The Theater Of The Mind

Better than average, with strong ethnic flavour and much more death/violence than usual. 9/10 

The performances are good but the script is all over the place. Random scenes that barely make a story. Shannon and Sailor seem positively cursed, stumbling around and causing death and mayhem everywhere they go. 4/10 

Another one that breaks formula. Very exciting start. Hits the ground running and never lets up. A perfect thriller. 10/10 

Solid enough story, with Danny moving from A to B to C. Ends on a typically melancholy note. 7/10 

As is frequently the case, I am more taken with the idea than I am with the execution. The central idea (of a man reading about his own life, and potential murder, in a novel) is strong enough on it’s own, without the added material of it being part of a long series of prophetic novels or the scene with the creepy author. I enjoyed it. I would have enjoyed a half-hour version more. 7/10 

Breaks formula, good story where everyone is carrying a torch for someone. Clever. 9/10 

Great performances, great production values. The final scene (the flashback to the murder) is graphic and horrific. Exactly as it should be. 9/10 

This show lacks polish. And the story takes several leaps of credulity, particularly towards the end (in an effort to wrap things up). Sometimes Humphrey Bogart has to deal with clumsy dialogue, making the listener wish the show was narrated (like the superior Philip Marlowe). 4/10 

Lots of atmosphere (plenty of fog, etc.) and easy-going chemistry between the stars. 7/10