That was a remarkably bleh episode of CM. I admit to a pulse-quickening when it was revealed he had a family--I wasn't expecting that. But I find the ones where we track the killer face on from the start among the weaker.

And very little team interaction.

I admit to a pulse-quickening when it was revealed he had a family--I wasn't expecting that. But I find the ones where we track the killer face on from the start among the weaker.

yes, that was unexpected. And we still didn't really understand why the real estate agent made him snap. And in such a personal way. Strangling someone is very intimate and there's usually a lot of emotion behind it. I didn't see what triggered it besides "I'm calling the police". I think that it would have been more believable if he had pushed her, she'd fallen and hit her head, and then he beat her up with an object.

And very little team interaction.

got a little Morgan and Garcia, which always amuses me.

a little Morgan and Garcia

And a good line from Morgan to Reid about being normal, but it mostly felt like Prentiss on her own. I like Prentiss, but I like interaction more.

And what happened to Morgan and Reid for the end of the episode? I feel like they just wandered off.

I think that it would have been more believable if he had pushed her, she'd fallen and hit her head, and then he beat her up with an object.

Yeah, his flip out when he accidentally gave the next guy the wrong name was more believable, and by that point you could feel how it must have seemed to be all crashing down around him. But the first was a little out of the blue.

The yellow toy car going off the cliff was hysterically awful on The Mentalist. Robin Tunney's/Lisbon's broad protests of how she has a life just gets more and more painful. Rigsby and Van Pelt make me want to stab out my eyes, but Jane and the rich playboy are gold.

eta Currie Graham was absolutely delightful. I'd watch a Baker/Graham show. So glad that Mashburn wasn't the killer (yet).

Mashburn wasn't as personality-rich as I know that actor can be. This episode didn't really stick with me.

However the preview for next week--CHORIFFIC!!!

I'm just excited they called back to, "There's no business like Cho business," because I think that EVERY WEEK.

Numb3rs: Larry!

See, I didn't get to see this weeks Numb3rs because they preempted it for Snowpocalypse Pt. 2 Electric Boogaloo. Decided to show it at 2:30AM, but of course, i didn't realize it until this morning.

Comcast puts Numb3rs on demand. If you have Comcast you may be able to watch it on demand already.