"Mr. Lee"

Episode aired Feb 6, 1999
TV-14

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7.7/10

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Mia Korf, Pamela Gidley, and James Hong in The Pretender (1996)

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In this clip show, a blind mystery man called Mr. Lee interviews seven people whose lives Jarrod had touched in the past for better or worse in order to find him. Parker and her team try to ... Read allIn this clip show, a blind mystery man called Mr. Lee interviews seven people whose lives Jarrod had touched in the past for better or worse in order to find him. Parker and her team try to find out who Mr. Lee is working for.In this clip show, a blind mystery man called Mr. Lee interviews seven people whose lives Jarrod had touched in the past for better or worse in order to find him. Parker and her team try to find out who Mr. Lee is working for.

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One good actor can overcome a lame script

My usual disdain for "clip shows" - when the weekly plot is merely a wraparound for snippets from earlier episodes - was ameliorated in this case by its guest star. A new player is building a profile of Jarod by interviewing a bunch of people he'd helped. The idea is to predict Jarod's next candidate for his help to catch him in the act. This rehash would have sucked but for the gravitas of veteran James Hong as a blind genius running this new effort. His role borders on caricature, but the old pro pulls it off in fine style. Were this a baseball game, Hong would have earned the Save.

Goofs
Seconds after it lands, the helicopter's rotor blades are either only slowly rotating or have stopped rotating in various shots. A helicopter is designed so that the rotor blades keep spinning for several minutes after the engine stops.