User Reviews

Jane Wyman plays a psychiatrist who has a popular actor as a patient, dealing with the possibility of memory loss and issues in his relationship. She's also dealing with problems in her marriage with her attorney husband who has a case that he can't seem to handle. It's a bit of a convoluted drama where you really have to pay attention to get all the details to fully understand it. Wyman is very good, but her character is trying to be some sort of superwoman, trying to handle her patients and her personal life, and probably going a bit too far professionally. Just when she thinks that she has time for a cup of tea, more problems arise, and she has to go out of her way once again. Perhaps with her patient's life under control, she can find some time for herself, but she also has to find the strength to grasp what's important. The episode's writing is a bit to psychological and wordy, so it's easy to lose focus and interest. In Wyman's case, there comes that moment where she has to stop seeing problems where there are none.