Ghosts of Tommy's past come back for one long conversation as Tommy is closing up Mike's bar. Tommy gets as close as he will ever get to closure with three of the most important people who were apart of his life as he starts to separate from any real happiness that is actually left on Earth. Things get extremely shaken up when Tommy is involved in a stick-up at the bar by someone he would have never have guessed.
"Iceman" begins like this, engaging and poignant, only to fizzle out when Damien talks Mike into letting him explores a burned out building. As you can already guess, the events that follow are predictable and frustrating as the fire starts up again and Damien becomes trapped. Am I supposed to feel shocked by this? Am I supposed to feel bad? Am I supposed to jump out of my seat and yell "NO! Hurry and save Damien!" Try back again later fellas; all this is a predictable and cheap pull-over on the audience. It was so stupid for Mike to let Damien into the building let me get this straight: he lets Damien walk into a burning building but he will not let him have a drink at his bar? Mike was being impeccably responsible with Damien episodes before this, why does he do a complete 180 degree turn to absolute moron again? And why would Damien be brave enough to enter into a burning building only to act like a frightened kitten when he is near flames? Give me a break.moreless





