"In the case of Machado's Eva Muñoz, a Jacobson-Moore partner and Senior's vindictive ex-wife, her aggressiveness adds a jolt of energy to this show. Eva has the ability to throw Olympia and Matty off their games. She's their ally, sure, in that she too wants to ruin Senior. But Olympia and Matty can't trust that Eva has their best interests at heart... or even in mind, at all."
"By the end of that episode, Eva had let a wary Olympia know she was game for a coup. In this week's "Harm Reduction," she says she's ready to follow through. Eva knows that two Jacobson-Moore offices (Miami and D.C.) will back her, and two (Chicago and Dallas) are "Senior country." They'll need to sway the New York partners to, as Eva puts it, "deep-fry the devil.""
"This isn't a no-brainer play. Their window is narrow. The vote will be in six weeks, and will require 21 of the 40 partners to back Eva. And the potential repercussions are terrible. If the coup works, Olympia and Matty will have freer access to the Jacobson-Moore files. If it fails, they're probably done with this mission, permanently."
Justina Machado portrays Eva Muñoz, a Jacobson-Moore partner and Senior's vindictive ex-wife whose aggressiveness injects disruptive energy and unsettles Olympia and Matty. Eva volunteers to lead a coup against Senior, claiming support from Miami and D.C. while Chicago and Dallas remain loyal to Senior. The partners must secure 21 of 40 votes within six weeks, making the initiative high-stakes and time-sensitive. Success would grant Olympia and Matty greater access to firm files; failure would likely terminate their mission. Senior counters by recruiting Sarah to spy on Julian, and Eva's true loyalties remain ambiguous.
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