... and share the video - because (ta-da) sharing is caring ...
Morales, like Keith, is not all that useful. You got that right!
By the way, the computer guy (e.g. 3:24) ... does he remind you of anyone in "Jones in the Fast Lane"? I thought he reminded me of someone. Maybe I'm wrong.
Er ...
Don't go into the women's change-room as that could be a game-changer for you in a bad way? Why, what happens? I tried this, and all that happened was
that I got told off. I don't think I even lost any points. What happens?
LOL!!! Why would you put a wet and nearly naked dude in the backseat? And why would you run his ID against a computer? No, the safest thing to do is
throw his keys in the water and put him in the front seat. Yes, totally safe. He doesn't even have to wear a seatbelt.
(Then again, this was made in 1991, before the Rodney King Trial or the L.A. Riots or any of that. Maybe things were different then? Remember, this is the era where attitudes of people like Darryl Gates were considered normal).
Er ... by the way, when you book the druggie into jail and
search him and find a knife on him... um. how the *BLEEP* did he have a knife? Or do I not want to know?
Also, since
Sonny no longer has a badge, does that mean nothing he does is legal?
As for Sonny walking up to the driver's side and getting run over ... I agree. If you walk in front of the car that you just stopped, how do you know who's driving that car? He could be a maniac. He could just take off and run you over.
So, yeah.
You mentioned that the time/clock-in-the-car thing makes no sense. That's true - but so does taking the cuffs off people in jail
before searching them. I mean, that drugged-out person with a knife, for instance ... if you took the cuffs off him, he could just say "Let me rub some life back into my wrists" and then PULL OUT THE KNIFE AND STAB SONNY.
Or, a
very slightly less extreme example ... the drunk guy. If he's that drunk, there's no way I'd put him in the front of the police car. He would puke everywhere!
He would puke on Sonny!
Just before 18:19 ... "Someone out there picked the wrong guy to mess with." Why is Sonny suddenly being touted as an action hero? Reminds me of Rambo etc.
When the reporter shows up (18:25), Sonny calls him a "blood-sucking piece of filth". Wonderful. Way to make friends and influence people, Sonny. You just threatened a civilian, which is illegal.
Besides, I don't think it's the job of any anonymous sergeant to talk to the media. He could lose his job.
There's a specific department in the police whose job it is to prepare media statements etc., right? I can't remember what it's called, though.
"Take this goddamn medallion..." This guy doesn't care.
Yes, the jailor is there only to book people into jail.
*whisper* "Spoiler alert: That's the door you have to go through to book evidence!"
Gee, how many 6 x 1 1/2" daggers are there?
Yes, I prefer Keith to Pat. I also prefer PQ2 to PQ3, and PQ1 to PQ2.
Yes, it is weird that Sonny only has $10 to his name. What did he spend all his money on???
He's a detective. Doesn't he get paid?
Sonny, I'd like to introduce you to my friend, Mr Budget.
Yep, that
"keeping the cart safe by handcuffing it" thing is weird. If anyone happened by with a pair of bolt cutters, they could take off with the cart AND Sonny's cuffs.
After all, it's an industrial estate. Someone is bound to have a pair of bolt cutters.
OK, we're back. After all the fuss over her cart, Carla wanders off without it. WTH?
And yes, remember your cuffs. 'Cos if you don't ... you can't get another pair of cuffs. And being a police officer, you probably need your cuffs. (Seems obvious, no?)
And yes, it's true that Sonny
does some things that are ... um, questionablewith Pat's stuff. Didn't his mum teach him not to touch other people's junk? (Sorry, that was Oghren). "No-one touches my junk and lives!"
I haven't met any Mexican-Americans, but I agree with you, Tawm. Mr Ruiz (with the black car and the flames coming out of it - very early 90s) looks white. Maybe he's a poseur who just changed his name on purpose so he could fit in with the "bad boys"?
What happens if you
don't return Pat's keys in time? Is it game over? *curious*
It's too bad there's no navy recruitment place in the mall. I'd love Sonny to walk in there and see a policeman, a cowboy, a biker, a sailor, a construction worker and an Indian Chief singing about how life is wonderful in the navy. Then Sonny would look confused, walk out, and mutter about how he's never coming back ... because the navy is too silly.
Oh dear. (About 37:20 or so). "Click on his pants". In the game, you just get the dead guy's ID, but I can just imagine some people thinking naughty thoughts.
No, it's not that kind of game.
Why are your partners completely useless? Because Sierra said so, that's why.
I agree. If it wasn't for Sonny, nothing would ever get done. It's
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything. (Warning -- Do Not Click TV Tropes Links)
Um, it's 39:29 (end of day 4). Why is Pat coming with you to the hospital?
How
did Pat get as far as she had in the Police Department, with
her psychological record? I agree,
a desk job would've been a good idea. That way, Pat would've been
bored to sleep and then fired for sleeping on the job.
Thank, Tawm! It's ben fun.