I figured out where this one was going in the second act. However, I did not know how it would end.

The story was well paced, with no extraneous dialogue or lilted subplots. There was a minor subplot (his money troubles and his over-spending wife) that fed the main plot nicely.

Howard DaSilva was one of the finest performers on the show. His departure left a real hole that they were never able to fill. He and Leon Janny had the two most distinctive voices on the show.