Just a wild guess here...but, ummm... could it be you don\'t like Elspeth Eric?

Well, it just goes to show that all different people have all different tastes, right? That\'s what makes the world go round. For example, I\'ve always thought that \"Hickory Dickory Doom\" was one of the silliest and worst plays in the series. It\'s just another in that genre of paranoic, gateway-to-hell / possessed-by-the-devil / clueless-travelers-trapped-in-a-town-full-of-satan-worshipper stories that were so popular on TV in the mid to late 70\'s---the stories where the good guys never make it out alive. :twisted: (Heh! Heh! Heh! Prepare the sacrifice!) Since I grew up in the 70\'s, I\'ve had my fill of such stories and try to avoid them. \"The Summer People\" and \"A Ring of Roses\" are two other similar types of Mystery Theater play. I have no idea who they were written by, but I just don\'t care for them. Too frustrating and way too predictable.

But I digress. What I really wanted to write  is that I went and listened to Elspeth Eric\'s \"Star Sapphire\". Yuck. Left a bad taste in my mouth. Really disturbing and distasteful. The fact that Fred Gwynne was so darn good, so believable in his role, just made it all the more disturbingly real. Anyway, enough of all that<br>