MarylandGirl

This was...OK (which is how I tend to see this series in general). With the scenes at the very end, is that suggesting that there might be more of this Irish mob storyline in the future?

This one held my interest, too. But I admit I rolled my eyes when it turned out that she was involved in some sort of espionage thing (did they ever explain what the satellite did?). Couldn't there just be a case where, i don't know, she has some secret gambling debt or something more commonplace? The writers need to watch some old Without a Trace episodes to learn various reasons that people can disappear that don't involve some larger conspiracy. Or maybe some eps from the first season of this show...

I found this one to be interesting. The mix of detective work to find Portia and also learning more about a few characters. I don't understand why they didn't look into the possible rabbit connection or plague sooner though. Apparently, I've watched too many diagnostic shows (fiction and reality), as I was yelling "Tularemia!" (rabbit-borne disease) and "bubonic plague!" at the screen. I'm not into the whole pill switch plot though. Assuming he actually did it. And wouldn't Watson notice if they looked different? Or did he, say, empty out a capsule and put something else in it?

OK, for some reason, the photo of Remy peeking out from behind the curtain made me laugh! Sounds like it has the potential to be an interesting episode, though I really don't care about Nina's sister (Nina and Scola, yes; her sister, no).

Yeah, I mean, I feel for her. But she really needs more therapy than she's gotten (I say this as a person in therapy myself!) And if this person is indeed Jamie, I think some family therapy is in order, too!

New ad campaign: "Tampax: Control your periods AND your gunshot wounds!" I did find this to be an engaging episode, despite some cringe lines (and my not really caring about OA's girlfriend--I cared much more about the effect it would have on Maggie to lose him). Also, could he have just jumped off the train once the woman was dead and they had the derailer in place? Though I guess it's probably not safe to jump off a train going 80 mph...

Agreed on both points. And I love "Preenie"! At the beginning of the ep, with the victim's disappearance, I thought, "Oh, good, this seems like it's back to more normal storylines." Just finding a missing mother. My mind changed quickly after seeing the headless body. Not sure how much longer I'll continue watching either if it stays like this. I mean, it took me almost a week to watch this one from my DVR. I used to watch the next day.

Cold Case often made me cry, too! The ghost of the missing person, smiling and/or waving. A sense of closure that's often missing in real life (well, I guess they only got it after death). I'm wondering if the reason Jamie hasn't asked to see his father and sisters and why Margaret hasn't suggested it is that they both know he's not the real Jamie? And they would realize it, so it would break the spell (and closure) for Margaret, like she can pretend for a bit longer that he was found and is OK and that it wasn't her fault that something happened to him. And, for "Jamie," that he can complete whatever mission he's there to do. Also hope it gets renewed. And glad Zeke and Lacey kissed.

Same in my area. Plus, that wasn't really a true shelter dog--just someone's pet who'd escaped.

I also don't understand why they didn't band together. She was distracted at other points, too, like while she was talking to her ex on the phone, even looking away from them. And at the time, the guy was with Ethan in the bathroom, so it was only her.

I wonder if they might put her on the FBI: CIA show? Especially as it sounds like that's based in NYC. Sad to hear about the cancellations.

So, this was an interesting main case, and I liked the woman playing the patient. However, doesn't the pregnancy present a potential issue? What if she has some sort of side effect from the treatment that affects her pregnancy in some way? I guess she'd be stuck going to Watson for help because she wouldn't be able to tell other doctors what she had done.

Oh, I was thinking she only had Taylor and Jamie. Apparently, I missed the Rachel part before!

Yeah, I'm feeling less into it as well. When I saw this episode description involved the Mafia, I rolled my eyes. It's better when he's working on more random disappearances. And with lower body counts...

I was also surprised by the ending with Maddie being abducted. And hasn't she been through enough? I think Buck needs a dog, a creature that will love and be devoted to him. I do wonder if Eddie will be back. Whether it's going to Texas and realizing Christopher is happy and doesn't want/need him there. And that he misses LA. Or bringing Christopher back with him to LA. Whether because Christopher wants that or something happens to one or both of Eddie's parents. I do miss the fun stuff...