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 It really doesn’t feel like a whole week has passed since the last post in this series, does it? 
In an attempt to make a highly tenuous, and slightly tasteless, link to our current lockdown situation this episode is called ‘Detention.’ A previously thought suicide is re-investigated by the Cold Case squad after a note is found which brings into question the original verdict.
‘Detention’, episode 12 of season 3 of Cold Case was first broadcast on this day in 2006.
There are now 244 (Full HD, 1080p) new screencaps and 4 new promo photos worth staying behind for in the Gallery.
  
 Doh! Yes, this is a few days late. You know when you get a wrong date stuck in your head and you don’t check just in case? No? Just me then. Hopefully things will be back on track from Friday.
Anyhoo.
Not so much as ‘8 Years’ as 15 years (+ 5 days) since this episode of Cold Case from season 3 was first broadcast in America on the CBS network. The 8 years in this case is the time between a group of school friends reuniting and the last time they met. One of the four friends is killed. John Stillman (John Finn), earlier in his career was involved in the original case.
A belated 163 (Full HD, 1080p) new screencaps from ‘8 Years’ are now in the Gallery.
  
 It’s the final one of our look-back-15-years posts of 2020, as this was the last episode of Cold Case broadcast in 2005. They saved the (Frank’s) Best ’til last
Superficially, the case is about the death of a deli owner just a handful of years previously. Of course, as it is nearly Xmas there is a side story about a baby. Vera and Jeffries find a new born left outside the police station. The squad leap into action and let Nick, the big softy, look after it.
As well as the expected 185 (Full HD, 1080p) new screencaps, which are… frankly the best, in the Gallery there is also a new hi-res promo photo (see above) and an upgrade to a previous one (number 3).
  
 ‘Perfect Day’, episode 9 in series 3 of Cold Case, is one of the stand-out episodes. It was first broadcast on the 27th of November in 2005 to the highest audience in the show’s history at over 19 million people. A difficult to fathom 15 years ago. The combination of the twin girls and the shear cruelty involved makes it a very memorable episode.
However, rather than dwell on that, with a huge 235 (Full HD, 1080p) new fantastic screencaps in the Gallery we are going to extend our American holiday celebrations and give thanks for the beauty that is Kathryn. Sounds like a perfect day to me. No silly comments on the images. Just admiration. Enjoy.
  
 Happy Thanksgiving from KM UK to Kathryn, her boys, and all our friends in America
2020 has been a difficult year for so many people and it isn’t quite over yet. There are reasons to be optimistic for the future and hopefully the worst of the current situation is behind us, with just a few months to go.
If there is anything we can all take away from the experience, it should be reasons to be thankful for what we have.
It may be less than the traditional Thanksgiving celebrations for our American friends but please do not risk your, or other’s, health and safety. Better to endure for a short period of time now for the greater good in the longer term.
Do spare a thought for those less fortunate than you.
This year we are using one of Lolly‘s wallpapers to decorate this post. It it one of hundreds of fan-created works of art in the KM UK Gallery.
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