If he suspects that there’s human brain trafficking going on, how long before he puts more pieces together? When will he uncover her secret? Or, maybe more to the point, when will she have to tell him? Plus, he’s playing with fire and she’s playing momma bear. Liv realizes just how far he is into his personal mission and tries to throw him off the trail. He’s determined to get to the bottom of his friend Jerome’s death and he’s not for a moment buying the police story about the cult-crazed Shepherds being the guilty parties. The real action takes place with our main characters, especially Major (Robert Buckley), who recognizes a conspiracy when it bashes him repeatedly in the face. But even that doesn’t end up bearing too much fruit. It gives Liv a chance to psychoanalyze her friends and colleagues in a know-it-all but know-nothing way. This central mystery, replete with the now-customary red herrings, isn’t all that intriguing, even with a Howard Stern-like character tossed in for color. Clive Babineaux (Malcolm Goodwin) and Liv Moore (Rose McIver) investigate her on-the-job electrocution.
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It made someone want to fry her, literally, as she chatted with callers to her drive-time show, Great Morning Sex.
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