Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

But I don't know what peace of mind means to you.

That was Kristina. She said she's picking up on something.

- That would be Clara and Travis, yes? - Mm-hm.

That's very flattering.

Okay. Oh, so...

...but Jeremy isn't exactly grieving right now.

Not that she's a con artist, but that she's so good at it.

When my dad died, Mom was all I had.

And you think I did it. I already told you where I was.

Fast moving sticks scare me.

- Travis is hurting. - Or he's lying.

A deeply misguided and damaged man, but good.

Why wouldn't horses make you happy?

LISBON: Yes, they are.

- When can I see him? - Oh, soon.

- Travis could've taken those. CHO: Travis has an alibi.

Because there wasn't anything they could do.

I think Kristina Frye is responsible for your mother's death.

And how come dead people always talk such tedious drivel?

So shoot me, I'm a pragmatist.

Ink wasn't even dry yet.

That would be golf, and musical theater of the '30s and '40s.

I don't know where. He's got friends to hide out with.

LISBON: Do we know who's home?

...at the reading of the will. - I don't understand.

But after the blowout with Jeremy, I couldn't go back there.

She said you're a good man.

I met Rosemary at a show.

- Miss Frye? FRYE: Be right there. Take a seat, please.

- What is that about? - He's just trying to do his job.

Always dancing. Why is that?

He used to, before he got into drugs.

[PHONE RINGING]

Car's empty except for these in the trunk.

When you started trying to pin the blame on Jeremy.

Travis is still missing.

Jane, I'll never doubt you again.