"Exit Wounds", as the episode title suggests, features the (possible) departure of characters from the series. Without revealing any plot points, this dark tale ties up many loose threads from the second season and contains truly memorable performances from the cast.
The excellent James Marsters makes a return as the mysterious Captain John while John Barrowman's character faces a blast from the past. This is an episode where no-one is left unaffected by events.
"Exit Wounds" scores an impressive 9 out of 10. I'd bet my last penny that this show returns for a third series. It's matured greatly from the first hit-and-miss season and has been consistently gripping.
A highly entertaining, and sometimes moving, British example of the science fiction genre, this is recommended viewing.
The excellent James Marsters makes a return as the mysterious Captain John while John Barrowman's character faces a blast from the past. This is an episode where no-one is left unaffected by events.
"Exit Wounds" scores an impressive 9 out of 10. I'd bet my last penny that this show returns for a third series. It's matured greatly from the first hit-and-miss season and has been consistently gripping.
A highly entertaining, and sometimes moving, British example of the science fiction genre, this is recommended viewing.