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This episode has taugth us that as long the cause is good enough torture is OK, kidnapping and stealing bone-marrow is OK and lying to prisoners regarding deals is OK.

I had higher expectations to a show with Arnold, a show that was supposed to be old school (+ some modern sensitivites) and until this episode the show delivered.

They could have come up with a more clever way to make the biological father donate bone marrow. And what kind of start did they have by treathening him and calling him a sperm donor? Whas that supposed to appeal to his paternal instincts?

Perhaps later episodes will show the consequences this should get, we se Arnolds ex-wife watching the video.

I am not sure what is worst or more unbelievable in this horrific episode... CIA using paid torture on US soil or allowing for agent's personal reasons?

And let's say the cause justifies the means (it does not), what about the procedure taking place in an non-sterile unhealthy room by a non medical person?

And which hospital would accept this transplant of unknown origin taken in unknown conditions? NONE.

And now let's talk about the ethic part of this.

So according to this tv show, anyone is justified to kidnap a donor, mutilate him in order to save his beloved sick person. Especially if the kidnapper is a CIA agent and does it by abusing his power and on top of that with the help of the Agency.

Fantastic moral code. The law of the jungle.

I have no problem with brainless action, but dear Arnold I thought you were better than this.

It seems you are not.