@@SteveFresca-qk1vdI have a new theory about that. Given he seemingly knew everything about Chuck, Sarah and Casey, maybe Shaw somehow knew from the beginning that Sarah had been the one who killed his wife, and was just biding his time til he could kill her. Would explain why he was always putting Chuck in danger needlessly.
@@ErikLeber-td7oj That would explain some of his behavior. I tend to think he was the opposite of Chuck and shown to be that way so Sarah could choose between the spy life and Chucks life. Shaw simply did not value friends and family, thus his coworkers lives (including Chuck) had no value to him. Whereas Chucks center was friends and family. A spy was not supposed to have emotions and Shaw certainly embodied that.
@@ErikLeber-td7ojThe scene where the director shows him the video clearly proves he didn’t know. That yell was nearly on the level of Sarah’s when Chuck got dropped off the roof in season 2. He was very much anti-Ring at first. He put Chuck in danger so much because he cared about business first, second and last. He was almost as anti-Chuck as you can get, which I think was the point.
Very good. I was wondering how many fights she gets into during the series. My, often faulty, memory is that she won most of her fights against men. Not so good against women. Blindsiding her seems to be a good idea. Thanks.
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Great job, Steve. Reminded me of all of those fights.
Thanks
4:53 Lol, great commentary.
Shaw was ruthless in his return. Glad he was. There wasn't much personality to him anyway.
Shaw was a dirtbag from the beginning to the end. What a chump. Nothing good in his character or delivery.
@@SteveFresca-qk1vdI have a new theory about that. Given he seemingly knew everything about Chuck, Sarah and Casey, maybe Shaw somehow knew from the beginning that Sarah had been the one who killed his wife, and was just biding his time til he could kill her. Would explain why he was always putting Chuck in danger needlessly.
@@ErikLeber-td7oj That would explain some of his behavior. I tend to think he was the opposite of Chuck and shown to be that way so Sarah could choose between the spy life and Chucks life. Shaw simply did not value friends and family, thus his coworkers lives (including Chuck) had no value to him. Whereas Chucks center was friends and family. A spy was not supposed to have emotions and Shaw certainly embodied that.
@@ErikLeber-td7ojThe scene where the director shows him the video clearly proves he didn’t know. That yell was nearly on the level of Sarah’s when Chuck got dropped off the roof in season 2.
He was very much anti-Ring at first. He put Chuck in danger so much because he cared about business first, second and last. He was almost as anti-Chuck as you can get, which I think was the point.
Very good. I was wondering how many fights she gets into during the series. My, often faulty, memory is that she won most of her fights against men. Not so good against women. Blindsiding her seems to be a good idea. Thanks.
Fighting girl now and you’re talking about people are in the same place you’re never need anything else from available