This one is about Owens getting tricked by a stewardess into revealing when a heroin stash would be moved out of the station, which resulted in it being stolen by the hoods who originally had it.
Jaclyn Smith is really good as Judy March, the woman who comes on to Owens in order to try to get him to reveal when the heroin will be moved. However, Bruce Fairbairn is not so good as he's wooden and speaks in a monotone and has no chemistry with March. His acting is just awkward at times and he seems uncomfortable and doesn't really have much of a range. He's not even in the same league as the other regulars on the show.
There are some hideous clothes in this one, like the light blue outfit Jaclyn Smith is wearing in the scene in her apartment, the red and blue striped shirt with the white collar Bruce Fairbairn is wearing in the same scene and the black shorts Webster is wearing in his apartment.
There are several nice shootouts and a good action scene at the end.
Despite Bruce Fairbairn's poor performance, this is still a pretty good episode due to Jaclyn Smith's performance and the action scenes.
Jaclyn Smith is really good as Judy March, the woman who comes on to Owens in order to try to get him to reveal when the heroin will be moved. However, Bruce Fairbairn is not so good as he's wooden and speaks in a monotone and has no chemistry with March. His acting is just awkward at times and he seems uncomfortable and doesn't really have much of a range. He's not even in the same league as the other regulars on the show.
There are some hideous clothes in this one, like the light blue outfit Jaclyn Smith is wearing in the scene in her apartment, the red and blue striped shirt with the white collar Bruce Fairbairn is wearing in the same scene and the black shorts Webster is wearing in his apartment.
There are several nice shootouts and a good action scene at the end.
Despite Bruce Fairbairn's poor performance, this is still a pretty good episode due to Jaclyn Smith's performance and the action scenes.