After an unconvincing start, we find an episode with an interesting focus on Kali (for a change). As scenes alternate between her drama and Sheena/Cutter wondering what's going on, a strange feeling settles over the viewer: boredom, as we realize there really isn't much going on.
The fault is in the writing -- this episode pulls explanations and backstory out of the air, trying to build tension with out-of-nowhere plot turns, and reducing all conversation to stale TV phrases. Too bad: Margo Moorer finally gets something interesting to do, and it feels like one of those episodes you get from shows that are past their sell-by date.
Reasons to watch (at least the first half):
The fault is in the writing -- this episode pulls explanations and backstory out of the air, trying to build tension with out-of-nowhere plot turns, and reducing all conversation to stale TV phrases. Too bad: Margo Moorer finally gets something interesting to do, and it feels like one of those episodes you get from shows that are past their sell-by date.
Reasons to watch (at least the first half):
- the "Rogue" status explained here is referred to in subsequent episodes (though it's arguably better not knowing)
- Moorer's unusually central role & character backstory