I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Ian Martin's witch story doesn't involve magic spells, but it is "spell-binding." Even though this particular story is fictional, it's still a spine-tingling tale on how people acted during witch trials in the late 17th Century. The title works, but another way to title would be "Enter: Salem Village." Personally, I would call it "A Maiden Or A Witch?" because that's what every male character was focused on; whether to figure out if our only female character was good or evil. The sound effects of the burning fire, howling wind, crowd murmuring, echoing of footsteps, tapping of the jail cell, door knock, horse neighing & galloping, pulling of the leg iron chains, cloth tearing, people murmuring at the Inn, nail filer, and the horse carriage were highly satisfactory in this. And the music tunes they used, were heart-racing especially during the 18-minute mark where CBSRMT used that tune numerous of times on many episodes. Big props to E.G. Marshall for explaining the events of 1692 in Salem Village for his Prologue. In ACT-1, not only he informs the fans about the infamous man who accused women for being witches, but he surprises us after he finishes speaking: the sound of a harrowing scream at the 2-minute 46-second mark. Now THAT is shocking intro! In ACT-2, he goes deep into the story about the Maiden who's finding love while at the brink of death. Romantic, yet dire. In ACT-3, he lets the fans know that our heroes will find happiness, but also inform us that our main character was more than just a religious man. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall gave us a happy Resolution to which he ends it with an "Amen." Now to save the best for last, the cast: Howard Da Silva (as Cotton Mather), Marian Seldes (as Luna Clare), Kirk Peterson (as Gilbert Cayton), William Redfield (as Sir John Jamison & Luna's Uncle), and Court Benson (as the Judge & the Jailer). Kudos to William Redfield and Court Benson for each playing 2 roles. Kirk Peterson was great with his compassionate tone of voice, but it's a shame that he only did 3 episodes for the series. This one, #0362-THE KISS OF DEATH, and #0368-A LIVING CORPSE. I would describe Howard Da Silva's performance as "magisterial" because of the way he was acting in a commanding style. As for our leading actress, Marian Seldes, I would describe her performance as "sensational" because of her delicate voice. This is a Drama-Mystery that cannot be passed up. Go check this episode out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D