A few random thoughts on this one:

- Throughout the media I\'ve known in my life, there have been some fun shows regarding invisibility, and shadows, and experiments gone awry. I\'m thinking of the episode of \"Josie and the ¤¤¤¤¤cats\" (in outer space?) where the leopardskin girls use some kind of \"scientific\" method to turn invisible. Josie and Valerie only have parts of them (arms, legs) turn invisible, while Melody the drummer only turns transparent.

Then there\'s Tony \"Monk\" Shalhoub in the X-files episode \"Soft light\", who gets the equivalent of a billion-watt x-ray which burns his shadow into a laboratory wall. Shalhoub\'s character is doomed to wandering the earth staying away from people, because his shadow\'s been altered to a degree that if it comes in contact with a human that person will vaporize into the floor.

- Joan Shay was a good actress with a nice voice. Lloyd Battista is a good actor with a nice voice. However, sometimes the RMT actors went from actors in a play to almost play acting, and two of the most frequent culprits put said \"play acting\" voices on display in this episode, Shay with her \"frumpy old woman\" voice, Battista with his \"hoarse Irish cop\" impersonation. Both are on display here.

(And even in his regular voice Battista gave a slightly wooden performance in this one. At least it seemed so to me, but every actor\'s going to have an off day when you\'re in a production that had over 1,000 episodes!)

- The late Nat Polen, on the other hand, gave (IMO) his best \"scientific voice\" performance. (He was frequently called upon to play a scientist in the RMT, in plays such as \"The breaking point\" and the somewhat doofy \"Deadly, darling Delores\".) I\'m not a fan of Hallowe\'en, but when trick or treaters come this is one of the plays I\'ll fire up on my computer with the speakers up. It\'s just fun.

- \"Just don\'t expect me to put out an all points bulletin on your shadow.\" - Cute little line from Battista as the hoarse Irish cop. <br>