We are back to "Nate Haskell," the notorious "Dick and Jane" killer who haunts CSI's "Ray Langston," in particular. The rest of the season is devoted to stopping him, too. That is three episodes, beginning here.
With Haskell and his brides (actually, they are groupies) you know it's going to be somewhat of a creepy show, which is fine.
This is one of those episodes that keeps your attention in a big way, but hopes the audience is brain-dead because a lot of things don't make sense, if you think about them (such has how serial killer Haskell can come up with two million dollars, have surgery and still not be pursued by federal cops?? Come on, man!) A fun episode, but check your brains at the door.
With Haskell and his brides (actually, they are groupies) you know it's going to be somewhat of a creepy show, which is fine.
This is one of those episodes that keeps your attention in a big way, but hopes the audience is brain-dead because a lot of things don't make sense, if you think about them (such has how serial killer Haskell can come up with two million dollars, have surgery and still not be pursued by federal cops?? Come on, man!) A fun episode, but check your brains at the door.