The Equalizer: Season 1/ Episode 7 – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
With the DA catching wind of what Robyn is doing, it seems there will be a pattern in who Robyn’s greatest threats will be.
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With the DA catching wind of what Robyn is doing, it seems there will be a pattern in who Robyn’s greatest threats will be.
| Episode Name | Hunting Grounds |
| Directed By | Christine Moore |
| Written By | Joe Gazzam |
| Aired (CBS) | 5/2/2021 |
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Recap
We Don’t Like Vigilantes Around Here – DA Grafton
After operating for months, Robyn finally comes onto the DA’s radar, and she wants her handled. Especially since she is a threat to the reputation of the police and the DA’s reelection.
Leave Work To The Outside World – Aunt Vi, Delilah, Robyn, Dante
With Robyn focusing on a case dealing with a serial killer, it makes Aunt Vi doing online dating a bit of a scary thing. Well, and an awkward one since Delilah is highly involved, be it creating Vi’s profile or getting the details of how Vi’s date went.
However, this change is uncomfortable for Robyn and leads her to overreact when Vi doesn’t return a night after her date. Thus, in a rare moment of vulnerability, Robyn asks how Dante balances his work life with co-parenting two boys? The answer, feeling the weight of his keys when he comes in and when he drops them, dropping the outside world right with it.
Too Much Too Soon – Dante, Robyn, DA Grafton
While it may seem working on a case, closer than ever, bonds Robyn with Dante, it also exposes Robyn as well. Not in terms of her revealing anything notable about herself, but more so her methods. Be it breaking and entering, violent method of questioning, or her having a sharpshooter on hand and no remorse over killing someone.
All of this, combined with being held captive by the criminal, because of Robyn’s methods, makes Dante open to the idea of bringing Robyn in to the DA. However, whether Robyn lets her guard down long enough to get caught and whether she is forced to make a deal with the CIA to get the NYPD off her backs? That is a story for the future.
Collected Quote(s) & .Gifs
Every problem holds the key to its own solution.
—DA Grafton
We’re invisible until we break the law.
— Nia’s Friend
Grief is the final expression of love we have to offer.
— Grief Counselor
He’s too busy being good to be great.
— Robyn
Commentary/ Review
Highlights
A Threat To Robyn’s Life and Business
Any and all threats, credible threats specifically, to Robyn are welcomed. After all, what’s a series with an episodic style without a threat that lasts more than an episode? Especially one that actually has a chance of doing some damage?
Take note, the CIA and Robyn aren’t on good terms so imagine if now the NYPD and district attorney join them? Granted, can Robyn likely outsmart them? Yes – but not without making sacrifices. Of which, between leaving her family or revealing the truth, there are very few options here for Robyn, but we’re looking forward to her eventually having to make the choice between being The Equalizer and a member of Vi and Delilah’s family.
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