Unlike other reviews, showing no spoiler alerts, I won't give away the details of this episode. It's one of the more thoughtful ones of the series. A young boy who idolizes his father comes to realize his father is not the superman he thought he was, and this greatly alters his perception of life and the world. (The boy is superbly played by actor Barry Gordon, who apparently went on to have successful careers in various fields.) The kid is a non-stop motormouth, always thinking, and always looking for something to do. He has a strong sense of justice, too, and wants to do what's right. Doing what's right, however, doesn't always result in justice. Mr. Hitchcock limits his sarcastic afterthoughts about this episode.
Review of The Day of the Bullet
