A man's attractive mistress tells him she will handle the killing of his wife, but he wants to hire someone to do it, and a miscommunication results.A man's attractive mistress tells him she will handle the killing of his wife, but he wants to hire someone to do it, and a miscommunication results.A man's attractive mistress tells him she will handle the killing of his wife, but he wants to hire someone to do it, and a miscommunication results.
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Mark Miller (who passed in 2022 at the age of 98) plays a business executive who apparently owes everything to his wealthy wife -- who owns the company. If he divorces her he's in the street, but does he have enough nerve to kill her?
Naturally, Mark also has a beautiful neighbor and mistress called Margo, played by Patricia Breslin, best in these type of roles. Margo seems to be cut from the same cloth as Mark, and perhaps, she can help him out of his predicament.
Broadway actress Vivienne Segal, who appeared in a few other episodes, is also quite good as Mark's seemingly doomed wife, Clara. And you really feel sorry for her.
A fabulous episode you have to see through, and with another OUTRAGEOUS ending. Credit writer John T. Kelley, who wrote two episodes for Hitch, later co- writer for PLANET OF THE APES (1968).
Note; recordings of the famous hit "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" originally sung by Segal on stage were discovered by researchers, making her a part of music history. She passed in 1992 at age 95.
SEASON 7 EPISODE 24. Remastered.
All seven seasons are now on dvd in a single box set. Released 2022.
This is a very good and creepy episode...one where there's a welcome twist. See the show and see exactly how and why their plans go awry. I'd say more, but really don't want to ruin the 'fun'!
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- GoofsAfter Margo poisons Clara's tea, making it nearly overflow, the fluid level in the cup has changed when Clara is handed the cup.
- Quotes
[introduction]
Self - Host: Good evening, fellow tourists. The first item on today's schedule is a stop at Buckingham Palace for a view of the historic changing of the guard.
[turns to see a tourist with a British guard]
Self - Host: The gentleman performing the gymnastics is a Mr. Wedgely of Topper, Iowa. Mr. Wedgely is engaging in one of the favorite tourist's sports. He's trying to make the stern-looking guardsman smile. In fact, Mr. Wedgely has made a small wager with me that --
[a gunshot is heard followed by a thud; the guardsman has killed Mr. Wedgely]
Self - Host: I'm afraid that wasn't quite what Mr. Wedgely had in mind. On second thought, I believe he did win his bet with me. For I now see just the hint of a smile on the guardsman's face. Originally, our tour schedule provided for one minute of free time at this point. But because of this incident, I think a brief eulogy would be appropriate.
- SoundtracksFuneral March of a Marionette
Written by Charles Gounod
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- 30m
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- 1.33 : 1