Jul 19
We are back with a new episode of Partners in Crime! Join us as we discuss the Season 4 episode “Gone”, in which the murder of a recently engaged woman leads Goren and Eames to a paranoid chess master who may be responsible for her death.
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We are back with a new episode of Partners in Crime! Join us as we discuss the Season 4 episode “Gone”, in which the murder of a recently engaged woman leads Goren and Eames to a paranoid chess master who may be responsible for her death.
Partners in Crime is taking a short break but will be back with new episodes soon. In the meantime, enjoy this throwback to the Season 1 episode “Faith” in which Goren and Eames investigate the murder of the victim of a scam involving a severely ill girl, Erica Windermere, who may not exist.
In this week’s Partners in Crime, Shawna and Annie discuss “The Posthumous Collection”, where the murder of a controversial avant-garde photographer leads Goren and Eames to a sketch artist who may have collaborated on his final project.
In this week’s Partners in Crime, Shawna and Annie revisit “Pas De Deux” in which Goren and Eames investigate a bank robber who draws a bored housewife into his dance of death.
Join Shawna and Annie as they discuss “The Gift”, the Season 3 episode of Law & Order Criminal Intent in which the murder of a reporter leads Goren and Eames into the world of Santeria, psychic visions and a clever con artist.
Join us as we discuss the Season 2 finale of Law & Order Criminal Intent “A Person of Interest”, which features the highly anticipated return of Nicole Wallace.
Join us for this week’s podcast, where we talk about S2E14: Probability. In the course of their investigation into the murder of several homeless men, Goren and Eames discover an unusual pattern involving actuarial expert, Wally Stevens.
I’m reposting this as there were technical issues with the last one. Sorry!