Could this be the worst episode ever??!!
There are many things I enjoy about old TV, seeing actors in their green years and being reminded of childhood memories from the old vehicles and location shots.
This episode is shot inordinately on the cheesiest sets in Hollywood. The plot is a mélange of all the worst clichés ever committed to film. The 3 heinous delinquents that terrorize Kimball and Mrs. Lt. Girard are reason enough to fast forward to the next scene.
I remember when 'The Fugitive' ran in the afternoon on A&E network. I've been wanting to see the episode with the shot of the train full of Santa Fe Refrigerated Express cars with the blue doors and icicles painted on them. I'm going to have to be more selective in my disc selection, I don't think I can take to many more of these.
There are many things I enjoy about old TV, seeing actors in their green years and being reminded of childhood memories from the old vehicles and location shots.
This episode is shot inordinately on the cheesiest sets in Hollywood. The plot is a mélange of all the worst clichés ever committed to film. The 3 heinous delinquents that terrorize Kimball and Mrs. Lt. Girard are reason enough to fast forward to the next scene.
I remember when 'The Fugitive' ran in the afternoon on A&E network. I've been wanting to see the episode with the shot of the train full of Santa Fe Refrigerated Express cars with the blue doors and icicles painted on them. I'm going to have to be more selective in my disc selection, I don't think I can take to many more of these.