Not much to say about this episode except it is extremely powerful. And just like the 60's and early 70's, it's not completely predictable either. It's well acted and costars Jennifer Aniston as a volunteer who works at a San Diego Veteran's hospital.
Donald Bellisario keeps us in touch with the Vietnam era and continues to educate new generations about the repercussions of that nasty war and the people affected from it. I suppose "carpe diem" is a secondary theme of this episode (without giving much away about the somewhat surprising bittersweet ending that may be a tear-jerker for some.
Do yourself a favor - watch this one...then say a prayer.
Donald Bellisario keeps us in touch with the Vietnam era and continues to educate new generations about the repercussions of that nasty war and the people affected from it. I suppose "carpe diem" is a secondary theme of this episode (without giving much away about the somewhat surprising bittersweet ending that may be a tear-jerker for some.
Do yourself a favor - watch this one...then say a prayer.
