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    Condor S01E06 Review: No Such Thing – Best episode so far!

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    The week of the 4th of July, when Condor was on break, I rewatched the film version. What struck me as I was watching it was the hilarity of the Joe/Kathy H. interaction. (Forgive me, Lord, for I’m about to spoil–slightly–a movie from 1975.)

    Before the incident at his workplace and going on the run, movie Joe Turner and Kathy don’t even know each other. He literally grabs her off the street. They spend a few hours together before they’re sleeping together, in a jazz-accompanied scene that’s shot unnervingly like the murder in Psycho–all quick cuts, so you don’t really see anything.

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    The relationship of TV Joe Turner and Kathy has developed much more organically and that’s a credit in their favor. Even accounting for the high-stress situation and the possible Stockholm Syndrome, the TV development is just much more believable. Like, I know in the movie, it’s 70s Robert Redford and that is like, PEAK Redford, but still. You don’t know him.

    So the fact that it took five episodes for Joe and Kathy just to kiss feels right, feels organic. Kathy’s smart. She needed the time to think things through. So when Boyd and Joubert both show up at the hideout, it’s no surprise that she cracks the case before Boyd does. She does get a leg up from Joe, in the form of his description of Joubert, but it’s that little detail about not letting her call her mom that seals the deal. After all, if this were all on the up and up, why couldn’t she call her? Joubert could have argued that it would compromise the mission, tip their hand to Joe, etc. but she scuttles all that by putting off the call ’til morning.

    Kathy realizes there’s not going to be a call, not if Joubert gets her way. And having realized that no matter how well-intentioned he is, Boyd can’t save her, she saves herself. Sure, it’s handy that Joe was there with the car, but it’s Kathy herself who pulls off her escape.

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    While she’s been working on that, Joe has met with both Caleb and Janice. Caleb’s CIA source is Some Guy–I don’t think we’ve met him before–who told him about plans for the fake operation at the football game before it ever happened. It takes only a little bit of brainstorming for Caleb and Joe to come up with a plausible end game for all this. It’s a holy war with Islam in the crosshairs.

    Through flashbacks, we see how Sam worked his way up the ladder in the CIA. At first, he might have thought it was just regular career movement, but it’s actually kind of a cult. A cabal within the CIA dedicated to their mission to win a war against one of the most popular religions on earth. They could win hearts and minds, but they’ll take lives if that’s what it takes. It’s a cabal comprising some familiar faces, including Reuel and Nathan. We see them all toasting to their self-importance at a party.

    The party is at Gareth’s (Jamie McShane) house. Wandering around, Mae meets a woman who seems to know the lay of the land. When she asks Mae to get high with her, it takes about a second of incredulity before Mae is holding a joint. Mae is a doctor–did we know that before?–and it doesn’t take her long to put it together–the weed, the wig. Melanie is sick.

    Later, she mentions to Sam that she got high with Gareth’s wife, Melanie (Allison Hossack), and he tells her that wasn’t Gareth’s wife. In the aftermath of Sam’s death, Mae can’t handle being at home, so she returns to work in an ER. In a quiet moment, she slips away to the Palliative Care floor, where Melanie now rests. She’s looking for answers about what Sam was up to, but Melanie claims not to have any. Then they’re interrupted by Melanie’s actual husband, Reuel. Of course.

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    Back in the present day, Joe comes back for Kathy. She seems surprised. What’s not surprising is that T-3000 Joubert manages to make it to an alleyway and time her shot just right to hit the passenger side. To hit Kathy. And so Kathy dies on the side of the highway, as Joe pleads with her. And that too is believable.

    9/10 – There were so many good scenes in this week’s episode that it’s almost hard to pick the best. Melanie (?*) and Mae’s very high conversation on the stairs. Mae quoting Dr. Strangelove while high. But I really have to give it to Katherine Cunningham, Leem Lubany, and Gabriel Hogan for the bedroom scene. Last week, I praised the spy intrigue of the episode and although Kathy isn’t a spy, she’s a clever player in their chess games. She will be missed.

    *I’m pretty sure her name was Melanie? But it’s not listed in the credits and the only way I know the actress’s name is that Bob Balaban mentioned her in this interview. And yes, the last image is actually from last week’s episode, but I thought the Whitman poem (“The Wound-Dresser”) it shows was especially appropriate for this week.

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    Micah
    Micah
    2 years ago

    I like Joubert in this episode because she was tricky in asking questions, but was outsmarted by Kathy. It was like a debate between a spy and a lawyer and we already know we won. Sadly though, the winner died in the end, such is the fate of heroes.

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    Rebel
    Rebel
    2 years ago

    This is the episode that will make me watch the entire season. I like to watch TV shows in which they are not afraid to lose a few of the main characters. It is sad for Kathy (and Boyd) to die so soon, but I’m expecting something like this will happen because of what happened to Sam.

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    robin jenkins
    robin jenkins
    2 years ago

    I don’t think Kathy is dead. Remember the part where Joe said Bob would find her..I think she is barely alive but Bob finds her in time, hides her and will be a reveal at the end…kinda like Borne Identity. I will be mad if she’s really dead..like someone said too much time invested in her character and they were a lot alike, well matched.

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  robin jenkins

    I’m also pretty miffed about her death, so I’ll be just fine if she turns out to make it.

