Episode Report Card Megyn: D | Grade It Now! YOU GRADE IT The Bill Of Wrongs
By Megyn | Season 4 | Episode 3 | Aired on 07.25.2000
Later, we see Mukada asking Pete if she would be willing to do this, and she flatly refuses. Mukada tries to convince her, but Sista ain't budging. Pete then asks Beecher, who is sitting in the room working, to take a folder to the doctor. Beecher delivers it and sneaks in to see Keller. Keller looks at him from the bed and again, with a serene and creepy look, says "hi" softly. Beecher says "hi" and goggles at Keller, and Claire starts in on Beecher -- why the hell is he there? She makes fun of the moment they just had and twirls her moustache with wicked glee. Keller regards her with a beatific smile.
Cut to the library, where some inmate with red hair asks to give Schilinger some information. Schilinger allows him to sit. In return, the inmate wants Schilinger to retrieve his watch from the inmate who stole it. Then he tells Schilinger that Beecher was behind reuniting Schilinger with his son. Schilinger's face totally changes to stone and he gets up to leave. His crony asks him what he plans to do, and Schilinger says, "Take the offensive." We cut to Schilinger with his son, Hank. Schilinger explains, "If I was ever hard on you growing up, it's because I had to be." Hank tells him he doesn't blame him and he understands. Schilinger tells him he has a mission for him. Hank asks how much he'll be paid. Schilinger offers one thousand dollars. Uh oh.
Beecher's playing basketball, and he's called into Glynn's office, where Sister Pete, Mukada, and Glynn are waiting for him. Pete says, "Tobias, there is no easy way to say this." Beecher breaks in, "Well then, say it!" Sister Pete continues gravely, "Your son and daughter have been kidnapped." Whew! I knew it would be bad but damn! I said damn! I thought this was a good episode and all, but I am tuckered out from all the storylines. Stay tuned for next week's episode, when we witness Beecher losing it and rocking back and forth in a pool of his own sick.