I really liked this episode, and I must admit that Sarah had me fooled, too. We also now know that the dead husband actually was asking Tru to bring the real killer to justice, and now we know why.
It was a nice touch with her standing there as if to say, "You gotta say it. I can't help you if you don't say the words." It was a nice contrast to the end of last weeks ep. And the angst when he doesn't respond, and she's about to slide the body back into the compartment... fantastic!
I knew Harrison was beginning to suspect something, and I'm happy that Tru decided to confide in him.
My wife also wondered about Tru's habit of checking the compartment every "morning after" to see if the body is really gone, as well as checking the "next" night to ensure that the person was really saved... I like it. To put it in a more mundane context. when you put a letter in a mailbox and shut the thing, don't you always open it again to make sure the letter has really gone into the box? And has it ever *not* gone down into the box? It'll be a while before she stops doing it.
It's interesting to see that, despite how close Tru and Meredith are, Tru feels that she "lost" her.
And that poor M.E. Is Tru ever gonna notice how big a torch he's carrying? It's only slightly smaller than the Statue of Liberty's. The coroner's office seems to be very lax about what hours people keep, as long as *someone* is available.
And finally, even though it was only one time, and for only half a corridor, Tru running again! Yum!