Linden and Holder get personal after Jack goes missing. Read our review to find out why it only garnered an average rating.

More clues surfaced on this week's episode. Find out if Belko Royce is the new suspect in our review.

A surprising discovery is made about Bennet Ahmed and Stan makes a rash choice. Find out more in our review.

The FBI investigation of the Mohammed takes precedence over the Larsen case, but that doesn't stop Linden from tracking down evidence. Linden and Holder come to a better understanding of each other while Richmond decides it's time to stoop to Mayor Adams level.

Linden and Holder get a lead on a possible new suspect while Richmond's poor performance at the debate leads to a damaging political ad and the loss of his Seattle All Stars program.

Linden and Holder uncover witnesses that implicates both Bennet Ahmed and his wife, Amber, as well as troubling information about Stan Larsen's past connections. Councilmen Richmond is confronted with his association to Rosie's death during a televised debate with Mayor Adams.

Detective Linden becomes more caught up in Rosie's case as she and Holder track down a new suspect, her teacher. Meanwhile, Councilman Richmond uncovers the spy in his campaign.

Councilmen Richmond begins to bounce back in his campaign, while Rosie's secrets are slowly revealed to Linden and Holder. Read on for a review.

Rosie Larsen's highly publicized death causes problems for Councilmen Richmond's campaign. New suspects and witnesses seem to reveal a darker side to Rosie.

The pilot episode of "The Killing" introduces us to determined detective Sarah Linden, her unorthodox replacement Stephen Holder, and the victim Rosie Larsen. As the detectives investigate Rosie's disappearance and death, they find some unusual connections to a local politician.

Mireille Enos anchors The Killing as homicide detective Sarah Linden. She talks about the role and that new series in this new interview.