21st Nov 2003
Past Tense - S1-E4
Corrected entry: Tru thinks that the alcohol has been poisoned, and doesn't realise that it's really the ice until she sees that the stripper has been drinking tequila without ice all night and is fine. But she should have known that the alcohol wasn't poisoned as soon as she found out that one of the men wasn't drinking any alcohol but still died, which happened earlier.
8th Nov 2006
Past Tense - S1-E4
Corrected entry: Meredith ensures she gets a negative drug test by providing some else's urine sample. Wouldn't they know straight away? It is good medical practice (something that a law firm would most likely want upheld) to check the temperature of the sample (about 32-38C) to ensure the sample is fresh.
Correction: There are many ways to pass off samples for drug testing. Without seeing the actual procedure, we have to assume that they came up with a plan, since it ended up working.
21st Nov 2003
Past Tense - S1-E4
Corrected entry: When Tru goes to the workplace of the "groom" to try to get him to cancel the bachelor party, he thinks that his "fiancee" Robin sent her to spoil his fun. But why would he think that? We found out later that Robin dumped him three months ago and there is no wedding at all. I'm sure Robin is pretty far from caring whether or not he has a bachelor party.
Correction: He has to put up the act that he's still getting married, so what he says is basically BS, but it's still necessary for his plan to work.
23rd Nov 2003
Past Tense - S1-E4
Corrected entry: How did John expect to get away with killing the other five men? He had made the plans for the party and booked the hotel room himself, so even if he disposed of the poisoned ice after the other guys died, his guilt would have been obvious, as the only survivor.
Correction: The poison was said to be untraceable, and with no motive (nobody else knew about the girl), it would all be circumstantial.
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Correction: There was one more person at the party than there were dead. She didn't know who it was and couldn't rule anything out before checking everything.
Knever