Reviews

It is intimated in this episode that SOMETHING happened to Danny. But the specifics are never revealed.

Given how central a character he was in season 3, this seems like a VERY large oversight.

At the birthday party for Danny's daughter, one of the characters asks Amber (Danny's wife) how she is dealing with "that." The implication being that Amber is either divorced now, or a widow;

There should have been some closure for his character (namely them saying outright what happened to him).

It is certainly easy to speculate, based on the end of season 3, it just would have been nice for the writers to be more explicit and have filled this glaring plot hole.

Where do I begin. In the previous episode, it is revealed that Danny had died in the "as previously seen on Profiler" section (even though it wasn't previously seen).

And in that same section, it was revealed that the ME had her baby (even though she was pregnant at the end of the previous episode).

It's a miracle. Danny is alive again in this episode. Apparently, his death in the previous episode wasn't as serious as they first thought, lol.

And the ME appeared to be bleeding from her pregnancy in this episode (which I assume is the same pregnancy they showed as having resulted in the birth of a baby in the previous episode).

Not sure how the series finale' could have been aired out of order.

Also, they said in the previous episode that the VCTF had been shut down ... now they are saying that is a possibility (perhaps they hoped for a last-minute renewal).

I know in a future episode, in a B&W scene, they sing of "nearly identical Becky's" ... but in reality, they look NOTHING alike.

Yes, they are both blonde and about the same age, but Sarah is significantly thinner, and is much prettier. Other than being blonde, they bear no resemblance.

And so far, the newer Becky seems much nicer than the old Becky.

This episode wasn't one of the funnier ones.

If you have seen Sarah on Scrubs, you know that she is capable of very good comedic acting and timing.

Alicia has done very little since Roseanne (exclusive of The Conners), while Sarah has remained steadily busy.

This was an amazing show. Even though I am watching it 3 years after it went off the air (for the first time), I eagerly awaited the each "new" episode.

However, there is what seems like to me, a huge plot hole. Bonnie did nothing legally or morally wrong.

I know if I were her, I would not be agonizing over what happened. I would take solace in knowing that I had done the right thing.

"Murder" is considered justified (legally) if it is in the defense of self or another (when one has a reasonable expectation of being murdered (or the other person has a reasonable expectation that they are witnessing a murder or attempted murder)).

The worst that the Monterey 5 would be facing is making a false statement to a police officer. While that is a class 1 misdemeanor, under the circumstances it seems highly unlikely that they would be prosecuted.