Let's wrap it up. That was our total focus. I have zero complaints. They did everything they could throughout the run of the show to let us make the show we wanted to make. We would all be happy to continue that partnership. The world of TNT has changed since Devlin first collaborated with the network, he said. The network has added several more original series, and "they've got amazing people they're working with, from Michael Bay to Frank Darabont.
It's much more competitive over there. I'm happy to be in the hunt. While "The Long Goodbye Job" seemed to tie up the loose threads of the Nate-Sophie romance, there remains one ambiguous area -- Sophie's name. The show has repeatedly said that Sophie Devereaux is not her real name. But when Nate proposes, he calls her "Laura," which makes it seem like that's the name we've been waiting to hear. But then Sophie tosses off a remark to Nate that, well, he knows that Laura isn't her real name. So what is her name?
But she said Laura wasn't her real name? So Laura really is her name, then? It might be. It sure might be. But the show just wouldn't have been the same without Sophie. Thanks for the answer. Watching Jeri Ryan episodes today.
They are still good but the team has a different dynamic. I do miss the connection between Nate and Sophie in these episodes. Ryan did a perfectly fine job filling in. As to her appearance, she may have the type of looks which appeal to men more than they are appreciated by other women. Regardless, Bellmen's Sophie was absolutely necessary to the group dynamic, and it was a happy day when she returned to the show. But I'm grateful that the writers and producers were able to come up with a replacement that kept the show entertaining while Bellman was enceinte.
One of the biggest secrets in the series is Sophie's real name. By this time, Sophie has at least come to terms with this fact of her life, having taken her personal voyage of discovery. But even in the series finale viewers had not yet learned her name, and according to show creator John Rogers , may never learn it.
Sophie has a long history of using assumed identities, and routinely uses them during cons with the team. She is comfortable with many of the identities she uses in the short term, but seems less so with some she has built long-term and used in relationships. Sophie reflects on not using her real name with her then-boyfriend, Jake, and questions her own honesty with her friends when Jack refers to her as Katherine Clive in The Fairy Godparents Job. Before leaving the team in order to embark on a voyage of self-discovery, she tells Nate that she will tell him her real name when she "buries" Sophie Devereaux.
Rather, Sophie uses her name to tease Nate until he "earns" the right to know it; he, in turn, claims he will discover her real name in time. She enters this into a numerical keypad. However, showrunner John Rogers indicated in his blog that this was a tease for Nate onscreen, and the viewers off screen, and the numbers entered do not indicate Sophie's real name. Nate says if she wants it inscribed she'd have to tell him her name. Later after the con is over during the gift exchange she writes either her name or a hint to it on a napkin.
Sophie eventually does tell Nate her name, in the throes of drunken passion after The San Lorenzo Job , but Nate does not remember it, and suggests he continue to call her Sophie to keep their sex life a secret as well as to hide the fact he can't remember it.
However when the two walk out she chides him that Laura is not her real name, which Nate acknowledges. In the audio commentary for this episode, John Rogers dismisses the "not my real name" comment as a safety net in case the series was picked up for another season and they would have to continue using "Sophie" for the character. As the show never returned, it is confirmed to be her real name. Leverage Wiki Explore. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?
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