... Literally!!!
This was an absolutely outstanding episode of a series that was usually "more of the same" with each episode. It was a phenomenal glimpse into the world of mental illness and the lengths to which our own minds will go to shield us from things about ourselves that are too hard to face.
It really was 'The Hank Weldon Show'. Our two main leads were only along for the ride. The only thing that could possibly have been added to this would have been if it left Crockett or Tubbs (but most likely Crockett, as he seems the more likely of the two to have a total breakdown) wondering about their own future once they recognize this added danger of getting too caught up in their jobs.
This was an absolutely outstanding episode of a series that was usually "more of the same" with each episode. It was a phenomenal glimpse into the world of mental illness and the lengths to which our own minds will go to shield us from things about ourselves that are too hard to face.
It really was 'The Hank Weldon Show'. Our two main leads were only along for the ride. The only thing that could possibly have been added to this would have been if it left Crockett or Tubbs (but most likely Crockett, as he seems the more likely of the two to have a total breakdown) wondering about their own future once they recognize this added danger of getting too caught up in their jobs.