Lucas and Mark are on the trail of a larger cougar when they find tracks in the loose soil. Lucas tells Mark to stay with the horses and he walks off the trail. All of the sudden the cougar appears in a tree right above Mark. When Mark yells, Lucas comes running and shoots at the cougar. However, he misses and the cougar runs away. And now Lucas seems to be going through some type of mental collapse all because he missed the cougar which could have hurt his beloved son.
As we get deeper into season five, it appears that the scripts are getting weak. Lucas cannot just be glad that his son was not hurt, instead he goes through some sort of internal conflict for no reason. And out of character for Lucas McCain, he picks a fight with a stranger for little or no reason.
This just was so away from the norm that it seemed written for another series. For two episodes in a row, the script is weak and not very entertaining. The show did end on a high note but could not make up for the rest of the show.
As we get deeper into season five, it appears that the scripts are getting weak. Lucas cannot just be glad that his son was not hurt, instead he goes through some sort of internal conflict for no reason. And out of character for Lucas McCain, he picks a fight with a stranger for little or no reason.
This just was so away from the norm that it seemed written for another series. For two episodes in a row, the script is weak and not very entertaining. The show did end on a high note but could not make up for the rest of the show.
