History Recap / LeverageRedemptionS1E13TheHurricaneJob

* ChekhovsGun: Early in the episode, Parker reads an article in the paper about an unclaimed $230 million lottery ticket, which prompts a sardonic remark from Boggs. As it turns out, this ticket is what Abel is actually after.
* CombatCueStick: Abel tries to attack Eliot with a pool cue. This being [[TheBigGuy Eliot]], he simply breaks the cue and knocks the guy out with ease.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Boggs is the only one of Abel's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Abel beats him brutally, and even Abel points out how often he questions Abel's actions. He also cooperates with the authorities when Abel and his team are arrested.

* DisappointedByTheMotive: Both the heroes and the corrupt cops are disgusted to discover that Abel's true goal was to steal another man's winning lottery ticket just because he felt he more deserving of it.

* EntitledBastard: The ''real'' reason Abel wants Omar's phone isn't because it contains evidence of his team's corruption. In actuality, the phone contains a $230 million lottery ticket which Omar won. Abel believes he deserves this ticket more than a "druggie" like Omar, despite having been a corrupt cop all his career while Omar has been trying to turn his life around and leave his criminal past behind.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Boggs is the only one of Abel's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Abel beats him brutally, and his tendency to question Abel's actions has become an issue between them. He also cooperates with the authorities when Abel and his team are arrested.

-->'''Eliot''': Because you're supposed to.

* DisappointedByTheMotive: Both the heroes and the corrupt cops are disgusted to discover that Abel's true purpose was an attempt to steal another man's winning lottery ticket just because he felt he was entitled to it more.

* EntitledBastard: The ''real'' reason Abel wants Omar's phone isn't because it contains evidence of his and his team's corruption. In actuality, the phone contains a $230 million lottery ticket which Omar won. Abel believes he deserves this ticket more than a "druggie" like Omar, despite having been a corrupt cop all his career while Omar has been trying to turn his life around and leave his criminal past behind.

* BattleCouple: Eliot and Maria make a rather effective one against Collins in the boathouse.

-->'''Eliot''': Because you won't.

* ActorAllusion: After Harry impersonated a doctor:
-->'''Sophie''': How do you know all that medical jargon, anyway?
-->'''Harry''': [[Series/{{ER}} TV]].

* ChekhovsGun: Early in the episode, Parker reads an article in the paper about an unclaimed $230 million lottery ticket, which prompts a sardonic remark from Boggs. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that this ticket is what Abel is actually after.]]

* DisappointedByTheMotive: Both the corrupt cops and Eliot and Parker are disgusted to discover that Abel's true purpose was an attempt to steal another man's winning lottery ticket just because he felt he was entitled to it more.

-->'''Boggs''': Why do you even care? Why are you protecting these people?

* ChekhovsGun: Early in the episode, Parker reads an article in the paper about an unclaimed $230 million lottery ticket, which prompts a sardonic remark from Boggs. [[spoiler:It is revealed that this ticket is actually what Boggs is actually after.]]
* DirtyCop: The villains of the week are a group of corrupt cops searching for evidence of their collaboration with a drug ring that was hidden somewhere in a hotel. At least, that's what their leader ''tells'' them...
* DisappointedByTheMotive: Both the corrupt cops and Eliot and Parker are disgusted to discover that Abel's true purpose was Abel an attempt to steal another man's winning lottery ticket just because he felt he was "entitled" to it more.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Abel is the only one of Bogg's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Boggs's beats him brutally and his tendency to question Boggs's actions has been noted to be an issue between them. He also cooperates with the authorities when Boggs and his team are arrested.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Boggs is the only one of Abel's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Abel beats him brutally and his tendency to question Abel's actions has been noted to be an issue between them. He also cooperates with the authorities when Abel and his team are arrested.

* DisappointedByTheMotive: Both the corrupt cops and Eliot and Parker are disgusted to discover this entire thing was Abel just wanting to steal another man's winning lottery ticket just because he felt he was "entitled" to it more.

* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Paker [[CallBack again]] pokes Eliot even after she knows he is hurt. Bonus points for the fact that Eliot and Parker actually pose as siblings.

* EntitledBastard: The ''real'' reason Boggs wants Omar's phone isn't because it contains evidence of his and his team's corruption. In actuality, the phone contains a $230 million lottery ticket which Omar won. Boggs believes he deserves this ticket more than a "druggie" like Omar, despite having been a corrupt cop all his career while Omar has been trying to turn his life around and leave his criminal past behind.
* LoyalPhlebotinum: One of the dirty cops has a smart gun which needs his fingerprint to fire.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Just as Parker finds the lottery ticket in the lighthouse, she accidentally activates the lantern, letting Boggs' men know where she is.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Abel is the only one of Boggs's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Boggs beats him brutally and his tendency to question Boggs's actions has been noted to be an issue between them. He also cooperates with the authorities when Boggs and his team are arrested.

* EntitledBastard: The ''real'' reason Boggs wants Omar's phone isn't because it contains evidence of his and his team's corruption. [[spoiler:In actuality, the phone contains a $230 million lottery ticket which Omar won. Boggs believes he deserves this ticket more than Omar despite having been a corrupt cop all his career while Omar has been trying to turn his life around and leave his criminal past behind.]]

* TokenGoodTeammate: Abel is the only one of Boggs's men who has some scruples. He calls an ambulance for Omar when Boggs beats him brutally and his tendency to question Boggs's actions has been noted to be an issue between them. [[spoiler:He also corporates with the authorities when Boggs and his team are arrested.]]

* CorruptCop: The villains of the week are a group of them searching for evidence of their collaboration with a drug ring that was hidden somewhere in a hotel. At least, that's what their leader ''tells'' them...

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* CorruptCop: The villains of the week are a group of them searching for evidence of their collaboration with a drug ring that was hidden somewhere in a hotel.