Only fellow Leverage watchers will appreciate that there must be something more to this story!

You guys have been helpful on these threads regarding shows so I watched the first episode and it wasn’t half bad —but I’m a big fan of Hutton’s so I don’t know if I wanna continue —I really miss him-thoughts?

I've been doing some random rewatches of both OG Leverage and Redemption and I noticed occasional storylines that are hinted at but never shown again. Which ones do you wish had been expanded on?

Examples I noticed:

1. The Experimental Job (Season 4, Episode 11 of Leverage) - the team ends up on the radar of someone powerful in the CIA, but this is never hinted at again.

2. The Lonely Hearts Job (Season 4, Episode 15), in exchange for helping a client who is usually their mark, Nate demands payment in a favor to be called in at a later date, but this is never followed up on.

There are several more examples, these are just two that I encountered in the last few days. Would love to hear what you guys wanted to see more of.​​

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I was watching Ride or Die last night (a fun mini series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham) and in one episode there's a scene in a rich guy's fancy cellar or something and on the wall... the lost Rembrandt. I instantly heard it in Sophie's voice and pointed at the screen like a Leo Dicaprio meme.

I want Nate to come back. He faked his death as the ultimate con. Only Sophie knew the truth.

Currently on my first watch thru. Damn this is a funny show. Just finish Season 3 Episode 5. Once I saw the Fake FBI create a position to spill Eliot’s coffee. I knew they were screwed.

For me it’s the beginning of The Gone Fishing job when Eliot rips up Parker’s piñata. “We’ll fix it. We can fix it. We’ll fix it.” 😂

Ok, just for fun. Leverage but in the muppets universe.

Fozzie likes Parker because she's the first person to actually find his jokes funny. Sophie discussing shoes with Miss Piggy, who wants to know if Eliot is single. Nate gets Kermit drunk, and they bond over their respective team's inability to do what they're told. Eliot jams with Electric Mayhem when he's not hiding because Miss Piggy's flirting terrifies him.

Finally caught a decent sale on the frame and just used the grippy part of Velcro to attach everything. Still need to figure out how to display the mahjong tiles, open to suggestions.

I'm re-watching the series and felt differently about Season 3's "The Boost Job." I liked Bill Engvall's performance, but the episode overall left me feeling weird. First, the "client" isn't very sympathetic (he thinks he hasn't done anything wrong but gets into a massive police chase that lasts long enough to make breaking local TV news) and then at the end the team just hands off an underage teenage girl to the guy.

I would hope that the original script somehow indicated that Josie was going home to her parents and would now start a legitimate career in landscaping under the tutelage of her new acquaintance, but the way it plays out on screen is that the crew sends this homeless/runaway young girl home with this guy they met a few days earlier. I guess I never really focused on this in previous viewings, but...yikes.

I used to watch Leverage growing up over and over again at least 30+ times. And when Redemption was coming out I only watched the first season and kinda wasnt sure it continued.
Finally picked it back up after rewatching Leverage for the nTh time. Finishing Redemption, I feel sad about what they did to Hardison. The ways they wrote him out due to being busy with other stuff, entirely ruined his character in my opinion.
I understand why they had to do it but they didn't have to do it in a way where it started going so against his character.

Brigid Brannagh as Tuatha/Caroline Cowen

Not to be demeaning, just a happy observation of justice being served by the...um persecuted righteous? Carry on

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