Too Good to Be True

Episode aired Jul 1, 2014
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

394

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Crime Drama Mystery

A killer is using online ads to find the perfect candidate for murder: men no one will notice are missing. Meanwhile, Jane discovers that keeping her pregnancy quiet will be a tough assignme... Read allA killer is using online ads to find the perfect candidate for murder: men no one will notice are missing. Meanwhile, Jane discovers that keeping her pregnancy quiet will be a tough assignment.A killer is using online ads to find the perfect candidate for murder: men no one will notice are missing. Meanwhile, Jane discovers that keeping her pregnancy quiet will be a tough assignment.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

394

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Corned beef is so named, not because of the grain "corn" (maize), but because of the method of preserving it. Large crystals of salt were originally known as "corns," as were the crystals of saltpetre, each of which were formerly used in the preserving process.

Goofs
While Maura's heart is in the right place in trying to get Jane to eat better, the chemicals she lists from the cupcake packaging will not harm the fetus in such quantities. (Anything, of course, can harm a person if ingested in large enough quantities, including plain water.) The fact that such chemicals are also used for industrial practices does not mean that they are not edible. Calcium carbonate, for instance, is commonly used in antacids; pregnancy can lead to heartburn, which would be treated with an antacid. It is unlike Maura to make such generalizations.

Quotes
Dr. Maura Isles: Chickenpox?
Detective Jane Rizzoli: No
Dr. Maura Isles: Chlamydia?
Detective Jane Rizzoli: Really?
Dr. Maura Isles: I'll take that as a no. Deep vein Thrombosis?
Detective Jane Rizzoli: No
Dr. Maura Isles: How about depression?
Detective Jane Rizzoli: Only since you started asking me all these questions.
Dr. Maura Isles: Let me remind you that if you'd gone to your regular OB, we would not have to fill out new patient forms