Final Analysis Production Number: #F-020 First Transmission: March 30, 1985 Written by: Robert Earll Directed by: Kim Manners

Daisy helps Ken Grant find Lisa, the woman he fell in love with during college. Daisy finds Lisa, but soon discovers she has been using a different name and identity to hide from a violent ex-boyfriend. After Ken and Lisa are reunited, the situation becomes dangerous when Daisy is nearly run down then is knocked out while in Cary's office late at night. Cary postpones a trip to New York to help Daisy solve the case ... and watch out for her.

===Ken Grant ..... Michael Spound
===Lisa Hennessey ..... Belinda Montgomery
===Dr. Arthur Barwell ..... John Karlen
===Craig Radford ..... Michael Hennessy
===Det. Bob Greyland ..... Michael Gregory

During the show ...

This is the only episode Cary and Daisy worked on a case together.

Quotes

Lyman: Excuse me, Ms. Lloyd ... Mrs. Hargrove's got something. Besides, of course, a bigger salary than me.
Daisy: (Laughs.) Thanks, Lyman.
Cary: You gotta know that's no way to get a raise.
Lyman: Yeah, but I gotta smile.

Cary: I asked Lyman to drive me to the airport tomorrow night. He told me he'd love to but he couldn't cancel his weekly poker game. So I had Rita cancel it.

After Daisy has been knocked out while in Cary's office after hours ...
Cary: You okay?
Daisy: (Very emotional.) No.
Cary: If it helps, I believe these events are connected. I've postponed my trip to New York.
Daisy: You didn't believe I was being followed.
Cary: (Sighs.) Well, I was wrong, Daisy. You're not going to hold that against me, are you? (He goes to her.) One minute I'm not worrying enough, the next minute I'm worrying too much. I'm only human, damn it. (Daisy turns away and Cary takes her by the arms so she'll face him.) I hate the idea of you being hurt. I really do. (Cary wipes the tears off Daisy's cheek. He looks at her, then kisses her, but quickly pulls back before pulling her into a tight embrace. They hold each other tightly as the scene fades out.)

Lyman, Cary, and Daisy all walk out of Cary's house ...
Cary: Well ... at last I'm off to New York.
Daisy: And I hope you have a wonderful time. Enjoy those four Broadway plays.
Cary: Three. (Confused, Daisy looks over at him.) One already closed.
Daisy: Oh ... sorry.
Cary: Hey, you saved me from seeing a flop.
Daisy: And you saved me from ... I don't know what.
Cary: From handling a very difficult case alone. Though I'm sure you could have done it.
Daisy: That means a lot to me.
Cary: What? My having confidence in you?
Daisy: No. That you sometimes lie.
(They both laugh.)
Cary: You know, I actually had a lot of fun working on this case with you.
Daisy: And I enjoyed it, too.
Cary: But now I'm off on a new case.
Daisy: And I'm off on another.
Cary: Hmmm. (He kisses her cheek.) I guess that's the way it should be.
Daisy: Of the way it is.
Cary: Yeah, well ... (They wrap their arms around each other as they walk to Cary's car.) ... maybe someday we'll do it again.
Lyman: Do what again?
Cary: Wouldn't you like to know.
(Cary and Daisy grin at Lyman.)