Jack Carter plays a man with a terminal illness who has sold a lottery on the hour of his death. Twenty-four tickets at ten thousand dollars each, and when he dies someone will win $240,000.
Having been told he has six months to live, he throws a bash at the seven-month mark. I deducted stars because the medicine of his illness doesn't match the portrayal in this show. It would have drug out for an extended period and he wouldn't have been up and walking around toward the end, or for a LONG time toward the end. The bettors would have had to wait some years for someone to collect.
Still, it made for an interesting episode if you over look that little error.
Having been told he has six months to live, he throws a bash at the seven-month mark. I deducted stars because the medicine of his illness doesn't match the portrayal in this show. It would have drug out for an extended period and he wouldn't have been up and walking around toward the end, or for a LONG time toward the end. The bettors would have had to wait some years for someone to collect.
Still, it made for an interesting episode if you over look that little error.
