Throwing Shade

Episode aired Aug 17, 2014
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

199

YOUR RATING

Poppy Montgomery in Unforgettable (2011)

Play trailer0:50

1 Video

1 Photo

Crime Drama Mystery

Carrie and Al investigate when Elliot's old friend is found dead after a charity event they had all attended. Elliot has trouble in his marriage, and old secrets come out about his "3 amigos... Read allCarrie and Al investigate when Elliot's old friend is found dead after a charity event they had all attended. Elliot has trouble in his marriage, and old secrets come out about his "3 amigos" days as a young employee of the mayor's office.Carrie and Al investigate when Elliot's old friend is found dead after a charity event they had all attended. Elliot has trouble in his marriage, and old secrets come out about his "3 amigos" days as a young employee of the mayor's office.

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

199

YOUR RATING

2User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Videos1

Trailer 0:50

Watch Unforgettable: Throwing Shade

Photos

Storyline

Edit

Did you know

Edit

Quotes
Al Burns: Too cool for a name tag?
Carrie Wells: Yeah. I'm too cool for a name tag. Name tags are designed to make other people feel comfortable so they can come up and talk to you. I want everyone to feel really *un*comfortable, so that they don't talk to me at all.
Al Burns: Nice dress.

User reviews2

Review

Featured review

10/10

Eliot made this story.

Although I have become hooked on "Unforgettable" and the show's highlighting Carrie's remarkable talent for memory recall and how then the "mystery" is solved (I know at this point you want to scream at me, "it's 'Unforgettable' stupid!"), this is now my favorite episode yet. It truly moved me and held my attention and it was all because of Eliot. I really enjoyed seeing more of him. I don't recall him being the focus of any other episode. I was taken with his demeanor, his style and especially his dry wit. I saw a larger range of his personality and private life. His sensitivity with his wife at the end was an especially touching scene, sharing the pie on the stoop, looking for a fresh start. I would like to see more of his character developed in upcoming shows. Encore to the writers. Maybe in the future we will know a bit more of the M.E.'s (Jane Curtin) background too?