‘The Summer People’ solidifies writer Bob Juhren’s position as a master of the Twilight Zone-style “reveal.â€  Similar to other great episodes by Juhren, ‘Garden of the Moon’ and ‘Devil’s Boutique,’ People simmers with decent dialogue and character development as it revs up a seemingly mundane story, in this case that of a young but bored married couple (played by the always fantastic Tony Roberts along with Grace Matthews) seeking a relaxing summer get-away, into a twisted and bizarre fight for life.  As opposed to a similar story about a small town with something to hide in Fielden Farrington’s ‘The Colony,’ this story – as many of Juhren’s – doesn’t end well for the main characters.  Jennifer Harmon plays the kindly old inn-keeper for which the listener develops a deep-seated and well-deserved hatred (similar to the antagonist character in The Colony, played by Frances Sternhagen – can you tell I love The Colony?).  A slightly slow pace and obviousness to the plot caused me to give only three out of five stars to The Summer People; but definitely worth a listen – Juror #4. 