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A Way Out » #AWayOut

A Way Out is a co-op video game set in the early 70s, following two criminals on their quest for revenge. Leo is an impulsive career criminal, in prison for the past six months because of the betrayal by his former partner. Vincent, the newest addition to the prison, is his polar opposite and usually approaches the situation with levelheaded pragmatism. He's been wrongly blamed for the death of his brother, who — incidentally — was murdered by the same guy Leo has a grudge against.

They both escape prison and flee from the police, saving each other's lives in the process.

The banter and chemistry between these two just clicks for me, and I just love to make them interact further in whatever capacity I can imagine. 😈

Boston Legal centers around the law firm Crane, Poole & Schmidt, and their cases. Denny Crane (William Shatner), one of the named partners, who — by his own statement — has never lost a case, is a pretty conservative old man. He is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease during the show. For this reason — and because he wants to gift him his wealth without the government taking half of it — he ends up marrying his best friend, Alan Shore (James Spader), another lawyer at Denny's firm.

Alan is the type of guy whom you want fighting on your side. He has highly flexible morals when it comes to getting the things he wants and has a more liberal mindset. Because of his night terrors, Denny and him have moved in together, and were sleeping in one bed even before getting married. Platonically, of course.

It's super sweet to see these two womanizing guys discuss their feelings on the balcony at the end of an episode and find accord in each other even though their political ideologies couldn't be further away from each other.