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Evidence against a criminal is destroyed, during an investigation. It is evident that the man somehow found out where it was being kept and destroyed it, and that he could only have gotten that information from someone on the inside. Crockett learns that the one who gave the man the information is his girlfriend and that she's an addict and the criminal is her supplier. Written by
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Crockett visits Wyatt which results in the two having a brawl. At one point, Wyatt is tossed over a couch, but once the actor makes it over the couch, it is clearly not the actor but a stunt double with a wig.
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Det. James 'Sonny' Crockett:
Well, I'm just gonna get her a decent ring. Something that's, uh, befitting her style and class... and sophistication. It's not something that you would, uh, know anything about.
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"Jewel"
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Michael Mertens and Ralf Doerper and Claudia Bruecken
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One has to question how Sonny Crockett met the title character, played by a very youthful Helena Bonham Carter, in the first place? While I do not object to drug addiction tales involving medical professionals, Helena Bonham Carter was too young to be convincing as a full-fledged doctor. It has been pointed out that Sonny had broken off with Brenda, during the first season, for far less. And poor Brenda was closer to his own age. This was a fault of the casting agent and the producers. No matter how sincere the two actors were on-screen, this love story just did not do very much for me!
Elsewhere, the bureaucracy tended to bog down the story, where Sonny has to clear his name (yet again) and bend the rules in order to bring down his nemesis -- played well by Brad Dourif in his pre-Wormtongue days. Tubbs is the usual rock in this story, supporting his partner, and being characteristically polite -- except toward Ramos, who got dunked in the toilet for his troubles. I also enjoyed the explosions and the action sequences, but I can't help feeling it could have been so much better if the story had been more fair toward the characters.