I loved the skit at beginning with Richie parking the car and writing out-of-order on the parking meter. That was hilarious. Especially when the two people walked by and started laughing at how he parked the car and at the note on the meter. Richie was such a cute funny guy.
Tessa meets a woman, Anne, who later in the distance on a bridge, she sees her arguing with a man. She looks away for a few seconds, then looks back and the woman is gone and the man is looking over the railing. Tessa rightfully believes he killed the woman. Unfortunately, the police doubt her claims when they don't find a body. So she is determined to find out what happened.
This episode is more centered on Tessa and her viewpoint. Duncan seems almost passive about it, like the police, and Tessa even mentions that to him. He only really helps because he can see how upset she is. I was kind of disappointed in Duncan in that respect. Given what I see throughout the series and how he is always gungho to check things out because HE wants to.
Turns out the man that killed Anne is immortal. He tries to kill Tessa couple of times. In the final fight with Duncan, he tells him he left the woman because she got older. She wouldn't leave him alone and followed him everywhere he went. She threatened to expose what he was to the world if he didn't come back to her, so he killed her. He also implies he's done this sort of thing before.
It all seems kind of a basic good vs evil between immortals. But when you examine things closer you notice an angle the show didn't cover. Which was that Anne basically was a stalker. She stalked this man. What if the guy wasn't an immortal and still left her. I'm guessing she would still have stalked him. That must have been in her nature. I'm not saying he was right to kill her, he was definitely evil and needed to be taken out, but she was no saint either given what she was doing. I gave the episode 7/10.
Tessa meets a woman, Anne, who later in the distance on a bridge, she sees her arguing with a man. She looks away for a few seconds, then looks back and the woman is gone and the man is looking over the railing. Tessa rightfully believes he killed the woman. Unfortunately, the police doubt her claims when they don't find a body. So she is determined to find out what happened.
This episode is more centered on Tessa and her viewpoint. Duncan seems almost passive about it, like the police, and Tessa even mentions that to him. He only really helps because he can see how upset she is. I was kind of disappointed in Duncan in that respect. Given what I see throughout the series and how he is always gungho to check things out because HE wants to.
Turns out the man that killed Anne is immortal. He tries to kill Tessa couple of times. In the final fight with Duncan, he tells him he left the woman because she got older. She wouldn't leave him alone and followed him everywhere he went. She threatened to expose what he was to the world if he didn't come back to her, so he killed her. He also implies he's done this sort of thing before.
It all seems kind of a basic good vs evil between immortals. But when you examine things closer you notice an angle the show didn't cover. Which was that Anne basically was a stalker. She stalked this man. What if the guy wasn't an immortal and still left her. I'm guessing she would still have stalked him. That must have been in her nature. I'm not saying he was right to kill her, he was definitely evil and needed to be taken out, but she was no saint either given what she was doing. I gave the episode 7/10.
