No Robo, believe it or not it's Robert Dryden playing both parts, or actually three in this episode. That really attests to his acting ability! Ha ha.
Every time I hear him do the lines "You have to admire his injinuity in disposing of the body...Oh Thay you Do" and "Isn't it Maaarvoluis! Isn't it Devyyne" I just crack up laughing...almost as much as I laugh about the snarling slippers. He sounds alot like Charles Nelson Riely having a bad hair day...

Yet as funny as it is in spots, it IS one of the more grisly tales of the series. Alot of times you have to take these episodes in the times they were written to get the full impact. Just like Henry Slesar's "The Slave" from the 1975 Season really pusing the barriers of sex and violence, at least for a 1975 audience.

Ok. I have to say this, I really DO like some of Elspeth Eric's tales. You've got to give her credit for being able to write as well as she did coming from being an actress. Yes, some of her plots lack focus but somehow for me that adds to the magic. Sort of like hearing a conversation between people you don't know and letting your own mind sketch in the other details.