http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/23/K-VILLE----Critical-Mass.aspx It’s Sunday morning in New Orleans, and what’s that mean for Officers Cobb (Cole Hauser) and Boulet (Anthony Anderson)? Gunfire in a church, that’s what. Man, I missed this show last week. Anyway, our boys respond to a 911 call and find … not much happening. They go in and find the congregation doing Mass just like you’d expect, which is surprising given the gunfire. Nobody seems eager to talk, but it’s not until Cobb finds the body of the assistant deacon hidden under a tarp that the law enforcement machine gears up. Readers won’t be surprised to hear this, but there’s a complication: Boulet grew up in this church, and he knows damn near everybody there, including the priest. What’s more, Boulet appears to hold a titanic grudge, having to do with his deceased brother, and it’s coloring his actions. Evidence indicates that the killer has long since escaped, but Boulet insists on holding the congregation at the church until somebody fesses up. That’s not terribly exciting since all we have to go on is Boulet’s mounting anger at the priest and the congregants, so fortunately we have a few flashbacks to fill in the gaps. Why does Boulet blame the priest for his brother’s death? Who really shot the deacon? How the hell does Boulet manage to hold onto grudges so long? That’s like his mutant superpower or something. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/23/K-VILLE----Critical-Mass.aspx 77 60