"A New Day" – Tuesday, June 17, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
Solving the murder of a jogger takes on even greater urgency when Jane realizes that the motive was theft…of the woman’s baby. As the investigation gets underway, Jane attempts to hide her pregnancy from her snooping mother, and Maura and Frankie face the aftermath of their kiss.
Directed by Michael Katleman
Written by Michael Sardo
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Goodbye" – Tuesday, June 24, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
A woman walks into the station covered in blood, carrying a gun, and saying she killed someone. Unfortunately, the trauma of what she did caused her to forget who she is or who the victim is. The team tries to unravel this bizarre case as they deal with the loss of close friend and colleague, Det. Barry Frost.
Directed by Steve Robin
Written by Jan Nash
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Too Good to be True" – Tuesday, July 1 at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
A killer is using online ads to find the perfect candidate for murder: men no one will notice are missing. Meanwhile, Jane discovers that keeping her pregnancy quiet will be a tough assignment.
Directed by Mark Haber
Written by Ken Hanes
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Doomsday" – Tuesday, July 8, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
When a man is found murdered inside his supposedly impenetrable doomsday fallout shelter, the squad must figure out how and why he was targeted. Jane finds it difficult to focus on the case when she discovers Korsak is looking into retirement and Frankie is keeping a secret of his own.
Directed by Kevin Dowling
Written by Katie Wech
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"The Best Laid Plans" – Tuesday, July 13, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
The team investigates the murder of a wealthy woman with terminal cancer and only a few months left to live. And when Maura teaches a class, she meets a man who might be her Mr. Right, but she is torn between the doubts of her scientific mind and the instincts of her heart.
Directed by Christine Moore
Written by Alicia Kirk
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
Solving the murder of a jogger takes on even greater urgency when Jane realizes that the motive was theft…of the woman’s baby. As the investigation gets underway, Jane attempts to hide her pregnancy from her snooping mother, and Maura and Frankie face the aftermath of their kiss.
Directed by Michael Katleman
Written by Michael Sardo
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Goodbye" – Tuesday, June 24, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
A woman walks into the station covered in blood, carrying a gun, and saying she killed someone. Unfortunately, the trauma of what she did caused her to forget who she is or who the victim is. The team tries to unravel this bizarre case as they deal with the loss of close friend and colleague, Det. Barry Frost.
Directed by Steve Robin
Written by Jan Nash
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Too Good to be True" – Tuesday, July 1 at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
A killer is using online ads to find the perfect candidate for murder: men no one will notice are missing. Meanwhile, Jane discovers that keeping her pregnancy quiet will be a tough assignment.
Directed by Mark Haber
Written by Ken Hanes
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"Doomsday" – Tuesday, July 8, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
When a man is found murdered inside his supposedly impenetrable doomsday fallout shelter, the squad must figure out how and why he was targeted. Jane finds it difficult to focus on the case when she discovers Korsak is looking into retirement and Frankie is keeping a secret of his own.
Directed by Kevin Dowling
Written by Katie Wech
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
"The Best Laid Plans" – Tuesday, July 13, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
The team investigates the murder of a wealthy woman with terminal cancer and only a few months left to live. And when Maura teaches a class, she meets a man who might be her Mr. Right, but she is torn between the doubts of her scientific mind and the instincts of her heart.
Directed by Christine Moore
Written by Alicia Kirk
Developed by Janet Tamaro
Based on the series of novels by Tess Gerritsen
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Oh. So Jane really is pregnant. Not sure how I feel about that since I wasn't a fan of the storyline to begin with.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna cry so much for episode 2.
ReplyDeleteToo bad, some of the bts pics that they tweet out make this season look good but I won't watch pregnant Jane. Maybe I'll tune in to see how they say goodbye to Frost. Plus, with him gone that will mean more Frankie and his character has taken a nosedive too.
ReplyDeleteThat whole Casey storyline was the worst thing ever and if she really is pregnant with his baby then he will never really be gone. Plus, Angela nagging her about her safety and getting married will be ramped up to unwatchable levels.
I'm somewhat relieved. This is the push I needed to finally quit this show. Sasha and Angie are the only reasons to watch, and that last couple seasons Angie was making it harder.
ReplyDeleteDidn't she get pregnant in the books???
ReplyDeleteI don't get why everyone is so upset that Jane is pregnant. I am sure the show will still keep it's characters themselves. A TV show where the characters never have major life events would be boring.
ReplyDeleteapparently yes. I am, however, extremely relieved to find out Maura is going to have a potentially appropriate boyfriend, rather than Little Brother Frankie (no o_O little brothers are off limits) after being told she's part of the family (ewww).
ReplyDeleteI also wonder where they're going with this. Apparently, it all happens right after the last episode, so by episode 5 Jane may just be 2 months pregnant.
I thought there was an episode coming up with a bombing. My first thoughts were she would lose the baby as a result? I might be mistaken.
ReplyDeleteOk im reading the books now, so I wasn't sure, well at least they're following the books!!!
ReplyDeleteI am a little confused. In the finale Jane said that she MIGHT be pregnant, not that she definitely is. Just giving it away in the Synopsis seems weird to me.However, I am really excited and looking forward to where this is going to take us :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad someone other than me doesn't seem upset that Jane is pregnant. I don't get why people would be willing to quit this show because they went that direction after 4 seasons. Some shows shouldn't go that route because it would not be make sense but there's no reason it can't work in this show. The show has a strong emphasis on family and relationships from the pilot so it makes sense. If a show like Alias can do it and still be good, a procedural show like this can.
ReplyDeleteI kinda like the idea of Frankie & Maura but I think it should only be done if there is no chance of a breakup. Jane pregnant... I'm not sure how I feel about that. It'll be sad when Det. Frost leaves. I'm glad they're addressing it right away. This season sounds great. I love this show.
ReplyDeleteIf you've read any of the books, Jane does end up getting pregnant and having a baby (but with Agent Dean...), so this isn't a far departure from Gerritsen's literary mind...
ReplyDeleteShe might lose the baby in episode 3 because too good to be true sounds eerie... It would also be a way to have the story line play out but not be a false alarm pregnancy... It also shows the character how much they did or did not want to be a parent. You dont miss something till it is gone. OR she gets injured and has to rethink how she can be a detective effectively without putting her baby in harms way. Either way the story line will be interesting, because Jane would have to learn how to balance parenthood and career. "find a happy medium" it mirrors real life which makes it easier to relate too.
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