Solid opening story for season two with an attractive supporting cast, two deceased wives and a suspicious ex-wife along with a new D.D.A. more annoying than any of the past, all contribute to the who-did-it to be solved murder. The new D.D.A. really becomes the side story, not liking Raydor taking Beck under her wings plus sticking her nose in the present case before the officers have a chance to absolutely incriminate the guilty party.
The husband of these three wives is a piece-of-work, focused obsessively with his occupation, treating his children as something to baby sit, telling his ex-wife he did not want anymore children then re-starting a family with his latest spouse. Security film reveals the second wife accessing a vehicle in a parking garage incriminating her story previously told to the officers.
Captain Raydor sifts through the husband's scandalous behavior only to find the actual perpetrator was an angry and vengeful person killing a three-months-pregnant bride, dumping her into the swimming pool where the work-obsessed husband and innocent expectant wife lived.
Beck no sooner has his abusive, biological father removed from his life and he is forced to contend with attorney Emma Rios; woe is Rusty. The good news is the guilty confessed in an interview room with her lawyer present with Major Crimes' personnel and Rios.
This episode is definitely a good watch as the Captain is receiving the respect her position deserves while conducting business in the follow-the-rules fashion. The sole reason to compare The Closer to Major Crimes is the obvious carry-over of regular cast members; Brenda and Sharon operate in a distinctly different manner, both achieving results.
The husband of these three wives is a piece-of-work, focused obsessively with his occupation, treating his children as something to baby sit, telling his ex-wife he did not want anymore children then re-starting a family with his latest spouse. Security film reveals the second wife accessing a vehicle in a parking garage incriminating her story previously told to the officers.
Captain Raydor sifts through the husband's scandalous behavior only to find the actual perpetrator was an angry and vengeful person killing a three-months-pregnant bride, dumping her into the swimming pool where the work-obsessed husband and innocent expectant wife lived.
Beck no sooner has his abusive, biological father removed from his life and he is forced to contend with attorney Emma Rios; woe is Rusty. The good news is the guilty confessed in an interview room with her lawyer present with Major Crimes' personnel and Rios.
This episode is definitely a good watch as the Captain is receiving the respect her position deserves while conducting business in the follow-the-rules fashion. The sole reason to compare The Closer to Major Crimes is the obvious carry-over of regular cast members; Brenda and Sharon operate in a distinctly different manner, both achieving results.
