**SPOILERS** When it opens, it looks like a crew getting set for a heist. Nope, just a small combo with a pretty girl vocalist (Yvonne Craig), and they play el-cheapo lounge interpretations of bad songs. Enter #2, Karen Sharpe, who is desperate to get out of a marriage and bad divorce. Stu is hired to track her down; she stays at the same place the combo's at, and soon takes up with their guitarist. After it gets started, it lurches along, until #2 gets the business books back to her ex-huz, and leaves guitar for a phony Hollywood producer. This is the end of the episode, with guitar getting back into the combo, and 2 leaving with Hollywood.
Thing is, I don't like it; I mean, at all. Sure the guy is rich (so it appears anyway), but there's just something slimy about him and his so-called chauffeur. The brief conversation they had sounds more like "let's just use this fluff for some fun, and dump her", or worse. Like I said, I don't like it. Divorce is hard on everyone, and guys who know what to look for prey on girls just like Paula. #2's name, that is. Good luck, poor girl. Also, Stu left the room without taking the all important "books", so, well, anything goes. Of course. Stu, observant P.I. that he's supposed to be, misses all this as she leaves with the dirtbags.
Thing is, I don't like it; I mean, at all. Sure the guy is rich (so it appears anyway), but there's just something slimy about him and his so-called chauffeur. The brief conversation they had sounds more like "let's just use this fluff for some fun, and dump her", or worse. Like I said, I don't like it. Divorce is hard on everyone, and guys who know what to look for prey on girls just like Paula. #2's name, that is. Good luck, poor girl. Also, Stu left the room without taking the all important "books", so, well, anything goes. Of course. Stu, observant P.I. that he's supposed to be, misses all this as she leaves with the dirtbags.