The episode delves into the power and consequences of unbridled revenge and jealousy. A ghost reenacts a radio prank which led to his death years before. This time, Ned is the DJ who unwittingly allows it to play out.
This is the last episode in which he plays a major role. In "Slam," he was aged ten years to broaden the dramatic possibilities of the show. Apparently the producers forgot about that. He is missing from 20 of the 49 episodes he's credited in,, 10 of them in the last season. Further, the four love interests written in for him do not return in subsequent shows. As with many other characters, they just disappear, never to be seen again. Perhaps the result of a series who whole purpose was to feature the star to the exclusion of the rest of the cast.
This is the last episode in which he plays a major role. In "Slam," he was aged ten years to broaden the dramatic possibilities of the show. Apparently the producers forgot about that. He is missing from 20 of the 49 episodes he's credited in,, 10 of them in the last season. Further, the four love interests written in for him do not return in subsequent shows. As with many other characters, they just disappear, never to be seen again. Perhaps the result of a series who whole purpose was to feature the star to the exclusion of the rest of the cast.
