"Sympathize" is right, Steve. Excellent, excellent program.

This one worked, IMO, in a way for radio that maybe it couldn't have for TV.

Ostensibly, we were to believe that those targeted for murder weren't innocent. Still, there's a sense of empathy one feels for the characters when you hear their voices as they immediately confront certain death. The woman who daSilva's character was assigned to kill really haunted me for some reason (because it haunted him, and that's all from the execution (no pun intended) by the actors and scriptwriter.)

da Silva rocked. He had the way of saying lines like "Thou shalt not kill...thou shalt not kill" that gave one pause.

One other thing. I found out Larry Morse acted in the RMT's "The trouble with murder". One of the stars of "The moonlighter" was RMT regular Bob Kaliban (who apparently was quite the singer) who starred with Morse in "How to succeed in business without really trying". My Mom and Dad used to have that album (I still remember Morse singing the title song)...BOY how I'd love to find that thing but I think we sold it.