She wants to know more about her long lost grandson, but she doesn’t go about her search for truth in a diabolical manner. Audrey is a shrewd observer of people, which makes a lot of sense considering she’s been pulling ex-cons off the streets her whole life. Yet it’s Grandma and Grandpa who buck expectations to the deepest degree. Taylor’s cop persona is a bit too blunt force to be a threat to Marius, and far too cute to be the brooding copy always hovering in the background.
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Any romantic tension is all but eliminated considering she thinks they’re cousins, and the series isn’t handicapped by forcing the two into a case-of-the-week pattern. Marius and Julia’s relationship isn’t an easy “opposites attract” or buddy cop bond. Thus is not the case now - and thank God for that. Grandma and Grandpa would have been lovably oblivious, just happy to have their family back and ultimately accepting of Pete when (in Season 2 or 3) his true identity was finally revealed. Taylor would have been the no-nonsense cop, always suspicious of the long lost brother come home. One can see how “Sneaky Pete” would have become a run-of-the-mill CBS procedural in the vein of “The Mentalist.” Pete would have been Julia’s permanent sidekick. READ MORE: ‘Homeland’ Review: Season 6 Makes You Wait for the Big Moments, But There’s Reason to Believe in Carrie Again
Despite all these triggers to flee, Marius sees the family as his best chance at surviving, and decides to “learn the family business” alongside Julia, which could help pay off his debt. Second, Taylor is a cop, so he could look up Marius’ file if Pete’s behavior (or what have you) sparks his interest. Yet there’s a few key surprises awaiting the new Pete:įirst, we discover the family runs a bail bonds business, with Julia running point and Audrey pushing her to be better, meaning they’re more likely than not to run across Marius’ face if he violates parole (or causes any other issues). There, he’s met with a delightful cast of characters, including Julia (Marin Ireland), Pete’s cousin and unmarried mother of two, Taylor (Shane McRae), a rambunctious cousin with a wild side, Carly ( Libe Barer), the third and final cousin who’s the rebel of the family, and two grandparents, Otto (Peter Gerety) and Audrey (Martindale). Needing a place to hide out while he comes up with the money he owes a crime boss (Cranston), Marius makes his way to Pete’s home and pretends to be Pete - a distanced relative returned home. He tells Marius about growing up in his grandparents’ home in Connecticut and how - even though they formed a close bond - he hasn’t seen them in a long, long time. Marius (Ribisi) begins in the clink, with a talkative cellmate named Pete (Ethan Embry), who just so happens to provide the perfect mark for a con artist on the run. READ MORE: ‘Sneaky Pete’ Trailer: Bryan Cranston Is a Ruthless Gangster in Amazon Series
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