Does anyone else think that the use of clever puns is a little disgraceful or at least over done in the episode "Prescription for Murder"? Seems like the subject matter of someone's death would command a little more respect. For instance "Tammy's dose of tough love might be a hard pill to sallow". Or, "If he had a motive to rub Tammy out it would have been as easy as spray on spot remover". Or, regarding Riland (the laundry inmate) "it sounds like it's time to press this inmate for answers and the cycle of questions won't be set on delicate" and just in case Riland is "hanging the police out to dry" they will keep an eye on him.
I think the writers should leave most puns in one episode to "World's Dumbest Criminals".
I think the writers should leave most puns in one episode to "World's Dumbest Criminals".