A terribly confusing episode with a seance revealing that a dead husband comes back and accuses the widow of murdering him!
Of course, the widow is a friend of Mac and his wife who has been found not guilty of his murder.
This episode was really a very bad take-off of the 1944 Ingrid Bergman, Oscar winner, with Charles Boyer, "Gaslight."
We meet all sorts of weird people in the episode- magician Harry Mandini, played by Cameron Mitchell. You don't have to have a doctorate to realize that the name rhymes with Harry Houdini.
All sorts of optical illusions abound here and you wonder if the man is really dead. Wait until you find out who is really dead and who played a subordinate role in his killing. By that time, you will be so thoroughly confused that you couldn't care less.
Of course, the widow is a friend of Mac and his wife who has been found not guilty of his murder.
This episode was really a very bad take-off of the 1944 Ingrid Bergman, Oscar winner, with Charles Boyer, "Gaslight."
We meet all sorts of weird people in the episode- magician Harry Mandini, played by Cameron Mitchell. You don't have to have a doctorate to realize that the name rhymes with Harry Houdini.
All sorts of optical illusions abound here and you wonder if the man is really dead. Wait until you find out who is really dead and who played a subordinate role in his killing. By that time, you will be so thoroughly confused that you couldn't care less.