0:37 Stop the video and take your time to read the pages of the diary. Everything that is said there is interesting, it even has drawings about how he killed them, with the golf club and everything.
I always just loved how Jane went the extra mile to actually fill up the entire diary. We've seen him do these kinds of traps to lure out killers before, but usually it was just a short message. But here he spent the entire night just pouring all his hate and anger into the journal at the psychiatrist who pretended to be Red John. You can really just see how the psychiatrist really pissed him off by not just killing two innocent people, but also pretending to be Red John and taunting Jane with an earlier letter. And it was also a brilliant writing choice to show just how crazily obsessive Jane can be about Red John or anything related to Red John. This was only the first episode, but it was a great series.
The one big flaw in portraying someone as a nihilist, but then having them use moral claims like "killing someone is wrong even if it's to save children in Africa". Why would Jane say "you poor sad man"? He's a nihilist. Nothing matters. Then again, it might be a way to show that nihilism makes no sense. Jane isn't as rational as he thinks he is.
He clearly believes in doing the right thing, even if his idea of the right thing is different to a lot of peoples. He believes in revenge, justice although not necessarily the kind the legal system provides and enjoying the moments in life that he can. He cares deeply for those close to him. Not believing in god or psychic powers doesn’t mean you believe in nothing
@@jonathonrichter2279 This is only really true throughout the show. Before the show (before his wife was red john'd) Jane was neither moral nor was he anywhere near a 'decent' human being. He was never a nihilist. He had bouts of abject self-loathing and clearly suffered from survivor's guilt...but it wasn't until after he started working with Lisbon and the CBI that it became clear to him that there were things to care about beyond money.
same guy with a gun thats in house md
He's a character actor. He only plays guys with a gun.
Also "The Croat" from The Walking Dead: Dead City
To me he's Russell from Madam Secretary :))
I KNEW he looked familiar. I just watched that episode today!
And Suits
I also miss the Mentalist! Such great fun!
That boyish grin at the end!
That smile at the end, like saying “ Got ya “. 😂😂😂
My heart literally still jumps at the end after having watched the mentalist multiple times haha
The unloaded gun bit was so funny. A psychopathic serial killer so dumb (reality) which is what makes them dangerous to fall for it twice 😂
that was risky
And crazy reckless
... that was Patrick Jane.
0:37 Stop the video and take your time to read the pages of the diary. Everything that is said there is interesting, it even has drawings about how he killed them, with the golf club and everything.
Damn! Thanks, I would even have noticed lol
I always just loved how Jane went the extra mile to actually fill up the entire diary. We've seen him do these kinds of traps to lure out killers before, but usually it was just a short message. But here he spent the entire night just pouring all his hate and anger into the journal at the psychiatrist who pretended to be Red John. You can really just see how the psychiatrist really pissed him off by not just killing two innocent people, but also pretending to be Red John and taunting Jane with an earlier letter.
And it was also a brilliant writing choice to show just how crazily obsessive Jane can be about Red John or anything related to Red John. This was only the first episode, but it was a great series.
He also is the crazed doctor in the bourne legacy
Poor old sad man was a good one
Does Jane train at running
That's 2 thriller drama shows starring non-American actors playing an American main character where this guy shows up and points a gun at them.
*Promo sm* 😋
The one big flaw in portraying someone as a nihilist, but then having them use moral claims like "killing someone is wrong even if it's to save children in Africa". Why would Jane say "you poor sad man"? He's a nihilist. Nothing matters.
Then again, it might be a way to show that nihilism makes no sense. Jane isn't as rational as he thinks he is.
How he was portrayed as a nihilist?
Wtf, he isn't portrayed as a nihilist? Just someone who doesn't really believe in spiritual beliefs and mentalism
He clearly believes in doing the right thing, even if his idea of the right thing is different to a lot of peoples. He believes in revenge, justice although not necessarily the kind the legal system provides and enjoying the moments in life that he can. He cares deeply for those close to him. Not believing in god or psychic powers doesn’t mean you believe in nothing
@@jonathonrichter2279 This is only really true throughout the show. Before the show (before his wife was red john'd) Jane was neither moral nor was he anywhere near a 'decent' human being. He was never a nihilist. He had bouts of abject self-loathing and clearly suffered from survivor's guilt...but it wasn't until after he started working with Lisbon and the CBI that it became clear to him that there were things to care about beyond money.
@@davidrosensin7985 you’re not wrong but that still doesn’t make him a nihilist