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Date Posted: 06:30:21 03/26/05 Sat
Author: Islandgirl
Subject: "Medical Investigation" (spoilers for the 3/25 ep)

I've been watching this on an occasional basis ever since it debuted in September. This was apparently the season, and possibly the series, finale. It was a good ep. I especially liked the fact that Dr. Miles McCabe (Christopher Gorham) has lost the "Luke Skywalker" haircut and now looks like a young Timothy Hutton, who was my major celeb crush in high school. Hope it comes back next season, but having the season finale in March doesn't sound promising. However, I'm glad they did at least get to a coherent stopping place, instead of being cancelled midseason like CG's last show, "Jake 2.0".

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