Not to spoil anything, but we laughed hard during this episode. It still vacillates between the zaniness for which the leads are known and the deep introspection and pain that each character has gradually reveals, but the comedy crystallizes really well this episode. There is less art here, and I think they perhaps tipped their hand too far in that direction during the first episode if they weren't going to sustain it, but that's not to criticize this episode.
Review of To Protect and Serve
