I know most CBSRMT fans consider this as a great episode, but in my opinion, it's so-so. What I liked about it, was E.G. Marshall's contribution in all 3 Acts. His narration and his special Outro when he says, "Hickory, dickory, doom. A clock stood in a room. The clock struck well, to summon Hell. Hickory, dickory, doom", that was splendid. The sound effects were definitely a plus. The music was decent, but not as horrific as the music in Episode #1245-THE JUDGE'S HOUSE. What I disliked about this episode, was the acting & storyline. The characters of Charlie Tucker (played by Tony Roberts), Charlotte Tucker (played by Patricia Elliot), Paul Carlton (played by Sam Gray), and Agnes Lee (played by Joan Shay) weren't believable enough. Not enough characterization. The story could have been better IF this was split into 2 episodes. I imagine there could be a back story; a story within a story for Sargatanas: The Devil's Locksmith. He could narrate his side of this wicked tale and John Lithgow could play the role. As for the ending of what happened to the Tuckers and their house, they could've continued the story in the next episode by finding a way to communicate with Sargantanas, come up with a scheme to trap him, send him & the demons back to the Inferno, destroy the clock, and the Tuckers would agree to just buy a clock-radio and never buy a grandfather clock ever again. That's my opinion, folks. 