With Julie Harris, Laurence Harvey, Shelley Winters, Ron Randell. I liked also "flushed" (1.2) or "Prodigy" (1.5), the latter being the first episode that I have watched during 2002 winter and my living in a hotel room! Whether he’s obsessing over Max’s name or questioning Logan about his “powers”, he arrives with a healthy dose of comic relief that makes for a relatively lighthearted hour.
If all this sounds familiar to you, it is because I Am a Camera is the non-musical precursor to the Broadway musical hit Cabaret. I and I am A Camera sees the introduction of Phil, a pretty ludicrous character in his own right. In Weimar-era Berlin, an aspiring writer strikes up a friendship with a vivacious, penniless singer. To conclude, my habit reviewing TV show is to pick the best show of the season: I choose "I and I Am a Camera » (1.17) because the camera is a refreshing guest played by a wonderful Rainn Wilson!