There is more exposition here than serious plot implications, although that's a bit understated. Cooperman marches to his own drummer and likes to pull strings. He expels the insufferable (but attractive) virago and replaces her with the innocent stuttering, inexperienced female lawyer. As a matter of fact, the place is filled with attractive woman lawyers. We finally get a glimpse of the seriousness of what was going on aboard that boat. We are introduced to an engineer who lets McBride know what the substance is that was found on the other boat after the explosion. There are so many sick things going on here. Billy needs to establish that the dead man was not suicidal and he confronts the priest who has not been cooperative. The episode ends with quite a startling event. Let's see where this takes us as it relates to the case.
Review of It's Donald
