It’s another week and another case for the Major Crimes squad tonight when Downton Abbey star Julian Ovenden, who played Charles Blake on the PBS drama, joins the cast as a smug but dashing British reporter with an unshakable faith in his own abilities.

Episode six begins when an English couple, who are celebrating their second honeymoon following the husband’s four-year battle with cancer, are reliving their honeymoon by driving down the California coast, and when they get to Venice, a guy tries to snatch her purse and the husband fights the guy off and gets shot to death.

The Venice Beach robbery puts L.A.’s $20 billion dollar tourist industry at risk when the English journalist tries riding their tragedy to a career high.

In an earlier interview, executive producer James Duff told Parade.com, “He turns it into a cause célèbre because of guns in America. So this foreign journalist is saying this could never happen anywhere else, and there is the threat that England might put Los Angeles on its watch list for tourists, which is bad.”

Watch the video as Ovenden’s character tries to insinuate that there have been several armed robberies and witnesses have claimed to see a gun, but Lieutenant Provenza (G.W. Bailey) puts him in his place, saying, “If you interviewed every single victim then you know the answer to that is none.”

The reporter goes on, “Just because no one saw a gun doesn’t mean it wasn’t there.  Are you searching for a suspect? Is there a manhunt in progress?”

To which Sharon (Mary McDonnell) responds that not even Scotland Yard can search for an unknown suspect, adding, “The registered owner is being brought downtown as we speak.”

Reporter: “Is he considered to be a person of interest?”

Provenza: “Maybe even a suspect.”

At which point they are interrupted by the arrival of said person, whose unexpected presence makes one of the funny moments in the case. Check it out.

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The article was found by Renée Whitfield and Christine Rogers who shared on twitter with us and with the help of Sara Christelle, who guided me through the articulated phrasing of french language, I translated this into english for you.

Very well known to the fans of Battlestar Galactica, Mary McDonnell is filling out her career ever since 2012 already with the character of Captain Sharon Raydor in Major Crimes. We focus on her remarkable journey.

A promising start

A native of Pennsylvania in the United States, Mary McDonnell starts a drama school at the graduation by the end of high school. After twenty years she gained experience both on the stage and on television, particularly through the TV movie Courage with Sophia Loren, the American actress wears for the first time the white coat in medical fiction E/R, where she met a beginner George Clooney.

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When a pair of British tourists get attacked on their second honeymoon during a Venice Beach robbery, L.A.’s twenty billion dollar tourist industry is threatened by an English journalist riding their tragedy to a career high. Meanwhile, Rusty’s biological mother tries to make peace with him over her pregnancy.

The gallery was updated with over 200 HD screencaptures from last night episode of Major Crimes, titled Cashed Out. That was of such an intensity. And very greatly done in following all Julio storyline. A lot interesting. One to absolutely watch as soon as possible.

Take a look in the gallery for HD screencaptures from Monday’s episode of Major Crimes, titled Skin Deep. It was such a funny episode, so far my favorite I’ve to say, I find it has it all in it. The crime. The fun. The jokes. The bad jokes. The flirting. The jealousy. The desire of something. The friends helping. Complete at 360°.

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