cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi

cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi
cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christi

cloysterbell: When we write Eliot playing the cons, he tends to — and this is a lot of Christian’s acting choice — he tends to play the character very power negative. It’s a subtle thing but he’s actually the second best. Eliot is the second best after Sophie on the cons. Parker isn’t comfortable enough with people, Hardison always goes over the top, and Nate is too distracted and to a great degree, particularly in this season, really is working through his addiction to vengeance and control. - John Rogers, 2x02 Audio Commentary -- source link
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