Malaya must inform a college student that she's been raped, while Willis and Campbell argue over a terminally ill woman who wishes to die on her own terms.Malaya must inform a college student that she's been raped, while Willis and Campbell argue over a terminally ill woman who wishes to die on her own terms.Malaya must inform a college student that she's been raped, while Willis and Campbell argue over a terminally ill woman who wishes to die on her own terms.
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After a frat party gone utterly out of control, the team treats a rape victim, alleged assailant Seth Greer and heroic rescuer Justin Keller, but the injuries don't match the above casting. Angus Leighton's big brother Mike finally wakes up and thanks him for being the wise proxy their father Desmond tried to overrule. Campbell isn't amused that his terminal cancer patient seeks Willis help for euthanasia. —KGF Vissers
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Nicely done
By episode 3, I was starting to lose interest in this show, but immediately after that, it just got so good. From episode 4 and on, it just keeps getting better and better. I was saying to myself that, if the show keeps up going downhill like that in episode 3 and 1, I won't keep watching, but suddenly, wow! I mean WOW! At any time I start to lose interest in this show, it just starts to surprise me and gets so much better.
I couldn't believe what I was watching. I am a 29 year old hetero male and I never cried so much to a simple television episode. This episode was very heavy and hard to watch. It takes a lot to impress me. This episode touched me. This was one of the few magical moments you get to witness on TV. It's an overwhelming experience that will grab you so hard, you won't be able to look away from the TV. If you cry easily (and I don't), have lots and lots of tissues nearby for this one.
To the writers - keep it up like this. It's totally awesome.
I couldn't believe what I was watching. I am a 29 year old hetero male and I never cried so much to a simple television episode. This episode was very heavy and hard to watch. It takes a lot to impress me. This episode touched me. This was one of the few magical moments you get to witness on TV. It's an overwhelming experience that will grab you so hard, you won't be able to look away from the TV. If you cry easily (and I don't), have lots and lots of tissues nearby for this one.
To the writers - keep it up like this. It's totally awesome.
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- miguelgoodman
- Mar 29, 2018
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