Without a Trace

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Season 7, Episode 18, Aired 3/31/09

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The team believes that the past of a missing psychologist's brother might have played a role in his disappearance. Martin's relationship with Kim takes a spicy turn.

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Anthony LaPaglia

Jack Malone
Roselyn Sanchez

Elena Delgado
Enrique Murciano

Danny Taylor

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Another great epi, with a real shocker in the end

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By Lyta_499, Apr 04, 2009 Report Abuse

Another great epi, and one of the most well written for this season. The twists and turns in the case were very exciting and the element with the prison groupie was completely unexpected, so we couldn't have guessed exactly how the brother was implicated until his girlfriend was revealed to us. Great acting, great script, everything was excellent! And Samantha looks better and better with each epi!

I'm really worried about the accident in the end, but I think Samantha will get off clear because the impact was on Brian's side. She'll probably just have a few injuries. Though I must say I don't understand why the writers would want to kill off Brian's character, after him and Jack managing to get along so well together in the previous episode. Also, I'm very curious about how Martin will react when he finally has to admit his suspicions about Kim were based on the truth.moreless

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Jack and the team look into the disappearance of a pshychologist. It's soon found out that the missing person has a brother who is in prison for multiple rapes. Could this convict brother have anything to do with the disappearance?moreless

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By meathead704, Apr 02, 2009 Report Abuse

When I first heard that the missing person was convinced his incarcerated brother was innocent I assumed I knew where the story was going. I was wrong. That is one of the reasons why I liked this particular episode. The story concerning the disappearance was very well written. That is not to say this episode is without its flaws. Jack trying to convince Samantha not to drive Brian to the airport was a crystal clear indicator that something was going to happen. Also, why Martin chose to see his new girlfriend after finding out things aren't right is very odd.moreless

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- Goof: During the scene where Samantha is talking to Jack at her desk, her hair changes between shots. In the close-up shots, there's a piece of hair dangling on each side of her face but in the wider shots the piece of hair on her left side is behind her ear. Edit
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- This episode was originally scheduled for March 24, 2009 but was bumped by President Obama's speech. Edit
- Original International Air Dates: Czech Republic: May 13, 2009 on TV Nova Finland: September 18, 2009 on MTV3 Turkey: January 4, 2010 on CNBC-e Edit
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- Sam: Look. Brian, he's over here in this box, okay? And, and, you, you're over here in this box, and the two are completely different. They don't... you know? (she gestures with her hands) Jack: Except the Brian box is a lot younger and a hell of a lot more attractive. Sam: You know what? I take it back. You're not jealous. You have a crush on Brian. Edit
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- The last scene involving the car crash is similar to the Law & Order Season 6 cliff-hanger finale "Aftershock," which was directed by Martha Mitchell. The following episode, "When Heartbeats," was also directed by Martha Mitchell. Edit