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* NotHelpingYourCase: Sterling insists that the unknown gas released into the case holdings the Davids isn't a chemical attack, it's a robbery. This does little to reassure the people who are already panicking.

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* NotHelpingYourCase: Sterling insists that the unknown gas released into the case holdings the Davids isn't a chemical attack, attack; it's a robbery. This does little to reassure the people who are already panicking.
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* {{Bookends}}: As with the pilot, we get a crane shot of everyone walking away from one another after a successful caper.

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* {{Bookends}}: As with the pilot, we get a crane shot of everyone walking away from one another after a successful caper. However, while in the Pilot they all walked away without hesitating, this time they are all reluctant to part.
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Later, they meet at a mansion that Hardison bought as his new safe house (that used to be MC Hammer's) and ask Nate how he knew. Nate tells them that the security system has not been fully operational, so this is the best time they had to try pulling off the heist. Everyone argues over whether or not they could pull off the con, except Nate, who instead tells them the details of the new security system. The team realize that there's a restoration room directly below the museum and decide to use it to their advantage. But since the museum personnel and security staff will recognise all of them, they need a new face. Parker suggests Maggie, and Sophie agrees since she recently bumped into her and Maggie works at the restoration room. At the museum, Blackpoole introduces Sterling to Dr Lloyd and Maggie and explains to them the new security functions. Blackpoole added that all the paintings around the Two Davids belong to him or a client from IYS and is committed to protecting them at all cost. Just then, Maggie receives a call from Dr. Sinclair (Eliot's cover from the other night) to have a cup of coffee with him. Maggie agrees.

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Later, they meet at a mansion that Hardison bought as his new safe house (that used to be MC Hammer's) and ask Nate how he knew. Nate tells them that the security system has not been fully operational, so this is the best time they had to try pulling off the heist. Everyone argues over whether or not they could pull off the con, except Nate, who instead tells them the details of the new security system. The team realize that there's a restoration room directly below the museum and decide to use it to their advantage. But since the museum personnel and security staff will recognise all of them, they need a new face. Parker suggests Maggie, and Sophie agrees since she recently bumped into her and Maggie works at the restoration room. At the museum, Blackpoole introduces Sterling to Dr Lloyd and Maggie and explains to them the new security functions. Blackpoole added that all the paintings {{paintings}} around the Two Davids belong to him or a client from IYS and is committed to protecting them at all cost. Just then, Maggie receives a call from Dr. Sinclair (Eliot's cover from the other night) to have a cup of coffee with him. Maggie agrees.



Back at the mansion, while the crew gets ready, Sophie tries to apologize to Eliot, but Parker and Hardison tell him that she apologised to them first (and screwed up the speech). He eventually forgives her. On opening day, while Blackpoole introduces his art and the Two Davids, Sterling's right-hand-man Geary goes through what Sterling said about Nate's crew. Sterling thinks that someone's hiding in the sarcophagus but it's actually a real mummy inside; the team was already in the museum in disguise when Sterling and Geary passed them. Suddenly a gas fills the Two Davids' case as the security alert goes off, prompting everyone to escape. Nate gives the signal once everyone evacuates. Closed, Blackpoole and Sterling have to exit the museum while Nate and his crew successfully infiltrate the place. Worse, everyone in the museum seems to have copies of the ''Art/{{David}}'' statue (thanks to Parker). Once they manage to open the security locks, Blackpoole, Sterling, Maggie, Dr. Lloyd and the guards appear to see the Two Davids still in the case with Nate standing right beside it.

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Back at the mansion, while the crew gets ready, Sophie tries to apologize to Eliot, but Parker and Hardison tell him that she apologised to them first (and screwed up the speech). He eventually forgives her. On opening day, while Blackpoole introduces his art and the Two Davids, Sterling's right-hand-man Geary goes through what Sterling said about Nate's crew. Sterling thinks that someone's hiding in the sarcophagus but it's actually a real mummy inside; the team was already in the museum in disguise when Sterling and Geary passed them. Suddenly a gas fills the Two Davids' case as the security alert goes off, prompting everyone to escape. Nate gives the signal once everyone evacuates. Closed, Blackpoole and Sterling have to exit the museum while Nate and his crew successfully infiltrate the place. Worse, everyone in the museum seems to have copies of the ''Art/{{David}}'' statue {{sculpture|s}} (thanks to Parker). Once they manage to open the security locks, Blackpoole, Sterling, Maggie, Dr. Lloyd Lloyd, and the guards appear to see the Two Davids still in the case with Nate standing right beside it.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: The flashback to the death of Nate's son had been shown in several previous episodes, but it plays out in full for the first time here, showing mad-with-grief Nate shoving doctors out of the way to get to his son's lifeless body and a devastated Maggie watching in horror.

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* KansasCityShuffle: Nate had Blackpoole and Sterling thinking he was going to steal the two David’s. It was a decoy; he had the other artworks on display with the statues stolen instead, their total worth over $150 million.

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* KansasCityShuffle: Nate had has Blackpoole and Sterling thinking he was going to steal the two David’s. It was is a decoy; he had has the other artworks on display with the statues stolen instead, their total worth over $150 million.


