The Alienist: I Have Something to Show You - Season 1, Ep. 4 [CLIP] | TNT

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The Alienist: I Have Something to Show You - Season 1, Ep. 4 [CLIP] | TNT

[jamespaytondelaney]

Three years later and they’re just as fruity as I remembered God Bless

[hiswayservicesblog]

"Button your own boots." Right, thank you!

[hiswayservicesblog]

"You took Mary?" Well, dude, it's not like you were taking her anywhere. And she had a good time.

[hiswayservicesblog]

Laszlo's deductive, analytic process is a great service to us today in fighting crime. However, his approach seems to more often that not put his friends on the defensive. He might want to think about that.

[theQuestion]

I have to agree that John was correct. Laszlo pushes people away and he hides behind his intellect. He deflects, he dodges throughout the entire tea of this exchange. He forces John to confront his feelings about his wife’s infidelity yet Lazlo himself dodgers johns questions about jealousy. And about his aloofness with those who care about him.
John is his friend and for all his brilliance Laszlo is so childish and petty that he won’t even admit that he was jealous of John so much to the point that he would hurt him by bringing up the trauma of his wife leaving him.

[carlennabrattin]

Luke Evans is only reason I want to watch it

[hiswayservicesblog]

Okay, as much as Laszlo's character bugs me, Daniel Bruhl is a brilliant actor!

[hiswayservicesblog]

"I believe you're jealous." Whoa, man. John, you haven't seen The Green Arrow aka Oliver Queen at his jealous!

[hiswayservicesblog]

Oh, right, Laszlo. You can poke and prod into everyone else's lives, but yours is a closed book when interrogated. And just what past trauma are you suppressing?

[hiswayservicesblog]

How does it feel, John, when you see Laszlo with Sara?

[hiswayservicesblog]

Okay, why do I feel like I just called into the principal's office?

[hiswayservicesblog]

Of course he was jealous, Laszlo. You and your analyzing. I know what he's trying to do is important, but man, throughout the show, Laszlo's approach seems so condescending and patronizing so that even if he gives a sincere, well-intended compliment, it doesn't feel real! When he showed his obvious love for Mary in front of John, I HONEST-TO-GOODNESS said, "Wow. Guess you're normal after all." Maybe he is still human like the rest of us!

[hiswayservicesblog]

Obviously, someone really needs to brush up on his bedside manner.