Willis and Campbell are sent to a Russian submarine in U.S. waters to treat a sailor badly wounded during an explosion, and violent convicts injured during a prison riot descend upon Angels Memorial.
This was a really great episode that messed with several of the characters emotions and was really crazy. I loved all the parts with Willis and Campbell on the submarine and them dealing with all the mess involved with that. It was kind of cool that in the last episode in had a chunk where Willis is learning more about Campbell, and then in this episode it is more of Campbell learning about Willis. And just having the two of them working together to help the injured sailors was really nice. The twist of who the main injured sailor was I was not expecting that and the fact that the captain shot the other guy because the two doctors were helping him was a surprise. And just the fact that he shot the poor guy when they had little other to do because the other main guy was for the moment perfectly fine, so why not help the other injured people. The convicts were very interesting because there whole conflict between each other was really hard to follow. Then the main officer was nice and really well acted and I enjoyed the line of "you can't show weakness to these guys." When the one convict escaped that was a little confusing because why wouldn't they check Leanne's office because out of all the places that seemed like the closest place to hide. Then Pinkey getting angry about saving the convicts life was an okay scene but it was a little annoying to me because it is a scene that is played out in almost every medical show and I even think it might be the second time it was shown in this show so it was a little tiresome and nothing really all that new so it was a little annoying. Overall this was a really great episode and I can't wait for more.
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