WOW, I have always thought that David Carradine was quite handsome, but here he's just ON FIRE! SO young, too. DANG!!!!Anyhow, the first twist was pretty cheesy - she lives and all is well(!), but I liked the part with the boat at the very end. More Hitchcockian.VERY good episode with many possible suspects, and a satisfying conclusion.

Pleasantly crafted and performed, liked AH is famous for. This episode has the additional treats of both an eerie mood, created almost solely by shot framing, and a young, rather creepy David Carradine. Supenseful and somewhat light at the same time, with an unexpected ending. Truly the master!Pay no attention to the idiotic, myopic review submitted by Mr. Robinson. Don't know what he was watching, but he obviously just used this venue to vent about his unrelated issues with De Palma.

he also passed this mentality down to brian de palma. brian de palma never met a woman that he didn't want to see physically and psychologically tortured on screen.de palma was originally considered to direct the original stepford wives and if he had directed it, katherine ross would have received an even more grisly and unseemly fate.look what de palma did to jennifer salt in sisters not to mention what he did to sissy spacek in carrie and deborah shelton in body double. how the hell did he think that seeing an innocent woman drilled in the head by a psychopath would be entertainment. oh, that's right, de palma is the same guy who gleefully and pornographically saw to it that gorgeous angie dickenson was razored to shreds in dressed to kill. yeah, hitchcock passed down a grisly legacy of misogyny to other directors.