Clarice

The slow-as-molasses forward motion of the river murders case is not helped by the way CBS keeps pushing this show back on the schedule. Also they're going to go after Joe Hudlin, but--you guessed it--slowly.

VICAP gets a new case this week, while Clarice finds out the identity of the man who punched her. Krendler: No, she doesn't.

Clarice has the world's most awkward dinner with the Martins, which kicks off a series of events that leads to shocking revelations.

Clarice hallucinates her way through the episode, confronting her worst memories while being held prisoner. So, yeah, a pretty typical experience for Clarice.

The VICAP team is under the spotlight for their handling of Wellig last week, which, of course, ended in the suspect's death.

Clarice and the VICAP team return to the cases from the pilot, which Clarice is convinced are part of a larger conspiracy.

Clarice gets another chance to prove herself when she's dispatched with the team to an armed stand-off to Tennessee.

CBS debuts Clarice, an adaptation based on the character from The Silence of the Lambs, set a year after that story.