There is no crossing him twice.
The last time Virgil Tibbs had a day like this was "In The Heat Of The Night"
A sly tale of blackmail about a beauty and her boss!
Two soldiers of fortune matching wits and guns against the armies of two nations!
If you miss the first five minutes, you miss one suicide, two executions, one seduction, and the key to the plot.
"Why do we listen to them? Why do we fight their wars for them?"
Love happens when you least expect it. Even when it's not yours to have.