Dick is toiling in a dark room developing pictures when he is stunned to see old pal Johnson in the background of one of them. He gets the name of the photographer and goes to see him. He's not there, but he gives a guy $2 to tell him where he is. The photographer, Howie, is a punkish yoot who gets by by blackmailing people in his pics. Dick saves him from a beating and Howie tells him that Fred is a night watchman at a chemical warehouse. Dick breaks in and they chase each other around until Johnson pushes a bunch of boxes on Kimble, which explode and cause a big fire. Good luck to Johnson getting a reference after that. Kimble is burned and blinded. He was shot 8 times, stabbed numerous times, run over, had amnesia, pneumonia, survived a train crash and lost his sense of smell during the course of the show. He suffered everything but impotence. And now he's blind! Fortunately, Dick heals like Wolverine. He's taken to a hospital where he's treated by Ted Baxter, who tells him that sometimes people regain their sight after such events. We can only hope. Meanwhile, Fred calls the cops and reports Kimble is in the hospital. Dick overhears a cop getting the message and gropes his way out of the hospital, groping a nurse on the way out. At least his record is intact of never paying a hospital bill. Dick continues his journey into seedy town, knocking over numerous trash cans along the way. He nearly gets electrocuted at a power station, which would have saved the state the trouble. He finds his way back to Howie's place, and even though Howie knows about the 10k on Dick's head, he doesn't turn him in. Dick is picked up and tells the cops to give Howie the reward, but just then his sight starts coming back, just as Dr Baxter said it might. Just one cop takes Dick out of the station, where Howie distracts him, enabling Dick to knock him out. The other cops are apparently preoccupied with coffee and donuts and don't see any of this. Howie takes Dick to a bus terminal and gives him a 10 spot as they say their goodbyes.
Review of Second Sight
