I first saw him in Fiddler on the Roof as Perchik, a wonderful "rebel" for change! Loved him, saw it many times at our cinema and then larger than life at the drive-in theatre! Since then, he has gone on to do fabulous work in the entertainment industry both in front of and behind the camera lens! A great eye for directing, I love his use of angles, shadows and framing! From his repertory experiences to Off-Broadway, Broadway, film and television, to his personal experiences with HIV/AIDS, Mr. Glaser's journey has been incredibly inspiring and uplifting! An empowering speaker, one has only got to hear him once to feel his compassion for others and the importance for people to realize the significance of their existence and how one can do more,... always do more for others.

I loved it! I think everytime Paul M. Glaser directs, the series gets a boost in its ratings for finer work.

I loved all the extra humor in this episode from those lovable "pool ladies" to the way Mike try's to deal with their "fun" to Sam's chocolate bar solution right to the end where Ed's ridiculously over priced "million dollar" bottle of wine is knocked out of his grasp and smashes on the floor of Montecito! Who would really pay those prices,lol! The ladies sure had their fun at the end with their "private party", LOL! Age discrimination......
Loved it!

These lines... what a hoot!

Mike: You know what. Why don't I get on this wine thing. You handle the situation at Bella Petto, apparently there's a disturbance...
Danny: That sounds titillating, but I know that you're staying abreast of that situation. You'll be fine. Just don't let your spirits sag.
Mike: Mmm, rich. So you know.

As Mike says to Danny:"Yeah, well OK. Surveillance cameras aren't toys Danny. You should be concerned with the persons inner beauty."

Yes indeed!

Thanks for a great episode, Mr. Glaser!