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Mysterious Ways Season 2 Episode 4

Condemned

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AIRED: 8/3/01

When a convicted murderer's execution fails, Declan investigates his miraculous survival. Meanwhile, Peggy helps the mother of the killer's victim come to terms with her bitterness and hate.

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One of the best episodes of the series, I reckon. The themes that they deal with are very serious, and very real, and they are themes that a lot of people will be able to relate to it.moreless

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By troll3y, Jul 14, 2007

Convicted murderer, Luthor Skoales, has been sentenced to death by lethal injection. With a minister, his mother and the victim's family looking on, he is strapped into the chair, and when asked for his final remarks, he coldly tells them to "just get it over with". The prison officials do just that, but the straightforward routine is made complicated, when it takes an unusually long time for Skoales' heart to stop beating. Seconds later, the unexplainable happens, when Skoales' heart suddenly restarts, and the remorseless killer opens his eyes again.

Having known the minister for a long time, Declan uses his friendship with him to visit Skoales in prison, which launches his investigation to the phenomenal event. Both the minister and Skoales' mother, a devout Christian, try to convince Skoales that the botched execution is an act of divine intervention, while Declan looks for a more rational explanation.

I really enjoyed this episode, because the storyline, the themes, and the emotions are incredibly real, which makes it very easy for the viewing audience to relate. The focus is on Skoales, the victim's family, and Dr. Fowler herself, as each of them deal with the emotions connection to the deaths of loved ones. Definitely worth watching.moreless
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Adrian Pasdar	Declan Dunn
Rae Dawn Chong	Peggy Fowler
Alisen Down	Miranda Feigelsteen

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Allan Lysell	Mr. Singleterry	Guest Star
Susan Hogan	Carol Singleterry	Guest Star
Patrick Gallagher	Decker	Guest Star

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- Superintendent: Do you have a final statement?
  Luther Skoales: Just get it over with.
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- Minister: (Regarding Skoales' mother) She's a woman of great faith.
  Luther Skoales: Yes sir, that she is.
  Minister: ...and humility, and penitence. Perhaps you'll do well to follow her example, before...
  Luther Skoales: Before what? Before it's too late? Father, I've got news for you; it was too late the minute I was born.
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