Fits Like a Glove

Episode aired Oct 21, 1994
TV-14
48m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

253

YOUR RATING

Kyle Secor and Andre Braugher in Homicide: Life on the Street (1993)

Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

While still investigating the murder of Catherine Goodrich, another victim is found with the same clues, and Frank is now the primary on the case. Felton is thinking about going back to his ... Read allWhile still investigating the murder of Catherine Goodrich, another victim is found with the same clues, and Frank is now the primary on the case. Felton is thinking about going back to his wife, andMunch and Lewis consider buying a tavernWhile still investigating the murder of Catherine Goodrich, another victim is found with the same clues, and Frank is now the primary on the case. Felton is thinking about going back to his wife, andMunch and Lewis consider buying a tavern

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

253

YOUR RATING

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7bellino-angelo2014

A bit of an improvement on the previous one

The season opener was some sort of a letdown thanks to Beau Felton's former wife's nasty behaviour but for the rest it was ok. Now this is a bit better tho I couldn't give a higher score than 7 and I later explain why.

When the episode begins another dead woman with white gloves is found behind the church just like Katherine Goodrich. Russert assigns Pembleton to the case tho he hasn't success. Later Frederik Fuchs, a serial murder groupie, arrives to the station and gives the unit some hints for their investigations. In the meanwhile Felton returns to his wife only to still have issues in returning to her (and that's one of the strikes against the episode) and an indiscretion of Bayliss' past stops Munch and Bolander on their tracks in the plans of buying a bar.

Apart from Felton's side story I also disliked the problems Munch and Bolander had that couldn't buy the bar tho this time Tony Todd's character's attitude was better than in the previous one. As it is, a typical episode of the show but nothing more.

Trivia
Fuchs shows a cassette he has from Jeffrey Dahmer. He says, "I'm just borrowing it, hoping if he's executed, he'll let me keep it." The episode aired 10/21/1994. Dahmer was murdered in prison the following month on 11/28/1994.

Goofs
When Howard and Felton drive to a witness's house, a Chrysler pentastar is visible on the center of the steering wheel. When the the car is shown in motion, it is a Chevrolet Cavalier.