 I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. PRO: The chemistry between the captain and the leading lady in the 2nd Act was flawless. CON: This Drama-Mystery, written by Ian Martin, is similar to Herman Melville’s novel of MOBY DICK about a man’s obsession for revenge on an animal that lives underwater. PRO: Nicknaming the shark as “The White Deathâ€ is clever. CON: If the title of this story involves a shark, why did the animal show up only in the 3rd Act? Shouldn’t the shark be introduced in the other Acts? PRO: Suspenseful music tracks including the ones played during the main character’s narrations. CON: When the characters argued and/or when the shark is mentioned in the scenes, CBSRMT should’ve used the horror tunes from Ep. #0573-THE ARTIST that would get the listeners’ heart racing. PRO: The sound effects of the seagulls, buoy, boat engine, boat horns, stumbling over the handbag, howling wind, and water splash were essential. CON: Not enough in the 3rd Act; they just repeated the same effects. PRO: E.G. Marshall’s Prologue about Man facing challenges. Plus, his Epilogue quoting Sir Francis Bacon on revenge; followed by the main character’s resolution on finding love instead of revenge. CON: His narrations in all 3 Acts were predictable; knowing he would talk about a shark’s habits. PRO: The leading actress Joan Lovejoy (as Eve Burden) who sounded delicately. CON: Michael Tolan’s Australian accent to play Captain Gunner Trent. And let’s not forget Ian Martin’s role as Jimmy who sounded a lot like Lloyd Battista. Ian Martin’s role as J.H. Burden was OK, though. A lot of PROs and CONs in this episode, but a decent one for those that enjoy Drama-Mysteries about Man VS Man, or Man VS Beast, or even Man VS Himself. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]