Reviews

Hypnotic, memserizing, and more. I'm looking to see more stuff from the creators just to get more of this style of TV. I don't know if there's going to be a season 2 but if there is I'll certainly be watching.

What I found appealing about this episode is that it is ahead of it's time. Back in 1970 the character despite he is considered "mentally incompetent" is exposing truths about our environment. The character had a genuine concern for the environment and acted out inappropriately not out of disrespect for the law but concern for a real issue. The movie "erin brockovich' is similar in carrying out a message that big business and society are doing harm to ourselves and our planet by greed, consumption and excesses. Also considering most of the episode was three people talking across one little police desk without fancy camera work or special effects and held my interest for a solid half hour is certainly what I would call quality TV programming.

Though this movie was no earth shaking tour de force of filmmaking, it indeed was charming. It was lite hearted and moved quickly. It was refreshing to escape into a fantasy world that not so bogged down with typical formula crisis. It had a few touching moments and was funny without being silly, I liked it and would recommend it as a lite comedy.