Cavender Is Coming

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This light-hearted TZ episode is not only an early career part for Carol Burnett, but it is funny and (as always with Serling's Twilight Zone) contains a great moral. People who hated this episode must be some of the greatest self-loathers on the planet.

This is my favourite episode. Miss Grep is adorable as the clumsy, unemployed woman who is sent an angel to improve her lot.

This is quite different from the "usual" (for want of a better word) TZ, I love The Twilight Zone but as different as this is I love it. The main character is hilarious and likeable. This episode is more funny than out-there but is definitely my favourite.

In New York, the clumsy Agnes Grep is a simple and nice woman that loves her neighbors, but is not capable to hold an employment. The unskillful guardian angel Harmon Cavender has not earned his wings yet, and his master gives him a last chance provided he helps Agnes. But the solution Cavender to the case makes Agnes Crep unhappy, until he learns that money is not the synonym to happiness.

"Cavender Is Coming" is a silly episode of "The Twilight Zone". The jokes do not work and the episode is unfunny. The conclusion is also brainless. My vote is five.

Title (Brazil): "Um Anjo Atrapalhado" ("An Unskillful Angel")

Not sure why the previous viewer didn't like this, but I found it both funny and charming, and well performed by both Carol Burnette and Jesse White. If you were expecting a creepy or scary TZ episode, this would definitely stick in your craw, but as a comedy from a writer normally not associated with the genre, it seems quite skillful.

Jesse White, forever associated with the Maytag Repairman role, is a kind of angel who's not quite certain how to be angelic. He's read the books but never walked the walk, and his attempts to redeem Carol Burnette's life don't quite make her as happy as he thinks she ought to be. Burnette is consistently excellent in this episode.

A good atypical episode from this series, from the same direction (the worth of conscience) but employing different means. Watch it and judge for yourself.