Interesting episode, rather scary based on an escaped mental patient, killing an innocent motorist and just about killing another when Dan Mathews talks him down from a high anxiety level.
The majority of the guest actors have very few credits each, although a well-acted episode, and certainly worth watching. It is not for the squeamish as the patient is true to form, erupting at the least little bit of criticism of his imaginary life as a performing musician.
A clue sniffing pair of bloodhounds help Dan to the murderer-escaped-patient, the hospital doctor making mention the subject is a patient, a different manner of capture might be in order; good advice for the final confrontation.
Dan uses his roadblocks, the bloodhounds, and plenty of old-fashioned police work to bring the man in. Dan's staff of officers aid him in finding the man, and Dan's ingenuity helps walk back the patient to the squad car, ultimately to the hospital.
Take a look, you won't be disappointed, you can rely on the star and some recurring roles to make this a winner episode.
The majority of the guest actors have very few credits each, although a well-acted episode, and certainly worth watching. It is not for the squeamish as the patient is true to form, erupting at the least little bit of criticism of his imaginary life as a performing musician.
A clue sniffing pair of bloodhounds help Dan to the murderer-escaped-patient, the hospital doctor making mention the subject is a patient, a different manner of capture might be in order; good advice for the final confrontation.
Dan uses his roadblocks, the bloodhounds, and plenty of old-fashioned police work to bring the man in. Dan's staff of officers aid him in finding the man, and Dan's ingenuity helps walk back the patient to the squad car, ultimately to the hospital.
Take a look, you won't be disappointed, you can rely on the star and some recurring roles to make this a winner episode.
