I am giving this episode of Saving Hope, five points; five out of five for the first half of this episode. I always enjoy the program's content on what appear to be unusual situations, yet, are actually occurring without the public noticing. I enjoy Alex's pregnancy and not knowing who the father is, and questioning the fathering role of each of the potentials' abilities. My rating of the latter part of episode is zero out of five. Let me explain. I understand the need to have realistic family issues, multiple relationships and personal baggage. For example the situation of the gay couple having a baby was a significant event, which carries forward the issue of sexual orientation, and also the opening up of Sydney's personal life. I was surprised, disappointed and saddened though, when Maggie and Sydney begin a sexual relationship; unless, this is an experimental relationship for Maggie who could be bi-sexual. You still have an opportunity to change this negative rating by ending this sexual relationship, and instead develop the romance between Maggie and Dr. Dey. I will continue to watch the coming episodes; I enjoy the writer's interesting and informative stories, and believe there is good a chemistry with the group.
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