Stu is hired by the disgruntled relatives of an aging former silent-movie star, who think she is squandering her money on an idea to do a modern silent movie. Crisp writing and pace in this one keep your interest, despite the lack of action scenes (aside from one obligatory fistfight between Stu and some goons). The tone is gentle, even poignant. Great roles for John Carradine and Francis X. Bushman as two of the old lady's cohorts from silent film days. One of the better episodes of Season 1.
Review of All Our Yesterdays
