I seriously don't understand the low rating review scores here! As this is a powerful episode of - as mentioned at the end by Serling - poetic justice. But to me behind it is a sad life, a life that could turn anyone over the edge, no difference to how certain abusive upbringings can cause people to be abusers of some kind or get mental illness. In this story it is both.
Oh and to the reviewer on here who says he doesn't remember John McGyver ever playing anyone pompous and abrasive. What? That was his stock and trade, that how he acted in most roles. So he absolutely suits this role too.
People are harsh on this episode as it's got a message and come up-pence and also unfortunate consequences.
Oh and to the reviewer on here who says he doesn't remember John McGyver ever playing anyone pompous and abrasive. What? That was his stock and trade, that how he acted in most roles. So he absolutely suits this role too.
People are harsh on this episode as it's got a message and come up-pence and also unfortunate consequences.