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I liked him in Brotherhood of the Wolves, too. And I thought he did a very good job in, The Crow: Stairway To Heaven, a tv series based on the original Crow movie with Brandon Lee. In fact, I was very impressed with how close I thought DaCascos came to capturing both the look and essence, I guess, of Brandon's portrayal of that character.

At the end of last season, I had a conversation with a friend, who, like me, was barely hanging in there with this show. One of the things she looked forward to was Morgan becoming a regular this season. So was I. But I told her that with Morgan being a black male character who actually managed to became very popular with a lot of WD fans I fully expected TPTB to do any or of all of the following to him: 1. Make him or his storyline so boring or annoying that people will just want him to go away or not care if he gets eaten. 2. Have him do/say as many stupid/annoying/vile things necessary to get most of the viewers to HATE, HATE, HATE HIM to the point where they want him to die mostest of all. Judging by the comments I've read about him throughout the season, and especially after this episode, I would say, Mission Accomplished, to TPTB. Bravo. And hey, maybe they'll add a satisfying end to Project Character Assassination by so Lennie James can be freeeee, hopefully to be cast on a show where he'll get to play a character worthy of his talent (see: Jericho).

Somewhere in Zambia, Mama Serval: What do you mean, some humans stole my baby? Why THE HELL would humans steal my baby?! Vulture: Look, I'm telling you the truth. I saw two of 'em stompin' around, talking 'bout needin' to get ahold of a leopard. Then one of 'em spotted your kid in the bushes, got all happy and grabbed him. Then they just took off. Mama Serval: My baby IS. NOT. A. LEOPARD. Vulture: Well, you know that. And I know that. But I guess small spotted cubs all look the same to humans. Well, unless the humans are, I dunno, a safari guide or a wildlife conservationist or a veterinary forensic scientist.... Lawd, this silly, silly show. I can't wait to see what fresh nonsense they'll serve up for the finale.

Throwing in my casting suggestions for, Who's The Daddy? of Ethan, I'd be glad to see any of the following win the role: William Fichtner Clancy Brown Christopher Meloni IMO, they're all great actors with loads of screen presence. I like their voices, too.