Dowel Jones

I'm rather curious about an office building that has a room that can be locked from the outside (fine) but not unlocked from the inside. But I'll let that go in the interests of the plot, which was absolutely riveting. Did the show actually mention before this point that she had legally changed her name or that she had passed the bar in New York, as she claimed? Completely irrelevant but on the topic of annulment, I remember a news story, decades ago, of Ted Kennedy filing for an annulment from his separated wife after something like 15 years of marriage and a few kids. Divorce wasn't going to cut it, because he wanted to get remarried to his current girlfriend in the Catholic Church.

He also said that the tooth was extracted, which would require stitches. The cone would be there to stop Betty from scratching the wound. Been there, done that with my own dogs. ETA: replied before I saw the other replies. D'oh!

He could, at that. But...I looked up Coal Mine Canyon on Google Maps. It's on the west side of the Navajo Reservation, actually pretty close in air miles to a developed area. The pictures included on the website show that it is rugged, to say the least. Not quite the Grand Canyon, but nowhere I'd want to be in bare feet.

I would like to reiterate something that was said during the investigation. Will shot Pablo, and only Pablo (I think that was his name). He was justified in shooting him given the circumstances. It was completely accidental that the bullet hit Pablo and ricocheted off into the kid.

OA got his ass handed to him twice this episode, even though he came out on top in the end. He's going to need a week off to recover. I don't think the sister is long for the throne. She played a couple of simple cons on the FBI but when she goes up against another ruthless mob, she's going to need an A+ game. Isobel better consult her retirement advisor before pulling the plug. I looked it up and it appears that agents receive 34% of their highest salary after 20 years service. It goes up after that. I like that little email trick that the tech agent explained. Two people on an account but using the drafts to pass messages so the sent messages wouldn't reveal themselves.

That's rather risky though, isn't it? Not that it hasn't been done before, but a defense attorney should be able to exclude any evidence found on his property based on an invalid search warrant.

Not to mention the perfect place for the medical staff to sneak away for some existential "afternoon delight."

I think the deal with the badge is that someone found it in the room and now both she and the other agent are both on the list by the bad guys.

And yet she jumps on the fact that the fire drill accountability absolutely must lead to the guilty party because the security system points toward them.

And this is why a firefighter doesn't negotiate with a large company. She had no standing to make that settlement, and God help her and "CalFire" (quotes intentional) if someone else died later on and those facts were revealed.

You're right, but it's still a felony for Gabby and CDCR does not look kindly on that, even with family members.

Bernadette Manuelito over on 'Dark Winds' wears them also.

I'm sure glad that a Division Chief and a Fire Captain are so good at legal wrangling that they can face down a huge chemical company. In reality, the State of California would have its legal team at the meeting(s), which would take place in Sacramento, not some isolated fire camp. And CDCR isn't going to wave their hands and set an inmate free just because he got injured at the camp. Eve gives Manny a phone to take to Lompoc? (A federal prison, by the way, not state) That's a felony, Eve. You're not just losing your job if you're caught. Not to mention that if any other inmate heard about it, she belongs to him now. Always a good idea, no doubt because it was Bode's, to climb up on the metal roof over a fire and then open up a vent so all the hot air and smoke rushes through the building and out the vent, thereby blowing the fire out of the small area in the building. And how did it spread through the wildland so fast?

Maybe it's just the acting, but I didn't think Mrs. Belvin actually went to a dental procedure. Her reactions seemed off. I was thinking that she went somewhere else related to Mattie, and that was her cover story. It would be absolute karma is Barry Manilow had a secret recording device on his collar.

I'm glad there's someone else in this law firm that is capable of sneaky detective work and playing their cards close to the vest. It was getting annoying to me the way Mattie would just run roughshod over everybody with her 'ah shucks' demeanor. Please tell me that someone in makeup had that former juror wear his hair like that just for the show. He looked like a relic from a Great Gatsby stage show.