By
sheer luck, I came upon two Gargoyle videos at Suncoast
and one of them had "Deadly Force" on it. I thought I would
never get to see this episode. A strong morale tale about
guns; a loving, intact family; a bad guy who doesn't do
the bad deed; good guy(s) who go almost too far; and no
one really gets what they want in a material sense. On the
other hand, Elisa's life is saved, but the series is daring
on how close they take it her to death. By doing so, the
characters are forced beyond their normal boundaries. And
it also has my second favorite E & G scene that is right
after Broadway admits he shot Elisa. Goliath moves away
with Broadway, but Elisa stops him and he brushes her hair
and tells her that she is safe and to get some rest. I love
that scene. It is so subtle, but it conveys so much. It's
really a shame that Toon Disney doesn't show this episode.
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