Just catching up with this one; cool story!

There is that sexism element that often enough creeps into RMT plays; not to ignore it, but I acknowledge it and move on.

I really like the well-written aspect of who-is-it in this show. We're given three totally plausible possible villians and not until the very end do we get the answer; that's excellent. I remember in the old days, hearing live radio personalities who had to follow RMT with local news . . . complain that a particular RMT ending was too vague or unsatisfying. Not so with this episode, and I agree, Ms. Agatha would have approved of the tale; enough misdirection to keep everyone spinning along.

Actually I'm not overly impressed by EG's comments throughout this show; to me they wander too far afield and are too disconnected from the tale itself.