This episode was pivotal in that it really started to show where the two story arcs, past and present, started coming together. The viewer is now finding it a little easier to piece together what may have happened as well as have learned of some new witnesses that could shed even more light on the crime. We now find out that David's sister Katie was in the vicinity of Ellen and David's apartment and could very well have been the last to see him alive. She would also be able to clear Ellen, but it leaves the question of why we haven't seen her come forward in the furture arc clearing her? Some answers, more questions. This show is fantastic. Glenn Close's portrayl of Patty Hewes is outstanding as one would expect, but the central characters surrounding her are really top notch and make this show, and this episode, a must see.

It was amusing to watch hard core marine Danny McCoy nearly lose his lunch over the finger, but even more so to 'hear' him actually lose it on the ride. It showed a side of Danny that one wouldn't expect as he is usually given the tough guy role. Hinting at the 'abuse' given to a whale was something that I think could have been done a little better, but I like that it was kept to a minimal. As usual the cast as a whole pulled the whole episode together and left you satisfied with what you've watched. I'm quite interested to see if we'll be seeing more of Jamie Pressly or was it just another tease into Ed's past.

Very few shows catch my attention right off the bat, and unfortunately for me, this one was scheduled on a night that made TV viewing impossible. A recent purchase of the DVDs has completely changed my mindset. This is show is addictive from the get go, grabbing your attention with well developed characters and a cast that rivals any other on television. The storylines, while sometimes leaning a little towards fantasy, are great. It's a show about a Las Vegas casino that definitely shows where the phrase 'What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.' comes from. This is a definite fan favorite and a new gem to watch.

This show just keeps surprising me. I don't know why. I've enjoyed each and every episode and have not found anything to really complain about. They give you a little piece of the main characters each episode to help you get to know them without trying to shove them down your throat. They take the stories and while you don't see all the evidence nor all of the court proceedings, you see what is behind them. The stories of those involved and how it affects their lives as well as how it connects the D.A.'s together. This episode was another great example of this.

The Evidence proves once again that a crime drama does not have to be a knock off of CSI or Law and Order to be successful. This different approach gives the viewer the evidence first, then shows you how it came to be through telling the story. There are twists and turns in the show, some of the evidence leaving you to wonder how it's really going to come together, but it does. And quite nicely at that. The addition of Rob Estes makes this show a hit in my book. He's an excellent actor and give him someone like Orlando Jones to play off of and what we have is a sure fire hit. Watch this one, folks, it's going to be a winner.