Family Feud
By Hank 74
Joe-9/10
Ed-9/10
VB-9/10
Jack-9/10
Borgia-8/10
Arthur-8/10
Support-7/10
Plot-7/10
Performance-7/10
Value-7/10
Total-80/100
Notes:
Everytime I
saw a common person walking into the crime scene, I always would have a fear
that the perp might still be around lurking and try to attack that
person. This is the first time that I know of this happening in the
opening scene. Wasn't it interesting too of seeing the victim being able
to point to where the crime took place. Kinda scary.
As to this
ep itself, I wasn't too enthusiastic about it. It seemed to blend too
many old themes like the mob and police corruption. It's hard after 16
years to find something new to savor on, and I didn't see it here in this
case. What I saw was the first half being like a typical investigation
ending up on the wrong side for the good guys and the second half getting to be
too confusing with so many twists and turns than San Francisco streets.
Did the cop kill in self defense? Did he do this on orders from the wife
or the mob? Did he do this to clean up his dirty past? I couldn't
figure out which one TPTB were trying to sell to me. They brought up so
many possibilities that it muddied the waters whereby I simply wanted to give
up.
I could understand
Jack's reasoning for just running with the ball and let the chips fall where
they may. It's perhaps great that he didn't fall into this trap set up by
the cop and is willing to have to retry old cases.
But if
there was anything worthy of value to take from this, it would be that you have
to watch every corner and not get hurt.