This show was excellent:

- Ian Martin and Norman Rose were gems.

- Robert Kaliban, the opthamalogist and would-be young paramour of Rose's wife, was always enjoyable, too. He later did voices for childrens' programs.

- I love the Indian (?) chants/panpipes one heard while Martin's character was ostensibly doing incantations around the campfire. Those same chants were used in the EXCELLENT RMT show "The house on Chimney Pot Lane".

- The birds were unnerving. So was that shrill whining inside Rose's head.

- Like so many of the RMT's characters but even more so, Rose was a humanized villain. I'm not even sure you could call him a villain...he really seemed to love his wife. The only thing against him (if you say it that way) was the age discrepancy between them. He really couldn't help his condition (and actually it was worse that he was never informed of it until too late, but that was before cell phones, e-mail, text messaging, etc.).

Great choice. 