In "Bitter Grapes" a dying wife gets revenge on her cheating husband by poisoning his food Then she finds out she isn't dying right away.
Lorna Blake, a woman with a heart problem, is certain that she is going to die. Nevetheless, she takes her prescription to the drug store to be filled. While Lorna waits, she records a message for her husband, Warren, using the drug store's record-making machine. On it, Lorna tells Warren that she knows he has been cheating on her and that she has poisoned his food.
When Lorna picks up her prescription, she notices that she has been given enough medication for a year. When she calls her doctor, she discovers that she isn't on death's door and could live to an old age.
Realizing that recording a confession was a mistake, Lorna now has to find a way to get it back.
"Bitter Grapes" was written by Milton Geiger and produced/directed by Paul Roberts. Rita Lloyd played Lorna and Phil Meader played Warren. Also appearing were Arthur Cole, Teri Keane, John Seymour, Edgar Stehli, and Edwin Wolfe. This episode aired on May 1, 1960.
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