
I should also mention that curiosity caused me to watch tonight's episode. The recently deceased David Carradine was the episode's guest patient and though he did not speak a single word the entire episode, his performance was memorable. I am glad I took the time to watch this, as it is one of his last performances. Overall, the episode had a simple plot: Man awakes from coma but continues to live in a catatonic state, not responding to stimuli or talking, etc.; doctors try to reconnect him to the real world; doctors realize there is no real problem with him, but instead he is faking and choosing to hide within himself; Gallagher literally forces him out of where he retreated.
Maybe I caught the show on an off night. Has anyone else been watching? What are your opinions of the show? I have to admit that I hate the head zipping thing before every commercial; once at the top of the show is plenty. I also didn't like that going into the first commercial, the audience had not yet been given any hints about the path the episode was going to take - we were not introduced to the guest patient or any such dilemma that would be discussed during the show. At that point I could have easily walked away from the episode, but there was nothing else on so I stuck with it. I'm not sure I will ever again watch, but if you are a fan I would love to hear what it is about the show that makes you want to see more. Leave it here.
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