We'll Just Have to Find Another Way to Cut the Balls Off of This Thing

Season 4, Episode 5, Aired

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Ellen and Patty have decided to move Nasim to a safer place. Ellen escorts Nasim to his hotel to collect his belongings. Boorman poses as a cab driver. Just as Ellen and Nasim are about to enter Boorman's cab, Victor Huntley and a security team pick them up and take them to Hewes & Associates. Patty tells Ellen about Herndon's discovery on Dust Devil. She also informs Ellen about C.I.A.'s involvement, which means their phones could be bugged. Ellen connects "DD" with "Dust Devil."

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    We are now halfway through the season and I have to say that this has been a monumental disappointment. This is just not the same show, it is lacking the layers and twists and turns of years past.
    I am also finding myself disappointed by Howard week after week. In tonight's episode there were so many avenues that they could have gone in and yet they still have him as this one dimensional figure. Not nearly as villainous as he needs to be.
    And Nasim is not the kind of hero that the show needs to grow in ratings week to week, I'm sorry. He is not a strong enough character for them to represent and it is never a good idea when the villains overshadow the protagonists.moreless
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