After serving a prison sentence, a man romances the woman whose false testimony got him convicted.After serving a prison sentence, a man romances the woman whose false testimony got him convicted.After serving a prison sentence, a man romances the woman whose false testimony got him convicted.
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- The Warden
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A bit disappointing.
Howard is out walking late at night when the police stop him. Isabel Smith (Barbara Barrie) told the police she'd been sexually assaulted by someone and since it is late and Howard had no alibi, the police bring him in for questioning. During this time, the police do something very inappropriate...they bring in Isabel to identify Howard. The problem is that there was no lineup...no alternate suspects. And, in such a case an eye witness is less reliable. Regardless, Howard soon finds himself convicted of this assault and he goes to prison.
Oddly, when Howard leaves prison, he goes back to the same town where he was arrested and convicted. But it gets more strange....be begins seeing Isabel and they develop a relationship! It's hard to imagine such a situation....and you'll just have to watch the show to see what's next.
Is the episode worth seeing? Not really. It's a tough to believe plot and the ending seemed even tougher to believe. A clear miss that EASILY could have been better in so many ways when it comes to the writing...which was really disappointing.
By the way, one reviewer noted the 'anti-feminist' bent of the episode. I can understand why they'd feel that way. In one conversation, an attorney is talking with Howard and says that unattractive women like Isabel cry rape because it's a form of wish fulfillment! Freudians often felt this way back in the way...and it's a pretty nasty stereotype.
Oddly, when Howard leaves prison, he goes back to the same town where he was arrested and convicted. But it gets more strange....be begins seeing Isabel and they develop a relationship! It's hard to imagine such a situation....and you'll just have to watch the show to see what's next.
Is the episode worth seeing? Not really. It's a tough to believe plot and the ending seemed even tougher to believe. A clear miss that EASILY could have been better in so many ways when it comes to the writing...which was really disappointing.
By the way, one reviewer noted the 'anti-feminist' bent of the episode. I can understand why they'd feel that way. In one conversation, an attorney is talking with Howard and says that unattractive women like Isabel cry rape because it's a form of wish fulfillment! Freudians often felt this way back in the way...and it's a pretty nasty stereotype.
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- planktonrules
- May 30, 2021
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