Paul Slade Smith's two-act script has absolutely no redeeming social. value, and he goes for silliness where most comic playwrights would fear to tread. But his eight-door-slamming farce is always funny, and often quite so. Two inept police-persons stakeout a motel room with a video camera in the next one. If they made a movie from the tape no one would believe it: a police officer bound and gagged, an attractive female accountant tearing off her clothes several times, a Scottish hitman, in kilts and bearskin hat, speaking in tongues. That's just act one. North Coast Rep has extended the run of this Matthew Weiner-directed show for good reason. Critic's Pick.