A good episode, with some difficult cases. I mean, none of the cases are sunshine and rainbows, but ones involving child abuse hit harder, and then there was the case of a man killing his terminally ill wife. Her request, but still against the law. Their schizophrenic son saw it and is traumatised. The acting from all parties is brilliant.
Clark comes clean to Sipowicz about the situation with his dad, and they figure out a plan, with an assist from Martens, who seems like a decent IAB cop.
It's a busy episode in the personal lives of the squad: Rodriguez makes a startling discovery about his ex wife/current girlfriend, Sipowicz is nervous about moving in with McDowell (John Irvin is subletting his apartment) particularly relating to his fish tank and Clark has the ongoing issues with his dad to work through.
Clark comes clean to Sipowicz about the situation with his dad, and they figure out a plan, with an assist from Martens, who seems like a decent IAB cop.
It's a busy episode in the personal lives of the squad: Rodriguez makes a startling discovery about his ex wife/current girlfriend, Sipowicz is nervous about moving in with McDowell (John Irvin is subletting his apartment) particularly relating to his fish tank and Clark has the ongoing issues with his dad to work through.