Despite elements that work really well, this is a weak and disappointing episode.
- The resolution is good. Downbeat. The killer gets away scott free, because Tony can’t prove that he did it. Also: Tony doesn’t find the missing girl, because she’s not really missing: she committed suicide. Those scenes are excellent.
- The story doesn’t seem like a good fit for this show, and for most of the runtime it looks and feels like an episode of a private eye show. Aside from that, some parts of it are silly and unconvincing. The central murder, for instance, makes no sense.
4/10
