Vacuum patterns are an important clue. Goren puts a blood soaked shirt on, which is kinda disturbing. Eames’s old man was a double dipper – he retired from being a cop and got a job with City Parks working with kids (drawing both pension and salary) and had to pay back fifty grand. A security guard shoots himself in the precinct. L&O’s Anita Van Buren makes an appearance.
Goren roughs up a kid on a playground: “I’m gonna play dodgeball wit’ ya head!” and lights up a cigarette with a crazy accent. He disrespects a school guard with a fun, wavy salute and gets play-scolded by Alex: “Goren, knock it off!” When they’re alone, he immediately puts out the ciggie and gives her a “yuck” face.
Goren is currently sleeping with the Chief of Detective’s assistant, Denise, as he can account for her Tuesday and Wednesday morning and Alex calls him out on it: “Denise? You dog.” I like to believe Denise is a seventy-five year old woman that Goren sweet-talked into helping out while he worked late.
A female Lieutenant says there’s nothing innocent about Goren’s baby face. Terry’s got Goren, who’s not all that frugal, pegged all the way down to his expensive suit. BA pretend to have a knock-down-drag-out fight in front of Terry and her mother. One of his hobbies is to study the laws Terry breaks: “It’s surprisingly cheap.”
Clothes Call: Eames’ sideswept ‘do.
Quotable:
G [poking around in a suspect’s grocery bag]: Hasn't stopped you from living large, Phil. What you got in here? Prime rib and ... wow! Is that a lobster wiggling around down there?!
[Goren thinks a she is a he]
E: Funny how that detail escaped your powers of observation.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
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