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Third Watch Season 5, Episode 4 'In Lieu of Johnson' Recap - The Oz Network TV

from The Oz Network - TV & Film Recaps · host Ben Waterworth

It's another week of Third Watch fun as we move into the 4th episode of the 5th season and review In Lieu of Johnson. Why should this episode have more of a history than it does given it started the career of such a big name actor? How can we work out the percentages of the spread of screentime between the cops, paramedics and firefighters at this point of the show? How could this episode become a trivia question in the future? How great is the dreadlocks guy this episode? Is Jimmy boss material? Is the Yokas stuff necessary or is that a relative term? How is this episode still relevant to todays society? Do we like DMX as an actor? Is it hard being a boss? How great is it to see Jimmy and Kim kiss? Why is there a huge plot hole that should be easily fixed in the writing room? Is there another plot hole element though that we can forgive? And how great is the music at the end? Don't trip on your bling bling yo yo and listen in! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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