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All I can say is that Viveca Lindfors gave a most riveting performance in this episode. All eyes are on her & though not normally known for her over-the-top hamminess, Lindfors gives an over-the-top hammy performance that truly lends itself to greatness. In my humble opinion, this was an Emmy-worthy performance. All I can say is that Viveca Lindfors gave a most riveting performance in this episode. All eyes are on her & though not normally known for her over-the-top hamminess, Lindfors gives an over-the-top hammy performance that truly lends itself to greatness. In my humble opinion, this was an Emmy-worthy performance. All I can say is that Viveca Lindfors gave a most riveting performance in this episode. All eyes are on her & though not normally known for her over-the-top hamminess, Lindfors gives an over-the-top hammy performance that truly lends itself to greatness. In my humble opinion, this was an Emmy-worthy performance. Minimum character limit met.

Thanks in no small part to Academy Award Winner (East of Eden) Jo Van Fleet, Michael Landon demonstrates some genuine acting ability in this episode. The final ironic scene is probably the only time that I've ever witnessed Landon transcend his own caricature. Landon truly rose to the occasion of playing opposite Ms. Van Fleet...his performance was very moving!

Great theme...very much of its 70's time. I've only seen "No Way Out", and "The Nomads" thus far on YouTube. I remember this airing on SciFi Channel and TV Land at some point in the late 90's but missed its brief heyday (too young).