Planning your fantasy death is the ultimate finale to life.
Yeah, but we're talking about an ice pick to the brain, Stella. I think you might be romanticizing.
“What Schemes May Come” · Season 3, Episode 20
In this episode: Mac Taylor (5), Don Flack (3), Stella Bonasera (3), Danny Messer (1), Dr. Peyton Driscoll (1)
Somebody kissed his ring. Lipstick kiss.
Maybe our Lancelot had a rendezvous with Guinevere at the park?
You ready for the answer?
Whatever the outcome, I am bound and determined to live every day to the fullest.
(about the victim being alive) I'm the one who pronounced him dead.
Based on what?
Based on eight years of training and eight more years on the job. I haven't forgotten how to tell if a victim is alive or dead, Mac!
He took a genetics course of yours last year.
QBQuinn Brookman
I've had a lot of students.
But only one of them helped you steal a body.
I'm so glad that figuring this stuff out, is your job.
[describing the woman he saw]
JJJ.J. Huntsville
She was mostly in the shadows. She had great legs though. And the outfit she had on could fit in a martini glass.
We saw a rat with an ear on its back. I'm mean, I've got to be honest, I can handle dead bodies obviously, floaters, old ladies cut in little pieces, but mix and match with different species.
Now what's the expression? Progress is a great thing, it just went on for too long.
He took a genetics course from you, at university last year.
QBQuinn Brookman
I've had lots of students.
But only one helped you steal a body.
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