The scenes taking place in New Orleans is rather dull, with Rudy seeking out Charles Estep's former secretary who has all the information to drop him... her turnout was too predictable...
Meanwhile Billy's rise to record company owner isn't all it's cracked up to be... But he gets to take Ramona on a date and they go all the way... She keeps cheating on Wesley and it was a more intriguing love triangle as it was setting up... at this point it's a bit redundant...
The best moments take place where Russell Johnson arrests Falconetti... he's locked up and William Smith displays the vulnerable side to the psychotic character, one of the craziest in the history of television... Wish more of the episode centered on this without all the melodrama... William Smith is by far the best thing in Book Two...
Meanwhile Billy's rise to record company owner isn't all it's cracked up to be... But he gets to take Ramona on a date and they go all the way... She keeps cheating on Wesley and it was a more intriguing love triangle as it was setting up... at this point it's a bit redundant...
The best moments take place where Russell Johnson arrests Falconetti... he's locked up and William Smith displays the vulnerable side to the psychotic character, one of the craziest in the history of television... Wish more of the episode centered on this without all the melodrama... William Smith is by far the best thing in Book Two...
