Tony is indeed too good for Laura. Jake is painted as the perfect man out of nowhere and yet, it's so annoyingly predictable. I'm actually a bit disappointed with Laura since she has always been presented as this strong woman who doesn't fall for the cheating-ex-husband-crap, that we constantly hear - almost making her as the bad guy just because she wouldn't forgive Jake. Now it's most certainly a matter of time, until Jake moves in again and we get a few more scenes of Laura and him working together, as we still haven't seen enough of it, at the precinct and such. This episode is only a win for me due to it's elaborate murder plot and the cast of Greg Grunberg.
Shout by MartimBlockedParent2016-02-05T02:15:28Z
Tony is indeed too good for Laura. Jake is painted as the perfect man out of nowhere and yet, it's so annoyingly predictable. I'm actually a bit disappointed with Laura since she has always been presented as this strong woman who doesn't fall for the cheating-ex-husband-crap, that we constantly hear - almost making her as the bad guy just because she wouldn't forgive Jake. Now it's most certainly a matter of time, until Jake moves in again and we get a few more scenes of Laura and him working together, as we still haven't seen enough of it, at the precinct and such. This episode is only a win for me due to it's elaborate murder plot and the cast of Greg Grunberg.