A bit dated in the way that the epilogue of Psycho is dated (psychology has changed pretty dramatically in the intervening decades), this still feels like a daring episode that takes a surprisingly sensitive approach to dealing with people's emotional traumas at a time when there was still great social stigma even in the notion of counseling. The performances are generally excellent (though CBSRMT's "hoods" always seem to sound like Dead End Kids), which is especially fortunate in an episode that centers so much on the process of getting people to look at themselves through another person's eyes. 