#the juror 6 job

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

A story in three acts:

Leverage 4x10- "The Queen's Gambit Job"

Leverage 1x10 - "The Juror #6 Job"

Leverage: Redemption 2x3 - "The Tournament Job"

[scotchiegirl]

You know, I really really do enjoy how every time we learn something about Parker, we learn something about Hardison as well. Almost in response to learning something about Parker or like... like how learning about Hardison re-contextualizes what we've just learned about Parker.

Thinking about season 1 especially and The Stork Job, one of the first real vulnerable moments where Parker herself not only reaches out to the team but where she actually tells them something about herself. Tells Hardison about herself. She opens up about being an orphan, about being in foster care, and she expects him not to understand. And then he opens up about Nana and how she wasn't his grandmother but his foster mother. And it just softens Parker's story, not by downplaying it, but by giving her another angle to her rigid thinking. It is based solely on that conversation and her conscience that she does a 180 and goes back to fight for those kids.

Thinking about The Juror #6 Job too and how that went down and how Sophie may have been the one to point out that Parker had never reached out to the for help before, but Hardison was the one who got Nate to change his mind and indulge Parker. And he did it by opening up about his childhood, about being raised to be good with his words and charming and to know how to ask for things. And once again it re-contextualizes Parker. It shows what she grew up without and how hard this is for her not on a professional loner level but on a personal scared-little-girl level.

I'm sure there's more, and there's times when the opposite happens and we learn about Hardison through learning about Parker, but yeah. The brilliance of the writing to do it like that... wow.

[independent-fics]

Sending the Kids Off to Fight Crime With Even More Crime

Leverage (2008-2012)

The Juror #6 Job

[leveragecentral]

Alec Hardison really can be anything he wants to be <3

Leverage 1x11 // "The Juror #6 Job" || Leverage: Redemption 2x13 // "The Crowning Achievement Job"

[246bce]

2024 Leverage Rewatch: 1x10 The Juror #6 Job

It's almost like [chess]. *scoffs* It's ridiculous.

[morganbritton132]

Leverage episode 01x11 The Juror #6 Job: Batman Edition where one of Tim’s aliases is so realistic that they get jury duty. Bruce makes him go to it to socialize and now Caroline Hill has uncovered a conspiracy.

[zykamiliah]

NOOOO FUCKING WAYY

NO FUCKING WAY !!!!!!!

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The Juror #6 Job & The Fractured Job

[eg515]

I love how The Juror #6 Job predicted not one but two plotlines of Leverage: Redemption

[irritablegallowglass]

Gifs of Eliot that no one asked for but I made them anyway (17/?)

[amazzyblaze]

Coloring page of Parker in "The Juror #6 Job"

[leverage-ot3]

quick someone make a then and now post of hardison making a joke about applying himself to be an astronaut in the juror #6 job paralleled with him actually being in space

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

I like to think that the Vargas v Live Herbally case is famous in the legal world and that Harry would be in awe to find out that Hardison was "Joseph Miller" this whole time

[anarchypumpkincowboy]

I love the layout of these episodes it’s been so comforting

And also all their interactions with each other like the way Eliot just went “I’m gonna tell you one more time. You made a friend not Alice” and then Parker’s like smile like I love them all so much

[independent-fics]

But that envelope entrusted you with the most important obligation of citizenship, and that is to find the truth. It's so important that we dare not give it to one person but to 12 strangers.

Leverage (2008-2012)

1x10 The Juror #6 Job

[leveragecentral]

Favorite Parker Outfits from Season 1 as requested by @246bce

[theinfinitedivides]

lawyer!Hardison. that is all.