Cowgirl

When Ingrid held up the baggie with the index finger, all I could think was that was one LONG finger. It looked to be the size of a twig, about ten inches long! I wondered if she had buried a primate of some sort, rather than a human. Did anyone else notice that? So does Moriarty just have a handy freezer full of that body now? Classy.

I like Randy too. I wish they'd keep both him and Bobby. None of my business, of course, but I'm curious as to why the actor playing Bobby has had to take such a long hiatus. The part that made me shake my head the most was the club owner coming out back and declaring loudly that he didn't know any of that was back there. Uh huh. Until this, I was like Dowel Jones, above, and was happy there was a straightforward honest club owner, for once. Then he started protesting too much when he came out back. There was a lot of super bad police work in this one. How did the cops not look into the piano before Colter? And finally, when the kid was going to bring his sax into the hospital there is no way they would let him play it!

Ugh. Please please please set the episodes back in the West, in rural settings, with no overreaching conspiracy that is easily overcome! I'll take tea bag bullet hole blood staunching over this cloak and dagger garbage! Let Colter track down a missing valuable Amish quilt at the most, if you're going to keep it set in the East. He can horse whisper an Amish buggy horse and glean clues from its eyeline and demeanor. I just wrote a post two episodes ago, but writers, here are some ideas for you: avalanche search and rescue, lost snowmobiler, desert recovery (kind of like the pilot epi, but with details filled in) people using their GPS take a snow-covered road and need to be found and rescued (Happens yearly hear in Wyoming, where I live, though the local sheriffs and S&R teams handle it well.), someone could be lost in wild horse country, there could be someone kidnapped from one of our rodeos, a kid could wander off from a campsite, a runner can be snatched from a back country trail run, or from one of those Ultra races that cover several marathons' worth of country. Danger from a wild fire or forest fire. Smokey Bear and Owlie could be missing and need to be found. The crying Indian (that's what Native Americans prefer to be called where I'm from) from the 70's pollution commercial could have descendants that stage a protest and a woman turns up missing. Anything but these stupid cloak and dagger cases we've been getting!

I just wrote a long post in the last episode thread, but let me reiterate: BRING BACK THE RURAL TRACKING!!! CUT OUT THE STUPID VIOLENCE!!!

I thought Velma acted sort of as a mother substitute. I wish they'd give her more to do. I like it that Colter had handlers he could check in with. As I mentioned above, I really want them to go back to the rural tracking cases. I live in Wyoming, and there is always a large reward for lost people. I think there are national organizations that put them up. By way of variation, there could be a more desert-like landscape, a mountainous one, a water search and rescue, and also they could do an episode about finding out-of-state idiots who follow their GPS to a non-snowplowed back road and who still take it even thought it's closed. We have several of those each year! Oh, and they could have winter rescues with snowmobiles, a forest fire episode, a child with autism who wanders away from a campsite, and I don't know what else, but there writers, I've gotten you started. No crime bosses, no violence, nobody getting shot. We could feature Colter camping out on a ledge on a mountain, as some people do, and using various survival gear when things go wrong. Oh! And they could have an avalanche rescue episode.

Nope! Nope! Nope! I am only halfway through and I absolutely hate this episode! Way too violent and an icky storyline. I just want to see Colter out in the woods looking at bent leaves and footprints and analyzing wind patterns to find someone lost out there. I am so sick of all of this beating and shooting.

OMG, love the idea of going after lost packages and battling porch pirates! Alas, Amazon probably wouldn't go for that though. I half expected Max to demand that the dog stay with him, as it was his originally. I was glad he did the right thing. The other thing I was wrong about was that I thought someone would be looking for the dog because he contained a microchip with information they needed. This was the plot to a book in the Cozy Corgi series and actually a lot of fun.

Thank you. This is what I meant. Stephens could have started with the company to which he makes payments for seeing the cam. They could have TRIED to get a live person to check the feed and send an ambulance over. Seems quicker than the route they took. Forgot to say I was impressed at Sasha backing Ingrid down when she started to try to embarrass her about the sex toy. "I lahk orgasms. Got a problem with that?"

Right? When she passed out I kept yelling "Hang up!" at the t.v. Also, why didn't they just contact the company she worked for to either try to get her information or to have them send an ambulance over to her home? Add me to the list of those that wish they would ditch the Moriarty/Shinwell pill switching subplot. Couldn't decide if I was intrigued or if it was too anvilicous when Ingrid didn't understand loving a pet.

Agree 100%! That is more what I thought this show would be. I want to see what kind of evidence he's looking for out in the field, rathe than he just lucks out regarding EVERYTHING! He never goes the wrong way. There's always a trail to follow. They always pick the right building to go into. When they come out, they find each other immediately. (This was especially annoying in this episode, where it looked like there were dozens of buildings and Colter happens to find the right one where the subject was hiding. They come out a door, and boom! There's his brother.) I never watch Supernatural so all the callbacks went right over my head. Was Jensen's character always eating? I have to admit, I didn't notice the bad green screen either, but had mostly lost interest and was playing games on my phone by then. And add me to the list who think it was sloppy writing to kill the professor. WHY was that necessary? Oh, and finally, I hate how violent this show has become. I mean REALLY HATE IT!

I know we're on season 2 now, but I've only binged season 1 so far. I keep wondering at the fact that, once a case is solved, he leaves and never thinks about retribution from the bad guys' people. Reenie was poking the bear - so I was surprised that the bear didn't send some other henchmen to "teach her a lesson" while he was in prison. Maybe this happens and I just don't know it yet. I noticed it a lot this season though and wondered if anyone sought retribution against those left in the area.

I thought previously that they couldn't go into each other's scars. I guess this is just because no one did in the past few episodes. I was really surprised one of the ghosts didn't offer to go into Rhonda's with her. I thought one of their theories would be that, if they could go into their scars and change or realize something, then they could cross over, but they would need the help of their friends to do this. Kind of a kumbaya you need your friends type ending.

Me too. I have seen this imitated and spoofed countless times, but never with ghosts.

I never noticed before...all the episode names are plays on movie titles. How could I have missed that?!

I like this theory!!