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    Raivion Taylor
    Raivion Taylor
    2 years ago

    Why did they kill Kathy, like I don’t understand that?!!?!?

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Raivion Taylor

    I don’t know. I could have jumped the gun–she could just be mostly dead.

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    Mike Cassel
    Mike Cassel
    2 years ago

    “Caleb’s CIA source is Some Guy” I’m pretty sure that guy is Eldon Loramer. He was the guy at the party whose wife, Iris, is black. Iris told Mae that Eldon was a boy scout. He pulled Sam away shortly after he & Mae arrived. Maybe, like Sam, he found himself unable to stomach Reuel & Gareth’s ‘false flag’ plot. That he didn’t recontact Caleb on 9/11 probably means he was discovered and eliminated. I’d prefer to think that Kathy Hale has passed out and isn’t dead. Joe will find a way to get her wound tended to and to… Read more »

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mike Cassel

    Ah, thank you! We saw such a brief glimpse of Elden, I didn’t think about him later. And judging by the preview next week, showing Iris, your hunch is likely correct. I hope your hunch re: Mae is, as well.

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    Mike Cassel
    Mike Cassel
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    I appreciate your reviews and enjoy discussing this show. You’d have to be fairly obsessive to catch EVERY little thing. I’ve seen reviews of sharp objects talking about seeing her scars and I’d go back and have to go frame by frame to see something. Toward the end of the last episode of Condor, when the Balaban character is reading to his wife, there is a sequence where the assassination of the terrorist in the stadium parking lot occurs. The assassin lowers his mask for just an instant. It looked like Elden, but I never would have KNOWN without repeated… Read more »

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mike Cassel

    I just went back and watched it. That definitely could be him, especially since they took the (tiny amount of) time to reveal his face.

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    Bigfoot
    Bigfoot
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    I had a gut feeling that Elden was the one who shot the Saudi guy even before that scene was shown. He is like Jason Bourne where he was tortured in order to be trained as a heartless assassin.

    With this development of the show, I don’t think Joe’s program actually worked. The CIA might have orchestrated the evidence against the Saudi guy and told Joe that his program worked as a way to lure IEP.

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Bigfoot

    Oh, I absolutely don’t believe that it picked out anyone in this case. I think they just used the idea of it as an excuse to scapegoat this guy.

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    Bigfoot
    Bigfoot
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    What I meant was that the program that Joe developed was only an introduction to the show and we might not be able to learn more about that. The show has leaned towards the conspiracy in the CIA.

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Bigfoot

    Oh, okay.

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    Mitchell Chen
    Mitchell Chen
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mike Cassel

    Is that Elden? I thought when he lowered his mask it was the person who’s in the Middle East spreading the virus.

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mitchell Chen

    It could also be Deacon–the guy in Saudi Arabia–now that you mention it.

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    Mitchell Chen
    Mitchell Chen
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    In fact, now that I think about it, it can’t be Elden. Pretty sure he was dead at the start of the show…

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mitchell Chen

    Yeah, that’s true!

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    Hugh Sheridan
    Hugh Sheridan
    2 years ago

    This was an excellent episode alright. The tension in that bedroom scene definitely the highlight but the intercutting of Balaban reading that particularly apt book with the reveal the he is behind the plot then the consequence of their actions with the scene of Joe with Kathys corpse just blew me away. Really smart stuff. The plot -im sure you figured this out but it’s not clear from your review – is pretty obvious now – to release a deadly disease for maximum effect on Muslims during the Hajj in Saudi and release the cure (via the drones shown at… Read more »

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Hugh Sheridan

    Yeah, re: your last paragraph, I don’t understand Audience’s promotional planning. They have social media, but they don’t really release promo photos of each episode, hence why I have to cobble together dubious quality ones. I know it’s a limited audience, but still, you’d think they’d want the promotion. But I am enjoying the series–in some ways, more than the movie–so I wouldn’t mind seeing it continued.

    And since multiple people spotted that Eldon was the source–y’all just pretend I was getting high on the stairs, I guess.

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    Rouge
    Rouge
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Hugh Sheridan

    I’m sad for Kathy, though I think her survival would decrease the weight of the moment a bit. Her quick thinking this episode was kind of surprising because of how she was not as sharp in the first few episodes, but her character development was good overall.

    With that kind of central plot in mind, I’m not sure how the series will get renewed. It can only work if each season has a different enemy, much like the spy movies in general.

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    Eversleigh
    Eversleigh
    2 years ago

    The scene where Kathy gets shot and dies gutted me. Sometimes I find the flashbacks jarring and it takes a moment to figure out what’s going on.

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    signaltheorist
    signaltheorist
    2 years ago

    I can’t believe they killed Kathy off!

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    Sam
    Sam
    2 years ago

    The source is Mae friend widow dead husband

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    Stargazer
    Stargazer
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Sam

    We have the same thought, Sam. Funny that you have that name because Sam is the name of Mae’s husband. If Sam is the rat in the CIA conspiracy, then it makes sense why they killed him as well.

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    Mitchell Chen
    Mitchell Chen
    2 years ago

    Pretty sure Caleb’s source was Alden/Elden, Iris’s husband who just happens to be dead … (no coincidence there at all)

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    Salome G
    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Mitchell Chen

    Cool, cool, cool.

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