#Lets play catch a lover update

And because this show is call The Catch, we all know Mr. X, but since they have no idea what he looks like, they are following Patrick closely. Moving on.Īt the shopping plaza, the team is trying to catch Mr. I know I already said he looks good in this show, but let me just repeat: This dude can wear a suit. If you haven’t seen any of the commercials by now - and if you haven’t, I’m surprised and kind of jealous - you know that Mr. Sorry, boo! Anyway, Patrick is meeting Mr. This guy looks like he’s been trying to get his poetry published for years in The New Yorker, but keeps getting rejected, so he’s stuck in his day job as floor manager at Dick’s Sporting Goods. Today’s snitch is a sad and dopey dude named Patrick Lewis (Brett Gilbert). X is getting intel from someone within each of their clients’ companies to snitch. Since they haven’t caught him yet, he sends mocking notes like, “Are you ready to play?” The team figures that Mr. X for the past nine months he has stolen $5 million from their clients.

#Lets play catch a lover update

Anyway, cake-tasting is interrupted by an update on Mr.

I’m already not here for her or for those shenanigans. Sophie wants to make sure everyone is busting crime in completely legal ways. Cut to them trying different cakes with Danny Yoon (Jay Hayden), one of their investigators, and Sophie Novak (Elvy Yost), a lawyer who is new to the team. The next day at work, we learn that Alice co-owns the firm with Valerie Anderson (Rollins), is engaged, and wants nothing to do with wedding planning. That’s when he’s met by Alice, her team, and the po-po. He then returns to the room, steals the painting, rolls it up in his jacket sleeve, and bounces. They exchange a lot of cute banter, and then she’s basically like, “You’re not getting access to my vajeen,” so they leave, but not before he swipes her ID. In this opening scene, a cute dude in a suit flirts with Alice at an art opening before they head to a secret room where she shows him a painting that’s not up for sale yet. are a private investigative team that protects ultra-rich clients, who are often the targets of con artists and thieves. We begin the way all Shondaland shows do: with a bouncy soundtrack and a preview of the kind of “outside the boundaries of the law” work her characters tend to do. Only time will tell if The Catch has the legs to make it through this first season, but if future episodes are like this one, we’re in for enjoyable and breezy entertainment. Take a Ricola, Alice! Anyway, once I watched this pilot episode, I was able to appreciate the show for exactly what it’s supposed to be: an hour of fun, fantasy, and slick dialogue. She plays Alice Vaughan, a private investigator at the top of her field who talks in a husky voice all the time. I have to admit, I was hesitant because of the ads that aired on ABC, like, 30 times a day, so I got tired of Mireille Enos. In short, everyone on this Shonda Rhimes–produced show is good-looking and smart and I’m all about that. “Phoebe, would you switch teams to go to Sushisamba - wink! - with Rose Rollins?” “Phoebe, would you let Jay Hayden tap your tuckus like they’re bongos at an African dance class?” As in, “Pheebs, would you smash Peter Krause?”

#RealTalk, this show’s title should be changed to I Would. Mireille Enos as Alice, Peter Krause as Christopher/Benjamin.