What has happened to due process. The Rome gestapo go charging into a woman's house because her daughter has drawn a pentagram on the wall at school. She practices Wikka and, like with the black people, the town goes on the rampage. Meanwhile, Ginnie dies after falling in a chest freezer, and her brother (Paul Williams) comes to town to find out what happened. Carter decides to run for mayor. Two excellent moments. First, Littleton's closing statement to the court and the judge. And, finally, a beautiful rendition of "Rainbow Connection." I love this episode.
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