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(17:16) Mr. Donahue needs his sleep!
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41-04-23 Sleep Tight, Mr. Donahue
“Vic and Sade” was written by Paul Rhymer.
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I don’t understand the prevailing attitude toward this episode, that it’s subpar. It may be my very favorite. It explores the relationship between Vic and Rush in a fascinating way, in that there are certain areas that they share a sensibility that only arises in the absence of Sade.
The rhythm of their conversation is uncanny, and punctuated as it is with the “hello”s of the passing characters, there’s a truth to this episode that makes it quite special. A subtle masterpiece.
Comment by Ed Bode — April 11, 2021 @ 10:27 pm