Episode is well-acted and satisfying but there is one enormous logical lapse. While the handsome and charismatic bad guy is caught and Tanna saves a loved one from becoming another victim of a mass murderer at almost the last minute, the issue of the malefactor's fingerprints, which Tanna had already obtained from a "do not disturb" sign on a hotel door, is completely discarded and seemingly forgotten. The fingerprints would have conclusively identified that the killer was not who he claimed to be and saved the day without last minute theatrics. While it took longer back then than now to get confirmation, it didn't take all THAT long.
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Great episode, except...
sjbradford14 January 2018
This is a well-done episode, except for the writers trying to maintain the status quo at the end. This would have been a good episode for Phyllis Davis' exit from the series. Could Tanna ever work with Bea again after she completely disbelieved him? In reality, their relationship would be irreparably broken. Ah well - that's an Aaron Spelling show for you.
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