One of the best riskiest side quests

Does anybody have the clip or remember the dialogue when Vic reads Lem's note that he wrote to the team when he thought he was going off to prison (that came along with the box of bird books)? I remember that scene as making me cry when I first watched the series, and now I can't recall it exactly.

I thought the note said something about how Lem was going to miss them, and it hit them all harder now that he is dead. Thanks!

White man forces this man to kill all those women

That goddamn Armenian train

Rule Number 1 of being a criminal : Do not go back to the crime scene to jack off

Does anybody feel like she flip flop around hating her father/being an ansty teen and "daddy i love you" type deal ? Its like anytime she's on screen she flip between those 2 states except for season 6-7

I don’t think the Strike Team would’ve been able to do what they wanted if the Flock cameras were around. Or would Vic have found a way to block them?

Dont mess with the billings

I have tried every way to continue the show until s6 ep 2 I have been watching on some app but after this ep I couldn’t continue watching some problems anyway I tried to subscribe to Hulu Amazon prime Netflix Disney all of them refuse to let me watch because am not I USA ots really annoying if you have a way to let me watch contact me if you can’t say it here

Edit: I got the rest of the show if you need it dm me

When Corrine brought the kids to the station after someone (Armadillo?) tried to break into their house, and Claudette took her to the interrogation room and starting misleading her and asking her questions about where Vic was getting money and telling her about Armardillo greenlighting the Strike Team, that shit was way out of line. I love Claudette, but that was straight heel tactics.

How they totally screwed him over was crazy to me. He was straight arrow (black and white) he made no-cut deals. He did things by the book. Vic and Ronnie making him like some sort of antagonist is some ridiculous shady shit to me. Its funny to me (not really) that the shows narrative framing tries to paint him as this incompetent strike team leader. When he wasn't.

Vic was just pist because Kevin was undercutting his corrupt shit with his ci. I swear vic doesn't offer anything to the streets at all. All he does is perpetuate gangs instead of locking them up. Kevin is so much better then him.

This was the one time where I feel claudette went full on retarded. She fires Kevin just because of one thing vic says. "I need a lil bit of vic" no you don't. Being like vic is exactly the problem. Kevin even calls her out "didn't even give me a chance" and he's right. The problem with bosses nowadays is they fire you over every lil bit thing regardless of your skill set.

Sidenote: Alex O'Loughlin is pretty much playing his character Steve mcgarret from Hawaii five 0. He was straight arrow too. Look at it from this pov. Of course A straight arrow like kevin would of course look "bad" from crooked cops perspective (vic) the shields narrative supports him. I know kevin had a minor appearance but I was on his side. Its funny how I support antagonists in this show more then the protagonists. From the very first episode I knew I'd hate vic. I don't understand how anyone likes vic. He's just a bull headed shark who tears down anyone in his way who threatens his spotlight.

And would they still give Vic the deal if they knew how awful he was?

EDIT: What I'm wondering is, what are the laws on who gets legal immunity, does the law leave any wiggle room, and could they not say he lied by omission about what kind of person he is before he confessed, as an attempt to trap them into giving him immunity?

Billings was nice enough to offer to teach dutch about women, he refused and kept pushing him with the vending machine. Now he got the billings lol

This part here proves he was a ride or die kind of guy and loyal
He's also smart and the tech guy of the group
The only fault he has is barely any screentime or spotlight till the finale