Preview — Take Two Season 1 Episode 12: It Takes a Thief
Take Two Season 1 Episode 12, “It Takes a Thief,” is already the penultimate episode of Season 1! Where did the summer go? With the fate of the show still up in the air for next season, we should enjoy every minute of Sam and Eddie’s playful crime-solving while we can.
“It Takes a Thief” challenges Sam and Eddie to recover a stolen painting in time for it to be auctioned off. The ticking clock forces them to be bold in their methods. The promo shows Sam and Eddie on not one but two undercover missions.
Despite the busy case, Sam finds time to go out on her first date since her failed engagement. Eddie doesn’t seem too pleased with the idea. I don’t want to get my hopes up, but will Eddie actually talk to Sam about his feelings for her?
MilMar has burned me before, so I’m hesitant to believe this will-they-or-awon’t-they couple finally will! “It Takes a Thief” is written by David Amann and directed by Guy Norman Bee.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description:
Sam’s friend hires Valetik Investigations to track down and recover a $50 million painting that was stolen from his auction house. If he can’t get it back before the upcoming auction, his personal and professional reputation will be ruined. With no hard evidence against their only suspect and time running out, Sam and Eddie devise a bold plan to get the painting back. Meanwhile, Sam’s return to the dating scene tests her relationship with Eddie, leading to a surprising realization for both of them.
Photos from Season 1 Episode 12:
XAVIER DE GUZMAN, ALICE LEE
RYAN HESP, RACHEL BILSON
RYAN HESP, RACHEL BILSON
RACHEL BILSON
SARA CANNING
LAMONT THOMPSON
EDDIE CIBRIAN
EDDIE CIBRIAN, LAMONT THOMPSON
EDDIE CIBRIAN, RACHEL BILSON
RACHEL BILSON
Meagan McNicholas
Meagan is a medical student by day and TV obsessive by night. While Lorelai Gilmore and Kate Beckett stole her heart, she has Jake Peralta and Leslie Knope to thank for keeping her laughing through the stressful times. Her knowledge of TV is unmatched, and she takes great pride in knowing her shows better than anyone else. Meagan has one year of school left before she attempts to be a better intern than Meredith Grey.