Richard Brooks

she's coming in on there and like i said it's gonna be a lot of moving parts also the partners are trying to get jacks high end they're trying to poach clients crystal is rolling with jacks but she know what they what they up to at the firm so it's a lot and i couldn't think of the guy's name that played jack's uh daddy he he's was on Law and Order as well, some other thing.

His name is Richard Brooks.

That's the guy who plays Jack's daddy.

So that was Reasonable Doubt, just the final season.

I guess my episode, again, not surprised, Objects in Space, which was the finale.

And... again has another very strong guest performance in richard brooks as jubile early as well the the bounty hunter you get a lot about who he is the character through his actions but also his actions and what's happening river tells us about who are the other characters as well we get to understand even more about other characters through what the catalyst of him being on board so They're both quite similar.

This character comes aboard the ship and reveals stuff about the characters and shakes things up in very different ways.

So they're kind of nice complementary episodes to each other as well.

We see more of her, how she can kind of mind read more directly.

This Jubal early... villain played by Richard Brooks.

I thought he was very memorable villain, like, you know, for a villain of the week sort of thing.

You know, he's quite evil and bad and like, you know, and also disturbing, you know, because he's really got a lot of issues.

well like the Avengers is like commercially or I guess Age of Ultron was like his most commercial success but

Cabin in the Woods was one of his best works

Adam do you know that the villain Jubal Early was played by Richard Brooks who was on Law and Order

everybody's been on Law and Order

And older

actors who, you know, aren't getting cast anywhere else.

Yeah.

I found out that the closeted gay kingpin was the black dude from Alien, or Aliens.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of Page 94.

My name's Andrew Hunter Murray, and I'm here in the Eye Studio with Ian Hislop, Helen Lewis, and Richard Brooks.

We've got some good news to discuss today, and I think it's important to start sometimes with positive news because we often talk about negative stories, and we, we talk about corruption, and I think it's important that we say when something's gone right.

So we're here to cover an amazing act of generosity in British political life, which is that out of complete selflessness, as far as I can tell, two billionaires have decided to give Reform UK seventy-two million quid between them, thirty-six million each.

I guess my episode, again, not surprised, Objects in Space, which was the finale.

And... again has another very strong guest performance in richard brooks as jubile early as well the the bounty hunter you get a lot about who he is the character through his actions but also his actions and what's happening river tells us about who are the other characters as well we get to understand even more about other characters through what the catalyst of him being on board so They're both quite similar.

This character comes aboard the ship and reveals stuff about the characters and shakes things up in very different ways.

So they're kind of nice, uh, complimentary, uh, episodes to each other as well.

So there's lots of like, here's where the characters are at this point and how they've evolved over the course of the season, but also then you get it through a perspective.

So it does feel like a season finale in some respects, because it is starting to bring these threads together and start to kind of tap into that one character we don't know much about.

What do you think of the arrival of Jubal Ely? What do you think of Richard Brooks' performance in this episode? Effective.

Yeah.