"The Song of the Siren" In any case, this is a great episode!  Fun.  A touch of supernormal without being completely over the top. Writer Sam Dann's constantly shifting conspiracy theories within the story keep you guessing and lend a semblance of confused believability to what is really an unrealistic premise.  Roy, the investigative reporter's interaction with nurse Polly is delightful.  I suppose 1981 was a different era... when getting a pretty nurse drunk to pump her for patient information was an acceptable tactic (definitely HIPAA NON-compliant).  Polly doesn't seem to mind though: "Would you look at that... my glass is empty!"  To top it off though, Roy then seems to rebuff Polly when SHE gets frisky.  Elsewhere, Roy's lonely overnight adventure in the desert makes the hair on my neck stand on end, and is reminiscent of Carlotta's frightening experience in "End of the Rainbow".  The characters in Song are well-acted and likeable.  From Roy's cranky boss to happy-go-lucky helicopter pilot Chadwick, Dann's character development through dialogue is fantastic.  Again, beware audio quality.  Overall I give the episode 4 stars out of 5.  JUROR 4<br>