This started off with a great concept but for some reason just did not have the flair or interest that other episodes have possessed. A very smart idea that was just to bland.
Karl Addison is the manager of a jewelry store that is owned by Charles Slade. Seems that Karl is working at little overtime when some of the jewelry sold at the store is being recognized as containing stolen gems. Well, Karl has this plan of stealing from the store and has a nice alibi. He is going in for eye surgery and will be totally blind for weeks. But that does not stop Karl, he rehearses stealing from the company while blindfolded so that when he is really blind he can perform the robbery. With a little help from the inside, Karl makes his play for the loot.
But things to not go as planned and Karl is killed and the jewelry he stole is missing. All the evidence points to a young man named Jim Kincannon. His mother has valuable jewelry stored at store and Jim is in desperate need of money. And when he is seen at Karl's penthouse pad at the time of the murder, Perry will make an appearance to save Jim from the gas chamber.
Even with the nice plot, no one in this episode seemed enthusiastic about the story. There's a lot of misleading information that has the viewer guessing but nothing that made this show stand out from others. Not really a bad episode but one that looked so promising and then ended like fat-free milk.
Karl Addison is the manager of a jewelry store that is owned by Charles Slade. Seems that Karl is working at little overtime when some of the jewelry sold at the store is being recognized as containing stolen gems. Well, Karl has this plan of stealing from the store and has a nice alibi. He is going in for eye surgery and will be totally blind for weeks. But that does not stop Karl, he rehearses stealing from the company while blindfolded so that when he is really blind he can perform the robbery. With a little help from the inside, Karl makes his play for the loot.
But things to not go as planned and Karl is killed and the jewelry he stole is missing. All the evidence points to a young man named Jim Kincannon. His mother has valuable jewelry stored at store and Jim is in desperate need of money. And when he is seen at Karl's penthouse pad at the time of the murder, Perry will make an appearance to save Jim from the gas chamber.
Even with the nice plot, no one in this episode seemed enthusiastic about the story. There's a lot of misleading information that has the viewer guessing but nothing that made this show stand out from others. Not really a bad episode but one that looked so promising and then ended like fat-free milk.