User Reviews

Decent episode . Definitely could have been better. Shantel VanSanten has been very good. Glad she's staying. No Arctic jackets. That didn't cut it. James Chen is missing. That's too bad for CBS. Chen was outstanding in Season one. Don't know why they don't use him more. The nepotism isn't guy isn't working at all. The plot is good enough. Season one is still the best easily there best. I guess less is more for the suspense. Those episodes were more thrilling than almost every episode after.

As a person that is killing women and how he may be a sexist as a local morning talk show hostess is killed but her girlfriend nearly is killed but she survived and daughter is OK and not harmed.

Still the episode is about trying to get this person. And that not all is what it seems. Really Isobel in the last episode should had put backup there as Maggie and OA nearly could had lost their lives.

Isobel is never outtalked by anybody but her boss did that for her. Really can't blame him for coming on down there.

I like the new addition while Maggie's actress is pregnant again.

So happy to see Isobel's boss chew her out for ordering O. A. and Maggie into harms way in the previous episode when she didn't have to do it. Shame on CBS, again. The previous episode wasn't believable and even though I know it was scripted a certain way because the actress who portrays Maggie is pregnant in real life but I didn't buy it. Plus, Isobel should have been in big trouble. We know O. A. is upset with her. It makes me wonder if Isobel's days are numbered since she usually takes risks with her team and O. A. may not let it go.

I don't like how the FBI is made to look in this episode. How many more murders happen because they didn't look hard enough at the one murder (the spouse) that initially didn't fit the M. O. of the three others. It is definitely not the first time someone has killed multiple people in an attempt to mask the true motive for killing one of them. I found it to be very predictable. I'm not sure if it's related to Mark Harmon walking away from acting on "NCIS" but staying on as an Executive Producer, but ever since his last episode of "NCIS," (10/11/2021) it feels like CBS is just mailing it in with all of its crime dramas.