I hope they get rid of the ditzy mother and the mumbling, vacuous sister. They are more annoying than before, now that the actors are maturing their characters.

This show is pretty ham-fisted, yet it is moving. The characters are basically all likeable. In a world of police New York-centric police dramas, I find the fact that "In Plain Sight" is filmed on location in Albuquerque, New Mexico absolutely irrestible. The twists in this series tend to be unexpected enough to make the show worth watching. The dime-store philosophy is somehow touching.

Seeing a few people continually complaining about the show. Is it just boredom keeping you here? Perhaps you should stop watching.I was impressed with the story line. As another mentioned, religious characters are often portrayed as delusional or extremely shallow in terms of a deep religious belief. And the priest: "Like monks before the Tudors." eh, a little off-color, but I've heard worse from a man of the cloth.Anyway, these Ruth and Don had a depth to them. Seems like there's been some amount of thought put into them, and that thought was wrapped up into a story line about witness protection. Really, the wit-sec part of the story was pretty thin, but it served its purpose.And we're watching the relationship surrounding Mary, Raf, and Brandy evolve. The sad thing is, as lacking in depth as it is, there are plenty of three-way relationships like this, and they're just as lacking. That's about how we can be sometimes."It will be a lucky man who divorces you." Fantastic!

I loved the whole Lemon/Lime thing. These characters have come a long way since the beginning. The hot sister now seems to be a real person, rather than just.....umm, the hot sister.

I liked the relationship between Brandy and Rafael, its a good subplot, but the stuff with the mother ugh!