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A very nice quality encode, and a show that I knew from before. Not high drama, but good drama; a simple morality play, and it accomplishes what it sets out to do.

\"The best things in life are free,\" is really quite true with perhaps only one exception. \"When you\'ve got your health you\'ve got just about everything,\" which is also very true. But it may be that sometimes attaining or regaining good health is not cheap; and that would be the point where these two truisms clash.

Avarice is one of the seven deadly ones, as EG points out. And this tale takes that theme about as far as it can go. Greek tragedy was structured around good, heroic characters who each possessed a fatal flaw, analogous to one of the seven deadly sins in many cases. Think Midas in this regard. And when the Greek characters take a fall, they fall very hard indeed, as does the RMT character in this show.

But all in all this isn\'t near the top of my favorite shows. Good certainly, but not great. Perhaps it seems a little talky, a little padded, a little lacking in action(s), and a little contrived. We can guess early on that someone will get their&nbsp;comeuppance&nbsp;by the end of the play. The way it actually does turn out is&nbsp;surprising, but in an arbitrary way; it feels like the writer could have written the last 5 minutes in five different ways, and those endings would have fit into the first 40 minutes just as well as the one we heard.

If the news update at the end of the show is accurate, then this copy was a taped rerun, since they talk about winter weather in Michigan, not generally found in the month of August.<br>