Interesting episode. Curtis Peck is an imitation of the young Orson Welles, well acted by an almost unknown interpreter. The atmosphere, the twists in the script, even the music, remind us of the old sixties series The Invaders.
The part where Shawn is torn between being a politician to oppose Jordan Collier, or continuing his healing work at the Center he has opened, thus changing the image of the 4400, becomes a subplot in this chapter.
Joel Gretsch seems a bit disconnected here, Jacqueline McKenzie beautiful, bold and compelling as ever, and Billy Campbell well in his messiah role. Mahershalá Ali is missed this season.
The part where Shawn is torn between being a politician to oppose Jordan Collier, or continuing his healing work at the Center he has opened, thus changing the image of the 4400, becomes a subplot in this chapter.
Joel Gretsch seems a bit disconnected here, Jacqueline McKenzie beautiful, bold and compelling as ever, and Billy Campbell well in his messiah role. Mahershalá Ali is missed this season.