The New Exhibit
When Mr. Ferguson decides to close his wax museum, his employee Martin Lombard Senescue fights to preserve figures of famous murderers and store them in his home basement, a decision that does not sit well with his wife Emma.
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"I am certainly not the first to comment that the 50-minute runtime for the episodes of season 4 was a bad change, and this is exactly why a lot episodes are so much weaker than they could have been. This is also no exception with this one, as the exposition especially is incredibly bloated. Things do not really pick up until about the 30-minute mark, but when they do, it is a real thrill. Martin Balsam did a great job in the lead role, and all of the other performances were solid as well, albeit less memorable. There was also some dark humour which I liked a lot (especially after the unfunny ..."
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One of many episodes solely credited to Charles Beaumont, though due to Beaumont's failing health, Jerry Sohl was his ghostwriter. Beaumont plotted this episode with Sohl, the screenwriter.
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When Mr. Ferguson decides to close his wax museum, his employee Martin Lombard Senescue fights to preserve figures of famous murderers and store them in his home basement, a decision that does not sit well with his wife Emma.