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Yeah, this was a rip-off of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

That entire ep was just plain ludicrous. I don't understand why CC is so fixated on transgendered dead people. When handled well, they've turned in at least one great ep (the 1920's bootlegging lesbos) but this one was just plain stupid.

And also illustrates how awful this series is to Philly cops prior to 2000. Of course they would've known that dead chick had suffocated before being plopped in the river.

I liked how bullet bra bitch on wheels came out in the end via womens lib, though.

By the way, are bullet bras still sold these days? Pics appreciated everso.


Tonight's ep with nice guy serial rapist? This seriously offended me.

I was in college at the time. I would've been a sopohomore when these seniors were graduating, but FUCK!!! We knew about date rape. We knew no means no. And we sure as hell would have known how to circulate rumors that a certain sumbitch had been getting too aggressive with the chicks and shut him down.

What pisses me off worst it is that the authorities at the time took this stuff seriously. I was in student council. By 1980, the whole "bitch was asking for it" defense had been resigned to the last resort doghouse. I know of some serious prosecutions at the time for this kind of crap. The phrase date rape might not have been coined by then, but that guy's crimes would've been exposed long before he got a shot at any victim past his fourth.

Plus, we were the generation first encountering Simplex 1, later Simplex 4, and finally this strange new wrinkle called "AIDS" or sormething like that.

There is absolutely no chance a serial rapist could've operated on a US campus in that time and CC should be ashamed for saying so.



OOOH and this business of the boss taking Scottie's 30 day suspension? Bullshit from start to finish.

Yeah the soundtrack was pretty cool during that ep.

Anybody see the Japanese internment camp ep last night?

Outstanding CC. Terrific job on their part recreating that inexcusable chapter in the country's history. The murder itself made no sense whatsoever -- just how did a boyhood friend become the kid's commanding officer, and then go from being an officer in the 442nd (which is a real life uint -- those guys were awesome!) to fighting in the Pacific? The coincidences to one side, that just wouldn't have happened.

Still, I thought the subject was handled as well as I've ever seen it addressed.

Is this it for fresh CC eps or are we tied up until the strike's over?

They're about to sneak a new ep up on us tonight.