****SPOILERS**** Ice is the price that's paid in this murder mystery involving this spring chicken of a wife-some 20 years younger then her husband-Anna Harris who lost her memory which had her witness the murder of her lover Bob a guitar playing motorcyclist wearing an ice bowl instead of a crash helmet who was gunned down by her husband Victor on his way to meet her in a secret rendezvous in the woods. It's Anna's shrink or psychiatrist the very concerned Dr. Michael "Dusty" Rhodes who get to the bottom of this mystery by applying out of body or Astro-Projection science to get Anna to retrieve her memory and expose her husband Victor as her lover Bob's killer.
We also get to see Anna's befuddled brother George get into the act by helping Dr. Rhodes find the place where Victor hid the evidence of his crime the ice-house that in the end he planned to put the annoying and pesky Anna away on ice for good. Victor who wasn't all there to begin with overplayed his hand and got cold feet when it was revealed by the very astute Dr. Rhodes that he wasn't playing with a full deck and proved it by trying to knock off him, as well as Anna and her brother George,as well.
One of Rod Serling "Night Gallery" clunker of an episode that just didn't quite cut it and was released as an episode of the "Sixth Sense" series that almost nobody bothered to watch anyway. Serling a four pack a day smoker who was on his way out, he died three years later from heart failure, was still able to be resurrected by the TV & movie producers in a number of specials and feature film documentaries some four years after her death in 1975 that despite him not being around to enjoy them that turned out to be some of his best works.
We also get to see Anna's befuddled brother George get into the act by helping Dr. Rhodes find the place where Victor hid the evidence of his crime the ice-house that in the end he planned to put the annoying and pesky Anna away on ice for good. Victor who wasn't all there to begin with overplayed his hand and got cold feet when it was revealed by the very astute Dr. Rhodes that he wasn't playing with a full deck and proved it by trying to knock off him, as well as Anna and her brother George,as well.
One of Rod Serling "Night Gallery" clunker of an episode that just didn't quite cut it and was released as an episode of the "Sixth Sense" series that almost nobody bothered to watch anyway. Serling a four pack a day smoker who was on his way out, he died three years later from heart failure, was still able to be resurrected by the TV & movie producers in a number of specials and feature film documentaries some four years after her death in 1975 that despite him not being around to enjoy them that turned out to be some of his best works.
