Disturbed

Episode aired May 1, 2009
TV-PGTV-PG
44m

8.1/10

S5.E21

Charlie, still feeling guilty about Don's injury, focuses on finding a frighteningly intelligent serial killer who is meticulous about eliminating all witnesses to his crimes.Charlie, still feeling guilty about Don's injury, focuses on finding a frighteningly intelligent serial killer who is meticulous about eliminating all witnesses to his crimes.Charlie, still feeling guilty about Don's injury, focuses on finding a frighteningly intelligent serial killer who is meticulous about eliminating all witnesses to his crimes.

8.1/10

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Director
- Dennis Smith
Writers
- Nicolas Falacci
- Cheryl Heuton
Stars

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Charlie, still feeling guilty about Don's injury, focuses on finding a frighteningly intelligent serial killer who is meticulous about eliminating all witnesses to his crimes.

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Trivia
Michelle Feynman, who played the irritated mother during the surveillance scene at the end, is the daughter of Richard Feynman, the mathematician on whom Charlie Eppes' character is loosely based.

Goofs
When McGill first brings up the Nancy Kershaw murder, he tells Larry and Charlie that Kershaw was found "in a wooded area near a public part". However, several scenes later, one of the FBI agents mentions that Kershaw's boyfriend "got to [Kershaw's] house while the killer was still there", implying that he found her dead in her home.

Quotes
Charlie Eppes: Some people drink, some gamble - I analyze data.

Crazy credits
[This appears on the beginning of the episode] 7636 missing persons 2260 murders 6 unsolved serial killings 100 episodes

Connections
References Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)

Soundtracks
Heaven
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Written by Dean Honer and Jarrod Gosling
Performed and Produced by I Monster

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8/10

Serial

This is a methodical episode using that colorful conspiracy nut guy. Charlie is still reeling from his own guilt and decides to spend every waking minute working on a series of murders that took place in a seemingly random way. It's entertaining at times but the whole thing, when looked in retrospective, is pretty weak.

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