The finale to this episode leads to all kinds of unanswered questions. There were missing and dead guys still to be accounted for, and it was pretty much proven that Alyssa Milano's character, Hannah Valesic, was responsible. So what happens next? It's not enough that her boyfriend (Jason London) made love to her to chase the alien entity out of her body. (Wait, did I really write that?) Apparently, the alien presence in Hannah fed on the sexual energy of her male targets, but only those who had lust on their minds. True love, conquering all, presumably was a turn-off for the creature that abruptly arrived on a 'meteor bullet'. "The Outer Limits" had never been this bold before in depicting more than scantily clad women, and for Alyssa Milano, baring it all didn't seem to cause her undue stress or self-consciousness. Her boyfriend's willingness to 'sacrifice' himself to save Hannah might have seemed noble, but I bet he was thinking how lucky he was not to have to wait for his wedding night.
Review of Caught in the Act
