I liked this show, it had that twilight zone feel to it, halfway between drama and horror/scifi. There are interesting remarks about a man raising a daughter on his own (not a very common scenario especially in retrospect) and also this (1976) was when the railroads were really on the ropes. Amtrak didn't really have an identity yet, basically the passenger trains had been "wrecked" and many railroads in general were going into bankruptcy. Norman Rose always brings gravity to his roles, especially those involving narration. The bit at the end about the Doctor's wife was a bit far-flung, worked well enough with the rest of the story but could have been omitted and the story focused on the alienation of his daughter. But for me this show is a winner because of the trains and the supernatural aspects.