Anywho, you have an unsympathetic victim and a weird murder plot. And then you have a shoehorned secondary bomb plot that likely only existed to pad run time. Which is a shame, since, absent the bomb, the episode might have something a little more nuanced to say about mental illness.
Alec wakes up in the hospital. Becca Fisher is there. She says she found him on the floor of his hotel room and called an ambulance, telling them that she was his wife so they'd let her come along. Alec begs her not to tell anyone of his episode, fearful that they will take him off the case if they find out.
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Seriously this show could be one of my all-time faves! I just love Chummy. I can't tell you how hard I laughed when Sister Evangalina manhandled both Chummy and Noakes and MADE a date for them. The best! This episode has probably been the most touching especially since I cried and it wasn't even over a main character LOL! They do such a good job making this show interesting week after week. I'm glad there's a series 2 in the works!xoxo,Renee
See becomes more intriguing with the release of episode four, "The River." I still have major issues with how blindness is handled. The latest example, Baba Voss (Jason Momoa) builds a raft the Swiss Family Robinson couldn't construct on their best day. It's impossible to do this without sight, but I guess willing suspension of disbelief has to be kicked into overdrive to truly enjoy the show. Thankfully "The River" takes an unexpected plot turn when Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks) takes the show in a different direction.
Here's a quick recap of See episodes one through three. See takes place in a dystopian future where humans have been blind for generations. The evil Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks), leader of the Payans, has dispatched an army of Witchfinders to find twins born with the ability to see. They are the children of a prophet with sight and her ex-lover, Jerlamarel (Joshua Henry). The twins were raised by Baba Voss, leader of an Alkenny village, who married their mother, Maghra (Hera Hilmar), when she was pregnant. The twins, Kofun (Archie Madekwe) and Haniwa (Nesta Cooper), grow from infants to teenagers. At the end of episode three, the Witchfinder general, Tamacti Jun (Christian Camargo), has found the secret Alkenny refuge.
The River wipes out the Payans at the dam and the Alkenny villagers. The show has whittled down to the primary characters. Queen Kane has gotten off the bench and decided to get in the game. Who took the weapons and Maghra's pouch? How were they not detected, especially by the twins. See has not had a supernatural element, but the plot is still wide open. I am curious where the journey takes them. Episode four was the first in the series to gain traction. At this point, I'll just have to accept the blind premise completely without quibbling. See episodes premiere every Friday on Apple TV+.
So where were we? When last we spoke of the events of season 1, Bill was hosting a vampire orgy at his house, Lafayette was conning Jason into a little on-camera dance off, and Sookie discovered the murdered body of her co-worker and sometimes paramour of her brother, Dawn. This episode picks up right where the last left off, mid-Sookie screaming. Jason shows up suddenly behind her, shocked as only a box of hair can be. No, Dawn is not all right, Jason. That is not what all right looks like.
Throughout the episode, their relationship progresses, until Beverly (played by Jo Enright) reveals to Brian that she works for the DSS and was sent to investigate him for fraudulent disability claims. Despite Beverly's assertions that her feelings for him are genuine, Brian ends the relationship. Elsewhere, Paddy strikes up a relationship with Holy Mary's daughter Mary. The audition at the end of the episode is a man jumping around to 'nellie the elephant' wearing little more than a Macintosh and a soft toy of an elephant's trunk over his genitals.
The episode opens with Brian being woken up in the middle of the night with a phone call from a man claiming to be Mixu Paatelainen from the Bolton Coroner's Office. Paatelainen informs Brian that his club had burnt down and that they had found a body. Brian comes to the conclusion that the body is that of Jerry, who had locked up that night. It is quickly revealed that this is a prank call by Max and Paddy. Max, playing the role of Paatelainen, asks Brain if Jerry had false teeth, which suddenly confuses Brian. Unable to keep it together, Max and Paddy burst out laughing, revealing the nature of the call. Max puts the phone down and, drunk, they both stagger away, laughing.
In this episode we will explore why communication can be challenging with those with cognitive impairment and look at some strategies that can be used to work around it to make interactions easier and more meaningful for all involved.
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