I was pleasantly surprised by this episode. I'm so used to being taught how to think in shows these days. I was expecting another lecturing. But it was fair, gripping and realistic. Such a shame we have now the same kind of shows, that are missing the same awareness of things. Rewatching Third Watch make me question the point in those series even. True the aesthetic of the show is very 2000s, but the storylines are still very current and relevant. And they didn't have the woke agendas to spoil everything. Season 2 starts very strong. The premiere was thrilling, and the Faith centric episode was a masterpiece. Four Days is the same, only the Doc character really got on my nerves, and I was glad his girlfriend set him straight, and how the turn of events, had him come back down to earth at the end. It was a greatly written and acted episode, like the show knew how to make them.
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