There is forgiveness and absolution and compromise. This final episode puts the clincher on the evils of the drug industry. Just about all the principle characters have weaknesses and are candidate for psychological help. We are made privy to a terrible accident, caused by a driver who was part of a study, but tested negative for any drug. Of course, there were shenanigans by those who did the testing, indicating the rich and powerful can have a field day. There's just a bit too much riding into the sunset here, but it's nice to see things wrapping up well for most everybody who is good. I don't know if a second season was ever planned but I don't think there's enough mystery to manage that. I'll wait and see.
Review of Episode #1.8
