This episode is nothing. There's no adventure, no mystery, no intrigue, nothing of interest. It's below the series' usual standard. That's bad, because the series' usual standard is low.
When Don Alejandro's love, I can't remember her name because she is so cardboard and meaningless, dies he places her "body" on the couch, with a pillow under her head and a blanket over her torso. Then, when she's shown in close up, she's not just breathing: she's breathing heavily.
I guess the actress couldn't hold her breath for 5 seconds.
Zorro has little to do other than step in at after the bad guy shoots DA's love. Later, Diego quips that "there would be two graves here" instead of one - DA would also be dead - if Phillipe hadn't have run for Diego/Zorro.
Huh? The bad guy was deflated after he shot the woman. The fight had ended. The bad guy wouldn't have killed DA.
Awful. Awful. Awful.
When Don Alejandro's love, I can't remember her name because she is so cardboard and meaningless, dies he places her "body" on the couch, with a pillow under her head and a blanket over her torso. Then, when she's shown in close up, she's not just breathing: she's breathing heavily.
I guess the actress couldn't hold her breath for 5 seconds.
Zorro has little to do other than step in at after the bad guy shoots DA's love. Later, Diego quips that "there would be two graves here" instead of one - DA would also be dead - if Phillipe hadn't have run for Diego/Zorro.
Huh? The bad guy was deflated after he shot the woman. The fight had ended. The bad guy wouldn't have killed DA.
Awful. Awful. Awful.