Tru calls Harrison to cancel their meeting. Everybody walks around Tru holding umbrellas, even though it's not raining where she's at. It is, however, raining where Harrison is at. Maybe The City is in Florida? Harrison brings up the blah blah blah Lindsay blah dating blah again. Tru repeats that he should make some nice gesture to her. He wonders if he should buy her something. Tru says that's fine, as long as it's not a watch with somebody else's name on it. Harrison says he'd never do something like that. Then he pauses and says, "Unless I did do that. Did I do that?" Heh. The two of them blather some more about the fact that Harrison still does not believe Tru relives days. Idiot.

Tru and Donutface hang out in Standard Diner, catching up. She gets him talking about his personal life in the hopes of figuring out another suspect. He was dating yet another student, but broke it off. Her name was Julie Spence. She graduated last spring, and now she works in the mayor's office. Yes, of course she does. Tru asks how Julie took the break-up. Donutface says she went "a little psycho" and slashed his tires. Ah-ha! Now we know that Julie isn't the killer, because she's the first suspect. And it's never the first suspect. ["Well, not on Law & Order, but that's a good show. So if Tru Calling is copying it, that's good. I guess. Cancel it, FOX!" -- Sars] As they're leaving after lunch, Donutface repeats his spiel about how they were great and belong together and such. But this time, rather than shutting him down completely, she tells him that she's dating somebody but wants to "remain friends" with the obnoxious cad, and invites him to her party tonight. He agrees to stop by after his late class (he has a class that ends at one in the morning?) and gives her an awkward hug goodbye.