I'm watching the series Matt Houston for the very first time. So I'm not a fan who watched in in the old days and loves every episode, etc. I'm watching this on DVD's (yes, in this age of streaming I still watch DVD's) and so far I think this is one of the better episodes.
It's too gratuitous in terms of putting young women in front of the camera just for ogling purposes and that's the weakest part of this episode. The rest of it is pretty good. It's well-written and has some very good scenes. Robert Goulet is quite good as the singer who thinks he's a murderer. He calls his friend Matt Houston to help with that. Matt dives right in and as usual gets himself into some very hairy situations with some not very nice people trying to kill him.
There's something believable about a billionaire cowboy running around Las Vegas so I think this scenario is a good fit for our main character, Mr. Matt Houston.
This has nothing to do with the episode, but I once ran into Robert Goulet at the airport. He was all by himself which surprised me. No entourage or assistants or anything else.
It's too gratuitous in terms of putting young women in front of the camera just for ogling purposes and that's the weakest part of this episode. The rest of it is pretty good. It's well-written and has some very good scenes. Robert Goulet is quite good as the singer who thinks he's a murderer. He calls his friend Matt Houston to help with that. Matt dives right in and as usual gets himself into some very hairy situations with some not very nice people trying to kill him.
There's something believable about a billionaire cowboy running around Las Vegas so I think this scenario is a good fit for our main character, Mr. Matt Houston.
This has nothing to do with the episode, but I once ran into Robert Goulet at the airport. He was all by himself which surprised me. No entourage or assistants or anything else.