There is a spark between Jim and Royalty. Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs gives a human side to Jim who has to investigate an attempted murder case. What I like is how every day Jim does not fit in with the elite. There is some snobbery, social circles etc, mixed in with Jim's blue collar contrast with Jim's father and Angel. Good humor by the informant Angel. What one experience with all the pomp, hype, and snobbery the elite are hiding the same insecurities, tribalism, and rage of elite society. Same human condition but different worries. The old saying the Devil just changes his tactics when life changes. There is a few story twists, but a surprise ending. A human tragic ending. One can have everything, but nothing. A memorable episode. 7 out of 10 stars. Can watch this episode over and over.
Review of Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs
