DTF St. Louis

“Snag It”

The word of the week: Uncomfortable.

The other thing we see this week is how awesome David Harbour is at freestyle rap dance.

This episode revealed to us the background of the affair between Clark and Carol, and it is bizarre. Carol absolutely pursued Clark and was the driving force behind their affair. And she sat on his face while she responded to texts.

The interviews by Detective Homer with Clark were unbelievably uncomfortable. Of course, it was designed that way.

The episode was designed to load on Clark as the suspect. He does not deny the charge at any time during the episode until the end when she was on the phone.

Carol truly seems to be a solid suspects as well. She is absolutely manipulative with the situation and with the police. Detective Plumb does some great detecting during this episode too.

I hadn’t considered any other options than Clark or Carol, until the very end of the episode when I suddenly had another suspect- Clark’s wife, Eimy. Her motive might be messed up a bit, but she did have access to the same things Clark did.

I love how the narrative is being spread around time.

I am intrigued into the mystery of the murder, and I think we have got much more coming with it.