: Angela’s "invasion of privacy" while proving her point to Maura felt slightly out of character for some viewers, though it was driven by good intentions. Rating : 7.7/10 (based on IMDb community feedback ).
The episode's B-plots provide most of the emotional and comedic weight:
The squad investigates the death of Dylan Blyer, a clothing designer who seemingly fell from a balcony but was actually poisoned. [S5E15] Gumshoe
: Frankie’s repeated failure of his firearms test—caused by his distraction over the attractive instructor, Alexandra—is a classic Rizzoli & Isles comedic runner. The payoff, where he learns Alexandra is married with kids, is a perfectly timed "deflation" of his ego. Final Verdict
For more details on the cast and crew, you can check the IMDb episode page or read the full breakdown on TV Fanatic . Rizzoli & Isles Season 5 Episode 15 Review: Gumshoe : Angela’s "invasion of privacy" while proving her
: The investigation effectively pivots from a missing wife scenario to a larger corporate conspiracy involving drug distribution and laundered investments, keeping the procedural element engaging. Character Subplots: Money and Marksmanship
: Guest star Christopher Titus shines as Jerry Jankowski, an overeager and slightly clumsy private investigator. His dynamic with the serious Jane Rizzoli provides excellent comedic friction, especially as Jane initially dismisses him before realizing his investigative "shortcuts" are actually useful. : Frankie’s repeated failure of his firearms test—caused
(S5E15) of Rizzoli & Isles is a standout episode that balances a high-stakes investigation with the show’s signature domestic humor . While the primary case involving the murder of a socially conscious clothing designer is solid, the episode is truly elevated by its character-driven subplots and a memorable guest performance. The Case: Corporate Espionage and Fashion Victims