Without a Trace

Hard Landing

Season 7, Episode 20, Aired 4/14/09

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A billionaire's son disappears after crash landing a small plane in the woods. Kim Marcus returns and her relationship with Martin develops.

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Anthony LaPaglia

Jack Malone
Roselyn Sanchez

Elena Delgado
Enrique Murciano

Danny Taylor

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Martin finally sets the record straight with Kim, Jack accepts the new development with Brian, and the team searches for a millionaire's son who went missing after his private plane crashed.moreless

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By Lyta_499, Oct 07, 2010 Report Abuse

This was a great episode,where we finally get to see what happens with Brian and Samantha. It seems that Brian will have to stay in Samantha's house until he recovers from the accident, as his health care isn't that good and he doesn't have an elevator in his building. Jack is obviously very jealous and doesn't like this at all, but he will probably get over it. When Samantha announces it he says: "I'm not giving him a spongebath", which probably means those two will be okay.

Martin on the other hand discovers that Kim lied to him, and that she is an accessory to robbery and murder. He tells Danny and Danny behaves like a good friend and colleague, and helps him find Kim and arrest her, so that he doesn't look bad with the FBI. Even though Martin feels betrayed and hurt he doesn't act on his emotions during the arrest. He doesn't exhibit anger or lust for revenge, instead when Kim gets shot he carries her out of the building. Martin is a very decent guy, a true boyscout. That comes out very clearly in this episode.

The case is about a millionaire's son who is cut off from his father because he doesn't approve of his harsh business practices. It also touches on the current economic crisis, as the person who pursues the victim is an ex-businessman who used to be his competition, and was financially ruined by the victim's father. In the end everything turns out okay and despite their differences father and son re-unite under the stress of a dangerous situation. The son is alive and well, and the family is together again.moreless

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By milliemoney, Apr 18, 2009 Report Abuse

Looks like Sams going to have Brian at her place to be looked after Whilst he's recuperating know she's going to have to explain it to Jack. Can't quit figure out Kim Markus I think she's up to no good and I don't Think she's quite telling the truth to Martin she had an old boyfriend who Did a bank robbery but after that he disappeared I think Kim might have had Something to do with his disappearants but I might be wrong he could still be Alive don't trust Kim and martin better watch his back.moreless

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- Original International Air Dates: Czech Republic: May 27, 2009 on TV Nova Finland: October 2, 2009 on MTV3 Turkey: January 18, 2010 on CNBC-e Edit
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- Sam: I thought that Brian was going to be able to go back to his apartment but... it seems like he's going to have to live with me for a while. Jack: Mm-mmm. Sam: Jack, he's in bad shape. Okay, I have an elevator in my building, he doesn't. The nanny's already there for Finn, so she can make sure he's got food and water. Jack: Hmm, like a cat. Sam: (distraught) Like a cat with a broken leg and an IV. Edit
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