Marilyn is a teen-age girl living in a future where at maturity men and women are subjected to the \u201cTransformation\u201d which allows them to live an indefinite period without showing the signs of aging.\u00a0 But the other detail of the process is that everyone must pick one of a small number of attractive appearances.\u00a0 Of course, this also means only one actor (Richard Long) and three actresses were needed to play all the parts.<\/p>\n
Marilyn\u2019s mother Lana, her Uncle Rick and Marilyn\u2019s friend Valerie all try to convince her to have the transformation.\u00a0 When she resists their advice, she is handed over to the doctors.\u00a0 Dr. Rex and Dr. Sigmund Friend and Dr. Tom (all Richard Long!) explain to Marilyn that the transformation is good for her.\u00a0 When they ask her why she doesn\u2019t want the procedure she explains that her father was old fashioned and gave her old literature that explained about individuality and inner beauty.\u00a0 And when he had the transformation done to him, he felt he had lost his individuality and killed himself.<\/p>\n
Finally, Marilyn tries to escape the hospital where she is being kept but she accidentally ends up in the transformation room and is given the same appearance as her friend Valerie.\u00a0 But after the transformation Marilyn is completely happy and adjusted to the idea.<\/p>\n
Collin Wilcox who plays Marilyn was the actress who played the pathetic Mayella Ewell in \u201cTo Kill a Mockingbird.\u201d \u00a0She puts plenty of emotion in her part.\u00a0 But honestly this is kind of a silly episode.\u00a0 Richard Long uses a fake Austrian accent in his Dr Sigmund Friend part and other goofy mannerisms to help us tell his various personas from each other.\u00a0 This is a very thin story.\u00a0 I\u2019ve got to go with C.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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