If I didn’t make it clear that I enjoyed the acting, then I must apologize to both Hilary (Kacser) and David (Coyne), who delivered heartfelt, professional performances and have clearly worked to develop a superior chemistry with one another.

As for Agamemnon—I found the alternate narrative compelling, yes. I also found that it slipped somewhat more into the “tell” than “show” category, a forgivable inevitability that — if you’ve ever been buttonholed by a lonely sod at a bar who wants to get his side of the story in print — you’ll understand doesn’t always guarantee the requisite catharsis.

Beyond which, blog “comments” are often “flip” and “personal,” which I believe makes them “interesting” and “worthy of note,” depending on the level of “discourse.” Knowing the ground rules, then, one might expect a “commenter” to read past the flip, quip, and snip, and to dig the silver lining, as it were.

That said, one man’s opinion is one man’s opinion. This hip-shot happened to be mine.