Two of a Kind begins (and continues) on the slow side, with some pretty mediocre dialogue, but evolves to a highly suspenseful and exciting climax.  Martha Greenhouse plays the role of the unbalanced and overbearing aunt, fresh from the sanitarium, very well.  None of the characters in Henry Slesar’s story are particularly likeable, which prohibits the episode from being a favorite.  Early banal and poorly acted scheming between Russell Horton and Kristoffer Tabori are balanced by an above-average climax that is worth waiting for.  Two of a Kind gets an average 3 of 5 stars.  JUROR #4