Margaret

Very nice - always reminds me of Madonna in 1985 - -86 also. That look.

I will always be intrigued 

Beautiful lady.

Always liked Margaret. It was a shame they never found a way to use her in an episode again.

54 minutes ago, Robbie C. said:

Always liked Margaret. It was a shame they never found a way to use her in an episode again.

I agree, they should have recast her as a different character, maybe in season 3.

They could even have used her as the same character, trying to start over in Miami. Either way would have been good.

On 7/28/2019 at 1:43 PM, Dadrian said:

I will always be intrigued 

You like a woman who thinks/acts like a man?

6 hours ago, wolfie1996 said:

You like a woman who thinks/acts like a man?

 

That was major uncool.

Don’t treat this like a game. Don’t do it.  

4 hours ago, Dadrian said:

That was major uncool.

Don’t treat this like a game. Don’t do it.  

 LOL! He didn't like her stealing his gun , did he?  And then when she asked if he felt emasculated by it...! Notice SHE said "I like guns" and he answered "I don't. "All through their first encounters, she took the lead. Notice he was standing attractively dishevelled after presumably a rather rough session  when he got out of bed to see her making that secret phone call...playing the feminine role. He seemed to like it though (apart from the gun)....new side of Crockett, eh?

5 hours ago, wolfie1996 said:

new side of Crockett, eh?

Idk...there were some similar instances in “Nobody Lives Forever”. 

9 minutes ago, Dadrian said:

Idk...there were some similar instances in “Nobody Lives Forever”. 

Hmmmmm...must really watch that again....but if true it confirms my hypothesis. Notice that short hair style too!

1 hour ago, Dadrian said:

Idk...there were some similar instances in “Nobody Lives Forever”. 

Nope..just watched that again and trust me there's no comparison between the two women. Only  similarity is Crockett originally seems putty in the hands of both, so what else is new? But Brenda is a clingy, very feminine woman looking for commitment and Margaret is anything but clingy, dependent and girlish. She actually thinks (and acts) more like Crockett. The only thing they have in common is that they're both besotted with him. I prefer Margaret myself.

1 hour ago, wolfie1996 said:

Nope..just watched that again and trust me there's no comparison between the two women. Only  similarity is Crockett originally seems putty in the hands of both, so what else is new? But Brenda is a clingy, very feminine woman looking for commitment and Margaret is anything but clingy, dependent and girlish. She actually thinks (and acts) more like Crockett. The only thing they have in common is that they're both besotted with him. I prefer Margaret myself.

Agree...Brenda was very clingy and needy. She wanted a true relationship, but didn’t understand the life of an undercover Vice cop, nor that at that point in his life, Crockett was not ready to deal with “seriousness”.

Margaret was NOT a good or caring person...not wanting or ready for a true relationship either. She was a femme fatale...a manipulator, a user, a fake. She was “poison”, just like Valerie with Tubbs—ironically both women were in NY. Pretty on the outside, but bite into the “big apple”, and there’s a lot of worms squirming around in there. 

4 minutes ago, ViceFanMan said:

Agree...Brenda was very clingy and needy. She wanted a true relationship, but didn’t understand the life of an undercover Vice cop, nor that at that point in his life, Crockett was not ready to deal with “seriousness”.

Margaret was NOT a good or caring person...not wanting or ready for a true relationship either. She was a femme fatale...a manipulator, a user, a fake. She was “poison”, just like Valerie with Tubbs—ironically both women were in NY. Pretty on the outside, but bite into the “big apple”, and there’s a lot of worms squirming around in there. 

Agree with your comments  but as I can't stand the clingy types who talk about marriage on the second date, I have to go with Margaret  Not one of the "good guys" but I liked her assertiveness and confidence. New York seems to breed tough women! Maybe you have to be, to survive there!