I gave this show a 3 even though it should be a 3.5

On my scale, I gave it a seven, which I use when I enjoy a show, but nothing really jumps out at me.

Our story is pretty linear. It moves from beginning to end with nary a twist. The irony of our hero working to free the man that disabled him could have been played up just a little more.

However, the main character is is interesting, well developed, and well played by Fred Gwynne. He is not overtly bitter like the hero in "The Deadly Blind Man's Bluff". He is much more complex, dealing with his adversity as it was dealt to him.

Nice pick.