Have always really enjoyed this one. Once in a while, there are some fun "non-supernatural" episodes that are just as good as any of the other RMT's out there. This is one of those.

Jacques Futrell's works were used in some of my favorite RMTs ("The Great Brain", "Murder on the Space Shuttle" (Another Gordon Heath episode) and "Revenge Is Not Sweet").

Speaking of Gordon Heath, he turns in a marvelous performance in this episode. He was one of the best on RMT. His characters always sound confident, but never condescending--no easy feat!

It was fun to listen to each step Dr. March took in devising his escape plan and try to guess what shape that plan would take. This had a very "Arthur Conan Doyle--Feel" to it. Has anyone read anything by Futrelle? How different are the originals from the RMT adaptations? It's great that there was a vehicle like RMT to introduce works that would have otherwise remained much more obscure.

Another Great Choice!