Tightly-written and very well acted. The leads, Joan Tetzel and Scott McKay, give solid, believable performances as the bickering well-to-do couple whose lives and feelings are totally exposed when a killer on the run enters their house and holds them hostages. The back-and-forth negotiations with the killer take a sinister tone, as each debates the other on who will go with the killer and who will be left behind to be shot.
This changes their lives, for the better, with a highly satisfactory ending. Credit the veterans Tetzel and McKay with very solid performances which carry this episode.
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