***SPOILERS*** You gotta know there's gonna be spoilers after this extra-sleeze bang bonus round. You don't even have to ask why. Lane Bradbury plays the only hillbilly with a conscience in this episode. You could almost say Grandma, but she didn't train these turkeys any better, did she?
The main scurve in the story is Elbert Moses, played to perfection by Anthony James; one of the top purveyors of acting sleeze. He is at the top of his game, here, along with his cuz, Smiley. You'll have to appreciate fine acting to get the full value of this presentation of just how slimy two dirtbags can get. I found it refreshing, in a revolting way. These guys pulled out the stops when they played these roles, and you'll have to see it for yourself. As I said before, the girl Merry Florene, is the only one worth a future on Earth, and she did a fine job of extracting a little payback for her maltreatment at the hands of her half-brothers.
The story itself is predictable, and the ending is clean and swift, with a locked-down kick in the backsides, and justice almost done. See, I think they could have had a little more fun by putting Elbert and Smiley in cells with the two holdup guys for at least a night; just to let them get bounced by the bad guys. Oh, well, lost opportunities... I give it a 9.
The main scurve in the story is Elbert Moses, played to perfection by Anthony James; one of the top purveyors of acting sleeze. He is at the top of his game, here, along with his cuz, Smiley. You'll have to appreciate fine acting to get the full value of this presentation of just how slimy two dirtbags can get. I found it refreshing, in a revolting way. These guys pulled out the stops when they played these roles, and you'll have to see it for yourself. As I said before, the girl Merry Florene, is the only one worth a future on Earth, and she did a fine job of extracting a little payback for her maltreatment at the hands of her half-brothers.
The story itself is predictable, and the ending is clean and swift, with a locked-down kick in the backsides, and justice almost done. See, I think they could have had a little more fun by putting Elbert and Smiley in cells with the two holdup guys for at least a night; just to let them get bounced by the bad guys. Oh, well, lost opportunities... I give it a 9.