A woman arrives at a police station, distraught and confused, to confess to murder. It soon becomes clear that she does not know who she has murdered, or even who she is.
One of the lesser episodes of the Brian Clemens series. This is just not very exciting, or even very interesting. Zena Walker as the confused wife makes the most of an underdeveloped part. Richard Johnson as the crime writer husband and Donald Gee as the police detective are adequate but unimpressive. Although the plot is not predictable, in this case it's hard to sympathise with the characters or, really, to care about who (if anyone) has been murdered.
The "action" scenes at the climax and the sudden ending are particularly disappointing.
One of the lesser episodes of the Brian Clemens series. This is just not very exciting, or even very interesting. Zena Walker as the confused wife makes the most of an underdeveloped part. Richard Johnson as the crime writer husband and Donald Gee as the police detective are adequate but unimpressive. Although the plot is not predictable, in this case it's hard to sympathise with the characters or, really, to care about who (if anyone) has been murdered.
The "action" scenes at the climax and the sudden ending are particularly disappointing.