3x19 Beautiful Little Fool

Created on May 30, 2008 - 00:21

Season 3 x 19 -

First Air Date : Sunday, 9 April 2006

Ratings : 13.2 millions of viewers

Directed by Kevin Bray

Written by Liz Garcia

Flashback year : 1929 (77 years ago)

Summary

Lilly re-opens the 1929 case of a woman found dead in a ravine on Christmas Day when the victim's great-granddaughter comes in asking for help. Meanwhile, Lilly's estranged mother shows up, hoping to re-connect with her daughter.

Do you ever feel like you want to change your life, but you can't outrun your screwed-up family?

Sidestories

Lilly Rush

Ellen Rush, Lilly's mom, is getting married for the 4th time and wants Lilly as her maid of honor.
After an argument with her, Lilly drunk diales Jason Kite (leaves a message but hangs up when he picks up).

Will Jeffries

Jeffries asks the famous Lena about a song "300 flowers".

Music

"Charleston" - Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra
"Heebie Jeebies" - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
"300 Flowers" - Liz Garcia (Cold-Case-Exclusive composed by Michael A. Levine)
"Secondhand Rose" - Fanny Brice
"You Stole My Man" - Ida Cox
"Writing On The Wall" - Five Alarm
"True Blue Lou" - Ethel Waters

Notes

Number of victims : 1
Murder weapon: Clock
Flashback style: Color
Murder type: Murder 2
Motive: Heat of the moment
New lead: None

Ghost: Violet Polley appeared to Lilly Rush.

This is the only episode from 1929.

The culprit has passed away but has left a confession on a tape to his grandson.
Everyone from 1929 is dead except Muriel Bartleby who was a child back then and appears in the closing montage, even the doer.
Mickey Stein Jr and his grand father Mickey Stein Sr are played by the same actor.
Lena, Jeffries' friend was evoked in 2x10 Discretion.
Lilly's sister Christina is still AWOL.

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