3 Stars

A pretty good episode with some character development and an interesting storyline.

It is good to see John Glover acting again. I loved him on Smallville as Lionel Luthor. Didn't know why it was titled 3 Stars until almost the end of the film. I'm not sure about this episode. I think they are trying to modernize demonic possession through hacking and tech. Aren't demons the ultimate hackers anyway. muahhahahahahaha.

I have kept the show at arm's length for a time because I'm afraid it will start to become preachy with a Judeo-Christian foundation. The unknown is important here. In this episode there are are two significant plot elements. The first is a very successful movie producer who is hearing voices. He acts in an abusive, irrational way, confronting and firing employees over trivial actions. So we get to the matter of possession (of the Exorcist realm), and yet Kristen believes there is a rational foundation for all of this. The second plot has to do with a teenage boy charge with rape, where Townsend has attempted to convince a judge that he should be tried as an adult. This continues the battle between Townsend and Kristen for power over psychological opinions, especially in criminal matters. This is done quite well.