http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/25/CANE----Brotherhood.aspx The theme of this week’s CANE was definitely “bros before Po’s.” The investigation of the Samuels family’s murdered henchman, Quinones, finally reached Alex’s door, as he and loyal bodyguard Santo were brought in for questioning about the murder. Though they were grilled hard, both men kept their cool, Santo’s going so far as to write “Besame el culo.” (I’ll let your parents translate that one for you kids) on the paper laid out for his confession. Before long Alex and Santo’s were ‘George Jefferson walking’ right of the station, free men…for now. However the law wasn’t the only institution Alex was having trouble with this week. The Duque company took hit on the political front too, when Senator Barnes, their ace card in acquiring the ethanol subsidy, was forced to resign from office when he was discovered in the company of a male prostitute. He should have gone with the Eddie Murphy defense. Frank proved that white girls are a hard habit to break when he stormed the home of ex-fling Ellis Samuels for a late-night booty call, only to keep it P.I.M.P. and leave her high-an-dry (well, high at least,) when she tried to patch up things between them. Frank was not the only one under the Duque roof to get some action: Alex’s daughter Katie quickly became hot and heavy with her new, older, boyfriend, whom she’d met as long ago as last week’s episode. A video camera taping the pair’s “proceedings” suggests that a sex scandal and a bit of blackmail may be on the horizon for the Vega’s. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/25/CANE----Brotherhood.aspx 77 60