Talk about a downer ending...but completely appropriate. I was very impressed with the way the actors created the illusion that the boy was there even though there was no actor playing the part at all. Proof that radio can do as much with silence as it can with sound (something that has been forgotten in the increasingly loud and action-filled movies and TV shows these days).

For awhile, I thought it was going to turn out that they were only imagining the kid or something. It kept me guessing.

I particulary enjoyed E.G. Marshall's closing narration where he explains the final "It was" note from the boy. Creepy!

A great pick for the show!
