I have no clue what planktonrules is talking about in their review of this episode.
All of the cast is from the UK, so there are no "horrible fake accents" as they describe. Quite the opposite, Angela Lansbury seems quite at home working with her fellow countrymen.
It's somewhat of a thin plot (as far as Murder She Wrote goes), but there is some really great acting by some excellent masters of stage and screen performers in this episode.
The writing for the dialogue is excellent, and with a few minor slips, use proper british idioms and terminology.
The cast is a powerhouse lineup of veteran UK performers who are at the top of their game here; Patrick MacNee, Glynis Johns, Olivia Hussey... the cast saves a relatively weak storyline.
All of the cast is from the UK, so there are no "horrible fake accents" as they describe. Quite the opposite, Angela Lansbury seems quite at home working with her fellow countrymen.
It's somewhat of a thin plot (as far as Murder She Wrote goes), but there is some really great acting by some excellent masters of stage and screen performers in this episode.
The writing for the dialogue is excellent, and with a few minor slips, use proper british idioms and terminology.
The cast is a powerhouse lineup of veteran UK performers who are at the top of their game here; Patrick MacNee, Glynis Johns, Olivia Hussey... the cast saves a relatively weak storyline.
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