When Riggs went to Murtaugh's house convinced that Gideon was lying all along, he was looking for some affirmation that it was going to be okay, but instead he was squashed. And being with Riggs at that moment wasn't where he wanted to be. Riggs had stepped over the line with Gideon, and he wasn't ready to keep following him down that road. I loved that he saved Riggs' ass in the beginning, but that was the end of the line for him. Logic was telling him he needed to go his own separate way, but his heart was telling him something different. Murtaugh had some tough choices to make, but despite all his doubts, he showed us what a Murtaugh man is all about. These guys were not joking around and had they zapped Murtaugh one more time there definitely wouldn't have been a season two of Lethal Weapon. This was a true life and death situation. This was more than jumping out of buildings and hanging out of car windows. But through it all, Riggs maintained his cool and it was the most awesome thing ever.īut eventually he was going to pop and that time came when he and Murtaugh ended up being held hostage together. I'm surprised Riggs didn't lose it right then and there, especially when Ronnie said he had to protect his other daughters and grandchildren.Īnd then for Ronnie to have contacted Gideon to take Riggs away was like a kick to the gut. The seething anger in Riggs' after he figured out Ronnie's involvement was palpable. Remember when Ronnie told Riggs not to use Miranda's death as a reason to drink? That was pretty ballsy of the guy to do, especially knowing his role in the whole thing.
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