When Rodrigo decides that a world renowned pianist, played by Wallace Shawn, should not be there for his first concert, the man comes to see him. They engage in a weird meets weird interaction, where Shawn actually hypnotized Rodrigo, so he can see what he wants. What he actually wants is that crazy wife playing a Sibelius violin concerto. But, of course, she is nuts. The other plot is Cynthia being sent to Cuba to bring Thomas back. He is living among the natives and playing with street musicians (the bongos of all things). But he is in his glory. She comes back empty handed. This show continually stretches reality and it doesn't matter.
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Good episode but need some research..
damla1962 December 2015
Warning: Spoilers
I am so disappointed that while making a beautiful series, they should ask someone if they do not have any clue about a particular subject.
For example; Hailey's friend discovered that he is not Marlon, when you put a Turkish passport be sure that you write the name of the country in their language correctly! Even Google translate can translate flawless simple phrases; such as country name, month name June, gender, etc. I wasn't expecting a real Turkish passport with correct number of ID number (by the way it should be 11 digits long not 9), same color and current design. But even though it asks for gender, Kadın/Erkek, answering as M is not clever, there does this M came from? If his name is Süleyman it should be written as I did, not SÜLEIMAN, it is not Turkish. They should have translated JUN as HAZ and JUL as TEM, even though there is no place in İstanbul called PASAPORT AJANSI as mentioned in this episode, even that's okay. Then main reason I am a disappointed because TÜRKİYE CUMHURİYETİ should be written like this, it is unacceptable!
I do like this series but they should extent their research.
For example; Hailey's friend discovered that he is not Marlon, when you put a Turkish passport be sure that you write the name of the country in their language correctly! Even Google translate can translate flawless simple phrases; such as country name, month name June, gender, etc. I wasn't expecting a real Turkish passport with correct number of ID number (by the way it should be 11 digits long not 9), same color and current design. But even though it asks for gender, Kadın/Erkek, answering as M is not clever, there does this M came from? If his name is Süleyman it should be written as I did, not SÜLEIMAN, it is not Turkish. They should have translated JUN as HAZ and JUL as TEM, even though there is no place in İstanbul called PASAPORT AJANSI as mentioned in this episode, even that's okay. Then main reason I am a disappointed because TÜRKİYE CUMHURİYETİ should be written like this, it is unacceptable!
I do like this series but they should extent their research.
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