Sasha Alexander Gives the Scoop on Rizzoli & Isles' Sixth Season Winter Episodes
What’s coming up for the backend of Season 6 of Rizzoli & Isles?
We are now chasing a woman from Jane’s past who is after her. We’re trying to find any clue that we can. Maura is working with Jane to find this woman. Meanwhile, there are other cases that come along that were dealing with while we’re still continuing to hunt for that woman, which will continue into Season 7.
Maura always comes in with a lot of humor and fun stuff. We had a scene where Maura accidentally smoked some marijuana out of a ventilator, which I thought was really fun. I wanted to see Maura in a situation like that for many years. I think it was a nice way to break the intensity from the episode before, where she was kidnapped. I think Maura gets to step in and do that quite frequently, which I love.
We have a lot of really interesting cases coming up. There’s something to do with a bomb detonator that goes off, so they’re stuck in a space for awhile and that has to do with Korsak (Bruce McGill). There’s an episode dealing with people who get off on being scared and experiencing terror, and in one of those situations, somebody gets killed for real.
And at the end of this winter run, they find a state trooper who’s killed, and when they look into the getaway car, they realize that it’s somebody that might be connected to the person that is after Jane. There’s a bit of a cliffhanger because, let’s just say, the team is all together, shots go off, and we don’t know who has been hurt or killed.
So Maura is doing all the right things since she was kidnapped. She’s going to therapy, she’s keeping a journal of her feelings, and Jane is being overprotective. Is there a point where Maura maybe breaks down?
I think that Jane begins to breakdown more because – definitely in these winter episodes — for Jane, everything around her is falling apart. It’s the reality of the job that these women do. You can go along thinking that you have everything under control and then something happens that threatens everything you care about. That’s the situation she’s in. This person is scary because they’re hiding very well.They are very smart and they clearly might even have been somebody who was a cop, because they do know a lot. They have targeted Jane, so, I think, that Jane will definitely be doing more of the breaking down at this point, but I do definitely think that Maura is dealing with a lot of her own stuff.There’s an episode where she just gets sick. She’s not feeling well, but I think it’s because of all the stress that she’s under and not sleeping, not taking care of herself, and she starts to have these hallucinations and things. It’s fun. Those things, I think, add a little bit of lightness, but Jane is the one that’s really going to like going to be more tortured for a while.
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