Well-acted, but totally ridiculous story of an attorney on the rise whose wife, during a tennis game, wrenches her back and develops an ailment that requires a pill every two hours, or she will die. It is never explained how a back ailment can kill you, so you just keep listening. Anyway, the attorney not only feels like his career is being held back by having to get up at night every two hours to feed her a "magic" pill, he falls in love with his boss's daughter. Meanwhile, he keeps hearing voices from scenes in his life that are to come, and they're telling him that his future will be much more pleasurable without his wife, and she will be at rest. This thing will have you rolling your eyes, especially the ending, which takes a ridiculous premise and makes it a double ridiculous premise. Sam Dann was one weird writer.