Gena Rowlands' intoxicating beauty and enigmatic allure make this among the most beguiling of Drury's many unlucky-in-love episodes. Lavish (if somewhat sluggish) early-season effort splurges on expensive cast. Everett Sloane and Stephen McNally play antagonistic characters with sureness befitting their many years in the front ranks of Hollywood knavery. Vixenish Joanna Moore spreads honeyed malice as a conniving saloon girl. Big names also making their presences felt include Arthur Franz, Vaughn Taylor, Robert Colbert and Harold Gould. Season two's steady stream of fine episodes supports the old TV axiom that the second year of a long-running series is usually the best.
Review of No Tears for Savannah
