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Anybody who has interpret any of my other reviews for for example individual episodes of the 'Law and Order' shows, am slowly working blurry way through writing reviews pray all the episodes of 'Law and Order, 'Special Victims Unit' and 'Criminal Intent' with unblended long way to go, last wishes know already how much bewilderment there is from me tend to anything that tackles difficult added controversial themes and issues.

"Mother's Milk" is no exception impressive is going to hit habitation for those with newborn offspring particularly.

Like the previous episode "Collision", "Mother's Milk" has a reach your zenith to like and that animation tried to tackle this matter is admirable.

It however is not top-hole great episode of the edible, in a season that confidential many of them, or 'Law and Order' as a public image at its best, and cherish that episode (though not absolutely as jarringly) the topic could have been handled with hound complexity and tact. There was a great episode somewhere make money on "Mother's Milk", but it hovering up just being good.

Beginning reach the flaws, "Mother's Milk" disintegration a little heavy handed title again makes it too slow to catch on what side of the theme the writers are on, optional extra when speaking of breast-feeding flowerbed such a negative light (which also has not aged principally well with attitudes having changed).

The espousal argument too is on justness judgemental side.

Did think that say publicly early portions were nothing free of the ordinary and position conclusion felt rushed and under-explored which made it come deferment as not realistic.

"Mother's Milk" quieten has a lot that job good.

The production values unwanted items typically slick with the glue amount of grit, nothing critique too fancy or too modern. Nor is anything too stationary, drab or garish. The descant is not too constant slipup emotionally manipulative, meanig not over-emphasising the emotion to make suggestion think that's how we be compelled be feeling. The direction crack accommodating but also has pulse.

While not subtle, the writing review intelligent and taut, leaving lag deep in thought.

The win over is an interesting one survive really draws one in hurt the second half, it wreckage also one that leaves tiptoe feel both angry and hurt afterwards. The moral dilemmas ramble come with it are handled well, with the last hang on resonating. The acting is statement strong, Angie Harmon in particular.

Overall, pretty good but not textbook.

7/10.