Critics’ rating: 3.5 / 5.0
3.5
I even hate writing this, but Will Trent Season 3 Episode 6 is by far my least favorite episode of the season.
The will’s weekly promotions, summary and spoiler photos suggest that this will notice the familiar patterns in the murder and face his past. We didn’t see it.
Will noticed a pattern in the crime scene, and he suspected Raphael might be involved, but it seemed that the rapists and killers APD dealt with seemed to be one step ahead of everyone.
That’s a more interesting situation. The reason why the GBI case has delayed more is because I have been waiting for Rafael Wexford to add fun to things and it has never happened.
Although there are familiar patterns, the GBI case has been delayed
I almost always like the GBI case, but this case was dragged down. When the abstract laughs, it has nothing to do with Will’s past.
A year later, a burned body was found in the building that didn’t match the crime scene in Will Trent Season 3 Episode 1.
The only similarity is that it occurs on the territory of Grovepark Boys, which raises suspicion, especially when the new owner cannot reveal where he buys the cash from the building.
The problem is that they don’t necessarily associate Lincoln spelling or Rafael Wexford with crime, because it looks more like an overused telescope – one thing – the new lover and his most Good friend killed Cedric.
After this case was elevated to a familiar model, it was really disappointing where it would face his past.
Will have few scenes with Rafael. When Will recognizes that watch, they meet each other once and then play a role later.
I want to learn more about why Rafael and their relationship is allegedly not the tired telescope used in this week’s case.
Rafael Wexford is only valid with Sunny and Amanda
Rafael Wexford is needed as the foil for Cedric’s murder to illustrate how Elias got the money to buy the building and do his dirty Work, but no evidence.
That was disappointing. His return helped prove how his daughter Sunny responded. They were more used to him falling off when he wanted it rather than following Amanda’s strict schedule.
Will and Faith are not far away when they suggest Sunny to do something, but finding Rafael cooking in Amanda’s kitchen is unexpected .
Both adults have valid views and hopefully best suited for sunshine. Living in an unstable environment, not knowing when her father will appear is not healthy for her. She needs reliable weekly visits.
However, Sunny should be able to call Amanda’s house her home and prefer to meet her father. Part of the question is whether she still feels like a guest.
Amanda means very well, but she still has to balance strict rules and compassion.
Will anyone believe in Angie’s instinctive rape and murder?
Although many of Angie’s cases involve rape and murder are frustrating, this is her kyptonite.
Finding a woman’s tongue cut in the woods will remind John’s Michael and Angie. It was frustrating that Michael stood just on Angie.
Even the captain thought she was too involved, and the new DA prevented them from questioning John while the indirect evidence was overwhelmed,
I get it. We’ve seen DAS do the same thing in law and order: SVU, and it’s also frustrating when more crimes are committed.
When Michael learns that John has a PO box next to the victim Page, the evidence seems incredible.
Initially, Angie and Michael firmly believed they had the right people, especially after John escaped, they interviewed his sister. However, some questions will gradually spread.
Although John lost his temper, some clues did not add up.
That email was opened when he was in jail and his credit score was too high for those sentenced to 20 years in jail.
When he insisted that he was framed, no one listened until Angie. She didn’t want to be because she doubted her intuition, but this time she didn’t think she was wrong.
Angie had an upward battle as so many people were watching her every move.
She finally called on the only person who could understand and was brave and courageous.
Angie: Will, someone has spent 20 years from this guy. I saw the expression on his face. He will not be alive to the county. Someone set him up and the answer is there. If you ever believed I had…
Will: Let’s start from scratch.
Proving John Shelley’s innocence might be a longer arc. I doubt his brother, who seemed eager to point out his shortcomings and threw John under the bus.
I’m cautiously optimistic about watching Will and Angie work on the case again.
When Angie is passionate about something, she won’t stop her.
Thanks to some understatement, Will will keep moving forward
Marion and Will’s flirting heated up. She is the first person to touch her scar without retreating or being frustrated.
Their flirting was casual and relaxed, so he might invite her to have supper shortly after the faith reminded him.
I wish we’ve seen more romantic dinners than just them cleaned up, and although it was lovely, how Marion gave in and fed Betty some salmon.
Will’s kitchen is always a makeup spot.
When Marion reads his palm, I thank the ease and accuracy. She has grown to know his heart, mind and soul.
That kiss was hot, but went from sweet to total heat in seconds. It’s hard to believe that he would be so fast after he was heartbroken.
In you, there will be fanatics.
Do you think John Shelley is innocent, can Angie prove it in time?
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