The storm erupts in Harry...and the world. This, interesting enough, is needed before the wife realizes what a wonderful person she is married to. All of her wants turn out to not be worth changing Harry. She now understands the value of Harry, and really as a consequence learns what counts in life. It is a great moment.

Yes, I agree this was a good moment in the program. But, would she have come to that realization had he not wished for it?

For the history buffs, Sam Dan weaves the advent of the airplane, the onset of World War I and a silent cameo by Sigmund Freud into the story.

As the story was set in the first part of the 20th century, this was interesting. Of course, we now know the historical significance of those things but that was an interesting spin to put on it with the devil seeing airplanes as instruments to be used to drop bombs.