'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
It also makes me wonder if Will and Jack are in it together. If not, it's sort of coincidental.
They must be. And the forensics team has to be in on it too, what with the dental records display and such.
I'm still hooked by the imagery and the psychological swordplay. The show is unlikely to lose me.
Continuing to bitch about The Mentalist. (Yes, I'm going to continue to both watch & bitch.) Minor logic hole: good thing villain's high priced lawyer did not think of having client tested to see if he'd been drugged.
Also aside from the continuing lack of Lisbon/Jane banter, the plan was disappointing. I don't mean impractical. I don't expect Jane plans to lack logic holes or be workable in the real world. But I expect them to be over-the-top and clever in a Rube-Goldberg sort of way. In this cases the cunning plan was to drug and torture the villain? To kind of gesture at cleverness they staged fake torture of an accomplice so that villain's testimony would include something provably untrue and undermine the credibility of his accusations. Neither twisty nor layered enough.
This is some good, silly fun on Castle tonight. Just what I needed.
Agreed on Castle, although it was an EVIL way to end the season. I thought that might be Spy Daddy in the black SUV. Who knows, it might still turn out to have been him.
Damn. It's as if I said nothing could go wrong.
I have a feeling that since they finished off the big ongoing arc they're picking up the 3XK arc again. I had forgotten about Spy Daddy though. That would probably be less angsty.
I cannot believe that CSI iteration has been picked up.
Damn.
Person of Interest: Well, that was apocalyptic.
Did anyone see what happened to Fusco?
Last we saw he was calling for a medic when someone got shot by British guy with sling.
The Elementary finale was very tell, not show.