- that. So, in this case, he gave a brief summation of what led him to write The Pedestrian.
David Ogden Stiers stars as Leonard Mead, who we first see dressed in black as he stops at the home of his friend, Stockwell (Grant Tilly). He tries to get his friend to join him outside. Now it’s clear that there’s something inappropriate for them to be going outside, but Stockwell does agree.
What I like about this is
that it shows the men appreciating all kinds of things, like a dandelion, which are normally taken for granted. As the show progresses, it’s apparent that what they are doing is illegal. Yet, there’s a curiosity about it and just who is controlling all that is happening.
The ending is great, and I won’t spoil it, but it’s a victory for Leonard. One has to hope that Leonard also gets another kind of victory as well.
