I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I enjoyed this Drama-Mystery written by Sam Dann. A great set of characters, suspenseful flashback, gripping plot points, and a significant climax. SPECIAL NOTE: Listen to the dialogue at the 37-minute mark and you’ll notice that it’s been skipped or repeated. The Title of this mystery tale, “A Tiny Drop Of Poison,â€ works perfectly. Other titles could work like, “The 5 Year Secretâ€ or “The Other Killer.â€ There were a great number of sound effects in this, such as the cups clinking, newspaper, doors, engine motor running, frogs, crickets, the Slap, body thud, crowd cheering and music playing at the political rally, rushing footsteps, birds chirping, customers murmuring and piano playing at the restaurant, doorbell, rotary phone ringing, pills, cell gate, crowd murmuring at the Luncheon, typewriter, and the tearing of the resignation letter. There was a lot of great music tracks in this. All dramatic, suspenseful, and gripping tunes in every scene. What I enjoyed the most in this CBSRMT episode, was the cast: Tammy Grimes (as Eleanor Dailey Hartley), Paul Hecht (as Tom Caldwell and Hugo), Robert Dryden (as Ted Hartley), and Earl Hammond (as Paul Grover, Vince Perry, and Jim Parkerst). Kudos to Earl Hammond for playing characters that were both good and evil. And great job to Robert Dryden & Paul Hecht for playing protagonists. But I’d give big props to Tammy Grimes for this was her debut on CBSRMT. Listening to her character’s dialogue & inner thoughts was believable; like there was no way out of her predicament and her past would continue to haunt her. Excellent job, Tammy Grimes! Now here's why I rate this 4 of our 5 stars: The Host’s Epilogue…it’s not there! In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts it off by saying the Truth shall make you free, but it can also send you to jail; which hints us that this is a Drama-Mystery, not a Fantasy-Mystery. In ACT-1, he introduces us to our main character that will have a fateful day. Later on, he questions about clues; not just physical clues, but clues in the mind/heart/conscience. In ACT-2, he lets us know that there are 2 different stories that turned into 1. Later on, he questions on who is the “otherâ€ killer. In ACT-3, he makes a statement that people can be murdered twice, but our main character did it in self-defense and she has to make a crucial decision. After the Climax, E.G. Marshall gives the listeners the “unusualâ€ Resolution: she was found not guilty and not elected. Plus, pointing out that there’s a limit to the unusual. We know the result of this mystery tale, but it’s a mystery as to what E.G. Marshall said in the missing Epilogue. But still, it’s a great story to listen to. Plus, it has commercials of Budweiser, Suburban Savings, Kellogg's Special K, Shop Right, Diet 7UP, AAMCO, "The Good Old Days of Radio" on WOR radio, and the CBS NEWS report on Richard Nixon & the Watergate. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)