Mimi Kennedy is one of those actresses you almost certainly recognise (from the image above if nowhere else), even if you don’t know her name. In a career that has so far spanned nearly 4 decades, and is still going strong, Mimi has been in just about everything but is probably best known for her role in the long-running sitcom Dharma & Greg. Mimi played Abby, the ageing hippy mother to Jenna Elfman’s Dharma. Apparently she was originally up for the other mother job in D&G, the uptight Kitty. Instead that went to the equally wonderful Susan Sullivan, who you will know as Martha in the TV show Castle.
Elena (Mimi) goes to the CC squad about the murder of her son Angus back in 1978. At the time it was thought to be a copycat killing, mirroring the newly released movie Halloween. The tensions within a group of friends caused crippling injuries suffered by Angus’s girlfriend in a car crash when he was driving surface. Who was responsible for the crash? Who killed Angus?
In a plot-line lay-by for Will Jeffries (Thom Barry) the case brings up the death of his wife.
An on-set photo and a still accompany 132 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps in the Gallery.
Last week’s poll has been our most dramatic yet. Twice we had 3-way tie situation. Thank you for taking part.
All 3 ended on the same number of votes but a winner had to be picked. But how? I decided to go back to the previous polls (here, here and here) that the episodes appeared in and go with the one that had the most votes there.
To save you looking the winner is Bad Night. That will be the featured episode next week.
No we moved on to week 10 of KM UK’s Summer Of HD 2014 and this sees us return to episodes Family, Superstar and The River again from Cold Case season 3.
How many people have started watching this episode and had to look at the calendar to see day it is and check the TV is on the right channel?
The subject of KM UK’s Summer Of HD for 2014 week 8 is episode 15 from Cold Case season 3: Sanctuary. It’s the first posted in actual summer now we’ve past the summer solstice. The show’s pre-title sequence starts with musical accompaniment of Teardrop by Massive Attack. The song is best known to many as the theme from the TV show House (the 2nd mention of that in as many days). Though for rights reasons in the UK it was replaced by something that sounded very similar. I’ve been told that the UK-release DVDs of House can have either tune.
The episode is a Scotty (Danny Pino) focused one as the case relates to an undercover job he was doing 6 years early, way before he joined the Philly PD. There’s still plenty of Lilly though. Scotty got too personally involved with the victim than is good for a cop working like that.
Along with a couple of promo photos there are now 107 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps in the Gallery.
After 8 weeks of polling we’ve put every episode from season 3 of Cold Case up for voting. How could I not see this was going to happen? What are we going to do for the remaining… (not enough fingers so it is shoes and socks off)… 15 weeks? I’m left with no option but to repeat the exercise, excluding those that have won so far.
We seem to have stumbled across a sort of theme in our random selection of Bad Night, A Perfect Day and One Night. You have 7 days to choose, starting NOW! (correct at time of posting)
In defence of her reputation I should stress that the random order of KM UK’s Summer Of HD 2014 means that last week’s Dog Day Afternoons was, in ‘reality’ 9 episodes before this one, what ever that equated to in the Cold Case universe. Plus, motorbike man Ray had his ulterior motive for turning up and was not seen again until early in season 4, where he complicates things further. In the ‘cons column’ of marks against Lil’s new distraction is the fact that he’s a dead guy!
Credit to the editors over at the very useful Cold Case Wiki (link always in the list on right) for spotting not only the similarities between Joseph and the 1944 film Laura, but some of the nods to the film within the episode such as the name of one of the cats.
The recent death of Joseph Shaw, a councillor working with teenage drug addicts, is re-evaluated when his credit card is used. Going through the evidence our Lilly is quite taken with the photo of the victim. We know she always takes cases to heart but this case took her heart. After discovering the surprising truth Lilly went a bit rogue. And when found out she went a bit rouge (I’ve wait years to make that joke!). Scotty tried to offer his support. Lt. John Stillman was less happy. Many episodes end with Lilly seeing the ‘ghost’ of the victim. In this one she starting ‘seeing’ the victim. She really ‘knocked on his door’ nudge-nudge, wink-wink 😉
We now have 388 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps and 5 high quality still photos from Joseph in the Gallery, cats included.
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Mimi Kennedy is one of those actresses you almost certainly recognise (from the image above if nowhere else), even if you don’t know her name. In a career that has so far spanned nearly 4 decades, and is still going strong, Mimi has been in just about everything but is probably best known for her role in the long-running sitcom Dharma & Greg. Mimi played Abby, the ageing hippy mother to Jenna Elfman’s Dharma. Apparently she was originally up for the other mother job in D&G, the uptight Kitty. Instead that went to the equally wonderful Susan Sullivan, who you will know as Martha in the TV show Castle.
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