[dswallow]

Besides not even remembering who Speedle was at first, having Cooper be the one using the stolen credit card just seemed quite out there. Especially as he'd ordered a replacement card? Why would he order the card if he took the card from his wallet. Let alone why is his wallet still in his locker... and why does he still have a locker... The guy's been dead for 3 years; why's there even any chance his account could be reactivated with a phone call alone? And Eric hallucinating him and in almost ever case a new clue being found in the direction of the hallucination... just makes me scream.

Oh, and before I finish screaming... a suicide pact over credit card debt by students with no assets whatsoever? At least try to come up with something plausible, guys.

Screw the strike. Fire the writers now!

 

[Graymalkin]

They don't even bother with plots anymore. They just throw darts at a newspaper and cobble together whatever words they hit.

But it sure looks purty in high-def.

 

[HoldenBanky]

Speaking of pretty in HD. They must have been shooting those beach scenes in January. It sure "looked" cold to me.

 

[dylking]

And Eric hallucinating him and in almost ever case a new clue being found in the direction of the hallucination... just makes me scream.

That was the only part of the episode that actually made a bit of sense to me. If Eric's brain is working through the trauma of the gunshot, I think it conceivable that the analytical process could create a hallucination to help with the detective work - a visual representation of what he already knows, and is partially able to understand.

I'm not a doctor, nor did I sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.

And one more thing - nobody walks out of a burn ward unnoticed.