Lois Nettleton. I always considered Lois Nettleton as a bit of a babe in her prime. Kind of a minor star in baseball, or the 6th man in basketball. But that was before I listened to Honeymoon with Death. Listening to Lois Nettleton's voice for :30 minutes is enough to drive anyone insane, (ironic considering the plot of this episode). The only way I lasted to the end was because Lois....uuhhh...Jennifer, was put on tranquilizers to keep her quiet for the last half of the story. Then I quickly checked how many episodes that George Lowthar wrote and how many Lois starred in. 7 for Lois and a ton for George. Many more than I would have guessed considering how I felt after listening to this episode. In my humble opinion, Lois + George = 1 star out of 5. And the single star is awarded simply for being a radio drama. (Okay, Teri Keane is worth a couple of stars on her own, but she should have refused a role in this episode, so I am leaving it at 1 star.) Not that I haven't thought at least once throughout my long marriage about how I could drive my wife insane.....I have. But to think that Jennifer would quickly dismiss 1 month of a 'passionate' honeymoon after only a few hours is unbelievable. And to make us sit through a whole episode just to find out how her husband Howard pulled the switcheroo with the help of the adjacent identical brownstone, was cruel....cruel to us the listeners! Even Himan has to be reprimanded for allowing this one to hit the airwaves. (Why he would repeat this episode 2 more times is beyond me.) Am I completely off base here? 