A Chinese girl, daughter of a dry cleaner businessman, was found dead in her office where she used to work late (she was an attorney). There was a dispute about a pair of pants, a black guy and a white guy argued with her parents, but they couldn't be blamed. A female purchase manager who loved jogging was the one who delivered the item to the dry cleaner: she had an affair with her boss and she left lipstick traces on the fly, that's why she took the pants to clean them up. But what the Asian girl had to do with the lovers? A toothpaste cargo recently purchased from China was found not appropriate with health laws due to an anti-freeze used as raw material, but it could be still useful for Third World Countries (such as Belize or Dominican Republic) as well as in some retirement homes. Watch the episode carefully till the end.
Lupo and Green seemed to be both attached to Lupo's sister-in-law. We make acquaintance of Van Buren's former boss (Ron Canada), a SOB liar. Anyway, even in this episode, we figure out writers are not the same we appreciated in the previous seasons.
Lupo and Green seemed to be both attached to Lupo's sister-in-law. We make acquaintance of Van Buren's former boss (Ron Canada), a SOB liar. Anyway, even in this episode, we figure out writers are not the same we appreciated in the previous seasons.