"Counterploy" is an okay episode of "Petrocelli". I say okay because the solution to the crime that Petrocelli presents at the end of the show seemed overly complicated and it comes from out of no where.
When the story begins, John Deiman has been arrested for arresting his wife's lover. However, Petrocelli is convinced that the man was set up...but by whom and why? Well, one part is pretty easy to figure out...the loving wife certainly ISN'T! So, figuring out how and why she's involved is important. But along the way, someone tries once again to kill Petrocelli. Now these attempts have occurred in MANY episodes...which makes you wonder why he doesn't carry a gun or have a body guard!
So why wasn't I all that impressed by this one? Well, the solution seemed farfetched AND you wonder how Petrocelli came up with it! Not a great episode...but enjoyable enough.
When the story begins, John Deiman has been arrested for arresting his wife's lover. However, Petrocelli is convinced that the man was set up...but by whom and why? Well, one part is pretty easy to figure out...the loving wife certainly ISN'T! So, figuring out how and why she's involved is important. But along the way, someone tries once again to kill Petrocelli. Now these attempts have occurred in MANY episodes...which makes you wonder why he doesn't carry a gun or have a body guard!
So why wasn't I all that impressed by this one? Well, the solution seemed farfetched AND you wonder how Petrocelli came up with it! Not a great episode...but enjoyable enough.
