 This CBSRMT episode reminds of THE TWILIGHT ZONE episode called "Stopover In A Quiet Town" where the 2 main characters are trapped in a peaceful place and don't know how to escape. Same idea, different endings. One word to describe the Climax at the 39-minute 22-second mark: ENTERTAINING. One word to describe the Resolution at the 41-minute 48-second mark: WOW!!! I did not see that coming. Bravo to Bob Juhren on his writing. E.G. Marshall was nearly perfect on his commentaries. In his Epilogue, he said, "…another menu of Suspense, Mystery, and Horror." ACT-1 had Suspense, ACT-2 had Mystery, and ACT-3 had Horror. In his Prologue, however, he said, "Your landlord in this mansion of terror." Good choice of words, but not for this particular episode since it doesn't take place in a mansion. It takes place in the town of Granville, Population: 210, where there are no kids, no teenagers, no senior citizens, and no pets. "Your storyteller in this town of terror," would be the right intro. The sound effects of the doorbell, birds chirping, construction working, large crowd, the music band, barn door unlocked, dialing & ringing from the rotary phone, and the tea cups clinking were good contributions to this tale. The music in ACT-1 sounded casual, ACT-2 had music where the mystery was building up, and the music at the very end of ACT-3 was shocking. But it felt like it needed more suspenseful tunes. Suspenseful like the tunes in #1245-THE JUDGE'S HOUSE and #0573-THE ARTIST. But more importantly, I give a round of applause to our cast: Tony Roberts (as Mike Slater the news writer), Jennifer Harmon (as Jane Slater the painter), Grace Matthews (as the 79 year old Martha Williams), Leon Janney (as Ned Broker and Stu Henry), and William Redfield (as Tim Egan the basketball player). One word to describe the talent of these actors & actresses: SPLENDID. I recommend this episode to every CBSRMT fan that enjoys a good shocking ending.