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To Kathryn,
with great affection
Happy Valentine’s Day
These days we seem be ever more narrowing our focus on the ‘app’ rather than looking at the wider picture of ‘happy’. Why don’t we try being Kinder to each other instead of the digital alternatives?
Anyway, after a number of years doing this I’m beginning to suspect that these entreaties are not having the desired effect. Perhaps persistence becomes endearing, eventually?
Will you be my Valentine this year, Kathryn? It doesn’t to be today, if you’re busy, tomorrow’s OK too 
I’ve gone back Zoé’s amazing banner image this year. It just works so well and will always be one my favourite images. It shows what the Fan Art section of KM UK Gallery is for. Thanks again to Zoé.
 Happy Birthday Kathryn!
From all your fans at KM UK
Every so often one of those special birthdays comes around. One that is seen as more significant than others. Today is one of those days. It’s Kathryn’s birthday! What did you think I was going to say? I would never!
Having been in Reverie, we hope that Kathryn is in a reverie today of all days.
As has become tradition here on KM UK we like to mark such a special occasion with some fan-created artwork. Uber-fan Diane (who recently celebrated her own birthday) has kindly supplied us with the image above. She drew from promotional images of Kathryn’s appearance in the TV show Reverie to give us the banner seen above.
This new picture joins the many hundreds of wallpapers, banners, avatars etc. that can be found KM UK fan art gallery. All contributions, on any or no topic, are welcome. Contact me if you’d like to see your works of art included.
 In last week’s update for ‘Glued’, we mentioned things were getting a bit personal between Lilly and Kite. This week it’s more professional, but really it’s about the personal.
We have just one updated promo image from ‘The Letter’, episode 13 in season 1 of Cold Case. You can see the picture above and the new, much larger sized version in the Gallery. It was 15 years ago today that this one first aired.
You think 2004 is along time ago? The case they re-opened was nearly 65 years old back then, and involved the murder of a young black woman in August of 1939. And that isn’t even the oldest crime they looked at. Assumptions by the police at the time about the victim probably made them even less inclined to investigate. You’d like to things have changed a lot since then.
To do posts like these I need a few helpful reminders about each episode. A very useful resource to jog the memory is the fan-created Cold Case Wiki on the Fandom website (the link is always in the list on the left of this site). There is a huge amount of information about the show in general, the episodes, the cast (including guests) and crew, and much more. It is constantly being updated. Go check it out. I’d like to think that my little site has helped the editors there at times too.
 Cold Case gets a little personal.
We return to our current series of posts bringing image updates to old episodes on the original air-date, albeit 15 years after the fact. January 18th, 2004 was when episode 12 of season 1 of Cold Case was first broadcast in America.
‘Glued’ is about an old case of John Stillman’s. He didn’t solve it when the murder happened in 1980. The impending birth of his grandchild has stirred some things up for John. On Lilly’s side, things are also stirring as she takes a very, very small step with Kite (insert one-eye/cat/tripod joke here). Perhaps ‘unglued’ would have been a better title.
Five new promo images from this episode are now in the KM UK Gallery.
  
 
By this stage in the history of the Cold Case squad, Lilly and co. have clearly gained a reputation for looking into old cases. A man speaks to Lilly about a murder he claims he committed 14 years previously.
A lot of cop shows like their recurring characters. Normally they are serial killers that keep cropping up through-out a season, giving the detectives involved another case to solve and a few more clues to their identity. Personally I find these drawn out story lines rather tedious. They are made even worse when, at the last moment, the killer gets away once again, free to return at some random time in future.
In the case of Sherry Darlin’, the killer didn’t get away, and the man that held himself responsible (and partly was) was jailed. Case closed? Yes, but that man actually came back to Lilly, whilst still in jail, having learned to trust her, to help solve another case in a future episode. It is nice when shows bring back characters like that.
This photo update, the latest in our series going back through the series, is just two new promo images (see above) from this episode. Be a darlin’ and check them out in the KM UK Gallery.
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