I remember seeing this episode when I was a kid and again later as a young adult. Now I happened upon it while bingeing some of my favorite old shows and episodes.
With global warming and high temperatures setting new records daily this was an especially timely watch of this episode.
In this episode, two ladies in an old big city walkup are the last remaining residents. The older woman is the landlady and the younger woman is an artist. All others have either died or left to find somewhere cooler, more resources or simply to be with family.
The artist always draws or paints the sun and her apartment is filled with the images of its big, bold presence as othe heat from the dun beats down on them 24 hours a day.
This could easily be very full as a black and white show featuring just 2 women on a single location throughout but it is very good and, again, timely.
With global warming and high temperatures setting new records daily this was an especially timely watch of this episode.
In this episode, two ladies in an old big city walkup are the last remaining residents. The older woman is the landlady and the younger woman is an artist. All others have either died or left to find somewhere cooler, more resources or simply to be with family.
The artist always draws or paints the sun and her apartment is filled with the images of its big, bold presence as othe heat from the dun beats down on them 24 hours a day.
This could easily be very full as a black and white show featuring just 2 women on a single location throughout but it is very good and, again, timely.