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-->'''Jim Sterling:''' You know your entire plan depended on me being a self-serving utter bastard.\\
'''Nathan Ford:''' ''[sarcastically]'' Mm, yeah, that's a stretch.
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* LousyLoversAreLosers: This is {{played for laughs}} when Elliot is having a date with Maggie (Nate's ex-wife) for a job, and Nate and the rest of the crew are [[SpiesInAVan listening in from a nearby van]] via Elliot's [[SpyCam button camera]]. During the conversation, Maggie suddenly starts talking about Nate's many defects, but the one that stings the most is her saying he had no redeeming qualities "in bed", which prompts the team inside the van to cringe while Nate remains store-faced. But given she reveals she knew about Elliot's button camera soon after, it's implied she just said it to mess with Nate.
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* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: Nate offers to return the stolen paintings in exchange for Blackpoole being removed from IYS. Sterling calls this extortion but Nate prefers to call it "oversight".


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* HeistClash: Sophie, Hardison, Eliot and Parker simultaneously attempt to steal the two Davids only to all end up getting made by security. Fortunately, Nate arrives to save them.
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* BigNo: Nate's reaction to the death of his son (as shown in a {{Flashback}}) is a particularly harrowing use of this trope. It's hammy and over-the-top, but believably so for a man who is all about being in control but who can do nothing as his son dies before his eyes.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Sterling only laughs when he realizes that Nate deliberately left him a way to take advantage of the situation that also involves Nate going free.


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* BondVillainStupidity: Rather than simply detain Nate the moment he walks into the gallery and spoil his plan, Blackpoole orders the security to let him in, on the grounds that actually committing a robbery carries a heavier prison term rather than simply conspiracy to commit robbery.


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* BreakingTheFellowship: The team walks away from one another, apparently ending Team Leverage. They try to pretend they don't care, but all of them hesitate and Sophie noticeably sheds a tear.


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* NotHelpingYourCase: Sterling insists that the unknown gas released into the case holdings the Davids isn't a chemical attack, it's a robbery. This does little to reassure the people who are already panicking.


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* VillainousBreakdown: Blackpoole goes to pieces once he finds out that the paintings, not the Davids, are missing. He owns the Davids, losing them would be bad. The $150 million worth of paintings, however, were on loan and insured by IYS. It starts with a BigNo and moves into gibbering, and then he grabs a guard's gun and holds it on Nate (and at one point, Sterling). It's pretty much complete when Nate quotes his own words back at him, to the point that Nate casually takes the gun away from him.
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* KansasCityShuffle: Nate had Blackpoole and Sterling thinking he was going to steal the two David’s. It was a decoy; he had the other artworks on display with the statues stolen instead, their total worth over $150 million.

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* PercussiveTherapy: Maggie finds much relief in decking Blackpoole in the end.

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* PercussiveTherapy: Maggie finds much relief in decking Blackpoole in the end. Implied by Nate earlier as well.


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* ShipTease: Hardison asks Parker where she's planning to go when the team splits up. Her response (which demonstrates an unusual level of social subtext, for Parker):
-->'''Parker''' (smiling): "Let's see how hard you look."
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Back at the mansion, while the crew gets ready, Sophie tries to apologize to Eliot, but Parker and Hardison tell him that she apologised to them first (and screwed up the speech). He eventually forgives her. On opening day, while Blackpoole introduces his art and the Two Davids, Sterling's right-hand-man Geary goes through what Sterling said about Nate's crew. Sterling thinks that someone's hiding in the sarcophagus but it's actually a real mummy inside; the team was already in the museum in disguise when Sterling and Geary passed them. Suddenly a gas fills the Two Davids' case as the security alert goes off, prompting everyone to escape. Nate gives the signal once everyone evacuates. Closed, Blackpoole and Sterling have to exit the museum while Nate and his crew successfully infiltrate the place. Worse, everyone in the museum seems to have copies of the David statues (thanks to Parker). Once they manage to open the security locks, Blackpoole, Sterling, Maggie, Dr. Lloyd and the guards appear to see the Two Davids still in the case with Nate standing right beside it.

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Back at the mansion, while the crew gets ready, Sophie tries to apologize to Eliot, but Parker and Hardison tell him that she apologised to them first (and screwed up the speech). He eventually forgives her. On opening day, while Blackpoole introduces his art and the Two Davids, Sterling's right-hand-man Geary goes through what Sterling said about Nate's crew. Sterling thinks that someone's hiding in the sarcophagus but it's actually a real mummy inside; the team was already in the museum in disguise when Sterling and Geary passed them. Suddenly a gas fills the Two Davids' case as the security alert goes off, prompting everyone to escape. Nate gives the signal once everyone evacuates. Closed, Blackpoole and Sterling have to exit the museum while Nate and his crew successfully infiltrate the place. Worse, everyone in the museum seems to have copies of the David statues ''Art/{{David}}'' statue (thanks to Parker). Once they manage to open the security locks, Blackpoole, Sterling, Maggie, Dr. Lloyd and the guards appear to see the Two Davids still in the case with Nate standing right beside it.



* ExactWords: Nate tells Ian he will rob "the two Davids' gallery" not steal them, just hit the gallery. Ian misses this and doesn't think Nate is after anything else save the Davids.

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* ExactWords: Nate tells Ian he will rob "the two Davids' gallery" not steal them, just hit the gallery. Ian misses this and doesn't think Nate is after anything else save the Davids.''Art/{{David}}''s.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Blackpoole seriously does not seem to understand why Nate and Maggie are so upset over what was, to him, a business decision, honestly thinking they should have gotten over their son's death easier. He truly acts like ''he's'' the one being betrayed and shocked when Maggie punches him.

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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Blackpoole seriously does not seem to understand why Nate and Maggie are so upset over what was, to him, a business decision, honestly thinking they should have gotten over their son's death easier. He truly acts like ''he's'' the one being betrayed and is shocked when Maggie punches him.

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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: It's not extortion, it's "oversight".



* NoExceptYes: It's not extortion, it's "oversight".

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