Yes, you\'re absolutely right, she definitely had her good days. As a matter of fact, my favorite RMT of all time, The Transformation, was adapted by Elspeth Eric from a Mary Shelley story. However, it\'s not old Elspeth\'s usual psychological mish-mash. I think she stuck pretty closely to Shelley\'s text, so that most of the brilliance comes from Mary Shelley\'s beautiful gothic prose, plus the particularly excellent acting and production values. Still, you have to give Eric credit for knowing when not to stray from the text. (Some of RMT\'s \"modern adaptations\" of classic stories are good, but many are just abysmal mistakes.)

Unfortunately, for every gem she wrote there were at least a dozen stink-bombs. (She certainly was prolific---I\'ll give her that!) The head transplant one you mentioned is a perfect example. Actually, if you can manage to sit through them, they\'re kind of fun to listen to because they\'re so hilariously bad. :lol: (Then again, some are just plain offensive--like Star Sapphire. Ick!) For pure silliness, try also Mind Over Matthew. You can actually hear the actors trying to keep a straight face during some of the dialog. Pretty funny.<br>