“What if I didn’t do enough to save Nat?” Malcolm worries. Then later, Dani tries to get him to open up again, and he begins to. “Trauma doesn’t just disappear because you want it to,” she says. (It’s a result of sustaining a head injury on the job.)įirst, the two share a moment as she tries to get him to open up about the trauma of not being able to save the killer from falling to her death in the previous episode. And it seems like he’s about to take a step towards making that a reality in this episode, only for a hallucination of his father, Martin, to interfere. “You reek of sin.” And he begins to sing “Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord).” (Thank you, Prodigal Son.)Įarlier this season, in Malcolm’s dream, he and Detective Dani Powell ( Aurora Perrineau) were together.
And Friar Pete ( Christian Borle) knows exactly what happened when she joins him on the elevator later. That doesn’t stop her from undoing his pants. “You deserve someone who can help you make your dreams come true. Capshaw,” he tells her, but while she’s now more attracted to him, he tries to push her away. She wanted what he had, but things fell apart for her when she started her residency. “No, it’s what true crime podcasts are made of,” she corrects him.īut later, after she’s had orderlies strap him down to a bed, she admits that they’ve met before - when he spoke at her medical school in ’95 at the height of his career. She sees it as a mistake, but he argues that their “electricity” is “what all great love affairs are made of.” “I cannot stop thinking about the other night,” he says when he sees her for the first time on-screen since their kiss. And after Episode 8 ended with her going to his cell and the two sharing a kiss, they go one step further this week.
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The only problem? One is the serial killer known as the Surgeon, Martin Whitly ( Michael Sheen), and the other is Claremont Psychiatric’s doctor, Vivian Capshaw ( Catherine Zeta-Jones). Two doctors have been bonding in an infirmary lately.
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