Ep 1. There's No Place Like Home II
- TV-14
- September 25, 2005
- 43 min
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8.9 (114)
In "Crossing Jordan" season 5 episode 1, titled "There's No Place Like Home II," the show picks up where it left off in the previous season. The episode starts with Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) visiting her father's grave for the first time since his funeral. She can't quite bring herself to say goodbye and leaves the cemetery feeling unsettled.
Meanwhile, Nate Macy (Steve Valentine) and Bug (Ravi Kapoor) are investigating the death of a young woman found in a dumpster. They quickly discover that she was a stripper and was last seen leaving the club with a regular customer, who is now a prime suspect. But just when they think they have the case solved, they uncover a shocking twist that changes everything.
Elsewhere, Woody Hoyt (Jerry O'Connell) is struggling to adjust to his new role as a husband and father. He and his wife, Jordan's former boss Max Cavanaugh (Allan Louis), are still adjusting to life with their newborn son. Woody is torn between his responsibilities at work and his new duties as a father, which leads to some tense moments with Max.
As the episode progresses, more mysteries unfold. Jordan and Garret (Miguel Ferrer) are called to investigate the death of a monk found floating in a river. The investigation leads them to a secluded monastery where they encounter a group of monks with a dark secret.
"There's No Place Like Home II" is a tense, suspenseful episode that keeps viewers guessing until the very end. The writers do an excellent job of weaving together multiple storylines and keeping the pace moving quickly. The character development is also strong, with each character facing unique challenges and struggles.
Overall, "Crossing Jordan" season 5 episode 1 is a strong start to the season and leaves viewers eager to see what twists and turns lie ahead. Fans of crime dramas will not be disappointed with this episode.