The script is a dog. The ending was worse. Perry Mason's dialog in the last segment of Woodfield on the stand was downright corny. The prosecutor was hammering Mason earlier for the same type of nonsense he was saying there. The judge, played by Betsy Jones-Moreland, showed the character of a good judge. Until the end when she and the prosecutor went silent as Mason engaged in his two-bit monologue.
The Sam Garza stunts were the best part of the show. Gary Giem did a bang-up job there.
I watched the show to see the outcome, like most of the Perry Mason shows are intended for. But when I got there, I was sorry that I spent my time watching the show.
Rarely do I feel so negative about a TV show, but I think this episode deserves it.
The Sam Garza stunts were the best part of the show. Gary Giem did a bang-up job there.
I watched the show to see the outcome, like most of the Perry Mason shows are intended for. But when I got there, I was sorry that I spent my time watching the show.
Rarely do I feel so negative about a TV show, but I think this episode deserves it.