Radio reporter John Gallaudet talks on air about a prominent man and his divorce. The man calls Gallaudet and invites him to his house to talk about the situation. When Gallaudet gets there, the man is dead, and Gallaudet becomes both a suspect and a target.
It's one of the ultra-cheap quota quickies that Columbia sponsored up in British Columbia, which jump-started the industry which is still going strong up there. Most of them are dire affairs, and this one is clearly very cheaply done, and everyone speaks very fast to make sure it doesn't come in over an hour. Nonetheless, a good story, a good mystery, and the high-speed motormouth made me wonder if any of the performers went into ice hockey commentary.
It's one of the ultra-cheap quota quickies that Columbia sponsored up in British Columbia, which jump-started the industry which is still going strong up there. Most of them are dire affairs, and this one is clearly very cheaply done, and everyone speaks very fast to make sure it doesn't come in over an hour. Nonetheless, a good story, a good mystery, and the high-speed motormouth made me wonder if any of the performers went into ice hockey commentary.