If homosexuality was implied in this episode, it was extremely subtle. Remember that Martin Jerome makes it clear that he gives his guest his bed while he himself sleeps on the floor. I\'d be more inclined to think that it was just a living arrangement of kindred spirits -- one with a more natural tendency to end up the way he did while the other was forced to it by extraordinary circumstances. If there are sexual overtones here, they\'d be played out in some other way than sex itself -- both these guys are pretty sick.

This episode really got to me. I found myself saying, \"You creep, you had just better rescue them or else ...\"

How ironic and paradoxical that the man\'s downfall and loss of humanity in the cave is precisely what saves him and his lover.

On a different note, I\'d like to thank the staff of this site for allowing us to hear RMT episodes over the Net. This radio show was a part of my childhood and I\'m grateful for the chance to hear it again.