Second, when “Poker Face” confronts the bad guy, Frost, how did she expect that to play out? She isolates herself in a room with the antagonist and his henchman who she knows killed two people and she then shows them proof of their guilt. Then again, the character coming up with the plan was dumb, so. It just jarred me that it seemed the plan was dumb.
But, really, you can’t put those same cameras in the ceiling above that door or even out on the terrace looking in. They tried getting around that half-heartedly with saying he always sits with his back to the glass door to the terrace. Just set them so they can look at the guy’s cards. Spoilers ahead.įirst, if you’re going to plant multiple secret cameras in a room you pretty much negate the need for “Poker Face”. I found it fun, but had two serious problems with the episode.
They even pay homage to Burn Notice in the dialogue, which was cute. We have the set up of an over-arcing plot and individual episodes that can be watched on their own. The first episode of #Pokerface sets up the premise of the series and sets the protagonist in motion so she can go to various places while being chased.
