My favorite witch episode is \"I Warn You Three Times\"; this show may rank second.

The enigmatic warning issued by the husband, without specifics, reminds me of \"An American Werewolf in London\". In the film, the Americans visit an inn and receive weird looks; after they leave, the men are sent out to find the boys who, of course, end up getting attacked by a werewolf. The maze in \"The Shining\" also came to mind when the couple became lost in the woods.

The shrieks at the end of the show rank as a great RMT moment. The actor portraying the witch has (had) a great voice with a seductive quality that was perfect for this character (as well as ...Three Times).

Once again I am amazed by the number of quality shows RMT produced. There are literally hundreds of solid, entertaining shows, in addition to the classics (such as \"Carmilla\"). In retrospect, I am surprised there were not more clunkers.

As we have discussed before, there were a number of RMTs that featured witches. Other than murder mysteries, it may have been the most popular theme for RMTs, except possibly for space aliens. It would be interesting to see a table breaking down plots by type for RMT. I only wish there had been more vampire/werewolf related stories. <br>