Excellent episode.

Ralph Bell is a middle-aged, public relations executive assigned to his company\'s new client, a major german automobile manufacturer. (Can you say (sic) Fahrvergnugen?)

Bell isn\'t prepared to fall in love with the firm\'s key marketing executive, a \"beautiful, glamourous, mysterious\" blond who also falls for him. She\'s intrigued by his German...very conversational and somewhat dated. She wheedles out of him the fact that he helped fly sorties over Germany during WWII, and that he ended up being a prisoner. Bell\'s character is less prepared for something worse...her brother, also a key industrialist, is a man he recognized as an SS major who tortured Bell and his mates in a stalag. He killed Bell\'s good friend, who on his deathbed during their incarceration made Bell\'s character swear that he in turn would kill the SS major who\'d made them suffer so much.

Bell spends most of the rest of the episode seeing or carrying on imaginary conversations with his dead friend, and trying to learn whether the man who is about to become his brother-in-law is really the Nazi major / tormentor from his past. Robert Dryden is the brother-in-law...excellent casting choice, as is Bell for the American executive.

Again, very good episode. 