Poor Bosco - he has had a rough couple of months. First the trauma of 9/11, then getting shot in the line of duty, getting taken hostage by his friend - the Emergency Response Team member, and then finaly losing his partner in a horrific shootout. All that trauma is finally catching up with him - he is experiencing panic attacks and is ashamed of himself and reluctant to ask for help. Once again Jason Wiles does an excellent job of showing the inner conflict Bosco is facing. And Molly Price does a great job of her internal conflict of trying to be supportive of Bosco, and also of her husband. The writers and actors do a terrific job of depicting what so many officers were facing in the months following 9/11.
The side story of Carlos and his attempts to take care of his child Kylie is good. Up to this point, Carlos has been a character that is hard to like. He is a good paramedic, but his attitude towards women, and people in general has been really annoying. We are now seeing a deeper side of Carlos, as he tries to do right by his daughter.
The side story of Carlos and his attempts to take care of his child Kylie is good. Up to this point, Carlos has been a character that is hard to like. He is a good paramedic, but his attitude towards women, and people in general has been really annoying. We are now seeing a deeper side of Carlos, as he tries to do right by his daughter.
