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What amount of money would you be willing to bet that Forever Knight handles an episode centered around the Vietnam-American war poorly? Well it's a fool's errand, because against all reason, against all common sense, they somehow make a pretty good episode out of it?

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Good Evening Vietnam- Forever Knight-A-Thon S02E11

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Alexander

That’s Clark Johnson, aka Meldrick Lewis from “Homicide: Life on the Streets”. After “The Wire” (created by David Simon, author of the book “Homicide” was based on), “Homicide” is probably the greatest cop show in history. Imagine if this had been a “Forever Knight”/“Homicide” crossover! Munch and Schanke!

Hyla Tracy

Those kids learned the invaluable lesson to always--ALWAYS!--live in fear of being swooped down upon by Batman.

Cerulean Serpent

Oh man I loved this episode, Von Flores was great in it! He also starred in Earth Final Conflict in the 90s, great actor!

DegenCat

I threw this in the Youtube comments but it wound up hidden (I assume by the YT algorithm for what are in retrospect obvious reasons) but I really appreciated how the image of the Vampire going into the sun when his quest for vengeance was complete mirrors that famous image of Thích Quảng Đức's protest against the American-backed South Vietnamese government's discriminatory policies toward the Buddhist majority.