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Cast and CrewDavid Boreanez as AngelAlexis Denisof as Wesley Wyndham-Pryce J. August Richards as Charles Gunn Amy Acker as Fred Burkle Andy Hallett as Lorne James Marsters as Spike Mercedes McNab as Harmony Written by Sarah Fain & Elizabeth Craft. Directed by Vern Gillum. Original AirdateHarm's Way originally aired on January 14, 2004.SynopsisHarmony's feelings of rejection are somewhat allayed by finding a man in a bar. High PointHarmony's last line. Low PointA right biter? You'd think they'd all learn to go for the juggular. The ReviewThis is a new plotline for this series, even if it has shown up on other shows. It still scores well for originality, since none of the other shows with this plot have been quite this comedic. (Apart from The Trouble With Harry, I can't think of anything similar, and even that had distinct differences.) I give it 5 out of 6. The effects were mostly stunts and vamping out this week, apart from the single battle scene. Once again, the effects were well done, if unoriginal. I give it 5 out of 6. The story, apart from that one piece of evidence which doesn't sit quite right with me, was well done. Well, that and the complete lack of remaining evidence at the end. I give it 4 out of 6. The acting from Mercedes McNab was better than it usually is, and David Boreanaz (not to mention his more capable castmates) was a very minor character. I give it 5 out of 6. The emotional response this produced was usually good. I'd have preferred to have had enough information to actually solve the puzzle, rather than have the solution handed to us. I give it 4 out of 6. The production was Mutant Enemy. What else needs said? I give it 5 out of 6. Overall, it's a nice episode, but I was hoping the first episode back from the break would have more to do with the end of the last episode before the break than this one did. I give it 4 out of 6. In total, Harm's Way receives 32 out of 42.
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