In the grand tradition of The Closer having grown adults behaving like weird, awkward children, we get yet another comedy episode wherein two LAPD lieutenants in an elite homicide unit display about as much sense as 12-year old amateur detectives. But, that's to be expected. This episode was pretty fun, and Adam Arkin is great in his dual role.
When the entire plot hinges on a silly plot hole though, that's very annoying. The killer followed Provenza, Flynn and Buzz to the victim by following Buzz's car, which the killer easily followed because he had already smashed a tail light. But when did he smash the tail light? Flynn and Provenza cornered Buzz in the office about serving the summons, and then they got in his Prius and went. But the killer had no way of knowing that they would use Buzz's car. Not good, not good at all.
When the entire plot hinges on a silly plot hole though, that's very annoying. The killer followed Provenza, Flynn and Buzz to the victim by following Buzz's car, which the killer easily followed because he had already smashed a tail light. But when did he smash the tail light? Flynn and Provenza cornered Buzz in the office about serving the summons, and then they got in his Prius and went. But the killer had no way of knowing that they would use Buzz's car. Not good, not good at all.
