In this third episode, Angie and the other guy have to discover who killed a dummy... and its ventriloquist. They will have get into the dark and shady world of ventriloquism and face their pasts as...
What was I talking about? Oh, yeah, the third episode of "Angie Tribeca" keeps the level of the first two: it is very silly, it takes jokes from previous shows/movies but does a great job in recycling/reusing them, it sticks to its guns even when the joke is running a lit bit too long, it has a nice and fast pace, it has some cameos (and the always amazing Alfred Molina)... to summarize: it is very funny in a very makes-no-sense-whatsoever kind of way. And by now everyone involved seems to know their place in the show already and, at twenty minutes, it's over even before you have noticed.
It won't break new ground, but this show has a couple of trick under its sleeve. Now, about Angie's dream of becoming a magician...
What was I talking about? Oh, yeah, the third episode of "Angie Tribeca" keeps the level of the first two: it is very silly, it takes jokes from previous shows/movies but does a great job in recycling/reusing them, it sticks to its guns even when the joke is running a lit bit too long, it has a nice and fast pace, it has some cameos (and the always amazing Alfred Molina)... to summarize: it is very funny in a very makes-no-sense-whatsoever kind of way. And by now everyone involved seems to know their place in the show already and, at twenty minutes, it's over even before you have noticed.
It won't break new ground, but this show has a couple of trick under its sleeve. Now, about Angie's dream of becoming a magician...
