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[alixsinclair]

The team investigates when a masked man is found at the bottom of a skyscraper with a history of mysterious deaths.

Episode 9.13 was titled "Nine Thirteen."

I loved Sid's history of the building and all the previous deaths that had occurred. I expected more damage to the taxi, considering the height from where the victim fell. Sad to say that this storyline was predictable.

What was with the slow motion in the train station? It was as totally ridiculous as the perp trying to run away from Lovato and Flack. She vaults over some chairs and crashes into a magazine rack? The scene just made me laugh.

The Jo storyline was interesting in that we got a little more back story. It made sense to me that the recipient of her sister's heart would want to know something about the donor's family. I just wish Sela Ward's face moved a little more to show expressions.

Saw the Danny and Lindsay pregnancy announcement coming as soon as Mac noticed Lindsay was distracted. Nice that Sid won the pool.

The writers don't seem to be putting a lot of effort into this season. I am getting the feeling that we won't be getting a Season 10 of this show.

[sams570]

This had to be the most ridiculous reason this girl had to commit murder for. Also I guess the only couple in the show has to be popping out kids.

[ceindreadh]

This had to be the most ridiculous reason this girl had to commit murder for.

Not to mention that she could have totally gotten away with it if she'd simply dumped the bloody scarf and not left the dated newspaper page. (and really, did she keep a front page for 2 years just to stuff it down somebody's throat? ridiculous)

[liz26111]

But without the scarf in plain sight and dated newspaper Mac and his super team could not have solved the case. That can NEVER happen.

Edited by liz26111, Jan 21, 2013 @ 12:01 PM.

[Hanahope]

Besides the fact that if her goal was to, you know, kill the guy with the shank, why stuff the paper in his mouth? Why leave evidence? Who would care? Its not like she had to 'send a message' to anyone.