A man helps a woman escape from a psychiatric hospital, they then embark on a somber and sleazy road trip to nowhere. Along the way they encounter a variety of folks who also are all crazy. In all fairness the plot kind of plods along in parts, it could have been a half an hour or so shorter.

This was without a doubt Elvis's best moment. Bar none. After years of bad movies and bad songs to boot, Elvis takes control in this TV Special. It immediately puts Elvis back on top where he belonged and his competion below his feet where they belonged. Elvis was way too talented as a singer and an actor to do those b…