Loved the series. Honestly, I enjoyed these little mini-mysteries as much as the full episodes. Wished they had a whole season of Jane solving 4-5 of these little guys every episode.
2:42, Brilliant writing!! Jane is narrowing down the location of buried stuff. When he starts with roof to basement, the killer doesn't react, but when he mentions garden, the killer gets all woooofed up. Genius! and Jane's expressions confirms that.
Now I know how Jane knew he hide the stuff in the garden, first, he agitated the guy, then use this to test his reaction: "I can search this place from roof to basement, I can dig the garden if I want to...", the Cody guy responded immediately when he heard the garden thing. Now Jane was pretty sure he hide some in the garden.
@@faisalxd369 yes and no, if you are not guilty you will get mad the very moment he assumes you k1lled your wife. sooo to get worked up because they fill dig your garden in this situation is really sketchy
I'm such an amazing detective, I knew it was the husband within 20 seconds! You know how? Because they're not going to introduce another character in 4 minutes, that's how.
within 20 sec you know they are not going to introduce another character in the next 4 minutes? You are indeed an amazing detective... and a good psychic
@@fl3782 Introduce another character, and establish a backstory and connection to the victim and a motivation for the killing, as quickly as you can when the murderer is the husband and the crime scene is the house they shared, and the given time requires that kind of efficiency? No I'm not psychic pal but I know dialogue and plotting.
Its like NTSC. The guilty person is nearly always the first minor character who has a speaking role. because they ain't going to pay speaking role money to someone just to say something once, thats of no importance to the plot.
@@stephaniemorrissey5114 Too bad any and all evidence will be thrown out due to mishandling. If we had valid police procedure at all times or common sense, OJ Simpson would’ve been behind bars… until he paid bail that is.
And they've got this grieving husband sitting on the couch feet away from his wife's corpse, who isn't even covered with a sheet. Just laying there with her eyes staring into space.
Jane and Lisbon. You are always there, far far away, living happly with your kids. I literally cried after the last episode, with the thought that you both wont be around solving cases. Of all the series I had seen, Jane, Lisbon, Cho, Grace, Rigsby, all are close to my heart, in a special place in my mind, like Jane says, keeping in my memory palace.
Agreed. :) I felt that he became a role model for me. I was already a hypnotist before the show, but Patrick Jane cemented and codified my personal style.
If you watch you will notice she is not wearing her ring that she is wearing in the painting, and the officer said her fiance came in and saw her laying dead but the TV upstairs is on the sports channel, so he then either he went upstairs to watch TV after he saw her dead or after he killed her.
if you hand someone a weapon it lowers their guard. it is also an excellent way to incriminate someone, an armed person is much more likely to threaten others with violence than an unarmed person under pressure. He's been manipulating the guy all this time, with choice words like "roof to basement" and "dig up garden", the moment he gave in was when the latter was brought up. Very dangerous but effective method.
He absolutely did. He put a peanut in the chamber when he was looking at the gun so it couldn't fire. What gets me is he didn't realize the guy grabbed the other gun too and it ends up getting someone shot
Defendant's attorney: "Your honor, Patrick Jane contaminated the crime scene and questioned my client without informing him of his rights. I move that the case be dismissed." Judge: "Motion granted. The defendant is free to go."
Questioning a suspect without reading them their rights isn't a get out of jail free card. It just means things they say at that time cannot be used as evidence. If they find other evidence, like in this case the stuff hurried in the garden, they can use that.
@@karlbassett8485 Except if the only reason they looked in the garden was because of something the suspect said during questioning, then that would be considered "fruit from a poison tree", and the evidence would be inadmissible.
@@Durwood71Miranda rights only need to be read during a custodial interrogation. Here, the witness is not in custody, so there is no violation. Also, physical evidence obtained as a result of a Miranda violation may be admissible (i.e. it does not trigger fruit of the poisoned tree doctrine).
Stages of watching Mentalist: Stage 1 - Want good plots, murder mysteries and solving crimes Stage 2 - Want Stage 1 and more time among the FBI (Jane, Lisbon, Cho, Rigsby, Grace) Stage 3 - Just the chemistry among these people I got into Stage 3 much earlier and I still keep rewatching the episodes in prime just for this. Ofcourse, there are many good episodes, cliff-hanging and nailbiting moments across the series And I have to admit, I nearly shed a bit of tears for the finale. This series deserves it. But again..all GREAT things have to end and so was this series ❤, And I am glad to see many lovers of this here ❤ Big Thanks to the creators and the cast. Simon is one hell of a charmer. He elevates every single frame. Wish to see more of him !! And thanks to you for these videos. It keeps me going :)
He's a mentalist, part of that is making the subject think they have the upper hand; whether it's them thinking they understand your magic trick, or thinking they're holding a loaded gun.
The horrifying thing is, I’ve seen police body cams that show the murderer before being figured out as the murderer show these exact same mannerisms, albeit without a gun in hand.
I’m not saying I figured any of this out, or saw anything coming, I didn’t. But when he opened the make-up drawer, it didn’t look how I expected. I don’t know how I expected it to look. I guess I’m praising the set designers for doing a job well.
I think it was a process of elimination... like, where *wont* he let me look. Ooooooh, he'll show me the safe, but as soon as I mention the garden, he's frantically heading for the safe to show me *that*.
Baker was born in Tasmania...there is a running joke that Tasmanians proverbially have two heads...so the line about looking at him like he has two heads must of been put in by Baker.
Good looking cool version of Monk...who was a twitchy, kvetchy version of Columbo...who was a passive aggressive blue collar Sherlock. They're all Sherlock with custom neuroses.
1. In entering jane sees husband's behaviour that is suspicious which show he is not deeply sad but in fear that he din want to kill her but he was not able to control his aggressive behaviour. 2. Now the second thing is to check the bedroom which tells a lot about the relationship of husband wife..there jane found all things are messed up. 3. Next clue is when jane asked about money because these are also evidence and the aggressive husband ready to show his gun when jane said about digging the garden.
2.5 In viewing the living room and bedroom he sees that one of them is very organized & one not so much. So he grabs the peanuts and starts dropping shells to see if guy is the organized or messy one - neat/organized person would get annoyed at the mess he was flippantly making. If he was the neat/organized one, her disorganized stuff is explainable. If she was the organized/neat one, her disorganized stuff meant he put it all away.
I really wished they would’ve finished the Red John storyline sooner so that we had more seasons with them at the FBI. I feel like the show was getting better, however, I wouldn’t change that ending for the world. 😊
Personally, I prefer the season 2 opener as the best version of Patrick Jane's fastest solved cases but this one for episode 6x01 works well with the tone. Jane's already not in the best of moods after finding out that Red John knows of his suspect list and guessed the names correctly. This is also after learning Red John deleted (see YT rules) a young woman from Jane's past who represented a happy memory for his unhappy childhood and had current ties to the only kind of family Jane has left. More often than not, Jane tends to mess with suspects before revealing the real ki**er but here it makes sense that he's not in the mood to play games and as a result everything escalates once more into putting people in danger. This time not for dark comedic affect.
Personally I would be suspicious of a guy who can sit on a couch calmly with his dead wife uncovered dead on the floor. I don't think I could do that because I'm not a sociopath.
Tbh if he told jane to fk off he probably would've gotten away with it; the messy clothes and make up in the drawers would definitely get laughed out of court as evidence and he could've gotten rid of the stuff hidden in the garden when the police left (he wasn't an official suspect ).
In case you missed how Patrick knew that Cody killed his gf you must pay attention to all of the things his gf used to get Cody's attention. It all failed that's why he was upset and killed her
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