10 P.M. (Discovery) AIRPLANE REPO Repossession experts try to take back the private planes that wealthy owners have neglected to pay off.
9 P.M. (National Geographic) NIGHT SHIFT: REPO MEN Mark Castelluccio and Matt Pittman of TMA Recovery repossess what hasn't been paid for, whether in urban Newark or upscale Montclair, N.J., and try to muster a little respect for their profession.
Waving his revolver angrily at her and the repo men, the armed man demanded, "Just what do you think you are doing with this car?" The repo men tried to explain that they weren't thieves and finally produced some papers that prompted the gunman to let out a sigh and lower the gun.
(One could say the US hits up other countries for money in order to pay its defense budget, which is kind of like taking a loan out on your car to buy a bunch of guns, which makes for a really interesting encounter when the repo man tries to repossess your car).
Repo Man eventually tried to attack Crush by jumping off the top rope, but Crush caught him and performed the Cranium Crunch to win the match by submission.
Lloyds tried to manipulate short term rates, known as repo rates, to reduce those fees thereby abusing a scheme that had been set up to try and help it.
In Sherlock Holmes and now Repo Men, Law apparently is trying to refashion himself as an action hero.
The repo man apparently feared Kosloski might become hostile and tried to speed away, causing Kosloski to fall beneath the truck tires.
Soto said the repo guy got on the phone with his superior and tried to explain what was going on to see if he could get out of the assignment, but the superior had no sympathy for Soto.
Part Blade Runner, part Brazil, and almost all bad ideas, Repo Men is a mean-spirited sci-fi action-thriller, when it isn't trying to prove how much heart it has.
