5:26

Episode aired Sep 1, 2015
TV-14TV-14
43m

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

311

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Sasha Alexander in Rizzoli & Isles (2010)

Crime Drama Mystery

The death of a former drug addict is found to be connected to Rizzoli and the person who set fire to her apartment, hacked her financial accounts and threatens her and those close to her.The death of a former drug addict is found to be connected to Rizzoli and the person who set fire to her apartment, hacked her financial accounts and threatens her and those close to her.The death of a former drug addict is found to be connected to Rizzoli and the person who set fire to her apartment, hacked her financial accounts and threatens her and those close to her.

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

311

YOUR RATING

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Director
- Gregory Prange
Writers
- Janet Tamaro
- Michael Sardo
- Tess Gerritsen(based on the series of novels by)
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Lorraine Bracco, Angie Harmon, and Damon Dayoub in Rizzoli & Isles (2010)

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Trivia
In the scene where Jane and Maura talk about possible retirement plans, Maura mentions moving to Maine to write mystery novels. The author who wrote the novels this show was based on, Tess Gerritsen, retired as a physician to Maine where she writes mystery novels.

Goofs
When Jane is finished printing files in the squad room, the printer says OUT OF PAPER, but there is a pile of paper in the feed tray.

Quotes
Maura Isles: [watching arson clip on her laptop] This is terrible! Oh my god, Jane
Jane Rizzoli: Don't panic
Maura Isles: Too late! I need to see it again
Jane Rizzoli: Wait no, too much screen time is bad for you! Take a break, go cut open a body

Connections
References Frankenstein (1931)

Soundtracks
Rizzoli & Isles Opening Theme
(uncredited)
Written by James S. Levine

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9/10

Very Good Episode

Actually one of the top episodes from the series. No spoilers here.

This is an episode that should keep your eyes glued to the TV from start to finish. Vey well acted & directed, with an interesting script.

Definitely recommended.

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