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Most of the 48 Hours shows are pretty good, but aside from the victim's demise I enjoyed this episode. It's nice to see justice come into play and the guilty are convicted. The main perpetrator (David Pearce) was just a creepy, arrogant, narcissist. I found it ironic that he was so demanding about so many things, including going against his attorney's advice That backfired for him in the end. Also every photo of David Pearce was just sort of gross. Those duck lip photos were just horrible to look at. What kind of grown man poses like that? I suppose that look might come in handy for him in. Overall, a very good episode.

Another Tennessee Williams flop in my opinion. It a shame too! The acting is extraordinary, but the story and dialog is just horrid. There are so many scenes where the scene should have just ended, but it just drags on and on. A man walks into a closed store and yet talks with the wife's owner for 20 minutes about absolutely nothing. Just mindless banter. I do not recommend this as good movie overall. I do appreciate Marlon Brando and Joanne Woodward's performance it was great. The plot was just too sterile and serious. No fun at all, just an overly dramatic tale that went on way way too long.

I just watched the second episode of this show "Lethally Blonde". My main issue was that, there weren't any blondes involved in this episode. It's the second episode and they're already deviating from their premise of "blonde". Sure the host is blonde, but that was about it as far as blondes go. It wasn't a horrible episode and the players don't have to be blonde, but sheesh, "blonde" is in the name of the show. I give this show about 8 episodes tops before it's pulled from the airwaves. There is way too much good television and streaming these days to watch shows like this. I don't recommend this show.