I dunno. The show itself was well put together, but the story for me just never picked up. It left me quite flat. The pace was lulling... enough so that it took me four "listens" to really hear it (I kept falling asleep).

Perhaps had I been in that kind of situation, I might be able to understand better, but the whole concept of someone holding a grudge for twenty years (or whatever it was), was a stretch. Most people would have let it go and simply mourned the loss. But, I suppose it is possible, especially under these conditions.

What was a let down for me, though, was when the episode got to the part where Liz became involved. She seemed to come out of nowhere and had no real purpose to the tale. When Bill asked "How did you know I was supposed to go with Eddie?" her reply was, "Because, Bill, I have faith in you!"

She remained involved only enough to give information that Bill could have found out anyway, making the "waitress can I have a newspaper" scene near to silly. The entire discussion is disjointed... THEN Tom appears, again out of nowhere, but at least he's part of the story.

When Liz calls to warn Bill, again, the story goes silly - Bill just ignores her. Hunh? It just didn't make any sense. Why even bother putting Liz in the story at all? The character, in my opinion, didn't offer enough of a misdirection to be a good device.

Finally, when Tom slipped up and mentioned the waitress, I just rolled my eyes. I'm sorry, but that was just too easy. I didn't actually see it coming, but there was a lot of emphasis put on Myers... perhaps too much. Enough to make me realize that something else was going on.

The ending left me with a slight yawn. In the end, I felt bad for Myers, a character we barely got to know. Bill turned out to be slightly annoying in the end, and Tom became ridiculous. "I wanted us to get caught!" or "I was trying to save our lives!" If a man could hold a secret like that for twenty years, it seems odd that he'd go so puddly in the final hour.

There are episodes of Scooby Doo with more intricate plot twists and revelations.

Overall, I gave the show a 2.9. Production was very good, acting was good, but the story left me feeling like I just watched a Matlock episode.

As always, thanks and very best wishes!