This show is a good example of something RMT did very well, a cross between a real-life drama and something weird (unearthly) going on. Kind of a twilight zone thing as opposed to a pure horror story or a crime drama. Years ago I worked with a woman whose husband was in a freak accident and was on life support with no real brain activity. Obviously it is very difficult to deal with and sometimes she was in denial and talking about their plans for the evening, things like that. I didn't know her well, I just mention it because things like this could easily take on an unearthly dimension. The show made a good transition from the weird time-distortions to the decision Judy was going to have to make. When I listened to this show the first time, several months ago, I missed the significance of the lead-in to act 1 entirely, where James pays little attention to the emergency vehicles. I just thought, along with E.G.'s life-is-good narration, that James was a snob or something. Another enjoyable show.