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Johnny started the series as a smug, small-time idiot, and absolutely nothing in the run of Super Crooks has caused him to grow, or to reflect, or to even demonstrate a basic capacity for recognizing his own idiocy.
She doesn't need super powers to have me smitten!
I just have to ask: What the hell is with Super Crook's complete inability to structure its episodes in a reasonable way?
If “The Heat" and “The Gladiator" prove anything, it's that my earlier hypothesis about Super Crooks was correct: This show is infinitely more enjoyable when all of its characters shut up and do crimes.
In its first couple of episodes, Super Crooks made it abundantly clear that plotting and dialogue are not its strong suits, so I was actually happy to see that “Man Mountain” and “The Praetorian” consist of pretty much nothing but action.