There are some very interesting points made in the discussion/review of this show. After listening, I agree that Boris Karloff would have been a great choice.

I was also disappointed that Wolfe wasn't made to suffer. The story creates Cameron Fergis (sp?) as a character who is an honorable decent man that has been tricked into doing dishonorable things. His attempts at clearing his conscience (i.e. warning Jeanne about what kind of man Wolfe is, leaving his "studies", has a conscience all these years concerning what he has played a part in, and again refusing to take money when he encounters Wolfe), make me believe that if he ever got the chance to meet Wolfe again, he would make him suffer in some way. At the very least, I was hoping Fergis would buy Wolfe a drink and slip in a little something. This is one of those episodes where the ending either makes or breaks the story.

On another point, I couldn't feel bad about what happened to Jeanne. The way the story played out, I felt she was gold digging for whoever made the "Doctor" title first. If Cameron was supposed to be such an intelligent guy, I had a hard time swallowing the notion that he didn't see this either.