My favorite Larry Haines episode is "The Black Room," but he knocked it out of the park every single time. As Susan Jacobson said, he conveyed a vulnerability that made even the most unlikeable characters fully three-dimensional. What's interesting is that I just heard a 1956 episode of "X Minus One" with Mason Adams, Larry Haines, and Dan Ocko, "Surface Tension," in which Larry Haines was just okay. Each of his CBSRMT performances was so good—and so natural—that he truly made it seem effortless. I guess I'd started to take his talent for granted a little. In 85-some-odd episodes of CBSRMT, Larry Haines was never just okay.