Throwing Fire
While Jane and the team examine the crime scene where a baseball scout is found murdered, Jane is clocked in the head by a ball and flashes back to his childhood with his overbearing father (Nick Chinlund), on THE MENTALIST, Thursday, Nov. 12 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
GUEST CAST
Alex…………………………………… Nick Chinlund
Doc……………………………………… Brent Sexton
Freddy Fitch……………………….. Jude Ciccolella
Gardener……………………………….. Omar Leyva
Jupiter……………………………….. Frank Gallegos
Scotty…………………………………… Ben Bledsoe
Snake……………………………. Alejandro Chaban
Leslie……………………………………… Lesley Fera
Woman…………………………….. Gwen Holloway
Young Jane…………………………… Chris Brochu
Narcisco………………………………. Matt Cedeno
Celia………………………………….. Abigail Mavity
Grandmother…………………………….. Ellen Geer
Young Woman………………………. Amy CrofootWRITTEN BY: John Mankiewicz
DIRECTED BY: Martha Mitchell
First Lisbon then now we get a glimpse into who Jane is. Better late than never! These types of episodes make the show so much better, so much better!

Funny:
Jane: It’s funny isn’t it, big regrets in life people keep to themselves?
Lisbon: I don’t know, I tell people about you.

Hahahaha! That was hilarious! Jane getting hit with the baseball! Priceless! Lol! That made my day!

This episode was very interesting. Teenage Jane was just as cute and charming as old Jane. But he worked at the circus? That’s kind of sad! His personality hasn’t change much though!

Rigsby and Van Pelt are cute as usual.
Funny:
Rigsby: Barney’s life insurance pay out; 20 million dollars.
Van Pelt: Let me guess, sole beneficiary Leslie Sloop.
Rigsby: 20 million, that’s a pretty good motive. For 20 million dollars, i’d kill you.
Van Pelt: Oh, really?
Rigsby: Oh, no, I mean, kidding, joke.
Van Pelt: Huh…


Also when Jane said people likes driving him around and Cho gives him such a funny look!


Only Cho can make this so funny you want to die:
Lisbon[to Cho]: You’re pants are ripped.
Cho[in Cho voice]: We found a witness with immigration problems.

Jane with a head injury was really funny! Almost better then when he was blind in that episode in the first season!

Interesting and sad scene with young Jane and the dying girl. Jane’s dad wasn’t very nice and supportive it seems and the way he used Jane was very sad, poor Jane.

Beautiful scene when Van Pelt talks Mrs. Sloop out of committing suicide. Nice acting by Amanda Righetti.
Quite emotional when Rigsby and Van Pelt talked about it afterwards also:
Rigsby: I thought you were amazing out there today. I just wanted to tell you that.
Van Pelt: Thank you. I guess.
Rigsby: Can I ask you something?
Van Pelt: I don’t have a sister.
Rigsby: No, I didn’t remember one.
Van Pelt: It just… came out.



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Mike said,
While that was a good TV spot for young Jane (Chris Brochu) he is currently in Hawaii filming “Soul Surfer”. Brochu will make his big screen debut in a film about the teen surfing champion and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton. Soul Surfer stars Golden Globe nominee Dennis Quaid (as Bethany’s father Tom), Academy Award winner Helen Hunt (as Bethany’s mother Cheri), Young Artist Award winner AnnaSophia Robb (as Bethany Hamilton) and four-time Grammy winner and platinum-selling music artist Carrie Underwood (as Church Youth Leader Sarah Hill) in her film debut. The cast also includes Lorraine Nicholson (as Alana Blanchard) and Kevin Sorbo (as Holt Blanchard).
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