Jane, Lisbon, Cho, Rigsby, Van Pelt team scene - "I'm in."
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2011
- Scene of The Mentalist season 3 finale "STRAWBERRY AND CREAM". I found it awesome that the team worked together. When Lisbon said that if anyone didn't want to take part of it, that would have been ok, it was amazing. And they were all in ;)
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I love how Cho was the first to say 'I'm in'. He never questioned Jane's methods however dodgy they seemed, knowing that they would usually get their desired result
And Jane also looked at Cho first, he knew Cho would barely hesitate
I love this team their loyalties were like a rock.
In real Life if a person has 2 or 3 more people united with him or her , Life will be a bit better
I love how everyone jumps in when they are really asked without hesatation. Janes face at the end was almost surprised. takes me back to what lisbon said : "were family!!"
This was when I realized the team would *always* back each other up, no matter what.
Now we know for sure they are the best team ever!! Always together!!
I love how Jane and Lisbon know more than others and How Lisbon is the first to say 'I'm in' x
All the comments are about the teams willingness to help Jane but there is a very interesting detail revealed here. Cho is more cultured and a compelling character than what meets the eye.
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Exactly. Cho is more cultural and in fact much more matured than Rigsby.
A huge part of Cho's character that people often forget is the mystery of it all. When he first met Summer she said that he was "very committed to this whole man in the Iron Mask routine." We didn't find out until the last episode that his mother worked making wedding dresses. As a gangster turned soldier, it's not surprising that he had so much discipline.
I also think that it might have always been a potential idea in the show to have Cho been approached by the Blake association.
@@henrypeters5291 What people honestly overlook is that in any scene Cho's in a stakeout in he's reading. Him knowing Blake didn't surprise me at all because of that.
@@davidrosensin7985 I wasn't surprised that Cho knew it. I was surprised that Cho knew something that Jane didn't. Especially since Jane had known about that poem for over a year.
I honestly think they like Jane but they love Lisbon. The second she said she is in they all were.
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In fairness, I think it's two fold. One Lisbon had way more time to think about this. She knew Hightower was innocent for much longer. Second, I think it was more of a group effect, the second Cho joined in, it was guaranteed Rigsby and Vanpelt would as well. But if you want an actual example, look at the season 4 finale where Cho says they are helping Lisbon not Jane after Jane betrayed them.
In a way I agree but in another way I disagree, I think the team loves Jane even though he puts them through a lot of trouble Lisbon is so strait forward that it’s fun to have someone who is funny and lovable
@@cherry-blossomwhisper7432 That and they had been chasing Red John for several years at this point and knew how dangerous he was.
They are in it for Jane.
I almost always watch Mentalist even though I kind of know most episodes ....
Nothing like seeing teamwork ! 👍 They all want to get to the truth, no matter what the risk may be.
My god the plan was so good, this series as whole is soo good
Yes, they are!
Best team ever!!
Best team ever 😍😍😍
(portal opens)
"You son of a bitch, I'm in."
If Lisbon memory is good, maybe she could bring it up, Bertram read the poem of William Blake at 3 x16 "Red Queen" episode........
Best Team forever 💕 ...always with Jane!!
Yes.
of course
What a twist it would have been if Cho had turned out to be Red John. The way he continued the poem with that emotionless face he always has... and as he finished it, he would have said: I'm Red John. I would have fell off of my chair.
Such a cliche, shock for the sake of a shock, instead of having characters grow and reveal organically. That's why the series finale was perfect while most series finales are garbage. They render the show meaningless.
@@smurfyday Maybe cliche, but I wouldn't have seen it coming. As everyone Jane was suspicious about turned out to be Red John's men. Would have been interesting if there was someone he never thought about. Which would have made Jane begin to question his instincts. I'm not arguing with you, though. I liked the series and its finale as it is. I was just theorizing.
I was expecting chickens😂
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movements.
I also think the Van Pelt character would have been fired or suspended a long time ago. Her gullibility and lapses in judgment are not up to par with an elite group as is supposedly the CBI. This is her second love interest gone bad. Shes always wanting to be in the field but she would put the group at risk. Shes not just a rookie after 3 years, she should be more seasoned. The writers could keep her spiritual and optimistic but eliminate her being foolhardy and dumbfounded.
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That extremely presumptuous and a plain ridiculous statement.
To assume that people reveal their darkest sides in intimate relationships willingly is absurd. Affairs happen, many don’t get caught. Sexual abuse of children happens more often than many think- and their spouse has no idea.
Reading into someone who is deceitful and good at it is harder than you imagine.
@@zain4019 no theyre right. Agents who operate the the best have a psychological profile of low agreeableness (leading to greater scepticism towards people). Grace is too kind and willing to see the best in people. She's not suitable for this kind of job.
Dude, O'Laughlin had Jane fooled. How do you expect Grace to not be fooled
When the chips were down she filled her own fiance full of lead as soon as she realized she needed to/had the chance.
Patrick Jane himself met O'Laughlin and suspected nothing. He spent years working around people who were corrupt and even he didn't notice right away--Bertram, Shettrick, he didn't know about Smith, Kirkland, or Anderson until they became deadly, and he met Red John towards the beginning of the series and had no clue it was him. Lisbon's team were terrifyingly isolated in their virtuousness, and Grace certainly belonged with them for that reason, amongst others.
Cho conoce el poema...es muy inteligente... siempre está leyendo.
Wouldn’t it have been an amazing twist if Jane was red John
In another universe, maybe. But not really. That would turn the entire world upside down if Jane were an evil murderer.
No it really wouldn’t have been
@@Eufamis why not
@@kmvzz5372 Such a cliche, shock for the sake of a shock, instead of having characters grow and reveal organically. That's why the series finale was perfect while most series finales are garbage. They render the show meaningless.
Yes, I posted the same thing on someone liking Cho for RJ. That's the point. Who's the most shocking person to stick this on? That's not good writing.
@@smurfyday care to link me the vid of someone saying cho is rj I’d love to see it😂😂