The Mentalist

[PWS]

I work in a Dr.'s office and way long last year one of our patients was discussing this program with me and he said then that he thought the boss was RJ. He said didn't you notice that everytime RJ was doing something the boss would be in the same area...out of the office on a conference or meeting or something. He said to watch for it because it was very subtle...I have been keeping an eye on it ever since but things have been kind of slow about RJ so I started to think maybe he was wrong. My spidey senses started to tingle when I saw him do that Blake quote this week. Gotta see where this goes for sure now.

That's one observant patient! Why can none of us recall the boss's name?

[canadian_angel]

I think you guys are referring to Agent Betram (played by Michael Gaston). He is the one who quoted Blake. Hope that helps!

[mom2]

Interesting that skeevy guy made Cho in charge in front of Teresa, then gave it back to her without telling Cho personally. Can't stand him, he's creepy.

Loved how Teresa adjusted to Cho being in charge, showed a lot of character for her to be able to do that. Also loved how she didn't have to rein in Patrick when he went out of the box ... just sat back and let it happen with a smile on her face.

Was this the finale? If so, anyone know when the next season starts?

[razorbacker]

Interesting that skeevy guy made Cho in charge in front of Teresa, then gave it back to her without telling Cho personally. Can't stand him, he's creepy.

Loved how Teresa adjusted to Cho being in charge, showed a lot of character for her to be able to do that. Also loved how she didn't have to rein in Patrick when he went out of the box ... just sat back and let it happen with a smile on her face.

Was this the finale? If so, anyone know when the next season starts?

It's off the next 2 weeks for the NCAA Basketball tournament which is on CBS.

[anders332]

I LOVE Cho

[deedreamer]

Dang, I wasn't feeling well last night so I fell asleep part way through. So who killed the guy? Did it explain his thoughts that he had been abducted by aliens. I did catch the end of the show where Jane was sitting with the older man who was dying. I thought Jane showed a lot of humanity to this guy during all of the show that I was awake for. It felt so sad to see Grace trying on wedding gown - I hope that she really doesn't marry this guy. And what was happening when she was pinned down and in trouble during the shoot out...it looked like her fiancee hesitated in coming to her rescue?

[anders332]

The victim's mother in law killed him - she was afraid his 'delusions' of his abduction would hurt the family name. That part of the story I found weak, but I enjoyed the Van Pelt/Rigsby and Jane/Dr. Steinberg stuff.

[deedreamer]

The victim's mother in law killed him - she was afraid his 'delusions' of his abduction would hurt the family name. That part of the story I found weak, but I enjoyed the Van Pelt/Rigsby and Jane/Dr. Steinberg stuff.

Thanks, I was thinking that was who probably did it but missed it actually saying so. I am so hopeing that Van Pelt and Rigsby some how get back together or at least that she realizes that her fiancee is not the right person for her and leaves the door at least open for getting back with Rigsby.

[Florimel]

No surprise that the mother-in-law was guilty with such an excellent and well-known actress as Frances Control in the role. Plus, it's a very familiar story line, back to the days of the older British mystery writers.

Nevertheless, it was entertaining as this show almost always is.

[PWS]

It's actually bad now that I can often guess who the killer is by how familiar the guest actors are to me. Althought the other day when a LOST actress ("Juliette") was on SVU I was sure she'd be the killer and it turned out that she was just who the police thought did it.