some other miniscule characters but never to this extent. Jane is like a child most of the time, but never this much. He's able to keep his emotions in check almost all the time but this scene shows him really just sort of exploding with some sort of unanticipated rage and it was really out of no where. I'm glad it was cut, but it is an interesting thing to see Jane act so differently.

This scene, perhaps more than any, demonstrates the limit of Lisbon’s intelligence and integrity. First and foremost she’s a cop. She thinks and acts like a cop. But she’s also a public servant, so she instinctively covers her ass every time, even when she’s covering for Jane. For me, the early episodes of this wonderfully well crafted show were exponentially more credible than the fairy cake wedding finale. Lisbon is narrow minded and frankly not interesting enough for even the reinvented Jane. But here we have another problem, because we are expected to believe that the conman who was shallow enough to steal money from vulnerable people - for a living, evolved into the idea of Jane that he presented to the world, but only after the psychotherapy he underwent to help cope with the trauma of losing his wife and daughter to Red John. HollyWeird has an extremely unhealthy relationship with both psychotherapy and the allopathic medicine world in general. And The Mentalist is in fact typical of the messages pushed by all US dramas. Example: it’s always the victim of big pharma’s fault when they become addicted to the prescription medication pushed by doctors, and natural so-called ‘alternatives’ are always misrepresented. When Jane repeats “Stupid” in this scene, I believe he should be referring to his own behaviour, otherwise he’s being as honest about Lisbon as we all need to be. But we’re analysing a script. None of this is real. It’s just above average escapism, fronted by the most charismatic character ever written for Tell-Lie-Vision. This is programming for those who enjoyed Simon Baker’s character Jeff in Smith, and knew that they would never allow anything as close to the truth as Rubicon to ever get aired again. Drop me at the airport, oh that’s right, I need a PCR test before the TSA can irradiate or sexually molest me...! Choices, choices Peace

They know EXACTLY how to rile each other up lmao, if that's not cute I don't know what is.

Why I wished they showed it? Cause it would be good to see Patrick actually look hurt by Lisbon's words instead of laughing it off most of the time. Seeing him look serious when he told Rigsby to pull over, was definitely a change.

It's pilot episode..the creator and the producers cut this scene loose because this scene it's too harsh for both character maybe..pilot episode it's always the critical episode..great pilot episode effected 7 season of the film..

This might explain why van pelt said to him the first time they met cho said you were out of town.. And he answered no, nowhere to go.

This scene is intense and actually a good one. I would love to see what happened next, the SUV returned to rescue him or he apologised to Lisbon, the comeback scene would have been good too!

dfgjlsdfhjfkl she's so fuKING cute im dying

Ryan and espo are caskett shipper number one 😂 "Yes, no, I wish" AHAHAHAAHAHAHA

You start watching this show because of Nathan Fillion but you fall in love with it for the others.

let's be real here, Esposito and Ryan have shipped those two for a while now.

aye it worked didnt it

subtitulos please !!

The look on lisbon's face when she apologizes is great XD

Their so cute when they fight 😤😤😍😍😘😘😚😚😎

his hair was really bleached from the sun as he returned from a surfing vacation in Australia 2 days before they started shooting season 1, epsidode 1 I'm happy he decided to play the mentalist, he was very hesitant first and it took quite some convincing from a couple of people before he decided to do the mentalist, (all this info came from an interview I watched with him)

Silent hell And the heat is killing me

I see comments saying that this scene is NOT in the original show. In my season 1 DVD set, this is ep 3 - and the scene IS included in the ep.

Good thing I have all of Castle season DVDs to watch it again

Are those hickeys? -Yes -No -I wish 😄😄😄😄