A return to this silly, dramatic Show. This one is just plain weird until the end...and then it gets weirder.
In 'The Trap,' a man wakes up one morning and starts to feel weird. They both blame it on 'the pizza with everything on it' from last night.
Unfortunately, it doesn't stop. He keeps feeling suddenly in pain and even parched.
He goes to work, only to freak out in an Elevator and feel 'trapped.' This feeling continues, even in his own Apartment!
The Doctor can find nothing wrong with him. Thanks for that.
Finally, his symptoms stack up as his condition worsens. Among the effects, he is now dehydrated, speaking in a more Western voice, calling out to a 'Brenda' and using expressions only used in the Western U.S.
What's the answer?
Well, so brace yourself for this...
The man has a twin brother that he didn't know about who was trapped in a Mine Shaft. He was feeling what he was feeling across the country. That's...sure, alright. The End.
A weird twist for an equally-weird Story. I knew that something weird was going to happen. Remember, this is the Show where Ghosts can turn off your gas, pregnant women predict plane crashes and comatose Dads can make ghost hands to save you. It's all quite weird. It's all quite silly. If you buy into this stuff, more power to you. Putting actual belief aside, it's still a kind of interesting Episode. The Lead basically freaks out the whole time to some degree. That must have been both fun and terrifying. Am I playing this too big? Am I playing this too small? I'd be both happy and terrified to play a part like this. If nothing else, the Episode is a neat acting exercise. Like I said, I don't buy the actual Story as true, but I can appreciate the conceit and the work this guy put in.
Next time, another strange mystery with a surely-strange resolution. Will I ever believe any of this? See you then...
In 'The Trap,' a man wakes up one morning and starts to feel weird. They both blame it on 'the pizza with everything on it' from last night.
Unfortunately, it doesn't stop. He keeps feeling suddenly in pain and even parched.
He goes to work, only to freak out in an Elevator and feel 'trapped.' This feeling continues, even in his own Apartment!
The Doctor can find nothing wrong with him. Thanks for that.
Finally, his symptoms stack up as his condition worsens. Among the effects, he is now dehydrated, speaking in a more Western voice, calling out to a 'Brenda' and using expressions only used in the Western U.S.
What's the answer?
Well, so brace yourself for this...
The man has a twin brother that he didn't know about who was trapped in a Mine Shaft. He was feeling what he was feeling across the country. That's...sure, alright. The End.
A weird twist for an equally-weird Story. I knew that something weird was going to happen. Remember, this is the Show where Ghosts can turn off your gas, pregnant women predict plane crashes and comatose Dads can make ghost hands to save you. It's all quite weird. It's all quite silly. If you buy into this stuff, more power to you. Putting actual belief aside, it's still a kind of interesting Episode. The Lead basically freaks out the whole time to some degree. That must have been both fun and terrifying. Am I playing this too big? Am I playing this too small? I'd be both happy and terrified to play a part like this. If nothing else, the Episode is a neat acting exercise. Like I said, I don't buy the actual Story as true, but I can appreciate the conceit and the work this guy put in.
Next time, another strange mystery with a surely-strange resolution. Will I ever believe any of this? See you then...
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