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When a doctor under indictment in the United States skips bail and sets up his baby-stealing racket in Mexico, the H.E.A.T. is assigned to put him out of business. Their efforts are hindered by a pair of tourists with their own score to settle. Written by
David Bassler
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Mike Savage:
I don't understand. Why don't they wait until the babies are born before they kidnap them?
Ashley Hunter-Coddington:
Babies already born are more easily traced: birthmarks are recorded, footprints and photographs are taken. Kidnapping the mother and forcing labor makes it much harder to find the child later. Officially, the child doesn't even exist.
Mike Savage:
And I suppose there's a lot of money in this, too?
Ashley Hunter-Coddington:
A fortune. A couple can wait years to adopt through legal channels. When people are desperate, they'll pay anything.
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I've been watching the first season (1993-1994) of "Acapulco H.E.A.T" lately, in chronological order, and so far "Easy Riders" is my favorite episode. Not so much for the action (there is not much) or for the story, as for the two guest characters played by Carole Davis and Ana Alicia. As a criminal prosecutor and a doctor who are after the same target (a baby-snatching-and-selling ring) as H.E.A.T, so they eventually join forces with the team after a rocky start, they are both beautiful, brave, playful, ace bikers, successful professionals, able to think and act for themselves, able to defend themselves physically and verbally. In other words, they're pretty much exactly how MORE female (film and TV) characters should be like, especially in the action genre. Don't get me wrong, I like the main cast well enough, but it's a damn shame they never re-appeared in the series. Couldn't one of them have taken Fabio's spot, he's never around anyway! **1/2 out of 4.