The Devil's Share
- Episode aired Nov 26, 2013
- TV-14
- 43m
The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.
- US Marshal
- (as Shawn T. Andrew)
- Ready Team One
- (as Regi Huc)
- Paul Carter
- (uncredited)
- Carl Elias
- (uncredited)
Featured reviews
I can't remember being so thrilled watching a TV show before. This had everything. Tension, compassion, action. What a joyride of emotions they put the viewer through.
Even though I had an inkling of what was coming I didn't know exactly when it was going to happen. That's the slightly frustrating thing about watching a show ten years after everyone else. You end up Googling all the cast and notice that some are in far fewer episodes than the other stars. Then you read a snippet somewhere else and suddenly you can't unread what you've already seen.
If you haven't watched this show then you must do. Put the first one on and you will be hooked.
EDIT. Forgive me. My review is for the previous episode.
The best show since 24 imo.
This episode hits all the right notes, with music, action, drama, tragedy, blended into a sci-fi concept not too far from reality.
The series as a whole so far has some ups and downs, but these three episodes make the whole series a must see. The reviewed episode is on the level of quality we got from the Breaking Bad finale.
Trust me. Watch this show. See these three episodes.
In my mind, this is the finest episode of the series, and one of the finest episodes of any television series I've ever watched. Naturally, one has to be familiar with the characters to really be present, and in this episode, the entire cast of characters reveal more depth and texture than I've seen before. Plus, it doesn't unfold the way I would've expected, and the impact of Carter on all of those around her felt very real- I think the actors were genuinely feeling the loss of one of their team. It's as though they were completely united as a result of her- and Carter was only one of the characters.
It's a soulful reminder of what's left behind when someone special dies. The aftermath. And the opening sequence- holy cow. Power.
Did you know
- TriviaFirst episode to not have the intro with Finch talking about himself, the team, and the machine.
- GoofsWhen Reese is shown in the flashback, the Machine view shows him with yellow color, signifying that he knows about the machine, even though he had not yet even met Finch. In previous flashbacks to times before he met Finch, he had various colors depending on his status at that time, but never yellow.
- Quotes
[Under police arrest, Officer Simmons is lying in a hospital bed when he senses someone in the darkened room]
Carl Elias: It's just me, Officer.
[Elias leans forward in his chair into the light]
Officer Patrick Simmons: Elias. What do you want? Quinn and I are bust. HR is dead. Nothin' else to do but to rub my face in it.
Carl Elias: Not really my style.
Officer Patrick Simmons: Then why the hell are you here?
Carl Elias: Well, there remains a debt. Civilization rests on the principle that we treat our criminals better than they treated their victims, that we not stoop to their level.
[pause]
Carl Elias: But you and I are outliers; we're not really a part of civilization. We're something... older. Which means, of course, that we can do the things that civilized people can't. I offered to kill you for Detective Carter many times, and she always said no. She was civilized to the very end. I don't think she liked me. But I liked her very much. You killed her. So now I consider it my responsibility to fix the particular problem that is you, Officer Simmons.
Officer Patrick Simmons: You really think you're gonna be the one to kill me?
Carl Elias: [laughing] No. No, my friend is going to kill you. I'm just gonna watch.
[Elias leans back in his chair as his right-hand man Scarface approaches Simmons with a garrote and proceeds to strangle him to death]
- Crazy creditsNot only is the title sequence absent, but there isn't even a title card at any point.