Didn’t see it.
Basically, the idea is that whenever the bad guy gets the good guy on the ropes, and has the opportunity to finish him off, he starts on this long monologue wherein he explains all the details of his wicked plan and inadvertently reveals his weaknesses AND gives the good guy the opportunity to come up with a plan to escape and then escape.
That’s what happened here. We had the chance to go in for the kill and Rush/Hildy got people “monologuing” instead.