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Monday, October 6th at 11:30pm

When a clue at a crime scene leads Lindsay (Angie Harmon) to believe the Kiss-Me-Not killer has returned, her desire to catch him puts her loved ones in harm's way on the series finale of Women’s Murder Club, screening Monday, October 6th at 11:30pm on 3.

As the series leads to its conclusion, Harmon recently spoke to American TV Guide about the joys of her character and the pleasure she gets from being able to play with guns and do her own stunts.

"I'm a tough chick, a very physical girl," explains the self-described Texas tomboy. "The first thing I want to do after seven hours in a morgue is go outside, run around and shoot somebody."

No wonder Harmon was the top choice to play Lindsay, impressing executive producer Elizabeth Craft from the start. "She is so vivacious and charismatic and witty and down-to-earth," says Craft. "We knew she would be perfect."

Filling out the Club this season have been; Paula Newsome as married medical examiner Claire, Laura Harris as commitment-phobe assistant district attorney Jill, and Aubrey Dollar as persistent reporter Cindy.

However despite the mostly female cast, the series has not suffered from the usual rumours of catfights on sets full of women. In fact "super­fun" seems to be the operative phrase for life on the Murder scene.

"We've had a blast so far," confirms Rob Estes, who plays Lindsay's ex-husband and current boss, Lt. Tom Hogan.

"I call Angie the atomic energy source because she never stops. One day she had made a sign that said, 'Sorry I made y'all wait, I was late.' I wore that sign almost the whole day!"

"Rob and I just so enjoy publicly humiliating each other. He's like the brother I never had," Harmon adds.

But will this “brother” be one of the people put in danger due to Lindsay’s determination to catch the notorious Kiss-Me-Not killer? Find out when Women’s Murder Club finals on Monday, October 6th at 11:30pm on 3.