This is one of the most touching episodes, especially toward the end.
SPOILERS AHEAD.............
Tess, who has not appeared in the third season yet, makes an appearance, with her baby. Naturally she is not welcomed by anyone. Everyone knows that she killed Alex, and she killed numerous people on the airbase when she arrived, which has exposed the rest of them and created danger.
Max & Isabel's secret is finally out and their parents are trying to handle this. Isabel is being pulled in all directions and having a tough time. Good job by Katherine Heigl. Max & Liz have been back together since the end of the previous season, but Tess's memory (her relationship with Max) is not completely erased from Liz's mind.
The acting is very good in this episode. It's a well told story. In the end, Max has his son, but it is too dangerous to keep him with Max. In the most emotional moment, he gives up the baby for adoption. Jason Behr (Max) does a great job displaying his various emotions, particularly when he finally lets go of his son. His chemistry with Liz (Shiri Appleby) is as good as always, but his emotions as a father are even better played.
SPOILERS AHEAD.............
Tess, who has not appeared in the third season yet, makes an appearance, with her baby. Naturally she is not welcomed by anyone. Everyone knows that she killed Alex, and she killed numerous people on the airbase when she arrived, which has exposed the rest of them and created danger.
Max & Isabel's secret is finally out and their parents are trying to handle this. Isabel is being pulled in all directions and having a tough time. Good job by Katherine Heigl. Max & Liz have been back together since the end of the previous season, but Tess's memory (her relationship with Max) is not completely erased from Liz's mind.
The acting is very good in this episode. It's a well told story. In the end, Max has his son, but it is too dangerous to keep him with Max. In the most emotional moment, he gives up the baby for adoption. Jason Behr (Max) does a great job displaying his various emotions, particularly when he finally lets go of his son. His chemistry with Liz (Shiri Appleby) is as good as always, but his emotions as a father are even better played.