[This post contains spoilers from the June 17 episode of AMC's "The Killing."]

Sunday night's episode aired the moment I’ve been waiting two seasons for - and more or less predicted last week.

After 26 episodes, the mystery of who killed Rosie Larsen was revealed in the second season finale, “What I Know.” Sure, Rosie was murdered because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time, but it was a lot more complicated and heartbreaking than we thought.

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As Linden told Mayor Adams at the top of Sunday’s episode, “Donnie or Marie,” “We’re running out of time here.”

I couldn’t help but think of how relieved I am that this marathon is almost over. Like every great long distance race the end can be the most exciting, and that much is true as we wind down "The Killing's" second season.

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If you believe Holder’s theory in Sunday's episode, “72 Hours,” then you believe Rosie Larsen's murder goes straight to City Hall.

If not, we’ve got a lot of twists and turns to get through before the season closes out, so let's begin with Linden, who woke up in a psych acute ward.  Our favorite case-obsessed detective had earned another trip to the cuckoo’s nest, and was placed under 72-hour suicide watch.

Holder put up a fight in the lobby, and Lt. Carlson told him Chief Jackson said she was suicidal when they found her snooping in the hotel.

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