Tru Calling has settled into a much better routine. There are no broken hearts or unrequited love stories. Just two people out to better each other. In the blue corner, Tru Davis representing life. In the red corner, Jack Harper representing ... we are not sure yet. All we know is he has to stop Tru from saving people or the natural order of things will be damaged.
Officer Kate Wilson, who is far too attractive to be a police woman, is pulled from the water dead after trying to save someone. A "White Squall" (whatever that is) washes her overboard and she dies before her partner can reach her.
On the rewind Jack starts a romance with the ill feted victim to prevent Tru from reaching her. Meanwhile Davis faces a psychological test, which he thinks he flunks when Dr. Carrie Allen turns up as the the new person at work. Harrison also has his hands full when his new boss turns out to be a crook forcing him to accept a job from his father who is opening a new office in town.
This is a reasonably good episode of Tru Calling with the combatants squaring off against each other. My only question is "Whatever happened to the older sister?" She appears to have been written out of the script.
Officer Kate Wilson, who is far too attractive to be a police woman, is pulled from the water dead after trying to save someone. A "White Squall" (whatever that is) washes her overboard and she dies before her partner can reach her.
On the rewind Jack starts a romance with the ill feted victim to prevent Tru from reaching her. Meanwhile Davis faces a psychological test, which he thinks he flunks when Dr. Carrie Allen turns up as the the new person at work. Harrison also has his hands full when his new boss turns out to be a crook forcing him to accept a job from his father who is opening a new office in town.
This is a reasonably good episode of Tru Calling with the combatants squaring off against each other. My only question is "Whatever happened to the older sister?" She appears to have been written out of the script.