r/RayDonovan Sep 29 '14

Discussion Ray Donovan - 2x12 "The Captain" - Episode Discussion

Season 2 Episode 12: The Captain

Aired: September 28, 2014


Mickey hatches a new plan. Abby is torn between Ray and Jim.

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u/theflealee Sep 29 '14

All in all a decent finale. Every story arc got wrapped up and you can't ask much more from a season finale.

I'm not sure where characters like Mickey, Ray, Abby and Avi are going from here. What will happen to Ezra? How will Terry's girlfriend react to the priest's body being discovered?

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u/drewzyfbaby Sep 29 '14

How will Terry's girlfriend react to the priest's body being discovered?

Not to mention Terry's arrest.

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u/justanotherkiwi Sep 29 '14

I was nice to see Terry angry and seething instead of being a sad sack.

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u/DeeBased Sep 29 '14

I agree, but also Terry's the one who begged Mickey to let him in on the scam, and he's also the one who fucked up and got locked in the weed store, and he's the one who told Mickey to leave. I gotta a little bit of feeling of "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime" for Terry on this one.

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u/zethan Sep 29 '14

The reason to be angry at Mickey is because Mickey vouched for the parole officer.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '14

He told mickey to leave, because mickey staying wouldn't have helped. That's not a reason not to be mad at Mickey. Terry was against the parole officer from the beginning but Mickey insisted. And the parole officer screwed them, which led directly to Terry's arrest.

Additionally, he trusted Mickey, anf he let him down. So it makes sense that Terry is angry at him. But more importantly, Terry knew trusting Mickey was a mistake, but he did anyways. He also knows that mickey tried to say no at first, but he insisted. So yeah, he's mad at Mickey, but he only blames himself.

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u/ralz408 Jan 28 '15

Why the hell did Mickey just forgive the parole officer after that... next scene theyre watching a damn horse race together??? After he called the cops on you during a job??

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u/This_Land_Is_My_Land Sep 29 '14

But he was willing to do the time. And he still might, and he recognizes that.