Without A Trace season 3 thread (1 Viewer)

[RobertW]

doesn't danny play for the other team, though? if you know what i mean?

 

[Rob P S]

2/24/05

Great episode this week, with great work by Dylan Baker, and a couple of interesting twists (he wasn't a molester, and he didn't commit suicide as he probably would have on other shows).

Now Jack knows about Martin and Sam.

 

[Patrick Sun]

FYI: Last week's pre-empted episode of Without A Trace will air this WEDNESDAY at 9 p.m. EDT.

 

[Rob P S]

Too bad Lost will run two minutes overtime and make me miss the disappearance scene, but I'll manage.

 

[Joseph S]

They must on the ropes at CBS. Can't afford a real old man to play the role?

 

[JeremyErwin]

Actually, I was kind of hoping that Jack Malone would end it all-- ditch the soap opera, and get back to police procedurals.

 

[Rob P S]

That sure was a stinker. They must really need an Emmy tape for Anthony Lapaglia.

 

[Glenn Overholt]

Boy, was that one bad! One more like that and I'll strike it off my list!

Glenn

 

[Ken Chan]

I liked it. I recognized Anthony LaPaglia right away under the makeup. Then Vivian was there, and the missing guy had two daughters. It was pretty clear what they were doing. It was fun to see Jack not going by the book. A nice change of pace.

 

[Joe Bernardi]

I also instantly recognized LaPaglia as the old guy. But my wife and I agreed that this was an awful episode.

Some of my dreams would make for a much better prime-time hour of HDTV than this was. I was sort of hoping that it would end with a scene of his ex-wife seeing Jack step out of the shower.

 

[Don Black]

I agree; terrible episode... Hopefully the season finale will make up for this one. The makeup they used for "old man Jack" was just awful too. Or maybe HDTV just made it look bad...

 

[Garrett Adams]

At least LaPaglia was playing a variant of himself. Like others here I immediately knew the acting identity of the old man. I then thought of the confusion caused by Cheech Marin's triple characters in 'From Dusk Till Dawn'. I spent most of the movie trying to figure out the significance of his reappearances.

 

[RobertW]

not to mention, the "old man" looked about forty years older than the ex-wife they were interviewing.

 

[Chris Bergmann]

Next season they'll have a very hard time explaining how one or even both of them survived - unless the car was bullet-proof, which would be unrealistic.

 

[Rob P S]

I thought it was a weak episode with a cheesy, melodramatic cliffhanger recycled from last year's Third Watch finale, of all places. I hope they don't dumb down this show with more violence and sex.