The Hollow of His Hand
- El episodio se transmitió el 11 mar 2025
- TV-MA
- 47min
El testigo de Matt desaparece en el juicio de Héctor Ayala, obligándole a revelar la identidad del justiciero ante el tribunal. Wilson y Vanessa se enfrentan por intervenir en un conflicto e... Leer todoEl testigo de Matt desaparece en el juicio de Héctor Ayala, obligándole a revelar la identidad del justiciero ante el tribunal. Wilson y Vanessa se enfrentan por intervenir en un conflicto entre bandas.El testigo de Matt desaparece en el juicio de Héctor Ayala, obligándole a revelar la identidad del justiciero ante el tribunal. Wilson y Vanessa se enfrentan por intervenir en un conflicto entre bandas.
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Opiniones destacadas
Charlie Cox stuns again with his dialogue in the courtroom and his overall performance is captivating. Kamar de los Reyes is also brilliant showing off more about this intriguing character, his performance and all the emotions that comes with it are done really well.
As a Puerto Rican, I really loved the ongoing mention of Puerto Rico and the coquis throughout the ep.
This episode really resonated with me and I would prob be biased, but it genuinely was the best episode so far in my opinion. Crazy to think it included no action at all.
And ngl when that last scene hit and the end credits roll with the coquis sound. I cried :(
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaThe fictional Brazilian soft drink "Pingo Doce" appears on a bus stop advertisement. Bruce Banner worked at a Pingo Doce bottling plant in Hulk, el hombre increible (2008).
- ErroresPolice reports are not admissible as evidence. When evidence is admitted, the other side must be able to cross-examine it; one cannot cross-examine the written word. The police officers who wrote the reports could be sworn in as witnesses, but the reports themselves are not admissible.
Under certain circumstances, official government records, such as police reports, are admissible as evidence in many jurisdictions.
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Vanessa Fisk: [about rogue criminals] They're misbehaving because there's no one at the head of the table. Without you or me there, they'll turn on each other.
Wilson Fisk: They're rats. Rats at the bottom of the barrel. Let them kill each other.
Vanessa Fisk: And when they're done with each other, whoever is left standing will come after you.
- Créditos curiososA coqui frog is heard croaking over the closing credits.
- ConexionesReferences Homicide: Life on the Street: The Subway (1997)
- Bandas sonorasMi Canto
Written by Salvi Carreras, Franklin Quinonez, Julisa Pineda, and Jose Ramirez
Performed by Salvi ft. Franklin Dam, Yuli, Sitofunk
By arrangement with Bodega Sync
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- 47min
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