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Without a Trace Season 2 Episode 23

Lost and Found

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AIRED: 5/13/04

When the team searches whether foul play was involved in the adoption of a 16-year-old girl who went missing back in 1991 shows up at the FBI offices with an article she found online, which makes her believe she was kidnapped as a young child. Meanwhile, Jack tells the team he's moving to Chicago with his family.moreless

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Beautiful story..

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By Parricida, Mar 04, 2009

I really liked the way this one was different - first the way they got the case - a kid comes to them and says she thinks she was adobted and then all the mess of lies will come out and it comes out there were people who really cared about her.. I really liked the diversity of the story, the way it looked simple first but in the end it was so multi layered, the people who took her had somekind of right.. but they did it wrong..

And then ofcourse Jack leaving and how it affects Samantha.. I really liked that emotional twist there.moreless
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nice character development

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By pikatopia, Sep 29, 2006

Great plot - nice to see Tina Majorino! What a great actress she is. Nice development of Sam and Martin's relationship - you can definitely see the attraction there. Martin was clearly hurt when he found out about Sam/Jack's old relationship, Sam justified to Martin that her relationship was over two years ago and before Martin got there. And the whole 'old feelings, new feelings' talk between those two was cute. I wish Sam had had more faith in her relationship with Martin and they had lasted longer than they did...hopefully the writers will bring them back together!

Jack and Viv's working relationship was also exposed a little more. There was a moment with Jack/Sam about "missing this" -- this being code, I'm guessing, for them/her. All in all, the plot was great - albeit a little confusing at first - but what stood out were the relationships.moreless
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Eric Close	Martin Fitzgerald
Poppy Montgomery	Samantha Spade
Anthony LaPaglia	Jack Malone
Enrique Murciano	Danny Taylor
Marianne Jean-Baptiste	Vivian Johnson

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James Russo	Michael Kraus	Guest Star
Zoe Schlagel	3-year-old Serene	Guest Star
Amy Schlagel	3-year-old Serene	Guest Star
Lynn Whitfield	Paula Van Doren	Recurring Role
Stephanie Venditto	Dr. Lisa Harris	Recurring Role

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- Goof: While the eight-year-old Serene has brown eyes, the sixteen-year-old Serene has blue eyes.
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- Serene: Um, I was on the internet last night and I put my name in a search and I found this. (shows them a missing persons poster) That's me. I was kidnapped thirteen years ago.
  Samantha: Do you know who kidnapped you?
  Serene: No, I, I don't know, I don't remember. That's why I'm here. I really wanna know who I am and what happened. Can you help me?
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- Martin: I guess old feelings die hard.
  Samantha: They don't die. They just fade, and then you feel bad that they faded ... because you wonder ... you wonder what they meant when you had them.
  Martin: Well, I guess if they didn't fade, there ... there wouldn't be room for new ones.
  (The two smile at each other.)
  Samantha: No, I guess there wouldn't.
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