I know part of the fun of reviewing are the varying viewpoints. The ending caught me a bit by surprise although it started being telegraphed a few minutes away. I actually liked how this went.

Frankly, if you want another RMT program where Norman Rose plays a brilliant man who finds a way to \"go back in time\" to when he meets his wife (while his future ends in a different fashion than this one) within a program that is indeed more melancholy, I\'d go for \"The movie makers\" with Rose, Marian Seldes, Russell Horton and Earl Hammond. Seriously, at times \"A point in time\" felt a bit like \"The movie makers\".

- Although it may have involved a bit of overacting, I still LOVED Rose\'s character\'s dialogue with Ralph \"The interrogator\" Bell around the 18:00 mark. I don\'t necessarily love the words but got a kick out of the delivery when Rose said: \"Colonel, you are...a JACKASS!\" at 20:27.

- We hear about how one of the talents of certain great singers is that they can \"hit\" multiple octaves.

I think the same could be said of actors who can do young, mature and elderly characters, and one of those actors was the late, talented Evie Juster. (I STILL have never found a picture of her.)

She was called upon to do multiple \"octaves\" for the RMT: little kids, college-age women, ingenues and frequently, old ladies, the latter of which she could often do well.

Sometimes, though, in her elderly voice she\'d say lines that would crack me up, and for some reason at 15:12 in this program when she said \"\'Old lady\', Hmmm?\"...that was one of them.

God rest your soul, Ms. Juster.

- Some nice RMT music bits on this one:

-- One of said \"bits\" I most remember from originally listening to the RMT is the sinister \"WHAAWWWWWW\" of muted trombones and/or trumpets at 20:37.

-- It\'s said that the young, still lithe enough though now matronly Marian Seldes started her career as a dancer.

I\'d pay money to go back to \"a point in time\" and watch her do ballet to the simultaneously slightly ominous yet very dreamlike music at the 24:47 mark, E.G.\'s second act outtro...I honestly would have loved to see the young dancer Ms. Seldes put her whole body in motion to that performance, given how she seems to have an affinity for the \"mysterious\".

-- At the 39:23 mark...the orchestral piece (I won\'t give away what\'s happening in the RMT show).

I downloaded a very good original Twilight Zone show episode entitled: \"And when the sky was opened\" (and, as we do here, totally disagreed with the reviewer of that show to whose page I linked...it was an excellent episode, IMO)...at one point, two of the main characters are in a bar.

What\'s playing?

That same orchestral piece.

It\'s always a treat watching an old TWZ and saying: \"Hey, (as an RMT reviewer) I\'m still hearing that music today!\"<br>