Elements of this episode work, but very few. For the most part, however, this episode surrenders any attempt at being intelligent in favor of sub-standard DRAMA. Danson and Shue are poor substitutes for Peterson and Hergenberger. DB is too weak a character and personality to carry leading this team. Shue's character displays a consistently remarkable lack of judgement or decision making skills. Again, this is not for the sake of the characters, but for the sake of creating fake drama.
Don't count on a satisfying resolution to the so-called cliff-hangers. You've probably written a better one in your heads in the last 10 seconds while reading this review.
Honestly, the writers of this episode and the next one need to go back to school.