It\'s possible it could have been broadcast in the late 80\'s. I know some of the episodes in my collection were acquired in the late 80\'s -- early 90\'s, because WHAM ,out of Rochester, N.Y., brought it back on the air-- in reruns-- as simply \"Mystery Theater\" minus the previews of the next night\'s broadcast (They sneaked in an extra commercial break, instead).
As for this episode itself, It\'s not the best RMT adaptation of An Edgar Allan Poe, I think \"The Fall of the House of Usher\" qualifies as that, but it is enjoyable. The romance between Paul Hecht and Corine Orr is a little too corny, but otherwise this is a very fun listen. Guy Sorel creates an excellent Dupin. As he lectures Pierre-- all the points of deduction Poe was trying to illustrate-- are well represented-- the sifting of facts which are pertinent from those trivial. Until Next Time............... <br>