This episode was pure edge of your couch drama like I haven't experienced in a while. I don't want to give anything away. I figured out how one of the scenarios would end, based solely on history, but since quite a bit of the storylines about real people are less than accurate dramatizations, I wasn't sure that I was right. The entire series is interesting in many ways but, that aside, its worth watching the first nineteen episodes just to feel the compelling anxiety of this one. The only reason that I can imagine that this series won't be renewed is that I'm not sure how they could rise to the level of this installment and maintain the standard that they've set.
Review of The Hate That Hate Produced
