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I read your review as I rewatched the episode. I agree with pretty much everything. There are the glaringly large plot holes and mistakes, but this episode did use quite a bit of psychological profiling-not to catch Paul, but to stop him from killing himself once they did. I don't think any deadbeat cop would be able to save his life like that.

The cop probably wouldn't have been able to keep him from killing himself, but then again, cops would have gone with the buddy to mind on his friend, so the whole situation never would have escalated to that point. Bar a Comment. Thankfully the episode opens with a location title, saving me all the research I had to do last week!

It seems there's a murderer in Austin, Texas! But who, and why? One thing's for sure - if I want to find out, I'll have to watch more than the first three seconds of the episode. A bachelorette outing is having a great time! If by 'party' you mean a bride and just one friend. Also, the bride is annoyed that her friend is taking salacious pictures.

What if her fiancee finds out that they were drinking before the wedding? While the bride-to-be heads back into the bar to find the 'friends' who the producers didn't bother finding extras to play, a sinister man in a cowboy hat watches the criminal friend from across the street. She goes over to get a light, and moments later gay episode out with him in the back seat of his truck.

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But then he can't get an erection, and she starts getting bored, so he attacks her! Then it's over to Virginia, where Jeanne is teaching a class on language adaptation! You know, I complete forgot that her specialty was language. I was going to make a point each episode of pointing out that they never bothered to use her specialty, but then the show didn't even pretend that language was useful in solving crimes, so there wasn't even anything to make fun of.

She's teaching her class about how the same language can mean different things in different places, and a good example is raised - French is completely different in Paris than it is in Montreal. Although the student also says that French is 'spoken all over the world', which it absolutely is not.

It's basically just France and Quebec. Maybe Senegal. I'd have to look it up. Then Jeanne gets a call from Penelope telling her that they've got a case! So why bother with this scene? Is this the episode where they finally work her language skills into solving the crime? On the plane, we get the details of the case, and I'm not entirely clear on how these murders were linked.